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sff:ss, f:%s; 1IGn eSs'as s% ssf 0p'a'a % ht''''
Government bonds wore lower. except Tor the
Ia and Gs. III ChicaR0, tue Dlatrlot OF Colan1-
hsa J,01a wotG lEJ!4 bid and 10iM asked; tho "A
worn HIS bid anil ll0E cx-lntOrcst, Ans, ll2h
and JlaA; rs, lss md lasst, and tho o., lGsh and
lG:S, At present prcOs, unL0r Secretary VIM
s,o,ns pIn,, tho Us. il held Tor yoar frosa July
w'Il ylal4 but l.lu por cent ana tne d. u hela
Tor yuar from Atay J. not but vi pGr oe!lt, pro-
vldca they draw intcrost ut por cent up to AuE.
!. Theso prcos may oncouraHc Secretary VIII
dom tn oxteul tho 6s Rt por cent lnateA0 OF w,
In which oas0, at tho above quotation. tho "a Will
Yield but WI por cont,
Foreixn ,oxchauxo WAS without change,
posted rAtos for sterling being S&as4s1M.
For Sixty'day commcFcial bills, for prompt
delivery, 47SA0a7oA. For next weeks
,lvory, 470A0ls0. Continental o1chan9o
wus also sttltly. Bxsy.day commercial blllss
prompt delivery on I1ayre, ElMUS0; Horleaux,
6JikGGn, 6ixty.iay commercial bills on Ant-
werp, deliverable prompt, wpro G1lhG&Das
12ankeTs' bills on Germany were W 1or SIXTY
days anl wy for demands n'nosy-day prompt
commercial! bills, paE0NJA. Sl1ty-day cons
ucrojal, On bankers, delivered prompt, Gxd1
| vi J.lJ; aasno, delivered In thred weeks, 1SG
xjp.lg, Commercial! drawn OIL commercial par-
| tics wero KIk0Klk, Commercial drawn On smal
outside towns il always 9tDA pes eort lsss tha1
| II drawn on tho. Rrpat bunk centres. llankers
gultlers OH Holland wore a1ai for sixty days and
ny for desnRn1; sixty luys comtneEcial was W i
lsHH. Shippers exchange On Now York was tot
discount,
Tho exports OF domestic produce Eroul Nov
| York for tho pust week amount 10 $8,044 .81s
sxaiugt st, ty4, GU for tho corresponding week .
lKsu, Tie following tnblH showa tho export
trxc1usivu Ut spccIv) fruua tho port 0f Nes
York FOR tho week enauy April .. 1851, eom
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nNEADS.TUFFS,


