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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-05
CONTRIBUTIONS.

The senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations;
Observation-Disclosures A. Dering, Morgan
town, w. Va; Wilbur 4. Stone, sutton, Neb.;
Milton J. Hull, Edgar Eeb. Charles G. Wilson,
Sterling, Neb.; George Shirer, Snow ShGl PA.
Mrs. sarah A. Christ, Etitz, Pa,
Mai. Joseph Z. Conrad of the 18th infantry
to be lieutenant colonel 2ed regiment of liz
fantry; Capt. james 5. Casey OF the 9th In.
fintry, 10 be major 18th regiment of infantry;
First Lieut. Edward l.. Randall, 10 be captain
9th regiment of infantry, and Lieut.. Hunter
siggett, to DO first lieutenant 9th regiment Of
Infantry.
Signal corps-sergt Julius II. Weber, to be
second lieutenant Sergt. John p. Finley, to be
second lieutenant.
Second Lieut. Samuel g. Payne, to be first
lieutenant 10Th rogimentof infantry.
Capt Thomas Ward, of the Isl regiment Of
artillery, 20 be assistant adjutant general, with
the rank OF major.
Covngton q. Delknap of Portcrville, Cnl.
TO be agent for the Indians of the Tule river
agency In California.
VIM. A. Newell, OF Newark, n. j., 70 be an
Indian Inspector.
Edwards Butler, to be register of the land
Office Ut Neigh, Mob.
Receivers Of public moneys--Wm. b. Lam
bert, of Nebraska, ut Neigh, Neb.: Andrew
Rlilson, of Minnesota, at Redwood Falls,
MINI; Jacob Austin. OF MINI, at FeIgus Falls,
MINI.
Edward 8. Curtis, of Idaho, to be register of
the land oflicp,at Bolse.City, Idaho.
A large number Of nrmy promotions were
also confirmed.
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reappointed couferees, aud eho phouse, at12;S0,
adjourned untifO O'Clock to-day.
NOMINATIONs.

n
The President sent tho following nomina-
tons TO the senate Yesterday
John A. Kasson, Of Iowa, to be envoy extra.
ordinary and minister plspipotentiary OF the
United states to Germany hlphonso TAFT OF
Ohio, to be envoy. extraofdlnsry aud minister
John M. Ftanois Of New York, 10 be envoy ex,
traordinary and minister pien1potentiaiy Of
the United States 70 Austria. Hungary Lewis
Richmond, OF Rhode Island, 20 be minister
resident aud consul general Of tho United
states to Portugal sanuel II. ". BycTs, 70 be
consul general at Rome, Italy Ramon G. Will
iams to consul general st Havana Ward Mo.
iidse Tor The dlstTist Of H. alla n " uosten
Of Iowa TO be United at0,ee attorney for the
district Of AloSlsa; Andrew J. Lewis Of Illinois,
70 be clerk ofthe'unined atates court for the
70 be marshal ofthe United States couFt for tho
! district Of Ainstn; Frank sporry, Of New York,
70 DO ass0cinfe justice Of the supreme court Of
Dakota; Seward ensth. OF Lowe TO bsessociato
iustioe OF toe ehprdptq court a. palSOta; George
Turner, Of lishhrnq,.to te sepsNnto Jastioc OF
tho supreme couft OF 'Wathington territory.
Lieut. Col. Glover Portn, surgeon, 70 be col.
onei aud assistant surgeon general; Mai,
Andrew X. Smith, surgeon, ~ be lieutenant
colonel aud surgeon; Caps. Rsstnore Middle
ton, assistant surgeon stohe major andsurgoon.
John Jarrett, ofPennsytSspia, tobecsmfnis-
|, sioner OF labor.
\ robert s. Gardner. of West virsinin, to be
an indian Inspector.
Thomas y. chenef, Of New Hampshire, to
be pension assntnt Conepi9, y. II.
Junes l.. Hodges, Of Cotiasdo, TO be re-
coiyor of public moneys. atdicns~ood Springs
Col.
Registers Of the ,lrrd ofice-,James w Ross,
OF golorado, az oidowvod Sprthgs Col John
b W. Bruce, Niobrara, Neb.
COLLECTORS Of onstoms-Parker O. Wiggin, OF
| Maino, for the dl1rtct ~ Kennebank, Mime;
| George w. Mathis Of New jersey, Tor the
district ofllttlo Egg Harbor ". J.
The following n6med passed assistant sur.
| goons 20 be surgeons In the navy: George Z.
Brad'ey, Charles NJ. uravalt, Uury @ Eek
stein, William ). Dickson, Henry NJ. Martin
| and Meredith d. Jones'
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THEY KEEP All WORK.
BOTH BRANCHES or CONGRESS HOLD DA Y
AND NIGHT SESSIONS.


