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National Republican., 1885-06-09


wormley's-Harry oelriohs, Wyoming ter.
ritory,
st. Jamos-E. b. Mcdonald, ST, Louis; H. II.
McFadden. Ohio Benz, Franklin, philH-
delphiH; 9, 4. Mitchell, West Virginia; w. II,
Hart 81, Louis
Arlington Francis Z, Browne, Boston; f
Lauterbach, New York; II. NJ. Crane, Massa-
GhuSetts; f. " Wclch, Niagara Falls, n, Y; q.
H. Preston, New Orleans. r. y. Randolph, n,
Y; r, NJ. Williams, Brooklyn.
willard's-S. A. Boyd, Philadelphia; Merton
Dexter Boston; William j, McGarige Chi
capo; Gray C. Furguson, New York; Henry NJ.
Dechert, Philadelphia William u. Green,
Illinois; Rev r. G, Moses, Philadelphia
Rigga-w. b. Davis, q. s. Al W. p. NJ. Nc,
Carthy, Philadelphia; John g, Sherlock, Hon
J. w. Jones. Cincinnati; NJ, r, Wetter Jacob
Klein 81, Louis; George Arthur. U. S. NJ; J,
S. Connolly, Piltsburg; A. :, Weloh, Lowell
Mass, q, H. Bryan, Philadelphia D, F, Pope,
U, =, A.
Ebbitt-H, Phoebus, s,proprotor Hygeia Hotel
Old Point Comfort Va; Hon. J, j. Cooper
A. W. Porter, Philadelphia Attella Cox, Ken
lucky; W. H. Grimstead and wife, LonisYllle
Gen Eppa Hunton, Virginia; George t. Hart
Connecticut; Frank W, Bowdnn, Alabama
Hon. A, 9 hoimer PhlIadelphiai Hon NJ, IL
Day, Denver.
National Republican., 1885-06-09

:. :. Barr and Fulmer Nationals battery.


EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: | desire,
through the columns OF your paper, to call the
attention of the chief of police to a disgrace
full condition of affairs to which citizens living
in the vicinity Of Iowa Circle, northwest, are
daily witnesses: This lovely circle has for
several years past been taken possession Of
throughout the summer months every even
ing and especially on sunday evenings, BY u
crowd of negro men, women, boys and girls
who conduct themselves in such disgusting
manner as 10 render II positively unit for
ladies or other decent persons to visit or pass
through II after dark From early In the even
ing until II or II o'clock nearly every avail
ablo seat is occupied by this indecent mob,
and the walks are often crowded with those
who cannot find seats, and loud, boisterous,
obscene and proiane talk is the order OF the
hour, TO such an extent as TO positively ex-
clude all respectable people. Major Dye may
be ignorant of this state OF Affairs, but II is not
likely that the policemen upon that beat are,
and the question that the citizens ask is Why
is 1t permitted? If Major Dye doubts the
| truth OF the above statement, let him spend
! half an hour about there any pleasant even.
| ing, especially sunday evening, and think he
! Will conclude that he has a duty to perform
there in the interest OF decency, law and
order KNOX
National Republican., 1885-06-09
rnE coNpuorows TRIAL.

