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STOCKS AND BONDS.

III
The New York Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange offers gOOi facilities
for buying and selling the leading railway
shares, and lots Of ten, twenty, or hfty
shares are traded I'm at about the prices OF
larger lots. This gives 3 favorable Oppor-
tunity to those who may Wish 10 invest or
speculate I'm smaller lots I'm n perfectly legiti-
mate manner. We are prepared Ia execute
all orders on commission that may be in
trusted 10 us on proper margin. and VIII
gladly furnish any Information that we may
be able ~ command.
PETROLEUM.
We have the best facilities for obtaining
early and reliable Information from the oil-
fields, and we issue q daily petroleum letter
10 our customers. We will mail upon appli-
cation circular z ing detailed fluctuations
and statistics Of OIL production during past
twelve months. Correspondence solicited
WATSON n GIBSON,
Commission Brokers.
40 Broadway. New York;
Members New York Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange:
Members New York Produce Exchange.
an SIT
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNI
w VERSITY. LEXINGTON. vain
struction in the usual academic studies
and in the professional schools Of law aud
engineering. Location beaithful ex-
penses moderate. Session opens SEPTEM-
OF the Faculty" q. W. &. LEE. President
60
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DTCUMOND COLLEGE RICH

Ia MOND, VA.-NeXt session september
"a, 1888, to June "a, 1885. Eight indie
pendent schools, as many able aud eXpe-
Tienced professors. well-eqnipped lecture.
facilities for liberal education. Healthful
location. attractive grounds. elegant public
buildings. large, airy dormitories, the best
social and religious surroundings. Tx
penses: Entranee.fee and tuition nine
months, $3.50; roOm-rent, board. fuel
lights and washing. s116.50. For catalogue.
with cut OF building, fill statement as To
courses OF instruction, fees, &c, ana MS
torical sketch, address IL. IL. HARRIS,
Chairman of Faculty.
jy 17-sw&w2m-iy 2S-deOd2m
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ETUEL CLASSICAL AND MILL

DETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILL
I'D TARY ACADEMY, I'm a country noted
for beauty and health. Course OF study, 10
branches, surpassed in thoroughness by no
academy I'm the South. Medical and Law
Courses preparatory to the University of
Virginia. Board, tuition. medical attend
ance, half session, sos. No extras Adj
dress MAJOR A. G.. SMITH.
Bethel Academy POst-Onice,
au l-eodlm FauQuier county, Va.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY ACAD-
~ ENVY, WINCHESTER, VA, prepares
For catalogue address Z. l.. {. MINOR, VI.
a. University OF Virgnia). LII. ID.
10 3O-TuETh20t
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DAMPATIKE MALE ACADEMY.

The eighteenth session of this school VIII
commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN
OF TOBER. For circulars apply 10
COLONEL THOMAS II. CARTER,
Manquin Post-Onlce,
au 6-eodtOc1 King William county.
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DANCING. REFRts HMENTS, FRESH
FISH AND CRAB SUPPER.
Street cars connect both going and re-
turning. Delightful family excursions
Perfect order. No Objectionable persons 81
lowed.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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T AW-SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON
~ AND LEE UNIVERSITY. instruction
by textbooks and printed lectures, WIN
courses OF lectures on special subjects oy
session OF nine months. beginning SEP
TENDER I7TH. For catalogue and iull IN
formation address CHARLES A. GRAVES
Professor OF Law, Lexington, Va.
l1-pOtlm
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EDrCATI tc1gNslA1l't...,<.4r-or~>>v
CT. MARY's SCHOOL,
- RALEIGH. N. o.

The forty-ffth annual session OF sns
school will begin SEPTEMBER 10, 1855.
For catalogue address the rector,
REV. BENNETT sMEDEs. A. NJ.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
- BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.

Prepares boys and young men for Busi-
ness, College. or University. FULL CORPS
OF INSTRUCTORS. Thoroughly and hand
somely equipped. Beautiful and healthy
location. For catalogue address
W.R. ABBOT Principal,
10 0h-eOd2m BelleYue post -Ollice, Va.
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LIVE. CEMENT. &c.

