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National Republican., 1881-09-02
REAL ESTATE.
The omeiai Transfer. a. Recorded Ys..
terday.

Mr.. J. +. 0lmstead presents the follow
ing transactions In real estate In the District as re.
ported TO him By the Recorder Of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
On q street north, between Fourteenth and FIJI.
teenth streets west, west half of uhlot ~ (26O By
10, feetl, square D9, Catherine Rcchenbach 70
on I street north, between Twenty.thIrd and
Twenty. fourth streets west, part of lot 90 BY g
feel. square ~, benjamin H. stinemetE 10 Frances
A. Connor, 81 ,2c0.
on NJ street north, between Twenty. fourth and
Twenty hth streets weet part of sublot 90 BY 100
feep square %, y. r. Larner et al, trustees, 10
Washington Y. Johnson, 500
on street south, between Twenh and Thlr.
teenth streets west lot IS (26 by lt5 feev square
2g7, John II. Burke to Ann salome wingaie,
$1,000.
On Tenth street west, between l. and N streets
north, part Of sublots I aud (i6 feet by depthl,
square 81, Wtlhelmina y. Burgess 10 Amos s.
on q street north, corner OF Tenth street west,
part OF sublots and 4s by 20 feet, square $50,
Sarah d. Duke TO Robert Campbell, $3.50
On street south, between Ninth aud Tenth
streets west, part OF lot (l4 feet AZ inchea by
depthl. square 3s5. wilmot II. Ward TO Catharine
Fitzgerald, nominal
On c street south, between Third and Fourth
streets east kublot Sl7 by sc feet inch), square
79l John w. Smoot to Henry Carroll. nominal
On street south between Ninth and Tenth
streets east sublots rs and ~ (32 feet by depth)
square 95l William 4. okie TO Eleanor n. I. Needs,
nominal.
COUNTY
On Boundary street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets continued, south half OF lot (25 feet BY
depth, OF Wright & Cox's subdivision of a trAct
known as Pleasant Plains A. H. Fox ct al, trustees
TO Alfred H. Lee, $3.50.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
IlomnnIAa.

Into one quart of new milk put one gill
Of fresh buttermilk and three or four Jumps OF
whito sugar. Mix we'll, and see that the sugar
dlssolves. Put in warm place to stand ten hours,
when l! will be thick. Pour from ono vessel TO
another until 1t becomes smooth and uniform in
consistency Bottle and keep 10 warm place
twenty-four hourS-it may take thiriy.six In
winter. The bottles must be tightly corked and
the corks tied down. Shake well Ave mnntes
before opening. II makes very agreeable drink,
which Is especially recommended for persons who
do not assimilate their food aud for young chill
dren may bc drunk as freely as milk Ins,ead OF
buttellailk some use ateaspoonnil ofyeaEt Made
from mares milk II is the standard beverage Of
the TartaTs, who almost live upon II In summer,
and Is also used largely by the Russians, The
richer your milk, which should be unskimmed,
The better viii be Yonr konmiss.-Ebod and Rennh.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
BY Associated Press,

NRw York, Sept. l.--Money loaned up
to I-32 and interest and closed at 2lla3 per cent
Exchange quiet at i79l4@479X for long and $3.50
4sSlS for short sight Governments quiet aud gem
orally Arm State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds
irregular. but In the main weak.
Tho stock market opened weak and ka2 per
cent. lower the latter for Houston and Texas, Nor
folk and Western preferred being ~ and Missouri
Pacific per cent. lower In the early dealings
pressure 10 sell prevailed, and before midday
prices declined u TO ~ per cent, Denver and Rio
Gfande, Texas Pacific, Union Pacific, Northwest
ern, C. c. C. & l., and Northern Pacific preferred
being most prominent in the downward move
ment, During the afternoon the speculation was
very dull, with frequent slight reeoyeries and re-
actions The market continued unsettled up to
the final sales, closing heavy at decline ON the
days transactions Of Il 70 IA per cent IN the gem
eral list, Pullman Palace Car was noticeably weak
and declined per cent from yesterday.
Sales to-day aggregated 207,S9l shares, including
Delaware. Laekawanna and Western, 1900; Den,
Yer and Rio dTande, $1,000; Erie, $500 Kansas and
Texas. $500; Lake Shore, lS, 100; Louisville and
Nashville, LOO; Michigan Central, 200; Missouri
Pacific, 0G00; Northwestern, ll2O0i New Jersey
Central, 1890; New York Central, 5000; Northern
Pacific, 66OO Reading, l,l00i st. Paul $500; Texas
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TTED.

