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National Republican., 1883-12-24
Gouratiuual.

HOWES BOOKKEEPING-THE sHORTEsT
Il IL method in the United states; months OF study
saved by an experienced book keepeer text books
TO study, as they practically useless With PEN
manship, &c, e5 month: 9l2 for three months
Howe'sHapid business Pennanship alone ca Howe's
business school. 5i7 9TH 50. luLu
TIME FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE HELD IN
L the Young Mems Christian Association Build
Ing, 100 New York avenuei Monday -Elocution,
Miss Mary X. Schrener. Tuesday Mathematcs Mr..
day-French, Prof Henri Larogue; photography.
Prof. NJ. Porter SMELL Terms 81 per month. For
full information inquire at the Association Office
National Republican., 1883-12-24

U,vENINa CLASSES s5 A MONTH
Arithmetic, English Grammar, bookkeeping, PEN
manshp, Geography, History, and Spelling = w.
FLYNN, a. NJ, southwest corner OF Eighth and X
streets northwest
National Republican., 1883-12-24

FRAMED and unframed pictures at veerhoff's, 916
and All Seventh street.
National Republican., 1883-12-24

.vrERnorrs Picture stores, o1e and All Seventh
National Republican., 1883-12-24
Christmns Butter

Go to Jos, c. Fearsons Sons if you want Pure
derney Butter
National Republican., 1883-12-24

VNTILLIAM wALDECKER
wv Graduate Of the Lepslc Conservatory Of Muslc)
TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN, AND HAN
MONY,
Has removed to 1906 St N. w.
National Republican., 1883-12-24

ES1S
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURACE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
UNSATISFACTORY, Dec. 10, 1883.
National Republican., 1883-12-24
SuttiaI Notit,s.

ESys FLORIDA spItp SHIP CATAL ( A AND TRANSIT
meeting Of the sSsarbers to the stock of the
Florida ship Gana and Transit company viii be held
NSrA fSf AFFl9Go p& FPlS 1874 q a
M TO take into consideration amendments 70 t9n me
sTC snd extending lie daTaton of tie Charter and such
other amcudncns as may e deemed desTae,e; m s siio 80
be issued TO present subscribers and TO hN me terms
fT such other business as may lawfully come before
tnesaid meeting BY order tn9 bo"In 50 nI 0a u
de17m4t -- secretary
s,-sx.s A MEETING OF THE EsTOCKHoLDERS
hS Of the washington and Georgetow&n & HaT0ad n hsid
a. the office Of the compapy, Gcorg9s,sSsWSn 10y on
GD Sds Mn s S Cpened e fS{ AZ @ and
M transfer books will be closed on the "a of Jan
""fy' 1853 ana 0pe"eo ." ',ii. H. hURT President
C. NJ. KooNEs, secretary. de24-lbt
ny THE ANIMAL ELECST,IoNS &c 10 Sa,,Grn or TEUs. MS
ropotRn Fire Insurance Company, District OF Co
i''nSis sEtoND w 81 mon ION DAY m or JANUARY 1854
the 2nce OF the f9mPsHy 60 PSa ene nv and close at
o'SiGgk SeSi.Iit i M SAM. CROSS, secretary.
ny POST OFFICE NOTICE
'1Letters for Eur6pc need not be specially directed
for ssPSh nY yslS M p9rdSG AZ m s ali a
Atlantic mails are forwarded by the fastest vessels
Foreign mails for The week ending Dec 90 will
close e thiS once es ioows w ror tho Netherlands d.
rect, per steamship Leerdnm, via Amsterdam ~
4 a. nj. for Europe per steamsmP .h Sotni", VIA VIA
Bothna'O; ut II a. m for EnTope per steans9lp 9p
Fulda, via southampton and Bremen Uetters for
France must be directed per tnlda d ~ ! p. M
for France direct, per steamship olinde Rodri-
TIuRSDAY.~At IL a. m. for Germany. &C., per
SSasHS StGTs fCr NS Great BriiaS and other groPs@S
countries must be directed per Rhetia,(; at II
q. for Europe, per steamship Baltic, va M
directed ''per Batc''); at 1880 p m. for Bermuda,
per steamship Orinoco: at 1870 p IN; for cuba
Porto Rico, and Mexico, per steamship City of
FRiDAY.-At % II. m. for Newfoundland and st.
Pierre. iquelon, via Halifax; at I:3O p, m. for
Vera Cruz direct per steamship whitney, via
R6AS."It 4 n. m. for Belgium direct, per
steamship Pcnnand, via Antwerp; at ~ a. M
Via southampton and Bremen 0etters for Great
Britain aud other European countries must be
Tope, per steamship city of Berlin, via Queens.
town tletters for Germany, &c, must be directed
per City of Berlin,l; at p, M for Cape Hayti,
Ssnto Domingo; at 1870 p. IN. for Cuba and Porto
Rico per steamship Saratoga, via Havana; at
p. m, for Scotland direct, per steamship turnessa,
Mails China and Japan Per Steamship CITY GoT 1l
Ian. ~ at y. M. Mails for Australia, New Iea-
land sandwich and Fiji Islands per steamship
Zealanda (via San Francisco), close here jan I'll
atTp.m.
#The schedule of closing of Trans-Pachc mails is
overland transit to san Francisco. Mails from the
Fast arriving time at san Francisco on the day OF
day, ds,s,i's Vi ''' HENRY g. PEAiSpN, Postmaster.
PosroFr1cE, New York, Dec II, 1883
p,zxzs CHRISTMAS AT CENTER MARKET.
THE CENTER MARKET
National Republican., 1883-12-24