--rrTr-0l.0rr0INoN0l- r-')y7Il1/N-0|-
2503 L BABE EEas d SES s1pe sST PER
schooner Wide Awake, for sale
bow from vessel
1880 barrels FRESH ROSENDALE
CEMENT, Just received:
500 barrels FRESH G ALCINED
PLASTER, To hand. Also, fresh supply
Of the celebrated X. b. q >. and Burham
brands IMPORTED PORTLAND CEMENT
in stock. Our well-known Anchor" brand
LIME is being constantly shipped us from
the kilns. On hand. extra WHITE SAND,
for stock bricks; FINE MARBLB-DUSf,
SEASONED LATHS, CATTLE-HAIR, SA-
WAGE FRIEDRICH, and CLAY. FOR
quality OF material cheapness, and cour-
tsous treatment, go No
WARNER MOORES,
foot Seventeenth street. south side Dock.
Corn Meal, Lump and Ground Plaster, Su-
mac, and Bark. aus
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NOELKER'S RAND.

Popular prices: Gentlemen, soc. ladies ant
children. 25c. five years, free.
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C-x- nmIf1Iopr TOTIrCF

CWARTHMoRE COLLEGE,
~ thirty minutes from Broad-Street Sta-
ton, Philadelphia.
Under the care OF Friends, but all otns"
HULL COLLEGE COURSE FOR BOTH
sEX ES-C Classical, Scientific. and Literary
Also, q PREPARATORY SCHOOL. heeien-
mi location. large grounds. new and extern
siye buildln gs and apparatus. For catalogue
aud full particulars address
EDWARD IL. MAG1Lb, A. M
ie 0-7St President, Swartnmore, IN.
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ls1n DAY OF AUGUST. LEE.

All offers shall be made In writing. adj
dressed TO the Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund OF Virginia. shall be sealed. and
shall be opened by the Commissioners, ora
majority Of them, on the
GOTH DAY OF THE MONTH. AT NOON,
I'm the presence OF the Governor 81 the Conn
monwealth. or, IN the event 81 his ABSENCE,
In the presence OF the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth. The bonds offered al the
lowest price shall be purchased 10 the ex-
tent above mentioned. II the goth OF the
month shall fall on Sunday OF legal holt
day. the said offers shall be- opened on tho
next day which Is not a legal holiday. The
3 per oentum bonds Of the state a. above
specified, or their equivalent In fundable
bonds, must be presented by the party no.
titled that his bond Is accepted. or deposit
of 3 per cent. In money or a certified check.
II three days time for delivery II asked,
beyond which no time for delivery viii be
given: provided, however that the said
commissioners shall have authority 10 re-
ject any and all bids made in pursuance OF
this act. or 10 accept a portion OF a., bonds
that may be offered by any party.
FRANK q. RUFFIN,
MORTON MARYE
ISAAC r. BARKSDALE
Commissioners Sinking Fund.
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FINANCIAL.
COMMONWEALTH or vrnafsrA, /
OFffcE BOARD SINKfNo
FUND CoanfssfoNE

EIcHhoND, VA, August D, 1883. J
pY DIRECTION OF SECTION 2D
- OF an act ofthe Legislature Of Virginia.
approved March rs. 1854, intended TO set
apart fund for paying the interest on the
public debt OF the State established By the
act approved February -, 1889. by a
monthly accumulation for that purpose,
the undersigned, Commissioners Of tho
Sinking Fund OF Virginia, have appro-
priated out OF the surplus OF the Treasury
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR THE MONTH or AUGUST.
FOR THE PURCHASE OF THREE PER.
CENTUM BONDS OF THE STATE WITH
ALL THE USMATURED COUPONS At
TACKLED THERETO; and they hereby adj
vertise that they will receive Offers for tho
sale OF such amour, Of the said three per-
centum bonds rs the said sum OF one hum
cred thousand dollars VIII enable them 10
purchase. All proposals mast be In the
bands OF the Commissioners on or before 8
Z. NJ. on tho
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FLOUR.


Il "BEST."
Ask your grocer for CHRISTIAN BRO
THEIRS q CO.'S "BEsT"-Highest Grade
Spring Wheat Patent made. Relatively
the cheapest Flour. Sixty pounds more
bread per barrel than winter-wheat fiour.
For sale to the trade only by
X. LEWIS, 1910 Cary street,
10 lo-tAu27 Agent for State OF Virginia
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NEW ATTRACTION

for Tuesday, August nth. RichmOnd's Fa-
votite Tenor. Captain FRANK CUNNING
HAM, willslng popular selections.
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ExCURslONs. pIC-NICs. &c.