SLOANE.-On September ], at ~ M, Mrs. MARaA.
RET a. SLOANE, wife OF the late Robert sloane In
the 9th year or her age.
Funeral at 1889 Fourteenth street northwest Satur-
day, at 2 o'clock. Friends Of the family invited
to attend.
LUFF-On Wednesday. August ~, 1881, Mt 6.l3 A. m.,
Of consumption, W. II. LuFF, In the 2Sth year OF
his age
Funeral will take place fronphls late residence 497
Maryland avenue southwest, to-day tFrlday). Sep.
tember q at o'clock p. m Relatives and friends arc
Inv cd to attend.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
CHARITY.

IT'S melancholy sight 10 zee
The poor ofa great city;
Their AFFECT want and misery
Excite our strongest pity.
Bp. those who view It every day,
In nli Its strange variety,
WI not the iei~t aiterliou pay
To precepts Of sweet charity.
One morning meandcrcd out
10 sip the cooling brecze-
To walk the streets and look about
serenely at my ease
When saw around an oftice door,
A crowd OF beggars pressing
All ragged and hungry, haifa score
A picture most distressing.
The reason could not explain,
TIL, walking up quite near u,
A sad-faced woman did eNclAimi
"oh, say, Is he not here ycts'
A crippled negro answered. mo;
but yonder he comes now.
see those smiling features glow
Beneath his noble brown
"God bless his soul" the woman said,
Her countenance lit with Joy.
"He'li give me Aims 10 purchase bread,
And feed my starving boyr'
Then saw porily figure,
With gentle, manly grace,
Grasp the hand of "poor old niger
And look kindly Ia his facc.
He gave q hearty greeting
To all that wretched band
You could see their sorrows fieetlDg.
Ashe took each pauper's hand;
He heard the old womnn's story,
With sympathlzng mods,
As though lo cared not for glory
Nor TO propitiaie the gods
For when her story ended
The moisture In his eye
With the woman's tears was blended
And sought the realms ON high.
Then bounteously giving aims 10 each.
He bade them all good day.
where does that good man preach
Il said to a strangely, "pray'"
AT the theatre" said he, with grin.
Which I thought was rather sneaking.
mean what church does he figure In!
He must certainly be deacon"
"No. no." said the stranger, "noi
He belongstO no church nj all.
He's only lawyer from Chicago,
And his name is Ingersoll."
-W,Jor The Repu1iicon.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
InvestIgaiinE the Cattle disease.

L. +. Thayer OF Massachusetts,; Professor James
Law OF Ithaca, n. Y, and Mr. Saunders,
Of Chicago, are about to leave Chicago for the
West for the purpose ofinVesgatlng Of causes Of the
prevalence Of pleuro- pneumonia. They will dis
the question Of infection by cattle.cars which
passed through the infected districts, ventilation,
transportation, aud kindred subjects. The inves-
legations SO far have revealed a decided pleuro.
pneumonia IN Kings Queens, West Chester, nut
nam, and Richmond Counties New York. The
disease has been found In New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware. SO FAR
no traces OF the disease have been found west Of
the Aueghanies, and they believe none exist.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
Pacific, p.TcG Union Pacific. i7,iOo wabash Pacific,
1000; Western union, 5,ioo.
rorsIr. sen.y sgnrEet.

sun.rREssunv aALAscEs
... f,1Issa. 80 % Currcncy.....- ti,Tas, 800 o
National Republican., 1881-09-02
New Summer Arrangement.
FOOT SURGERY.

