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National Republican., 1882-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

Germans are gradually becoming the bakers of
London.
The last toll. gate in the Yosemite Valley has
been abandoned,
The crushing of Jersey Infants toe has cost the
Erie railroad $1,000.
Eighteen thousand bouquets were given Boston
scho Il graduates this year.
PennsylvRnia's coal product this year will
largely exceed that OF last.
. the Eastern Shore h,h-of factories are idle,
owing To tie scarcity OF fish
new railroad between Gettysburg and Harris
burg, Pa, is being projected.
Thomas FarIall, OF Brooklyn, has found the lost
art OF fusing metals with bE0ss.
Garibaldrs old home on Staten Island has been
presented to the Italian nation.
Edwin Booth seems 10 be making great deal of
lame, but no money In London.
The Mormons will receive 700 converts from
Europe during the prescnt year.
Miss FOote and Miss Stocking took prizes for
amiability ut Dubuque college.
One half barrel of honey was taken from one bee
tree in Shannon Couuty, Missouri
West Virginia produces about one. fourth of all
the nails made in the United States.
Great Britan's great seal is yellow for England
green for Ireland. aud red for Scotland.
The census of Calcutta shows that there are
S0l0o protesting Christians III that city,
There are IN Ohio 1874 more boys than girls
within the ages prescr. bed for attendance In the
publc schools.
The regular army Of Great Britain Is lS3. .0l1
bers Al, l70 men.
Portions Of the old elm which stood on Boston
Common have been placed as relics in Indepeud :
ence Hall, Philadelphia.
The most beautiful young lady Oscar Wilde
claims To have ecu in this country is Miss AlsIua
Allen, OF Montgomery Ala.
Thee million Of Northern Pacific bonds were
taken by the German BANKERS by their representa-
tive recently In lhiseomtry.
Mrs. larnbee, OF Iowa, Is visiting Mr'. James
Mitchell, In North Adams, Mass. They are sisters,
each over 30 years old, and never before met.
Russia has 100000 Protestants aud half as
many Roman Catholics aud the government gives
National Republican., 1882-08-01
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS,

Forty recruits have been ordered to the Third
Infantry, and thirty to the Eighteenth Infantry,
in Montana.
Candidates for appointment as assistant pay
masters in the Navy will be examined ut the navy
yard this week.
General Charles II. Crane will be confirmed as
Surgeon General United States Army at The next
executive session of the Senate
Colonel Joseph II. Taylor, assistant adjutant-
general, is relieved from duty at headquarters,
Department of the South, and ordered to the De-
partment of the Platte Colonel james F. Martin is
Crook, and Colonel Henry c. Corbin is tr,lcred to
the Department ofthe South, at Newport, Ky
Rev. Winfield Scott and Rev. S. w. Merrill, who
have been nominated as chaplains in the army,
were both officers of volunteers during the rebel.
lion. Mr.. Scott as chaplain of the One hundred
and Twenty sixth New York volunteers, Mr.
Merrill as chaplain of the one Hundred and
Seventy-seventh New York.
Lieutenant Charles L. Garst, fifteenth Infantry
has been tried at FurtEeavenworth for sending to
Secretary Teller of the Interior Department
strong and urgent letter Of advice regarding In
dian matters in New Mexico, instead of sending it
through the usual military channel. (post depart
partment, division and army commander aud the
Secretary of War; He was convicted and SEN
fenced to be reprimauded in general orders. Gen
eral John Pope, commanding the Department of
the Missouri, published the proceedings, in which
he says: BY his approval and official publication
of this sentence, the Department Commander con-
siders that sufficient reprimand hs been ad-
minstered to this young cttcer for an inconsider-
ate act, which no doubt has already beea re-
grelted." Lieutenant Garst has been released
from arrest and restored to duty.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
District Catsrfz