ITO WASHINGTON AND efT'IT4ssJ
Il RETURN FOR s2.50-UN SH'-A-"sAA1s-s
DER TWELVE YEARS. Sl.50.
GOOD TEN DAYS.
FROM RICHMOND AND ANY JAMES
RIVER LANDING.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18TH.
ALL-WATER KOUTE-BEAUTIFUL TRIP
SCHEDULE:
Leave Richmond. 7 A. NJ. Cox's A. NJ;
Bermuda, $3.50 a. NJ; City Point, ef5 \.
A., and other landings at usual hour. Ar
rive Old Point 8 j. NJ. Take steamer for
Washington and arrive there q A. NJ.
Thursday. Remain in Washington Thurs
dav until p. NJ. (or week If desred).
then take steamer and arrive Old Point
A. NJ. Friday. Remain at Old Point until
y. NJ. Friday. then take steamer Ariel and
remain aboard that night FREE OF
CHARGE and come up to river landings
and Richmond Saturday, arriving here
about 4:30 Z. NJ. ......,
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT co.
: n
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ROOKs. srArIONFRY. De.

THE MAURICE MYSTERY, j.
Il Esten Cooke. 25c.; Struck Down. CSC.
James Gofdon's Wife. 25f. The Devils
Portrait 40c: That Lass o Lowries, Soc;
GlenayerIl parts 1. >, 81 SOC: The Lamp
Lighter. soc: But Yet a Woman, Soc;
Their Wedding Journey, SOC; Missy, sec.
How to Play Whist, 25c.; The World Of
London, 25c.: Uncle Jack and Other Sto-
ries, Csc; A Hard Knot. CSC; Mrs. Keith s
Crime, Csc: Home influence, zoe. Darien
Exploring Expedition, zoe. Lady iyoyelace,
zoe. Entangled zoe. The Salon Of Madam
Necker, zoe; A Coquettes Conquest. zoe.
The Lady with the Rubies, Mrs. Wksar,
1925; Barbara He9thcOte's Trial, use.
Mailed on receipt Of price. All the new
Books at 1902 Main street.
aus RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
NEW B00KS.-The Lady with the
IN Rubes, from the German OF +. Marlet,
translated by Ms. Wister, sl.25; The Maui
rice Mystery, by John ksten Cooke. csc;
Barbara HeathcOtes Trial, by Rosa y. Cary,
25c.; Aulnay Tower, by author OF zone
Summer" $3.50; Letters nom He'll. by Mac
Donald ST.; Uncle Remus, unabridged,
Soc: Life and Times OF the Tylers, by l.. @.
Tyler. volume 2. So; o Tender Dolores, by
the Duchess, 25c.
WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
au9 Oil Main street.
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DANTOpS ACADEMY.
A LBEMARLE FEMALE
INSTITUTE.
CHARLOT rESVILLE. VA.

Full CORPS Of superior teachers course OF
instruction thorough and extensive; lOca-
ton healthful and accessible; scenery beau
tiful; surroundings most attractive. Terms
very moderate. Order catalogue.
w. =. DICKINSON.
" o-eodlmSw4t PRINCIPAL
National Republican., 1885-03-27
DIED.