DR. WHITE, ChirOpOdBt Of over thlrty.nye cara
experience, twenty consecutive years OF practice 0
Dheastd Nails, Vascular EKcEeSenees anal al all
mrntA OF the feet Refers 20 the most entQeut ply
acans Surgeons, anh thousands uf other welte
poraOnAg0a th.t pUtrOnile hiR establishments liis
81 per visit.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
yIRlSSJA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TnE soSfm NNDIA-soIT.ywEsT
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JusE IL, 1881,

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUSE II, 1881,
TRAINS LEAVE u. a p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
7io A. M, daily-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for South and Southwest. DAILY.
except sunday, To local points on G. Il d. X. II.
PULLMAN SIEEPING ChIt are run from wash-
ington to New Orleans without change Of cars
1io. A. m.-MHIrE SULPHUR LIMITED Ex:
pRESS, daily, except SUNDAY; to fsnquier ana
White SULPHUR springs PARLOR CAR, WASH
tngton TO White sulphur springs
lO;l5 y. m.-VIRGISIA SPRINGS EXPIRES. daily.
q. u o. H. IL. -.
ton To White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPlNd CARS daily from Washing
ton to Augusta. Ga. without change.
Passengers tor Manassas Division will take IiO n m
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton Tis
a. m. daily, and il;n5 daily, except Sunday,
For tickets and information call at Virginia Md
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
National Republican., 1881-09-02
PRopucR MARKRrs.

BAirNoHE SEPT. I.--Virginia skies, de-
lgrrrd, = 90, Consolidated, 5Iss do. second SC.
rich, - new ten. f0riies, fgt bid o.day.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
- atsek Hoard.

JoSDoS. Sept l.-Consols for money
= i.is 40 ~ the account. - 5.i6. Erie, ts9i
frnnfylFanin nj, d5lt.
National Republican., 1881-09-02


fhsS-eHIcAaa lScISSRTi, INN ,SHf"S xSD ST. LOUIS
80 RR]NIitTiHsEH ti s5,. biG2y ,y and Way stations
$50 baltimore Annapolis. ana WAY. Ple9nons
Si,r%yn99ig' ~, winchester. liagersiown' aud WN'
si5-pIiIiKbEtriiiX Ni3w YORk. AND B0s-
an IpN bNIIliisS r Igil9t Cars e N.w York:
meets Tor 1tAger'town and at Point OF Rocks fSr
;coo-nn sunday only. for baltimore. Annapolis Nns
ioOo-RSiirIMonE ExPREss c,op.O, Irya,,sy,ll.
College, Belsyillc, laurel, Annapolis JunctiOa.
,,o 4, Je,s,in,s AND ianoyerE o ,,.,,,,,,>,,,,
ANDsr LOUIS EXPRESS
i2io,naumore, Elllcott city, Annapolis. aud wsv
tlf;-3g surrey ~ Sg!y = g, BI.nOrc and Way
tSOO-RA Lr1MnhE, E,PlIiLADELPHIA.A ANDNEw
S0o-Beliimore and Way stations twlnchester Frcd.
,,o erck HagerS,own and Way, via Rciay). :,
REL EYPREss Frederick, Via Relay, stops :,
ttiS-Poini Of RocSs, FrclcrIci, rsgcr,town, Wis.
SRfSs,sg and wy sis,!SR, {oT Sunday 10 Point
"feSls Ee%Phrs Sas "" tMsFnsSsis ana
Hoay,,o,y way, via Relay stops at Hya'lsViiis ana
e;ol-Polnt of Rocks and Way stations
1850 Af nAf'TmIMonE n HTATTsviLLE AND I-aU.
-PIiIsBg RG; CINCINNATI AND ST.
PPHRffLS bEipHfA HErpmHsf1A NEW YORK. AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS. sleeping car TO Now York.
and special sleeping car ut phlladelphlA-
i000-BALTIMORE, HSATrSVILLE AND LAU.
REL EXPRESS. Stops on signal or to let OF
passengers a, any station between washngtoa
and a ApTiApolis Junction.
tnaily tSundays only. Other trains daily, excops
Sununy.
Ahtrains nom Washington stop at Relay Station =
For further information apply at the baltimore ana
Ohio ticket offices. Washington Station and 6ig nua
i2bi Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth street
where orders will he taken for baggage be checked
| and received at any point In the city.
| NTIRIjsSJA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
.SeeonS-S5anS Gooos.
Proposals.
FoR wooD AND COAL
DOOHKREPER's OFFICi

