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Special @ofices.
se PoST-oFFICE NOTICE.

The Foreign Mails for the week ending SATUR-
DAY May 81 1881, will close al this office on TUES
DAY at 630 a. m. for Europe by steamship
Wisconsin via Queenstown, on WEDNESDAY
at $50 q. for Europe by steamship
Scythia via Queenstown Correspondence for
France must be specially addressed), and at $50 a
for France direct by steamship Canada via Havre
on TIL tuesday 80 for ireland by steamship
City of Montreal via Queenstown Correspondence
for Great Britain and the Continent must be specially
addressed and $50 for Europe by steamship
FuiSia via Plymouth, CherbOurg. and Hamburg; on
SATURDAY at $50 a m. for Europe by steamship
Britannia via Queenstown Correspondence for Ger
many and Scotland must be specially addressed) and
al a. for Scotland direct by steamship Ethiopia
via Glasgow and at ii q. NJ for Europe by steamship
Main via Southampton and Bremen. The mails for
Nassau close on Wednesday at p. m. The mails for
Cuba and Mexico close on Thursday at 1:3O p The
mails for Brazil and Argentine via Richmond close
Thursday at $50 p. The mails for Newfoundland
and ST. eMiqueon close on Friday at SD p. m.
The mails for Spanish Honduras and Bay Islands
close on Friday at $50 p. M The mails for Aspinwal
and South Pacific close Saturday at 10 a. m. The
mails for Wndward Islands close Saturday at 1
p. m. The mails for China and Japan close May 25 at
tS0 p The mails for Australia &c, close May %
at 7:5O p. nj.
HENRY G. PEARSON, Postmaster.
POST-OFFICF. New York Nav 4.
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sWEDENBoRGIAN sUNDAY-SCHooLs
An Association Which, Met at the Temple
Yesterday.

The Swedenborgian Temple, on North
Capitol street, occupied yesterday by the Sab
bath School Association of the New Jerusalem So
ciety large number of delegates being in attend
ance. The international series of lessons taught
in the Sabbath schools of the country was the first
subject discussed, during which a report of the
standing committee on lesson papers was sub
mitted and adopted. A motion by Rev. s. 5. Sew
ard was adopted that proper persons be selected 10
compile work or lessons for the coming year
which would remedy number of imperfectiOns
at present existing. An election for officers of the
association for the ensuing year was then held,
resulting as follows; President, w. McGeorge,
Philadelphia, Pa; vice president, F. \. Dewson,
Boston, Mass; secretary and treasurer, G. F.
Stearns, East ROekport, Ohio, and executive
committee, Rev. John Worcester, New
tonville, Mass; Rev. Warren Goddard,
Brookline, Mass; Rev. J. K. Smyth, Portland,
Me-; Rev. J. C. Ager, Brooklyn, n. Y; F. J.
Worcester, New York city Rev. L. II. Tafel, Phil
adelphia, Pa; Messrs. George MerFen and W. "
Hobart, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Rev. L. P. Mercer,
Chicago, Ill. The association then took recess
until half past seven.
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CITY ITEMS.
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The National SaFe-DePOsit Company
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue con-
tinues to receive yaluables of all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
DR.. BOVee's Turkish Bath.
Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 + St. near IN.
dietary So. Best shampOoer this side of New York.
The SIleId Baths.
Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths qO3
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THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, iewelry, etc Call or address
HerZog, 306 Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.
"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS,
CORRECTED To MAY 10 1851
baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
Sixth md Il Attracts
Depot, corner New
and q EaEoas

= - 80 WI
EVENING.
Bait, Annapolis and
way stations. l.yl
fCin. and 1T. Louis I.55
baltimore and way. 3-GJ
Baltimore and way. 40
n. Y. and Phila- ex... as
Bait. and Laurel *. so
Piedmont, Fred X. H4-
gerStOwn, Point Of
Rocks and way. SIG
halt, Annap. & way t:37
Staunt'n & Valley ey ID
halt. and way stains rs
halt, Laurel and Hy-
attSVille eX......-...--.- so
TChicagO, Columbus
and PittSburg eN- 9.45
Sunday only. Other trains
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a Grand Army Post at Mount Vernon.

