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Renorse, regret and shame edupof them,

Remorse, regret and shame seized upct them,
and they felt that all was lost.
The reason that Eve was not sensible of any
change produced by eating the fruit of the tree
of the knowledge Of good and evil was, be-
cause the positive command not to eat of 1t
was not given to her, directly, but to Adam,
her husband, by whom she vas represented.
Had Adam refused to eat Of the forbidden
fruit, although Eve had eaten Of it, the fearful
consequences which have followed that deed,
would not have taken place. On the contrary,
had Adam eaten of the forbidden fruit, and
Eve had not, Eve would have suffered the
common ruin. The reason is plain. Eve did
not represent Adam, but Adam did represent
Eve. :o..'.. ''.'f 70 .:'s -.' . ..-s
1t is probable that had the serpent made a
direct attack upon Adam, and undertook to
persuade him to violate the moral law he would
have failed. This he did not. He first ap-
preached Eve and asked question which en-
bodied positive falsehood. He then declared
that the positive law, under which the human
pair we're placed, was unreasonable.
In a practical point of view, il may be said
that the undoing of the human family began
when Eve suffered herself to enter into a par
ley with the serpent. 1t is true yet, and ever
will be true, that there is ruin ahead when we
begin to parley with the old serpent. If there
is any weak point he will find it, and deluded
by what he presents as good, we will find our
selves plunged in the depths Of ruin.
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LII M E.

LIM NJ 81.
ERESH REACHED LIME for sale at my
Kiln, II miles East Of Blacks Station, s. c.,
known as the .Greene Kiln" Orders for Lime
in Barrels will have prompt attention. Price 25
cents per bushcl at kiln. Blacks Station, S. G.
J. w. RHYME.
April 6 IA ly
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FIRST-CLAss JEWELRY STORE.


Every one in need Of Fine. cheap Ware,
Watches, Clocks and Jewery of all kinds and
,rices, would do well to call and inspect his
stock before purchasing.
Call in, and you will be sure to see something
new and attractive, and az the price is low. you
will make some heart happy by the purchase you
will make.
If your watch is out of order, or Jewelry needs
nendng, bring it along, and satisfaction will be
guaranteed.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.,
,nder control of MASSEY Il SMITH is COM
,lete with new and handsome Goods. and the La
lies arc cordially invited to inspect them.
No trouble to show goods at
! BOLTON SMITHS.
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JOB PRINTING.

OWING to our superior facilities with the best
" machine presses an abundance Of type and
first-class appointments throughout our Office
we are prepared to execute all manner Of JOB
PRINTING in superior style, and at prices that
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rails We have recently made reduction in
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We also give special attention to the printing
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care to ensure accuracy.
We are prepared to furnish all other kinds Of
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and will be pleased to furnish estimates for any
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TERMS OF PRESCRIPTION. .PREE or POSTAGE.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
JOSEPH DANIELS, THE DRIVER,
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season II report concerning the
condition Of the water ut Great Falls viii be pub
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
AlueducL office, using the following scale: Very
turbid. 0 to s; turbid to 10; slightly turbid. Is
to %: clear. % to 80. Condition of the water,
Wednesday, August l6--At Great Falls. &c: at re-
ceyng reservoir. SO; at distributing reservoir. 36.
High tide Thursday, August l6-lO:O :O7 a. m. and
10 :i5 p. In.
Street lamps will be lii hted tonight att 80 p. m.,
and ex,inSushed ut 3 a. III.
The receipts of grain yesterday were very light.
corn and 500 bushels Of wheat to j. q. u J. NJ.
Waters, who also received 200 bushels by the
river.
Seven hundred and thirty five bushels of wheat
were sold on Change yesterday at the following
prices: Ono hundred bushels ut SLIP, GU bushels
at Sl.lll4, and 575 bushels at 81 10.
Droyer's Rest, District of columbia, live. stock
ner Brothers (proprie!orS): 20 head OF cattle
offered and sold at: Bes', 51@s8c.; good, 5QD519c.
medium fair, 4lI6g5c.; thtn steers, oxen, and cows,
3%CDil1c.; 800 sheep aud lambs ~: Lambs, Ago
Glc. sheep 3laGDi1c.; 20 cows and calves nt from
S25Gsj0 EACH. Market very brisk
Back bass fishing mp the river Is very fine Just
now. On Friday last Messrs. Willinm Lang. Ed:
Mar.hall Deener went up to the neighborhood OF
Seneca where they succeeded in taking one hun.
dred and seven very tnc ones, bringing home
with them last night forty very Nnc ones.
The coroner on viewing yesterday the body OF
Mary Holland who committed suicide on TUES
day night by jumping into the canal, between
Twenty ninth street and Rock Creek. decided II
t,hrate OF death by suicide. The remains were
bu,!e by the health Office,
National Republican., 1882-08-17
sHs ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE
Concerning the construction of
NEW STEEL STEAM CRUISING VESSELS FOR
TIE UNITED STATES NAVY.

THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
mechanic, of established reputation and a reputa
bic manufacturers OF vessels steam engines boilers,
or ordnance having controlling regular establish
shments and being engaged In the business, all off,
GERS Of the Navy and especially all naval construc-
tors, steam engineers and ordnance officers OF the
Navy, having plans models. or designs OF any ves'
sells or of any Iart thereof of the clsss authorized
by the naval appropriation act OF August5 lSs2 TO sub
nit such plans models. and designs TO the Naval Ad'
yisory Board directed to be organized by the Secre-
tary OF the Navy under the provisions fsad act for
his advice and assistance in The designing and con-
structng of said vessels In order that the same may
lie examined by said Board In accordance with the
pruviions OF said act
number TO be constructed CT steel of domestic manu-
fncture having as near as may be, tensile strength
of ret less than sixty thousand pounds to the square
inch ard ductiity In eight inches OF not less than
twenty-five per centuni; TO be provided with null sail
and full steam power and 10 be OF the highest attain
able spt ed, and adapted to be armed with suitable
described In said act and one Is TO be OF
not less than five thousand more than six thou
sand tons displacement, and the other OF notess than
forty.three hundred more than forty-seven hun
| cred tons displacement.
Said plans models, and de signs should be submitted
within the period OF sixty days amer AUGUSTA 1857
| and should be transmitted TO the Navy Department
| Washington, d. C.
| The Department will, upon application, forward
copies Of SO much of the naval appropriation act as
relates to said vessels, and will answer all letters o
inquiry and furnish all desired Information on the
| subject WILLIAM r. CHANDLER
| Secretary OF the Navy.
| NAVY DEPARTMENT, wAsHISGroS, Augusta, 1854
National Republican., 1882-08-17
Ninth nistrict RcpubIicans.

Under rule governing the Central Republican
Commit &C Of the District of Columbia, and max
ing 1t obligatory upon the Republicans of each
district to e! ct new delegates to represent them
when those selected abscn. themselves from two
successive meetings of the Central Committee,
and DR.. Charles B. Purvis, Colonel $. $. Smoot,
and Lewis Howard, who were delegates, having
failed to attend the sessions of the committee, II
meeting of the Republicans of tho ninth district
was called to assemble ut No. 1904 l street north
west last evening to elect delegates to take their
places. There was large attendance, and the fol.
district ON the comni,tee: W. C. Chase, Charles
Jackson. aud H. +, Bo.lett; aIcrnates, q. C. stew:
ar. and Levi McCabe The meeting indOrsed
G orge H. Boston for fire commissioner, and the
delegates were Instructed, in the Central Commit
tee, 10 use all honorable means 10 secure his al-
polntmen.s. a resolution was adopted strongly
cIudumning the appointment Of Democrats to Of
flee In the Interior Department, and charging
them up 10 the quota OF the District OF Columbia
National Republican., 1882-08-17
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

A meeting of the beard OF directors of the WASH
ington and Western Rail Company is to be
held in this city next week.
The transfer of the schooner J. w. Gray from
Messrs. Kemper and Mushbach, trustees to
Charles W. Rauch for consideration of s355 has
been recorded ut the custom house.
Messrs Henry Bander and J. Driefus yesterday
levied upon the manufactured iron at tho works
of the Potomac Manufacturing Company, in this
city for bills due for ssrap iron furnished the
company. Captain Archer Is absent IN the North
ON business and there is no doubt tho bills will
be paid Immediately upon his return.
The commission Of -four inspector or this county
will soon expire, aud under the custom of Iii,
past half century the -four inspector must be o
ihe same politics with the governor Of tho State
The candidates are Mr. J. s. Taylor, the present
iucumb bent; Mr.. John Brown, q miller residing IN
the neighborhood. and Mr.. Joseph Lash.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
On Lnnu Trnlnp.

