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National Republican., 1882-07-03
THE plsTRIor COMMISSIONERS.
Current TransaCtIOns mt She Various Dis
frte Ourca

trica Offices.
Daniel Bailey has been appointed as watchman
and janior ut the smallpox hospital. =
Charles N. Hood Alexander Albrecht and Samuel
II. Ellis have been appointed policemen.
The Commissioners have declined to grant re-
quest for tho improvement of ThirteentE street,
between and streets northwest.
In response to the demands OF the PAYERS and
cart-drivers the Commissioners have established
the following rates of wages for workmen under
the superintendent of repairs: PAYERS, $3.50 per
diem hammers, 81. 80; ordinary laborers Sl.25.
Mr. John II. Wilkinson, inspector oiseam-b oilers,
submitted to the Commissioners his report fot the
past year, showing that $50 boilers had been in
spected and IL condemned.
AT the auction sale of the District hay scales
saturday, made by Duncansou Bros, the follow
ing were the purchasers and the prices paid Scale
No. l, II. a. Griswod Si0 scale No. 9, +. E. Clark,
scale No. 6, +. Talbert sS
The Commissioners Saturday notified the Dis
trict Auditor and Comptroller of the following
changes in the Official force of the District gov
ernment John B. Clark, superintendent of prop
erty James \. w. Ourand, clerk of Old record di.
vision; Gordon w. Trow, clerk of old record
division; +. w. w Griffin, clerk in the assessors
omeei Golf A. Hall. clerk in the assessors Office
ii. NJ. titzhugh clerk in the assessors office; re-
moved III consequence ofthe omission OF Congress
to make provision for their compensation, and
Gordon w. Irow appointed clerk in the Metropol.
itan Police Department., to take effect on July l.
with compensation at $500 per annum
-e
WHAT will IL not accomplish we querled, as we
read in an exchange of the cure of a severe felon
by st. Jacobs OIL, the great panacea for rheuma-
Louis, Mo-, prominent Mason and Odd Fellow,
was the sufferer whose case we read Of
National Republican., 1882-07-03
THE FREDERICKSBURG REGATTA.
The DistrIct Oarsmen who VIII Partici.
pate i'm the Contests To- N orrow


The regatta Mt Fredericksburg to- morrow will
be participated in by all the clubs of this Dis rict
In the race for the visitors cup the Analostans
and Columbus will meet for the first time in
shells since the race of 1880. 1t is said that the
Ariels aud Undines of Baltimore will start against
the two representative crews of this city, besides
an unknown crew yet to be named. The Potomacs
junior four will meet the best crew from the Rap
pahannock Club, Of Fredericksburg, in a special
challenge race, n race over which, in Fredericks-
burg. more enthusiasm Is noted than any of the
other contests Then there is the single shell
contest, in which Mckinney, the champion of the
Potomncs, and n member of the Potomac Club and
Brace, n member of the AnalostaDs, will be among
the starters with also possibility of Page, also OF
the Anaostans. Much regret is expvssed that
Morgan, of the PoomaCs, has concluded not to
enter as q race between him and Mckinney would
serve to make 1t rather hot for both. There will
also be race between representative crews from
the State Of Virginia for the state championship.
Tho Columbia four will consist of Mute, stroke;
Kintner, 8; Davis, 2; Henson, bow, with Nesmith
as substitute The four of the Analostans will be /.
White, stroke; Eddy, 3; Douglas, 2, and Page
bow. In case of accident to any of the men either
Marshall or Pairo will be substituted. Mckinney
LETT for fredericksburg Saturday the Columbus
went yesterday, and the Potomacs ana Analostans
and Brace will go to-day.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
lRAwpMA KuRTIz AND HER BABY.