George Washington Post, No. 103,
Grand Army of the Republic, of New York, will
observe Decoration Day by decorating the tomb of
Washington at Mount Vernon. The post will
leave New York Sunday night, the 29th instant
and breakfast at the Arlington Hotel in this city
the following morning. They will leave for Mount
Vernon at ten g. IN on the United States steamer
Dispatch. which, it is expected, will be placed at
their disposal by the Secretary of the Navy. An
invitation has been extended TO the President to
accompany the post on its patriotic pilgrimage
Tie commander of the post Il. T. Mcmahon, in
addressing his comrades OF the subject. says
For the FIST time the tomb of Washington is TO DE
gaTlandcd by post OF The Grand Army of the Repub-
nc bearing his ilus:rOus name and it is hoped that
the comrades of George Washington Post will prove
not only their appreciation of the Solemnity of the
sacred duty they are 10 perform but also the high
honor assigned thrp, by mastering force before the
"toDlb Of Mount TeInon,"
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AMoATED COURTHOUSE.
Thrilling Scenes which Occurred In the
City Hall.

Notwithstanding the commendable
haste with which the Senate proceeded to confirm
the nomination of Marshal Henry, the course of
nStice is still rightfully DISTRACTED by the condi-
ton of Louisiana and Indiana avenues opposite
the City Hall. The foreground from Four and-a
half street is filled in with sea of mud and wa
ter At present, and all communication with the
temple of Justice is cut off completely The legal
limb of THE REPUBLICAN, in his efforts
70 reach the marshal'S office yesterday
came near rivaling the perilous predicament
of Cesar i'll the T.ber, and had not Cassius in
The shape of the driver of bob-tail" car
dropped him line," there would nov be
5000 vacancy on the staff Of this able journal As
1t is, the wife of his bosom went on the rampage
when she surveyed the wreck of his white hat and
spring ulster. Several couples stood on the brink
of the turb!d food who had arrived on the after
noon trains from Virginia and Maryland. They
had fed before parental wrath to reach
the Gretna Green of Colonel Meigs' Office and be
made one. stalwart Leander from Fairfax
County plunged into the muddy tide and buffeted
his way acroSS to find that when he returned with
his license his Hero had been engulfcd under
pc dripping folds of a two horse top buggy from
shich an irate father shook a huge
us. at the would-be Benedict. Another
SoSrle, warned by this awful experience,
la ed the crossing together. When about
GO. t-Way over misstep nearly carried their
ms under the surface, just as bucolc veteran
iir eOwhidc boots appeared on the pavement and,
= Ike Lord ULen. howled out, My darter, o my
II srteI." At an early hOui last night life saving
.,ation established on the corner of Four-and-
ahalf street. and about eleven o'clock the paSsen-
gers and crew of q wrecked stTeet-car were
brought ashore and cared for at the Hole-in-
the-Wall." Ferry-boGts will DC placed ON the
line to-day to convey prisoners, judges, and coun-
sci across, with special tug for runaway couples
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-20
THE EVENING SESSION.

The evening session was devoted to an inter
change of opinion, principally upon the proper
time for holding Sunday school exercises, though
the general methods of Sunday school work were
discussed. Addresses were made by Rev. Mr.
Seward, of New York; Rev. Mr. Wright, of Abing-
don, Mass: Edward Otis Hinkley, of Baltimore;
Rev. A. F. Frost, of Cleveland, Ohio; W. N Ho-
bart, of Cincinnati, and the president
Mr.. McGeorge. Mr.. Hobart, recognized as
one of the most active Sunday-school
workers in the new church, strongly IA
vored having the Sunday school services directly
after the regular church service. Mr. McGeorge
in closing, said that it was difficult to say what
was the best time for holding Sunday schools He
showed the wide differences of opinion prevailing
OH the subject in different parts of the country
When he was i'll Cincinnati he thought it good to
hold the Sunday school exercises in the morning
In Boston he thought the afternoon Sunday schools
were grand In Boston also they had q way of Sc
curing prompt attendance by shutting the doors
when it was time to open school. He found
different ways i'll Denver and in San
Francisco. In Philadelphia, if having morn
ing Sunday schools had done nothing bet
ter, it had got people up in the morning. For
merly the speaker said he had worn the soubriquet
of the late Mr.. McGeorge," because he had never
been on time to church but it was changed now
The proper methods of conducting Sunday schools
differed also according to locality. "Just do the
best you know how" said the speaker "and the
best you can under the circumstances Don't
think that you can lay down any eaSt-iron rule"
He believed that the greatest secret of success,
after all, to first get the children interested in
each other He would .use every means--every
natural mearls-to hold them to the church until
they have become interested in the church doc
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P1ErY AND RELIGIOUS PERvoR