Ft.OuIs-Wna Activo In tho lower grndost With oay
II moderate dcn,nnd for tho beitor qualities 1hs
former wcro wntttcd tor nxport- The haatlessn
ssehtiy aaes Noro reported nt 10 nts N!a'en.a
urlyntn terms, tG5 brls und LOU bn9H double prHs
pxtr.s ehteHy at f9aa45t 9U bnas extrns on pirate
orn,s, ly trla and 20 hays grade. part'y " at4
qn Z: esls oar 1t ! T. Io1 saJHa' e e; SSos
$ss; S;; TS xooa ,n.as ~.
y: ssss es;ass; il H.;
~ IS ~ ass. assr .s IT,: se!,S If; a. a.
t!;sIa !sssS: w s:
g X ,T s1,fy q s S"s ,g i[ ss eeets
WY ss,a ti.er6 war b lf,o oilsst ,hat H.
y @ %$Is &C.,
%ts nw wv III Ss sss se .a sSfH tes IT,
hS5S T St ,t II; 's s oaa sSrf @
s',s \ ~ sss xSsS Tys' II rss sa T. ss1i
ss !: & {; ;$;: ;;:;;;i
ss!siS , iH''s;Ps IN; Il i il iS
'sss c,a.,s 4, 81 !, n.s; iI
sSS s SsT S9 H. ySss s{St SS av ;aa tss. 1t
tSS iiaa,E ihe st tI!S oi, tho afternoon esa
'sss il ss'f Es1Ss'sss a'
'G 'SGUtNWas Moro aci,sc. and eas,er. though ht1 TT
@sssay @ viii yHyY Ng Yak III uu.teys Ind s ~
T|y ox s3s xss 81;
,xtnt1 T mn3 t;goInsbiy knyS iuy SUSTAINED pfastl
mGt 1 W. "u Hn vHaKni,Ss I'll wieat Eua EtiiA xsre
.n @ temnd I II. 1ruSoTnn to ihs tiurilias and "
: Sm,rxIrui ,rHIW n'8h With. iha iowur Hr.ies were HeH
M In tFco tnwnrtls No. p ha a9t!sr c,sd,ss cl1se1d
;s1lH Tor TusM!hr .a-a ~ a;,sn rsnortHt of saU
rtt1lps snot @ d HnMd Me's ~ aiei MlTts tu d. IN.
Nh na mEn''n1HXeTa 1H ~ ,.,S e,ivhn,,rai ii ct
nar) a. lily M!ao. o.,saS I ~ ~ u" tmli III rTJrcied =
u, Ivy ~ ~" o ~ a,mnM i" NJ ia, on tFart a9a
IT, aa i y fess si Ss1si !ii il4Sstsse 4sts
hi sS|lSr . tE E,,ig y'.ii .i' II a III VIII Wiz aie
ttl9 Mio u tH 5iy ~ ri'' +; HI, uiIs IN
n ~ csx @ sixv safnss ss, IfH; nt ri
s9 ni$S.' Suss ssf isoaahuat 9 1T S a ep @
Ss sS n Il s 81 Sss III
sa MI ,as sli Tss%: Mssf 3c Sas aqSssss't. Sa:s -
a!19ta9fe 4mn El!t:eaRGs! so!a a. si ~ ;si1c spa.
Atlrll au!H q! h!saW4ss ntn3 G3,sS ~ HsShe 1gat
sti sa ~ ssI.sss %s 1n 1",y Il 4 IND ASsa. a, ~
III Ss:,, aSss saiss ss4 ao es;sss II I.
.s NJ S i9E wnt9f srsso IL 81
~ n NJ sn aa r 81 NJ sss;stY whse 81
IN a. MtTn f9r fS%Getna % "S @ tsf ~ hatal loatA
' rs;ssis II Sas Ss IL. H. "''''e III" ''' M .a
kfE-Tns hInl, WIN no eceg!p1s. MY rnguaft fa
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COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro the receipts mud shipmenls
of irnt,tne nrtiocs Of prottt,co IN ths nlty t'r'
Inn tho twcnty.four Aouts ond!nE Mt ociscK
Wcdncsdny morning ana for tho corresponding
4t,,n n ypnr ittsy)s ~
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Z. MINING NEWS.
.u = HAx pILASc1sC0.
r.. ,,o,ectt .,tlI -Enltn,yItr frn tho

HUSTQHs
special Dtspateh 10 1hs cateaao 1stbans.
DosroS, April tl-In mll'ng shares, Crescent
sold ut III; Calumet Il 1lcclh advanced y, to
s4h; Empire to LII; Sullivan Wntl9ens ~ ~
w; Dunran ,looltnell,1i; cata'pa docilcA LIN;
Quincy II, to'tt. Il =,
N the IVta,ert <lssoctuttd prtss.
nosrna, April 13.-MEnlns atocks c'osod III
folluws: .,<
ai!,a. Gaaiis. -. W Yainey :..",..... Ss
is,nlntr En u lSLtvGr a44t.. "a
, 1881-04-14

9Iork rIiIs AoIer JuN0, closed ut H5ytSlH.N. 11ng
enrs auoci 1T fsi6 "oan nf1d LII e!!xed; Cuubti'
lands. A4kc buxed, long eHt hus. gttSHc; s.sst.
pjckIril lin quoted Ht 844lHaG tDr lsale AFesa&es
ITacii iii nK, xltio ayosngn, u l14Gt8hc. c,,a,. a..
Incur t,tI0iNI Ut h14Gc for Rhnn!dRra S.4gac tef
atnrt rts, NaA4c for Eh1ft clUhfr l0@i3ae soF pA@
nil 1lvNhtd ind pnektN. B,...., -. .-. st,-.
HEEF-Wns Quietut 4lQnEl10G for mess sM'*S
liIi fur pxtfn nluss, and fA.0td&N.W for hhuis.
, 1881-04-14

