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National Republican., 1882-08-26
DIR. GILLETTE DEAD.
\ Wcii-Hnown Former Pastor or n wash
ington Church r.asscs Away.

Tho Rev. DR.. A. ID. Gillette, who between 1885
aud 1852 was pastor of the SAMSON Street Baptist
church in Philadelphia, died at Bluff Head, Lake
George, Thursday, aged seventy five years. In
May, 1881, Immediately after his ordination, he
became pastor Of the Baptist Church at Schcnec-
iady, where he remained four years During his
residence at Schenectady lie wax intimately ac-
quuintvd with the father OF President Arthur, who
was Il Baptist minister there. In May, 1885, he
assumed the Passionate Of the Sansom Street Bap.
list Church in Philadelphia. Here he stayed
until 1872, when he accepted call TO New
York, where he took charge of Hope Chapel
then situated in Broadway, near Eighth street,
but which soon after removed 10 West
Twenty third street. becoming the present CAL
vary. Church. After some years he wss COM
pelled by III health to resign and in 1904 he ac-
ccped u call 10 the First Baptist Church in Wash
mgton, d. G., where he served us pastor for five
years. DR.. Gillette leaves u widow and three sons
One Of the sons, DR.. Walter Il. Gillette. of No. 1i9
West Twenty third street is now ut Lake George
The other two SONS are Dnniel g. and William H.,
boln business men of New York city. Colonel
james Gillette and Mrs. Norman Dodge, who were
also his children, have died. Dr. Gillette often
expressed a desire that his funeral should take
place at Calvary Church, of which he was n lead
ing member ut the time Of his death. Unless
therefore, some reasons may have induced the
family 10 determine otherwise, the burial will be
ordered according to his request.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
Police Court Notes.

Richard Robinson, white was placed under $500
bonds to keep the peace for six months for max
ing threats against colored woman named
oceana Dyson, and trying to ride his horse into
her front parlor.
The three women, Nora Hackly, Fanny Lee, and
Margaret Ray, whose hght ior the possession OF
REPuBLIcAN, were before the police court, when
Nora and Margaret were fined So or fifteen days
each and Fanny got So or seven days.
julia Dodson, Dennison Tabert, and Richard
Robertson were fined for disorderly conduct
William Flnnny and James Cunt. both colored
preachers, were each fined So for being SO bolster
Gus IN their religious demonstrations In George
town as 10 disturb the peace OF that ancient burg
Thomas Ford knocked his wife down at pic.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
BaItimorc General sunr,,e,


BALTIMORE Aug. 25,-Cotton quiet; mIddlng, 1sc'
Flour steady and in moderate demand Howard street
and Western superdne, SO 25@375 do extra 81 OO0
475 do family, IS o56 90; City Mills superlIne 81 90
ga 7o do extra 10000 So do. Rio brands 50 OO Hal
tmoro high grade family SO 7j do winter wheat pnt.
ent, 81 % Wheat-Southern higher and aclive W,st.
err higher southern red q i5l - do amber 81 1000
lg No. Maryland 81 lG'a ,i ~ No Western viii.
ter red. spot ~ lps asked August, 81 I3li ~ Sep
tember ~ 1901 l3.g; October, 81 ljisGl 1885, Corn
southern higher Western steady and dull Southern
white. s0@gSstr do. yellow, 9Uc Western mixed Sep.
teinber, S3Ac bid; November 75Asc asked Norembrr
and or December, new or old, 7lGs7lsc Oats shade
better and iariy active; southern. isd5.c; do red
4stg47e Pennsylyanin i7tp5Oc Rye quiet and firmer
at 6Ncploc. Hay dull and lower prime TO choice Penn
ssylyania and Maryland. si5 6o@i6 Oa Provisions
hlgher ana irm; mess pork, VA o: bulk meats-shoui
Gers and clear RIB sides, packed, H0Ithc bacon -
shoulders, 2c: clear rib sides. l5t c; hams i5H@igc
Lar,i. refined, l4c Butter steady Western pacKed
i4Gac; creamery s3tg27t Eggs firm NJ 2pc. Pelro.
leim lower; rehned 65c. Coffee ilrm; Rio cargoes,
ordinary to falr. Slat1g1.c Sugar Quic A son 9',c
Whisky steady at q 1901 20. Receipts-Fiour, 2.;Si
barrels; wheat S2 0i6 Lushels corn $50 bshess onts
1927 bnshels; rye. 500 bushels. shpments-W Wheat,
sO3 bushels: corn IL Oln hushels Sales-Whrat All
$50 bushels. corn, 81 $50 bushels.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The city school board met last night
County Trcasurer william wibert Is IN at his
residence IN Arlington district
Samuel Hayden aud Ben Posey escaped from the
chain' gang Ihursday afternoon.
The United States revenue cutter General Grant
Is anchored In the stream OF this city.
The Alexandria county court will open its Au.
gust term NJ the old court house next Monday.
the business will be very light and the session VI
the court little more than n formal one.
J. Frank Palmer, the young man who while
asleep, walked out Of the thlfd.siogy window OF
the residence OF his brother in Arlington district
Alexandra County short time ago, has died
from the injuries he then sustained
James 4. Mcqraw, ESQ, au old and respected
citizen died at his residence on King street yester-
day after a long Illness. Mr., Mcdraw was well
known and had many friends, by whom the news
Of his death will be received with regret,
An examination Of some Of the applicants for
Peabody scholarships IN Nashville Normal Col
lege takes place here on Tuesday N orning next,
az the Peabody School Building, Virginia Is en-
titled to nine or ten additional scholarships in
that college. which will be filed by the appolnt.
ment Of the State superintendent OF public in.
structlon from among the applicants who can
pass the required examination.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
Alexandr,n a,rnin ,s,,,,,.,

