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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27


Goth st., east side, bet. Sunderland place and n
u. NJ. W., lots o. and g. Hppltts sub. OF ~
10, Francis j. Lippltt TO j. Albert puFall'
Same property as above described, J. Albert
Duvall 10 WIN. NJ. Smith, $500.
Same property w. next above described, VIM.
M. Smith to John sherman, IS.
st. north side, oct n, J. ave. and % 81. n
W., lotsll, ~, l6, and ~; alto on n, J. ave.
west side, bet, X and l. sts. n. W., lots ls, W
%, and n, all In BosFs sub. Of So D1c, Ed
ward w. Boss to Joseph Z, Boss, $40,
st., north side, at the n. ". cor Of n j. ave
Joseph $. Boss to WIN. W. Danonhower OF
al, In trust $40.
VI. ay., east side bet 7 and Z sts. n. w, lots
o., g. and %, J. 4. Zug's sub. of 40. 36l, VIM.
Mckee to Mary u. Miller, $500
9Th st., east side, bet. Y and q sts 3. g., north
one half lot ~, So .s77, Henry Bradley TO
Marcus Richardson, $3.50
LIST st., west side, at thos W. cor Of J. st. n W,
parts lot H. 50. b5D Charles schneider 70
James w. Tyler, 81 ,S23
Sth It,, west side, bot o and r SITS. n W., part
sub q AND p, q, sos, Ludwig Freund to
9th st., east side, bet. u and T. sts >. W., lot 3
and part lota ~. ~, Susan W. Whclan to
Edward u. Wright g..
Same property as next above described, Ed
ward D. Wright TO VIM. r. Wheau, 81.
Delaware av., east side, bet G and ID sts. II. g.,
lot D. 50. 6Sl, Charles willing ct al, trustees,
to George !. Emmous sl,39s,lb.
EN south side, bet, I'd aud 4th sts. n, e. ut.
LOT l6,. 50. 49,, VIM, II, jackson to VIM l..
Bramhall ot al, trustees for tho heirs James
y. Stephenson, dec, S.
Front ON alley In the rear OF y st., north side,
bel, 2lst and I'D st. II. W., pit. lot 10, loomis
sub, of 50. 90, VIM. A. Stewart TO Rufus A.
Morrison, IS.
Boundary st. west side, bet 10th and W. sts
II. W.. lot ~, JnO. r. Arms sub, Of ~. 3b1,
Jno. 4. Arms TO VIM. Benchert, $1,000.
COUNTY
nj ~ n. -
sub, Michael T. Nolan 10 John Conuvtl, 500
GEORGETOWN
Beatty 4 Hawkins addition, pit. lot ITO, VIM
| J. Clarity TO John T. Wcyss, $1,000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27
A DEAD MANS INVENTION.


Litignting Over Patent That Lay
Dormant During ITS Inventors
Life.
The court in general term yesterday
affirmed tho orders of the probate court
made in the matter of the estate Of Jona-
than Dennis jr., authorizing the executor
to sell patent granted tho testator Dec.
90, 1876, for dissected pictures and letter
blocks. William Dennis, tho admins
traitor, found the letters patent among
the papers. He stated TO the probate
court that propositions had been made to
him to purchase the same from the estate,
and as the patent had been entirely un-
productive for seventeen years he con-
sidered it advisable to make speedy
sale and assignment of the patent and
Justice Cox passed the order referred to
above. Following this camo petition of
eight of the residuary logatees asking
that the patent DO sold TO q party repre-
scented by Messrs. Foster & Freeman,
attorneys, aud that the patent bo not
sold to any other party without notice to
the petitioners. At tho same time Mr..
Jas. l.. Norris, as attorney. filed paper
holding himself responsible for the
/ ohoA Va ShShbt Liiao We pNibho"t W
purchase the patent for $500 more than
any other offer. Then came the executor
stating, that since the order of sale was
passed by the court ho had been informed
that the estate had large claim for dam
ages for the infringement of the patent
during the past eight years, which might
be made available by proper proceedings;
that he had good offor for the license or
privilege of manufacturing under the
patent, which he was willing to accept
with tho permission Of the court, still re-
tanning the patent and the right to sue for
such damages, and asked that the executor
be authorized to employ counsel and enter
suit. The court then made an order de-
creeing that the patent DO sold publicly,
and offers in writing received for it by the
register of wills until noon of June 2S
| 1884. Mr.. Selchow put in bid for s., 900
to which tho executor objected on the
ground, among other things, of its being
too low, but later the sale was affirmed by
the court, and the executor directed "a
execute proper assignment of the letter:
patent. This was appealed from and the
court sustains the order made by Justice
| Cox.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27
TIE MARKETS.