part ~ tho srl,x was rshort ns:cm!nt; ~ sMnt:
II trro Ai1n,,lt In my mistnK" nlot W. !r.@
~: Md1,ty eiasri 1T pur cont. Prime 'ncrca'''''o
plll,cr. 14hG rpr cent. :. ...,, y, ,at. ,,o.
Htcrlllfg txcunngc, 20 dhyA, sfc"t's III tsl' "o'
''51's' To stsa,nyhp Labrador brought ss''1ooo In
EolA. :, ,,,, ,.,,,,,c,tops row
nr, thnf tic bolicrs 1t Il !nrRc part OF ti!a slM,,
isT Of j nor cu,it bus. Called lsa ~ tnc wv
unii ior rnytncnt will IMPLY Tor I'LL oxteaa'o"A'
Nls t,g,r cntif. -
, 1881-04-14

on uio luna t1e eM natsst continues n.m at our s''
tlonAi .......s e.
Cholce huFl and cnrpct.su.....'.ss.. '.,.,..e Ett
Gttun. Kllf f-MOsklnK.
NAl-tlppR4. A0...a.s.,,..+.s+st+s+'ss''''
lnfetalr and GoWu11h,.
Erooked ..,ty fu pes
tbeusa the msssst yas ~sat ior anything nossp
unuuph for ths tab!e. Hccespss coitI"s Va qaoss,
and stocks In stoss bro by no Heona ATT ,,..
Creamery SssM| 1ss'| isaeklus stoet"..s
Dalry, iRlF 10 good. .a>s 4t ;rours I'D
uAGGlNU-Mst with only lluh' '"eS ,a
quoted abuut steady: - sbu. y II auas
NlRek 4s.,',.t,,s sut1s-' a.
uttar cretk,....,...r..+.au y uAnmt' tjoVbs-H 90
l.ewlsluu.. Myth ~
cilEEsE-Siny Koods wtss in npssa' a*''
, 1881-04-14

GENERAL MARKETS, Al, It'd
ulooht cONN-W!th tho largely d'uaats aur uau.r
, 1881-04-14
IF Traut,sSvlloas, aao, ,ooo shares,

Tho Cutnu,efcL4t LuiletlH 6ayst Tho moro the
rs,tsurv nOifuy IL considered tho moro II It Ap-
prSSel. II HOW looks III u by f4r the lur1ss part
81 tho III tiutItaal for paynaon! July Or for O..
It ia Known lhat purchases Of ia harD already
begun q the 4skst f.. tas narsS. II. os xettng
inIInF hOlilnx tho opIn!on that thesa 3.s PR
eunt sta.nIcl bonds viii run II long tl1ae.
All leollslos1uons respecting iAuruy Wor0 to.duy
ubuut thc trunk llle poul. 1t wus assurtel thAt
lho pool mud goao to pieces. and tnAt Co1nnlls,.
wus u IlUuibur OF II ~ nuke its pWll rAtos. on
ihs trunk limo railroad stueka wore R9hl by tho
thuusuuI Shntes Without Murn regard 10 prlco.
mud oller stuAkB, ntlGy those ct tho roul ruaila
aud PAclhe ruilEuads, were freely BOLD. a Kooa
, 1881-04-14
Ntnfn1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,,on9n, snrt,ins N,rii l. ISL, lUU

r. - - MN1, IyT
overpus ,v "w"
FROM the nnyo oas,'cH w W., ,N a'!miv y" tloa;iR
at lilo ul0so Of thccervai year sAy .&MooG NJ or
o0 @ but tl,y ca!unia{loi1t.s ioayS eM. ~ s
from the 18S NuH lsh cfot,st Aha Eu!! Ans .
ah New 2Ga!am tor hv a,aa Fies
shipments, With thtae from l!t 0ther expnrtMiA
po.inTies will prnvlo ilotit'g IN nk Sa9S W aa wv
unrry 0l ~ tunctl. purhat,s, aa sst iyV ~,
pf our Ol1 nyprplu8 !iNt ttfh ana tWlst lnu
iix,ircs rs you y. tho fnot ssnros us II thu 1aco
tnt, win ting woathor aud wood s,son reports
vs,,urniiy IN 3tay.1Mnc, O!r oyorl'lus VIII We!kn
Upon tho uiark0ts llko nightnarc; ana. Ma , tn9
National Republican., 1881-11-28
NINE. ETELKA GERSTER.
Two Performances or Grand Italian
Opera Next Week.