ALFxASDRIA, Aug a-'rhe market closed steady
and firm. There are changes to note In flour
Wheat closes hTmer and higher, and the quantity
and quality has improved though there is stIi good
deal OF tough and damp coming In The Offerings 10.
day amounted to 6.sOl bushels and sales were made
az u g3hl lO's for Futz 81 1901 II for mixed and
~ " Tor Lancaster. Rut little IL coming in and
lot of rye sold at ic and one of at Gle Country
higher, - '''''' anu
National Republican., 1882-08-26
REAL ESTATE.
The Official TrnnsactIons as Recorded
Yesterday.

The Official transactions Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. j. F. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate In the District yesterday as
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Massachusetts avenue. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets west part OF lot II, square
2l3 l22 feet front by deplh), Asbel W. Riley, jr, to
H. Maria Crissey, 81, l,726.72.
On l. street north, between Vermont avenue and
Fifteenth street west part of lot 3, square 2l4 2S
feet inches 'front.'. Noryal w. Burehell to Alice X.
Kirkwood, S3,924.sS.
On L street north, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets west. sublot %, square 70
Us feet front by drpth), Joseph T. Bradley to Mary
Ann Bradley, 81, 900.
On street (22 feet by 1875 feet on Seventeenth
street wcst), sublot 90, square ISL, 6. w. Alfred
wilmer to Thomas Evans, $1,000
On street south IA feet . inches by "a feet on
Eleventh street east, suDlot g. square 900, Motley
Allen TO Daniel b, Webster 5000
National Republican., 1882-08-26

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Money loaned between 40
7per cent on call, but closed easy at 4r5 per cent
Exchange was steady at 4s5is5Is for long and IsSf
@4s9 for short sight. Governments were unchanged
with the exception ofi registered WHICH were per
cent. lower. state bonds were steady. ItairOnd
bonds were generally Arm The transactions nggre-
gated $4,000 shares, including Delaware, LacSawarna
and western. T,3O0 Denver ani Rio Grande, d. no;
Erie, 7,lCG Kansas and Texas il,lo0 Lake Shore 3U-
9gG Louisville and Nashville, 1890; Memphis and
Charleston 100: New Jersey central, G,DgU New York
Central 9:go Northern Pacific, $3.50; Reading. 3,ElO
st. Paul, 500; st. Paul and Omaha gpG Texas Pa.
ciil, c9.2Oo; Wabash Pacific, l4,9OO Western Union
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} )ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIl,SI

