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Real Estate Bought and Sold.
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Address or apply to 7. A. Hawk, Fort
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-24

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-11-24

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National Republican., 1881-08-30
ARMY ARTICLES.

Captain j. NJ. Kelley, Tenth Cavalry,
has been granted n further extension of his leave
OF absence until October is.
Leave of absence for two months has
been granted Captain George W. Adair, assistant
surgeon United States Army
The leave of absence granted Captain
NJ. Moylan, Seventh Cavalry, August 0, 1881, De.
months.
The leave of absence granted Captain
Charles H. Paul, Eighteenth Infantry, Military
Division OF the Missouri, juno -, 1881, has been
extended seven months.
The superintendent of the Mounted Re-
cruitng Service has been ordered to forward under
proper charge my recruits TO Fort Garland, Col,
for assignment to the Fourteenth Infantry.
Leave of absence for six months on sur
geons certificate of disability. with permission to
leave the Department of the Missouri. has been
granted Captain q. A. Purlngton. Ninth Cavalry.
Lieutenant-Colonel ]. ID. Bingham,
deputy Quartermaster.G General, having completed
the business on which he MAS ordered to this city,
Will return to his station at Fort Lcayenworth,
Kan.
The leave of absence granted Captain
Van Buren, Hubbard, assistant surgeon United
States ARM, army tsince promoted to malo, and sur.
with permission TO go beyond sea.
The leave of absence on account ofsick-
ness granted Captain Edgar X. Kellogg Eighteenth
Infantry, Department of Dakota, August 13, 1891
has been extended FIVE months on surgeons GER
thcate OF disability, with permission 10 leave the
Department Of Dakota.
BY direction of the Secretary of War q
board Of ordnance officers TO consist OF Colonel r.
4. $. Laidley and Colonel Julian McAllister, has
been appointed to meet in New York city on the
10th ofSeptember, 1881 for the examination ofLieu
tenant. Colonel silas Crispin, Ordnance Depart
ment, for promotion.
Captain William Ludlow, Engineer
Corps, is relieved from the operation of the orders
OF the LIST instant, which assigned him to duty at
New York city, to relieve Colonel John Newton,
and ordered TO return TO his station at Philadel-
pha, Pa, and relieve Colonel N. Macomb of the
river and harbor work in his charge.
Major G.. L. Gillespie, Corps of Engi-
neers, has been relieved from the operation of the
orders Of the lst instant assigning to duty at Pha-
delphia, Pa, to relieve Colonel J. NJ Macomb, and
has been ordered to New York city 10 relieve Col.
onel John Newton in the charge OF the river and
harbor works, recently in charge of Lieutenant
Colonel Nathaniel Michlcr engineer, deceased.
Lieutenant-Colonel 4. G. Baylor, Ord
nance Department is detailed as an additional
member Of the board for the examination of Major
Daniel w. Flagler, Captain George w. Mckee, and
First Lieutenant David A. Lyle, Ordnance Depart
ment, for promotion. Lieutenant Colonel Crispin
viii be examined by correspondence Major Flag
Ter, Captain Mckee, and Lieutenant Lyle will re-.
port in person to the board
National Republican., 1881-08-30
MININn STOCKS.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New YORK, Aug. 29.-Money active at 8
@6 per cent on call, closing nt per cent Ex-
change dull at 479Gi79l4 for long and is219@4S3
for short sight. Governments strong and lS@s6per
cent. higher, four and a halls and fours showing
tho greatest improvement Railroad bonds gener
ally firm on moderate volume OF fbusiness
The stock market opened strong and h@2 per
cent. higher, the latter for Norfolk and Western
preferred-C c. c. & l., Louisville and Nashville,
Missouri Pacific Nashville and Chattanooga Texas
Pacific, and Wabash Pacific preferred being also
prominent in the Improvement In the early deal
ings there was q further rise OF lS9A per cent,
which was followed by reaction of lsGl per cent,
but toward noon the market again became strong
and an advance took place ranging from q to 2lS
per cent. from the lowest figures of the morning.
Denver and Rio Grapde, Texas Pacific, Reading
Western Union, Kansas and Texas, the Granger
stocks, and Wabash Pacific preferred leading the
upward movement During tho afternoon the
speculation was dull and generally firm until near
the close, when q slight reaction took place, and
the final sales were at fractional decline from the
highest figures of the day.
Central Pacific, 500; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 300; Denver and Rio Grande, $500:
Erie, 1900; Kansas and Texas 1890; Lake Shore,
1900: Louisville and Nashville 1,G0O; Michigan
Central, $780, Hemphis and Charleston, 1000: Mis-
souri, Pacific, 9,l00 Northwestern, l3,300 New Jcr-
sey Central, 10 900; New York Central 300; North.
ern Pacific, lO,i00; Reading, $500; St. Paul, l6,700
Texas Pacific, II ,200 Union Pacific, 1900; Wabash
Pacific, 1S,2OO Western Union 25,l00.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
NAVAL NEWS.