Mr.. Strakosch will give two perform
ances of grand opera at Ford's Opera. House on
Friday and Saturday evenings, December and 3,
when the great Gerster, who Is the acknowledged
queen Of the lyric stage will make her first Np.
pearnnce In this city in her great role Of Iioleta.
in "Ia Traviutn." The company comprises the
following celebrated artists: Prime donnc-Mmc.
EtelSa Gerster, the acknowledged queen of the
lyric stage Mile. Maria Lcslno prma donna dra-
matica, from the Grand Opera House, Paris
Mile. Van Arnhem, prima donna soprano;
Mile Prasini, meZzo Soprano; Mile. Ricci,
primo trnori, Signor francesca Giannini. Signor
Lazzarini and Mr. Perugini baritone and bassi
Signur MasSimO Capin Mr. George Sweet. Signor
Muncni, and SignOr CarbOni prime bHlerini,
Miles. La Bella and GOSsl grand chorus aud or
chestra-musicGl directors, $. Behrcns aud Signlr
De Eovellis The sao Of seats for both nights
will commence ut Mutzcrotts music store this
morning, and Us the price has been fixed at 81 for
both nights It Is most likely that nearly the whole
house will be taken before the sale for single per-
iUrmuuues Is opened,
National Republican., 1881-11-28
Dnshnway Reform club.

The meetings of this well-known tenn
pcrance club are weekly increasing In interest, rs
can be witnessed by the increased attendance in
Lincoln Hall each Sunday evening, and last even.
ing 1t was difficult to obtain seat ufter the meet
ing opened, The opening exercises were con-
Quoted by the president, II, d, Moulion, while the
singing was under the leadership of Professor
George Galher, assisted by an efficient choir Of
ladies and gentlemen. After the reading OF
the pledge by tho secretary the president
urged upon all present who had not
signed the DAshaway pledge to sign II o-night as
a token Of thanksgiving, A large number re-
sponded The first speaker Of the evening was the
Hon MIR. Mcfarland, Commissioner nt tile Land
Onicc in an address full of practical thoughts on
the habit Of drinking aud The licensing OF the
liquor trulic. lie argued that IT. IL was right for
man to drink II certainly was right for women.
lie condemned In strong terms the moderate
drinker stating that he was Infinitely worse than
the drunkard. The next speaker was Bud ES-
gleslon, who spoke with the carncstness he always
EXHIBITS. In closing, the vice president of the
club. l.. II. Patterson, made Il few interesting re-
marks,
National Republican., 1881-11-28
Amu.em.n,s for the Week.

There will be suiiiciency of entertain.
ments for amusement loving people this week, and
he attractions will be sort Of preface, as II were,
for those which are to follow when the congres.
SiouNl season shall set hi, and tho STRANGERS who
alwa follow the legislative Solons to the Capital
shall arrive What with Willie Eduuin aud his
company at the National 1.-THE sralegi,ls" )"
combination ut the Opera House f,r fhr
nights, aud tho renowned Gprster ANA
Stfakosch's Italian Opera Company Tor Two ulgn 5,
the German Orphan Asylum bur al Nus 10
Temple the Grace Church mir NJ willard Hal,
and Old Fellow fair ut Odd Fc VS. Halt NUIy.
Yard aud the two comic operas Of " leI elupt "
and Box and Cox" ~ Lincoln Hall on I ursRy
night for the benefit Of the Washington Light L.,
fantry That ought TO be sufficient Bill 81 Iare
for one week, In fact before the week is over
there win be some who will probably say they
have had u little too much fair,
National Republican., 1881-11-28
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE.
Impressive Meeting orthc womnn's ChrIs
tIan Temperance Union.

tlnn Temperance Union.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held their usual weekly Gospel service ut
Masonic Temple yesterday. The hall was crowded
to its utmost and the earnest Gces plainly told
the intense Interest felt in the work OF this organ
iZation. The service was conducted by Mrs. A.
NJ Linvillc. one Of WashingtOn's noblvst Chris.
tian workers. known and loved by many who to.
day call her blessed because her gentle hand has
saved them from the pit into which they Ind
fallen from strong drink. She read the
parable of the prodigal son, and commented
touchirgly on the love of the father who came from
aar of to meet his returning boy, the younger, the
loved and cherished Of the home. She said that
perhaps In no city in this Union are there rs many
boys away from home as here in the Departments
and outside of them seeking employment. They
need the Kind word OF encouragement, ,he hand
of sympathy and love, the brightness of the love
of Christ aud His salvation to keep them away
from these places of sin and sorrow. VIII
the fathers and mothers here take IN
Interest In these young men and invite them to
our meetings, and TO the Sayiour?' Many eyes
were dmmGd by weeping Hs she pleaded for the
crring, and many heart which was made heavy
by some loved ones waudcrings brunthed Il
prayer for the mother whose only son is safely
housed in II Christian church, but who holds her
hand In tender love to other mothers boys TO lead
them TO this same fountain of cleansing. This is
the aim of the W. g. n, U. all over this
land. To save the fallen, and prevent
others from going Into the downward road.
Miss Bingham spoke with much earnestncss, urg
as AN active worker, and thereby forward the day
tor which such earnest prayer Is daily offered
the fall of the liquor traffic Mrs. Cohen spoke If
home influence and said every mother should
train her child to know the danger OF strong drink
Many special subjects for prayer were mentioned,
among whom were some fathers who had brought
their families to destitution by intemperancc.
Several new members We're added, and number
of men signed the pledge.
National Republican., 1881-11-28
.renelope ;, and ..nox nnd Cox.n

