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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-12
The New Party Movement In tho
South.

Washington, April 11.-Secretary
Kirkwood, on the advice of the presi-
dent, to-day rescinded last weeks PEN
sion bureau appointments, and required
the 720 applicants to submit to compet-
tive appointments.
Only a bare quorum voted this
morning; further absentees would leave
the senate quorumless. The democrats
say that every mail brings encourage
ment to hold out. The republicans
say the same. There is movement to
organize the republicans, greenbackers
and independents in the state sections
Of Mississippi; ex-Congressman Mckee
is the organizer, and Gov. Alcorn is to
be the fusion candidate for governor.
The president sustains the movement.
The fusionists propose to put good men
on the ticket and dispel all fear of me-
gro domination.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-12

Inc department will pay no expense
=. transmission on bonds received un-
uer me provision Of this circular, but
Ine PONDS returned will be sent by pre-
paio registered mail. unless the owner
otherwise direct.
lsigned) WIN. WINDOW, Sec'y.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-12

Cleveland, April 11.-Gen. Sheldon,
the recently appointed governor of New
Mexico, has returned from a visit to
Washington. Having his intimate re-
lations with President Garfield in view,
it might be presumed that what he
would have to say. touching the situa-
tion in the senate. would be interest
ing. He was sought out.
Tie said: II understand that the
president is in full accord with the
movement to sustain Malone, and that
all such men will be sustained and a
welcome extended to all i'll the south
who are ready to follow the lead thus
established
The reporter asked, "Are there indi.
cations Of a political break in any part
of the south2n
''In North Carolina the movement
has obtained some headway under the
leadership Of Mr.. Leach, who was a
member when was. He is an able
man and Of excellent character
us there anything to hope for in
Louisiana?n
There is nothing visible in Louis.
lana amounting to much. There is. a
tendency to change in Mississippi,
which, if properly encouraged, will lead
to something substantial, and it /:
backed by such newspapers as the
Vicksburg Herald. In Tennessee there
is a very decided manifestation, and alsc
In Arkansas. Senator Lewis, who was
a senator from Virginia during Grants
administration, said to me the otbel
day that the republicans are confident
of carrying the next election.n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-12

London, April 1l.-Beaconsfleld's s
condition is very critical, although his
physicians have not abandoned hone.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-12
The Great En- iish Remedy.

Is Al neser e.iiiLI cure
Tor Nr.N Gus Liability,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weak n eSs,
: SpeImatorrhoea, Lost
MAHuooD.i .impotency,
Pars.ls sis and all the
terrible effects OF Sell
Abuse, youthful fol-
lies. and excesscs in
mature years-such MS
loss OF memory. Las.
S ! I II d e, Nocturnal
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-12

Fmissiont, AverslOn 10 SOciety, Dimness OF
Vision. Noises in the Head; the Vital fluid
passing unobserved In the urine, and man,
death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL. INSTITUTE wi
agree TO forfeit five hundred dollars for a case
,under their special advice and treatment)
will not cure, or for anything impure or In
furious found In II. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL.
INSTITUTE treats all private diseases sue
cessfully without mercury. Consultation
including analysis of urine, s5. Price OF vi,
tai RESTORATIVE. So a bottle or four
times the quantity, sl0, sent TO any address
upon receipt ofprice, or c. o. D., but no c. o.
ID, sent without 81 90 with order as n guaran.
teel secure from observation, and In private
name IL desired by
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g. His torica1 Dept; Cheyenne Nyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-04-12
English Medical Institute

7ls14 Olive street. ST. LOUIS. MO.
p. o. box 2iG0
For sale by J. J. REITHMANN Il CO.,
Druggists, Wholesale Agents, anu GEO. TIM
ERMAN, Drug gist, Retail Agent. DENVER,
COLORADO.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Now xors acnerni market.

