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National Republican., 1882-08-01
Pennsyiynn,n nepulI.caus,

The Pennsylvania Association he d It's regular
monthly meeting last evening at MRrini's Hail,
with large and enthusiastic attendance. After
the transaction Of the regular routine business the
executive committee was authorized TO procure
permanent quarters for the association during the
campaign. 4 resolution was Introduced sustain.
ing Use course OF the Republican Congressional
campaign aud unanimously nd pied. Hon. S. IL.
Miller, The Representative from thetwenty second
district Of the Keystone Stale was Introduced and
made slirfiug speech IN favor OF vigorous meas
ures 10 carry forward the banner OF the regular
EepgblcGn ticket in PennsylNnnih. Amer vote
| VI thAMks ~ Mr.. Mil.er lhe meelimg AllOlrnsl
National Republican., 1882-08-01
The S;uht.l;,uomI,,r Ccr.us.

Probably the most beautiful display ever seen In
this locality was witnessed last night at the rss!-
denCo CT Mr.. Thomas Fowler, where there were
over fny blooms ot night. blooming ceTcus upon
one plant giving OH clouds OF sweetest pc fImr.
Tneic We g Inany people who called to see the
noyGi and beautiful Sish', agd tie expressions OF
delight were numerous and emphatic,
This is tho season for the blusSoming of the
night blooming ccrsns. In addition ~ the splGu-
did specimen already noticed may be mentioned
tho plant belonging 10 Mr. &. V .W. Ogden No, 1872.
Nineteenth street no.thwcst, watch is receiving
much attention Although II young plant, II has
seven large blossoms, which Wili uloom tO-nigut,
Mr.. GmnHm, on q street, back Of Stewards
Castle, has collection Uf over forty 4 these rare
plants, wAicL are in all stages of Development
National Republican., 1882-08-01
aad.es' preu asBcciation,

Tho LADIES Press Association held a meeting
last night At the residence of Mrs. Net!c Sanfor |,
the bright and talented eorrespondeient of the
Iowa state Register. Mrs. Burke (' Mouse in the
CurncD;' MIS-. Stewart, Of Dakota, and Mr.. L, &
Barnard made pleasant and entertaining remarks
Miss May sanford, Mrs. Bowers, AID Mr. lafayette
Lukes rendered some excellent music, and the
guests were furnished with superb collation. Ly
!hcir h9spt9b bic hostess. Among those present were
Burke and " Mouse in the Corner" Mr.. and Mrs.
Sreriy, Of the Washington iUrid Mr. AMI Mrs.
Lash, of Little Rock; Mrs. !. Robinson Morr II,
Mrs. stewart, Mis-. and Nj S Chapman, of The Oa-
clluosa Herald Ms, Mann, OF Waco, Texas; Miss
la,cOner, Mr.. and Mrs. DGrncll, Mr.. aud MIS-. Me-
lus, Mr. Sykes, MIS-. Bowers Mr.. and Mrs. Drew,
Mrs. Professor Belt,ie, Miss Granlham, Miss Mur.
ply, Mr. Dony of the Central City Courier; Mr.,
kpi-tl0m, MIR. r. @: Barnard, Washington corFc-
spondeut OF the Philadelphia ieeDhOae,
National Republican., 1882-08-01
T,,. Gn,Ic... Excur.inn.

The Washington Cadet Co.p', Company A, gave
their first delightful moonlight excursion forty
miles down the Potomac last evening on the COM
modous steamer Mary Wa a5hinglon. The steamer
LETT her wharf fo3t OF seventh street at 7;3l o'clock
and returned about 1880 p, IN. Prominent anon,
those pre-, ent were Miss RhoGa Hickman and es-
cort, Mr.. j, II. Stewart, Mir, w. T. Bvnjam II, Mr..
X. II. Neall, of tho House Of Representatives nc
comrGnied By Mr., Chares Mo;en GndMiss smith
wood AID escort, Miss liuttio Lucas and Cscoit,
Ir. and Mrs. Charles ElcXandria, Mrs. Josephine
Finey and egcJrt, Mr.. Gordon and lady Chpt in
Kelley, OF the Capital City Guards, and wi!e; MIS-
Carrie Beta, Misses Lula Wayne, 1ayior, Keys,
aud Hotter, Mr. c. {. Stewart, Miss HubuCr an 1
escort, Mr.. llubner nnl wife, AMI many otheis.
Many children wer1 also noticed Un the boat.
TIC music was excellent.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Madam. DnboI,, R.s,.ur.nt.