The Washington Light Infantry an
nounce Il performance for their benefit to take
place at Lincoln Hall on the 3Oth inst, at which
the charming operetta entitled Penelope, or the
Mnkmans Bride" will be presented for the first
time In this city, The cast will In.
clude Mrs. T.. Il. True, Mrs Florence
Hay and W. Ii. Daniel In addition, the comic
opera Of Box and Cox" win also be given, the
gentlemen above'naned sustaining the several
roles In which they have already frequently ap-
peared. This attraction Is certainly Very strong
and the tickets will probably be In active dumaud
National Republican., 1881-11-28
Masonic Temple.

The fair for the benefit of the German
Orphan Asylum viii commence this evening
ul the Musunic Temple, The committee WHO have
hud this matter in charge have perfected arrange.
meuts r IN array II distinguished peTsOnapr 10
b. pee.t which vii ada gbrtly 10 the ecldt VI
the np ng ceremonies, IL tiSeXpeCted thai A., 81
dent Auh,Ir 81 / formally olch me hi' or, should
A. be mp S-ihle flr h,n 10 be present, tnu seCTe.
u y OF stnle viii perIOm lhal duty.
National Republican., 1881-11-28
Odd.PeIIows, FnIr.

At the fair to be given by Union Lodge
Noll, |, o. o, f., commencing November 2S, 1881,
there win be knights Of Pythias aud Patuurcns'
a. o. o. F) uniform lted for. quite an interest IL
already manifested by members OF the two orders,
solid silver past, masters badgg l. 81 among
the articles which inteiests the Independent O.der
of Mechanics.
National Republican., 1881-11-28
nnrIlnrn. In lI.e I,n.l.

The gas failed last evening at the navy
yard and East Washington and there was lively
hunt for candles aud oillamps, Themoon afforded
sunCiCnt light for the spOIney couples, and every
body else went 10 bed "cussing" tile gas company.
National Republican., 1881-11-28
GENTLEMEN's GOODS.
Gentlemen Not Wishing

to pay "little FORTUNE" fora suit
of clothes made and trimmed
equal to ordered work, should
first look at our stock, compare
cut, trimmings, make, and flt with
those generally seen at Clothing
House, will see at a glance ours are
far above the general make of
Ready-Mads Clothing. Two of our
firm are practical Merchant Tail
Ors, and every Garment, after fin
Ished, is thoroughly looked over
before placed on our counters for
sale.
Webuy of no Ready-Made Cloth
ing Manufacturing Establishment,
Our dealings are direct with the
mills thatmanuiacture. the clothes
we cut and make ourselves, there
by saving the consumer the profit
paid to the manufacturer by tht
retailer.
National Republican., 1881-11-28
December !, 2, and 3.