The United States war ship Saratoga has
arrived at Halifax from Bar Harbor, Maine.
Assistant Engineer Stacey Potts has
been ordered to the United States steamer Minne-
sofa.
The United States steamers Lacka-
wanna and Jamestown arrived at San Francisco
Saturday.
Lieutenant Edward II. Gheen, from the
torpedo station September and ordered TO duty at
the League Island navy-yard.
Lieutenant-C Commander d. w. Mullan,
from United States steamer Adams, and ordered TO
return home and report his arrival.
Rear Admiral Andrew Bryson has re-
ported his return home from the South Atlantic
station and been placed on waiting orders.
Lieutenant John III. c. Coffin, from the
torpedo station September and ordered to duty
in the equipment department, Washington navy
yard.
Lieutenants r. G. Davenport and An
drew, Dunlap; from the torpedo station September
8 and ordered to the Washington navy yard 0cto
Der for instruction in ordnance.
Lieutenant Commander George L. Edes
has been detached from the torpedo station New.
port, X. l., September g. and ordered 10 tho Wash
ington navy-yard for instruction in ordnance.
Lieutenant-Co Commander Charles J..
Huntington has reported his return home, having
been detached from the command OF the United
States steamer Alert July 26, aud has been placed
on waiting orders.
Commanders Rush r. Wallace, William
r. Bridgeman, Banjamin Il. Day, and George II.
Perkins, and Lieuenants @. h. Livingston, Lyman
i. Spaldlng, and Herman i. Fickbohn have been
detached from the torpedo station, Newport X, l.,
September 8, and placed on waiting orders.
Lieutenant Henry N. Manney, from the
torpedo station, September 8, and ordered to duty
at the Naval Academy. Lieutenant. Commander
Thomas +. Jewell and Ensign John +. Newton,
from torpedo instruction, September 5, and ordered
70 duty at the torpedo station. Master William II.
which date his furlough OF six months will COM
National Republican., 1881-08-30
PRODUCE MARKETS.
nnItImoro general prnrLet.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 29.-Cotton irregular I;
middling, l23Sal2l9c. Flour quiet aIfd firm How
ard street and Western super, 81 zoos 25; do. ex-
ira, IS 5O@6 so; do family. 81 0O@7 Is; City Mills
superlne, 81 75@5 90; do. extra, So OO@6 so; do.
family IS O0@S 2j do. Rio brands, IS 90; Patapsco
family, ss so. Wheat-Southern steady: Western
opened firm declined, and closed steady; South.
ern red, 81 4O@l 45: do amber, 81 50Gpl 50; No,
Maryland, 81 i6If No. Western winter red, spot
and August, 81 4219 September, 81 4231@l i3; oc-
tober, 81 47C9l 47y4; November 81 5OA@l 503s Corn
Southern white easier; yellow steady; Western
dull; Southern white, Toe; do. yellow, nc; West
ern mixed, spot, August, and September Tic bid ;
October, 7iI@7i1Ic; November 77lf@I734c Oats
steady; Southern, bl@52o Western white, 50g52c
do. mixed, 49450c; Pennsylvania, 5lGp62c. Rye
higher at u 09Ml - Hay firm; prime TO choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, SlG@lY Provisions
very firm; mess pork, $40 25; bulk meats-shoul-
ders and clear rib sides, packed, Sl9(dlONo; bacon
shoulders, Ol40l0Ho clear rib sides, &c; hams,
lSAi6Ill9c; lard-retned, l21Ic, Butter firm I;
Western grass, liq2ic, Eggs steady at Isolde.
Petroleum dull and nominal; refined, 729c. Coilee
quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair. lOA@l2lgc.
Sugar strong; son, 9Jsc. Whisky quiet atSl lyl1
al 20. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer duh
cotton, 1920. lGd; hour % per barrei grain, Ad
asked Receipts-Four, 1921 barrclsi wheat, l33,-
9Sl bushels cOr, Si25 bushels; oats, bOl6 bushels
rye, 100 bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 10000 bush,
els; corn, 1920 bushels. Sales-Wheat, Sl07i2
bushels; corn, g77,O3S bushels.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
New York General Market.

