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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-16

T~wenty-essht Cars at Pine Bluffs,
Aug. 81, for w. c. Irvine.
Twenty-Five cars at Pine Bluffs, Sept.
8, for Converse, Mandel & Peck.
Nineteen cars at Ogalalla. Aug. rs.
for Emmons 81 Brewster.
Eleven cars at Pine Bluffs, Aug. 20,
for j. G. Rick.
Three cars at Pine Bluffs, Aug. 20,
for Addoms & Glover.
Twenty-three cars at Ogalalla. Aug.
is, for Paxon & Ware.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-16

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-16

Look out for the Eclipse"
National Republican., 1881-09-13
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, l2ISc. Flour steady and firm; Howard street
and Western superfne S. 0J@5 75 do. extra, &c 25
OF OO do family, 81 25@s 90; City Mills superfine,
s. coos 75 do extra, SC 25@6 rs; do family, IS 90
as 25 do. Rio brands, IS co. POtapsco family $3.50
wheat-Southern higher; Western higher and
strong; Southern red, 81 37@l ~; do. amber, 81 40
91 51; No. Maryland, 81 As; No. Western win
ter red spot and September. 81 i22i october, 81 AZ
al Az; November, 81 5lA Corn-Southern
higher; Western higher and strong; Southern
white, S5c; do yellow, 7Og70lSc Western mixed,
spot and September, G61S@7lc, as TO location octo
Der. 73973Ac; November, 7719@7174c; December,
79c: steamer GilS@65. Oats quiet and steady
Southern, GOG53c Western white, 5l@b2c; do
mixed, 5O@05lc Pennsylvania, 5l@52c. Rye quiet
at 81 05CGl 0s Hay steady: prime TO choice Penn
sylvania and Maryland, SlGI2l. Provisions very
hrm; mess pork, $40 IS; bulk mcals-shouldcfs
and clear rib sides, packed, 9A@llIlc; bacon
shoulders, l0Ac; clear rib sides, PIG; hams, Az
@l5Ac; lard-refined l3Ac Butter irjn Western
grass, l6Go2ic Eggs quiet at l5@l6c. Coffee firm
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, l0@l2Hc. Sugar
slrong SOFT l0c. Whisky quiet at 81 20. Freighti
TO Liverpool per steamer dull. cotton, 3.l6GI4d
-four, 2s per barrel; grain, Id. Receipts-flour
| 2i0G barrels; wheat 5000 bushels corn. i94-
bushels oats, 1900 bushels rye 100 bushels. Ship
ments-Whent, none corn, 81 ,069 bushels. Sales
| Wheat, 6lS,i69 bushels; corn, 205,4l7 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-09-13
REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI Transfers as Recorded Yester.
day.

day.
Mr.. ]. +. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in realestae in the District us
ported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On J. street north, between Fifteenth and Six
tecnth streets west part of lot (25 by 1872 feet,
square l97. Mary c. Borland ct vir to Harriet b.
Coolidge $500
On street north, between Seventeenth and
square l57, Albert T. shurtlef TO James I. Brad
ford ian undivided one-half $500
Same property as above described; W. Webb 70
s2go562 "
On Boundary street, between sixteenth and Sew
eneenth streets west part OF lot III feet inch by
depth, square ia, Hannah Flanagan ct vir. TO
George +. Eberly, $500.
On Seventh street west, near corner Of Boundary
street north, part OF lot IA by 100 feet, square
lG, Irving Williamson, trustee, to Anderson ".
On q street south, corner of Sixth street west
part of lot 95 feet by depth) square south Of t63
the heirs Of Rodney 0'Tricn TO William B. Dins-
more ct al, trustees $1,000
On l. strceth north, between New Jersey avenue
and First street west, part of lot us by 100 fecO
square by, Hannah G. snodgrass TO Joseph An
On Eighth street west, between T and Boundary
streets north, part Of lot (2I feet inches by Joe
Owen Mccall siii
on Second street west between II and streets
south, sublot (l5 feet inches by depth square
$50, Isaac l.. Johnson, trustee to Florence Is
kOOUcS, SlDO.
ON Second street cast between Pennsylvanis
avenue and Csrcet south, lot (5i by 90 fee square
762, Aaron II. Crngin TO Fernando f. Farrar (ai
undivided half, 81 365.
On Eighth street east, near corner OF / stree
south, part OF lots and 30 (2S feet 10 inches b.
depth) square 9O+, James ID. 0'Donnel TO william
Il. O'Donnell, $3.50
on Fourth street east, corner Of L street south
part OF lot (26 feet inches by so feet), squnr,
south Of s25 Isaac L. Johnson, trustee, TO Florence
b. Koones, 1915.
GEORGETOWN.
On jefferson street, near the corner of Wate
street part of block 20 nc feet inches by 1916 feet
OF Old Georgetown, William Tayloe Snyder, trus
tee, to Susan Pasco, nominal.
COUNTY.
Sublot and part of sublot (75 by 200 feet Q
block 4 of Browns subdivision OF tract known n
Mount Pleasant, William Petiibone, 10 Charles /
Gilmore, 200.
National Republican., 1881-09-13
PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York General Market.