The senate was called to order promptly nj
II o'clock. and after prayer by iishop An
d.o,,,s ar Sao,,ra,to,, -, t,Aayo,,,a,'na ,,,as
urcWs JUG u,uiaIu.,o" VI iliuepvuuenoe was
read by Gen. MoCook, secretary OF tue senate
Mr. Morgan, from the committee on public
lands reported n hill TO declare forfeiture of
we land granted 70 tno state 0, Mlcn'gan 10
aid In the construction OF u ailroad from
Little Bay de Noquot TO Marquette and thence
10 Outopepou.
Me Halo snbrnittcd the roport OF the confer.
"' ieio eupiniV'ou tuS SoPots v, ~
cnce committee on tho deficiency bill, Stating
that each house had made certain ooucee-
sions. hut tfot there wero twenty.three, Of the
,o,,,,, aS..,,,,,ro,,,. an. ,,hiot ,hc oorfaroos
seH"'O "iAoh''i'H'1 ''- "NA~ Wv
were unable 10 agree.
On'motion Of Mr.. Hale, tho senate further.
;n,ds,ed on5,s s,ne,dn,onte and roapnointed
49,, ~ asa ,.. 80 - s,,a,,,o
'nr sSuio So.un'.ouo " 49,
Tho RESOLUTION OF MI. Milfer, suDmitteoanurs-i
day, was agreed to, directing tho committee
onIndian Affairs toaxteniitsjnauirie In the
/ inyestigatlon RECENTLY ordereiTo tho condition
~ the 1ndinns ~ California
resolution offered by Mr.. Scweli was
oerecd tn nnthorizIns thu comtnitteo ON flsh
ara flshories IN al 1durino the recess of con.
gress "
an motion of Mr. Blair tho bill 10 grant n
nonsIorsto che yiiiov of 'Conmodore James
| NJ WStsnn was ,nLcr, ,,n aud led 10 consider.
| nile dehaln bui WINS finally nossei The
| m,ncnI,neut In This hill of,crod Thnrs1ay Inv
MIR Van Wynk, 10 mike ali pensions To widows
si2 Instead of j, was laid on the table. A NUN.
Sor OF other peusion bills tsre pissed. among
| tbr,n tha Mn On n,I,g isnonsinn IN th1 widow
of Gen' r, q, 6. Ord, WV "'''"
| Alan N Mn increasing tho mansion of Con
MAJ vi6o,y sn AZ opo ~
| the President 10 appoiut cen, N, " Ayerill 10
| the position of cojonei Ia tho army. md then
| place him on tho retired list ms oIstkat rank.
Atb.lS n, m. Tho scnote went into executive
session, aud when lat 6:oO) the doors were re.
| opcnci took a recess until o O'clock In the
| evening.
When the scnnte again met messages were
received from tho house OF REPRESENTATIVES
Ihn conference reporls on Tho river and hnrbor
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TRAyEIERs' GUIDE.
TIME VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
a THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
EOUTU\NTST AND wE9'r

rINHE. VIRGINIA. MIpLANp ,RAILWAY.
a THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST, AND WEST
Schedule In effect June 8, 1884
$40 A. M.-New orleans Mail, daily, making
close CONNECTIONS to all po!nts, south AND south
west Daily, except sunday, wibh g d o. Hy
Pullman Sleeping Buffet Cara from New York
and Washington 70 Atlanta. Pullman sleeping
Cars nom Washington and Atlanta to New Or.
le ans. nrlor Car Prom Washington TO Natural
Bridge. Va
510 2 M;-Loulsville Fast Line, daily, via
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati, Louisville, and oil
Western Points: Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington to Loulsyille.
lOd0 r. M.-Southorn Mail and Express,
daily, 70 all points South and Southwest, via
Danvlle and Charlotte. Daily, except Sunday,
with G. q o. ny. Pullman sleeping Cars nom
Washington, Via Uhnvlllo, Charlotte, and At.
lanta. TO New orleans; also from Wnshington.
via Charlotte and Columbia, 70 Augusta, Pull.
man sleeping Car from Washington to White
sulphur Springs,
Manassas Dlvision train leaves Washington
at $40 II m and $40 D. m. daily, except sun.
day WarrentOn trains lenye Washington NJ
S:4Oa IN. and O:l0 p m. daily.
Companys Office, col Pcnnsyiyanla avenue,
N. MACDANIEL, ANont
NJ. sLAUuHTBR SOL. HAAS,
Gen, Pass, Agent Traffic Manager
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= WITH