New York, Aug. 29.-Cotton irregular
and nominal; sales to-day, S5i bales; uplands,
l2glo; Orleans 1Sc; consolidated net receipts, l0
li3 bales exports to Great Britain 1874 bales TO
the continent, $3.50 bales. Flour-Southern yery
firm and in fair demand; common TO fair extra,
SO 1907 25; good to choice do 81 3Ogs 90. Wheat
opened lS@li4c higher closing weak, with the
advance about lost ungraded spring, 81 2I9l % ;
No. Chicago, 81 80 ungraded red 81 1901 AZ;
No. 8 do, 81 4l@l Il%; No. 2 do, 81 46Gpl 459l;
steamer do 81 al ; No. red, 81 ~ ungraded
white 81 23gt ~; No | do, 81 42l99l 49, No, 2
red. August N 4il<6Gl 45%; September, 81 l59sa
iIGBZ; October, 81 41Ea1 lS1l; November, 81 gO a.
5lE Corn opened shade sirongeri closed dull
and n shade easier; ungraded GSg7ll3c; NO. 2,
7Ol66l7lAc; ungraded white, Gs9l7I2ci No, ?, Au-
gust 7l@5lIc September ~ 1sg7llgc october 5319
a7Ic Oats about steady and very quiet; No, 3,
4liSc. Hops dull yearlings, l2@l6c' Coffee quiet;
RIO, lOalSt4o sugar steady ana quiet iair 70
good refining, 75s@734ci refined strongi standard
A, ga99sc. Molasses unchanged and quiet Rice
steady and moderately active. Rosln strong az
81 i2(S@2 ~. Turpentne easier az d9c, Wool
firm and in iair Inquiry domestic fleece, 3i9ioo;
Texas, ll5c3lc. Pork shade stronger and mod.
erately active at SIS G2l4alS 10 mddles quiet and
nominal; long clear 0J6ci short clear lOLsc; long
and short clear, half aud halt lOc, LARD, opened
5@Il6c lower subsequently recovered, ana closed
n shade higher and strOngi prime steam, spot
sil AZ. Freights duh and weak
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Naval Discharges.