EQUITY CouRT-JUsTlcE HAGSER-Campbell VS..
Boss; i. Carusi appointed guardian nd litem.
Noithington ,Iys. Reed; G. A. Reed appointed
guardian ad litem. Grimes VS.. Smith sale rati-
lied nisi; Shelton VS.. Ware reference to the Aud.
itor. Given vs. Philip; testimony ordered taken.
Eaton VS.. Eaton sale ordered. Reh VS.. Schneider
rule issued. Anderson VIZ. Anderson; divorce
granted. Sands vs. Saiids; objections to sale over
ruled. Chase VS.. Chase; testimony ordered taken.
OConnel W. Bird; sub ituto OH OF trustee. Bald
win VS. Trinidad Paving Company; on hearing. An
derson VS.. Anderson; divorce win. mat. granted.
Worthington VS.. Reed; Catharine A. Reed mp
| OH ed guardian nd litem. Sands VS.. Sands; OBJ
j.ctions TO sale overruled and sale confirmed
Chase W. Chase; testimony before John A. Clarke
examiner, ordered taken. OConnell vs. Bird
substitution OF Trustee o. T. Thompson for G. r.
Thompson orderei. Forrest VS.. Forrest sale or
dcred aud Joseph Forrest appointed trustee TO sell
estate granted. Adjourned till Ia. day II a. IN
No. II on hearing
National Republican., 1882-08-01
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions at the various Dis
trfct Onicea

Building permits were Issued yesterday to ]. d.
Marvin, to build one brick stable on street. be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets northwest to
cost $500; f. W. Bergman, to make repairs at 107
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, TO cost $3.50
gang of street lnborers have been set to work
taking up the rough Seneca block pavement on l
street, between Eighteenth and Twenty first streets
northwest and Ielaying it aftcr breaking it up
The number Of dog-tcgs issued up to yesterday
The Commissioners have returned House bill
No. 1919 TO Hon. j. j. Ingalls, chairman of the Sen
ate District Committee, with their opinion that
the public interests wonld be subserved by de-
tail OF one or more police officers to assist in
forcing the laws for the prevention of cruelty TO
animals and children" but suggest that special
legislation regulating the details Of the police force
would be inexpedient. They state that they are
their discretion, yet take occasion TO say that II
would be well that they should make detail for
the purpose requested whenever the regular de-
mnnds upon the force shall permit.
The Health Ofhcer has addressed communica-
uon 10 the Commissioners stating the most feas-
ible plan for reducing exr rendituics in the service
for relief OF the poor, he would recommend that
the services of the two physicians in the fifth and
sixth sanitary divisions be dispensed with, and
TINT the work of attending the POO in said divi-
sionN lie divided between the central dispensAry
ndds That the necessary changes in divisions will
be made III detail 10y himself These suggestions
have been approved by the Commissioners.
The attorney for the District has decided that
the w1ter tax is n special tax and subject to the
reductions, &C., as such.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Police Court Nnfea.


James Jackson was sent to the wOrkhouse for q
days for being caught prowling around the yard
of Mr. T. +. Schneider, In East Washington, ut o
late hour Saturday night
Tobias Simpson, the old colored man who as
sauled several Capitol policemen about ten days
ago, while he was being arrested for trespassing or
the Capitol paik, and who was fined $50 for the
assault and So for the trespnss, released from
jail on paying $40 for the assault and s5 for the
trespass, aud promising to go to the county.
Robert Brooks. n small colored thief was rnn-
ming off with Inc ttulcn property, when Mrs
Theresa Polona tnd, 0yOred to stop him, and he
assaulted her, iCr which he was sentenced to six
months In jail.
81 ecinl Officer Thomas Banks was fined e5 fol
nssaultng u colCred man named Robinson
Banks, who is very larpe man, was chuSiug
Rubinsons little son about IL years old for throw
ing stones, when Robinson asked what was the
matter, ard Banks turned OH him.
Hartman klug, ON old nan with his mead cut
and bruised III raj places and his clothes spat-
tered with blood, was in the dock charged with
keeping disSrderly house on X street. between
Sixth aud Seventh streets southeast. The case
was continued for evidence for the defense, and
klug was committed In default Of 500 bonds for
mis- appearance,
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Rust OF presiaent GnraeId.

Preston Powers, of Florence, recently passed
some days in Painesvillc, Ohio, in giving the
finishing touches 10 bust of President Garfield,
which has been carefully examined by Mrs. Gar
field and the mother of the late President. Mrs.
G. pronounced 1t the most satisfD cory bust of her
husband she had yet seen, and The only one
she could conscientiously sanction. Mr.. Powers
made several changes in the clay model ut the
suggestion Of Mrs. Garfield, and aiterNard took u
copy Of il in plaster. He is now in Portland Me-,
where he will remain q few weeks, and then re-
turn 10 Florence to cut the bust in marble, work
which will require nearly six months of careful
labor. 1t will then be brought to this country
Mr.. Powers's numerous friends in this city viii Ge
pleased to learn of his success i'll producing SO ex
ecllent Likeness of the late President.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
.RoPOsALs For INK AND PADS For Pos'T
MARKING AND STAMPING PURPOSES.