New York, Sept. 12.-Cotton quiet; sales
o.day, 1si bales; uplands, 129sc orleans, 127Sc;
consolidated net receipts, 1885 balcs exports to
Great Britain, 5,l96 bales TO the continent, 1878
bales. Flour-southern quiet and very firm; com
mon to fair extra, Sc 256S7 4O good to choice do,
81 50Gs 50 Wheat l@2o higher. closing strong
light export inquiry, active business on spccua-
tive account; ungraded spring. 81 l0al 30; No. 2
Chicago, 81 S6lI@l S0 hard No. Duluth, 81 1870
a.; ungraded rcd 81 O6l4e1 40; No. 3 do, 81 i2@
20; steamer do, 81 81; No. red, 81 I6A@1 Az;
steamer do, 81 4i9z@I A.; No. rcd, 81 47lSp1 As;
mixed winter 81 llSt9i ~; ungraded white, 81 20
AZ No. do, 81 42ls@i %; steamer No. ! do,
81 80; No. 2 red, September 81 l5saql 45H; octo-
ber 81 dSl4@l 4gI; November, 81 5lA6el 527A;
December, 81 5i310l SO; No white, October, 81 A.;
No. red, T. o. b. 81 4634. Corn l9miLc higher and
moderately active closing very strong; ungradcd
Mixed 62Gp72c; No. g. 6gc: steamer, 7OC; No 2 ~
@72lGc; low mixed, 77@7Sc; No. white, 7912dS0c
yellow, 7SlsD7ic; No. 2, September, II lSp72c oc-
tober, 73JSg7jc; November, 76AGg7slsc. Oats go
&c higher and very quiet; No. 3, 42c. Hops ur
very firm and IN good demand fair TO good reiin-
ing, 72497JSc; refined fairly active and stronger;
standard A, 95Sc. Molasses In fair demand aud
firm; 50 test refining, 3il4gS5c. Rice quiet and
unchanged; Carolina and Louisiana, 42I@74c
Rosin firm nt 81 S092 Is. Turpcntine dull and
lower at 536e53lIc. Wool quiet, iirm. and in good
inquiry domestic fleece, 3i@45c; pulled, 2g@D40c
unwashod, l2d35c: TeXps, 1i93lc. Pork higher
and more active at SO 75tp20 90; October SO 50@
long clear, lie; short clear, 114c. Lard higher
and active, lclosing strong at Sl2 Az; October
Sl247 719@l252l6 November, Sl2 b7lG lG@l270 Freight'
quiet and nominal
National Republican., 1881-09-13
SPORTING NOTES.