New York, Aug. 2.-Cotton quiet; sales
to-day 419 bales uplands, 12isc; Orleans, i22sc /;
consolidated net receipts, 1855 bales; exports
Great Britain, 4,1s0 bales Flour--Southern steady
and in moderate demand common TO fair extra,
s. 1906 %; good to choice do, SO 30d7 so. Wheat
opened M@4c higher, subsequently the advance
was lost, aud closed about &c lower; limited ex.
port, fair speculative business; unRraded spring,
81 0O@1 IS; No. 2 Chicago, 81 81 steamer No 2
spring, 81 49, ungradcd red, 81 10al 2S; No. 3 do,
81 2194Gi p; No. 2 do, 81 2j1S@i 26; steamer do,
81 22al ~; No. red, 81 2I3a@1 2sls mixed win
ter, 81 22l6; ungraded white, 81 1901 23 No. do,
81 259s; No. 2 red, August 81 2j%@i 26H, closing
at 81 259e; September, 81 27lS@l 2sk, closing at
81 27l8@1 27ss; october 81 2s1fal sOS, closing at
81 29l8@l 29sS. Corn I<@5Sc higher aud moro nc.
tive, closing weak; ungraded, 4hg5S}Gc No. ., 5ll8
@52c; steamer, Hl6955c; No. 2, 5Sd59c; steamer
white, SIC; No. white. G0d6lc: yellow, Gle
steamer, 5Ic; No: 2, August 5SiI5Sssc, closing at
bSc; September G0a60l4c, closing at 60C60l e oc.
tober, 6l14@6lsSc, closing at 6lLc Oats--cash la
&c lower; No 3, 46c. Hops quiet; yeNrlines, 12G0
'lSc Coffee firm and quiet; Rio, 9A6l3kc Sugar
quiet and firm; fair 70 good refining 7AsepT3Ic; re-
fined more active and firm standard A. &c. Mo.
lasses steady and quiet 30 test refining, AlSc.
207ls. Turpentne dull at 4lc. Wool dun aud in
buyers favor; domestic fleece, 3id45c; pulled %
@G40c; unwashed, l2Q32c; Texas, l4aSpc. Pork
dull and rather easier new SIS % middles easier
long clear gl8c; short clear, gsc; long and short
clear, 91Ac Lard-cash and carly months heavy
and lower; late deliveries higher and more active;
prime steam, spot, sll S0all S7lS; August, sll ~
oil S2lS; November, sll S06lif 35; December
| Sll l0dl1 l2l% Freights lower,
National Republican., 1881-08-03
baltimore Genera, Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, 1l5Sc Flour quiet and firm; Howard
street and Western super, So 1904 %; do. extra,
81 25@6 25 do. family IS 5000 So City Mills super
So 506i so; do. extra 81 75@5 25 do family, SO 75
al 90; do. Rio brands Sc 5000 90; Patapsco family
81 %. Wheat-southern Rrmer; Western higher
and strong, closing quiet Southern red, 81 20i %;
do. amber, 81 24@l % No. Maryland, 81 2G94; No.
2 Western winter red, spot and August, 81 $500
25ss; September, 81 27}S@l 27I6; October 81 295E
bid Corn-southern steady; Western higher,
closing inactive; Southern white, CSC; do yellow,
5sc Western mixed, spot and August, 579sa5sc;
September, 5SJs@59c; October 6OlS@GO}4c; steamer,
52%d53c. Oats steady; Western white. 4ia4jc;
do. mixed, 40@ilc Rye dun at T5G7sc. Hay duh
prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, Si360
15 Provisions firm mess pork, SIS 50@lS 75 bulk
meats-shoulders aud clear rib sides, packed, 1870
1054c bacon-shoulders SIC; clear rib sides, lie
hams, 12l sGl l894c: lard-retned l2i4c. Butter firm
Western grass, l3dlSc. Eggs duh ut lie. Petro-
lcum nominal; refined, no. Coffee firm; Rio car
goes, ordinary to fair oN@llNc. Sugar dull A
son 94c. Whisky quiet ut 81 llySd1 l2I4. Freights
TO Liverpool per steamer steady; cotton, 3-l6GLd;
-four, is Cd per barrel; grain, 5l4d6d Receipts
-four, 1,6l0 barrels; wheat, 2l6,3Sj bushels; corn,
t024 bushels; oats $50 bushels; rye, 1872 bushels.
Shipments-wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn 1922
bushels. Sales-wheat, lsg,73i bushels; corn, 3H,
sos bushels,
National Republican., 1881-08-03
PRO Hono PnbIIco.