One Of tAo pleasant restaurants in Washington
Is that Of Matamc dubois at l79S Pennsylvania
avenue, in the cozy bricl; house .unS back Ia
the yard, known us the famous headquarters o.
Gene, al Scottnt the outbreak OF the war. Madame
Dubois Is an nccump ished culinary artist Hnt
syperiuteuds tho cuisine manipulated by an nc.
eomplishe FleuCh cJok, aud everything tol be-
70 her gu 'sis II tempt.u3 and delicious ~ TIC
palate. I &C daily table II hoie Is remark lbe FOL
National Republican., 1882-08-01
THE SpARRING MATCH,
DonuciIy and collins Nave Signed fCi
Glove Fight.


Messrs Donue!ly and Collins met at Gcdlreys
Hotel yesterday afternoon TO make arrangements
for the proposed sparring match. There were
present, in addition to the two interested parties,
G. q. Godfrey, George Il. Palmer of Norfolk.
George Mantz, George Williamson, and numb r
OF others Alter some little discussion the follow
ing 1gr 'ement was drawn up:
We, the undersigned. do hereby agree to spar
iour three. minute rounds Marquis OF QueGnSbury
rules, with one minutes rest between rounds
August Is next. We agree that should either lie
knocked out during each or any of the said rounds
the winner Shall take two-thirds OF the receipts
and the loser the other third. If neither are
Knocked out, then the receipts are to be equally
divided after all expenses are paid
T.. DoNSELLY,
JOHN G. COLLINS.
A we!l-known sporting man aud Critic reporter
silned as witnesses.
The match will probably take place in the Ma
tonnl Thcaer as efforts Gie being made to secure
1t. There Is TO be an attractive programme, in
Guiding sp9rring b. amateurs during the evening,
McssTs Donnclly and Collins Will begin to train
down at once, and, if nothing occurs to interfere,
the Washington public will be treated to q irs!.
class boxing exhibition.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
AnIninncliun A.l.eh Enr.

Henry F. Rich has fled an equity suit against
CLarle' A., John A., and Charles f. Schneider
tracing cs Schneider sons, for an injunction and
to Gbatc nulsance The plaintiff sta cs lie is the
owner In f'e simple Of the north 81 feet OF lot !
In squurc 29l which Is improve by u Ihrce-s Ory
brick house. The derendrn are operating n
machine shop and foundry Oh the property south
OF the defendants premises, which he claims, by
nuisance. Hc therefore ks that |. may be sup
pressed and an Injunction granted.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
yu,,.., J,ror.:s and EIis FRIENDS.

Hon. L. Jcnoris entertained at his parl jrs, i'll
the A lington, last evening a large number Of
prominent Mississ,rl ians, who called to pay their
respects and COZ gr,tuia.c him on his nomination
for Congress. Without single exception, the
Misslssipp!ans in Washington are tel 1t, Il with
the Judges nomination, and are proud Of their
candidate and earnest III their CUuin nlatioNs Oi
the wise uctltn # his constituency in putting for
wG,d such nNoriliy ard acceptable geutt tlnan.
Iho judge entertained his guests in slmpluous
s'yie, and tie cUurtc,ies exchanged on the CCCu-
sion were of the nts! agreeable and interesting
f!iu nj.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
The E.st Cnn,,o,.strce. Barge c,ub.

The East Capitol Street Barge Club gave ono Of
their delightful eNcu sons on Thursday last. The
party embarked at Summers beat house, foot of
\ hid street southeast OF their barge the Maison
which was irslooucl with tagS and strrGDcts,
mud hen Mcnded their way down the Potomac
parlakins ora substantial lunch they spent the
atteri oOn iii fishing and other plea ant pasdmcs,
and nj $50 +. nj. they started for Washington,
which YVES reached by II O'Clock. Tho par!y WAS
sllutel by Wrshing OnS fnyorite steamers, Key
port and George Lcary, and other seaIa!!s at
various times during the day. The party was
composed Of the following ladies ard gentlemen
Miss Annie and Emma Wiikc%ou, aid Miss Knto
ana CJra SigGers, Mr.. Bescher Macuighul Edward
g. Siggcrs, and John 4. Tyler, Mr.. Will MG-
GuEAM WAS The cAp.Ntn u the party.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
sm.t for Dns,,msea.

