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couoIe OF Alleged Road"
hoents" Stop Over on Their
Way East.
4, 1tte Sentence for 1sObblnE the
Mill on an ftlnlio "Stnr
ltOlttc.''
rA.v Admit Having Held Up the
passengers. but Deny the Rest
Their Escapes.

N,lfpast +ncocN III t''o "'te' """'' ""I.. 'A ~!
"a mt atJnttd tho cnra anu Hcut pn tnelr why
'n,mr,, i'cuItrritinry, thorc ~ pass tho re-
1..,,r Of their natural lives nntcss pnrdnncd
pa pa, Thr names OF those EHntluncn werr Will
oa' ,tnrs md Henry Overlook, convicted itl
tn r srr' Issl. Of robbny tho United Stntos mail
on nnc NJ 1hh i' o'"' '"Ntea "o's ~ 49,
sntnoy undergoing tho proGess or removal to
~ .sa", lur ssfrr keeping than could bu nccorrl-
NJ tnoth T.. ,,,,.,,,r tio,. ,nt,,,,, r.sNIv t,nvo
ue1 III sho 'n".acr' nus 'nnt ,. ps, ,s,.t,,, .
press "s 10 F,im th9,r a, .,"se!s s,"n "a'h0u.
~ ot,. eseot. :, cy,ross thnIr nrnforrncc. bow-
oFpof.u""y nax wcro m cn,npclIed to Journey in tho
Smt" ssmr beyuy United stntcs Ntnrshat Chasc, Of
,1.ho, AM, oue of his Deputies, and tn submit to
tlah tlI.h,, u,,,1 nI,tnniot. s,ch ns tcnr slltck.
fncsa snuI ~, ths, kIcs mid linked in cirG,.-
~ Ma'l,e1 ssI int ciiiiicntiy suite ,,arters whenever
" NJ smnr""nnI il Dcentue necessary 10 llo over.
dans % netHnn H. incsc e,nnrrassnents, trinx M they
vsfs ss4ss hut whleh SUNG propie might have re- e:
uaeeari,I uyer IN lsy JIG % shat snportr viii tboIr
tan r. m 'e fei;s: ya1tf, n e Hm @
lsp!sIS sr.ir ~ nn1ita,iv W,,t M hns ec,t in.
nasti tl,a Embarrassment, 50 fr its they wcru
uus,.ni va iItf ttiyinI Thor itiI,'t sfein tf,
Sn it Tcr rcslp,lation ill,der tic urulit,,-
.nae. ma vii nrrNs 1.n n,sro readily uudcrstood
NsseyIs NNsse Il !. s,n,e1i thnt. hnvimr bccn
IN 1noSs ron NEAKI'f 4 YEAH
barring rrrlnd OF nt"'ut \ month"; when they
m1le holr cstalpg frnn 1tutsu CltY,-thGy mad
ptumc used to II. md realized thut Il WIS lust
nxeL % ~ rss.9.en 9 eIt 20 tne.r eIIo1cca fe'
haS i! III ~ nsts,, th,,t r,,n uSont" rt,nl or nj.
,,.ai III nrt,,ys NJ, in tbcaT1. 1,nti iii, novety or
nse q, ,Iur furnlse Titt,stSn repor1ur viii, nj
s,na T., T. !no,r r pGio 1'it. ni Of
nrt ~, ,r,,sY betwert, Il 1iattn md II bcust,-t
, 1881-06-15
TRIBUNE DIeANCIF OFFICES.