THERE is probability that st. Julien may trot at
Fleetwood.
TIE Duke Of Montrose has Joined the ranks OF
the lame race horses.
THE trotting meeting to begin In Fleetwood Sep.
tember q promises to bo successful.
Mr.. VANDERBILT is TO trOt his celebrated double
team at the coming meeting in Fleetwood
ENGLISH bookmakers are placing Iroduois under
cloud for the ST. Leger, tobe run for OH Wedncs-
day.
A BRuIsE on one OF Porcgrincs fore feet was
the cause OF his being withdrawn from the 81.
Leger.
BooKMAKERs swept in many dollar last week
from horses drawn after being placed on the card
10 race.
Mr. CHARLES RocKAFELLow has entered his late
purchase Midnight t2:1sl4), in the Mystic and Bea-
con Park trots.
BARRETT Is training well since his arrival from
England. Hc Is likely to run ut Jerome lark and
elsewhere this fall.
THonA and other flyers belonging TO Mr.. Charles
Reed are galloping in Jerome Park preparatory 10
the coming races there.
ALL Of Mr.. J. r. Keene's horses have been
scratched for the Doncaster meeting, al which tho
St Leger is the main event.
National Republican., 1881-09-13
soFT-sHELL CRABS.

"A young ady rebukingly asks us:
(which Is worse-to lace tight or TO get tghtY'
We giyeit up; we never laced.
Several notable happy marriages have
been made on two hours courtship but II is n
pretty safe rule to know the girl for at least three
days and picnic.
"A st. Louis man won't give up his
scat in horse car 10 n lady, but he's perfectly
willing 10 hoist out the man next TO him TO make
room for the lady-if she's good-looking.
AN exchange speaks of q new fashion
IN gait for girls, but stroll along some OF our
streets In The soft summer twilight will convince
any one that the old gate has q tenacious grip on
public favor
=" Somebody's coming when the dew
drops fall" she was softly humming, when the
old man remarked, An you bet your sweet life,
Maria that he'll think thundeT.storm's let
loose when he gets here"
=" am waiting, my darling for thee"
he warblcd and yet when the old man threw up
a chamber window and assured him he'd be
down IN minute" he lost his grip on the mel
ody and went out Of the waiting business.
Young lady, who can't hear herself
play because OF The racket made by the lawn.
mower: "John, how long shall YOU he, rs want
TO practiccg" Gallant young gardeners "Oh,
goo yeouw on, Miss Amy-goo yeouw onl
shant mind var noisep
"A young girl of refinement and cul-
Whose hand was sought by nn old vulchaw.
Said: "Sir If YOU da-ar
To approach me. swear
To get pa with his boot to insulchaw."
National Republican., 1881-09-13
DISTRICT COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRTs-JUsrIcE wYIE.-John Bel
loni, violating sections 32i2 and S2i4 Revised Stat
utes nole pros entered by District Attorney. Will
lam Troxell, forgery same action Geo. W. Cochran
was excused from the petit Jury and the grand and
petit Jurles were discharged ill to-day, Assign
ments-No 1912, Richard Ross No. l39l8, George
W. Wallnce No. l9949, George Dent No. l4005, John
Lauglord, No. li0OG John Denking; No. ldOO7,
James Wood, jr; No l4OOy, John Braxton No.
EouirY couRT-JusrIcR wYLIE.-Bacon VS.. Cox
pro conicsso on defendant g. q, Cox. De Hart VS.,
ley, examiner. Wright VS. Walter, Murphy vs.
Murray, and Central National Bank w. GulIand (;
ailfltors reports ratified Middleton VS.. Perry
\ ghes; leave TO amend bill granted. Magruder
n Suit; pro confesso against defendant aud refer.
exec to hanlcy, examiner, Purdy VS., Young;
ratified finally and cause referred to auditor
Johnston VS.. District OF Columbia appearance OF
pro confesso against defendants Carberry and
Richie. Williams VS.. Williams sale ordered, and
w. T. Bailey and ]. A. Clarke appointed trustees
Kelly VS.. Kelly sale ordered, and Guy II. Thomp'
son and p. J. Donohue appointed trustees: gu.
hOoly VS.. Wilson pro coniesso against defendant
Wilson Dykes vs. pyss; r9e on Fsne
National Fair Association; pro conlesso against
defendants ordered, Heck vs.; Heck order In re-
confesso Oh certain defendants ordered. Walker
vs. kreuteri sale ordered, and Charles Walker
appointed Trustee Trustee to sell; MeA1ley ,eyyss
corrected, oberly vs. Trausue; pro confessC
against certain defendants ordered. StrattOn VS.
Nicholson; residue Of property ordered sold. Cav
Ter VS.. Connolly; appearance OF absent defend
ants ordered Wclch VS. welch testimony ordered
taken by J. A. Clarke, examiner, Stewayt vs. Lord
referred TO auditor, Ford W. Thomas pro confess
ordered against defendant Thomas. Taylor VI
Taylor; appearance ordered OF absent defendant
Dulany VS. Quirk; motion for injunction and re
ceiyerdenied. Kendig VS.. Butleri sale finally ratl
fed and cause referred 10 auditor. Price vs. steele
pro confesso against defendants Steele Wade
EckleA VS.. Eokles; divorce granted. Muller VS.. New
haus, r. i. waggaman appointed trustee Ad
tourned ill this morning at ten O'Clock.
National Republican., 1881-09-13

