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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-24
2SanfeS -2Niscel(aneo,ls.


MUSIC LESSONS GIVEN AT THE ,ScHoL-
lNl ar's residence Mt IS per quarter; special aten
ton and thorough instruction TO each. Address Miss
w. " CLAY, City Post-otfce. se2t3tt
"ANTED TO BUY FOR CASH-A GOOD PI-
w ano state lowest cash price. Address PI-
ANo, Republican oiilce. se2t-as
DRIyATE LESSONS GIVEN BY LADY
= l. who has had experience In teaching g.-Central
location; best references. Address MRS ii. u, Re-
publican office se2t3t+
n ENERAL GARFIELD'S LAST LETTER,
NJ written TO his mother while on his dentlrbed.
Every one should have copy. Neat fac SMILES for
sale at The Republican Office. len cents per copy
VXTANTED-To EXCHANGE TABLE BOARD
w for carpets and bedroom furniture. Address
G., Republican Office. se2l.3tt
MADAME LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL
WI give lessons In French ut her home or at pu-
pills residences prices moderate: best city reference
Apply at Us Third street northwest. sel6toOls
A CCoMMoDATIONs FOR 4 HORSES WITH
IA frst-class care and keeping. Carriages stored In
separate room from stables j. d. OLCoTT,
Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth and II and
streets seB-lmf
XxJANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN L.
w Bea Room 4, 1t20 New York avenue, II n Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In Office from a. m, to5p. m np3oly
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TO THE PUBLIC,

MIR. DRIVER takes this method OF announcingto
his patrons that In consequence of the death of Pres
dent Garfield the GARDEN CONCERTS will be dis-
continued until further notice. se22
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proposals.
Proposals for Printed Wooden Tags and
Label Cases for Mail-Bsgs.

PosT-OFFIcE DEPARTMENT..
WARRINGTON, d. O., August y, 1881.
Separate sealed proposals VIII be received at this
Department until noon on the twenty-sixlh day Of
WOODEN TAGS, like the samples OF this Depart
ment. in such quantities and at such times may be
required and ordered during one year from the ff
teenh day Of October 1881 also for IN like
manner and for the same period LABEL CASES for
mail-bags, like the samples OF this Department
The proposala (he right to reject any al OF which
being reserved) be In accordance with the spec
hcatlons and forms which will be furnished on app-
cation TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General
The contracts which may be made will be In con-
formy TO such specifications and the accepted pro-
pOsals, THOMAS L. JAMES,
aug20S6w Postmaster-GcnerRl.
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MONEY TO LOAN,
SoorSina.

INOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
H. Table Board: convenient to four lines of cars
Apply at go New York avenue. se23.9t'
R1f EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
vi II near G,-Table Boarders desired; Rooms
now vacant, with Board; good Recommendations; 4;
coaches and cars convenient; near War and Treas
ury Departments se23-3ts
UrANTED.-A GENTLEMAN OF REFINE
wv ment "a musical person preierred) can find
for the winter pleasant home, with home comforts
no other boardersi references exchanged. Address
MRS. L., City Post-ofnce sea0+,*
CLINToN HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
~ -First.class Table Board, $40 per month; room
and board, so 10 SIS; no liquors.
se9tf J. NJ. DELoNG 4 CO.. Proprletors.
FINHE FREMONT HOUSE. WITH ITS FINE
Il promenade balconies. cool airy rooms, and snpe.
rior table, Will be found most desirable place for
summer boarding Rates, room and board, US TO $50
per month. my2
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2Business Chances.

INoR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-ON EASY
T. terms, Grist Mil, doing good business; 26acres
reliable water power; miller's and store house; u
head Hogs; tristy miller on place. Address a. O.
MASON, Mason, Orange County, Va se2i-3tf
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eSor Rent 2rliscellameo,rs

II avenue northwest; good stand for any busl.
ness. A. A. WILSON, Room l, over Bank Of WASH
lngton. sei7-6tF
nMNIBUsES TO LET-FoR EXCURSION AND
" Picnic Parties. Apply at Office Imperial Hotel.
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Ssfor -Sale--Sbo,lscs, &c.