TRIBUNE DIt+iNCIF 0 OF,EIICLJS.
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUt.
s,s ;snn gebf n II @ ,4t tS GY ys,s wS Eaxs
Ra dpaKrntr belDw. whGre ntivert!*nnlHnt* viii 10
taken fnr thu Fce CtHraGh 1T tic Athlh ut
a'o "nd will D' :sSSigf SSia SVIslS H9, sssS!esk j.
j. Il. slMM5. nuoxse'lors utld ssatluncrs. III
". r lOt;ANT. i,ruvust, G&s Cottage Gsoye.av.
lunsdM 1. JACUIius, pruEatat- a17 1naua-av.,
ii. w. IrCt1MAN druggist uorncr Thirty first mud
WEST DIVISION. -..-..
+. A. nlkUEtltA Druggist, Hl South IIniBtod.st.,
H.. f. kKXR'I. lifuxvlst, Gil west MudIson .sr cur
JAS. 81: K1,K,.EY .& CO.. Druggists. lss soutl
,,;Miil;s' flIANsixGY. i: ". WAINWRIGHT. IT.
Til. st,NNlCMHEN. Druggist sD Hlus lalaad-av..
c0fncrUf 'rwG1Ftf1.Ht.
y: =. t!Etl,tlCk. Jowalsr, Newsdca1or. and Fanc
AUGtjs1 JACUBSUN. bruIElst, is: North 1lulstcd.
No!rr1l DIVISION.
L. HUk1.1SGt[AM II IT,, druggist. Is North
ClRrk.st. eursler Division.
r. M Wl!.LlAMs CO., Druggists, o7s 1arraboc-
'II,tjis ". Il. .SEgBN. Printing md. Advertising
AgGnt. NeMN at.a Atanery IlAlMt u 4 1!vtHtMl..s
, 1881-06-15

FT,lIE CHICAGO STORAGE COMPANY,
N ~ ~ Kanaopa:ss haxY III. ths !asasst and 1
stUttnx tour furniture. merchandise, tle.j luNest
Entest rash adYauccti established MiA
, 1881-06-15

1f3E.I Il ESIII1G TF4INIIEU.
IIYAETEU-.t CORNER or 90 FEE'r
w h.tmcen lIaIstt:d and Wnl lnre.sta.. Mnd te-
tWnJn F!!rty.Afh utla Furry -s!xth-sts Inquire OF
jACUn WE'LL i co., II DGurburH.sL
IIT \ NTE ID TO BUY FOR CASH,
w cheap, lois w2 luehGh in lfydu f'nrk. To Iii
trstdD th uhUr HsrtIes Audress In contileuce for
ilayH X - Tr,lnltl1 DHlcB.
, 1881-06-15

COUNTRY ItE;liL ESTATE.
Ij,OR SAt.E-A DESIRABLE STOCK
L fnsn, cINtnin,H IUI ncrG*, In AIGilButy Eouhty,
!. five ,ullt* s,,nth tE tIe Inwn q AlnranI,. fu
EnWAIt1tS. i!luc IsIad-nv. anG i1obuy ChtcH:t.
'EOfs S E-Oli ENCIIANGE-lGa
IL Merc* near sbernun station. In Allu=un County,
Aichl4an: ttS land h wall adapted to fruit. etc.
HENRY j. .HN1DfttClt. 81 Mntur nlhek.
, 1881-06-15

Arrival Mt indianapolis or Members Of
the Grand Army pf the Republic to
Participate in the National l;ncn1nV.
1A1nIl[ To. ltMY.
, 1881-06-15

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GsTOlsAtiE FOR FURNITURE. Hut
~ glss s;e, r. RatlIna s1grss.,y tyr ies nurp...
s!sv pIau,.s sos aaiunnE. Advances hAde. FnEnltar1
nn. "a Mntl sgkaA tHt shlH4i4 Es!Iallshud ~ ISL
, 1881-06-15

EXCuAN0E-AT QUINCY, ILL, 4
ElA4I H,ck testdeIcs. IN Ibntfu nt Ety, InF Iowa
iHuo5. Alltsss Lurk' 'HV1 VI Cedar Havlds, IL.
, 1881-06-15

A GENTLEMAN WHO Is EN{iAtiED
n In busLnnss Ur his own which i0tx nut aIGrupy
Ets wlHle tint wishes tn tAk8 GId .cies
cuInIlxsiul. ltHfcfec9A. Ausrps* II Il. Tribune.
, 1881-06-15

"ASTED--TlIUrO{;is
E1MsR 1isaratnr Hi,i t0tauclssr taka rMrHe Of
gallery; send snttu ~ M.rk ur s9fGtutlre. and uwust
xhHts. Address II. STitUSACIl. MnrluctlU. WIS.
, 1881-06-15

r WILL SELL MY VARIETY STORE,
L consisting u crorkery. Rlnss. tin. md w1oden
WIro. boat Htte1t ~ EhlrslRU fur CnHtl unly TN
ncct'nt Of bni,lx slhgv wts " levv lilo city, Crap
lG1R0 nf aturH. cinnG1 tur stranger tD tnku
nIuiGy at D,re. AI1dresx II =, Tribui1 Utte1.
National Republican., 1881-10-26