NEW YORK.
Estimates furnished. ink
National Republican., 1882-08-01
RaltImorc GeueruI rrnrI,et

BALTIMORE, July 3l-Cotton quiet middling, 12.1c
Flour dull; Howard street and Western superfine
s. 75 do extra. 81 COOS co. do family S5 2G so
City Mills superfue, 60 COCA 75: do EXTRA "a oOGe 70
do. Rio brands, % ooa6 25 Baltimore high grade fam
lily, u co. do winter wheat, patent, u So Wheat
southern lower and active; Western advanced mai
OF Advance lost and closed steady Southern red II !,
al 2; do antbel, q ll6tl H. No. Maryland, sI lls,
asked; No. Western winter red, spot 81 iiCDf Ii =;
July and August, 81 ll@l IA; September, 81 III IA
lla; October, al l2siml 10. Corn shern lower
and quiet; Western steady and duh; Southern white
81 D0Gl o. do yello n, SSdOOc: Western mis- ed July
82szc asked; August. h@I@SjiSc; September Siss;d
SESc octoGer 85c asked UuiS quiet and easy South.
ern coat 6Gc; Westerly white, GillG8c; do mixed Oo G3a
Pennsylvnnia, 65gGGc. hye quiet at 656l70c Hyy
steady; prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
sl7 Q94ls o. Provisions steady; mess pork ST. 2jGi
23 %; 5ulE meats - shoulders and clear-rb sides
packed, lIMl3;.e bacon = shoulders, l2c; clear rit
sides, l5sc hams, l5sGql6.4c Lard refined. 14c But
ter quiet Western packed. l49g3c; creamery 23a.7,
Eggs higher at l7c. Petroleum dull; refined 6Ic
Coiee strong Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair. st6l glsc
Sagar higher; A soft, 0tsc. Whisky steady MT I'll Ia
Receip;s-F0nr 2l62 barrels wheat, 2O2i7 bushels;
corn SS bushels oats 7g22 bushels; rye, 500 bush.
els. Shipments-Wheat, lSS3O6 bushcia; corn l. ST2
bushels saies-Wheat, s2i0j5 bushels; corn. 21,OOJ
bushels. ' -4'NN
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Or. Frazicr's Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a dram shop
whisky beverage. but are strictly medicinal In
every sense They actstrongIy upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open aud regular make
the weak strong, heal the lungs build up tho
nerves aud cleanse the blood and system OF every
jmpuriiy.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood TO the Head, tend
ing TO ApopleXy Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, scrofulous Humors
and Sores, letter Ring Worm, White Swelling,
lrysipelas, Sore Eyes, and ioryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru.
dencc. and to females In delicate health, FraAers
Root Btters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: 81 have used two bottles OF your
Root Biiters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness.
and Kidney Disease. aud they did me more good
than the doctog aud all the medicine ever used
From the first dose took began TO mend, mud
am now In perfect health. and feel us well as ever
did. consider your medicine one Of the greatest
blessings" Mrs. NJ. MARTIN,
Cleveland, Ohio
Sold By al druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle
HENRY & CO.. Sole PropEetors,
Tu&F e. Ncscy street, New York City.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
j. Il. Coldwell,
AUCTIDNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PRO
PEhTY on EASTERN BRANCH ROAD, ABOUT
ONE MILE ABOVE UNIONTOWN, AUGUST T.
1882, AT O'CLOCK Il. NJ.
By virtue of u deed of trust dated the 18th day of
October y. ID. 1870, and recorded In liber No. 60
folio 10, one of the lard records for the County OF
washington In the District OF Columbia, aud by d.
reciton OF the party secured thereby, the undersigned
Trustee will sell on MONDAY, AUGUST z, 1882, ut 4
O'Clock p M, on the premises, the undivided half
pt following described tract piece parcel of
ground situate lying Ad being the eastern side OF
the Eastern Branch ofhe Potomac River In the Coun
y OF Washington, District of Columbia, afore said,
and being part of lots numbered "a and eight )
of James Dundas subdivision of ladsin said County
County and District Il being the same land that
conveyed by Henry Naylor and wife to A. Underhill
and Charles BHrker as tenants iit<ommon, by deed
dated February 49, 1854
Said tract land lying the eas. side of the East
ern Branch road, bounded and described as specified
A. Underhlll and Charles Barker, and containing
hxtyone (6il acres one D rood, and thrtynine (39)
percheB, with the improvemeUts, consisting of two
ings
Terms: onehaif of the purchase money in cash,
balance In six and twelve months from day OF sale,
with Interest at the rate of eight per centu per
nrm. payable semi-annuay TO be secured by deed of
Gnst on the property sold, or oil cnsh Mt purchasers
option deposit OF slOo will ue required attime of
Hale.
II the terms of sale are not complied with within
six DAYS from day OF sale, the Trustee reserves the
Fight to resell Mt the risk and of the defaultng
PUBLICAN, n newspaper of Washington, ID. c. All
80, N1(' 'Ie '''' r. +. A iD6AiRNEILLE,
y26 ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
HNHE GREAT