oils bloomington and western 1a.. and. liehmend
and Allegheny y per cent, while Ohio N i, n..s
sissippi fell of ~ per cent in the late dcen,s1
the speculation again took an upward tufn NJ
the market closed strong at an adyanc rs contS,
pared with the closing quotations ot Saturday
ranging from 4 to 31Sper cent, the lattct tor Rich
mond and Allegheny, which sold up 10 46ik The
sales to-day aggregated 2s96s3 shares, including
Delaware, Lacknwanna aud Western, $4,000; Dem
YER and Rio Grande l5,G00; Erie, 5000; Lake Shore
11,700; Louisville and Nashville, 8i00; Michigan
Central, II 800; Memphis and Charleston, 100; Mis-
souri, Pacific, 4sOO: Northwestern, $500 New Jer-
soy Central, 17hW View York Central, 1000; North
ern Pacific, Am 'in and Mississippi, 2,iOO; On
tario and West 800. Ohio Central, 300; Pc
oria, Decatur ana vinsyille, 1900 Reading, 9iOG
eihc, $500; Western Union, 1880; Nashville and
ChnttQuoOna $500
National Republican., 1881-09-13
DEED

HOMILLER.-on Sunday morning, September II,
1881, ARMlsTEAD PAHNEiL HOMfLLER, son of
Charles and Catharine Homiler.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents i5 High
street. Georgetown to-day ruesday), 18th instant at
o'clock p. m.
DAVIS.-Entered into rest on the l2th instant at 4
O'Clock q. M, Mrs SARAH DAVIS, widow of the late
John Davis, of Abel In the 9th year of her age.
Funeral on Wednesday, ilth instant, from the Sec
ond Baptist Church, of Fourth street and Vlr-
gna avenue southeast Rt2 o'clock p. m. Relatives
and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend. Interment at Congressional Cemetery.
HEINECKE.-OH September II, 1881, at o'clock a.
m., Mrs. JOANNA II. HEISEcHE wife OF Rev. sam.
uel Hencke, and eldest daughter Of the late Jacob
Hines in the list year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from the residence of her
brothern-law James w. Barker, IiO6 III street north
west, ati o'clock p. m to-day (Tuesday), 18Th inst
Relatives dhd friends invited to attend.
National Republican., 1881-09-13
FINANolAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond QuotatIoBs-BnItInn
nad New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions in the financial market yesterday, together
with opening, highest, lowe9t and closing quota
tions are furnished by the banking house of II. d.
Cooke jr., & Co., 1929 street, Washington, d. c..
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Sept 70, 315 p. m.--The market
opened fevcrish and excited, with decline from
yesterdays closing in the active stocks Of from q
to ~ per cent but, steadyng in the first hour, IL
became strong, closing at the highest Of the day,
the greater part of the advance having been real
lied in the last hour. The advance for the day
has been general including the trunk line shares
aud the Southwesterns The reports are still con-
fdently given out that the Secretary proposes to
buy bonds at an carly day, and this is confirmed
by the proposed meeting at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel this evening, where prominent bank officials
are TO meet the Secretary in consultation over the
position OF monetary affairs. Money remains
easy at the Board and dear at the banks. but 1t is
believed that the supply now in hand and in
sight will be sufficient to tide over the usual octo
Der stringency and give unusual ease to the money
market at that time. Governments are inactive
at about yesterdays prices.
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS
National Republican., 1881-09-13
CRITICS.