Is s5@e 25 do extra n bOd7 co. do Rio brands n 759
co. Patapsco family, o. no. wheat-southern quiet
and easier; Western lower, closing weak Southern
red, q s50i IS; do amber q 1901 SIX; No. Mary
land, u 55@i554 No. 2 Western winter red spot and
October, q 4dt al; November, a 4580l 45ls De-
cember, u 5Oa nsked January. tt 6iMt 55i4. Corn
Southern white seadv yellow lower: Western lower
and dull southern white !i@75c; do yellow 70c West
ern mixed spot and October GSlsc asked; November.
61sm6g{c December, 72a7213c Oats quiet Southern,
40G5ic; Western white, fpd50r do mixed, 4sc; Penn
sylvana, 49d50C. Rye quiet at s 0j@i H. Hay quiet
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, fi9l25.
Provisions firm and without change; mess pork,
SIS IS; bulk mcats-shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, 0i0l4c bacOnshoulders l0c: clear rib sides,
l0l6@lic; hams, i5@i5Ac lard-refined i3c Butter
firm; Western grass, lstl2jc. Eggs firm at 23Cn2c.
Petroleum nomlnal refined, 7s6c; Coffee higher RIO
cnrgOes ordinary TO fair, 0dllc Sugar firm; a SOFT,
106c. Whisky quiet at 81 sq1 1875. Freghts to Llv-
erpoo per steamer steady; cotton, 3i6@ Ad -four 2s
per barre grain. 40n4lSd Recepts-Flour, 4,l70
barrels wheat Az bushes corn 31 bushels; oats,
3,Bdl bushels Shlpmens-None. Snles-Whent 3g7, ,256
bushels corn, i32,757 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Only Half Alive.

There are hosts of men and women who, to coin
phrase are only half alive. That is TO say, they
have seldom If ever any appetite, are nervous,
weak, fdgetty, 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 tn year
enough drugs TO stock any apothecary's shop OF
average dimensions This of course defeats in
stead Of furtherng the end In view-viz., the re-
covery of health and vigor. Were they TO seek II
from an uniaillng source OF vitality, Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, how differentwo be their case
Then vigOr would return 10 their debilitated
frames, the glow OF health TO their wan checks,
and elastic appetite, that grandest of all sauces
would give relish for the daily food were II ever
so coarse and refreshing sleep would crown the
tasks of the day. MWF
National Republican., 1881-10-26
New Yor,f cc,er,, M.r,..t.