Grandma Kurtig and her baby,
4 Civil Service, on her knee,
Isl plctcr most amoozin--
High old plcter for TO sect
How she coddles Civil Service,
Hugs It up and fops II down,
Pins n diaper about II,
Trots II out to show the towni
Little dnrllngl Hear her taffy:
Grandma's tootsy-wootsy.tooi
Do make the people lafy,
When put my baby through
What's the matter little lumlumf
Tell It's grandma-tell me, pet
Did hart Its little tumtum7
Put my sweet one In fret7
Tdh-ydh-ydhi Great Jumbo, hear iti
What's up now, You lump of sinr
Does II smart, poor little darlngf
Did prick II with pln7
Ah-ydh-dh-ydhl rdh-vdhi Ydh-ydhi
"Help Helpl my baby's In 1ti"
Put G. s. In his little bed.
lie can't, no more, "glt up and git -
Tho Civil Service brat is dead
--JerrU Jingle for The Republican.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
War on CnterplIlnrs.

To the Editor of The REPUBLICAN,;
The caterpillars are now weaving their ness
and laying their eggs in the beautiful young trees
They are exceedingly prolific and feed on the
leaves. If not destroyed before the eggs hatch
the devastation will be SO great rs to fully mar
the beauty that has cost so much to our city. Last
year the trees OF whole streets weie laid uare Of
their leaves by this destructive insect. The trees
not only become an eye-sore, but their growth Is
retarded by the destruction of the leaves that are
TO the trees what the lungs are to an aTmal-t is
their breathing apparatus. Let there be war on
this insect and il the officials are not strong
enough in numbers let them invite every citizen
to aid in destroying these nests at their first ap-
pearance. Now is the time In three weeks 1t
will ba ton late. ~ g. ".
National Republican., 1882-07-03
Big Shooting mt Bcnning's,

The mid-range match of the Columbia Rifle AS
ISOLATION took place Saturday afternoon at Ben
nings. The di,tances shot over were 200, 500, and
600 yards. with military rifles. The following is
the score made: Two hundred yards-Polard, 81 ;
Lauritzen, 80. Five hundred yards-Pollard, 32
Lauritzen, 30. Six hundred ynrds-Pollard, 30
Laurtzcn, 81. Total-Pollard, 90; Lauritzen o.
Recently, two hundred yards: Pollard, 30; Lau-
rltzen, 81. Five hundred yards--Pollard. 33 Lau-
rilzen, 80 Six hundred yards-Polnrd, 80; Lau-
litzen SO Total-Pollard, 90; Lauritzcn, 9l. Mr.
Poards second score is the best record at these
distances with military rife. Special military
and long range subscription matches have been
set by the Columbia Rifle Association to be shot
oYer their range at Bennngs on the 4th, beginning
p o'clock. lively contest before oil the targets
Expected. as the District marksmen will have an
fportunity to try conclusions with party of dis
hguished rfemen from Baltimore.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
youthful burglar.

liam Lee, colored youth about 10 years old,
arrested Saturday by Detective Voss for
ing into the office Of w. c. Dodge & Son, 700
street northwest, Lee, with companion
has not yet been arrested, entered Mr..
IS Office and tried to force open large iron
They knocked of the hinges aud broke the
nation without getting the safe open. They
lp tho job, and, stealing revolver, made
scape. Lee afterward was arrested and
ap at headquarters TO await the pleasure
q ! smell TO day.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
REAL ESTATE
The Official Transactions ns Recorded
saturday.

Mr. J. F. olmstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate in the District Saturday,
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds
CITY PROPERTY.
On Filh street east (sofeet by 81 feet nches) on
north street, lot z square SO, Ellen G. oddle to
Nelson a. Ryan, 81 2GO.
On l. street south, between Seventh and Eighth
streets enst part of lot square DOC 3 feet front by 20
ieet), Johanna Fitzgibbon TO Mary Dougherty 500
On street south, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west original lot 49, square 2g7 t26 feet front
by l5 feet, Abram r. Barker TO Samuel *. Petingae,
$3.50.
On Twentysecond street west between NJ and N
streets NORTH lot square 0 6 feet inches front by
l2O feep, Anthony Hyde ct AL trustees, TO Charles NJ.
Matthews, Sg9595.
ON 1 street north, between Twenty-hrst and
Twentysecond streets west part of lot 16 square IL
az feet inches front by 10 feet IL inchos) benjamin
+. Moifett to Susannab Y. Kelley, $500
On Twentieth street west between and X streets
north original lot H. square SO 5 feet front by depth)
John W. Pilling to Robert w. Mcpherson, 81 300.
On Fourteenth street west, between Rhode Island
avenue anu street part OF lot s square ~ ~ feet
to Julia Jones' 81 53l, TO-
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DIED.