There was young man named Buell..
Whose style Is CYpitdi but cruel,
The fire Of his genius
Has q smell that Is hcinous,
As though he used sulphur for fuel.
An ink. .sllngcr named o. X HIarris
Was very hard man TO embarrass
With scissors and paste
Little efforts he'd waste
And his brainshe never would harass.
There Is a young man named Douglass,
Who "cawnt" get along with q mug less ;
He does the analytic
On the bright Evening Cruic.
Which don't amount 10 much-I guess.
There was young man named Morgan,
Whose voice was as sweet rs mn organi
He's" fly" on the news,
Especially interviews,
Which he puts into language or jargon.
National Republican., 1881-09-13
A Rcnuest 90 RnnI...

The Comptroller of the Currency, re.
ferring 10 his circular ofseptember s, calling upon
the national banks TO make returns OF the receipts
and payments on Saturday, the 18th day OF Sep.
tember 1884, requests all banks making exchange,
with each other in cities and towns where there
are no clearing houses 10 enter the amount o
checks and drafls received In such exchanges IN
the last item under the head Of payments. viz
Checks, drafts, andother items paid through clear
ing houses
National Republican., 1881-09-13
philadelphia Cattle Market.

WEST PnlLADELpII1A, Sept I2.-CattIe in
active demand; sales, 5000 head prime. G4GS3Sc;
good, 5Iq@6%c medium, 49sGD4sSc; common, SO
@4lc. Sheep dull; sales, 900 head. prime 5ls
@5J1c; good, 4A@5c: medium, Sl4S4lSc; culs, 81
9l so; stock ewes, s2g3; Chester county lambs,
mand; sales, l,000 head; good grades, 0@l0c; com
mon stool ClZldgp
National Republican., 1881-09-13
yellow Fcver 81, Key West.

The Marine Hospital Service has been
informed that DR.. J. NJ. Green, hospital steward
Marine Hospital Service, stationed at Key West,
Fla, was taken sick with yellow fever on Friday
last and died Sunday afternoon. Dr. Green had
been stationed ut Key West for some time and
was on duty last year when De- GlazioT, OF the Ma
rine Hospital Service, died OF the same disease.
National Republican., 1881-09-13
naltimore ca.lIc MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12,-Beef cattle-Mar-
ket dull and prices 1%@llc Off; very best, 476@6c;
first quality 33%@45sc medium, 3@39Ic; ordi-
nary 2A@,2Nc; most Of the sales were at 4l5c;
receipts, 57l3 head; sales, 2,36S head. Swine
mand quotations, 7i4@9Hc; receipts, 0,O5I head.
The receipts of sheep and lambs were S,755 head I;
quoted-sheep, 3@491c; lambs, 3lS@bl4c. :.
National Republican., 1881-09-13

LONDON, Sept. 12.-Consols for money,
9s 1916; do for the account. 9s 1919 Atlantic
and Great Western rsts, 5SIS Erie second consols,
105H; New York Central, lISI; Illinois Central,
1854; New York. Ontario and Western, 81; Mil
waukee and St. Paul, 12i. The amount Of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance
ID IL f10O
National Republican., 1881-09-13
RaItImore s,ock Hoard.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l2.-Virginia skies, de
ferred, 10; do consolidated, 7s9k; do. second Sc
rics, 800 do. past due coupons, s2lT; new ten
fortics, b2L bid to-day
National Republican., 1881-09-13
Internal Revenue Appointments.