EoR RsALE-ssToRY, PRESSED BRICK, BAY
IL window HOiise Ohio stone trimmings modern
improvements; rooms; excellent neghborhood
and central, northwest; price, IS 500 $500 cash, bal
NICE NEW HOUSE, ROOMS; ALSO
IA cellar and basement, two miles from city; In
the District; stable and land " wanted will sell or
rent to acceptable party also nice house lots
uguous Apply at 4O5 First street northwest se2e-3ts
J1NOR SAIE-oNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
IL Estates In the vicinity OF Washington, d. G. |;
nearly 400 acres: splenddly watered, elegant man
sion, shade, fruit &c and extensive deposits of rich
iron ore; close by baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sta
tl0n. Apply 10 III. l.. DAVIS, Attorney at Law, dli
II street northwest. sei9-6tt
IINOR SALE.-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
I property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
st. Cloud Building. Real estate and loans. Jyl-iy
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-Sosf anS sSfo,ImS.

r osT-A SET OF LICENSE OF n a. GOLDEN
IL by returning to corner Tenth and Il streets
southwest you wifi greatly Obgo owner. se22-StS
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Sor GRenf-. Souses.

ITOR RENT . HOUSE NO 1873 (sHERMANis
IT Row street northeast. possession October ..
Inquire on premises or at lGii Tenth street north
west. seElale
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Nigh BLOOMING Flowers.

This is the season OF the year when
night blooming flowers throw their
sweet fragrance in the air. Though
these nigh flowers are generally very
beautiful, there are but II few houses in
which their beauty can be admired and
then only by the aid of arti cial light.
Foremost among the night boomers is
the night blooming cactus, one of The
pureSt transparent white flowers that
blushcI, To he seen. Mrs. Gr0be, at 6l9
French streer, has Il couple of THESE rare
cactus plants which are Low putting
for Ii the l0Veiicst bloom. On Saturday
evening a representative of the REPUB-
LICAN who Mrs q. knew to be an ar
dt't almirer Of floral beauty, accepted
an lnVita'iOn 20 come TO her residence
5nd SEE one Of these large cactus flowers
III full bloom. IL commenced in early
twilight to gradually unfold itself,
every moment growing more beautiful
until by 81 o'clock it revealed itself a
full blown flower some eight inches in
diameter across its trumpet shaped
mouth in which glistened a golden col
Ored petal. The leaves of the flower
were aswhite ami transparent as the
purest white wax and 80 sensitive that
the touch Of finger leaves an impress
sion. We thought as we looked upon
the lovely flower that the man who
could not admire such q f1ower had no
place in his soul for the beautiful in
nature. The plants have several more
buds hanging OH the thin edges OF the
leaves which will bloom yet, but, the
time tor their blooming is very indeti-
Il: tn
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Local LlMklots.

The cantaiope market is well sunp,i,.
Perch fishing in the Delaware i, rs
good at present. W.T..
Twenty Ave deaths occurred in r,
mington last week. VII
Farmers say they will not have mo,
than half a crop of corn on accom-, 's y
the long continued drought.
Mrs. Bulke is the mother Of p.,,,
Burke, the lad who was shot by FiS'
Cash some time ago. N'
A repulsive nuisance is ken. nm ma,
Fourth aud DUPONT streets by mat;.a
1t a place for the deposit of CITY parh,ns' "s
to be fed to hogs.
The stab|ing for the horses and "a,
sheds of the Front and Union stres"
City Railway are completed and reaJ,
for occupancy.
The Front and Union CITY Eai,w,.
Company are waiting for .he turns,
bles. Their non-arrival has re,ar,lsJ
the work, but Superintendent prio
expects to have the road in operationh' n
the first Of september.
Mr.. +, G. NJ. Ely was still postiy,
this morning TIL at Saturday nlrbt, A.,
was not further OFT than Front and
Union streets, notwithstanding thecm,
tradicllons Of those who were AZ the ii,
two miles further out in the country
Mr.. L. G. Porter and family will rsI
move I" Elkton, Md, where Mr., ?. viii
engage in merchandising. He former,
kept II grocery store at 2O5 West Fcpr,A
street. The good wishes OF a large unul
her of friends will attend him
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
The Salvation Army.