The following circular has been issued
by Secretary Hunt relative to discharges from the
naval service;
No enlisted man or enlisted boy In the naval
service of the United States shall be discharged
from such service except for cause before the expi-
ration of the term Of his enlistment orengagemeni
Applications for discharge by party himself or
by others In his behalf must be made to tho COM
mandng officer Of the ship vessel. station. or
navy-yard In which the person desiring such dis.
charge may at the time be serving, and such Off.
Ger shall report his recommendation to the De-
pnrtment for its approval. No commanding
Ofcer is authorized 10 recommend the dis
charge of any enlisted man or boy upon merely
the request or entreaty of such man or boy
his parents, friends, relatives, or Others Recon-
mendations resting solely upon such considera.
tions will be dlsregarded by the Department. APP
plications from Senators and members of the
House of Representatives and others in authority.
and from relatives and friends Of persons In the
naval service, for the discharge Of any enlisted man
or boy will not be acted upon by the Department
except after they have been referred To and re-
ported upon by the commanding officer or superior
In authority under whom the person sought TO be
discharged Is serving at the time The exigencies
OF the service and the numerous applications for
discharges daily pouring into the Department rem
der the inhexible observance of these rules neces-
National Republican., 1881-08-30
IIEI.

BoSS.-on Sabbath evening, August 2s 1851, at 7l5
o'clock, SUSAN AoNfas, the beloved wife OF Joseph
s. Boss, In the lfth year OF her nge
A faithful wife and mother.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
No. 1894 Eighth street northwest to-day (Tuesday)
August 20. at o'clock. The friends and acquant-
nnces are respectfully invited to attend
CLARK.-on Monday, August 90, 1881, OF consump-
tiOn, MARIAN VIRGINIA.. beloved wife of James a.
Clark, In the I'D year OF her age
Funeral ON wednesday, 3lst instant, from her moth
er's residence, on street, between Twenty.irst and
Twenty-second streets northwest.
McNEIR.-Departed this life on sunday, August %.
1851, at $40 y, m, Mrs PRISCILLA MCNEiR, aged
10 years.
Funeral will take place from the residence of her
sister, Mrs r. n. Leonard No. ii0l Thirteenth street
northwest, this Tuesday afternoon, August 30 at
o'clock Relatives and friends respectfully in
vited TO attend
wILLtAMSON.-On August %, 1881, ut sao n. M,
JAMES WILLIAMSON In the nth year Of his age
Funeral will take place from his late residence, 2l3
Second street southeast. on Wednesday, nt s y. m.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at.
tend. ~
National Republican., 1881-08-30

luctantly meeting this cut, and the Baltimore and
Ohio charge twelve cents, claiming It can get all
the business 1t requires at twelve cents. The
Grand Trunk was the first to cut
1910 n. m.-The steamer Britannia brings gold as
follows: Drexel, Morgan Il Co, 100000; British
Bank, fl00,JO0; Kidder, Peabody Il Co., f50,31
The improved tendency for American securities
Is induced by smallness of settlement and carry
ing rate being easier. The rates now are from TO
per cent over the next fortuightly settling day,
which ostensibly occurs tomorrow, II being ticket
day, and Wednesday fOrtnightly settling day.
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS..
National Republican., 1881-08-30
A Chess ConGress.

The, second congress of the German
Chess Club opened Sunday In Berlin About
100 players were present Amer al address OF well
come from the chairman OF the committee draw
ing for the champion tournament was proceeded
with. There are eighte.l competitors including
Messrs, Blackburn Of London, Mason of New York,
L. and w. Pausen, and a Russian. Most Of the
Others Ore Germans. Play will begin OH Monday.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Not That Deyens, Hut Another Devens.
To the Editor Of THE nEPUBLIcANi

An article has been going the rounds of
the newspapers to tho effect that ox-Attorney-
General Dcyons was travelling with his daughter
In Nevada and narrowly escaped severe injury
from the upsetting Of a stage coach Now, the
daughter feature Of the paragraph Is great sur
prise to his numerous friends In the city II was
understood during the four years Of his residence
with us here that he had lived life Of bachelor.
hood Have we been deceiyed2 J,s,A,
National Republican., 1881-08-30
river rrnmc susnsndsa.