10 the Editor OF THE REPUBLicAN3
Ofall the outrages perpetrated upon a
free and enlightened people the present system of
cleaning (beg pardon, smearing, should say), the
streets Is the worst that was ever tolerated by any
nation, sect, or denomination. That any con.
tractor orpersons should be allowed to sweep or at
tempt TO clean the streets Of such a thoroughfar
as Pennsylvania avenue at between six and seven
o'clock Of summer afternoon Just the
very time when every one wants u
breath of pure air, and as the sun Is
setting and the streets begin to be thronged
with the unfortunate ones who are compelled to
swelter under the heat Of torrid sun all day, and
then, when they go out from their hiding places
as citizens and tax payers. TO be covered with a
perfect cloud Of dust, such as these internal
sweepers (beg pardon, smearing .machines), emit,
Is something that cries out loudly to our city Com
missioners for vengeance. Nearly every evening
this scene can be witnessed by those who have
any doubts as TO the truthfulness OF this mild de.
scription. Have we any law on this most import
ant subject7 If so, why is It not enforced
IL is only a mystery that the merchants, whose
goods must be seriously damaged by these clouds
Of dust have not risen up long ago and insisted
upon remedyng this evil. And this is not only
going on on Pennsylvania avenue, but in every
part OF the city we can see the same thing. Have
We any government at all, or have the proper per-
sons whose business II is TO see into 1t all gone IA
the springs2 As good, peaceful citizens we most
humbly beg the Commissioners 20 look into the
matter aud have Il remedied.
VERBUM sAPIENTI.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
CURIOUS PREMoNITIoNs.
A CIergyman's wife secs the President
shot Three Days Before tho Event

The Rev. ID. p. Lindsey of No. 144 East
Ffty-second street, minister of the Presbyterian
Church In good standing, now engaged In the
publishing business at No. 81 Park Row, told Sun
reporter last night curious story of his wies pre-.
monition ofthe Presidents assassination.
"Mywife," said Mr., Lindsey had been sick
year. She died on Tuesday of last week She had
shortly before her death four severe hemorrhages
ofthe lungs opates were employed to relieve her
sufierings, and she often talked incoherently On
The night of the third day before the President was
hssassnaed: Il was sitting by her bedside while
she was sleeping. She awokc, apparently in some
degree OF excitement, and exclaimed:
Why, President Garfield Is shotg
81 tried TO calm her and told her she had prob.
ably been dreaming. When her sister Annie took
my place at the bedside Mrs. Lindsey repeated the
same thing to her. Annie says Mrs Lindsey
said
ais not President Garfield shot?
"'No.' replied Annie.
al am certain he is shot, because / was there
and saw It, continued Mrs. Lindsey.
"'You must have been dreaming said Annie
"'No was there and saw IT,. This she re.
peated several times, and added Il said to the
ladies who were there. "He will die will he
not2" and the ladies replied; "oh. no; he will
get well."'"
On the third day after this occurrence when
news Of the assassination of the President was
"heh W the slcR'room Mrs' ldhdsley ala not ap-
pear surprised, but said; 81 knew II three days
ago" And then she repeated what she had before
related about what her conversation was with the
ladies. During her illness Mrs. Lindsey frequently
astonished her attendants by her knowledge of
OF what was going on in tho house, Once she
asked for some chicken, which she said was In
the back room, and which she had neither seen
nor heard Of Another time she called for some
candy which had been brought into the house
without her knowledge. There were other ex.
amples OF her wonderful knowledge OF what was
said and done in the house, all Of which Mr.. Lnds.
ley is unable to account for He says his wife had
no waking thoughts that she told OF that would
account for such dream. She had only the com.
mon Interest In the President and had not been
talking about him or about assassinatlon--Net
York Sun.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
Henry wiI.on'. KIndne.s of Heart.

The late Henry Wilson could never, it
is said, bring himself to refuse to sign his name to
papeB recommending persons for public positions,
former member OF Congress says that a worthy
young man who wanted a consulate came to him
one day in a state Of elation over a letter which
he had procured from the Vice-PIesident This,
with other recommendations, the Congressman
laid before the Secretary of State, who looked
them over carefully. "When he came to Vice,
President Wilson's letter" says the Congressman
in the Boston Journai he broke out in quite a
merry laugh. / inquired what he found that he
was so pleased. Why said he, / Will ay you a
wager that can produce to you from the files OF
this Department FIVE hundred Just such letters
from the good Vice. President replied that my
friend based his hopes mainly on that letter. The
Secretary said that II his letters had such potency
no place would long remain unhlled. My eandi-
date did not get his appointment"
National Republican., 1881-08-03
Tho Sonrcc OF VITALITY.