EMoRY.-At 1;27 q. m, July Q, 1882 WILLIE H.,
only son of J. NJ and ii. ID. Emory, aged II years,
months and II days.
Funeral will take place from Che residence OF his
parents 1924 sixth street northwest this (Monday)
afternoon OF 1880 O'Clock, to which friends OF the
family are respectfully invited
ARTHUR.--Yesterday evening at 7:ao O'Clock tho
infant son of John and Amy l.. Arthur aged 8
months and days.
The remains will be taken TO Philadelphia this
afternoon (July 81 for inteiment
[Philadelphia papers please cOpy.l -
PRENDER--Sunday July 2, 1882, at 1030 p. m
ARTHUR KEMPJAND youngest son of George and
Sarah IL. Prender. aged months and 2s days.
Funeral from his parents residence, SIS Eighteenth
street northwest, at p M, Tuesday, July 4. 1882
National Republican., 1882-07-03
tuIteau stories.

ere wi be all sorts Of stories about the
,ho We is executed at Washington Friday.
mr.. % be iniimated that he was cut down
ne dead. Then somebody will tell how
~ was substituted for him on the gall
bout year the great big stories will
Somebody will have Gulteau boiling
incinnai EnqIirer.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
GIn.n.RnII shnntinn.

acmbers Of the Capital City Gun Club made
wing scores on their grounds July l, 1882,
6l,y balls each-eighteen yards rise,
lfy tsap screened: Mills, 10; Wagner, 10 !;
l6; Peak, l6 Farnsworth, Is Adams, IL;
H. King. IL; Van. Arnum, 10; Hosford,
/, 9: Yonlng 0; Charles, 8.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
You Betg
Lows who secures caplial

sur earnest fellows who secures capital
railway, a factory, an oil mill, or any
'--ial value to the South, even If the
'Otr Y radical money, is worth q coWpen
,teelg Bourbon partissns. - Pieks6urg
National Republican., 1882-07-03
,ogou Sec a Friend sunerinr

III Sick headaohe, bIllousness, or any
lsease, advise him TO go 10 the nearest
} and procure bottle OF simmons Liver
{. IL never falls 10 relieve and cure.
only by J. Ii. Zellin q Co.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
AARRIEP.

wELLING-DTxoN.-on Tuesday, juno q. 1ts2,
nt the residence of the BRIDE In Hartford, by the
Right Rev. John Williams, ID, D., LII D., Bishop
Connecticut, assisted by the Rev. Edwin Il. John5on,
JAMES o. WELIINa. OF washington. d. g., to Gle
MENrfNE L., daughter OF the late Senator James
Dixon. of Connecticut
National Republican., 1882-07-03