IDhofO-ALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
IL DOpHKREPERA OFFICF,
HOUsE oT RNPHissENTArIvEs, u. g.,
WAAitNuTuN, ID. g., sept. l. lsal.
Sealed proposals. Will he received at this Office TIL u
o'clock noon, on TIT itSDAN September snext, for
delivery TO the u. - House of Representatives, and
fOr storing In vaults OF south wing OF Capitol, two
hundred (2t0l tons beai quality White Ash Furnace
Coal and forty (tO) cords merchantabe Oak Wood,
sawed IN two cuts. Coal TO weigh 2.2lO pounds per
ton aud wood to lS cnhlc feet per cord and
all TO be delivered and stored or before Thursday,
September -. Wood must be corded and measured
at Napitol and coal reweiEhed there " desired
The right 10 Accept reject any oNcess In quantity
ernmcnt Envelopes containing bids must he mark ed
Proposals for Coal and Wood and addresse.l TO
se2n DoorKeepef Ii. Il.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
educational.

eel.u President,
SWS{gTRHB5rNM RSB MEpIA t
nsysTS Taylor 4 ssa: take ssea, pleasure a
shortiidge. ihnye had an opportunity for several
Academy Is conducted, well as the deportment Of
the pupils who attend IT. and am satisfied that nothing
and moral development OF The latter. '"'''''''
students fitted at Media Academy nre now in Har-
syIysns, Columbia, &C. &c Boys Si,ed for Si West west
Point, Annapolis, or any polytechhic school.
books &c; No extra charges except for music special
bo su SRyi esa Sna $ ha p5GSS on
both advanced and backward young men, combining
Sr E"ssh ss scesstc s anG oasseai
French and German spoken in Language classes hook.
keeping and penmanship by Professor w, p. Ham.
and Pennianship. Weekly lectures, with the finest
and ils-, apparau, for eEpermGnta Illustration
stories and lighted with gas; hot and cold bathsi gym
New eSar "%nS cJans pere of build
ns and null psrtlcuiars with 100 references, and let
sen 81. President iii, the IIev. Dr. Z. r Peabody,
PRSGsip6S IR Rey D. W. g. 'Y ByIesSy Rsv' Y Gffg r.
I!o6bins,. Rey, W, a, Pailen, Rev, Z, x. Heiner,
lion H. B!sSce, IT,, NJ g; Mr. y n clarke. Nj %ii.
lam y stoIa, George A, Bassett esq, DR.; p Lppen;
SSe school twelve T Miles SS rs from HfSns Sna
and Chestnut streets Philadelphia Twenty,hye daily
few minutes from Media station.
Media has seven churches and temperance char
ter strictly enforced prohibiting the sale of all intONi
eating drinks. The health record OF Media has few
parallels
students admitted at any time No incidental" "
expenses.
No examination requisite for admission.
For full particulars address SWlrHIN G. SHORT
lIDlE, A. M. (Harvard University gradua;o) Me-
da, Pa.
Principal at Ebbltt House Friday, September 2, from
pa. IN. to i0p.m sepi-tf
rpnE SCHOOL OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1877.
National Republican., 1881-09-02
DRoPOsAIs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OTricE PuRcnAsISo ASD DEroT