Albert q, Rru't by his attorneys, BIrney &
D!rney aid Woodbury. Wheeler, yesterday com-
menccd suit against George W. Knox, claiming
$1,000 dnmHgcs' The declaration Of the plaintiff
build barn for the deiCn,ant, and in the course
OF the work sCGiio!d. which he claims
had been improperly constructed, and it preciyi-
IA cl him To the gr0urd Ills left shoulder wai
fractured and he sustained otter severe injuries,
eau ing him 10 eXpCnl over $500 In medical al
tendance For these and other injuries he claims
the damages as stated.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
salt 10 sea aside ~ Decd.

Anthony ". Dutch ana oIAt rs have illtd n sui
in equity against r. =. Dodge and others for the
recession ofa deed Of trust. The plaintiffs ailegC
lhGt on March 3, 1881, Thomas Jenitcr died, who
was the owner Of property In square 81, In Juy
lo'5, some person calling him SER TGomus Jeniief
cNCCtcd II deed Of trust 70 Dodge & DRrncile on
the property IN question TO secure loan of ST. 900
from one Hall They assert that the deceased
t. lial, ana that the deed, Viii ch is In fraud q
their rights, be Sc aside
National Republican., 1882-08-01

Wanted plenty ofhelp to got rid
OF our still immense stock pre-
yicus to removing into our Hand
some New Building.
tits impossible for us to men,
ton all the low prices to whieh
we have reduced the goods still on
hand, enough said when we say
that no goods shall be carried into
the new building that a price will
sell.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
GORE ARD INK.
A Bruiacd Nose and u shattered Tnh.FtOt-
tie ia the "Suu..y Chronicle" " OMct.

tie ia The "Suu;.y Chronicle " O;Hct.
The oxube. AMI juvenile whom the Crit keeps
to Go its horrors and sch has again let his vivid
Imagination run riot. This tmo 1t was on tho
Heath liz knun 1ncOun:cr. Tee are the true
fa' IS the cac: Mr.. Ii ,uth, notitiHg in Sundays
Chronicle an article that seemed to imply that
the editor OF the Ic nltc had committed de-
liberute md williul lrrury, determined TO seek
an explanation without Informing Mr.. Itamsdell
naraser OF the RcpuJdc went to the o!i!ce of the
ChrOR ce ana found Mr. IS. +. Huckulali, editor,
proprietor, publisher, and bu intss lGanHg, r. sit
ting ut h S desk. Mr. II inth asked-nc uiu not
spread out" &c.-
WHO WROTE THE oDSaXIous ARTICLE.
Mr.. Iicckmnn declined to sNy. Mr., Heath again
rcrCnt' his que -tbn ask ell II he (lIarkmun) was
Tot the rtspoi sible cdittr Of the paper, il the
pHper had II responsible editor, and, following No
his fist question, remarked that Iackman had
q few more endeal ing names. Heath then struck
Hnckman acr.ss the lace by way Of emphasizing
bis .emarks. llackGian grasped II large inSs and
aud all umbrella, and valiuntly said: "Come on"
whcreupon the invader dodgCd, AID the ink, land
flew into pieces, deluging small boy c,nneclrd
with purbys establishment with Ink from head to
foot. Then tho bel'igerents cl!nched and
ROLLED OVER ASD OVER,
round the desk, not much damage being done TO
crowd TO rush ill., and HacHnlan called out 10
them, Take him off, VS." Heath was pulled
off, and Hackman regGincd his feet As Heath
tnrred to leave the Establishment, no said t.
like the last, l will publicly cIwhiGc yIu.
Hackman replied that he would purchase a
revolver and shoot him, and later in the ny
GSons pst and put it in his pGekst hea
and only has slight scratch near his nose, whe c
HacAmln struck him first.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
aIu,lty 10 - uruIc AniminI.

Major King, the cruelty to animal man, ycstcr-
day found u COW in n ditch near Howard Uuiver.
slly in a very dis.rc. sing condition. He ascer-
tanned tLat lhe animal had fallen in the ditch a
week ago; LaI broken n h,rn aud leg and had
b cL allowed TO lie thcGG without any attention
Tue major had the COW Killed, and to-day Will
- ear out II war ant against her owner, John
kgvitt who so cruelty nCSl Ctgl her.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Trntting al sl,o Fair OrounI,.

There will he q gool tr1ttIng contest at the
National Fair Grounds tomorrow afternoon, ard
il the weGIheris prolit.ous the attendance should
be very large. The hor.cs are well matched, and
the race Will no doubt bc close and exciting.
god sock titRt we have in our very mtist, AID
will du lauch toward inducing Others OF out citi-
GeAs 70 inlNlEe In Tho lMNnrN Nf llsL sLoNls.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
A srrinns AcrIncnt.