FULLER.-At Fortress Monroe, on the morn
Ing of the Goth of March, 1855, NATHAN A.
FULLER, of the city Of Washington, In the 3Sth
year OF his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
JoYNES,-On Thursday, March 20, at 10 p.
M. OF rheumatism o. the heart, at the residence
Of his mother Mrs. Dr. lanes ~ Harlan,
WILLIAMS s. JONNEs, aged IL years IL months
and 2S days, grandson of the lue Judge $.
Joynes, of Petersburg, Wa, md the late Thomas
III. Wynnc, of Richmond, Va.
LRichmond and Petersburg papers please copyl.
CRoPLEY.-on Thursday afternoon, March
28 1880 REBECCA, wife Oi Richard l.. CroplDy.
Funeral saturday afternoon, March -. 1883,
at o'clock y. IN. from chapel Oak Hill Gem
etery. ~
ROGERSON.-On Wednesday. March %
1875, at 7:46 "A. M, CARRIE f.. beloved wife OF
Capt. A B. RogersOn.
Funeral viii tako place from her late resi-
dence, No COG A stree southeast, OH saturday
March u, NJ o'clock p. m. Friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
McKERNAN. Ion. March 20, 1855, at 8:4 a.
H., Mrs MARGAREr MCKEnNAN, beloved wife
'ol Thomas McKcrnan, and only daughter of
AIRS Harriet Shiel ia, of this city, aged II years.
! nneral will take place Friday, March ~,
1856, alta o'clock y. M. from her late residence,
1913 street northwest Friends of the family
are invited to attend. Services Will be held nt
St. Patricks Church. -
National Republican., 1885-03-27
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Building improvements Projected
other Municipal Matters.

other Municipal Matters.
The following building permits we're
issued yesterday James X. Narrower, to
make general repairs at 14O6 Fourteenth
street, to cost $780, Johnston & Horn
blower, to build two three-story and
cellar bricks on Rhode Island avenue, be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, to cost $4,000; st. Dominics
Church. to repair damages by FIRE, to cost
$4,000; Gustayi o. Kuhn to build one
two.story brick on Sixth street, between
+ and q 6troets southwest, to cost 81 900;
a. j.. Pardon, to build q one-story frame
on Champain avenue. Meridian Hill, to
cost 5000; ]. I. Sanner, to build two
throe.story aud basement bricks on ]
street, between Twentieth aud Twenty
frst streets, to cost $4,000; NJ. Monke, to
build two two-story aud basement bricks
on Fourth street, between L and q
streets to cost $4,000.
The first comptroller has, in letter of
reply to the comm issioners. construed the
word thereafter" to mean from the date
OF tho passage Of the act, Feb. %. The
reform and industrial school boards have
been 80 informed.
The health officer has reported the OBJ
structcd condition of sewers on tho cast
side of Fourteenth street. between 8 and
T, and on the northwest corner of Dunn
barton avenue and Third street.
w. w. Grimshaw has called attention
to the obstructed condition of South
Carolina avenue, between Third and
| Fourth streets
George G. Harris has been recommended
to bo appointed an additional private to
National Republican., 1885-03-27
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District Judiciary
......... .. YestardAy ... t. o.

United States Supreme CJDH.-s. Brown Allen,
auditor, &c, ct al,, appellants, VS.. The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. Argument
continued by Mr. Hugh W. SheilGy for the ap-
pellees and concluded by Mr.. r. \, Merrick Tor
the appellant. Morton Marye, auditor, &C., ct
al, plaintiffs, VIZ. Edward Parsons. Argument
commenced by Mr.. +. $. Blair Tor the appel
lants and continued by Mr.. Richard L. Maury
and Mr.. Wager swayne for the appellee. Ad
journed until to-day,
tour D Gfutrg' 7ernl-Jiaices H'pliC, HG1ner.
and Jdmcs-Rollins VS., Robbns argument
concluded and cause sul mitted. Fifth Bap-
tist Church VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road Company; argued aud submitted. As
slgnment for to-day unchanged.
Circuit Court Chic( Justice CdHtrr.-Thaw VS..
Richie: on trial. Assignment for to-day un-
changed.
Equity Court-Justics Hdgner-Flctcher VS..
Campbell; time to take testimony limited to
sixty days. Beach vs.. Beach; reference to the
auditor ordered. Adams VS.. Adams order
finally ratifying sale and reference to the au-
ditor. Pepper vs.. Shepherds final decree ad-
iusting rights of parties, 30. No assignment.
Criminal COurt--,Illstice MdcAIthH.-Thomas
Hart, convicted of keeping gaming table; sem
tence reduced to three months in jail and fine
to $50. william II. Phillips. manslaughter
and assault with intent to kill; on trial. AS
signment unchanged.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