A. Schedule to 'qtf SG&Tf GSsf MHGssRfNdfMoM SHsRAI 1851
seepng ars epS I'd IL SSi & Fa't hop Gs
500 paitimoreo dt Ho1S2ii TSiiicott CITY and ov s,o,o,
fSiS. H Bnltmors' FXpro,s. 'iy' ana way s'a"0">
$50 Ba,iMSrs A9,@,pSIls. and WAY; s.pisdmsns
,-., , Way, q Relay.)
SID Point Of ROCKS ksisndd and Way Stations
s& Phhliadephia, New 1Srk Va, and Boston ESpress
Mh;erstown and at Point OF Rocks for Fred
1000. Baltimore, Hyatsville, and Laurel Express
Stops at Beltsvle, Annapolis Junction. Jes-
sups. and Dorsey's. ON Sundays stops NJ
1000 pa 81! tmere nS9fs Express Stops at uyattsve and
tiO4o Pit burg, Chicago, Cincinnati; and s.. Lou.
Express Sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and
M, Chicago.
1910 baltimore, EllIcott City Annapolis, and Way
ties on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
tG2l baltimore Express.
tS:Oo Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Er.
$3.50 Baltimore and Way Stations Winchester.
Frederick, Hagerstown, and Way via Re
4:3o BALTIMORE, ;HyattsyIlle. and Laurel Express
Qrederick, via Relay. Stops Mt Annapolis
ti:io. Baltimore. Annapolis, and Way stations
ti;iG Point OF Ro9ks, Frederick, nGgerstown, Win.
chester, and Way stations, Son sundays to
t5'4A BALTIMORE EXpreSs Mar!in,hurgand Weyyia
ts;0o BsitIo,oge ana WAY stations.
tSiO. Pittsburg, Cleveland and Detroit Fxprcss
Sleeping Cars TO Piisburg.
,GlO. baltimore ENprcs
TOSS. Philadelphia New York, and Boston Express
,..,. Sleeping nrs 10 New ltfS
tlGlO. Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis ESprcst
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati ST. Louis, and
1880. Baltimore and Way stations
tDnlly. tSundnys only. Otner trains daily, cxcels
All trains from Washington stop NJ Relay Station.
For further Information apply ~ the baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket DlliceS: Washington Station, 8i9 aud l3n
avenue, rncr OF Fourteenth street.
where orders Will bo taken for hhggdge to be checked
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
q. X. LORD
General Passenger Agent, ID lltimOra.
National Republican., 1882-08-26

LONDON, Aug. 2j.-consols-for money, % 11-Ie;
for account 9Js4 Atlantic and Great Western irsts,
IN; Erie, 39ia; New York Central, 1862: St. Paul
l2la; Pennsylvania Central 639s The amount of bull.
ion Withdrawn from the Bank of England on BAL
ancc to-day is EgjDO, - "
National Republican., 1882-08-26
Norfolk and New York Steamers.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE

will leave her wharf foot of Sixth street every Nom
dnv. Wednesday, and Friday, at $50 O'clock ID m
touching ut Pney Point Point Lookout, and fortress
Monroe,
ONNECTINd All NORFOLK WITH TIE RnS.
TON AND PROVIDENCE sTEA AIEHS.
Flrst-cnss fare TO Fortress Monroe ana Norfolk ts
Round TRIP fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor ok tW
Secont-Class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
FirstClasH fare to Plney POlnta Point Lookout
Round TRIP fare t. pney Point and H. LlokouL
SecondClilss nlre TO Piney Point and Pt lookout ~
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdaya
and Saturdays at ) y. N. - -
THE NEW YORK STEAMEltS, ....-
JOHN GIBSON and II. c. KNIGHT, leave Per "
East River, New York, every Saturday 81 Y ny
aud GEORGETOWN every Friday ut a, m. For pArus-
ulnrs apply TO Agent, GJ Water street, EeorgetoWh
Tickets and sateroOms can be sreurel ~ general
office, Gi3 Fifteenth street In Nat Met BANK, ane
o. ticket office, 1851 Pa ave- ST. Mark Hotel anu A.
boat [fejl ALFRED WOOD secretary
National Republican., 1882-08-26
A ADeIicious Apnciirer.