New YoRR, Oct. % Cotton quiet; sales, s3l bales;
uplands, tiHc; Orleans. ii5Sc; consolidated net re-
ceipts 2i5 bales; exports to Great Britain i72 bales
TO the continent, 1is2 bales Fioursouthern in buy
ers favor and moderately active common 10 fair
ira 20 SOG7 30; good to choice do "a aj60s 90 Wheat
A@iAc lower, closing unsettled and weak; export
trading limited; active business in options ungraded
red, u sO@l ~ No. red, October 81 49l 50il; NO
vember 81 5oe9i 5i; December 81 5alee1 5i5E. Corn
opened lower and closed with the decline partly re-
covered: ungraded. GGtpI2sc; No. 2, October. 6gil6
nsci, November, G9S@ilci December, l2Is@7SAc.
Oats lower and fairly active; No. T. 45c Hops quiet;
yeariings, l2d2Ic Coffee steady and quiet; Rio ~ 90
ll9ic. sugar quiet aud lrm centrifugal, l1Gc fhr
10 good refining, s6mSi4c refined steady and quiet;
standard A. $50 Moinsses firm; New Orleans, pOc0p
u ln Rice mirly active and firm Rosn steady Mt
v 5512 60. Turpentine firm az sac. Wool quiet;
domestic fleece, 3iegisc; Texas, iG6o32c. Pork dull
weak, and declining new els 00 October and Noyem-
Der, si7 31is@F go Middles dull and nominal; long
clear, Wsc; short clear, o16c long and short clear,
g1llgc. Lard lower and less active, closing weak Mt
ilrmPr
National Republican., 1881-10-26
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-JusTIcEs CARTIER
HA6NET, AND JAMIos.-Stevens VS.. Du Barry ct al.
argued and submitted. higgins Dye: decree sub
mitted. Assignments for tO-day-Calendar Nos. 25
30, 80, 81, ,35, 30, 80, 80, 10, and ".
CIRCUIT CoURr - JUSTICE MACARTHUR.--Hal-
brook ct nj. ONeal and Steinbach Schlesinger
judgment by default. Looney VS.. Zange: Judgment
set nside Rch & Rgo vs. Chandler; defendant called
and Judgment, Carroll g. Fltzhugh VS.. Tillman;
death of defendant suggested Bliss vs.. Tucker; YER
dict for plaintiff for y damages and costs. Assign
ments for todayCalendar Nos 32 33. -, 35, 81, 49,
40 A. a. 49, ~ R A. 49, 49, 81 SO, 81, Is, So 81 7O n
~, 10 and7l.
CRIMINAL CouRT-JusrIcE Cox.-John Green
assault; verde. not guilty. Frank Murray, larceny;
bail fixed at $500 William Davis, second oiiense petit
larceny; arragneh ana pleaded not guilty Ephrnnl
Duclcet, second ofiense petit larceny; verdict
guilty and sentenced to Auburn State prison for
three years. Thomas johnson, second ofiense petit
larceny; verdict not guilty Assignments for to-day
burke Williams, alias William Burke, grand lar
ceny; Richard and Margaret Wood, grand larceny
John Deinking, keeping policy shop; George hIcCau
ley, grand larceny, and Sarah Jones, second ofensC
petit larceny
National Republican., 1881-10-26
TINANoIAn AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ana Bond QuotatIons-BsIiInor
ana New York Produce Markets.

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The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday, together with open
ing. highest lowest and closing quotations. are fur-
nished by the bankng.house Of II. d. Cooke, Jr., &
Co. st429 street, Washington, D. G.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr
NEW YoRR. Oct. 25 BIS p. m.-The market opened
strong, and advanced during the morning hours, de
cning in the afternoon the prices at the close show
ing material change from yesterdays closing The
announcement that the Pennsylvania and the Balt
more and Ohio Railroads had advanced freight and
passenger rates accepted the beginning OF the
ending Of the controversies between the runk-llne
railroads; that the close of navigation, practically
very near In view OF the few contracts that could now
be made with these canals placed the railroads In
such position that their interest would demand con
certed action. However, the temper Of speculation
well tested when, on the rumor that Morgan had
declined the Treasury portfolio. the selling was gem
ernl and the declined Of the afternoon was as regular
the advance of the morning. The short interest
in the market Is undoubtedly very large, and II re-
mains In the hands Of the larger spectators, who,
were they so Inclined could mark prices high enough
TO cause covering by shorts, and thereby give i'm
pctus which would change the tempet Of speculation
Money was active in the afternoon, and was in de
mand Mt 6per cent
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
REAL ESTATE.
Tho OmciaI Transfers as Recorded Yes
(efday.

Tho OmciaI Transfers as Recorded Yes
terday.
Mr.. ]. +. olmstead presents the following transac-
tions In real estate in the District yesterday,
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
On Pierce Place north, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets west subos 49, 1872 1S3 1884, and 1856
(s3 Is feet by 90 feet square 2O6 Matilda NJ. Stanton
to Joseph l. Spransey, t3 800.
On Thirteenth street west, sublot $50 feet by 100
feet 3 inches), square 20, Francis Armstrong to
Theodore Sheckels, S8,000.
On Caroline street north, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets west and and streets north sub
lot 60 go feet inches by 20 feet square l9O Peter j.
Pelrce TO Margaret q. Gerard, s., 1000.
ON Defrees street north, between First street west
and North Capitol street and II and streets north,
sublOt n 6 by ~ feet) square G3 Eugene Carusi ct
al, trustees, to Sarah stiles, 81 ,000
Same property as above described, Sarah Stiles to
Maggie Stiles, q 800.
on East Capitol street near corner of Third street
east part of lot 10 feet by AZ feet inch square
John s. Blankman to Charles s. Chesney, O0o
National Republican., 1881-10-26