Mr.. whitcford the city missionary, writes that
Tuesday night there stopped At his house Of refuge
a man, with his wife and three small children,
who had walked from New York city and who
were bound for Washington County, Arkansas,
where the man proposes to take up some of the
public land and start u homestead. Although
the family was without money they hnd not suf-
fsred on their journey. They make from fifteen
far been kind to them. While in this city they
were furnished q nice lunch by the Irish resi-
dents in the vicinity of the refuge and they took
up their limo Of march yesterday fully satisfied
thaL they would reAeh their destinAtlon,
National Republican., 1882-08-17
An unnniilrnIW WIG.

George w. McGaines yesterday flied bill of
divorce against Aunie MCGaines. They were
married in Pennsylvania November 4, 1874, and
have lived here for ten years The plaintiff charges
the defendant with assaulting him on various oc.
customs, with getting drunk and visiting beer and
ale houses and with committing adultery, rs the
complainant is verify informed and belleyes, with
William IL, Lee and others during the last four
National Republican., 1882-08-17
LETTER FROM OCEAN GROVE.
commencement ofthe eCamp.IIeeting-i'

commencement the Camp-IIecting-Hn
terestin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special Correspondence OF THE REruBLICAS:
OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Aug. l6.-The thirteenth
annual camp meeting of the Methodist Church
began here yesterday at 0 o'clock o. M. with q
prayer meeting, at which the attendance was not
very large. Rev. L. II. Stokes, d. D. president of
of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association,
presided There were other minor services until
evening, when the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per was administered to about 5000 people. 1t
was an open communion. all being invited to
come to the Lords table The eGnSresat9ni num- m
service was held was brilliantly lighted, and the
entire service was most impressive. The platform
numbers came pouring in on every train, and the
management of the canp-meeling association
was greatly embarrassed to find habitatiohs for
the throngs who came.
THE TENTS ARE ALL TAKEN,
| $50 of them being now taken. Many of the new
arrivals sought and obtained rooms at Asbiry
Park, The formal opening sermon was delivered
| able effort. During the ten days That the cam 2
| will continue all amusement' ut the hotels ana
cottages will cease, and bathing will not he a.
| lowed during the religious exercises. detilca-
| tion has been discovered in the railway aud ex'
press office ut Sea Bright and the officers OF the
| Two companies are having their accounts inveSii
gated. The loss is supposed to be between siOO
and 5000. The bondsmen of Mr.. jeremiah liamil-
| ton whose accounts are in error, express great
confidence in his Integrity and honesty Mr., Ham
iton states that he Lost his his pocketbooK with
the money In 1t.
AMONG THE wAsIIINGToNIASs
| who are encamping on the grounds here find tho
following families: Captain Redway an I'd family.
| Ju,tge Jones aud family, Elphonzo Young and
family. Miss Mary Taylur Mrs. l.. +. Williams, Slr.
| j. Is. johnson aid family, Miss Wooley, Mr.. 4. G.
| Dean and family john hite and family. Colonel
| Ford and family s. S. Burdette and family, c. II.
| Darlington and family. NJ J. Foot and family, l.
T. Hanna and family, John Little and family C.
II. llealon and family, 4. T. Stewart and family
arrivals at tho Sheldon House are Mrs w. H.
| Armstrong of Washington Judge Brpkely, Phila'
| delpha, IA; Miss Mary Brokely and Miss Brokrly
| BOrdentown, N J. PHIL.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
An In.pcct,on Tour by .he Fire nonrd.

Chief Cronin aud the Board OF Fire Commits
sioncrs-Messrs. Collins. Bacon, and Tait-made
an official inspection tour OF the various engine
houses in the District yesterday evening. They
found everything IN frst-class order, and the
men, machines, and animals up to their usual
high standard Of efficiency. The usual routine Of
tion OF the inspectors. The horses of No. engine
are somewhat shaken up by their accident, and
the engine looks III object for the junk shop; 1t
cannot tell at present what the damage will be-
The spare engine will be put on at No; 8 house. 50
nS to keep the department. up to It's full Standard
and No. be at once sent TO the shop aud repaired.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
SCHOOL BUILDING ON FIRE.
slight Loss-TwO FIremcn InJurcd, On,
NOrtnlIy.