That ensures digestion and enjoyment Of food; a
tonic that brings strength TO the weak and rest to
consiiplte-just what every family needs-Par-
kerIs Ginger Tonic
National Republican., 1882-08-26
SpnrkIiur Even.

rosy checks, and clear complexion only accom-
pany good health. Parkers Ginger Tonic, better
health, joyous spirits strength, and beauty.
Ladies try it.-Ba=ddr.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
CLY DTS
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINZ
ALEXANDRIA.
AppOINrEp sNILINn nAYs

From PHILA LAnEIPNIA every saturday ....... IL m,
From WASHINGTON every Monday, ,.,.,....-A D. M
Through and prompt connection With New Yorx
Boston. Fall River, and all points North. Throura
daily until 6p III w. +. CLYDE 4 20,
General Agents. Philadelphia
j. H. JOHNSON 4 Co.,
Agents, i?ih aud iath St wharvss $. W.. Isc y
81. N. W, MnshlnglOn. u. q. fn-nlI
National Republican., 1882-08-26
AUCTION SALES.
John Sherman ~ Co.,
REAL ESTATE AUCrGONEERS,
027 u street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF, no, i4 FsrnEEr NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF NO. i4l FsTREEr NORTH
EAST
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the LIST day OF
Mhreh, a. u. 1881, aud recorded In hber no, OiL
folio l2, ct seq, one of the land records for the
Distrlct OF Columbia aud by direction OF the party
secured thereby Will sell At public auction II irons
OF lhe premises MONDAY the iTH DAY OF
BEpTEMBEit, A. y, 1882 at 5;;W o'clock p M. the
folGwng described real estate situated In the Guy OF
Lot numbered thirty tlOl In John Shernnns re-
corded subdivision 81 square numbered sven nun
dred and twenty (5gOl improved by brick evening
house, two stories and back building No. lis street
northeast. ,
Terms of sale onc.fourth cash balance IN three
year, with inter 81 at per cent per annnu layl lG
semi annually deferred payment secured Dy Getu Oi
trust premises all cash at option Of purchaser
900 deposit required nj time OF sale II terms OF sale
are NOT complied with In seven days the proper y
will be rtsuli Mt risk and cost OF deiaultng pur.
chaser. amer tlve days advertisement In one Of
the daily papers Conveyancing aud Recording at
purchaser's cost ..,.....- =. ..., -.
w NJ SMITH Salesman nuaLds
National Republican., 1882-08-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and BoBd nuotations-Produce and
General HTnrHrts

The following report OF the financial market yester-
day, together with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the clearinghouse OF III. ID. Cooke
Jr', q Co., 1879 + st., Washington, ID. c.;
81 .-,a.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
The aireen Pench,

THE purify and elegant perfume Of ParkerS
HGic Balsam explain the popularity OF this re-
liable restorative.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
Thomas Bowling,
AUCTTONEER.

GOVERNMENT SALE 1.-THE LARGE BRICK
AND FRAME BUILDING SITUATED ON THE
NORrHkASr COHNFR OF FfFTEEN.AND-A-
HALE STREE AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. N, W.
ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1889, ut 1 O'Clock
r. M, In front Of the PROMISES win sell the nIHo
brick md frame buildings situated ON tie nOrthc st
corner OF Fifttn tn i-a-hnlf street and Pcnnsyl-
sale Tic property to be removed within one week
Rter sale. The purchaser TO grade. d, and lenva
the properly In ud condition. An additional sum
oftiOwlll be rpQufel ~ adepOst to secure the faith
fni Performance uf the agreement.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auciloneer.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
baltimore Stock noara.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 25,-Virginia Gs. deferred 10; do.
consolidated, 50; do pastdue coupons, So new O-4Os
42Is bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-08-26

When languorous Summer Is upon the land,
ornament the corner stand;
A thing Of beauty, yet brieElived Joy,
gather In the little boy.
From PUCK.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
Skin Diseases Cured

BY DIR. FRAZIER's MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as If by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches and Eruptons on the face, leaving the
skin clear healthy, and beautiful Also cures itch
BARRIERS Itch, saltrheum, letter, Ringworm, scald
head. Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Mt. Vernon! Mt. Vernon
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN

Leaves Seventh.street wharf daily except Sunday
for Mt. Vernon ut 10 O'Clock m; returning reaches
Washington about :; U p.
auig l.. l.. BLAKE, CAPTAIN.
National Republican., 1882-08-26
STATE ROND9
Foreign Money Market.

suBTREAsURY BALANCES.
O55,9f7 90 Currency -....-. $751; 632
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For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe
PineY Point and Point Lookout

CONNENIlNG IN NVTtF DIX WlTU HDSrOy
ND PROVIDE NCE > STEAMERS.
STEA MER GEORGE l.EARY on TUESDAYS
THllsDAYs, and iATCRDAYS. ut $50 y. m.
Be- Inning SATURDAY, June ~ this flvore
steamer win resume her saturday and sunday Ex-
cursOn Trips to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe, stop.
ping AZ plnny Point and Point lookout going and
returning.
LEAVES SEvENrIEsrREEr WHARF ArB p. NJ SAT.
unDAYs.
LEAVES NORFOLK AT . II. NJ. SUNDAYS.
ARRIVES IN WAsHIS0rOS AT o 4. N. MuSpAYs
FrstClayS to Fortress Monrot and Norh,lk ~ "a
Round trip fare to ForIeSs Monroe and Norfolk 90
Secjni'Css fire to IT, Monroe and NottOlk..... | 50
tirst-CsS to Pincy Point and Point Lookout 80
Round trip to Piney Point and Point IookOut,.-- "
SOcoudClHss u Piuey Point and Point LOOkout. "a
Tickets aud statC-fuOms for sale and INFORMATION
furnished at II. w. Reeds sons, No. I26 + street
northwest; u. x q. ticket uilce 1881 Pennsyl lyanIa
avenue; 81. Mare HOtel RoOse's cigar stands, ii
principal hotels H. H. lOlklnhotn, next to city post
Office, aud IT Cumpany's office. seventh 81 whafE
WM +. WELC II, GEORGE MATTfNufY.
fel3ly Agent General superintendent
National Republican., 1882-08-26
BY Associated Press.

BANKEIS' ENCHANGE
Three-day bills..- 1905 Sixiydpy bills. 4SGIS
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PosT-oFFICE MAILS.

Hours of Their Arrival and Departure.
officially furnished by Colonel d. d. Anger post
mastery
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I Tx. dividend.


GOVERNMENT BoSDs-cLosING QUOTATIONS..
United states per cent, extended l0l4@l1OiIS
United States per cent exien,ie-.... lUl lsayIOI1
United States ia per cent reglsereut- li3e G;lJIs
United states "a per cent. cuupon llIsGIl4,,
United states per cent. rcgisleTed.... ll95st!.N
United Sates per cent. coupon,...... ilJi6,l 40
District OF Columbia a.j5S ............... lUy
National Republican., 1882-08-26
SKIN DISEASE.

F. Drake, esq, Cleveland Ohio, suffered beyond
all description from askin disease which appeared
on his hands, head, and fnce, and nearly destroyed
his eyes. The most careful doctorng failed to help
him. and after ull had iniled lie used Dr. Frazier's
Magic Ointment and was cured by a few applca-
tions
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, fit1y cents.
HENRY & CO.. Sole Proprietors,
C2 Vesey street. New York City
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles
DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT is a
ure cure. Price 81, by mail For sale by drug
giAts. WAS
National Republican., 1882-08-26