a. T NJ ~ IFAVE' FAVE wAsRfNGToSN.. 3sR TON. IL i''''
sspn Cars na 10 in @f R East hol hs
f6:i5 Baltimore Express. '' "''N way ''"''o'''
$50. Bal.imQre. annapolis, and Way. tpledmont
Way, va Relay)
siO, Toint OF Rocks and Way atons
SD fh ndiepha, New S HSrE and Boston ESpress
$40 st9nnton ana Valley l.Tpress, Connects 70,
liza :erstown and ut Point of Rocks for Fred.
tGOo. Baltimore, .Hyatt.ville and Laurel EXPIRES s.
stops at Bel!Syille, Annapolis Junction, Jes:
loNO Ba timorc Express. Stops at Hyattsville and
tlC4O Pit, burg, Chicago, Cincinnati and st. IouI,
Express Sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and
I2;iO, Baltimore, EllcOtt City. Annapolis, and Way
tl:25. on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t22. baltimore Express
1900 baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
$780, llmore and Way Stations. Winchester,
Frederick, Hagerstown, aud Way via Re-
1880. Baltimore, Hyattsyille, and Laurel Express,
Frederiek VIA Relay. stops at Annapop
t4:iO Baltimore, Annapolis, aud Way stations.
t44' Point Of RoSES y trsasriGG h"gGSrs!9wm G Win
Point of Rocks and Way Stations Only.J
eay stops al yasn a and GaSTs MnSy''
Cos. Point of Rocks AID Way stations.
tS:l0 Iitisburg, Cleveland. and Detroit ! xpreIS
Sleeping Cars to PItlsbuTg.
Gl0 Baltimore Exp Gs
1865 Philadelphia New York, and Boston Express
Sleeping mrs To New /, TX.
tl0:l0. Chicago Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express.
Stopping Cars to LincInat, st. LOUIS, ands.
Chi. agO.
1880 Baltimore and Way stations.
fDaily. fSunduys only. Otncr trains daily, eXeep
Sunday.
Al trains from Washington stop nj Relay Station
For further information apply al the allimOre AND
ONO Ticket UnceS: Washing on Station, Bl9 aud l3l
Pennsylvania avenue, C )Tner OF Fourteenth street
where orders VIII be taken for baggage TO be checked
and received at any point In the CITY.
WIN. CLEMENTS,
Master of Tran Sportation, Baltimore.
q. Is. LORD,
General Passenger Agent, d ttimore.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
SAFE DEPOSIT 60.

CECURITY FROM LOSS ny BURGLARY, ROB
- Berry, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF ofWashington,
In Its own Building,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YonR AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act OF Congress January g. 1867.
Capilal,''..','..'' 10000
The Company rents sales iuSde It's Fire aud Burglar
Proof Vaults at prices Varying nom Is to go per year
according siga and location. Rooms and Desks nd,
Joining Vaults provided for Safe-Reners.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES OF every de-
scrptlon including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE
JEMELRY, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE X EEP.
ING. on SPECIAL GUARANTEES, at Tho Lowest
Rates.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
CHARLES C.GLONlll, OfHiggs Il Co., Vice President
JOHN CAsS Els, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. SrURTEVANT, Secretary.
O. H. hyman, Asst. SeoY
DIREOTORa;
Benjamin 7. Snyder, Charles O. Glover,
John CRAsels, Henry A. Willard,
Albert L. sturteyant Thomas Evans,
John u. Parko. mye3m
National Republican., 1882-07-03
THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE,

In counting this vote the certificate of the gov
ernor should be final and absolute. In case of any
dispute as TO who is the legal governor, pending
the final action of Congress, the President shall
designate, and, Unnecessary, or upon the demand
of Interested parties shall issue certificates,
through the Department of State, certifying the
governor recognized by the Executive, and such
sha De ,i,at a, n snii py
Congress shall be retrospective, and all acts of
governors, SO recognized by the Executive. shall,
within the time they are so recognized, be i'll every
respect binding and legal
National Republican., 1882-07-03
Norfolk and New York Steamers
TIE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE

THE 5IEAHflIf IAD1 Ot THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot Of Sixth street. every Mon
dav. Wednesday, and Friday, vt $50 O'Clock u. m
touching at Plney Point. Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe,
CONN ECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOS-
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEA MERS.
Flrsclass fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk SD
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor ok no
Second class to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk -
Frsclass fare Piney Point and Point Lookout -
Round trp fare to piney Point and lt l. lUkouL 50
Second class re TO Piney Point and pt Lookout. rs
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays
"''' ''' TIE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and II. O. KNIGHT leave Pier H.
East River, New York, every saturday at y, m.
and GEORGETOWN every Friday at a. m. For partic-
ulars apply to Agent GJ Water street, Georgetown.
Tickets and saerOoms can be secured nt general
Office 0l3 Fifteenth street, In Nat Met, Bank, and
o. ticket office 1851 Pa ave, st. Mark Hotel and at
boat Ife3l ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
National Republican., 1882-07-03
OFFICIAL SUCCESSION.
cdltor Of THE REpuBLroAS.

