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National Republican., 1881-07-08
THE FLY.
nin Nye Gives ,I,e Ex pcrIenccs OF n Raid
Headed Man.

Much has been said of the fly of the
period. but few write about him who are bald
headed
Hence we say a word. It Is OF no use any moro
20 deny the horrible truth. Although as beautiful
a peri In other ways, our tresses on top have sue
cumbed 10 the inclemency of the weather, and
our massive brow is slowly creeping over toward
the back Of our neck, Nature makes all things
even. II q man be possessed Of such ravishing
beauty and such winning gways that his powermight
become dangerous she makes him bald headed.
That Is our fix.
When we have our hat ON and 60 chasseing
down the street with that camel glide OF ours
every one asks who that noble-looking Apollo
with the deep and melancholy eye is, but when
we are at the office, with our hat hung up on the
French walnut side-board, and the sun comes
softly in through the rosewood shutters and lights
up the shellac polish on our intellectual DOME we
are not SO pretty.
Then II Is that the ay, with gentle tread and Sc
ductlvo song, comes and prospects around on our
bump ofself.eseem, and tickles us, and makes us
mad
When we get where forbearance ceases to be q
virtue, we haul OF and slap the place where he
was, while he goes over 10 the inkstand and
snickers at us. After he has waded around in the
carmlne ink awhile he goes back to the bump OF
spirituality and makes some red marks over It,
Having laid Of his claim under the new mining
law, he proceeds to sink on 1t.
FIVE write anything bitter these days. five say
aught OF our fellow. chat Is disagreenble oI
unjust, and for when we aiterward get licked, II
Is because at times we get cxasperatec and are moi
responsible.
II the fly were large and weighed 200 pounds
and came In here and told US If we didn't take
back what we had said about him he would knock
out the window with our remains and let us fall Q
hundred feet into the busy street 1t wouldn'
worry US so much because then we could stranglC
him with one haud. while we wrote column edi
torial on Conkling with the other, We do tina
frequently. But a liltle fragile insect with NJ
home and no parents, and only four or five mill
Ion brothers and sisters gains our confidence anC
then tickles our scalp till we have to write with
sheet of tar-roofHg over our head
Then he comes In and helps us read our proof
We don'l want him to help, but he insists on max
ing corrections and putting punctuations in th
wrong place, and putting fun stops where the
knock the sense all out OF the paragraph.
II the Nv could be removed from our pathwa
we would march along In our journey to The tom
in a way that would be the envy and admiration
of the civilized world. As IL is, we feel that "
arc not making very handsome record-1I
BOOmeTdu0
National Republican., 1881-07-08
PALM-LEAF FANS.


-Keeley's motor is now known as the
tramp" because Il won't work. -Bodon Pos,
Chicago is TO have a colored female
minstrel troupe. The bald heads are demanding
something new every day.
And now an American dog has licked
n full blood French fighter, the American owner
pocketing $1,000 Of French money Ncxtl
keep up with the procession of life,
young man. close up to the band II you ever
fall TO the rear, where the elephants arc, you are
apt to get trod on.
The San Antonia people complain OF
little fishes I'm the water mains. They can't expect
the water.works company to furnish them with
whales l2O feet long for a dollar month -7erd'
SVting'
-" Had drank" is not good English
grammar says a high authority. II certainly I,
not "was drunk" is better grammar, and more
III accordance with the iacts nine times out Of ten
--New Hd,en Register.
Afflicted man: "No, it's no disgrace 70
be enamed Smith. We'd rather be named Smith
and own over slco 0OOOOO than to be called S. Law
tax collect Jr."BOstoH Post.
Referring to Griscom, the faster, q
prominent New York physician says that all per.
sons who do not take their meals regularly arC
more or less insane. That is another sur on news.
paper men.-Ierds S0lln1s
in Texas there lived q fair maid,
And fellow he called her a jade;
She grabbed for Il gun,
He started to run,
But was neatly and instantly Stayed.
"A lawyer says there is probably moth
ing so eIasperatlng to the man Of briefs and reC
tape as TO wade through the details of a long anC
complica:ed case and find the concluding sentence
TO be; The Judge took the papers. .'-Rome Sentinel
"A society paper says "the fashionable
gait of the utter young girl at this season of th
year is an Importation All right; anything 70
change. The fashionable gate Of the young CIR
has long been the one leading into the front yard
Hope the importation Is an improyement.-Norrts
toCn Herald.
-"Oh, can't bear that Simpkins girl
she is such dumpy thing !" exclaimed Mrs Foge
"Why, DEAR said Fogg, "a don't think she is Mt al
dumpy." "My love- rejoined Mrs. f., with
whitening look, did you ever see tall dumpy /?
Fogg Is now convinced that punning Is the loves
form Of fwlt.-BOsion Transcript.
National Republican., 1881-07-08
a Card from E4.Conector ne Anna.