We have received a communication,
signed III. l.. ID. complaining of the
treatment OF Capt. Shirley by the Board
uI health, and setting torch the nectS-
sty OF greater effort to extend the
principles of christianity in the neigh
borhood of sixth and Pine streets, as
well as in other parts of our city. The
writer says hr aitpSaed the = od effects
in Philadelphia of tne labors OF the Sal
walton Army, MANY drunkardS ANA
immoral men and women having been
recalmed aud regrets that We can
not have an extended movement of The
same kind in our city. He seems to
think there is quite as much danger to
be feared at TINS time from that disease
which dooms the soul TO everlasting
IN err as from that which destroyed
Tue body. III conclusion ne thinks that
it is the duty OF all good citiHeus to aid
in the moral and spiritua! welfare o.
tle community as well as III any move
nent to promote health.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
COuUctl ON IA JaUnI.

Franklin Il. to.tun, manager OF TIE
National Dredging COMPANY gave al
excursion 10 large number OF his
friends oir saturday Il Sunday ON the
,t,..m ting Il H. kirkland, to Ii" Ue,H
ware Breakwater. The party let 81
miuyton at : A o'clock Saturday even.
M and Lewes at O'clock Sunday
morning. On Sunday some went tC
Erhoboth and some tishei of the Break
wafer. Headed by Col. Enoch Moore,
the fishing parry had the best luck OF
the season at Lewes, having caught
several hushc, Of fish. The party LETT
L"wcS at 3 o'clock on the return tr!r,
reaching Wilmington at l0o'clock last
night. On the home trip the party pass.
ed the following
DEL, RIVER NEAR New CASTLE,
August Il, 1881.
WHEREAS. We are indebted TO +, li.
Cotton for our excursion to the Break.
water, which, through hisklndncssan'i
attention, has been made one OF unns0a
pleasure to us therefore, be i,
Resolved, That we hereby tender tc
him and the crew OF the Robert Il. kirk.
land our most sincere thanks.
Mr.. Cotton made some happy and ar'
prorrlate remarks in reply.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
The Big Quarterly.

Next Sunday will he the day Of tn,
colored peoples "Big Quarterly" and a
that time several thousand cOiored peo
pie may he expected present from dow
the STATE, the Eastern shore of Mary
land, Saieln, Camden, PhiIalrlphis
Chester and II the regions round atop
will contribute 10 swell thr th-Opl
The occasion "i hi great annual gltA
ering which has grown into a ,lcr,l!,
Obscrvel custom is IA Little Unprptpu
tious. Quarterly meeting Of the 4 U
NJ. church on French Nrrrrt aDoa
Eighth, OF which Rev. Henry II, DW!,
is pastor, according to the usual Gil,
tom the Quarterly Conference oflMI
church will be held at 9, O'Clock, D. m
on Saturday next, and on Sunday fOl
lowing love feast will De held at
O'Clock in the morning, and semoa(
will be preached at lG.3Da. IN. aud a
aud ! D. III. Mr.. Davis expects Grand
spiritual time and cordially invites til
attendance OF other ministers. EXIT
services will no doubt be held in th|
other cplored churches o. the same daj
to give the Surging crowd Place Of I'd
sort where they may hear something d
advantage.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Personals

Prof Hochkeppe has returned from a
wo weeks sojourn i'll Maryland, and
resumed his duty as clerk at Edge Moor
this morning.
Mr. T.. |. p. Gruhb, member Of the
clerical force of the Edge Moor Iron
Company, left yesterday, ON q ten days
vacation, during which time he will
visit Ocean Grove, Long Branch, New
Iork, Brooklyn and Boston.
George w. Davis, forverly ofthiS city
but now Of Philadelphia, and James
Graham, of Philadelphia, both employ
rs OF tho Pullman Palace Gar Company
started on Thursday morning on an ex-
tended tour through the West They
expect to be absent until December
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Third EDITION.
THE OLY CHURCH RANGERS.
Disturbances ON Saturday After.
noon and EveninE In the VictDi.
~ Of Eighth and Church Streets.