Last night about O'clock Johannes Watson, a
machinlst, who YVES employed at Tng NATIONAL
RLpuBLlcAN oG'cc in put ing up the sliuEins 10
run the bullock yrcss lel from u sCatuld and,
striking on tie lilies" disloCAied hi, LETT shuGl-
der and was otherwise lady bru,se ana cat. lie
was conveyed u the Emergency Ito pl;al and
placed under lhg influence of ether, unl the
shOulder scl by Dr. PaTsons. lie passed tAc night
Al Tho lOyIilEl
National Republican., 1882-08-01
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
Tho xvco,s,cr ro-D,~

Ter NE Middle dLdBhc States incndsipo c'oudi.
nres icin rain, ,ciRds mostly souL,sriy stationary
hmpcrd'trr, stationary or iorcr pressure.
For llusiingtop, from a. m. 10 midniga!-
Coady ued'hcr, ,cih light rain.
Thermometric readings--7 A. M. 72so: II y. m.
sO7'; p. M, 1882; p. M, 1912 IL p. M, 72.lo
maximum, Sl1o; minimum, GS4o.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Isnnn fnr rtrnnEnrA..

Ny husband had drunken habits he could not
overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonic took away
his Thirst f.r simulants, restored his old energy
o! mind and nerves, and gave hun strength 10 -
tend 10 buslness.-Cincinnat Lady.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
gnicrr., on tie pI.trIr, IA,l,,.

Tr asurer Gillllan, as commissioner Of the sink
ing fuud Of the District Of Columbia yesterday
made rrquisition upon the Secretary Of he Treas.
u > tor - 5,SU-y1, with whicn 10 pay The interest
ou We District 3.65 bonds due to-day,
National Republican., 1882-08-01
N ni..n,.L.,. l,n,,u+nh

Anna Andusun has been granted dlvorc;
from lymCre Anderson. They married NJvcute
. ie79, and lived togo.her until November |, 1875
When he deserted hcr, lie is also charged wiz
committing adultery With Emma Carte. ut
house On Eleventh street, between q uud Il, OF
SOylu5erl and December j, ls7S.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Ches.. Nherhers. nnh NYhInt Clnh.

The regular monthly meeting of the above club
vii! be held this evening NJ their rooms No. ! 40
New Yog; avenue. Those interested in the above
games will DC cordially welcomed at the cub.
iooWs my evening 10 witness and participate in
han as.
National Republican., 1882-08-01

We have on hand about 10 cases
beautiful Lawns at 8 cts.
About 1880 pieces White Goods
OF every description. These wo
have reduced to the cost of i'm
portatiOn, and are cheap.
5000 yards genuine Wamsutta
Sheeting, tcn-quartcr wide, run
ming i'll length from one to ten
yards, at about 25 cts. per yard.
This make costs 374 cts. to buy
from the agent.
National Republican., 1882-08-01

and that Otcr Irregularities prior 10 that time
were known TO have existed. In view Of these
circumstances Mr.. Coyle asked that bail be liked
at $685. Mr.. T,tten, Mr.. BigelCws counsel, was
not present, but his father in-law and friends
were in court looking af.,r his interests. Judge
smell Informed the prisoner that tie bail could be
given any tine during the day. At :jO the clerk
Was informed thnt BAH could not be procure d, ana
tie PRISONER was returned to Jail.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
PaIais Royal.
GENEVA AWARD!

Srec'a and personal att, n.!on given to the prepa-
ration proof and trial Of In the Court Of Ala
llama Claims. In Washington, ID, q.
An extended experience in the former court, and
unusual facilities for managing these causes enab es
me to render special s.rvces 10 claimants. Time I, r
doceting cases eXphes January Il, Iss3. All cases
not entered or before that dato will be thereafter
totally barrel aud Ii a INVISIBLE.
Tho Court has jurisdiction of claims for vessels and
cargoes destroyed by any confederate cruisers tile
wages of officers aud men, their personal effects and
for War Premiums paid from April, 1861 to Noven-
b,r 1850 Interest is allowed from tie time of tho
loss or paymn OF premiums until March 81, 1877, vt
per cent. per anrum.
Full information siycu on application to the unler-
signed,
National Republican., 1882-08-01
LOCAL MENTION.
DUELHC vGICE.