These sales are required to be made by act OF Con.
gress which says that the stols and stands shall be
let to the highest bidder ut auction for term OF
more years. Sales were made in 1872 for two years;
in 1874 sales for three years more advertised
but were prevented by an injunction in n lawsuit
brought by the marketmen, which has lasted seven
years and prevented compliance with the law and
deprived the Company Of It's rights during that time
The Supreme Court Of the United States decided
every question against the marketmen and in favor
OF the Company, and the auction sales must now be
made The rentals Of the stalls have been reduced
by the Company so that aer the discount Of 20 per
cent made to purchasers at auction for prompt pay
ment in advance, they will be monthly on Butchers
single stalls, $780, si,io hnlf section OF stall
and half or s2sso on fuli section of three stalis
on Bacon STALLS s7.so or siOso or s2L0; on Butter
stalls $40 sso sie2o Hucksters' stalls (or
equivalent stnlls) in Seventh and Ninth street build
lngs, $500, or $50 or sioso; in h street build
ings, si2O, $3.50, or si2oo; on Fish stalls,
sls0, or t7.o, or si44o. The auction sales
will be Of the right to occupy, If the purchaser
chooses, for eighteen (is) years, until January
l. 1900. The Act of Congress provides that there
shall be no by-biddIng the part of the Com
pany directly or indirectly, but that minimum rate
of bids may bo fixed below which bids will not be re.
ceived. The minlmums will be, on Butchers single
STALL $3.50, or S225 halfsectlon $50 full sec.
ton OF three stalls; Bacon and Butter STALLS si2O
or sis0 or $3.50; on Hucksters' or equivalent stalls,
$780, or $50, $500; Fish stalls 600 This bonus
will be payable SIS cash down. 20 per cent creditng
the se taking possession. and balance In eight 10
percent. instlliments, payable semiannualy, with
per cent interest. No promissory notes or surctics
for the bonus will be required, but the stalls will be
the sole security; and II the markctman chooses TO
quit his stalls any time he may do So and any bo-
nus certificate not then due will be cancelled and given
cen years, increase only 20 cents per month, the
amount paid for single Butchers stall; for Bacon
Butter stall, SO cents; for Huckstcrs equva-
lent STALL % cents; for Fish stall, % cents The
sales will be In 1872 of the first second and subse-
quent choices of stalls in the several casscs and the
highest bidder above the minimum for n choice can
select any stalls in the market of his class not previ
otsly sold or selected Amy combination or conspir-
acy or threats to prevent free and full sale, to
deter any person from bidding or from selecting or
occupying stalls will be promptly prosecuted accord
ing to law. Fun printed terms of sale classification
of stalls by numbers forms of agreement of lease,
and bonus certificates and Market Regulations may
be obtained ON application at the Company's Olicc.
P. S. SMITH,
Clerk Washington Market Company.
October 10. 1881. cost
National Republican., 1881-10-26
AIcxnndrIn Grain ,rnrI.ct.

ALExASDRIA. Oct. 25-The receipts of grain were
Hight and but little dom. Flour quiet and easy.
wheasmall lots sold Mt si A. i2 IS for Fultz 81 IS
for mixed; 81 a. co. 81 for Lancaster, the latter for
n fancy lot Corn shade higher; about 500 bushels
sold at nc for white and 3c for yellow. Rye and oats
None reported. Country produce scarce and wanted
National Republican., 1881-10-26

LONDON, Oct. 25-Bar silver, 5l2Gd Consols, 3-l6
for money and the account Atlantic and Great West
ern rsts 5l,a Erie 45yG do seconds lO9Is New York
Central li3; Illinois Central, 1856; Pennsylvania Cen
tral, 075S; Reading, 35; Ontario and Western, 3ls,
National Republican., 1881-10-26
DIED.