THE CENTER MARKET

Will be open for the usual Christmas Supplies,
SATURDAY, DEC. %, FROM A. NJ UNTIL
1OP. NJ.
MONDAY, DEC. "a, FROM A. NJ. UNTIL
1OP. NJ.
National Republican., 1883-12-24

nzszs THE ANNUAL. ELECTION or TRUs-
kS5 tees by the stockholders of the Natonal met NET
ropolitnn Fire Insurance Company, District OF Co
iumbin viii he held on the - -. ,..-. ,oo,
At thp office of the company, $40 Market space.
Polls will he open at IL O'clock IN. and close at 2
J%Sn Jd"%Stn. .Jpit "' SAM, CROSS, Secretary.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
The Light Infantry Fair.

The following articles will be voted for at
the Washington Light Infantry fair: The
buggy presented by Mr.. George w. Joyce, the
diamond Elk pin, called the V Monarch of the
Glen;" lawn tennis set, gold watch and
chain for ice wagon driver. letter carriers
uniform, a complete set of baseballs, bats, and
silk foul flags, all in leather case, presented
by Mr.. Eox, of New York, through j. Bradley
Adams; BARRIERS chair and shaving set, inlaid
billiard cue gold watch and chain for drug
clerk, solid silver police badge, set of fishing
tackle, diamond corps badge, presented by
Brooks Bros, Of New York; chime of steam
whistles for steamboat, presented by Thomas
Somervillo & Son; single cedar shell, built by
Ruddick, 0f Boston, and presented by Morgan
& Kennedy; double barreled shotgun, gold
headed cane, secretary desk for journalist,
and scales for butter dealer. Messrs. ID. j.
Macarty and w. w. Mccullough have been
awarded the contract for furnishing the lum-
Der and ilooring over the rink for the fair.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
An Intoxicated OaicinJ.

Last night, about II o'clock, James Ford, a
messenger in the district marshals office,
brought into the police Headquarters Mr.. pa-
vid X. Hill, an insurance collector, residing
at 5l4 Eleventh street southwest, whom lie
charged with committing an assault upon a
man in front of the Keystone restaurant, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a.
half and Sixth streets northwest Ford was
evidently tight, and told u rambling story OF
the alleged allray, and announced that he
was deputy marshal and officer of the
court" and wanted his prisoner locked UP,
Mr.. Hin said he was returning from visit,
aud when in front of Adams express office,
on Pennsylvania avenue, Ford had approached
him and put him under arrest, He had seen
Ford around the court houee, and thought
perhaps he was an officer, and accompanied
him TO headquarters. Mr.. Hill was then re.
leased on his personal recognzance to appear
At the police court this morning. Officer Mid
dleton, ON whose beat the Keystone house is
situated, said no such afiray had occurred
there, aud II general opinion was expressed
that Ford had evolved the atfray out of his
alcoholic imagination.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
Women and Temperance.