II is from the blood that the body derives vitality,
since not only docs the blood contain the elements
upon its outgo through It's many channels and re-
Aux TO the heart existence itself depends. IT, then,
this vital feeder and motor be deficient in nourlsh
ing constituents, the body loses strength and
weight, and health languishes. In orderto enrich
the blood and thus impart fresh vigor to an en-
feebed system, stimulate tagging digestion with
the national invigorGnt, IIostetters Stomach Bit
tiers, which, by infusing energy into the operations
of the stomach, promotes, nay, insures, thorough
ton. gain.in appetite, vigor and flesh, and dgcs-
tive tranquility is invariably found to follow a
course OF this deservedly popular tonic which is,
moreover, reliable preventive of malaral feyers.
MyyE
National Republican., 1881-08-03
REAL ESTATE,
The OmcIai Transfer OF Yesterday ms Re.
corded.

corded.
Mr.. j. F. Olmstead presents the follow
ing gransactons in real estate in the District yester
day, as reported TO him by the Recorder Of Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
On Fifteenth street wes'. between Rhode Island
avenue and o street north part Of lot 30 40 feet
inches by % feet, square 1876 William Maysc ct
al, trustees, 10 LAWS Is, Parker, 81 400.
on Fifteenth street west, between Rhode Island
avenue and street north part of lot 80 10 feet
inches by 90 feet, square l95; Catherine Vodry to
Lewis b. Parker, nominal
on Second street east corner of Dstreet south lot
IA feet 10 inches by 75 fceU, square 49, Richard
p. Jackson ct al trustees, TO Thomas Weaver,
$500
on Sixth street east, between and b streets
north; part of lot lS (2l feet 10 inches by depth)
square SCI; Fanny Kelly Gordon to John j. Harley,
$3.50.
on, Eighth street cast corner of r street north
sublot % Qs by 1l1.Sl feet square 1913; Alonzo A.
Mari TO Caroline Nelson, $3.50
National Republican., 1881-08-03

LONDON, Aug. Bar silver, 5l}d At
lantic and Great Western nrsts, 6Ski do. seconds
%; Erie, 45y4 do. seconds. lOG New York Contral
l49A Illinois Central, 1851; Pennsylvania Cen.
trail, 67; Reading, 30k Milwaukee aud st.. Paul
common, lig. Tho amount Of bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank of England on balance to-day was
100000 The amount OF bullion gone into the
Bank Of England on balance to-day Is fl50,0OO.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
noI,In,ors s,ocl, uo,r1

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2.-Virginia SKIES,
deferred, 10; do. consolidated. sO1S do. second
series, 36Js past due coupons "; new ten fori s.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
THE REVISED NEW TEsTIMENT,

o consolation sweet content
we nnd in our new testlmcnt
for there It's said
that his imperial magistry
our great arch emmy
the devil Is dcd.
for eighteen hundred years
he has piled US rare with many tears
and heaped coils on our head
and with his cunning artrul vile
has chaned us down In dungeons vile
but now he Ia ded.
and then the book dos plainly tell
there is no such place as hell
but pleasant climes instead
whar we must sally padle ore
without preast TO guide the ore
the devil Is ded
The droondut.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
Queenstown Cattle Market.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Cattle-132 up
and sold at i.5l4c for steers and 2I1d4c for bulls
and fat COWS; quality of cattle not us good as last
week; prices unchanged. Lambs--325 sold at 560
6lSc Mich cows-2i sold at S226l45 each.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
ON AND AFTER suspAY. JUNE i2, 1891.

TRAINS LEAVE Il. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
1.l0 n. m, daily-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for south and Southwest. Daily,
except sunday, TO local points on G. & q. IL. Il.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from WASH
lngton to New Orleans without change of cars.
ll:o5 n m.-WllrE SULPHUR LIMITED EN-
pltkSS, daily except Sunday TO Fauquier and
White sulphur Springs. PAR1.oR CAR, WASH
1915 p m,-VIRdfNiX SpRINGS EXPRESS, daily,
for all points South via Danvillc and West via
C. Il q. X. H. - -.
PULLNikN n 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 tor Nannssas Division Will take IlO n. m.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton, 1.l0
"A m. daily, aud los daily, except sunday. 49,,
For tickets and Information call at Virginia Md
land onicc, col Pennsylvanla avenue.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
M SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent. jyis-u
National Republican., 1881-08-03
DOUBLE TRAcK JASSrY CoupLRRl STEEL RAILsi
Schedule TO take effect sunday, May %, 1851.