WAsmNoroS, u. G., September !, iSsi.
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate. with copy OF this
attached VII 6e recelyed az this Office
ISL for the delivery at the a. r. subslstence Depot IN
this city OF the following subsistence stores, yiEi
lbs Soap, hard laundry not TO contain more than 10
per ccntum OF rs-n and 10 he free from other Adul-
ieraIions 1900 lbs. salt nne, n bass 500 lbs, Table
a standard sample OF flour eau be seen at this
Office. samples of the article. proposed TO be deliy
sIsS t a ss s nys sf
opes should be marked "proposals for -" For
further information apply to the underslgnsd
.el.s. Capt, and G Y. I, e I: I sefR+a; RT%y
DRoPosAIs FOR PAVING STREETS IN THE
Il CITY oFnEoRGErOMN, nc.
ESatNEEa DErARTnENr
DisTntCT OF COLrMHIA,
WAsutsuIOS, August ~ 1881.
by direction Of the Board OF Commissioners, sealed
proposals Will be received AT this office un " o'clock
m. on TUESDAY, September q, 1881, for paving the
carriageway q Thiry-hrsi street, between aud =
Thirtieth streets, Georgetown, ID. g., with asphalt
blockA
blank forms OF proposal and specifications can b.
Bcther with all necessary Information, aud bids upon
these forms viii alone be considered.
The right IL reserved TO reject any or all bids
SnsslGi Lieutenant Ensnecrs, L. X A.
DHoPosAIs FOR COAL
Il REIoRu SCHOOL oT Tirg o, O.,
MAHNISeTON, August ~, 1851.
Sealed proposals will be Teceiveif at my once No.
6l3 Fifteenth street northwest until " o'clock
TuESDA y 6lh September next Tor furnishing and
Georges Creek Cumberland Coal and 10 tons best
quality Lac White Ash Furnace Coal, all 10 be nee
to the ton, aud Zee 81 % cents 20 Inspector aud
welgher 70 be paid by contractor,
"sh' 70 r''ec' '''s OF ""'Ne u''o', 5r's5Nfd
auaOGt President Board of'irnsiess-
National Republican., 1881-09-02

EXCURSIONS
10 Richmond, via Norfolk, to Norfolk via Rich.
mond, and return TO Washington. James River bv
daylight A delightful trip
Steamer Excelsor, twice daily l9:30 u. m. and 1D
u. m,), to Richmond, via Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, nom Quantico ..,.
Steamer George Lcary, TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS, and SATG RDAYS, to Norfolk, connecting
at Richmond and Norfolk with the James River
steamers each way. -
Round trip ticket W
National Republican., 1881-09-02

M -. uNivEisirY OF dEo9gETowN.
sSSrf s Msss sfs Gcss VII sss" ssaas MGS
'iSa ,sgRly' IA AsHESRSp s Soy n Jdp D 1sS"
NrATIoNAL UNIVERSITY. LAW DEPART.
~ menL Catalogues are nov ready and may be
obtained from the secretary oJ W;J; MENTION. l
rI,HE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
SCHOOL begins lts iourleenth year on the leth OF
@ u Dr Church T IN north session
soms OF our well.known citizens with regard TO Its
ausi-im j. W. HUNT, Principal.
CT. vINCENTs SCHOOL, CORNER TENTH
and q streets. will reopen September s. Parents
are requested 10 send their children promptly. 2G2w
Columbian College Preparatory School.
The any.nlnth annual session will commence on the
18th Of september with the following corps OF in
oiis ., Mason. a, NJ. Phi. D, Principal
Andrew Y Monisgpe' a ~, Professor q Latin.
Harry q. Davis, a. y; Protssor o. Greek. -,
j. Howard Gore, H. s., Professor OF Mathematics.
Boys prepared for college, for West Point and the
Naval Academy for TIE civil and scientific service OF
For CAialogues or further Information apply to the
PRINCIPAL, 1915 q street northwest -,
SlPENCERIAN BUSiN fSS COLIEGE CORNER
Cseyenth and l. streets northwest educAtes sons
and daughters for real life, The business course
comprises penmsnshlp, ,spelllng the English Lam
aud Double Entry bookkeeping, business Practice
on Basiness and EihIs' Day aud evening SESSIONS
Scholastic year begins Monday, August %. A valn-
fs@sas o. saSes y James, SSsY x Gafeld i''i aud
ssc Sy GsSsfsi FrsRcs 4 walker, and also lS fS
lniOrmsion concerning the College will be sent free
q s SRGS o "pMfSS MS e iE EEcER Il eSGsa s nH
sXR1 A sPENcER, Viee.Prneipa auisW
Georgetown University.
THE SCHOOL OF LAW
opens for the term Of lssl-'S2 on "WEDNESDAY. oc.
iober a. slK o'clock IN the evening. Regular course
of two YEAR, shy dollars per snn9m posI;raduate
'"' N"S" %E'R DENNIS, Secretary,
auiSh --. Washington city.
7 EssoSs IN ELocUTIoN by
EDWARD C. TOWNSEND,
AT NO ma NINTH ST. N. w.
Nj Townsend can be engaged for heading al,a
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+ .ADnas, oESTs, MISSES, AND oHILDRENs
FINE low SHOES AND sLIPPERs
sHoP.woRS Doors a ImALF PRICE
H-AEIkT'S,
lezi so seventh IT. ana lg22 Pennsylyania ave.
NJ SILLIAN LIZA oEgEg1 PES GESG I doiq, OFF
s s @lsp,, pSi s1ssi ana ana iSsyRa grg %rSgs sGl al
pers, Lawn ana bingham snlis BLACK Damasse
suits, A ane assortment of lsT9sols and dloyes
lAroa NJ great variety, Rdiies aud Misses bathing
suits hpd cas ana aeaIetuly selected line o. pArsiaa
twenty cents. slors viii be closed - Nix O'clock
TCIts Treyise, Paris SjT Prnna avsane
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'Grauelere' CSbui0e.
TIiE dREAT -