nOOu onss nv o~Aso Ass ssAV Sss
~ Of Eighth and Church Streets.
On Saturday afternoon fight occur
red at Eighth and Church street between
two men, whose names could not be
ascertained; it was however of short
duration, as Officers Boster ard Kane
happened to be in the vicinity and hur.
rie.i to the spot only to tind that the
combatants hal separated and He'd
Persons in the vicinity when qres-
toned as to who the parties were, and
what the fight was abo It, protrssed Ell =
tire ignorance of the whole matter.
In the evening about & o'clock anoth-
er fight occurred between Thomas
Hinesley and George Graham which
attracted q large crowd. There was
some danger of the tight becoming a
general one, when the arrival ofthe
police put a stop to the proceedings.
Both combatants were pretty well used
up, Hinesley having his clothes pret-
ty well torn off and himself covered
with blood. Graham had part of one
ear and finger chewpd up and like
his opponent was covered with blood.
Hineslr. was arrested and taken to the
hall, but Graham made his esrape.
On SUNDAY Graham hearing that a
warrant was issued for hi, arrest vol
unfairly Went tulhe hall and surren-
dcrrd, Last evening lIinrsIey and
Graham were heard oN thr charge of
fighting, and ordered to pay tinr ot
s. aud costs each.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Catarrhal Poison.
Wei Ne Meyers, wonderful Catsrl

Wei Ne Meyers, wonderful O.s.rrn
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
IS delivered carriage paid) by ID: h. Dew.
ey 4 Co., No. 40, ney street, New York; YORK:
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment like snuus, douchea, and IN
halations can possibly reach or Go'troy ca.
tarrhal virus The antidotal elements dts
covered by Dr. Wei dc Meyer are absorbed
throughout the MUCOUS ncn' r,thous system
in two minutes time, thus ,urrnng dh inocu.
latiye and constitutional cure. the elects OF
which are similar To, Az az dniatlinE as vac
cination. A ssTreatiae." Wita full state
.neuts by the cured, is mailed Tree. Wei lie
Meyers Catarrh Cure Is worth ten time"
It's cost. Rev. Chas. }. lOnus, New Brighton,
l.. l." One package cured me. Kew. 4, p.
Ia y,or, 40 Aoi lie street, Brooklyn. New YORK.
ID restored NE to the wlnis;ry. Kew. GeC.
\. Refs, Coib 1sEill, n. Y" Tie remedy
is a marvel. i'ev. a. 7, ffcrsc, CAIRO, ~
1t hu been e great value 10 me. Hev Oi'
ney Place. n 2sseua, n. y, R"r. Geo. T.
Pr;,.i, st. stephens Rector, Philadelphia.
etc. A real cue Tor CstaIh 10y 500
llgs 2taN
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
A Acene ut the Hail.

Ac,er the hearing in Mr Hlug
cast on Saturday evening and h
commitment t0a cell until his fine al
costs were settled, he became very bo
terous and endeavored to break dow
his cell door. He denounced the Mayo
and his officers in the most unmea,lrs
tern-, and repeatedly stated that b b
was not thief, and they h. no rigd
to cOuiiue hi in in "a cell.
He informed officer Rickard' that Y
he would 60 to his house for him, "
would give him slnall,ry as bI9 as HI
head. About midnight Mis-. Haag pu
in al appearance, and after paying 10
line ald costs, told the officers that sll
wished that they would all gr' ID
smallpox AMI die before morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
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DEATHS.

BRACKIN-On the 18th init, Susie W.
daughter OF Thomas ald Mary l.. BracSin,
aged % years.
Relatives and friends are resrectfIllv in
vited to attend the funeral from he residence
Of h or parents, near Foulkland. Mill Creek
Hundred. on Monday, the I'D inst, at
O'Clock. =. NJ. lnterment at st, James
church.
ROACH. On Monday, tho 22nd instant,
Mrs. .tary A Roach. in the oad year oi her
age.
The relatives and friends of the deceased arc
respectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral
from her late residence, in the rear 0flll
West Seventh street, on wednesday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, to proceed to the WI
mngton and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Recent Funerals.