4. " ,,,s, LEAVE wA.utSoToNi -
t2' -i,JtIGAG2 {, iJT {, ~ mciSSCiNNATf, AND ST LOUIS
500 -naliImorc, Elllcoli CITY and Way stailona
tGM-nALrlMOnE EXPRESS, .
GjO-lhlumorc Annapolis, and WAY. (Piclmont
siraShprg, Winchester, lTagerstown. and Way,
s;lo-polni Of Hoc,s and WAY stations
s'i5-npIIILA pELpiiiX, ,NEw York. AND nos.
TpNS ENIHtSS raTl3T CegS @ &c HSw I,s. York &
meets Tor lingerstown aud at Point Of Rocks for
;eoo-on sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and
iooo-TkLrEtoRE EXPRESS tstopsat fayetteville,
go . Jcysnps. aud HnnOverl . -
'O' kNb iSHI sT. ILfouIs futIs EMPIRES Empress >'''N'N-'N''
i2'iOInaltmore, Eicott City, Annapolis, and Way
,l!25-on sunday only, 70, baltimore and Way.
t2l5-HALTIMORE EXPRESS.
taco BAhTiMoItE, ~, E,pIItLADELPHIA,A ,ANDNEw
83o-Bsimore aud Way stations WINCHESTER, Fred.
"a, 9rick;r Hagcrstown and Way, via Relay.
REL ESPns ii Z tfreierc. y via Relay sops as a.
Ana, hnnapoliS Junction. ,.. $50
chester, and Wa statonS ION sunday 10 Point
49, Of Rocks and Way stations onlyl
gRxGPioRER" RER"fR%SPR ER%PREs 9VG aTnsSnfr SilS1 and
Way, via Relay stops at llyatsvillo and
cos-folnt h5Vci q Rocks and Way stations.
tGb-halilmnre aud Way stations.
ISo SoIhALIIMnnmE, tSt lie nn llfArTsVILLE' AND LAu'
tarS-ff -ffiE'TsHHGiiaSi CINCINNATI, AND ST.
O-EEiIiitA bTEitfilIAs NEW YORK, AND Ros.
mN M I'M, ESIHS ssSrlni S y, S 90 Nfw YORK.
1000 RXI ITiM6RF IIYSTrsviIIE, %Sb LAu.
passengers @ 1H ] al any station b between tween Washington
and Annnpolls Junction.
DAILY tSundays only. other trans daily except
All trains nom Washington stop at Relay station.
Ohio ticket Offices washington station and 6iS aud
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth street
whore orders will he taken for baggage to be checked
and received nt any point In the CITY,
National Republican., 1881-08-03

Notice to the Public.
The public are hereby cautioned against Hend-
Ing amy Money or Orders 10 NUNES % CO.,
SO Nassau street, New York city. They are
flooding he country iUih Hogus Circulars pufpOn.
ing 10 be Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company and
are fraudulently represcntng themselves as agents
Of The Louisiana Slate Lottery Company. They haze no
authority 10 sell The Tickets Qf EiS Company, and are
not is agents w. A, DA UPHIN,
Pres Louisiana STATE LOuefD %.
NEW ORLEANs. La. LnlN 4. 1881. MS
National Republican., 1881-08-03
DIED..

HoWE;-on Morday, August ], 1881, at i;55 4. M
nt the residence OF Gnoch Iotten. esq, LINDA a..
wife of Hon, n. .. Howe OF Wisconsin.
Funeral services at Groendalc, Wis
DODGE.-On Tuesday, August ., 1881, ALEXANDER
HAMILTON, infant sou OF Harrison IL. aud Lizzie X
Dodge, aged nine months
Funeral from Oak HIN Cemetery Chapel, August o.
at y.
National Republican., 1881-08-03
MISINa srncKA.
nnnns-c1os1Nn not ouorArroNs.
BY Associated Pres.