The Children's Doll Garden Party 1viH be
on exhibition in our windo,O all of nert psek
From December le l0W offer the finest Sc
lection Of Rich Dolls and Fancy Goods, suit
able for Holiday Presents, heretofore placed
on sale bys. Our stock Of Real Lace Goods,
we think, is The largest and best selected in
Washington. Our Stock Of Dress and Cloak
Trimmings, Buttons, and Fur Trimmings is
complete in all The neW styles and particles.
For his seasons requisites, TO make room for
our HOLIDA Y GOODS, pe ,DiH reduce our
Misses and Children's Velvet and SM so per
cen, from marked prices, 4 full line Of Real
Luce, Rcai Tortoise Shell, aud Iuory Fans.
Our customers had better purchase early, whae
our stock Of HOLIDA YGOODSis complete,
and dDOid he rush during Christmas Week.
We inviieMe Children and The Public IN gen.
eral 10 our Chiidren's Doll Garden Party.
National Republican., 1881-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A>1Y.THE IOWA REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
kSSS will meet at the Office Of William p clark SIS
Thirteenth street, nt halfpnst six THIS EVENING.
All lOwans residing Ia the city are invited to be pres
ont and participate in the eleclion of olllcers II
n~.15pTHE MUSICAL AND LITERARY En-.
sSP terainment that was pospun'd from last
Wednesday evening account of the rain will take
place THIS EVENING ut the Lincoln Memorial
Congregational Church, corner Eleventh and II
streets northwest nt eight o'clock. Among those
taking prominent parts Professors j. w. Bischu IT.
John Twecdale, McssrS W. G. Chase. calvin D. John
sOn, w. H. Benjamn H. - smith, Misses II. a. Black,
T.. B Wood, A. v. McCabe, aud Howard University
sludenls. Nine. A. u. CrNer. nccOmpnnlst. II
National Republican., 1881-11-28
NOOTS,
9l5 Pennsylvania avenue.

NTME S. ]. NEssERi .....-.---.
ART ISTIC DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING, y
PERFECT FITTING ga I'm EMS GUARANTEED
ST. TAYLoRs sS|''G ssSsTGM OF CUTTING
and
FRENCH PATTERNS.
National Republican., 1881-11-28

Iron Biiiers.
TRUE TONIC
IRON BITTERs orc highly recommended for all
Diseases requiring a certain and efficient tonic, es
pectdRy Indigestion. Dyspepsia Intermittent Feres,
Want Of Appetite. Loss Of Strength Lack Of Energy,
&C. En,fches he blood, strengthens nc muscles, and
cfrcs ne,o ne 10 nc nerves They act Hte a charm on
he dfgesie organs rcmorin9 al dyspepitc symptoms,
such as tasting ne food, bechng heat IN he stomach
heartburn, DC. The only Iron Preparation that tca
notbldcken he eeth or give headache. Write for The
Book, % pages. amusing and useth reading, sent
free.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1881-11-28
DISTRICT BREVITIEs,
Tho Xrnn,I,rr rn.nnr


For the Middle atlantic States, slightly
colder partly cloudy ,ccobcr southcca ,cnds shifting
10 northeriv, rising barometer.
For Washington, a. m.-Fdir ,ceather DURING he
ddy toloiced By colder cloudy ,reathcr and northeast
icfnds during The night
The following were the thormome.ric readings
p M, 47.5o; II p. m, 47o; maximum, 5G.so; min.
imum, 1860.
Prominent Arrivals.
ARLINurON.-AlbertL Lyman, Dr. II. Baylies, II. O..
Hart, New York j. M. Robinson, U. y N; br. a.
NJ. Shaw, Connecticut
=, WoRNtEY's,-John @, Agar, Y. H. Morgan, New
York j.. AzOipr io Spain William Cooper, Mexicoi
Randolph Barkosdale, Richmond, Va.
ST, MAGG:-E 4; FRANKLIN. Boston, Mass; w. W.
WWHInIIaaI WIIIaloI w Newklrk New Nork ~ II G"IIet3 II
pOnesOn, Maryland.
wILLARD's,.-Hon. o. A. Lochrnne, Georgia. J; J.
Snimora G1Tgt GM@TgshI NJ De GbSy y Syn nS G. H. fo%
san Francisco; G. ~ Pike, Dr. A. o. kellogg, Colonel
William Crooks, 81. Paul.
,Rtogs-E u. INGALLS,, G, = Fslsom, Boston, p. G.
lu hlo n. vi W. 7. Cogswcl, RDchcster, n. y; r.
Henry, Montreal. Canada; y. y. Gregory, Syracuse,
MINI; J. Blustcr, n ew York
=, ,NArioNAIa-Josep q. Mills, New York; o. q.
England; John s. Iiue, Towanda, Pa; Phil. II.
Bremen, West Point Neb.
iEanlrTu.,G;; W Campbell, ST., louis; John q.
phia; Douglas Brown, New York W. q. William.
son, IT. Ionne.seei i Z. "; HeTson Tennesseei H. r
r. D. Peck, u $. n; Charles Il. @. u. Davies, U. s.
A.; James Heron, U. $. N; Niscomc Van Dan
You can publish three-lne advertise
ment OF want rent for sale or lost three times fol
National Republican., 1881-11-28
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A sparkling uona,cohollc beverage
rs agreeable and refreshing rs CHAMPAGNE
Very grateful and strengthening to invallds and
convalescents.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished.
frtTpMpanc
National Republican., 1881-11-28