Prosecutsd by the Pennsylvania Rail- |
road Company for APpropristing
Tickets.
The trial Of Hugh o'Neal, formerly
conductor of tho Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company, and charged with en-
bezzling tickets belonging to the COM
pany, was commenced In the criminal
court yesterday. Assistant District At
torney Taggart appeared for the prose-
cution and Mr.. A. B. Williams for the do.
fendant. The government stated IN
| opening that IL expected TO show that on
Nov 9, 1883, on train leaving Pbila-
delphia a ticket purchased by Miss Rit-
tenhouse, from Frankfort to this city,
was taken up by O'Neil, and afterward
found In tho hands of q scalper in New
| York without evidence of 1t having
been used; also, that ticket purchased
on the same day by Miss Ella skcrrett
in Philadelphia for this city took the
Same course as the other.
Mr.. Williams said he was satisfied that
tho jury would not sustain tho charge,
and the defendant would establish his
innocence.
James X. Wood, general passenger agent
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
aud Mr.. George W. Boyd, assistant gene
raj agent, testified TO the ticket system
in force on the road. Henry d. Roe,
agent at Frankfort, testified to selling
the ticket.
Miss Emily Rittenhouse testified to
purchasing ticket at Frankfort for this
city on Nov. q, 1855 She remem mbered
having the ticket in hor possession until
after passing Wilmington. Between that
point aud this city she gave the tiekot to
the conductor.
Lynn Z. Meyer, formerly ticket clerk
at Ninth and Chestnut streets, Philadel-
phia, identified ticket as sold by him
on Nov. q, 1885, to this city. (This was
the ticket purchased by Miss Skerrett.)
. Miss Ella V. Skerrett testified TO going
TO tho ticket office on the morning OF
Nov. o, purchasing . ticket to this city
and leaving on the 1855 =. m. train, She
gavo her tickeb TO Mr.. McNameo, who
accompanied her on the train to thit
city.
Charles A. McNamee testified to givini
the tickets of Miss Skorrett aud bimsel
to the conductor between Philadelphia
and Wilmington. When the conductor
took the tickets he failed to use hi
punch, but folded tho tickets and pu
thom in his vest pocket.
Cornelius Mckinley, train master a
the Broad street station in 1883, testified
that on Nov. 9 ONeal left in charge o
tho ll:55 a. m. train.
The hearing was not concluded whel
the court adjourned for tho day.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
THE MARKETS.
No Improvement in stocks-whsat
Unsettled, FIuctuating wndly and
Closing Higher Than on Saturday.

No Improvement In stocks-Whsat
Unsettled, FIuotuating wndly aud
Closing Higher Than on Saturday.
NEW YORK, June S.-The new week
opened ia the stock market without any
Improvement either in the amount OF
business done or in the prices realized.
At the opening prices were weak but
soon rallied, and then continued steady
until late in tho afternoon, when there
was decline again Ia many cases, part
OF which was recovered Just at the close.
Money on call continues easy at | to II
per cent, closing at 1. Foreign exchange
is very dull, with quotations unchanged,
as follows Actual business. d56 and 487;
posted rates. 457 and 4SS. Government
bonds arc quiet at unchanged quotations,
except au advance Of In coupon is. State
bonds have been quiet and quotations
generally steady.
Tho railroad boDd market has been
moderately active and prices somewhat
irregular. The total sales were s., ,029,000.
Among those which show advances Della
ware and Hudson canal registered rs are
up !, at ll5l East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia 1s, consolidated IS, J, at AZ;
Midland of New Jersey Is, ;, at Si3; Nor
| ris and Essex consolidated Is, 4, at 1885,,
and Norfolk and Western general 6s, !, at
| s5. Erie I'd consols were traded in tothe
extent Of $685. 900, and at the close show
decline of Z, at asa; Erie Is extended
arc down 1. at 12i Louisville and Nash
ville 4. II. and Nashville Is, }, at log
and the general, 6l at 97l.
Treasury balances: Coin, Sl46,0j9, 4i0i
currency, 1924, iO0,32l.
/ M,aa..f. C.I.
| The following have heen furnished by Bate
| man n Co, bankers, 1dll Il street, being the
most active stocks In the New York exchange:
OD'g. MOi. Lop. Cts. 5a1l.
National Republican., 1885-06-09

CAPITAL PRIZE. Slbo,ooo
HD- Nutlce--TlckelS are Ten Dollars only.
Halves, So fiiths 81. TenthS 81
National Republican., 1885-06-09
Hotel Combs for Oflce.Seelers.