DONNELI.-On October %, 1881, al 4i5 p. M, Al
VAN O. GILLEM, infant sou of John and Jennie j.
Donnell.
. ADAMs.-In this city on October %, ARIASNA
ADAMS.
Funeral will be held, from the residence Of her sis
ter MRS, w. III. Montague) No, 1909 Nineteenth
street northwest, this Crhursday) afternoon, at
o'clock.
Rev. MASON NOBLE, d. D.. pastor OF Sixth Presbyte-
rian Church,
church. corner Sixth and streets southwest. -"
National Republican., 1881-10-26
nnItIu,ore 1leuernI Drnrhet,

hNNIIHtUIN NHNIENEltH NHsEH 1Hs71s
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-CottOn 1rmeri mddllng us
@llAc. Flour very dull, but Unchanged Howard
street and Western superfne, S5 OO0D5 70; do extra,
" OOa6 75 do family q OO07 75 City Mills superiine
National Republican., 1881-10-26
unI,Imore s,ocI. Honr,I.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALrIMoRE, Oct 25.-Vrglnia O., consolidated, sos
do second series, Soi do past due coupons %; new
lOL40s blM bid to-day
National Republican., 1881-10-26
W IRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
On and after Thursday, September Is, 1881,

On ana amer Thursday, september 10, lS8
TRAINS LEAVE b. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
Direct connection for South and Southwest, DAILY,
except sunday, 10 points on q. q o. X. II,
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on 7ilO n. NJ lfall
from Washington TO New orleans without clnnge.
lOl5 y. m,-SOUrlERN EXPRESS, daily, Tor all
X. H.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on lOl5 y. m. train
from Washington TO Augusta, Ga, without
change. ----.-- ......
MARKS SLEEPING COUCH CAltS nom waning
ton TO DuuVlllc,
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 7l0 q.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton, Flo
a. m, train daily. ..,,
For tickets and information call at Virginia Mid
land Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent YlS'u
National Republican., 1881-10-26
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.--The exports OF domestic pro-
ducts for the week were valued at s6,59O6H. Money
ruled between and per cent on call throughout
the entire day. and closed at those quotations, the
latest loans having been at per cent Exchange
strong and the nominal rates were.advanced &c to
4Ss for sixty days and 4s5 for demand with actual
business at 4SO 9iS0 for long; 4Si4g4Si for short
sght. Governments were frm; extended Is advanced
u, AS y, and Is coupon = per cent; the other issues
are unchanged. State bonds were In light request.
Railroad bonds were irregular ON moderate volume
ofbuslness The stock market opened strong and q
ih per cent higher the latter for Reading, and sub
Beguenty advanced k6p,6 per cent Al the first board
decline of ls6QH per cent took place, in which Man
haitian and Metropolitan Elevated were most pTOmi-
nent, which followed by u recovery Of h6lH per
cent, and later by reaction Of 1@l per cent Sub
sequeny slight rally occurred but heavy tone was
soon developed, and shortly after midday prices
Grande New Jersey Central, Pacific Mail, and Della,
afternoon the market was irregular and was weak In
the late dealings The final sales showed decline OF
A6ll5f per cent. as compared with the closing quota
tOns yesterday the entire list participating therein
The sales aggregated 30ji2 shares including Central
Pacific o. 400; Delaware LackawRnna and Western
2900G Denver and RIO Grande 1900 Erie "a 0OG Kan
sas and Texas $500; LakeShore 81 O00 Michigan Cen.
trial, 1O7OO Manhattan Elevated, $500; Memphis and
Charleston 400; Northwestern, 0l00 New Jersey Cen
tral, 1890 New York Central, q 400; Ontario and
Western, 1000 Pacific Mail 7,iOG Reading 09OG st
Wabash Pacific, 400; Western Union, 19OO Eastern
National Republican., 1881-10-26
,n,~r. w w 4 i, ,W6op, Genera, Genera I PASSENGER Agent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, ANDTHE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DounLr TRACK JASNnv courLna STEEL RArr
Schedule to take effect sunday, May q, issi