At 1880 yesterday morning an alarm of fire was
turned in from No. engine house, OH Massachu-
sets avenue, caused by fire being discovered in
the McKelden School building on street, between
Second and Third streets northwest. The build
ing has been for several years rented as school
building, but vacated the first of last July.
Since then 1t has remained empty. The fire orgi-
mated under the steps near the east entrance to
the building, and spreading to the ceiling was
with great difficulty conquered. The loss is $3.50,
supposed to be covered by insurance. The fire
was doubtless caused by an incendiary. As No. 8
engine was crossing G street and New Jersey
| avenue 1t turned the corner too sharp and was
overturned.
JOSEPH DANIELS, THE DRIVER,
who was strapped in, struck his head on the
pavement, and the air chamber and one of the
horses fell on him. lie was picked up insensible,
| and taken to Providence Hospital in the ambu-
| lance He was found to have sustained concus-
sion of the brain, and to be severely hurt inter-
| nally. lie was not the regular driver of the Ell.
| gne. Daniels has family of six children, and
was u member of the old fire department. The
| physicians pronounced his injuries to be mortal.
| Que OF the fircmen, Fitzpatrick, was slightly in-
jured. He and the rest OF the men jumped off as
| they saw the machine was about to turn over
| and escaped more serious injuries. Chief Croni
| investigated the affair, and found 1t was purely
accidental. A late dispatch received from Provl.
| dence Hospital said Daniels was uneons clous, anC
| could not live through the night,
National Republican., 1882-08-17
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
The weather To-Day.

TSr me Middle Atlantic Stdtcs, parity cloudy
,veajber and lisM iocd rains, souticrig 10 ucst1y
iriRds slight fall IN icrpcrutire stationary or s'ocy-
rtsinD barometer.
For Washington, from 7 a. m. 10 midnight
Slightly c0oior fair Wedltcr.
Thermomctrc readings-7a a. M, 75.4o IL a. M,
si7o; p M. $500; y. M, s0.7o IL p m, I7.0';
maximum, 80 minimum, 731o.
National Republican., 1882-08-17

We have on hand about 10 cases
beautiful Lawns at 3 cts.
About 1,SOO pieces White Goods
of every description. These we
have reduced to the cost of I'M
pOrtatiOn, and are cheap.
5000 yards genuine Wamsutta
Sheeting, ten-quartcr wide, rum
ming in length from one to ten
yards, at about 25 cts. per yard.
This make costs 374 cts. to buy
from tho agent.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
Local Bnse-BaII.

The Gre cents defeated the Twights yesterday
by score of II to T.
Tho wayerys scored victory over the Critics,
the record being 2S TO 8,
National Republican., 1882-08-17
Daily. Except Monday. All other daily exec
Sunday,
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ANs THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING pUR-
ps& chased tho Foundry and Machine Works
heretofore occupied by Il late firm of Gray Noyes,
together with all machinery patterns and appliances
used In the conduct of the large and extensive busl-
ness of that firm, will continue, under the style OF Il.
n. Gray & Co., the general Foundry and Machine
Busin, S. and respectfully solicis the patronage OF
friends and the public. Telephone oonnectinns
e.. N. GRAY.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
AMONG THE wAsuINGToSIASs
PoHICK CHURCH.
Excursion for ths Iieneit OF the churel
thnt Washington Planned.


The excursion to Piney Point for the benefit of
the Pohick Church, near Mount Vernon, Wednes-
day, on board the ArrowSmlth, was a most enjoy
able event. The site Of this church was surveyed
and the plan drawn by General George Washing
ton, and IL was erected in l7T3. For full forty
years, until recently, its pull hns DGen nled Oy
Lately 1t was re established with Rev Samuel A.
Wallis as rector, and vigorous work Is being done
TO make IL superior i'll every respect rs place Of
Worship General Washington was one of the
first yGstrymen, as was also George Mason OF
GunstoM Hall who drafted the Bill of Rights of
Virginia, and WAS one of the siguers OF the
Declaration of Independence. Descendants Of
its founders are members of the present parish.
Another excursion, more elAboratey prepared IS
under advisement 10 take place soon. The follow
lug -. .,,...,,..
on the ArTowsmilh yesterday: Mr.. William Ward
mud Wife Mr.. Clngett aud vile, MIR, Thomas Chap
man and wife, Mr.. j. LRudstreet, jr., and WIFE Mr..
George Erskine, treasurer of the church, and wife
aud SON, DIR. n s. Nevitt, Mr.. $, Keeling, Mr.. F.,
Keeling, and Miss j., Keeling, Mr.. Thoisy, of New
York; Mrs. SChmOnsees and children, Mr.. :, NJ.
Smith and family, Mr. d. MGLcwis, aud the Misses
Hil-the family of these ladies has been continu-
ousy connected with the church since It's iOunda-
| lion; The Misses Landstreet, and Mr.. John Land.
| Washington were Mr. aud Mrs. A, Bryant, from
| The Deaf and Dumb Institute, and Mr.. William ii.
Main. Among those from Alexandria were Nils
| NJ. Perce Miss L. Moore, and Miss Huffman, A
letter from President Arthur received 10y the YES.
try, in iorsed the present work of the yesiry and
expressed rcSretat his inability to be present wit
! them OH the excursion, The ArrOwsmith reached
her wharf al midnight and all the excursion &
loud in their praises Of the boat and Captain
| Ross aud his assistants.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
LOCAL MENTION.
A POLICEMAN's REPORT.