upon that of the King, and upon Tuesdays and
Sundays, when it was announced at an early hour
that the King would not be at the chapel exer-
eises the DANES and courtiers did not attend. One
day, when nearly all the court was assembled in
the chapel awaiting the arrival of the King, Bris
sac suddenly ordered the guard to depart, ex-
cxclaiming, in q loud voice, The King is not
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R1Fe WASHINGTON NATATORIUM,
kS f street. between Sixth and Seventh.
Open every forenoon for Ladies
Every afternoon and evening for Gentlemen.
Male and Female Teachers ready at all hours to
give instruction in Swimming.
Admission, 25 cents. my7-2m
EO5S@ DIR. S. J. COCKERILLE,
N DENTIST.
myS1y III Fifteenth street.
ROEe WE WILL CLEAN CARPETS BETTER
BY AND CHEAPER
than any other concern in Washington.
No whipping TO wear tear your carpets
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Turkish Russian, and Sulphur Baths COG
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eNR@ COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
kS SECURE HOMES!
This very desirable property, located on Boundary
and Fourteenthstreet road is now being divided and
offered in lots suit all purchasers. We offering
choice lots at 10 cents per square foot fifth cash,
balance payable within five years. with interest at
per cent. Call and examine patS at our office.
myII-lm A. L BARBER & Co,
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DE-. Rnxee,s Tnrkfutr Bath
The SInedd Baths.

Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 Z st. near IL
dietary So. Best shampOOer this side of New York
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/" AIderpey DAIRY Warons

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
lothlng, watches, Iewelry, etc Call or address
ierZog. 3Q8 Ninth St. near Transatlantic Ave
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BROWN CHEMICAL Company, Baltimore, Nd

The National SaFe-DePOsit Company.
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue con-
tinues to receive valuables of all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
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THE CHAPEL

This chapel was built by Louis Kill, but was re-
constructed by Louis XIV. The interior is richly
ornamented. The chief altar is in marble and
golden bronze, the other affairs are beautifully
decorated with bas-reliefs by CASTOR, Csypel, and
Lafosse opposite the chief altar is the chief work
of Gonvenet, "the Descent of the Holy Spirit This
chapel has been the scene Of many royal mar
riages Among them is that of the Duke de Berry,
the young son of Louis XIV, and Mademoiselle
Orleans; the first daughter of Louis V. with Don
Philippe, infant of Spain, and the Dauphin Louis
XVI, with the Arch Duchesse Marie Antoinette.
Ancient chronicles say that royal grandeur at
these feasts did not always yield to divine mai
esty. The most rigid etiquette was here imposed.
A very pleasant story is recounted of Brissac,
major of the guard in the time of Louis XIV. He
was true soldier and could not bear hypocrisy.
He had noticed with seornful wonder for some
time that the courtiers and ladies of the court
seemed q model their
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al COUGHLlNS sel3
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tsunday only. Other trains
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.s SPECIAL NOTICE.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
at DREW'S Drug Store corner Ninth street and Penn
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. LEWIS

HENRY G. PEARSON Postmaster
Posi- FFICF. New York May IL 1881.
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not Hdeken the teeth or gtre headache Write for The
Book, 50 pages, amusing and useful reading sent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-20

mie iie AUDI lauteten. Serr bon Siam:
bert mar ais ebentaliser Militdr sans &C.
wib in Sanbbabuns bet SdieBmaffen &C.
iibt er, gOlfer, 10 gut wie sar nidt.
Die Teber, ben @elsenbosen serfanb er
mpbl su fiibren, bod faum entiann ct iid|
cine Yiitole mad einem 3iel atsefeuert gu
huben. Der Suuptmann mSse ibn n1r
tcbtidieBen, bann mare Nlles scrliber, 10
iaste er iid plSelid per5meiflunsSppG ,um
sleid barauf,pcn neuem Wutb entf flamnlt,
fpieper gu bpffen. Dus Slid, Elm 3uz
fall fonnte ibm ia siniis iein, Die Susel
be8 @esners ibn idunen. Ded wen1t
bic ieinise ben Suuptmunn trefen foQte?
Sir Jpn mar bas l1nsliid ba auf s(le
Taae. Selbit bana nod, menn bas
Duea iiberbaupt unb sesen alles Grmar'
ten einen unblutiaen Nussans nebmen
irlte, mar feline Si&erheit uno 5reibeit
bebrpbt.
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Cine &arte.