f!so-TEHITAG2 EKHr Ex bSSIISSISSXTI' AND ST. LOUIS
5:oO-Iai,lmr59re, EIllcoti CITY; and Way Stations
srasbnrg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way.
s,o-HStnt Ta meleyi, de noc,,s nm, wov Station.
Sis -hIILXbELpifii.X, tx NE NEW YORK. AND Pos
TpN ENMSNs NnN reElpT Gsgs S K SST York. ts:,
necis Tor IIagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
teOO-on sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis, and
ieOO-BA AEirIMoRE EXPRESS Cstopsat Iryattsy,lle
| ,,o 40 Jcssmn's. aud lianOyer). .,,,,, ,
' AND 81. a? Louis EXPREsS - "
i2ioIs baltimore, Ecott City, Annapolis. and Way
il:25-on sunday gnGay only, teI baltimore and Way
tSoo- @ MORE, n Q hE,PHILADELpHIA,AN ANDNEw
Baltimore and Way Stations twlnchcster, Fred
"'EtM 1ia eaS ASe st6psss asS
Gf @GS %s ErssS 9SSn5ST fS%i %n
ANN O. Rocks and Way stations 9nly,l ,,a.
ARFE"fgS%fs &g%fs HGs W& S'fIS and
Way ,yla Relay stops as Hyattsvillo and
eos-Font iaftl q Rocks and Way stations
t@Sa'-BalIlm3re @ m mo {, and and WY stations; rr
tsls-fIf1sagR Ffis 81 Ei; gRGs CINCINNATI AND ST.
Al 1SaGISs NE% YoRT ssR ANP ASW ySp P9s
1000 Gi'iSIS SiS,i'Yf ,mi'YfTTSVihIE, XND LAU
passengers @ H fa At any station between Washington
and Annapos Junction; .,.,,.. .,.
fDniy. .Sundays only other trans ua''y exeeps
All Trains rom Washington stop at Relay, Station.
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station and Ol0 and
i35i Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth street,
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point IN the city,
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Notice to the Public.

The public arc hereby cautioned ngninst send
Ing nuy Money or Orders 20 NlNEx - CO..
ne Lontstdnd STATE LOttcrU Cbmpung 10 scn rs TICK
cts. They flooding nc country 10Th nogus Cir
cuInrs ptupOrting TO be Of The Louisiana State Lot
tcrN Cbmpdnv. and arc frnudulcntly reBrcscnting
Themselves as ITS I1cnts, THY hdUc authority from
is toHpGny 10 seu Us Tickets, and are not agents
for any purpose ~ 4. IA UpIffN
Pres. louisiana state Lottery %.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July I, 1881.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
2fuction Sales.
Duncans0n Brothers, Auctioneers
NINTH AND ID STREErS NORTIIMEST

SPECIAL SALE AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE
BRITISH MINISTER, CONNECTICUT AWE
NUE. AND N STREET NORTHWEST ON FRI
DAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY. EIGHT,
COMMENCING AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, OF
a PORTION OF THE GOODS, THE PROPERTY
OF SIR EDWARD THORNTON
IN PART, WIS kNABE 7-OCrAVE ROSEWOOD
CASE uPRIGIIT PIANO; Also ERARD LON
DOM WALNUT CASE GRAND PLANO; SMALL.
WALNUT DWARF BOOKCASE; VERY FINE
GILT lNAMELED AND INLAIn FRENCH
MANTEL SET OF THREE PIECES CLOCK
AND TWO CANDELABRAi MARBLE MAN.
TEL EIGHTDAY CLOCK; CALENDAR CLOCK;
WALNUTCHIFFONIEH EH; TWO WALNUT CARD
TABLES; TWENTY-FIVE PAIRS LACE CUR.
TAlNS; A FEW ENGRAVINGS; CHINESE
GONG; ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHI Ma DIN
NE!t SETS IVORY HANDLE KNIVES; Sill
WEIR PLATED TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
FORKS, TEA TEA SERVICE, &cj A QuANTlrY 0t
FINE WHITE AND COLORED TABLE GLASS
CONSISTING OF WINES, CIAMPAGNES
WATEnBOTrLES. DECANTEIlS, &C., Cu1
AND ENGRAVEDj COMPLETES SETS COPPER
CqoKINq UTENSILS; M0uLDS AND CULIN
AIRY ARTICLESi REFRIGERATOR, GAS
STOVES, CLOTHES BASKETS, &c
Particular attention invited to above sale. Goods
OF finest quality. House open for inspection of goods
after n. IN. on day of sale only. oC2jdts