Levi G. Clark's funer Il tooN P@
on Friday last. The services took p" W
at his llte re- idence ne9r ~, "to'so w.,
and the inter'uent was ~ "i,,''nEV ~,
and Brandy wine cemetery in tI;'' p.. r!s
The funeral of Mrs. Mary w. p,'u ,a'
took place on Saturday afternoon ID, In
at 3 O'clock The services 'o'h lnIi, iorr
Old Swedes' Church and the atte'0'A'
TLe fI,neral services ofJacob Cun11 i
der took place yesterday afternoon ns
Brandvwine NJ. L church wa .',,, =" ofti
attended. Rev. John ShiI''"o
ciated.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Al EalOn n. Il. CnuTe"

Rev. Wesley j. Paraer the s"iv'' w
to DR.. Butler as pastor Of E1i9n .,t,4, NJ,
Church, Ninth a7d frt,rh % ~ h
was formerly a Presiding Eintr III nhlj
connection and is considered II, ,I"Ii Sv
above the average OF Colorea Mt,,lVv' .n ~,
Ministers. He preached two VERY VERY II Il
and impressive sermons yes'ri'Ip. p.all
text in the morning was ron III M III
3Ist chapter, 9th verse "l,eI'Sn i,." III
self in the Lord aud He shall sins ,ha eve w
the desire of thv heart. III VIZ ',inus
ing he preached from Keve!'tivn .M's! tTor .
chapter and 9th verse 'bu' '
rirh ~
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Closed Out.

The Delaware State Fire and Marine
Insurance Company which has for the
last two or three years been prominent.
ly before the people and the Courts OF
New Castle County in several libel SUITS
with the Every Evening Publishing
Company, has closed up its business
and reinsnred all its risks in the Queen
Insurance Company Of Liverpool and
London represented by l.. p. Buck q
Co With this closing out followsa full
withdraw Of all libel suits pending
\ fore she Courts against the Company.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
WILMINGTON HAY ANDsT tAW
MARKET.
Every Tuesday Eriday

DIR. JAS. TODD Of PHILADELPHIA,
Who for many years has been eninently sue
cesstul In the treatment OF CHRONIC l Is
EASES, has opened an office at
802 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON,
Where he can be consulted on tuesday and
Friday Of each week. between the hours OF
q. IN. and s p. nj. Persons suffering from Dys-
pelsia lndigestion, Loss of Appetite, COnsti-
patton. Nervous Weakness. General Debility,
Catarrh, Neuralgia, deafness, Roaring
Sounds in the Head, Bronchitis, Asthma, Dis
cages of the Throat, Lungs, Liver, Spleen,
Kidneys, Womb and Urinary Organs, fOut,
rheumatism, Brghts Disease, Sciataca.
Lunbago, Chronic j'iarrhGn and nysentery,
Hemorrhoids or Piles, Functional Diseases uf
the Heart, certain stages Of Marasnus and
Lung Consumption, SCrofula, Pinules on the
Face. Diseases of the Blood and Skin, Scald
Hcad, &c. &C., will hnd 1t greatly to their
advantage I" call, a. they will be told with
certainty what aiis them. and when cure II
promised you can rely upon it. Consultation
roc. 1e7-om
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Person al.

Mrs. Charles j. II Beckett ana a'
Annie Mcknight are at Cape MAY
where they expect to stay about w
weeks. They are making the trip Il
the benefit of their health.
MessIS. James j. Fox and James
Hasson, of this city, have gone 10 a
lantic CITY for q week, for the oracl
of their health, and are stopping
Wayne Cottage.
Miss Lizzie Fipps of this city Is no
in the southern par Oh Nc .
jersey, and expects to remain WV
some time in September.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
FeIl In q Fit.

Ezekiel Guthrie, "A young man re.
s ling with his father at lhe corner Of
seventh and Penn streets, fell in a ii,
Saturday evening, at Eighth and Pop
lar streets. He WAS picked up by some
bystanders, and removed to his resi-
dence, where proper restoratives were
applied. The young man h IS been icl
some time subject TO these attacks.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Reckless Driving.

Samuel Barring, ,colored, who Knocked
down and injured Mr.. Dickinson AT
Fourth and French streets a couple Of
weeks since, was heard before the
Mayor last evening on the charge OF
reckless driving. The Mayor after
hearing the testimony, sentenced him
to pay fine of s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
1 Goo hance kor a Live MAJ.