9ln 4Qe, tpel6e ait ben Solgen BON
Sugen6iiinoen, gierb61er S6md9e,
gntfrdftigung, 8erluit an Mannes=
fraft &c. leiben, ienbe i9 foitenfreie ein
&ecept bas lie eurirt. 9iefes groBe
9eilmittel tpurbe bon einem Miiltondr
in Siib= =9lmerifa entbedt. 96idt elm
abbreiiirtes @oupert an &eb. Solepb s.
Smman, Station 8, SEEM Sort @ttD.
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@rdberiddnbuns. ueber bic Plinz
berun9 Der @rdter ber i'm letten crientaz
liiden ariese @efaGenen murbe aus Bti=
ltol in @nsfanb seidrieben Gin Slfer-
reidiides Sdiff liest our Stunbe i'm Sa.
fen BON 8riitOl unb 1T nit 9Siduns fei.
ues 9abuns beiddfttst, beren genennuna
aud tn England, no man lonft nidt an.
gu 5artfhbleno iiber 9anbelsprofte au
oenfen pflest, Seniation berporruft. Die
3abuns umfubt 500 Eonnen lie 20 Gent
ner) menfAli&e @ebeine, welde fir cine
Oansers rs6irma in griitol seliefert wers
ben. DaS Sdauipiel Der Nuslabuna
periammelt Eau ienbe bon 3uldauern.
Den kierber seianbten Telesrammen ,u=
fOlse iino unter benz aufseltupelten Sc
beinebaufen piele nod suiammenblnaen=
be @lieomaben uno Sddbel, pelde nod
Spnren bon SaarwudS 3eisen. Da,wi=
iden finben iid nod serbrc9ene tirfiide
Yfeifen, 9ufeiien unb Stade BON Irtil.
lerlewerf5euS : 8epeiie Oafir, baB man
eS nit ben neberreifen bon Sclbaten su
tbun bat. Die @ebeine murcen au 80
ecitc mno acnitantnppel an Bcro perlas
ben. Dod sebt cine anbere yer1tcn, ba6
bies cine abiidtlid falfde In8abe Iei.
Tarfen wiirben. 70 urtbeilt man, nimmers
mebr iOlde @rdberiddnounsen auf ibrem
Territorium suselaiien baben. Sic
vGentral Stems" tpilI Nnbalt bafar ba=
Ben, bab iene @ebeine ben tapferen Ser
tbeioisern bon Ylemna ansebSren. Damn
liebe fid, mad ber seosrapbiiden Sage
gu urtbeilen, auf cine @inidiffuns an Der
unteren DOnuu idlieBen. Der Same
bes Sfierreidiiden Sdffes uno ieiner
@isner III mad berielben Quelle Bis 3ur
Stunbe nod nidt befannt. So beiebt
feine seietlide 0orfdrift CUR gebinte.
runs bes Sanoelsbetriebes in foldem -
Grtifel, bod perlautet. bab bic biefise
tirfifde gctiduft @rbebunsen MAIDEN
spia. um bic 6erfunft iener Sdauber er.
reoenben 0uounS unb Der i'm Orient mei>
lenben Sdnbler gu ermitteln. Sdmerlid
aber tperben bic Qeidenbpdnen auf BEN,
ebemulisen tiirfiidsbulsariiden 8riess.
| iAauplae iid UNI bic auswabl befam=
inert baben; es ldSe alio bic Bermutbuna
nabe. ta6 aud bic @rabitdtten Der ruff.
iden Trupen nidt peridOnt ssblieben. -
8enise Sabre mad benz Srinltriese bol
| fd in einem ensliiden 9afen Elm abnli.
&eS Sduuipiel uno CAB AnlaB ba3u, baf
fopobl bic ensliiae ais bic ruifide 9te'
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MIttsr! msnn Sbr gua cure eise'
nen lotpie surer &inbsr @siunbbsit unb
Nahtrute erfreuen uollt, 70 Seriaafft
Gud Neufiaebter'S vOe d es
Rtnbermetl" (paeoptrupttns). s.
1T bls bsfe, bi(liaife uno teiliamite gtat
runssmitte fur guer &inp. 8sriudt
unb SIR weroet ftnoen, bab bic Gntssd
uns bieles Stofes Elm wabrer @sssn fir
Mutter 1T, bic ibre Rinoer nidt binrstd=
enb NIT Muttermilh srnatren e6nnen.
vDeut des &tnber mebl"
uirb BON @sr,ten iebr empfcblsn, unb 1T
In alien renommtrten Qpotbeten an baben.
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= Mae @dmer3sn iinb nun psrssifen.
Gin oerberbsnsr Wassn nerurladt Dys.
pspiia. 5aledte 3dbne Ssruriaden ben
psrburbsnen Nasen, neil bic Nabruns
ntdt urbentlih Serbaut uerben fann. 5al=
!e Deine 3abne seiuno. @sbrauds SOZO.
DON'T resslmdbts. giidts trast 70 sur
Grbaltuns Der 3dtne bsi ais bielss wun>
berbare 3abnmtttsl. @ae Drosifen Der,
taufen baslelbe.
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(gprtlebuns fpIst,)