1881 TINE GREAT 1907
,o r,r PPESNSs,YL,.yyAgGA YL,.yyAgGA ROUTE = -
lo I'iE nPh hfEH, A p WEI ~ ANn SOUTHWEST
srLEN6ID seEShR$i SdSfF'tidhEAS5TT' SdSf'i hA5T' Eaurr.
TRAINS LEAvE. WAS fSGTroSS. iIS, from Demo, co,.
For r6hrg and ihe wct. e's 800 "a q. gO m. daily wits
sleeping Cars to Piisburg and Chicago; ios6 a IN
cnN, 81 Louis and Chicago S'p"rS so p. . d daily Iis
BxITfMoRR AND iPogTmtfAc RAILROAD
For Ja,nqnndngun "a, Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls
a. m daily exeept snnd,y a. se m ng 9r M, daiiv 80
zen ssni tSat,irnny' With Palace Cars to Canandsgua
For wllllamsport, Lock Haven and ElmlrA, atiep
For a Ha;y -; dyyiy My except @ ~ sunday r M ,e oo to-
AMI i0lbp mon Sunday, 800 D. M, 1000 and ieis
Limited Espress OF Pullman Parlor Cars, eoo a m.
a,Jegey tiiy with boats Of" brooklyn AnneS.-
giiordlng direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding
For PHILADELPHIA. 500, i00 M, 300. SO 1000 aoa
niMg,2 nM,2 p ~. On Sunday 200 p. m. $50. ieoo md
Limited n ESgTe5s @ s'o %; m; eGlly except SUNDAY
60 &'o Sn loco 10 an and go 100 2 n NJ no on SUNDAY SO
For Pores Cicck Line. 6'io q. m and 40 y daily
For Anhepoiis, z 10 a. M. and tWp m. daily cSccps
Ali bRIA AM, .rRgpEpicgsBuRa RAIL-
. TON RAILROAD,
For, AicSandria 7ioo, seo, 90 n M, and ilo a M
sundays, ioo, acn, aud ii,ala a. M and N0l D. m.
For Rlrhmund aud the south, fun ~ m. and iit0 n m
daily, andSoop. .. M daily, cycspl sunday. :. :.
Trains Leave AieSandtia t9r washlnglon no g0 Ge%
and l2Ql midnight Suhuay, nj 500 aud 1000 a IN
7.On aud nt0 4. IN.
TickctsRnd lniutmailonc be- procured at the once
northeast corner or Thriecnth street and Pennsyi.
yanin avenue, aud At the station, where orders can be
lel for the ceckng " bagage TO destination nos
''''' ,''' j, H. wOoD. General Passenger Agent
FNANk THOMSON 'tnrtnl Mnnnert,
nALriMOHE AND ONO iAILRuAD.
BiTwEI.N TIIF ES,Sr ANn 1IiE 80"
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DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICO,
via Excelsior, GaD H. and $3.50 n. m. On SUN
DAYS at p. N. only, .-
Round trip ~ cenu. ~,
Tickets and staterooms for sale and iur
nshed ut Is. w, Reeds Sons. 1918 street northwesti
Cook 4 Tours, 1881 Pennsylvanla avenue: ~. Mero
Hotel, ROose's Cigar Stands, at Principal Hoeisi IL
b, Polkinhorn, next tp city postoiice and nj Conn
GEORGE MATTIHdLy,
General superintendent
ANN lckl
National Republican., 1881-09-02