The two weeks run of the fair of the Union
Veteran Corps first company, at Abners
Hall, has been most successful one. Tha
Independent Order of Mechanics visited the
air last night. The following additional can
didates have been pnt ON the blackboard: For
Patterson; easy chair, Miss Maggie Osmun;
messengers watch, r. II. Simpson; banner,
Misses Bcnner and Crossland; printers stick,
a. Curet; silver butter dish Mrs. A. Casey;
Rch; Waterbury lamp, NJ. L. Ackerman; plush
cushion, Mrs. Duyis.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

public debate took place in the parlors Of
the y, NJ. g. Association last evening between
the Y. NJ. C. A. Literary Society and the lit.
crary society of the National Law School, The
question was: "RGsOirch, That the policy of
Great Britain toward Ireland has been hist.h
This was discussed for nearly two hours by
Messrs Dlngley and H. Il, Phillips, represent.
ing the Y. NJ. C., A., In the affirmative, and
Messrs w. II Copeman, 3. NJ. Llndrey, and H.
Il. MOhahah, for the Law School, III the mega
tive. The question was decided by the audi
enCu In favor of the negative.
National Republican., 1885-03-27
THE MARKETS.
War Rumors and Wall street Trad
Ing-Produce aud Grain Quotations.

War Rumors and Wall Street Trad
ing-Produce and Grain Quotations.
NEW YORK, March 26.-The stock
market has been fevorish and somewhat
more active to-day, yielding readily to
the influence Of European war rumors.
There is y growing impression that many
of tho rumors circulated on Wall street
regarding tho troubles between England
aud Russia never see the flash Of the
cables, but are manufactured within con-
venient distance Of the stock exchange.
Conservative fhauoiers on Wall street
insist that the first effect of an actual
war between England and Russia would
be TO bring stocks TO this country from
abroad to bo sold here. Leading COM
mission houses complain OF very dull
business from outside operators, thus con-
firming the impression that large per-
centage Of tho purchases and salcs as re-
ported from day 10 day arc for the account
of the manipulators. Suoh manipulation
always results In driving legitimate
operators away from the market
In tho early dealings this morning
prices were strong, hut the market was
quiet. After an advance Of | TO 1 per
cent, which took place early In tho day,
reports OF q peaceful character led to a
decided break In prices, but the business
Of the forenoon was light After midday
there was n renewal Of tho rumors regard
ing the European difficulties, which was
followed by activity and an advance in
prices, the upward movement being pretty
we'll maintained until the close of the
board. The market closed strong.
Quotations or Thursdays Stock Sales.
Tho following haye heen furnished by Bate
/ mnn q Co. DRukOFg. lAIl ~ alrppi. boiuR the
most active stocks in the New York exchange;
| orr HiOh. Loiv CTig. SdlsE
National Republican., 1885-03-27
Deed. Filled for Record Yesterday.

st., south side, bet 20th and 2lst sts. n. w.,
part lot Is, so. l0l Sarah X. Bleccker to
Jerome Il. Sanner. si.SO0. "r
st., south side, bet. 10Th and 2lst SITS. n. W.,
part lot IL 50. l0l, Annie NJ. Biscoe to
Jerome i. sanncr, $1,000.
GEORGETOWN.
Beall's addition part lot 147, William Ludgate
to Thomas J. Stanton, $1,000.
COUNTY.
Mount Pleasant, the 8. G. cor OF lot 5, blk. Q,
Mary J. Wright to William A. Moore, 81, $50.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

GOoD HEALTH AND LONG LiPE.-The two do
not always go together, but they ought to, for
1t is a sad sight to sec an old gentleman or an
disease, debility, aud misery. Much misery
can be avoided by elderly people who keep up
tho proper pOrtortion of iron In their blood By
taking Browns Iron Bitters. This is not a
stimulant but the best and truest iron tonic in
the world
National Republican., 1885-03-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mare-J, y, qAllagor, Philadelphia; G. II.