- AtfN EA-hhtAttNUf Dt Ahhhs
To the Editor Of The REruBL1CANi
In Thursday mornings issue Of your
widely circulating paper find an article which
is calculated to mslcOd the community Of this
Capital and TO hold me up as an object for public
hatred and contempt In ordinary times would
not notice the vaporings Of q person unknown to
me ana who proves himselfsuifciontly ignorant TO
call me an ex consul Of Alaska. There can be no
consuls Of the United States on territory owned by
the United States I was sent to Alaska by
President Hayes as collector Of customs An
order was sent amer me directing me
to report fully the true condition Of that coun.
tiy, aud to do 50 Immediately. This order car
ricd out faithfully, and my report was fully In
dorsed by Congress as the truest and best ever
made. When II reached Washington 1t was found
that It conlicted with the wishes and interests of
n powerful corporation, "thc Alaska Company 4"
The friends and hirelings Of that company in the
Treasury Department managed to prevent my
confirmation by the Senate, TO deprive me Of
my position and haye succeeded for the
past three years in efforts to keep me QUE of cm.
ploymcnt and to drive me and my largo
family into want and suffering. When I made
my report l did not consult my own pcCu-
MARY interest, but the interest Of the Government
of my own adopted country, and the consequences
so far have been fearful to me and mine. To con
found me with criminals and with desperate char.
actors Is simply absurd. / have done no wrong
neither in deed nor in Intention to the country
| begged to adoptl me thirty.ono years ago. They
| wanted to force inc 10 take along with me
rs my deputy collector, near relative of CX-SCc.
| retary Sherman, aud refused TO do so because
honor and my conscience dictated the refusal
| EX.Sccretary sherman refused 20 investigate and
TO do me Justice, III spite of the unanimous IN.
doNement OF my person as most faithful ant
| mcritoriOus officer by the United States Senate
| had some words with that dgnitary two years ago
/ II Is a mystery why ! should be suspected to b,
less in sympathy with the suffering President an,
his family than any other decent man lccessaril!
is. Yours, very truly, HENRY G. De alma.
National Republican., 1881-07-08
baltimore General HARRIET.


BALTIMORE luly 7-Cotton qulet nddllrg, lie
Flour more active Howard street and Western STU
per 81 1904 -; do extra, q 5OG5 2j do family, s. 30
6 j0 City Mills super ~ 1904 5O do extra ~ 1908 90
do family 80 1907 OG do Rio bi ands 81 jjGgG c. Patap
family, 81 2j, Wheat-Southern fairly active and
u shade better Western ruled higher closing easy;
Southern red IL 1901 81; do amber, 81 2lti 20; No.
Western winter red, spot 81 2jll 23'a; July, 81 22i
6l g23s August, q 9O'SGi 2ila September, 81 2i's@
2l5, COrn-SOuthern scarce and steady; Western
higher and firm; Southern white, jsc do yellow 57c;
Western mixed. SPOT 55SG5jc; July, 5iA@5lc' Au-
gust, 557EGl5Gc steamer ioA@ig5Sc. oats quiet and
easier Western white, S733sc; do mixed, 3j63Cc.
Rye dull at S26s5c Hay dull; prime to choice Pom.
sylvania aud Maryland, go GOALS co. Provisions
hrmer; mess pork-old, 81 jO new, els OO bulk
mcats-lOOse shoulders and clear rib sides none here;
do packed, 74y.sc; Observation-Disclosures, Isc; clear rib
sides l04c hams llRMl2isc; larl-reilncd, Fac.
Butter quiet Western fresh grass, l30l7C Eggs quiet
ut lie. Petroleum du refined, Sc. Coffee firm and
quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair, aMllac. Sugar
quiet; a soft, lOGc Whisky steady at a. lidl lils
Freights to Liverpool per steamer steady cotton,
3,l6@ sd; flour, lSs per ton; grain I'd. Receipts,
-four 3lfj barrels wheat, lS2l bushels corn, 6OOC
bushels oats, 1900 bushels. wheat 4 $40
bushels corn, 2l,GB bushels Sales-wheat, bG9, ,I6l
bushels corn, 1920 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-07-08