Navigation is virtually closed on the
Ohio River. None but little Cumberland
and Kentucky River boats are running, aud
but few of them. At Plttsburg the stage
IS seven inches below low water mark ut
Louisville, thirty inches; in the canal at Evans
willie, twenty-fo inches. and at the mouth Of the
Ohio River at Cairo, six feet nine inches. The
river business is suspended the entire length of the
National Republican., 1881-08-30

LONDON, Aug. 20.-Consols for both
money and the account, 80 ZIG. Atlantic and
Great Western frsts 5jI4; Erie, i4}s; do seconds,
1851; New York Central, iiS; Illinois Central,
1897; Pennsylvania Central. 66; Reading 3lM
New York, Ontario and Western, 3llS. The amount
of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England
on balance to. day Is $4,000.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
ph,IndcIphla cnttIc MARKET.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-Cattle-
Market dull; sales. 1000 head; prime, GS@6hc;
good 5lSa49ic medium, 4laoo5oi common, 3@lc.
sheep-Market dull; sales, 1900 head prime, ~
8ISCG4t{c culls 81 J0a2 %; lambs, f4@7lSc Hogs
Market active; selling from S}40lOc; sales, 800
National Republican., 1881-08-30
A WISH.

wish that 1 were
A big hunk OF gum,
And some pretty girl,
Remarking. Yum, yum0
Would in her sweet mouth
The whole Of me cram,
and 'twlxt her bright pe11h
My shapeliness jam.
How happy I'd be
Vo be sloshlng abotn
ID such an abode,
And never go out
10 tlways be near
Those honeyful lIpsl
Oh. but TO he there
I'D give money and shipsl
Dan. Crhfu.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
nehInniInrn n Chnrch.

The new African Methodist Episcopal
Church In East Long Branch was dedicated
at Long Branch Sunday afternoon by Bishop
Campbell, Of Philadelphia, assisted by Rev, j,
Walker jackson, chaplain in the United States
army Rev c. ]. Young, pastor Of the First Re.
formed Church Rev. j. A. Jones, pastor Of the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, and Rev. C.
Garrison, pastor Of the new church.
National Republican., 1881-08-30

first quality, i95jzc; medium, !,1ici ordinary, 2A
Sc; most sales from i@5itc; receipts, 1865 head ;
sales, 1851 head. Swlne-Fnir supply aud moder-
ate demand; quotations, 734@9Ac; receipts, i,4jS
head. Tho receipts of sheep aud lambs were l0,-
$50 head quotatlons-shcop, 3,Gjc lambs, g53lc.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND ArTER SUNDAY. JUNE l2, 1881,

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE T, 1881,
TRAINS LEAVE h. q p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
7:i0 u. m daily--NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for south and Southwest Daily,
except sunday, to local points on q. q q. r. II
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from WASH
ington to New Orleans without change OF cars,
HOS u. m-WHTrE SULPHUR LIMITED FIX.
PRESS, daily, except sunday, TO Fauquier ana
White SULPHUR Springs. pARLOR CAR, Wash-
ington TO White Sulphur Springs. .
1GlS p. m.-VIltGINIA SPRINGS ENPRFsyS, daily,
Tor all points South via Danvic. and West via
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing.
ton to White sulphur springs without change
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton TO Augusta. Ga without change.
Passengers for Manassas Division VIII take I;lO m
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton, T;lo
n. m. daily, aud 1905 daily, except sunday. ,.
For tickets and information call at Virginia hid
land Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue. -
N. MACDANIEI, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER General Ticket Agent. jyls'u
National Republican., 1881-08-30
DOUBLE Track JASSEY CouPLER sTEEL RAuA
Schedule to take effect Sunday, May %, 1881.