A gentleman who asked for u comb in one
of the hotel wash rooms u few days ago was
handed II piece of horn, with Il few teeth
sawed into it. When he asked an explaha.
tion. the clerk said that II was the best he
could do Said he: "These fellows who come
here for office seem TO be regular klepto.
maniacs, Why, our colored boys start in that
door there with q cake of soap, and before they
can get out of the back door the soap is gone,
and sometime the soap-dish, too. We had
wall with heavy brass chains. They broke
the combs in three pieces and left about an
inch of the middle. Steal Why, they steal
everything they can lay their hands on Two
long roller towels were captured yesterday.
Why, sir, they actually take the canphor used
for disinfecting purposes"
National Republican., 1885-06-09
$50 the Victor Belongs the spoils. A"

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: ES.Collector
Howards lofty adherence to his principles, as
set forth in his bombastic letter OF voluntary
resignation, turns out Just al might have been
expected He could adhere to his principles
concerned. Ifhe'd been q department clerk,
with sick wife and half dozen children
heavily IN debt and nothing ahead-he would
have preferred his salary to his principles
every time. As for the principle itself IL is all
bosh. ITO the victor belongs the spoils" Is
mere clap.trap raised by tho hungry hordcs
which besiege every new administration This
government is no spoils system-lt is not en-
gagged in civil wal. Its public officers are not
highwaymen. Your money or YOUR life is
not fitting cry to greet the Installation of Il
President Lei 1t rather be "union forever ~
II II
National Republican., 1885-06-09

Baltimore Produces Market, Jun

BALTIMORE, June s.-virginia 6s, conso
dated, 90, past due coupons, 80; new lo4O
3534 new IS, 80 bid to-duy.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
DRoPosAL FOR FRESH BEEF
Il MUTTON, AND CoRNED BEEF.
oFrIcH oy snennrAnv ANp TnEAspEEn.

OfElCh Ok SulhEIARN ANp lhINnNhEhs
UNITED STArEs SoLDlEH~ HONE.
wAsufSgToS, ID e., June g. 1855
sealed proposals. IN duplicate. subject TO the
usual condinons, will be received ~ this Office
until o o'clock E m, On MONDAY, THE
l5rH DAY or JUNE, 1855, at which time and
place they VIII lie opened IN presence o. bidders,
ior 1, finishing and delivering a. the kitchen aud
hospital OF the soldiers Homo Fresh Bee, Slut
ton, ana Crrued Beoi, as requ lrcd by the secre-
tnry and treasurer Of the Home for the year,
commencing July l, 1855, and ending June 80.
lSSh
Information a. to the manner Of bidding, con-
dltiohs 10 be observed by bidders, iorma of CON
tract and payment will be furnished on peT-
Sonal appkraton at this Office.
The secretary and treAsu er reserves the right
TO reject any and.all proposals. Tho successful
bidder VIII be required TO enter into IA written
contract with tho secretary aud treasurer Of the
Home, with good aud approved security, IN the
sum of 81 800 within tw1nty days amer be!ng
notified OF the acceptance ~ his proposals
copy OF this advertisement must he attached 10
each proposal. Envelopes containing PRO pOSlls
should be indorsed, Proposals for fresh bcel,
mutton. and cornrd beef ~ uuited states so.
diers Home, District of Columbia and Ad
dressed to the undersigned -
secretary and treasurer soldiers Home
National Republican., 1885-06-09

rated, unpeeled, 10 to lSc, cherries, pitted, .
to i0c., sugar aud wot, 8 70 &C.; blnckbcrries, 9
10 Sc. whortleberries s TO &C.; raspberries, Is
National Republican., 1885-06-09

You are allowed a fres trial Of Hiriy days OF the
use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt with
Electric Suspeusory Appliances, for the speedy
relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility,
Loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also, for many other diseases Com.
guaranteed. No risk is incurred, illustrated
pamphlet with full information, terms, &c,
mailed tree by addressing Noltaic Belt Co.,
Marshall Mich.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
Cant Get Along without It.r

THE EVENING JOURNAL, MISNEAPoLIs, June
4, 1SS5-EDIToR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, WASH
IsGroS, d. C.--Dodr Sir. We want THE REPUB.
LICAE; can't get along without it, think you
will find the Journal of some use as an ex-
change VIM you be good enough to give us
a trial? Truly yours G. L. RUSSELL,
Managing Editor.
tYes, sir; the sound Judgment indicated
above proves that your paper must be a valua-
BILE exchange, ED. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
.RoposALs For MAnnLE.