Journeys are pr0vorbIaIIy iraught with dis.
comfort Peril to the health also is often super
added route. This latter may arise from climatic
influences, unwonted food and water, or abrupt
transitions of temperature. 1t Is extremely desr.
able, under such circumstances, to have with one
II reliable medicinal safeguard. None Is more de-
serving, popular, and highly sanctioned than Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Against the influences of
malaria, the enervatng effects of tropic climate,
or the tendency of damp, uncertain one to de.
velop rheumatism or other complaints, this medi;
cinal agent is genuine defense. Emigrants TO
malarious regions mariners, commercial travellers,
naval officers, railroad men, and tourists find in
the Bittors genial means of counterHctng the in
fluences prejudiciNl to health, to which they nre
most particularly exposed. MWF
National Republican., 1881-07-08
THE GREAT
1881

i - - L
h0U ro r E6E EHENSykyAFTrAE WAN H9gTE g5I2rwr.r
spLnNbRI2BV R2Vsha 5GhSEf$ Gf$fN N$dSffidESF ' EQUIP,
rESyE y FEEES AY S 1is Sm pcDo, cor
'''', ncr Of sixth and il sirccis as ioliowsi.
For Pls6nrg and iIlc West s91 e M d9,.ly win
dHy Win I cCpns 5SPs GSrs Sm a E4b "rrbuFs tT 70 Gin
cinnnu, st, Louis, and Chicago; $3.50 y. m. daily,
BXHTiM0E ,i TSSSS f"E E@b Y b!tH5M p!otHTo5MAc RAILROAD
For Ggn9ndaiggn, RocheScr Bnnpl9 Nags[a Eaiis
cent saturday, with Palace Cars to Canandalgua
For WlliIamsport, Lock Haven and Elmra, atIO3O
m a. m M daily y except @ rs sunday St yoo ,ooo M 900 ,ooo
and 1915 p. mon Sunday, 300 p' M, 1000 and 1918
Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars, $3.50 a. m.
, daily, except sunday 81, ,,,.,,,,,, ,.,,,, ,,,,,o,,
For TooRyn NeW & York & an ihrqmgn trs SomnnSc
afiordlng direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding
For PhsdepRiG, 500, 1880 q. M 300 B 10, 1000 and
lGl5 y. m. on Sunday. 300 p. M. $40, 1000, and
Limited Express $3.50 a. m. daily, except SUNDAY
For Baltimore, GAO, 500, o3O 1880 a. M aud 800 100,
A. no. Sp I S SV n.y. o SS s5 ' 6 & m oC5 on and n pSS p SE
For Popes Creek Line $40 a. m. and $40 p m. daily
For XnhSpolIs, % S,io a. m. and iiop daily, except
ALEXXNDRIA AND pFREpERGcKsBuRa RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Hiexandria, 100, 7.2o 900 a. M, ana 1880 H. m
G 800 F. pm M; oG So Snd p M Mn, SS' ana pd lS so p n M On
For SRRGhSs Rshond @ and lie S oah 10 m ana and S a. M
daily and 6o2 P M daily eNSGpin SInday soo 40,
and 100 a. M isio' 8So 500 ico and aiop, M,
and 1900 midnight SUNDAY, at s:U5 and 1000 a. ln''
Tickets and Information can be procured at theo
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl,
len for the checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences. 9, ,,-.. 49,.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1881-07-08
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
REFLECTIONS,

Atchurch sat within her pew,
oh, pew
But there heard
No pous word
! saw alone her eyes ofblue!
] saw her bow her head 80 gracious,
Oh gracious!
The choir sang.
The organ rang
And seemed to lil the building spacious.
koould not hear the gospel law,
Oh law!
NV future bride
Was by my side
Without single fault or flaw.
And when pcalcd forth the organs thunder
Oh. thunder'
fixed my eyes
iu mute surprise
on her whose beauty was n wonder
To me that maiden was most dear,
oh, dear
And She was mine,
JOY too divine
For human words TO plcturehCrc
Her love seemed like prayer to bless mo
oh, bless me!
Before she camc
My life was tame.
My rarest Joys could but oppress me.
The service done, we sought the shore
Oh, shorel
And there we walked
And sadly talked
More sadly talked than e'er before.
Thought she was the type Of goodness
oh, goodness!
But on that day
heard hersay
wesirayed beyond tho tide mill 5 dam
oh, dAml
She Tilted me.
Aud now see
That woman's love Is all a sham.
National Republican., 1881-07-08
women who Heop secrets.