The usual gospel meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union, Masonic hall
was well attended yesterday afternoon, and
was conducted by Mrs II. Burris, one of its
most devoted workers. Miss Wright presided
at the organ, and Mr.. Burcw led the singing,
Mrs. A. NJ, Iinville made the opening prayer
Mrs. Burris gave an earnest Bible reading,
appropriately selecting the " Resurrection OF
Christ as the subject. Mai, Turner testified
that he had been saved from the appetite for
liquor through the power Of prayer. Mrs.
Price, Mrs. Turner and others gave encourag-
ing words 1t was announced that the quar-
terly meeting of the district will be held in
Masonic temple next Tuesday from 10 u. IN.
TO 4 D. IN. public invited.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
Sorir.
MCNEAL.-On Sunday afternoon Mar. 25, 1883, II
W, McNeal and Nettie Cameron McNcal, q son.
lisO.

COLLINS Suddenly, on the AFTERNOON OF Sunday
Mar ~, HERBRRr II. COILTNs, M of Joseph i. and
Mary a. Collins. aged II years and months.
Ihe funeral VIII take place from lhe RESIDENCE o
his parents, 3ql6 street. West Washington, on Tues
dny, Mar y, NJ 430 o'clock to- which relatives and
friends are invited TO attend. lnternent vt Oak Hill
Star please copy
COLE.-On Mar. rs, at idaho Springs, Col, JAMES
n. COLE aged 57 n resident OF Washington.
Funeral from Geo. u. Lurhorsts, No. 40 Pennsyl
vania avenue cast. Oh Mar. 2G at D.. M Relatives
and friends invited TO attend
GIBERSON.-At 2:i5 A. M. Sunday. March D. 1893
THEHIsA, widow of tue late Gilbert H. GbersOn, In
the 10th year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from her son-in-law' &
residence. No. 12 First street northwest, Monday
the 26h at $3.50 O'clock at tho house. services at ST.
Aloyslus church at 3.
JACKSON.--Departed this life Saturday, Mar. a.
at y. m In New York, LUCINDA beloved wife oi
the late james r. Jackson.
The friends and acquanances are invited TO attend
the funeral from her late residence, No. 1918 street
northwest, at O'Clock, Tuesday, Mar. ~, 1888,
Baltimore papers please copy.
RABN.-On Friday afternoon, March 23 1883. A l.
NERDA, youngest daughter OF St George B. and Al
mira NJ. Raby, aged years. months. aud 20 days.
Funeral services at the Church OF the Incarnation,
March 20, at o'clock D. m.
New York and Br Joklyn papers please CODY.
SCRIVENER- March a. ut 1890 H. M MIITon,
SCRIvENER, son of Catharine and the late Thomas
s. ScrlveneT, In the 2ith year of his agc.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this (Mondny) afternoon at
O'Clock from his mothers residence, No. 9r7 Ninth
street northwest,
WHITNEY. .-on Saturday, March a. 1853, JULIA
H., wife OF Alston &. Whitney.
Friends ofthe family invited to attend her fti.
neral from residence, No. $50 street southeast Mon
day at 1 o'clock y. m.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
A Washington Rendezvous.