Assistant ouNrterml
an2S, o.3O.myl Los.n
National Republican., 1885-06-09

FI'4E GREAr PENNsYLvANfA ROUTE
,iA,lO ~ TIL NORTH WEST, AND SOUTH
W ESl;.y DOUBLE rBACk. sPLFNDtD
National Republican., 1885-06-09

Among the letters received at the Postoiice
Department yesterday was one iroman Indiana
man who wishes to be informed what qualifca.
tons are required Of an applicant for posi-
tion as "horslor" on a mall route, Another
man has applied for the position Of sexton"
OF the Postolioe Department building.
National Republican., 1885-06-09

HowLAHD DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
and-a-half street northwest, three doors north
of Pennsylvania avenue, 4. p. Howland
NJ. D., O. II. Rowland, d. ID. s., and Robert W.
Talbot surgical, operative, and mechanical
dentists Extractions. under nitrous oxide, so
gas, whether one or number of teeth are cx
traoted at the same sitting Have administered
nitrous oxide to over 1000 persons. Artificial
teeth, 81 per set Gold, amalgam, and white
warranted fint-class
National Republican., 1885-06-09

FOR COOKED RArioNs.
REcRgIrlNa RE..NpE1yogs. "a y. $. .ALM.M..y.,,.

Oli pENNsYIvASIA AVENUE,
WAsIISGToS, u. C., juno l, 1888.
sealed proposals, In trplicats subject 10 the
usu u conditions, will be rece. we'd at this oice
until II oClOcS noon UNE ~, 1855, az which
time and lace they viii bu opened In presence
oi bidders Tor iuruishing Cooked NatinnS To the
recruiting parry aud recruits at thls reuseZyO $
during the hs,su year endsg June 30, 1856
Three suhstantial meals daily and due proper
tion OF soap aud candles constitute ration. The
Government reserves the right to reject any or
all prop posalA Pro- osalh for complete rRiions 20
be hrn,s shed at places Objectionable for recruits
viii NOT ne considered. Full Information Will
be furnished on application In this Oiicc. En-
Veopet contaipug proposals should b. marked
"PropoSals for Cook cd llutiousn nHd HdHddrcsscd to
DOUGLAS ~ SCOTT,
Captain let Infantry, Recruiting ofiGer
National Republican., 1885-06-09

ESoISEER oFFICE wAsHlSGroS MoSuNEST,
wASulNGToS, ~ G.. May 2S 1855.
Sealed proposals. for furnishing and delivering
twcnty-three (23l pieces of rubbed Alum
marble for the Washington Monument In this
city. to match the ma BILE now In the structure
will be received at this OiliCe until IL IN. ON
JUNE 10, 1889, and opened Immediately there
after In presence of bidders
Specifications. General instructions to bidders
and blank forms Of proposals. Will be furnished
on application 10 this Office. -
rHOS. LINCOLN CASEY.
Colonel Corps Of Epgineers, Engineer In Charge
National Republican., 1885-06-09