May mean Poisoned with Potash" r4Ig ia tho
case with hundreds who have heenNhuwisc
enough % take sarsapaTlllns, Potash mixtures,
&C. until digestion 10 alDOat fatally impaired.
5wltIa specific Is a vegetable rymedy. Aud re-
storgs tho syBteIp 70 health and builds up the
wRsts made by these poisous.
Twas Eu1oringNvith blood Yeison, and treated
several months With Al0rcury and Potash, ONLY
20 mako tae worse, The Potash took away nly
appetite aud gave NE dyepepsiA, and both gave
me rhentnAtbm. 4 then took SarsapaglllaH. e.
All those ShFsapQIlls ntstrZes have POtfuall ne
them, This tnGd0 Me Ssill worre as II droVy Tho
poison fhrther Into my syataiu. A friend insist,si
ahQuld take 9wiffb BpeciAu, and II cured md ii.
che Blood Poison, drove the Mercury and putehs
out OF my system, and 20 day am as well us /
ever waa. NkO q. WELEAtAN, Ju.
Salem, MAsN
Iehn A. smith, the largest merchant ~ Cattle.
Ytae Ca, aays. II sutiored for yeat6 Nom the
combined eaoa,a Of EFysipOlAa ana IczemL
oouunuod 70 2toW worae under medical treat
mgnt and by tll,ing medicine containing Poii.sn.
3 3, y. 0ufed mo thoroughly and absolutely NV
appettts, auength and hosh returned az was
cured with IL"
Tre0tias on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free 10 applicants
THE SWIFT aPECIEIO co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, GL
New YORK oasso lsN wen TSyenty-thlrt
stlpet, Between sixth and S4vantQ ave nlCal
'PniiAdelnilla.oiA es,i 400 Oetatnps sssetS
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DIED.

FRANCES THOMSON, widoWrofthc late Valentine
blanchard
Her funeral Will take place from tho Church
of the Epiphany, saturday, July 3, ~ o'clock.
IENTBORNE.-July 2, at his fathers home
In Lacou, H., LINCOLN r. HEsSTHoRSE, aged
% years. aud late ofth0 POstonicc department.
CowIING. On July ., 1884. at 1915 p. M,
NETrlE, beloved of the family OF tho late Or.
w. w. Cowling, agod 10 ycurs.
Funeral sunday afternoon ut O'Clock from
Calvary Baptist Church.
PoRTER.---on Jnly 4, 1884, at 3:25 p. M,
CARRGE NJ, daughter O. Fitch ]. and susan II.
Porter. aged IL years Months and 4 dAyS.
Funeral Will tPko place rom the residence of
her parents, bO3 ! street northwest, sunday az
ternoon at O'Clock. Friends and relatives are
invited 10 attend.
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Since the advent of Buffalo Bill In Washing
ton the boys have almost como wild with ex-
citcment over IDS performance at Athletic park
IN chasing and shooting at the buffalo bulls
As there are noprairies or .bulhoes In WASH
ington, lthe boys have been ptdGicing at night
Upon cats and dogs. The wagUn,Of the district
parts Of tho city for q couple OF days- to curry
away the carriOn that has been slaughtered by
the enthusiaBtlc tnyonile admirers OF Buffalo
. initiating the loSsooing aOt Of Buck Taylor,
"king of the COWBOYS uudimitating the war
whoops of the Indians. The boys of Washing
ton havogot the prairie foyer and probably
tthore win soon be some anxious parents re-
porting the mysterious disappearance of their
young sons.
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DRoPosALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
il SEWEUS
OFFICE OF TuM ESeISrTE coMHssrosER,

OFFICE OF TIIE ES0INEER COMMISSIONER,
WAsHIS0ToN, u. G., July !, 1854,
by direction of the Board Of Commissioners
sealed proposals VIII be received NJ this Office
until ~ O'Clock m. on THURSDAY, JULY 81,
1854, for constructing In the City of Washington
District Of Columbia. ~ 800 lMenl feet Of Terra
Gotta Pipe sewers, from IL to "a inches In
Concrete SEWERS, nom ~ ~ TO 20 feet In In
tcTiUr dimensions
Blank form Of proposals and specifications
therefor, together win all necessary lnorma-
ton, and bids upon THESE forms VIII alone DO
considered, The right ny reserved TO reject any
Rnd all bids Or parts ofbldA. .
q. j. LNDECKER,
Major of Engineers, u, s. A.,
Je30'3Ot Engineer Commissioner, ID. @.
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Of Confidence.