1t was II bright Saturday afternoon when
we dropped into Brentanos-not the Bren.
tanos in Union square where every literary
New Yorker goes-but the Brentano's in
Washington, a sister establishment opened re.
Gently on Pennsylvania avenue. Opened
quito recently, yet already a familiar rendcz-
vous of the literary, official, diplomatic, and
fashionable society of the capital. Here at
any hour of the afternoon may be seen
many II celebrity of Washington life " For
example, said our friend who kindly off
ciatcd as our cicerone ON that sunny Saturday
afternoon, 7" that pleasant, refined looking
lady is Mrs, McElroy, the sister of President
Arthur, II frequent visitor and very liberal
patron. The somewhat bluff but sm ling
gentleman at the opposite counter is Col.
Robert q. lngcrsoll, and the gentleman stand
ing near him is Justice Harlan cOnversing
with Justice Blatchford, of the United States
supreme court. That fair young lady is Miss
Frelinghuyson daughter of the secretary of
state, and her companion is her mother All!
new carriage at the door. A fine one it is,
with noble horses and proud fOOtman. From
itdesCend General aud Mrs. BCale. The young
lady they 80 cordially greet and enter with is
Miss Waite daughter of Chief Justice Waite
of the supreme court. There is one with
whose face as well as fame YOU should be
familiar. No? 1t is Senator Edmunds now
by Nlltuo oil MS once rs president pro tenn
pore OF tho senate, vice president of the
United States, On either side of him are
Senators llawley and Hale. What is all that
stir and gossip about? Probably about Sena.,
Tor Tabor and his marriage. BY the way, tn /.
Brentanus engraved all the wedding ana
other cards But here enters Mrs. James IT,.
Blaine. The gentleman lifting his hat to hC!r
is Stanley Matthews, of the United States H.
preme court, and the lady with whom he
pauscs to touch finger tips is Mrs. Robert II.
Lincoln. There is Mrs. Mary Clemmer wh ose
bright letters are feature in the Mdepend tnt.
She is talking with DR. Burnett, husband of
the charming authOress of Esmeralda,' and
the group contains Charles Nordh0n, of the
New York Hcmid; j, II, kauflmann, of the
star; Mai. Sylvester, of the Post and tho ir-
ropressible Ben: Perlcy Poorc, giving both
weight and wit to the assemblage. Just en-
tering tho door are the Chinese and JaTnnese
ministers, elbowinG as it were. Senor Ro.
nero, the Mexican, and Baron Esendncker,
the German minister, follow them, and step
behind are w. IL, Trcscot who was with
Blaine in the Gillian mission, and Henry
Howard, secretary to the British legation.
But see you have had a surfeit of greatness.
Let us CONTINUE our promenade"
National Republican., 1883-03-26
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

There is a number of cases of diphthera in
the city,
Hon, j. II. Gray, collector of customs at this
port, has returned from Michigan, where he
went to attend the funeral of his father, who
had reached the age of 07
A ten dollar countcylcit note was passed on
Charles p. Pullman, of this city, on Friday,
and fears are entertained that others of the
same kind are in circulation in this vicinity.
George Edwards, q brakeman on the Vir-
ginia Midland railway was caught between
tho bumpers while coupling cars on Union
street, and had two of his ribs broken, Satur.
day afternoon.
Edward Caswell, one of the most popular
temperance speakers in Canada, delivered an
address at the M. L. church in this city last
evening.
Easter services at all of the churches were
very largely attended yesterday. The sing
ing was exceedingly fine at the Episcopal and
Catholic churches. At p. IN. 81. Pauls
church Sabbath school attended children SER
vice in a body, each class being headed by Il
beautiful silk banner, with appropriate motto.
At this service the large church building was
densely crowded. At st. Mary's Catholic
church, on Royal street, the singing and SER
vices were very entertaining, and the church
was beautifully decorated. This church will
accommodate 800 people, and at each service
of the day it was filed to its utmost capacity.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
Sp,tiaI S1otitss.
osToFFICE NOTICE.