FOverish and Irreguiar-The Bears
Seem 10 he Growing Aggressive and
Indications Point to Lower Prices.
New YORK, Feb. 26.-The opening was
feverish and irregular, Northwest. 4
lower, and others to !. The bears
raided stocks under heavy sales, and st.
Paul on reports that the bonds had been
returned from London, and that the at
tempt to place them there had failed.
This was soon officially denied and the
market rallied on all but the Goulders.
The last named dragged, and points were
given that the Conner and Woerishoticr
following were selling tho general list
very freely and predicting sharp declines.
Sales to noon were 100000 shares. There
was considerable realizing Of profits
during the morning.
The afternoon trading showed q boom
in Northwestern under purchases of 5000
shares by White, and the entire list was
at the best prices just before the 2:15 de-
livery.
In the last hour prices sagged some.
what. st. Paul running fastest, and the
closing tone was rather tired. IndiCa-
tons point to lower prices tomorrow.
The market is toppy, and the bears are
growing aggressive. Bonds were fairly
active. Money loaned at II to 2; closed
at IL.
Quotations OF Thursdays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate.
man d Co., bankers, l4ll y street, being tho
most active stocks In the New York exchange
llD'g ITfJh Ipt1 ma gaLgs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27
TIE rALMAper nALL FIRE.
losses and tnsuranco-An Artistic Un-
fortunate Experience.

The losses caused by the disastrous fire
in the old Talmadgo Hall, on + street,
Wednesday night, is given as follows;
Tho real estate office Of Swormstedt &
Bradley, on tho ground floor, was injured
by smoke and water to the extent Of $3.50.
The contents Of tho art needle work and
embroidery store Of Mrs. A. Brssselman,
was almost a total loss, which is estimated
to be about $1,000. The insurance was
$1,s00 Messrs. Milne & Proctor suffered
an entire loss Of their stock, which was
mainly In the part of tho building which
was formerly the hall The stock was
valued at $4,000. Messrs Milne & Proc
tor had the following insurance Frank
lin, ID. G., 81 500; Northern, S3,500 Com.
Union, 81, 000 Continental, $4,000; HON e,
$500; Queen, $500; Wostchestor, 80 900;
Fire Insurance Association, $4,000. Total,
$4,000.
Tho building is owned by the Charter
Oak Insurance Company, of Hartford,
Conn, and is valued at $4,000. The
loss, however, is probably not more than
$1,000. The insurance Is rs follows
PhTnix (Brooklyn), 5000; Queen, $1,000;
National American, $1,000; Northwestern,
S5,00O-total, $21 900. Some furniture
being made for the Inauguration ball was
destroyed, as were several pictures. Tho
chiar-oscuro, by Montague, representing
sceno on the Columbia river, Oregon,
was tho subject of an otfer Just below
the price fixed two days prior. Mr.. Mon
taguo had no insurance. A $1,000 Japan
ESQ cabinet, belonging to Hon. John
Davis, was only slightly damaged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27
THE p1srR1or IN CONGRESS.
Matters of Moro or Less Local Interest
Acted on.