FUR-LINED winter wrapsln now shapes, sealskin
dolmHns and sncqucs oil lengths aud prices, and
cuachmcns collars In every variety Of fur, 50 popu-
lar for ladies and misses, ut
WIHETT & RUoFFs,
QOj pCnusylvunia avenue,
National Republican., 1881-11-28
LOCAL MENTION.
The shedd Baths.
Iron bitter,

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. p03
street. Only first. class bath In the city
National Republican., 1881-11-28

Youtiia' Uiaicrcttcs.
sS will buy an all-wOol ulsterettc substantial
aud stylish, at EisemGn Bros, corner of Seventh
and L streets.
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches iewelry. &C. Call on Grad
dress Iurzog, 30S Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
"AIdPrnry Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
aud delivered III 1Sb "Ward" prints, ut 45c per lb.
Also cottage cheese, Be-, per ball; buttermilk, DC.
per quart, and sweet milk &C. per quart
National Republican., 1881-11-28
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.

Beautiful Pointing.
The job-rooms connected with THE REPUBLrcAN
are now executing finer work than ever before
done In this city. Nothing short Of the onqravers
art cun compare with II. See specimens, be con.
vinced. and leave your orders for II quality Of
work is consideration you cannot fail TO be sats-
fled TINT other establishment in the District can
compete with us
National Republican., 1881-11-28

oc2llv Pharmacist. 7oa Fifteenth street.
N~1ISs FRENCH TAUGiI ORALLY. NO MORT,
AZ grammar am prepared to teach on a. Sa q
d0us oral nystem, the simplest, quickest, and plust
practical. Many years experience In sr,, DlS Ia
The city. Address Professor q. GINESI, PiAt .uflce
Box Glt, nU1.-sn
National Republican., 1881-11-28

e=S Attorncy-at-Law.
Office:
No. 3i2 y street, opposite City Hall. noS-am
E@t2 Newfoundland COd.Ilvrr OIL. Price, 80 cts.
per flill pint bottle. q. q. &. SINlNfS. Druggist.
no3 cor. New York ave and Fourteenth ST.
nSBo THE POTOMAC FRUTrGiiOWERS' IM-
vSNS pruvemcnt Company hive leased Glymont
and purchlsrd 40 acres adjoining for II TEMPER.
ANCE PLEASURE RESORT and Tor 'rult culture
Capital stock, 5000 Shares So, NOW NEEDED.
Subscriptions received by
/. II. TIEMBIY, DIR. T.. l.. ROWLAND.
]. ORNILl.E JOHNSON, DN. $. q. II. MrKIM,
j. B PHILIP, DIR ). DOMER
SAMUEL. &. MILLS, ". w. PIERSDN,
W. II, MAIN,
oca0tf Trustees.
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p HOME MANUFACTURES,

The largest assortment In the city Of Ladies' Dress
Sole Leather, XluC, and Packing Trunks, Ladies' and
Mems Sutcl els aud Travelling BugS, PuckctbOuks
Shawl Straps, DC. ut the old established mnnuiac
tory of JAMES :. TOrlIAM,
No, 425 Seventh street northwest, Joining odd Eel
lows Hall.
To order; Every style Of Trunks mnde TO order
the premises. RepAiring Trunks and Harness re-
paired thoroughly mt low rates, nOl0ly
r~19J~o SrHLOGRAPHIC, ALSO MACKINNON
s1y Fountain Pens $40 TO ~ Printed and YER
bul directions by GlO, II. HrRRlCk, agent Mackin-
non Pen Company, NlS FstrcCt nUat6m
National Republican., 1881-11-28

Senators and Representatives now in
the city will please send their names and residences
to the office Of THE REPUBLICAN. The following Is
n list Of Senators and Representatives now in the
city, and their various residences;
National Republican., 1881-11-28

The following were the thermome.ric readings
yesterday q. m, 800; II a. m i5o; 8 p. M, $3.50
p m, 47.5o II p. M, 47o; maximum, 5C.so; min.
imum 2Qbo