Avrp,c Sarsaparilla Is medicine that,
AtEh y during nearly 40 years, in OIL
parts of the world, has proved its eiti-
cacy as the best blood alternative known
to medical science.
SARSAPARlLLA ts SSt roSs Of tGe
genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla) Is its
bnso, and its powers are enhanced by
the extracts OF Yellow Dock and Still
llngia, the Iodides of Potassium and
Iron, and other potent ingredients.
&c your blood vitiated by arrangements
10 of the digestive and aSsinilatory func-
tionsY IL Il tainted by Scrofulo? or
does It contain the poison OF Mercury
or Contagious Disease?
TuE leading physicians of the United
TIE States, who know the composition
of AYERS SARSAPARILIA, eay that
nothing else so good for the purifict-
ton Of the blood is within the range OF
pharmacy.
nNI W by the use Of this remedy - II
UNLt possible for n person who has
corrupted blood to attain sound health
and prevent transmission OF the de-
structive faint TO posterity.
THOROUGHLY e eif iso sy ssnoV %nst
include not only the removal of cor
ruption from tho blood, but It's enrlch-
ohu viz oo~Aco'hSeNo ~ sAS
vital organs.
Dcusanr r witnesses, oil over the
Reliable world, testify that this
workisbetter accomplished by AYERS
SARsAPARILLA than by any other
remedy.
70, nm that Ia corrupted through dis.
pt-UUu ease Is made pure, and blood
weakened through diminution of the
red corpuscles Is made strong, by
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
p,vnprNsunrr the blood and building
FUnif ttWu up the system require
time in serious cases, but benefit Will
be derived from the use OF AYERS
SARsAPARILLA more speedily than
from anything else.
MEnyclME for which like effects are
dnnt in the market, under many names,
hut the only preparation that has stood
tibet test of time, and proved worthy Of
the worlds condolences is
Ayer's SarsqpanMa,
PREPARED by
Or. ). @. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists: Price1'
six bottles for IS.
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, U, s.,
WAsHISGToS, u. C., June 20, 1894.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this office
until - O'clock IN. MONDAY, JULY II, 1854,
resentntives during the fiscal year ending June
80, 1850
Blank forms Or proposals, blank bonds and
necessary Information win he furnished on APP
pllcntion to the stationery clerk,
Tie clerk Reserves the right to waive defects
and reject any or all bids or parts Of lids.
No contract Will be awarded for Stationery
herein referred u until AN appropriation for itB
purchase shall have been made by law.
pronOStls should be addressed To the Clerk Of
the House of Representatives, aud Endorsed
proposals for stationery
JOHN u. CLARK, IR.,
Clerk House of Representatives. U, 5.
ip2l-p-Jt
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FENcHMEN can properly be called 'the
knights of the table" Thcy are good Judges
in I'LL it's retnements and d6llcaciee. IN order
tostimuintc the appetitoand keep the digestive
organs In good order they give prc-eIuinence
% Angostilra Bitters. When you try'them be
sure IL Is the genuine article, manufactured by
iDr j. q. b. Siegert & Sons
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MARRIED.

| CARTER-PATTEN.--Iu this city, July /. at
the resldGnce ofex;Goy. curtin, OF Pennsylvania,
Isby Rev. Il. s. Chlds, u. n, the Rev. WILLIAM
D. CARrrR, OF Carter County, Tenn, and Miss
,tELLEN ID. PATTEN. Of Miiroy, Pa.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.

DRoPosALs FOR COAL.
REFORM SCHOOL OF THE d. c.,
WAsIIIS0ToN, July 3, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received by me up TO
noon of MONDAY, JULY %, for the delivery
Ut the Reform School Of
200 tons white ash furnace coal, more or less.
100 tons white aah range coal, more or less.
90 tons Cumberland coal, more or less.
All to be of hest quality, freo from slate and
other impurities. no BE- delivered in quantities
and nj such times M may be directed by the Su.
ponnd va b t 1 nd n Of % ccms in ~
Inspector aud wegher to be paid by contractor,
Proposals must be Endorsed proposals for
Coal
Right to reject bids or waive defects is re-
served -
JAMES u, FITCH,
JyA-oer-td President Board of Trustees.
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TRAVELERs' GUIDE.
Two SARATOGA,


CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALLRAfL and PARIoR CAR LINE
Trains on New York, West Shore, aud buffalo
he,liway by west shore o. picturesque Hudson
Railroad as follows;
sA A. .s,roS a; SPECIAL; 90S A; M-Arrlye
mar, Buffet Cars to Saratoga, thence TO Mon
cHTsKrLL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. $50 A.
MARINE Hotel Kaaterskiii 5;5op M, Grand
Day hS'f 2pI e. ,6 p9tos Cars MArrlve Albany
AZ. m, Utica SS6 >. NJ. sysesase 7fS ,. m,'
ssrs Fa iSfS hp psror l3 tass To- %
E%SSEs lisB$ 2 %ai;iye S $SS Rsss
srslsill 5'15 2. M, Grand Hotel 300 p. M
fpSrs1,Sse e2s h 9v Lake GeSrse
s&EAfoeA AND cArsKILL MoyNTAIN
sEili eiSp. M. Grand Hotel sidS, 3. ~, sara.
GSa $40 3 M Lake dsorEgS 1910 e4 p m
skill Mountains, to, Saratoga Buffet Parior
Car leaves Washington on Pennsylvania II. n,
ap 6s Nsw %FSsk 'SPE ea s esTs
Saratoga and caisSlli Mountain Limited at
As sn q round round tEP ticket, By ws,
or depot agent Of pennsylvania n. K for com.
plete time tables. tickets, and parlor car chairs
served in advance upon application 20 agent Pull
man Car Company, Pennsylvania II r. Station.
HENRY MoNETT,
General Passenger Agent,
Je27.tf "a state street. New York.
Tue g q So RENN Is M s RoTTE
s sINT nSi,rp SdEi,4 RAifs' MAdNifi'
TRAINS IN rl EFyEECy I MAY IA 1884 rom ,,o
For Pittsburs and the west, Chicago Limited
Express &C.. Of Palace Sleeping Cars az 9;4o 3. m
Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati Western Ex,
press ItO m. daily with Palaee Cars g Pitts.
a cs Ss E s4 sSu g snS sS SS RRS
LSSSSS a GS Mb'h PoSR x chRf%afGn
For For Erie Cans and. Rochester, Bnilaio, ~,
Ss f q aSd Wan
70 gn aS Train e rnn
For Williamsport, Lock Hayen, and Elmira,
fc4 New Yoli dacf sBe sunday %as $40
400, TO- and rs D. m Linited Express S Of Pnil
manParlor cars, 9:40 a; m. daily, xcept sunday.
| or Boston without change. . y. m. every week
ofF er 81 sreoEi S T. ali through trains con.
| avoiding double ferriage across New York City,
For Philadelphia, 40. $40, and IL q. m, z,
q, o, 10, and 40 p. m. On sunday, 4. o, 10, and
y1Ai15 p M. Limited Express, 0i40 a. IN. daily
For Baltimore. 0.s5. 7.l5 $40. e,4o, and II
| o. M, 1905, z, q, 4;26, 40, q, TAO, 10, and
l1:l5 p, M, on Sunday, 6i4o, ii a. IN, 4. o
| TAO TO- and 1li16 y. IN.
For Pope's Creek Line, $50 " m. and 4:4C
p. IN. daily, except sunday.
a %RkS Sh$spS RIA sp%u XSD EREpgsIsKsByse
| RAILWAY, AN ID ALEXANDRIA ANL
| WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. $40, 7:20, 0:25, 11:05, ant
1888 a. m, 400, 4;25, o, 6:25, 500, and1 1:3t
p m. On sunday ut $3.50. 0;25, 1l.05 a. m.
| BOO y. m.
q. IN. daily, and 3 p. IN: daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, f:O5
S.O5 10. 1910 u. ~; l, 300, 3:23, b;1O, TOO
and i04o p. m. and l2'i midnight on sunda,
mt SOB and 10:l0a. m; 700 and 1910 y. IN.
Tickets and information ut the office, north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
yania avenue, and at the station, where order
can be len for the checking of baggage to desti
nation from hotels and residences.
| CHAS. Il. PUGH, General Manager.
j. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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BILLIARDS.
.EXCURSIONS.
r OVER CEDAR POINT
WESTINGHOUSE COMFY ISLAND.