There are women patiently sitting at
5000 desks as copySts who Of necessity become the
repositories of secrets that would affect the stock
market in railroad bonds, in Government seouTi-
ties aud would create a commotion in territorial
circles thousands Of miles away but no one ever
hears of a woman clerk bttraying those things.
OF course, she could only do II once, and thende'
cap!tatomi butthat once might be worth thousands
of dollars to her Haifthe time, however, they do
not have the data requisite to comprehend the
force and bearing Of what they copy. They per-
form certain allotted task mechanically rather
than by ratioCinatOn and are glad TO forget all
about Il when four o'clock brings release FOR the
day-TOy Times.
National Republican., 1881-07-08
REAL ESTATE.
The Omclal Transfers OF Yesterday ~ Re

Mr.. ]. T. olmstead presents the following transnc.
tons In real estate In the District yesterday re.
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds
CITY PROPERTY.
on Rhode Island avenue near fifteenth street
Bubot - (2 feet by dcph) square 2ll; d. w. G..
Broadhead To Julia Il. Cuthbcrt S3,OS3.30.
on New Hampshire avenue, near Dupont Circle;
subots aud II 900 by 81 iee square ll5; Robert Nc
Meen TO James q. Payne, Gi}l250
ON Eleventh street west, corner of II street north
subots - and % 90 by Nj ee), square 1886; John n.
Arms to William j, Walker ct al. trustees, S2,F2i.
on l. street north, First street west subots 20
TO IS inclusiye and the west feet inunes of lot ~
Qi0 by l25 feeD; also, on First street west, near l.
street north; subs 10 To ~ inclusive i0 by 100 ec,
NIL in square go; r. Elchhorn to Maria II. Conlan,
5000.
on Il street north between Second and Third streets
east; sublot (2sby 100 ioeD, square 1885, f. W. Whit
aker, trustee TO Henry SnOwders, si16
on Fourth street east corner u street south part
of lot (nOrih 3s by 81 feet inches), square $40;
Joseph Lee to Charles Beardsley, sl031.i5.
On street south, near Finn street east; sublOt
(2 by l3S ieeU square 81 also on East Capitol street
near Eighth street east part of lots and (25 by %
feet), square Us0 Samuel Smoot TO William Adam,
$500
COUNTY.
John h. Blake ct al, trustees, TO Mary II. Tichen1r;
lots and (l2l feet Inches by 15 fee), block g In
3. L, Browns subdivisions of Mt. Pleasant a, 400
National Republican., 1881-07-08
MINIgG STOCKS
closing quotations for Gov

HANkEkh EAtHANbE
Three-day bills ..,.,. 4S6is SlNtyday bills 4sij6
Messfs. H. d. Cooke, IT,, & Co, received the following
kilograms;
NEW YoRK, July !, oiio a. m,--The impression, pre-,
vailed last night that with the more favorable wash
ingt2n adyices Of this morning another advance in ~
in London was telegraphed from the Windsor last
night - -,.,...
trbuted 10 an unfounded unfavorable telegram cir
culated the street Just before The close and partly
has recently bought between $1,000 and OOOO Of
About the only hears ho put in an appearance last
night were cammack ard Rufns Hatch. The
Sy weTe Sfye gys @ eGySs a No4h Ng
west and Union Pacific this morning as Inc leaders OF
had S earhsd It's ll sasr!sTiy dydend u two t@e weeks
M Sr he OF the @
would be presented In the court at Trenton, NJ j., to-
S ef % h was oas SS S
Union Pacific Roads, whereby there would be an in
OF 30 per cent In Northwest stock and bonus
Bank 0 Ss SsssrS%y areq l n. IT,
Hons made theirs Z % "a. One concern took In
Sage p his rates 10 4 Gnda better demand for
money at higher figures seemed probable
alone viii absorb sIoOOOcoOo this year, and that com,
S Wy pS hf f bas st s Sfys S
| the Windsor from the West, says the Iowa spring
Mf AND lha, whe wI8er @ Wheat IN Kansas looks better
Than in any other state II will not equal last year
to keep the Southwest pool Intact and thS reason that
| Gaut of the Wabash did not meet tho assoeCatlon
yesterday In Chicago as agreed was owing to illness.
The Wabash Increased $4,000 last week and the
vote upon bond issue to pay for the last acquired
| roads,
| Henry Willard of the oregon Navigation Company,
Is out In a card stating that by contract made with
the Northern Pacific Company i regulates all bust
ness tributary TO the Oregon system and II is guaran-
teed Tne eastern outlet VIII m9lnly be over the Ore
| most desirable. The Oregon Navigation Company
has secured the control he says, OF the Oregon and
California Railroad 3l2 miles IN extent. Seven out OF
the eight millions Of the new stock of the Oregon and
TRANSATLANTIC has been taken up. Auditor French,
Of tie Pacific Railroads was removed from ofce yes
! sp ma Washington dispatch says proclamation
National Republican., 1881-07-08