Ihe following internal revenue appoint
mcnts have been made; storekecpers and gaugcrs-
J. r. McEntire and J. A. Keener sixth district OF
North. Carolina; w. H. Wlllnspirc stdrckeepcr,
Patterson, and Richard Williams, gaugcrs, sixth
district of North Carolina.
National Republican., 1881-09-13
l,.l,rT NM ono i,NIEitraAp.
THE MODEL FAST LIME, ,ANDTHEoNfSSL LIN
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHGSGrON
DOUBLE TRACK JASxry COUPLER STEEL RAJ
scneduistO take cfTeci sunday, May q, 1881.


An. LEAVE wNsutSaroN;
fs9o-ytjHtIIC.rAtGoi HI.rA q , i,SiNCINNArf AND ST. LOUIS
a.oo-mi! ~ mi!allmore, Elllcoii city, and Way stations
teo-nA iIlMOhE ENPRfss, 80. ,r,.,.,,,,
'"S siras6prs, wIncicster mNscrstown, and Way,
SIS Sis --PitibHpEGriiffii%S. NEW YoREs AND pos.
T3N, EXpFSS reT3T GSgGt9 M SsT Ne y,ss York; fsc,.
meets iqr fIagerstown and at Point OF Rocks for
inoo-nn sunday only for baltimore, Annapolis, and
-SSi;rIMoREE ENPREsS t,torsnt Hyattsv,lie,
College, Bcltsylllc, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
tioioSpTTrSBHt,Ra, opI;TIr 0MttAGn, CtNCINNArI.
GNbsT Louis EXrREss-
i2;IO-Jnial!morc, Elllcott City, Annapolis and WAY
tl;2.-3I 1gHGIy a, 90 envy t2i baltimore and Way
1900 BNLrtMonE, PiiiLADELPuIA. ANDNiiw
aso-hsln,Gre aud way stations Winchester, Fred.
40, erick ere itiagGrSioYni y gnd Way via helsy2
REL EXPIRES tFrederck. via Relay stops at
t4t5-Pont Of Rocks. Frederick. 1fngcrstown. win.
chester 9 S% and WSy SstGns my Point
tSi5- -RXGTIM6RiE" E%Plt!s %sriiasSHfs and
Way, via Relay Stops at llya''sVlllo anu
G:ni-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations
iG;ii- baltimore and Way stations.
7iao7nINAIt'rINMn9nMEs INI r s sHfATrsvrLLE' AND LAu'
tel5IrItrsHgI;ai iIi: sHrRsIsS CINCINNATI AND ST.
ffiiiifitSG hSEEtPiIiN SE NEW YORK. AND pos.
ToN EXPiilaSs; sleeping G car 10 to New New York,
INN md spgSal slecGing s9r q IhN9enhMHh RMh Ian.
ltl1l EXPREss sI2ps on sisnal Sg 3,nS,o to let on
Daily isundnys only. Other trains daily except
Antfans nom Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply nj the baltimore aud
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth street.
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
| and received at any point In the city.
| UrInGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
National Republican., 1881-09-13
MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
on AND AFTER sUSDAY, JUNE is, 1881,
TRAINS LEAVE L. S r. DEPOT As FOLLOWS;