21S 18TH STREET n. T., JAN. Q, 1852.
Gentlemen:
My occupation Is night police
man of the eighth precinct, this
city. For long time 1 wns great
sufferer from general debility and
night sweats. Two reputable ply
siclans failed TO give me relief, so
upon the advice aud recommenda"
ton of clerk in DeMoll's drug
store commenced taking Browns
Iron Blttets. When 1 had taken
halt bottle l found that 1t was
doing me good. After the second
bottle was taken was completely
cured, aud have been well ever
since. have given the Iron Bit.
ters to my children with such good
effects that most cheerfulIy rec
ommend them.
WIN. 7. CLINTON.
Met. Police, Eighth District.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
iys m P o II t a N tt

~ -
DIR. NJ. NJ. DE MEZA, who has prncticed his pro-
fesson in this city for The past fourteen years has
lakes pleasure in appTsng his former Patients and
the public in general that lie has decided 10 conne
his practice TO the treatment OF DseaseB of the Fye
only. Dr. De Meza speedily cure all diseases OF
the eye by means OF remedy which he has discoY;
without the use OF instruments aud without pain to
the afflicted. Oilice hours to IL M, TO p
g27 Ninth street northwest. Ru2-lm
National Republican., 1882-08-17
CLAIM ATTORNEY wanted. Sec advertisement.

WHILE our citizens are suffering under the tor
rid wave Of the past few days the guests at Deer
Park and Oakland nre delightng in a cool, in
yigorating temperature. The above places have
not at any time this season been warmer than
seventy i've degrees, which can be said OF no
other place in our ncighborho0d. Indeed, 1t Is
q relish TO be able to go TO such places, and in or
der that as many rs wish may avail themselves
the Baltimore and Ohio will run excursion trai ms
on Saturday next leaving at 1910 a. M. 1910 p.
M and 2.3j Sunday morning. arriving at Deer
Park at j:35 p. IN. Saturday, a. ni and 0:3O q. IN.
has been fixed at So, with tickets good to return
on any train Monday.
National Republican., 1882-08-17

RS9a DENTIsT.-HoWLAND DENTAL ASSo-
hSSS CATION No. 2ll Four-nnda half street,
doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, east side Here
amer eItractons under Nitrous Oxide without pain
will be e. for the first tooth aud 20 cents each hddt
iionnl tooth at the same sitting Extractlons without
gns, 30 cents each tooth Best Artificial Teeth made
n per set Gold aud AmAlKam Filings nom o. 10 %.
AL work warranted first class Have administered
Nitrous Oxide TO over 5000 patients. Patients COM
the ofhca mr22ly
National Republican., 1882-08-17

"AIderney Dairy wnHous.-
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning.
and delivered III 5lb "ward" prints, at ioc per 10.
Also cottage cheese, bc per BALI buttermiik' o.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on 9r
address Hcrzog, 30S Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
yaniu avenue.
National Republican., 1882-08-17

Wanted plenty of help to get rid
of our still immense stock pre-
viOus to removing into our Hand
some New Building.
tits impossible for us to men,
tion all the low prices to which
we have reduced the goods still on
hand, enough said when we say
that no goods shall be carried into
the new building that price will
sell.
National Republican., 1882-08-17
poST-oFFICE MAILS.

POST-OFFlCE MAILS
Hours OF Their Arrival nnd Departure.
(onicially furnished by Colonel d. b. Anger, post
mnatcrl
National Republican., 1882-08-17

You can publish q thrce-lne advertisement OF
"Wanted." "For Rent" For Sale" or Lost"
three times Tor twenty-five cents iu TIE REpUs-
National Republican., 1882-08-17

JUNIPER WATER on draught at sha!er's, 1910 F
street,