rTNHE GREAT -
10 THE H9RRT H95RSHTfSyEAS!A IiAf ksB sBogTH sourHwrsr
srERG R2URhf RAfE ETF4MK MRasFIEGSTRNFTP ssfFESRFP
TRAINS IhSJEE JEEFS2 RSsikS5N I4SS nom s,,o.
For dpsit's6prg and the West, Chicago Limited Es
Ss,g SSg E%st Line day @ With & sespns s . oar
so D. n dafIy G, Y GnniSlnnG In Western Expires,
burg ana tho WeI Wa, Express $50 p daily for Pitts
For Srosson spring', $3.50 a. M. 40 and $50 n m
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAn
For Cdaniaqndagna diiqI Rochester Buiihlo Niasara 80
5sS W, to atkins S daily EXCERPT lSna saar ar.
For Se@ SlYy YySrE fEnsSa' sSG iSs SSnnqaS East 500
iSI Sna I5 Espsss q fPqaEl Pailmssa s az ~
TYs asyy nsanss 1aSs eonnee. as
ing direct transfer to fulton StGsn stpsc n1dn AT9sS % aSr
r6s 6srFiSRs p 6SnsiN nSrSss New York city uOuo.'
o. IS ssaday % ts s ssS % and l 80 ' n
For ss 3 90 o. Ssy enssp % snd pnss 5 t
IN ~ III S & aRS 5 iSS S dad Pi n las5 g Sunday mn s
For pSpcss Creek Line 64O a. m. and lilo n M. daily
For AAinnnapolis, 60 A. and 44op m. daily excep,
ALEXXNpRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RA1rr
VA NAY AMP ~ "a ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aiexandria, os0 200, G2o. 1i;Oo and lies a. m.
dSo 300 Gu 500 and li'$o p mi ON sunday IL Ga
For richmond mud the soaih $50 and i.a5 a. M dsllx
aSs nnS GS eaye m sS SdfGep for snRSSy 600 &
Ss2 ana 1000 m; II: o, 300 500 200. and r2o
m. and l2:O0 midnight: on Sunday ut Sis S5J, and
1000 n m, 200 and 900 p. m
Tickets ana Information at the office northeast cor
and at the station where orders can be LEFT for the
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
]. n. WOOD General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
BALTIMonh AND ONO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BET WIEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
National Republican., 1882-08-26
FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
rJNlIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AMI

FfsHrt
schedule In effect May H. 1852
7iO u NEW Orleans Mall, daily, making ,iYs,
,, S1nneSti0hs In 10 all points South and southwest
WITH nnlIman Sleeping Cars from Washington vi
J DJanN,tIe W Atlanta and Atlanta to New Orlpaiss
and s9 rs,n MrhS,nihson to New orleans via fynchbnr
$50 m.Loulsvillo Fast Line. daily va UhnrIotte,.
yli9, Mmnting,ohi ana Lexington, to Cinchnaii,
direct connections and with solid train end PM
man sleeping Cars, Washington to I,ouIsyilc
a2o F. m,;-Warrenton M Accommodation, daily eSeept
sunday, for Wnrronton and Intern ed nth staiiniie
Returning, arrives In Washington nj IN n n,
lGSo y; m-Southorn Mail and Express daily 10 alf
points South, Southeast, and Southwest vin nan.
yille nnd onaflote with Pullman sleeping Cars
White sulphur SPRINGS. Marks Sieopinr.I har
=. cars between Washtn" ton and DanyIllr 9 ~
FOR all points on Manassas Division tnke 7:lO n IN,
IRAN daily, excep! sunday. For warronton Ia -
ca nda M .rin daily, and t2o train daily,
For tickets and all information. inouro n, Com.
pany'a Office. COL Pennsylvania avenue or az Ifnjna
Depot. Oiice, sol Pennsylvania avenue IA con nnertss
A. Hawks, Asst +. and t. Aaen,
NJ; ;SLAuGHTER, General Passenger Arenf
SOL HAAS, Trailic Manager. 'eo" iufs
National Republican., 1882-08-26

ADVERTISED LETTERS.

, 7 Daily Except Monday. All other daily except
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-06-08
A Call,

Mexico is soon to have a horse race
Tor $500 a side.
ine street sprinkler should now
Come to the front.
Guiteau will be removed on the
POth Of this month.
A new Baptist church is being
Ffeeted at Auxvasse.
There is every prospect now that
Ne viii have a creamery.
The addition to Hardin College will
= done by September /.
Griggsby & Mckee won't be un-
efsoid in the grocery line.
Mrs. R. E. Lawder entertained s
teS OF her friends at dinner yester.
day.
Z. Poteet is going to open
Aea counter and dining room neal
tAe depot.
u prospect now is that there will
0 greenback county ticket in the
|aeid this fall.
very nice imported fan, plenty
Na enough for a woman whose hus.
Issaa earns IS per week, can now b.
purchased for $500.