DRoposALs FoR MIscEGLANEoUs sur
pITFS,


TTTNTTT " n VI 7 TTT1 n 7 TIEITITEt
May 2B, 1885
SeRied proposals will he received at this pc.
partmbnt until ~ O'Clock m. TUESDAY. JUNE
lS, 1890, tor furnishing Miscellaneous supplies
TO the Department OF tho Interior during the
hsCal year ending June 80, 1855, cOnsistinR Of
BroOfns Brushcs, clocks, Fiic.holders, Port
folio Drawers, SOAPS Hardware, uok ease =
(TeyolNingl, Chain, carpets, Decks, Tables, Dry
Goods, Lumber, Forage, 80 &C.
Blank iotins Of prpposnls, showing the Hens
and estimated quantities required, Will DO FUR.
nished on application ~ the Custodian, Room
lOi, Department Ofthc Interior.
Proposals must be addressed to the secretary
of the Interior and indoricd on tie cuvolopc,
"Propusals for Misccllnneous Hupples
4. q. T. LAMAR,
my2g. tu, ,fBt secretary.
National Republican., 1885-06-09

Sealed pr posalt VII bc received until ~
O'Clock noon, WEDNESDAY,. JUNE ~, 1851
10 furnish this Department ana It's several bu.
Tcaus with daily supply Of the best quality uf
Northern Ice for the iscai year ending June 30.
1850 TO be delivered at such times aud places
ana IN AuCh quantities as may hc required
Instructions 10 bidders Will be furnished ON
application to the Custodian, Room lO4. Depart
mrnt Of tho Interior
Pop sails n be addressed TO the Secretary Ol
he interior, and marked "PropO ais for ice'
L. q. &. LAMAR,
ie5 nugt Secretary.
National Republican., 1885-06-09


V'4k gREAr pENNsybvANfA ROUTE
~ s.i.pp ~ IliE H. iN6QElH, WEST, AND SOUTH.
scENfEYD DeIfPLE sfILEEi fRfAck d sFtlNpiP tfll I
EoUiPIENff' 'l' ~ RAILS MAuNifiOhNr
TR,rISS Il ,EfEEeT Y e. AlAy y, "a 3. - lss5;
tiqn, corner Of Bth and B 30, as follows,
+, Tor Pitt,bnrg aud the West icaso Limited
daily; Fsst Linz, $40 a. n '" daiiy t'S 10 cinci.
MAI and ~ Louis, with sleeping Cars nom Har.
daily. except saturday, to chicago. Win sleep
lnE car Altoona 70 Chicago. chicago and Gin
Ing Cars WnsbliHon to dhleair,o i ,d ahd Hasrrsbnrg s
70 10 LOUIS W.; corngciins az Harrisburg with
Cleveland. aud st 1oul. picino Exbfess, 10
p m. daily, tor rIttsbufg and the Vest vita
BAi5fiM6RE AND nPFTo5.TR01HAtG RgAliiiIsRRoAD.
Ni,gvars ~ III y4.H9lHl'ua, Eoehesier. Bniia9.
Paiaee Cars &aibnsSn tSF5 ~ F5absssiiea[[ bssia[o'y' WIN
at toI N,i5s u, @5s92r 5. Log Hayen and Emira'
tor New gr. "a ,bp' ~ tunuN-.,. e.qn aud
tISy,dn a. in' ~ 10 n m3 aqd i2l5 niyhL 3n
Limited Eyprptgor Pullman p,rior r'ir- 4. a.
m. daily except SUNDAY.
Fer Boston without change, , p. m. every
i'dr BrookIyn. s. v. nli throusf trains con
meet al Jersey Jly with hoais al brooklyn An
avoiding douli1 efnAsc acrou Now YORK city.
F9r philsde eIphIl, 10. $50, and I 1 :. a., 2,
q. in., 2. I, o 1dp NJ. e1d i3i5 iashi. Limited
Eypress 9tOa M daily except sunday.
M, i2lo5. 2, l. l.25.' liio. O, 5iio,, 10 p. m.
aud l2;iS night On sunday, $50. $40. IL a.
Tor fopo tS trtos id%s % 5iS 5 me 49, saa Risaal alo p
FOR Aump0iis. d@l5 a. NJ. 1900 and 4,25 p
m. daily. pxcrpt sunday. on sunday. p M
ALEXA,ND ais. .ANb Observation-Disclosures
/ WAsHfSGfoN ,RAGLRoAG
Tor AAiexandria q ,ii.;go ngo iol, an1 4'SS
M. On sunday at O. Ji25, 1l:o1 a. m. sos
] Eor Richmond and ,ho cont. a and n M
National Republican., 1885-06-09