- Sine 6laide unb bic Grfabruns,
ipelde 5err Scbn Selbis in @reensfelb,
Maii., bamit madte. = Das ct. Saz
tcbS Del 1T iebr gut segen 8beumatisz
mus, i'd BABE es ielbif sebraudt. Sd fcnnz
te faum mebr seben, ,purbe iebpd bmrd
ben @ebraua elmer ein5isen Tfaide ct.
Safcbs Oel wieber total berseifellt.
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8 e + a 8.

- Die Staatsausi ife(luns in Wultin ift
ant 18. erSffnet morben. 9anbmirtb=
fdaftlide Yrpoutte iino, Danf ben Be>
mahunSen bes neutiden lanbpirtbl9afts
liden YereinS ppn Trapis County in
Wense ausseiieat.
= Sn Galeitine bat man einen Mann
9lamens Olunroe Ybipps perbaftet, Der
bic Siesel bon IA Tradtmasen Der Sn=
ternationalbabn aufbra9.
< Sn einem Salcn gu Terarfana
idpiien iid Mife 8errp mn6 gB. 9. 9tuiz
iea. @riferer idCB Uisrmat auf 2ettern,
cbne ibn su treffen uno erbielt bann cine
tobtlide Wunbe in ben unterleib.
= Sn Der @cbnuns ses Serrn Iblep
bei Dallas erplooirte cine SpblenSnampe
Das brennWpe Del perbreitete 1id iiber
baS sun5e 3immer unb iette elm 8ett in
Slammen. Nbleb ielbit erbielt fdpere
granowuncen uno ebenio feline Tpdter.
9ettere peruriadte bic @rplof lion ,inbem iie
bic Qampe 11nmarf.
- Die @ranbjurb bon 6puitcn bat
bas bcrtise Gpurtbaus burd elm Gcmite
bon Sadperftdnoisen unteriuden laTen
unb 3ebtere erfldrten bas 9ebdube fir
banf faais uns 1tnfi6er.
Sn NraniaS County BAT bet W2ik=
braud bes SoblenSls abermals Elm W1en=
idenleben sefcrbert. Cine Srau 8run<
bette fadte Teuer NIT Oel an unb bic
Sclsen waren bic seipSbnliden. Die
Srau, fcmie AUDI ibre Todter erbielten
idmere granbtpunben. grifere 1T bez
reits 9eltOrben nno bas Nuffcmmen ter
2odter 1T 3weifelbaft.
= Sn Sadion County ipielten feds
farbise Sinber in einent leerItebenoen
Sauie uno fanoen baielbit elm Yddden
Nrienit, weldes iie aEen. Gins ber Sim
Der itarb icsleid unb ber Sob Der anoern
ipirb ermartet.
= Der @ouperneur Bat burd, cine
Yrrflamaticn ben gerwaltunssratb Der
uniperiitdt auf ben Is. Wopemter einbes
rufen, um Sdritte 3ur Organization bes
Snltitnts gu tbuu. Der 9fatb teltebt
aus Den 5erren: &idter &. S. Deuine,
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