Thesafe, swift, and magnificent steamer New
Armenia. will leave her wharf, foot OF Seventh
day, at 1Oa. m, returang at p. IN. Com
mencing TUESDAY, JULY !.
Armenia stops at Alexandria on Fridays only.
For further information inquire at the st.
Marc Hotel. II. c. BOWERS,
je28-2m Manager,
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~ MONROE, AND THE SOUTH.
STEAMERS George LEARY AND
EXCEIS IOR
One of these popular steamers leaves Seventh
street wharf daily Sundays eIceptedl at bi8Op
going and rctufning, and Cornfeld HnYbor orifl
the Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday trip only,
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Provi-i
dence steamers. Connect also with New York
Seaboard and Roanoke. Ocean View, and Vlr-
ginin Beach Railroads.
and Ohio ticket Office ut 1ath 81. and Pa. ave-,
st Marc Hotel, Polkinhorn'e. next to City Post
Office, Office OF Knox's Express, 9th st. and Pa.
ave. and at Com pany's Office. 7th-st. wharf,
KNOCKS EXPRESS will call for and cheek
bag gage from hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until o y. m.
VIM p. WEIGH. General Agent
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REFLECTIONS.

w. II. Collier, postmaster at Marion Court
House $. G., Eugene II. Dbbse, ,poSmaster at
Camden y O.
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shafers Mineral Water pepots (:

1910 L Street Northwest, Washington.
40 and ~ North Charles, Baltimore.
ll2 North Ninth, Philadelphia.
dead AND BE WISE-DR BROTuERS
Ia 900 street southwest, appeared before
me and made oath that he Is tle Oldest EstaO-
lished Expert specialist In this city, and VIII
guarantee U euro In all cases of yenurlal disease
aud furnish Medicine, or no charge the poor
furnished Medicine free. Consultation and nd.
Vice Nee N any hour during the day, subscribed
and swOrd to before mo by Dr. brothers, April
2, 1854 -
SAMUEL II. WALKER Notary Public
NT1GOR FoR MEN. QUICK, SullE, SAFE.
v Hook FREQ. CIVIAIE AGENCY, 100 Full
ton st.. Now York.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
(Leave u. & p. Depot. Sixth and Il Streets)
$40 A. M. For all way stations and Virginia.
springs, Le1inson, Ky,i L9nisyille, Clnein.
sunday, 1898 A. M.-For williamsburg. Va.
Newport News, Old Point Comfort. and
Norfolk. Daily except sunday.
b;1O L. NJ. For Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
and Chicago, connecting for all points West
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Express
(dhily) does not stop for local business ex-
seps the virginia Springs; throngh Pullman
1O;4O Il. M,-For all way stations and Viz
glnia springs and Columbus. Ohio. Daily
For tickets and information apply at G. & o.
railway office, 513 Pennsylvania avenue, under
Hgtional Hotel; Virginia Midland Railway
Onioe, COL Pennsylvania avenue and ID. u 4.
Station. IL, W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
G.. w. SMITH, FRANK TRIoG,
General Manager. N. II. Passenger Agent
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w or THE HUMAN BODG
ENLARGED,
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STRENGTHENED. 30.
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paper, In roply to Inquiries we win gay that
there Is no evidence OF huInhug about thts. on
me contrary, the advertisers are very highly In
doreed' Interested persons may get sealed cir
culars, giving all particulars by addressing EHIs
MEDICAL Co, Butnlo, y. N.-iOelo Evenbi0 Bee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-05
DALTrMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
EAST AND THE WEST


THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLERI
STEEL RAILS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE
10, 1884, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Leave Washington from station corner of
NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND g. STREET
For Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville. and st,
Louis daily at 800 A. m, 1915 q. m. 1910
p. M. with Through Coaches and Palace Sleep
Ing Cars TO above points. without change; 1O:l6
a. N. daily so Chicago. except Saturday.
For Pittsburg ut $3.50 a. m. and $40 p m;
daily; $40 p; m. to PittsburE. Cleveland, and
Detroit, with Sleeping Cars to pittsburg.
For Toledo md Detroit, via M9nIoeyille l0I5
ing and Lake Erie r. Il.
$40 a. M. daily, except sunday; ., O4O, and
1910 y. m. daily, with Parlor and Sleeping Cars
attached
For Baltimore on week Days, D, $50, GAO, &,
$40, o, and 1000 O. M, 1910, 800, $3.50, ..
$50 4.30 (4b-mlnute trHin), 4i4O, $50, 500, z,
500, $50, aud l0:lOp m.
For baltimore on Sundays, $50, 8, 500, a.
u. 1:n6. 2:85. 3, 4:40. 6.3O. $50, 2. 500.
$40, and 1910 penn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-05
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