TIME SCHOOL OF FMUSIC.-ESTABLISHE 1877.
Il 70l Eighth street northwest.
Piano Organ, Voice, Violin, &c. Church organ for
National Republican., 1881-09-02

FOR RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH
The new and splendid steamer EXCELSIOR, con-
Meeting with H., 4. and r. II. X. ut Quantico. twce
daily except Sunday, at $50 a. M and $50 p. IN.
Fare TO Richmond, limited
Fare to Richmond unlimited 70
Fare to Richmond round trip, good for 10 days, %
National Republican., 1881-09-02
Steamboat Sines.
Potomac Steamboat Co.'s Advertisement

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FoRrREss
MONROE, PINEY POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT
steamer GEORGE LEARY. on TUESDAYS ana
THURSDAYS at $50 p. ni., and SATURDAYS
EXCURSION TO THE CAPES EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK
Reduction OF rates, beginning Saturday, July n
Flrst-class round %
Flrst-Cass to Plney Point and Point Lookoutu., 80
Second.class round trip to Fort Monroe and Nor
LOOKOUT p %
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DALrIMonE ANn Quo llAILnuAp.
fIIE MODEL FAsrLtNE. ANpTIEoNtY LINZ
BErWEEN THE FAST Ann TIIE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.

DounLE TRAcKl JASNry COUPLER, STEEL RAua
schedule to take eject sunday, May =, 1884,
National Republican., 1881-09-02

FJNHE BoYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
SCHOOL begins its fourleenth year on the l2th OF
September, IN DR., Sunderlands Church, north session
room. See circulars at bookstores for the opinions OF
soms OF our well.known citizens with regard TO Its
merits For an Interview with the principal or other
aus5im j. w. HUNT Principal.
National Republican., 1881-09-02

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. LAW DEPART.
~ menL Catalogues now ready and may be
obtained from tho secretary, w. J. NEWTON.
Auag-tf 800 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1881-09-02

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
WI UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.
The thirty-third annual session will begin MON
DAY, September 8 In the Medical College Building,
corner Tenth and Il streets northwest For informn.
tion apply TO 4. A. ASHFORD, NJ. D., Dean,
hupO-Gt llO New York ayenIp
National Republican., 1881-09-02

4 .ADIlas, OESTs ,MIssIas', AND CmLDRENs
FINE low SHOES AND SLIPPERS
AT ACTUAL COST.
SHOP.MORN GOODS Al HALE PRICE.
1-T q ET1.rtS
National Republican., 1881-09-02

CT. vINcENTs SCHOOL, CORNER TENTH
aud q streets. will reopen September s. Parents
are requested TO send their children promptly. 2l2w
National Republican., 1881-09-02
COAL AND WOOD.

The experience OF the past winter must Impress on
the minds Of all prudent housekeepers the lmpor,
lance OF laying In a good supply OF COAL aud
buy, and the place To get tisat
Gil New York Avenue.
A. B. SMITH.
JUNE /. 1881. Ie2O-u
National Republican., 1881-09-02

AT NO ma NINTH sT wv.
moderate charge d2gu