THE GREAT
srrgP32U g3URtF ik%fii, sFkESRI55S 55SsSSEEHMFSF sSENERXSF
TRAINS sFEGt W4sHisSr%dNsss fYS Is ~ rom sla'on s.
For he ss4 Wss siFSSs SSGo 9pTs HImited
M %"s e SadlhS%sy IA sy WI Will, sssP.S
~ p, m daily with Palace Cars to pittSuuSl n ri
burg and the Wssh Express $50 p. daily for Plus
f9o s;i, iSfeSsCn prins', 40 m 7:so and nio n. m
ri BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC nA1rBoAn
IN. dnipy eSsn hoehester bVialo, Niagara G4o A.
rasee asTs srs 0 m daily saiar
Far a; NJ NoS daily, w., except sunday. '" at '''
& @ tGfS a5o ann and hs S GDst S 500 or sn,aus 1880
on p%3 Sss i5 offPHhy Of Passa s fssl S5i
asy ~ tGfcash tfGasspi hsnnfSy '4ainsy connec,
Ieney & c'y with boats Of BroSklyn Annex fS, nSara a.
FST Snd dfPId5is1SlpnIa Id SEQ NJ l?9 TOO e5a
d LmHeii ny, EXPRESS os a. M daily except p sTndapy M
Sa 4S $50 7:So $50. and Il ii ioS1p Si' sunday m Soa
fSE eFacp aSafs sk Greek Line tj M and iio n n daily
Fsr sdnw Adnnnwapos, GO a. and Hop m daily excep,
AI.IX3NDRIA AND DFREDERIcKsRUPc R,1I,
TG WAr n ATp n ~ nALI;XANDRIA AND '% WMShfNa As h
Fur % %Alexand,la 6;So 100 300 lloo and lies a. m,
For Richmond and the South C3O and les n m dni,v
-, and 900 y. m. daily. except Sunday. ''
s:,3 ana 1900 n. m: u: o. 800 500 100 and v2o o.
m anu is:O9 midnight; on Sunday NJ sis s:5J and
TickSis an normaon at ,t the Office, northeast cor
,,er @ OF uhireenth street end fcnnsylyania avenue
SnGcKlng oi baggage TO destination from hotels anc
-. ]. II. WOOD. General Passenger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON General Managcr. N"'A"
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Local ltnAa.RaLl.

new baseball nine, to be known as The
Mufftrs," was organized in East Washingtc I
last week, with the following composition; Ellis
August, McKenny, Paige, II. Dean, s. Dean, Lohr
Armstrong, and Professor Sousa, leader of the
Maiine Band, being mostly members of the old
Eagle and Potomac mines. The new club will
play game with The Bashfuls on the old Eagle
grounds at o'clock p. IN. to-day, which will
doubtless be close and Interesting. The following
are the members of the Bashlul nine Brooks
Schroh, Sands, McAllster, Goetz, Gibson Marche,
Smith and Lury
National Republican., 1882-08-01
AZ the HYhnrrnx

Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals at the
river front us follows Schooner Rebccca Florence
Cisvell, 400 tons ice, Rich Company; schooner G.
r. Veeiland, Yancleaf, 6S5 tons ice, Great Falls
Ice Company; schooner Mary L. Morse, Baker
100 tons ice, Great Fails Ice Company; schooner
4. J. Stewart, Dunnach, 145 tons coal Clarke &
Given; schooner X. H. MITCHELL Mitchell 272 tons
coal, Clarke d ven; schooner Bengal, Lewis,
iSS Y; n. Ia, h,isphnUgn steamer toncort Milford,
Del Par Canal. Kenney $50 tons coal, city dealers
large Housatonic, Donaldson, S02 tons conl, city
dealers; schooner Amelia NJ. Price, Evans, $1,000
feet lumber, H. l.. Biscoe
National Republican., 1882-08-01