iHa5So-tTIcAG1iS SINGiSNNHTf, MSHSH'"S %ND ST LOUIS
-BGlil%9TS EiliGS!i C,y and Way Stations
t@-RsiItoyno mXIRSSs sSs wov tp,odmon.
siraShprg, Winchester. ITagcrstown. and Way.
s;lo-ro!nt Of Rocls and WAY stations.
Si5-nllILApELpHlA, NEW YORK, AND POS
HSp V9s2T VHGEY fSTi FST San
meets Tor lIngerstown and at Point OF Rocks for
ieOo-nn sunday only for baltimore, Annapolis and
ioOo-RSErIMoRE EXPRESS Cstopsa, lIyai,sylue.
College, BellsyIllc laurel, Annapolis Junction,
''''' hNb 31HI s'r. ILoU'is iST' EXrRfss 'N'
i2:iO1nel!lmore, ErIcott City, Annapolis. and wav
tl:;3-39 SpnGGy , ,y,g 1nly foI baltimore and Way
tSOo-B ALT1MoRE, E,PlitLADELPHIA.AN ANDNEw
a3O-hallimcrc and Way stations twlnchesicr Fred.
,,o eerick r Hagepstown; @ md W Way, via Relay
REL EXPREss tFrederlck via Relay, stopsat
tAi5-foint Of Rocks, Frcdorck, Hagerstown Win.
WV sts,GRIs oG sYndNyto Point
-BNITIMsoREE" RE"GeS%SR Ee%PRfss as MfS tMsTnsbnrs and
WAY, Way via Relay. Stops Mt Hy"ttsyiiie ana
.s;o5-Pcint Of Rocks and Way Stations
SO-RAIIMIMoRE; TIM HSATrsvILLE, AND LAU.
teiS-fTiTi'lsByRiG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
te5O, ia bEtriIiAs NEW YORK; ANp NM JH,s Eos.
1000 -BHLfIMoRE, iiY ATTsvfILE: AND LAU:.
REL. EXPRESS Stops on signal or to let on
passengers ut any station between Washington
tDatiy", tsundSys only. other trans daily, eSc,pt
All trains rrom Washington stop at Relay Station
For further information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices Washington station, and 8le a1t
where orders will be taken for baggage 10 be checked
and received at any point In the city. -
National Republican., 1881-08-30
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodsi Of over hir,y-hve years
experience twenty consecutive yearB Of practice Ia
Washington D. C., successfully treats Corns bunlons,
Diseased Nails, Vascular ENCresenCe5, and all al
ments OF the feet. Refers tO the most eminent ply
sicAns surgeons and thousands OF other well known
perSOnRgcs that patrOuiEO his establishments lAd
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, OppOsite WillRrds Hotel Fee,
u per visit,
National Republican., 1881-08-30
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIai Transfers ns Recorded YES.
terhny.

Mr.. j. T. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions In real estate in the District as re-
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
on North Capitol street, between Pand q streets
north sublot 154 nc by 100 feet), square 6l5 NJ NJ.
Rohrer, trustee, TO Sidney A. Fitch $3.50
National Republican., 1881-08-30
nnI,imorc s,oc,, Honrd.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 29.-Virginia skies,
consolidated, 7sI5i do past due coupons, 921S; do
second SERIES 3SC9: new ten. forties, 73 bid to day
National Republican., 1881-08-30
nnItl,nore CatIIe lIarI9et.

BALTIMORE Aug 29,-Beef cattle-Mar-
ket slow and prices IS8l4c OFF; very best, 5y4a6l4o
National Republican., 1881-08-30

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICO,
via Excelsior, sS q. m. and $3.50 y. M on SUM-
DAYS at D. III. only. ..,
Tickets and saterooms for sale and information tnr.
nished ut b. W. Reeds Sons, 1915 street norhwe5t
Cooks Tours, 1881 Pennsylvania ayonue: Roosesol
Stands, at Principal Hotels; III. B Polknhorn, neSt
to City Post. office and at COmpanys Office seventh
street wharf GEORGE MA1rlNGLY.
yNt u yplFr rII A A,ont les
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Georgetown University.
THE scHoOL OF LAW

opens for the term of lSslis2 on WEDNESDAY, oc-
t6ber at six O'Clock In the evening, Regular course
OF two years. hfty dollars per Annumi postgraduate
course Twenty-Five dollars Circulars at MOrrlsOns
'"' WNi. H. DENNIS Secretary
O5 II street northwest,
au15tf Washington CITY.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
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suB-TREAsURY BALANCES.
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