1880 aud 1911 + ST., Jan. Q, 1882.
gentlemen: | chccrfnlly re3om-
mend Browns Iron Dittors us ito
est preparation ever brought be-
is.e the putlic.
W. II. KENEosTER,
Office of Edmonsion tS Co.,
Fine Shoes.
Browns Iron Di.tcrs Is nm inynl-
,,a 10 strengthener for the nerves,
MUSCLES, and digestive organs. pro.
duciug strength and appetite.l
National Republican., 1882-08-01
I-OI5ID-

MUTTIEMAN ON the 3,st Of july, 1882, ut GJO q
M, UARNIEr r.. wife of Maurice l.. Muhlelnnn.
li,t. Louis papers pieGse copy.l
National Republican., 1882-08-01
RrNniinnnI ArrirnIa


WtLLARD's.-F. w. Cbn1ughy, Bellrville, Ill! w.
$. johnson, London, England w. w. Ker. Ih ln-
delphi q; y. II. Green, Charles r. Matthews w. II.
kerrhOH, New York George u. Scuddcr, New j or.
sey; Hon. j. a. J. Cresswell, Maryland II. I.atsko,
Austria; Hon. William a. Newell, Washington Ter
ritOTy.
nrTRDroLtTAS.-J A. Sherry Philadelphia; Il.
W Warisld, 81. Louis: H. Al. Miller, Jr, Charlotte.
n. G.; a. 4. Smith, New York; H. +. Tate Mem
pns, Tenn; @iwin Curs, baltimore; George, w
White, II. e. jackson, New York George Wi lam
Barker. dnry, n. :. Wales; H. II, Johnson. Nr-
gihini w. > HAYNES jr q. +. Noah, Boston John
ID. Smyste, Chicago.
IT, JAMES. George r. Kennedy, Bgtim re Pedro
uc owe, IL. ~ steele. New York! El. Perry, hasSl-
chnSetts; John NJ Kennedy, Pennsylvunia; j. w.
Moore, Georgia: G, =, Kellogg, Missouri; John X
No'ingcr, UhiU; NJ. H. Crump, EGniuCky.
,RGGS.-T. Il; spence Cincinnntl. lion. II. q.
pn ~ rH,," - ~. 'laqs philadel'
Dakota; d. N. Jhcstpn. PhlMdGlpliin.
,t ij,n d. W, Eoper, Philadelphia; Charles
a; II LSV.t; - e. McIiprKlc lnAdL lpMa
A'peit ~ I"1sirr, Ma 5nchusCtS.
- ~ .StiAUC.--W. II. Davis, Philadelphia; A. Gas
p|er, !mrc'lnn, Spain; H. CRnuIas, Philadelphia;
G. a. M sllnd, Chicago
AnLINprON.-J. c. Hamilton Lexington. Va: n.
w. Markly, New Jcisny; lion. q. L.. Converse OHIO.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
"A,derncy Dairy Wagons

For ~ Chance 10 Make Fortuns
On n snail investment see the advertisement else
where OF the Railway Mining Company.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
BIGELOW IN COURT.
Rail Fixed at Ss5,O0O-Unable TO Obtain
II 9Ie Retu,Iis 10 Iau,

In the police court yesterday Mr. Coyle, repre-
sentng the government asked the court to fix the
amount Of bail iu the case of i. Frank Bigelow,
under arrest for cmbezhlement. lie said that c.
;. Bradley, cashier OF the bank, had sworn out two
warrants charging separate eiatez2 5mentl, one
on January ~ Of &5.3Gjil ana the other on FebIu-
AIRY 2l, OF S3,9Sl. These amounts were the largest
taken in any one day, but table had been pre-
pared showing that tue amount taken altogether
was knoWn 10 Le $50. 900. This W. S the sum given
in Yesterdays REPUBLICAN, the only paper not in
duiglng in spscu alton, put giving the exact
figures. 1t was shown thHt the embeZzcments
National Republican., 1882-08-01

Fresh Alderney butter churnod every morning,
nnd delivered IN Ilb. Ward" prints AT i0c per lo
Also cottage cheese, SO. per ball: butte1nilk. &c.
per quart, and sweet milk DC. per quart
National Republican., 1882-08-01

TnE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call or
address IIctzog, JOS Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yuiiia avenue.
National Republican., 1882-08-01

You ran publish n thrcc-lno advertisement Of
"Wnntcd," "Tor Rent" /" For Sale" or Loaf
three times for twenty-five cents in THE RIPuD-
National Republican., 1882-08-01
LADIES' GOODS.