hlag- POSIOttlCE NOIlCE
Foreign mails for the week ending March 81 will
close at this Office a. follows:
TuESDAY.-At 1870 a. m for Europe. per steamship
Abyssinin, via Queenstown at n. M for tleWtnd-
ward Islands, per steamship Cyphrenes; at Up. m.
i0ra SGso a ana or tSs sara
steamship Bermuda.
WEDNESDAY,-At 5a. M tor Europe per steam
for Ireland and France must be directed per
Fulda"); at a. m. for Ireland per steamship Pa
and other European Countries must nSu be directed
per Payona ~; ut 8 q. NJ. for France direct, per
steamship Labrador via Havre; at 8 a. M. for The
Amsterdam; at p m. for Porto Rico direct. per
steamship ,Antillas; At $3.50 p m. for Mexico, per
THURSDAY,-At0a a. IN. for Europe, per steamship
city of Paris via Queenstown (eiters for Germany
and France must be directed per City of Paris u:
Plymouth, Cherbourg, and Hamburg; Mt 1850 p. m.
for Bermuda, per steamship Flamborough; at 1880
ship City Of Puebla, via Havana.
SArURDAY.-At a. III. for Europe, per steamship p
se5tIand must be dreeed eer Repn6Ie W. ~ ana IA
M for scotland direct, per steamship Devonia, via
Glasgow at 10 a. m for Belgium direct, per steam
wall and south Pacific, per steamship Acapulco; at
III n. M for Europe. per steamship Salier, via South
d ampton and Bremeni a. p m. for venezuea and
Cuba and the West indies, per steamship Newport,
ya HayanH ' a., St a & n. for Brazil per steamship
Malls Tor China nnd Japan, per steamship Arabic,
via San Francisco, close April . at p m. Malls
Islands, per steamship City OF sydney. via san
Francisco, close March *3 at p. m.
overland transit TO san Francisco. Malls from the
east arriving time at san Francisco on the day
sailing OF steamers are dispatched thence the same
HENRY G. PEARSON.
Postmaster.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
THE DETECTIVES AND THIEVES.
Letter OF the District Attorney 10 the
Special Counsel for the Prosecution.

Letter OF the District Attorney 10 the
Special Counsel for the Prosecution.
The cases now against Berry and on the
calender of the special term of the circuit
court will not be tried until after the hear
ing of the charges against the ex-detectives
This is done to enable Berry to testify un.
hsmpered in those cases. There were two
Baltimore detectives before the grand jury
who were examined as to their official rela-
tions with the eX-Washington detectives. In
respect to the detective investigation Col
Corkhill has sent the following letter to
Special Attorney Wells:
Inclosed / begto hand you a letter addressed to
you by the attorney general appointing you as
special assistant district attorney for this district
TO aid in the prosecution OF the late metropolitan
In these cases was influenced by the fact that
my regular assistants are already greatly bur-
dened with current work and the accumulatiOns
consequent upon the long pendency of the star
route trial. and In requesting the attorney general
to designate you for the service one Of
had already familiarized yourself with
the evidence in the cases during your
association with the citizens committee as
their counsel and therefore would be in posi-
ton TO enter upon trial of the with less delay
than would be involved had any one new to them
that the attorney general has expressed his desire
that the cases should be promptly and vigorously
prosecuted. II Is due to the public that these men
should be convicted II guilty and to the defend
ants that they should be promptly acquitted II
innocent. hove done and shall continue to do
everything In my power to bring the cases 10 an
carly trial, and confidently rely upon your CO.
operation to the same end,
National Republican., 1883-03-26
A Farewell to Mai. william Simpson.

Maj. William Simpson, of New Orleans, who
has beon for the past two years connected
with the business Office of The NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, will leave for the above named
city to day to accept an important position in
the office of the subtreasurer of the United
States. number of Maj. Simpsons friends
including George c. Gorham, Hallet Xii.
bourn, Frank p. Conger, NJ. ID. Helm, Chilion
=. Conger, Charles G. Conger, and c. NJ. Bar
ton, rendered him II farewell entertainment
at A mans on Saturday night, An excellent
menu, one of the best of this well known
cateaer, was presented and discussed, after
whirh the health, prosperity, and future well
faro of the major was drank, to which he
heartily responded He referred in feeling
manner to the pleasant relations that had eX-
ist ed between himself and those around him
and regretted scvcring them. Thesupper was
wholly informal and hence ENJOYABLE.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
The Dashn,yny CHM.