st. Maro-I. y. Ghllagar Philadelphia; q. H.
Wright, Philadelphia.
Wclcker's.-NIrs George Burnham, Mrs
siInonton, and Miss SimOnton, Portland, Me-
Metropolitan-A $. Colyer, Nashville, Tenn;
\, B. Wit, Richmond, Va; e. Holmes Boyd,
Winchester, Va,
National-N b. Raymond, Des Moinos
Iowa.; !. ureelie, Dakota: j. w. Evans. Arl-
zona; \. NJ, Jackson, Colorado; Rhey Boyd,
Paducah, NY. .. ....
New York; Charles rabert aud wife, New
Bediord B lIinekley, Boston; j. X. Walton
and wife, Philadelphia'
Wormley's.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Looming,
New Jersey j, Duncan smith, Edihburg Scot
land; George Gray, Delaware; Mrs. t. G..
schmidt, Miss Woodbcrry New York.
Arlington-D. i. Hastings, Mainei Cornelius
A, Russulle, New York; Joseph Parker, Aring-
ton, n. D.; h. j, SiGurd, Buffalo; NJ, T., Wood.
ruff New York; q, W. Cothran, Il. B. Payne,
Il u. Gregory, Chicago.
Wnlards-J. NJ. Daniels and wife Rich.
mond, Va: H. A, D0nnelly, Trenton, ~ J.i A.
W, Fellows Buffalo; G, r. Hill, G. W. Palmer,
4. Montgomery, jr,, New York; II, s, Miller,
Berlin; W. II, sawsell Boston, ..
Ebbitt-D. S. Loyle, U. S. A.; Hon. O. W.
Grosvenor, Ohio, H. NJ, Regua and wife, New
York; Miss J.. Dyckman. New York; George
w. Moore and wife. Hartford Conn; J. W,
Evans, Arizona; G. W, Cunningham Nash
VILE, Tenn; H. w. Rudd and wife, New York;
William A. Hart, Florida; r. W. Reed and
wife, u. $, A; VIM. A. Fisher and Wife; Theo
dorc Prints and wife Wisconsin, 4. &, Prints
and wife, Wlseensi1i George II. Fuller and
Rhode ISland A. A. smalloy aud wife, New
Jersey, s. l., DauChy and wife, Brooklyn,
National Republican., 1885-03-27

A ACARD-To all who arc suffering from tbs
weakness early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
Twill send II recipe that Will cure you, free II
charge, This great romedy was discovered by
a missionary lii South America, Send self
addressed envelope to tho Rev, Joseph 4, In'
man, Station d., New York city.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

The Arbeely family gave another OF their ex-
hibitions entitled IAN Evening In Palestine"
at odd Fellows hall, EasI Washington, for the
benefit of the North CarOhnn Avenue NJ. r.
Church, which was witnessed By d large Ru
uianpu
National Republican., 1885-03-27

THE Howiand Dental Association No. 2ll
Four-and-a-half street northwest, three doors
northof Pennsylvania avenue, 10 all kinds of
Dental Work. All work warranted lrst-claSl
IIuycllninistcred nitrous oxide tO over 3J,lJD
persons, Fine gold and amalsam hlllnsS IN
serted in the best manner
National Republican., 1885-03-27

"ALDERSRY DAIRY WAGONS" s."--FrcSh Alder.
ney butter churned every morning, aud deliy-
cred In u pouud WARD prints, at 5lc. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; but.
termilk, DC. per quart, ana sweet milk u. ".
per Quart.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

s8pcr galion, rs cents quart pottc. No. |
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
al AlCGee's, Ninth near ID.
National Republican., 1885-03-27
STEiuBo.ir LINES.

4 ow FARES.
F0RrRssS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FARE, 7b cents. HOUND rRIP, sl.25
steamer LADY or THE LAKE, Monday.
Wednesday, uul Friday at $3.50, q lnoQtB
CLOSELY at n Point with the steamer Ariel Tor
Richmond, Va,
Passage and rooms secured ut General ofliCo.
Sixth street wharf Telephone call 40.
Freight steamers KNIGHT and GIBSON
leave Pier II East River New INrk, every Sat
urday, 4 y. mi WalhlnstOf, w ednt sdAys
ALFRED W, OD, Secretary.
GEO r. PHILLIPS, superintendent,
NyORFOLE AND FORTRGsS MONROE
IN Tho nopular steamer GEORGE LEARY
leaves seventh street wharf on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FlIDANS at D n, M,
stopping ut rinuy Point and Cornhcld, going and
returning Connects In Norfolk with al railroad
and steamboat lines secure rooms aud tickets
al Is AMI q. Office, Fourteenth and Pcnnsyl.
Nunia avenue, st. Marc Hotel, and Knox llN-
press, COS Pennsylvanih avenue, who will also
check baggage from hotels and private resi-
dences, For further Information inquire Ut
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