"f.s71s.vs1 T- AJ
e.a &6E41-u2 ni-<--I slzs =
1NwTzuFr1v7 rf39
-iss -.ls;s,l .ls-.sl.trsD II
ussEYs uTnvJ= -AY
FL - E-0
National Republican., 1882-08-01
SPECIAL SALES!

Having on hand many hnlfdo2cn md broken
boxes Of choice goods, We have determined 10 nssDrt
them into lots, and offer the following REMAHkA-
BILE BAkGAlNS.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
nas Posr.oFrrcE NOTICE.

nvA53 iOoi-Orr1Sf' 4NOiiSr-
Foreign Malls for the week ending August will
close at this Office us follows:
MuNDAI-At 10 u. III. flr Asr1nwal and South
Puccl,ic, per steamship Colon.
TuhSDAG-At :k3b T. III. for Europe, per steamship
WISCONSIN,. via Queenstown; at 10 u. m. for Nene-
ZutlH and Cutngoa, per steamship Valencia
DNkSDAY-At 1870 u. m for Europe, per steam
ship Scytha, via Queenstown (ettcrs foc Germany
ard France must b directed per Scythia w at
iSO a. Di. for France direct pr steamship st. Ger
main, via HAVE; ct a. m. Tor the Netherlands
direct, per steamship EdaIn, via Amsterdam; at
ll:3J Il. m ioT Europe, per steamship Rhen via
Southampton and Bremen: at l p. In. for Porto
- Rico drect, rer steamship Antilles.
luRSnA i-At 5sD n. IL. for Europe, rer steam
and France must be directed per Republic y; nj
s:lO n. M for EuTope, rer steamship Wieland, vi,i
plymouth ChcrbourG, and Hamburg at p. N. for
Ntsstu an Matanzas, per steamship City of San
Antonio at l:3} p. IN. for Cuba, the West indies.
aud Mexico, per steamship British Empire, via
SATURDAY-At6 n. m. for Europe, per steamship
city OF Rome. win Queenstown 0etters for Germany
and Scotland must b. directed per City of Rome J:
ct Sa. nl for is l5ium direct, per steamship Nader
per steamship Ethiopia, via Glasgow; AT 10 a. M,
for Jainnch, per steau ship Belize; ~ II q. N. for
Europe, per steamship Seckar, win Spnthnmp: oa
ana Bremen; at ll0 p. m for Cuba and Porto Rico,
per siegrsh!p Niagara, VIA Havana; at y. IN. for
Slllna nt!;i Japan, per steamship Arabic, via San
siaiis ps'S, ior Australia. Sow ZSaaad Sandwich and
FIJI IslSnds, per steamship City of sydney via San
Francisco. close August ~ ut 7p. ms
"Ihe scha e OF closes OF trnnS-Pactfc mail Is ar.
rAnsed on The taSis of an nninteGrnTted overland
trarBit 10 san Francis, 20. Malls from the Eat ar
o. STEAMERS are DISPATCHED the same day.
HENRY @. PEARSON, Postmaster
National Republican., 1882-08-01
GLOVES
JNDERWEAR!

Special lots of fine Chcmiscs, Night Dresses skirts,
Corset Covers
Dressing sacques ut equally attractive rates
National Republican., 1882-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N|| THE NATIONAL CAPITAL TELE-
eSS phone Company has arranged with the South.
crn Be Telephone Coinlsmy 10 give toiephonic
dn ~ ii,n m viii H ho uo o,o, ,Ssto f hsinn "I ir
The follow n rates will be charged; l. single com.
niunicAti' ~, not exceeding five minutes Is c'nts:
ais mrde frsm subscribers telephones Will be
charged against that subscriber. and nc, onnts rem
derpd monthly. ,. Rec.ipt, emitting the subscriber
TO 80 communications, given on payment Of so. Ap-
ply at tie tOmpanyS office, 1920 New York avenue.
jySl-.t WARREN CuOATt1, Superintendent.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
All Dress Goods Reduced to
one-half their former
Price.
All Goods Must be So d that
Price Will Sell.

We arc proud to say that tha
building cost much more than W.
anticipated and our bank ac.
counts run low, we must therci
fore replenish. Help us to do thii
and we shall help you TO bettei
bargains than you have eyeI
bought before.
500 dozen twO-;nch hem
stitched pure Linon Handllor-
chiefs at IL Cts, have been sold at
20 cts.
All odds and ends in Housefur.
nishing Goods, such as Table
Linen, Towels, Napkins, etc., at
half price to close.