signed BY President Garfield yesterday on the id
extra session of Congress IN the event Of his illness
taking fatal turn The business would bc for The cX
elusive purpose OF electng presiding ohoers' Pres-
dent Of Senate and speaker
The advance in the Quicksilver stocks today Is on
the stockholders preparatory 70 deeaing adiyldend
stockholders shall be consumatedt to stop the litga'
ton. .u-, ,,-. ,.. -. .,..,..
and strong on small transactions, with the exception
Of Western Union aud Northwest, which have adj
fct seems to have settled In the dun condition which
usually follows any great exctemSEL and aIihongh
will undoubtedly give exceptional case TO the money
market and the prospects OF crop together with the
very large Increase IN railroad eorningwill naturally
have u tendency 10 advance prices. The elemcnts OF
effect 10 check speculation for time. Money has
ruled most ofthe day at 70 per cent Governments
while showing material advance are iirmer at yes
terday's quotations.
fBy Associated Press
Nrw YopR. Iuly7.-Moncy active at S65 per cent.
on call and closed at los per cent Exchange steady
at 4sJ 49, for long and li to 1864 for short sight
Governments generally firm, and . per cent higher
for extended lvcs aud four and halls. state bonds
In light demand Railroad bonds active and generally
| strong and higher,
The stock m~rket opened strong and in most cases
at an advance on the closing quotations Of yesterday
and before prices had advanced "a TO 90 per
| cent, Northwest, Metropolitan Elevated, and West
! crn Union leading the upward movement. This was
followed by reaction OF "a TO = per cent which was
succeeded by another advance Of a TO ~ per cent.
4 the latter in Metropolitan Elevated During the ni
ternoon the speculation was rather quiet, but wa'
characterized by strong tone, and prices generally
closed ut about the highest figures OF thc day The
advance the days transactions ranged from \, Il
SO per cent the greatest rise being the metropolitan
! Elevated.
The sales aggregated 22i shares, including Contra
Pacific, 1000 Hannibal and 81. 10, s0lG Kansas an,
Texas, 1nO Lake shore, $500. Louisville ana NASH
| Vile. so Missouri Pacific S,50G Northwestern, =,
soE Now Jersey Central, 400; ohio aud MSSlsSIpi
1000 81. Paul, b,4Ot Union Pacific HOO; Wabash Pa
CihC 500; Western Union. 5l,'0E quicksilver lGN
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FRANK rHoMSON, General Manager. my9
.rL.LnnL.- ~ AuIA L. 4 LII NO In
fafE MODEL FAST LINE, NpTiTON1.Y LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEsT VIA MASmINGrON
poynLr rnAcK. ,JANNny courLrnl srrEL RAtIs
Schedule to take eject sunday. Ntay ., issi.