The old and well established l. X. l..
Mince Meat Apple Butter, and Pepper
Sauce works, No. 7I5 Shipley street,
are now offered for sale, lowing to the
death OF Mr.. A. f. Fipps.) There i
steam power and all necessary machi.
merry. Also wagon and harness.
Apply to K. II. JONES,
SIG West 9TH street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Fatal Disease Among hOrseS.

There has broken out terrible horse
disease in the vicinity OF Camden, Ohio.
1t is regarded AZ the same disease prev.
aent some time since in Indiana and
Illinois. The horses take it suddenly,
and it proves fatal in all cases. Great
Jumps rise up on their bodies before
death.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
rn.urreuressiole Em'hh'

Emma Jones, was before tha ,',, ,s "'t i
cpaip ON Sunday morning u ',,'"s !se.
second time within a week y han
sh that Emma was in comrany OF o, a a,e rI D
party on Saturday evening"; s;,h I'I the res
lice net scooped her in WIN ,ov ou tn
There was no evidence to spo" ,,,ion
Emma had committed any vla'""
the Jaw. SO she was dischargeo'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
AdyertisinS Cheals.

1t has become 50 common to write the
beginning of an elt tgant, interesting
article and then run it into some adver
tisenient that we avoid all such cheats
and simply call attention to the merits
of Hop BitterS III a, plain, honest terms
As possible, to induce people TO give
them one trial, as no one who knows
their value will ever u4e anything else.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
HIS stated apOn

German authority that tho unplea ant
taste impaired t. milk and butter by
feeding turnips, etc may be removed
by simply throwing into each Fan OF
mix OF four or five quarts as much
saltpetre as will lie on the point Of a
knife when a gelatinous mas will
,parate from the milk and settle to
the bottom.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
. Mn, Drovnsd At Atlantic "

Yesterday a man named D'"sh hsathj
residing in Philadelp1la, "n,, a,,t zoo f
at Atlantic City, venturen ous ,,tor t "
and was drowned. His dauShu. ar Va "A
@ na.ssI the occurrence, and in her ,"' ""
efforts to save her fathers nc ar a,D a
lost her own. He was ""'
leaves six children.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
Invitation.

WYE care enough about
w strangers visits to
make them comfortable and
instructive. Your parcels are
checked a waiting-room is
provided, where you may
rest with ladies and children;
guides conduct you through
the house, or you wander at
will ; there are many things
Of interest to see, and you
are sure of a welcome.
Drop in while waiting for
a train, or stop over if you
can afford the time.
JOHN WANlNikER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth, Market and Juni
per Streets, Philad'a
Accessible by horse cars from everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
AnImporuARla ku NOR,

1t is stated, though not authortively
that the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany intend 10 remove their shops to
this city, at an early day. The removal
1t seems, has been contemplated for
some time, and steps looking in that
direction ave already been taken.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
A Card.

To all afflicted with rheumatism, Mr..
W. H. Fuller, of Rawhide, Ala, says:
Use ~. Jacobs Oil and you will GER
tainly be cured. had rheumatism in
my feet for seven months, and at
times Was unable 70 walk. s.. jacobs
Oil cured me.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
IIis0rderIy COnA".

Henry Hinson, Joseph i G,s'ness an Sat-
Mary Brindle, were ARE hn h,,Jnct, J
day night for disorder'y ,soa eoI"t TO tn
the street. An officer testiflei ,o% y tb h
actions. and the Mayor sente.l,s" ,s
each to pay a fine of 81 and COSTS
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
FIFTH edition
Tho President's Cri,ic., a..

There was no recurrence of a..
iting in the Presidents case IN ~ '1'' a.,
O'Clock to-day. He has taken ,,.,'
nourishment without nausea. MI.
mored that the patient is ont % ~ "
mind, caused probably by er,,o,a
weakness.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
ncat~ of Abner Vernon

Abner Vernon, an oln Ling n
Delaware County, Pa, resi'.nsi nai,,rt r
Claymont, Del, d'ea ,,i, on ace,
last, in the DIST year OF his 'e
funeral lakes place to-day.