New York, Aug, 2.-Money easy at %
as per cent. on call and closed at 21S9S per cent
Exchange dull at 4s2@4S2ll for long and 4s4@
4s4A for short sight. Governments quiet and Arm.
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds moderately &c,
tive.
The stock market opened generally firm, and in
the carly dealings prices recorded an advance
ranging from q TO AZ per cent, the latter in Han
nibal and ST, 10 preferred, Reading, the Pacific
railway stocks, 81. Paul, Western Union, Michigan
Central, and Pacific Mail being also prominent in
the improvement. During the afternoon the spec
ulation was dull aud somewhat feverish IN tone,
but prices were fairly well sustained till the
close of business, when there was reaction of "A
6gl per cent from the highest figure of the day the
entire list participating therein.
The sales aggregated 273,l59 shares, including
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 20.4O0; Den.
yer and Rio Grande, $500; Erie, l010O; Hanni-
bal and ST, 10, 950Oj Kansas and Texas, 4,10O;
Lake Shore 90 400; Louisville and Nashville 1900
Michigan Central 1900 Memphis and Charleston,
l90O Missouri Pacific, 1900; Northwestern, 1900
New Jersey Central, 300; Northern Pacific 1900;
Pacific Mail 1890; Reading 2O300; 81. Paul, lb,
100; 81. Paul and Omaha 800; Texas Pacific 800;
Wabash Pacific, u, 200; Western Union, 2s,0OO,
STATE RoNDs,
OeOTRia O. s. ,.,.,.,,, liz N Carolina funding I3ls
National Republican., 1881-08-03
Gropelers' CSSui0e.
1881

| 81 lhh eHENr 2SI
no ryr PPGSENSYEyAErA PPGGSEEN;;Y {; ROUTE ,sr
srLENbi2bU 2UhS scESEY H4G dSsiFhidEANff Gshh hA!f EQUIP
TnA1Ns 1E6yE WhsHlSaaff6SS, ly5i rom Depot, cor.
For Pitt.burg and the West sOn ". m. daily, with
Sleeping Cars to Pitts9urg and chicago; ioli = m N.
tinnaii 81 Louis, and Chlcngo GD p. m. daily,
RXIIrfMioRE hSp 'PP6f'TNuMAc RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo Nlagara Falls,
n. M daily except Sunday: ct $40 p. m. daily, cN-
cent saturday with Palace Cars to Canandaigua
For Willamsport Lock Haven and Elmlra. attnoo
~ a. & ~ daily except ~ sp9day HS co ,oqo, r., ooo ,ooo
and 1915 y. mon Sunday, 200 p. M, 1000 and 1915
Limited Express OF Pullman Parior caos, $50 a. nj.
=, daily except sunday, - -.
at Jersey tlty WITH boats ~ of fTookyn h1nes
slording direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding
For Philadelphia 500 1890 =. M, roo s; 10, iooo and
iG,s y. m. on Sunday. 200 p. m. 6W' lGO' ahh
Limited Express, eao a. m. daily, except SUNDAY
For Baltimore $40, 500, a3o, 1890 O. M and 200 go,
T. m i6so a. m Zoo 5id bC, ioco. and IBIS pm.
For Pope,s Creek Line. G:AO a. M and 40 p m. daily
For AnHerois' Gio n m. and Hiop m. daily. except
ALEXHSbBIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For HcxSndrIa' 100 72o. o2o a. M, and iEo a, M.
as9 Seo r. M i G2o p NJ. 800 ana III iIag w P - M D. On
For Richmond and the south, 200 \. M aud il:io A. M
daily and Sc2 p M daily eTeept sunday am so,
aud 1000 a. m.. 1870. 800, 500, 100, and el0 ~ ms
and 1900 midnight sunany, at SOS and 1000 r. M.
Tckcsand dini5rmatlonc can be procured at the once
vatn avenue and at the station where orders can he
lon for the checking Of baggage TO destination rom
~ 'N j, r. WOoD. General Ia -scnger Agent
FRANK rllOMsnS, Gcnrral Mnn,gct. -
National Republican., 1881-08-03
Steamboat Sines.
Potomac Steamboat Co. S Advertisements.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, FORTRESS
MONROE, PINEY POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT
steamer GEORGE LEAHY, on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS at $50 y. M, and SATURDAYS
u, m,
EXCURSION TO THE CAFES EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK.
Reduction of rates. beginning Saturday, July 90,
until further notice.
Frsiclass TO Fort Monroe and Norfolk-"..,.nS2 10
Frst-class round trip. .,..,,.,.... NJ
FirstclAss to piney Point and Point LoOkOut.,. l 80
FrstclRss, round 20
''""s to""" " 30 lU' "iC, oV "1 SU %
Lookout t',.., ',r ,, Ot
National Republican., 1881-08-03
Foreign Money MARKET.

suB-TREAsURy BALANCES
Coin ....... s70,527. .JGl 90 Currency ... Si,75i