A. N. LrAvE wASuiSnToSt
t&2O-Gt,iitII tICAGo Ir ,E EiSCINNArl, AND ST. LOUIS
500 baltimore Eilccli city, and Way stauont
C:jO- Baltimore Annapolis. and Way. (rlcdmonl,
siraSbgrg, Winchester. llagcrstown' aud way
sto-PSlni Of Rocts and WAY stallcna. .
s!i5-PIiILApELplttA, NEW YORK AND nos
eIo-SrkUNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS icon.
meets tor llagerstOwn and ut Point OF Rocks for
ioOO-nn sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and
IoOo-BSfiTTMoRE EXPRESS (storsat Uyattsvnlc.
College Bcltsyc, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
tioioSPfTfsRuRG, CHiGAGo, CINCINNATI,
ANbsT. LOUIS EXPRESS
i@:io-nal!lmorc, ElIcott City, Annapolis, and Way
stations.
il:?5-3p SgRg2y 4, Sny t9I baltimore and Way.
i3O1- BNLTINtuRE PHILADELPHIA, ANDNEw
sso-BSimorc re; and Way stations winchester, Fred.
,,, Srck; iiagcr9towyn and Way viz Relay. A.,
REL EXPRESS Grcdcrck, via Relay, stops at
chester and Way stations lon SUNDAY to Point
.. Of Rocks and Way Station. .onlyl 49,
ts:E-RXGTiM6RRE" 'pH E%PRfSs tSlsTunsGars and
Way, via Relay. stops at Hyausville ana
o.os-Foint H5tof q Rocks and Way stations
'GA5-B9liim9re And WY stations ,,nr,,
Tfi' ITFiT'lsAGNas 81 CINCINNATI, AND ST.
JO-PPHILAbELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND nos.
ToN EMPRESS sleepln{; ;,i car to to m,N9 N9w York
IA Y:' Siv'S iT'YS&TrsviILE, AND LAy:
passongSrs sc G at any station between Washington
| and Anuapos Junction.
Daily, iSundays only other trans daIiy' except
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
| For further Information apply at the baltimore and
| Ohio ticket Offices Washington station, and 6l0 and
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
b
National Republican., 1881-07-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
stock aud Bond baltimore
and New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with opening,
highest lowest and closing quotations, furnished
by the clearinghouse of II. d. Cooke, jr & Co., 1feO
l. street Washington, ID. O.:
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mandred. or orChIldren TaLlng the Sen Ar.

About seven hundred children, one
half Of whom were from the Hebrew Free School,
were taken on free excursion down the bay yes
tGrdsy at the cost OF the sanitarlum for Hebrew
Children. The little ones were provided with
three meals, and were boisterously happy all day,
giving Policeman selg, Of the Broadway squad, no
end OF work 10 look Rfler them The sanitarium S
board OF managers are the Rev. DR., A, 5. Isaacs,
Hezeklah Kohn Nathan Lewis, John j. Davis DR..
y. N. Leo, leonard lewisohn, Dr. II, Gomez, and
DR.. E. Wailzfelder. The ladies' committee, the
members of which accompanied the children, Is
composed ofMrs Julius Hart, Miss Leon, and Mrs.
A. s. Cohn, Among the recent contributions to
the sAnitarium is $3.50 given by Jacob II, schif
The excursion will be continued weekly until the
| end of the summeT.--Neo York sun Of yesterday,
National Republican., 1881-07-08
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. July 7.-Nirginia skies deferred Il d;
do consolidated s3; do second series. lJs; past due
| coupons glAi new ten.iortiVs, 5j's bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-07-08
THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
INIM nNNAn GAINEl.
PHILADELPHIA aud ATLANTIC CITY,

'
Is now running fRst trains OF elegant Passenger
Coaches and PrloT Cars IN WHICH the CllAliHE
FOR SEAT HAS BEEN REDUCED TO - CENES).
Through without stop In 20 minutes.
Passengers from Washington Will take the through
trains OF the Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad or Bat
timorc and Ohio Railroad to philadelphia aud arrive
at Pennsylvania Railrund station, Thirty second anu
Market SlrcCts, or Rt the philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad station ~ Broad and wash
ington avenue. where Union Transfer COACHES or
street cars connect direct to station OF tie West Jer'
scy Rarond, nt FOOT or MARKET SIllEEI,
For through tickets, baggage checks, AMI illl n,or-
nation Amply ~ foows Northeast corner IhiI-
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue; station bal.
tiniorc and Potomac Railroad, corner sixth ma B
streets; 6ln Pennsylvania avenue. 1881 rennsylNania
avenue station baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. u. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
EnANk rHOMSON. Nonnrnl MhnnErT. my2l2m
National Republican., 1881-07-08
DIED..

TEAGLE,-At five o'clock y, M, July T. at his late
residence, 1891 l. street northwest, PARKER TEAGLE
aged ~ years.
The funeral will take place from the Asbury NJ. t.
Church, on Sunday July TO- at two o'clock D. in. The
friends of the family are respectfully Invited TO At
tend -