NEW YoRK, July si.-Dfonoy was active and loaned
up from 80 to per cent. per snhuul and down to
per cent, and closed ut kayG per Exchange was
steady at 45liS5s for long and isS SGS5. for short
sight. Governments were regular, but In the main
t1R per cent lowei stat 90 IDS wCre wilIOut fra-
ture except ior Fehn.sSte u.iS d, winch q per
volume of business. Trusaciioni aggregated 26 o.
shares. including Central lacnc, 7,OJj; Delaware
Grande 25,iOG erie a.7cU; Kansas aud Texas 2I7CC:
Lake Shore 1906 Louisville and Nashville ii 800
New Jersey Central, e,oUp; Northern Pacific 1'kO
heading, $3.50: 81, Paul, 5.1tr st. Paul ana Omaha
1850; Texas Pacific, s,s0G Wa ash Pachc, l2,2O;
5IW Rochester and ~, ,tsburg, 1880 Norfolk and
Western preierred, 25JE Nashville Chattanooga and
st. Louis, 3, 100, ~
National Republican., 1882-08-01
AUCTION SALES.
Walter IL. Williams 81 Co.,
AUCTION EERS

10y virtue OF chatiel deed OF trust, dated the
nAtn DAY oi hhy, a, d., 1882 by nni between A. Me-
~ Mnshngt1n, District Of Columbia OF the first part
M Melter II Shaw of the second part, recorded In
ssqs n oi washington County, District Of Columbia.
VIII sell ut public auction Mt storc-ronm No. g1i
Seventh street northwest In said cay OF Wa hinaton.
commencing tho 2p DAY or AUGUST, a. u. 1882,
al 10 o'clock NJ. ana 73J D. M, all the stock In trade,
hxtures, books, stationary and fancy goods, which
we're ln the rell store uf the said A. Met reary and
and upon tne premises above described Mt the date
1.-THE execution OF said trust sale TO continue from
nv to day until all the goods are sold.
WAITER II. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers,
National Republican., 1882-08-01
United States MorshaPs Sale.

by virtue OF writ of hera nacas issued out of the
crks Office Of tho Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, and 10 me directed, will sell at pnblic
N TUESDAY tho 18th day of August 1852, at 70
o'clock me- all the right title, claim and interest of
Nc de endant In aud to the followlng-described
property t9 %it: sublots 10 and a. In square oil, in
NE city OF washington, said District together with
all and singular the improvements thereon.
Levied upon as the property of George w. q. Eslin,
70 satisfy execution No % 50B law In favor of Rob
htC Hewitt, use OF Harvey Spalding. -
4. +. HENRY.
r,,o.,..,o,,,x y, IS. Marshal.
Iy27-dts
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Catholic Festivals.

Yesterday the festival of St. Ignatius of Loyola
the founder OF the Society of Jesus was celebrated
with special pomp at st. Aloysius and st. Joseph'z
Churches here by the Jesuis, and on Friday, the
festival of st. Dominic, there will be special SER
wees at st. Domihic's Church, the Whitefriars OF
preachers founded by Dominic Guzman, OF whose
death Friuny is the 2Glst anniversary
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Rnltimorc Cn,,re yy,-tr.s

BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Beef catte-Market slow
tops &c of; other grades l4gisc lower very best
g7Sc; first quality, d,tGl6'sc; medium. 4a6l5Jsc old
nary, ga 34c most of the sales were from A. Ia tc.
receipts, i,s3 head sales, 1881 head. Swne-I'ght
head; quotations, ln'}@lls4c. The receipts OF shee
and lan,5s were 1904 head; quoiationssheep, 3g54c
National Republican., 1882-08-01
phiI:,deIphia Ca,,,s Market.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, July 3i-Cattle- Market
fair; sales S,7OO head prime, ISdsc good, o.
medium, 3Ia@64G common, 4@s5ic. Sheep II trket
fair; sales, li0D head; prime, GOOSE; good 416G5c;
calves, 6a7-sg lambs; 4@IAc. Hogs active ut ii 40
l.}s sales, 31j0 head. -
National Republican., 1882-08-01

IF you know of any one who is suffering
from rheumatism, brulse, or Spain, tell such
10 use ST. Jacobs Oil" says Mr.. Kosenthal, Of the
we'll known printing house Of Rosenthal and
I'VE al know of St. Jacobs OIL, and nrc perfectly
amazed at the suddenness of the relief 1t aff Jlds
National Republican., 1882-08-01