The following have been furnished by Bate
man n Co, bankers, 1dll i street, being the
most active stocks In the New York exchange:
1Jb'g may Lam (Tsa. SaIss,
National Republican., 1885-06-09

WAsHtSoroN, n. 6, June q, 1855.
sealed proposals arc iuvitcl Tor mruishing de-
livercd ~ the now Pension Building, In this
city, 1000 barrels Of Cement. Of 3OO pounds 70
the barrel
bids received win he opened at 2 p M. on
JUNE II, 1875. In this once, l8l6 y street
81 g MEggH,
Supervising Engineer and Architect.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
Fined for Bathing In the River.

Harry Widely, aged Il, and Ernest Hogan,
aged II years were fined each 81 for bathing in
the Potomac during the day time. Last year
excursion parties were often embarrassed by
the large number of boys swimming from the
wharves at the time the steamers were passing
The police are determined to put a stop to it at
nnnp This snnsnn.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
CITY ITEMS.

MANY victim TO Brights Disease has been
restored TO sound health by Hunts Remedy
Hunts Remedy is not a new compound; II
has beon before the public thirty years.
Hunts Remedy puriiles the blood by assist.
ng The Kidneys 70 carry oil all impnrlties.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
Gen. Adklus,s Indian Tour.

Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Adkins will
start on the lst of July for tour around the
different agencies but he will not reach the
Apache country until September The commits.
sioner stated that the Indians now on the war
mpnt.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
The Twelfth Street seuor Nuisance.

The commissioners yesterday directed the
health officer TO investigate thoroughly the
nuisance complained Of by the residents in
the neighborhood of the sewer outlet, corner
OF Twelfth and NJ streets southeast "A descrip-
tion OF the horrors OF which was given in THE
REPUBLIcAS yesterday morning.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
DRoPOsAi.s FOR iuE.

WAR DEPARTMENT. April ~, 1885.
Scaled proposals On dupliCntcD Viii he received
Rt this office until ~ o'clock noon, wEDNfS-
PAY. JUNE 10. 1879, for supplying the War
Department and Ito bureaus with ice during the
hsciu year ending Juno 80, 1896. Tho ice must
be fthc best quality Of northern ice sulid clear
aud free from suow or other impurities, aud
must be delivered at the several bureaus and
offices OF the War Department In Washington
aud weighed upon tho department scales. Daily
deliveries, excepting sundays and recognized
holidays, will be required. 'Tha quantity re-
less,
bond with approved security will be re-
quired In case of award lhc government rc.
serves lhe right to reject any and all bids and to
waive defects.
Bids must be incloscd In scaled envelopes In.
dorsed on the outside Proposals for lee and
addressed to the Undersigned. -.
Assistant ouNrtermAster, U. ;. A.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
skin DiseasOs--''sWaYne's Ointmsnt."

"Swayno's Ointment" cures Tettor, Salt
Rh6um, Riugworm, Sores, PlmpleS, Eczema,
all Itchy Skin Eruptions, no matter how obsti.
nate or long standing. ....
National Republican., 1885-06-09
OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
70 TRAINS DAILY (ENCEPT SUNDAY
RLsrNVlEN ALEX ANnRIA AND

TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY
BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND
ROUND hill.
Leave Washington AZ 0:25 a. M and ago r.
IN. and Alexandria at O;3B Il. ~. and ASA n. M.
Pass Leesburg, going westward, at l2;l3 =, IN.
and 7;l2 y, M, and arrive a. Round HUI AT 100
n. M. and S:O4 y. IN.
Leave Round diIl at 4l6 u. m. aud 30 p. m:
Pass LeeAhurg, going eastward, at O.3S ~ N. ana
2:IS y. m, and arrive at Alexandria at $40 a
m. and 5;2o y. III, aud ut Washington " $40 a.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hip at i:45
a. m. Arrivesat Alexandria AZ SID and WASH
ingtou ntS;25 Leave Washington ~ 500 y, M;
Aieyandrin Ht sion ul, Pass Loesbur5, going
eastward. B:;S "a ~ westward, 1910 y m.
:. NJ BNOpilN, 5upcriuionpent.
National Republican., 1885-06-09

CHEsApEAKp AM ONO RAILWAY.

THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
leave Il. or DEPOT, sixth and u streets).
lib 4. M.-For all way stations, Lexington,
- KY, Louisville, CiuCinnat Columbus and
ST. Louis Daily except sunday.
IL A. M.--Ror Newport News. Old Point Com
Portland Norfuk. Daily except sunday
$40 u. M-tOr Louisville. Cinciunatb st. Louis,
and Chicago, connecting for all polpls West,
NoTthwest, And Southwest Fast Express
daily; does not stop for local business.
Through Pullman service to Louisville and
Cincinnati -
For tirketS and Information Apply attic. & q.
RAILWAY office hI8 ppunsylyanih avenue, under
National Hotel: Virginia Midland railway Office,
IL. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
C. w SMITH FRANK rRIGG.
General Manager, n. T.. Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1885-06-09
UIN.W' 'IWIT7UT 0NITNN7
DROPosAlls FOR STATIONERY,


ro,roFFicE DEPARTMENT.
WASH ~ .TaN, u. C., May IL, ] 80.
Sealed propoiaIs will ne received at this Dc.
natlmeut uutl u O'Clock m on WLnNlSDAis
JUNE %, 1850, for furnishing Stationery lor
the use %. the first and secOnd.class poHohc.s
for one year nom july |, ! $50.
Bank forus OF proJ Osals showing the Items
and tImated guam liues required, together with
circular relating thereto, viii he furnished on
application to this do par tmont
Proposal, should hc addresso to the First As.
slstant Postmaster Gcreral, and ini iorscd, Pro
prSsls 10 Stationery
Tae Postmaster General reserves the right To
MM. +. Villas,
mvlO.ftu,St Postmaster oneraL
National Republican., 1885-06-09
Mants 10 be a "Hor.ler.n

THE surcst way to make home run on the
base ball field Is to rub the limbs with St.
Jacobs Oil. All stiffness will then vanish.
National Republican., 1885-06-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ORDER The REPUBLICAN, mailed to your sum
mer address. only 80 cents month, postage
National Republican., 1885-06-09

Its Grand Single Number Drawing Win take
place monthly II never Scales or PostponeA
Look ~ the following Distribution;
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI AM u Il
DRAWING,
CLASS 4,
At New Orleans. Tuesday. JUNE 10, 1885, IN
der the supervision and MANAGEMENT of Gen. O.
+. Beauregard, OF Louisiana, and Gen Jubal A.
Early. of Virginia,
National Republican., 1885-06-09
SCHILLENGER
Artificial Stone Paving Comply,
Onice, I4Is New York Ave.
ARTISTIC AND FINE WORK IN CEMENT
A SPECIALITY,

our skilled workmen lay the following Pave.
ments:
suHILLEN GERS PATENT BEST, GRAN
OLIfhlC
AsPHALTUM, ARTIFICIAL STONE.
NEUFCHATEL, MAspIC.
Kitchens, Sidewalks, Stables and Cellars laid
with neatness ana prOmptnesA
VIZ JoA q. McKlBblN, PresidSnL
Telephone Call 4GI-2 .....
National Republican., 1885-06-09

CERTIFICATE
we do hereby certify that we supervise the ar.
rangemcnts for all the monthly and semi.
annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
COMPANY. and IN person manage and control tho
Drawing ourselves. and that the same are con.
ductcd with honesty nlrness, and Ia good faith
toward all parties. We authorize the Company
to usa this certificate. with ln smilc Of our sig.
natures attached In Its advertisements.