To the Editor OF THE REpUBLICAS:
In your paper of the 22d ultimo you comment on
a subject that has for years been to me of con-
siderable thought and anxiety as to the future
safety of our government-"The Succession to the
Great Offices of the Nation" The dark days OF
1876 and 1877 are still fresh in the minds of ALL
time when the Nations life seemed to be sus
pended by a thread, and was only saved at the
expense of the reputation of our great judicial
head, that should always have stood towering
above the breath of suspicion In the present
House of Representatives we witnessed the action
of'the totally irresponsible ex-clerk Of the ex-
Congress
REFUSING TO RECOGNIZE THE CERTIFICATES OF
governor, certified under the broad seal of State,
and that, too, in q case where there was no pos
sible question as to who was governor, nor a sem
bance of u certificate from any one else claiming
to be governor. i mean i'll the Utah case. Sup
pose this to have happened in the case of one or
more members whose votes would have changed
the political complexion of the House of Repre-
scnultives, can any one toretell what would have
been the result of such an act2 We all know, and
have seen, how even the best of either side are
blinded by partisan feelings and Interests Why
wait, when very simple constitutional amend
ment would clear away forever these dark anu
ever-recurring chances? There should be no
break in the succession and IL Is therefore, right
that the outgoing should induct into office the in
coming, for 1t would be at such breaks II any oc
CURED, that the ambitious and vicious would seek
| their vantage,
National Republican., 1882-07-03
CLYDE5
new EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON. AND
ALEXANDRIA,,

APPOINTED SAILING DAYS:
From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday. ........ IL IN
From WASHINGTON every Monday. .",...".-d p. m
Through and prompt connection with New YORK
Boston, Fall River and all points North. Through
Bills Lading given. Freight received aud delivered
daily until p. IN. w. +. CLYDE IL CO.,
General Agents. Philadelphia.
j. II. JOHNSON & Co.,
Agents, i2ih and 18th st. wharves S. W., 1901 F
st. N W., Washington, ID. G. fe20-tf
National Republican., 1882-07-03
HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and Biscuitswill be guaranteed Il
TiSr WbcS as ayaraod e
First Premium oyer all ether competitors M at
First Premium, IN The shape ofayery hanosonegold
medal, in 1880 and 1881. The millers claim that
barrel of Ceres will out forty oayes bread
than any other flour In America. STERLANsfS
81. L<SUhS FANCY. one of the most beautiful
Winter Wheat Patent Fours ever offered TO the trade.
1t uneXcelled by other Patent except Ceres and
will please tne most exacling housekeeper and
satisfy the most fastidlOus epicure. REL1A NOE.
a splendid MINNESOTA Patent, Flour, made by
me celebrated HunEnIIiaMn n rrocGisS., ~ Is a
of all classes, and we guarantee will give satIsiac-
tion TO every one who will try IT, GOLDEN HILL,
the old reliable standby and the standard Family
called Patent nours. The inilers or manufacturers
of Golden Hill have spent about 1000 in remodelng
their mill, and have introduced the so celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hin Is not
only magnificent Family Flour, but It Is really
patent flour with the great advantage that II can be
bought for considerably less money than great many
Patent-Process tlours not white as nutri
tous Golden Hill. FOR sale by all Grocers Whole
sale Depot, First street and Indiana avenue
Wn; Nj, GAIT q 90, who are also the Sole
brated Self-Ralsing Flour and Buckwheat. ja30
National Republican., 1882-07-03
STEAMBOAT LINES.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe,
piDey Paint and Paint IAOkOut