Odd Fellows hall was crowded Inst night
at the meeting of the Dashaway Reform club
The opening address was made by the presi.
dent of the club, Mr.. Charles NJ. Nye. He
made an appeal for support at the meetings
held under the auspices of the club each
Sunday afternoon at the Dime museum, aud
requested all who were interested in the work
TO be present at that meeting next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
An interesting address was made by the
chaplain of the club, Rev. Mr.. Burghardt
An address was also delivered by the vice
president, Judge j. ]. Weed.
The closing speech was made by Mr. Nye
and was unusually interesting on finishing
he made an earnest appeal for siguers to tn,
pledge, and large number responded,
National Republican., 1883-03-26
A PRIVATE FARO BANK.
An Alleged State Department Clerk Rum
ming n Gambling Den In Iiis Room.


ming n Gambling Den In His Room.
A short time since an alleged State depart
ment clerk applied at the house of a promi-
nent citizen residing in the central portion Of
this city for room and board. His references
being of the highest character, and bearing
the names of well known public men, he was
accommodated He acted as n gentleman
when with the family or boarders, but IL was
observed that he had a large number of friends
who visited him late at night, remaining un-
til the early hours of the morning. Nothing
was thought Of this at first, but one night the
proprietor was informed that the boarder was
running faro bank in his house. The
indignant landlord gave him notice TO leave
at once, which the man did, taking apart
ments on Sixth street not far from the police
court He said the reason he left his last
boarding house was that the sewer gas from
the drain pipes invaded his room, and was
proving injurious TO his health. Everything
went all right for time with the gambler
until one night last week the inmates Of the
house were awakened from sleep by loud
noise and excited talking in the room of the
alleged State department clerk. On going
into the hall they found the afore-
said alleged State department clerk
and friend pushing n young
man before them, who was incoherently ac-
cusing them of cheating and robbing him. The
two electors told the members Of the family
that the man was a burglar whom they we're
taking to tho station house. They alleged
that they found him in tho clerks room in
the act of stealing. They took the man out
doors with them and the clerk returned about
half an hour later. Since then everything
has gone ON smoothly with tho clerk, the oc-
cupants of the house probably being unaware
of the unwholsome reputation their house is
enjoying.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
Condltlon or secretnry FoIger.

Secretary Folger's physicians reported at a
late hour last night that the secretarys con-
dition was much improved, The secretary il
now suffering from erysipelas in the face and
head, brought on by severe cold. The dis
ease is aggravated by lowered vitality and
an impoverished condition of the blood, due
to overwork and imperfect nutrition, but it is
not thought that there is as yet any reason
for especial apprehension.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

IN THE cure of severe coughs, weak lungs
splitting of blood. and the early stages of Coz
sumption, DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis,
coveryn has astonished the medical faculty
While it cures the severest coughs, it strength
ems the system and puryfes The blood, BY drug
gists.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
LOCAL MENTION.

woRcH & Bro. are now exhibiting an extensive
stock of Sohmers, Schomacker's, and Peek &
Sons pianos. Parties desiring to purchase should
west
National Republican., 1883-03-26

sella Garner, both of this city Vincent Mar
shall and Hattie Harrison, both Of this city
John II. Meiners of this city, and Rebecca
SChmertz, of Baltimore, Md.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

OPPOSITION is what it wants. That will
make it solid we mean DR., Bulls Cough
Syrup. 1t has entered the lists and como out
far ahead. In the ranks of legitimate house
hold remedies for the cure of coughs and colds,
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup stands first. Price 25
cents.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
address lIcrzog No. 30S Ninth street. near Penn
syiyauia avenue,
National Republican., 1883-03-26
uAIdrrncv DoIrv wrpons.,

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in y Ward" prints at soc. per To-
Also cottage cheese &c. per ball; buttermilk, Sc.
per quart, and sweet milk, DC. per quart.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
Marriage LLcenkcs.

Marriage licenses were issued on Saturday
10 Joseph Sherman and Bertha Goldstein
both OF this cityi Edward Regan aud Mar.
National Republican., 1883-03-26

REMARKABLE for overcoming diseases
caused by impure water, decaying vegetation,
ETC., il Browns Iron Bitters,
National Republican., 1883-03-26
.IoI, Printing

or every description executed neatly at the short
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN, Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1883-03-26
Chief Clerk and SUPERINTENDENT iiI M Binding

IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER AT
FLATBoATS.