LONDON, July 3i.-Amount OF bullion withdraw
from the Bank of England on balance to-day GO9OOo
Atlantic and Great Western drsls, asa; Ontario
Western, M3S; Erie, 4is; New York Central 1881;
Illinois Central III; Pensyivana G33s: Pbilaa, iplln
and Reading, 5lss Paris udvices quote renes slf Sc
and exchange on London ISL l2lsc.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
PALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Is N''' o---o N''i'''''AD
THE MODEL FAST AND TILE ONLY LINE
'"rHE EAST AND THE WE:sf VIA wA.uINGroN
DOUBLE TRAGkA J,NNEY COUPLER
SIEEI Il All III

A. An. n. cn,oaro Leave WASHINGTON. 81 i''E'
'-''' NAE SsiS,imnal, and st. Louis EAST EN
ana c6,cs,inn Cars to Cincinnati, St. Loui,
Az &C. pR%I,,moTe Escts City and Way stations,
o'0o pq!i,mSfe sirnsfHr ApRfpos and Way pledmons
ga. NJ Way, va RelayJ
t,:h5, siS Font RSl5'mGro ni 81 EEpiess; w,rso,,
CID rnPadleIpha, PaTlSrp New @ l9r @ Gnd Boston Express
MaJerstown and at Point of Rocks for SeeI
1900. Baltimore, fayetteville, and Laurel Express.
Stops NJ BeltSVille, Annapolis Junction Jes.
sup =, ana Dorsey S. On Sundays stops III
io0o Ia tlmore Express Stops at Hya,tsvlllc and
tioiO. Pit, burg, hlcago Cincinnati and ST. LouIr
Express Sleeping cais TO Cincinnati ant
1910 Baiiiim,0re Elicott City, Annapolis, and Wa,
s% il:s% 99 39IS ISS9gday only for Baltimore and Way.
taco Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New Y@k En
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations. (Wincheiter,
Frederick HaseIstown, and Way I'la Re
SHnsI(gDf SFFgSIS(5ISfS' via Relay. Stops at AdsFh,p5if
tie BTsitimerss, Annapolis, and Way stations
t Point eRssIer Sf hSSs' Sod wny wErs@sSr Win
Po6t Of ROCKS Roc az and % WAY Stations sahGayS SniHGy to
t' bfSro ManS stSpps 81 Myy
.e' .efS' Pom PoIni Of Rocks AID Way = alions.
ll'NN, lliltli ora NVN w ny StlllOnS
tS:lO. Iitsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Ixpress
80 sleeping Cars TO Ptisburg.
BIO Baltimore Exp cs.
tO:o5. Philadelphia, New York. and Boston ESnreS,
.,o,o Sleeping ars to New l,rH
1iUiu Chlclgu, Cincinnati and st. Louis Express
Sceping Cars 10 Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS and
- Chi, u %.
1900 Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ''' 'f'
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further Information uppiy ID the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket oilces Wash ny on Station, Glg ard 1871
lennSylvnnii avenue, C ,rner OF Fourteenth street
whore orders Will be taken for bgage to be checked
and received at any point in tie city.
WAi, CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore
q. Is. LORD,
General Passenger Agent b lltmore.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Nv A MI W. EAN LII u INN. N. innn

Posi- TOFFICE DEPARTMENT
- WA ELLINGTON, d. C., July g. iS92
SEALED PlOpUSA LIS Will be received at this De-
phrtnent until the 2ith day of August 1857 al II
O'Clock noon for furnishing Ink and Pads for stamp
lhB ana cancelinS pnrpOse for use of fourtl-c
the lst day ofJuly, 1,s2
There WIN be needed about 5000 pounds of ink and
1850 PADS more or less.
The ink submitted must have becn successfully
les' e Ia posOice of tie first class during period
o! 10 least one y ar, and selection VIII only be made
no hInnng inks accompanied by certificate OF
such test by the toStni ser during such period or an
issl7lhilt pOsnlaSter, when proper reason can he
shown for not producing one from the postmaster
ati INK must be secured In heavy lin boxes contain.
ls huf po lnd each, OF Ublong shape, with orce M
one end or cork the same TO be incl0sed In strong
wooden boxes sUitnh for In the mails
sample OF boxes 10 be seen at Blank Agency.
Samples of each article must accompany the bid
AMI the POstmasterGeneTul reserves te right 10 re-
ject any Or all bids.
Proposals must be ndOrsed on the envelope Pro-
posais for lnk,' Pad" or both, aud addrt ssed
10 the First Assistant POstmaser-G General, WASH
ington, ID. O.
r. o. HOWE
jy27thtutw Postmaster g-Gen,ral