TRAINS LEAVE Il. ,c +. DEPOT As FOLLOWS
5iO n. ni., dally-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for south aud southwest naiiy,
except sunday 10 local points on &, * u, H. y
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from WASH
ingtOn To New Orleans without change OF cars -,
il:0j II. m.-WillrE SULPHUR LIMITED EN,
PRESS, daily, except sunday, TO fnuquicr anu
White sulphur Springs. pARlOR CAR wash
ingtOn to White Sulphur Springs. - .
lois p. m,--NIRGtNIA SPRINGS fNPRlSS, daily,
for all points South via Danvlllc, ANA west via
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARS daily from Washing.
ton 10 White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily frOm Washing
ton to Augistd Gp., without change. -
Passengers Tor Manassas Division will take IlO n. nj
train daily, except sunday. For WarrcnlOh' CIV
n, m, daily and il.0A daily, except sunday. 49,,
For tickets aud information call at Virginia Mid
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ SLAuGMrER. Oencrnl Tlckot Agemt. lyl9-tt
National Republican., 1881-09-13
l2h Penna. ave-, he4I TO cor. IhlLleeH
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR. WHITE, Chropodlst of over thirty-hve years
experience twenty consecutive years OF practice in
Washington d. O., successfully treats Corns, Bunlons,
Diseased Nails, Vascular Excresences and all all
ments Of the feet Refers TO the most eminent ply
peTsOnnges that patronize his establishment, l4lg
Pennsylvania avenue opposite WIZARDS Hotel fee'
Opr visit,
National Republican., 1881-09-13
&rape[ere' SmiSe.
1881 |
THE UREAT
ISS1

,.., DQUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAIL.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EoUIP-
IN EFFECT MAY i6 1851
TRAINS LEAVE wAsHfNGTON, from Depot, cor
For Pttsburg and the West. 500 o. M daily with
sleeping Cars to Pttsburg and Chicago; i091 o, m.
uny,Wih Sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg TO Cln-
cinnali, -. Louis and Chicago; g.3O y. daily.
,,w,iiI9 pa9ce ,,,,Tt e Car 70 PtsnuIg. ,,,r,o,n
For Canandnigua, Rochester. Bufrnlo. Niagara Falls
with Pnrlor Car 10 Watkins and the North, nt 500
n. ~. daily, eNcept Sundays at G21 y. m daily exc
cert saturday, with Palace Cars TO Canandaigua
For WullamsPort, Lock Haven and Elmlra, atleao
For New York and the East 500 1880 n M 200, 1000
and l0;l5 p. mon Sunday, 400 p ni.' 1000 and l0lS
Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars, osSO a.
. daily, except sunday.
at Jersey City with boats OF "Brooklvn Annex"
atorling direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding
For Phllaiephta 500 icsO a M, 300 $40 1000 and
iMi9 p NJ. ON Sunday, 200 p M $40, lWVp anu
Limited Express, $40 A. M. daily except sunday
For Baltimore 60 500 g3O 1870 q. M. and 100, tD
$40 $40, mn, 1000 and lois y m. ON sunday, 500
For Pores Creek Line $40 IN. and 40 p. M daily,
For, Annapolis 10 a, M and SOP. m. daily. except
ALEXxSbRIA AND pFBEpERIcKsBunG rail-
T,hNp, M ,,ANktENANDRlA AND WAsiiNe'
For Alexandra, ZOO 7;2o oeO q. M. and 1880 A. m,
sunday SIN SS o ~ S S Shd a iS SV' @ n"S and % 500 p M M
For Richmond aud the south, 100 a. m. aud l;lO o. rn
daily and SQ2 ?; M daily eXSgpi sunday Ng,dny soo sol,
Rnd>iWOO a, M, i2i0 400, 500 800. and Gl0 ~ M,
and l2gl midnighL SUNDAY, at s95 and 1000 a. n''
and I'M rnatlon can be procured at the Office.
northeast corner OF Thirteenth street aud Pennsyl-
yana avenue, aud At te station where orders can 6s
len Tor the checking ofaggnsc to destination from
"o'''S "'" T. K. Woop. General Passenger Agent,
TIInNHAnN.
National Republican., 1881-09-13
rorcIrn Money MARKET.

suB-TREAsuRY BALASCEs
Coln...... S7s,3s0.s75 90 Currency..~ $50 90