CONNECTING IN NORFOLK WITH BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAM ERS.
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS. at $50 y. IN.
BEGINNING SATURDAY, June ~, this fnvorte
steamer win resume her saturday and sunday Ex-
curson Trips TO Norfolk and Fortress Monroe, stop
ping at Piney Point and Point Lookout going aud
returning.
LEAVES sEvENrHsTREET WHARF AT 0 r. M. SAT.
URDAYs.
LEAVES NoRFoLK At u, NJ SUNDAYS.
ARRIVES IN WASIIISGroN AT q a. NJ. MONDAYS
First-clnss fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
Round-trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
Second-class fare TO Fl. Monroe and Norfok.... 50
Firsclass fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout so
Round trip to Piney Point and Point Lookout..- so
Second-class to Phey Point and Point Lookout. 75
Tickets and state-rooms for sale and Information
furnished at b. w. Reeds Sons, No. 1915 street
northwest; b. Il o. ticket office, 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue; st. Marc Hotel; Roosc's cigar stands at
principal hotels; HB Polkinhorn next 10 city post
office, and nt Company office, Seventh 81 whatf
VIM. p. WEIGH, GEORGE MATTINGLY.
fel3ly Agent. General superintendent.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
VNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST.

Schedule in effect May II. 1857;
7:l0 n. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making clos,
connections to all points South and Southwesf
WIN Iullnan Sleeping Cars from Washington via
Dhnyw.e " Atlnnta and Atlantato New Orleans;
also Mhsh,ngton to New Orleans via LynchburE
$50 a; louisville Fast Line daily. via charlot,es
Vile, Huntington, and Lexington, to CinCinnat
Louisville, and all Southwestern points MAXIM,
direct connections aud with solid train and PM.
. man Sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville.
a;Zo p m,--Warrenton Accommodation, daily, exc n
sunday, for Warrenton and intermediat sta ions
Returning, arrives In Washington at 1890 a. m.
lO35 p m.Southern Mail and Express. daily, TO all
points South, Southeast, and S0uihwest via ID m.
Washington to Charleston, and Washington 70
. white sulphur Springs.
FOR nll points on Manassas Division take 7O n m.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton take
o;iO q. m train daily, and I'D p. M train daily
For tickets and all information, inquire at Com.
Nj. SLAUGHTER, A. q. p. A. agent
a. POPE General Passenger Agent juig
rlNHE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
Il (SEw BROAD GAUGE RoUTE)
Between PHILADELPHIA and ATLANTIC CITY,
S. now running Fast Express Trains of Elegant
Passenger Coaches and Parlor Cars lin which the
II Gfha1r5e for seat has been reduced to Is cents
Passengers from Washington will take the through
uuimns OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 10
philadelpha and arrive at the new Broad Strecs
station ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad where Uuion
transfer Coaches streetcars connect direct to sta
uon OF the West Jersey Railroad ut foot OF Market
For through tickets baggage checks and full infor-
nation apply as follows: Northeast corner Thr.
teenth street and Pennsylvania station Bali
timore anu Potomac Railroad, corner Sixth and II
streets; 6i0 Pennsylvania avenue 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue.
FRANK THOMSON, ]. r. WOOD,
Seneial Manager. General Passenger Ag't
National Republican., 1882-07-03
For MEMBERS OF coNeREss.

The certificate of the governor determined as in
the Presidential vote) shall entite the Senator
member to The emoluments and to his seat, subject
only to the final action of the body to which he
reverence natural to us all, / have carefully
avoided any change in our present system, provd-
ing only what shall be mandatory and Ob;ainable
Mt all times s. w.
National Republican., 1882-07-03
Notice to MI. Vernon Passengers.

THE STEAMER w. W. CoRCORAN,
which has been recently built and furnished (I, L.
BLAKE, Captain), is the only boat Above 10 land
pas sengers at Mount Vernon WhaIt Round trip, 81,
including admission 70 Mansion and Grounds.
Steamer leaves 3venth street DAILY Sunday ex-
cepted), at % II. IN. nnd ,urns about y. M
j. MClI. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Snn't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
L, L. BLAKE y, Gamer W, w. CorcOrRn. jel