While District business proper has pro-
badly closed for this congress matters of
local interest continue to DO acted upon.
In the senate, yesterday, Mr.. Mitchell
submitted nh amendment to the sundry
civil bill, as follows;
For telegraph and telephone wires al
ready laid by tho Standard Underground
Cable company aud in use by the govern
ment, and for the enlargement and extern
sion Of the system in accordance with the
plans agreed upon by the company and
tho commissioner Of public buildings aud
grounds. namely, for lines already ac-
cepted by the war department and in ope-
ration, $1S,272; for completion of the sys-
ten, Sl3.232; in all, Sol, SOL, this sum to
be Immediately available.
The bill providing for tho erection of
a building TO contain the records, library,
and museum Of the medical department Of
tho army passed tho senate as follows
THAT brick and metal firo.proof build
ing, to be used for the safe keeping of the
records, library, and museum of the sur
| Reon generals office of tho United States
army, Is hereby authorized to be con-
structed upon the government reserva-
ton in tho city of Washington, in tho
| vicinity of the National Museum aud the
| Smithsonian Institution, on u site to be
\ selected by commission composed of
the secretary Of war, the architect Of the
capitol, and the secretary Of the Smithso-
ninn institution, and in accordance with
plans and Specifications submitted by the
surgeon general Of the army and ap-
proved by said commission, tho cost Of
the building when completed, not to OK
coed tho sum of 5000, 900; the building to
be erected and the money expended I'M
der the direction and superintendonce of
the secretary of war" The second sec
tion appropriates 100000 for the work.
Mr.. sherman, from the library commit
toe, submitted an amendment to be pro-
posed to the sundry civil bill. 1t appro-
PIRATES $4,000 Tor the erection Of statue,
with suitable emblematic devices thereon,
to the memory Of Gen. Lafayette, to be
erected in Washington, and authorizing
the secretary of war. chairman of the
joint library committee, and the architect
OF the capitol, to contract for and erect the
statue on some suitable reservation.
DIR. German, from tho District commit
tee OF the senate, reported favorably tn,
house bill extending until June "a, 1886
tho act authorizing tho Southern Mary
land Railroad Company to extend rail
road into and within the District Of Co
lumbia.
The senate has agreed to the conferenc
report on the bill to protect fish in tn
Potomac river, and it only needs the Presi
dents approval to become law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27
The Pythlan Temple.

The Grand Lodge, X. Of r., are quietly ar.
ranging plans for the erection of the proposed
Pythian Temple. Some means will be pro-
vided ut the meeting in July next whereby
the project will be matured. II is proposed
that IL sum be yearly set apart out OF the iunds
OF the Grand Lodge to create building fund
Each of the grand bodies throughout the
United States viii DO invited TO contribute
and aid the scheme ana 10 set al work the
membership OF the order throughout this
country. The plans We're nearly mGtured
by Grand Chancellor Joseph Y, COldwell,
whose untimuly death for u time threw pail
over the undertaking. Those knowing claim
that the temple will be worthy of the city and
I'M illustration OF Pythian enterprise, 1t is an
assured fact, and ~ an carly day probably
Washington will have added to 1t another
bnnuLiIlIl edilco.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

Court IN General prm-Citef Justice cdrtter
and Justices Macarthur and James. In re estate
OF Jonathan Dennis, IT,. order Of probate cour
affirmed. Assignment for to-day unchanged.
Circuit Court Justice COr.--I.inn vs. SchnCi-
der verdict for defendant. Pardee VS.. llar-
mon & Co; plaintiff called and suit dismissed.
United States use OF Beck, vs. Brewer; death
Of Beck suggested. Easwoods executor vs.
Moulton defendant called and Judgment
Hurdle VS.. District OF Columbia; on trial. As.
Segment for to.day-ll2, lg3, l26, l27, us, l2D,
40, l3l, 1872, 1874, 1876, aud 1876
EQUITY court - Justice Hd1Hcr. - Pepper vs..
shepherd; on hearing. Schuotzen Park Com
pany VS.. Schmidt: final decree granting inIunc-
ton and mandate. Burns vs.. burns: appear.
ance OF absent defendant ordered.
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General Passenger Agent
ID ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Genernl IuSseugcl ABcnb
pALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
scHEpuLE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC n,
JERSEY AvENUE AND 9 STREET att.
For Chicago 300 u m. and 1910 r. IN. daily.
The 900 a IN. is fast Limited Express to Pitts;
burg and Chicago, aTrvlng W itsSHrG ~ 1 n,re
ischargcd OH this train for FIST time AIT,
For Cincinnati, Louisville, and 81 LOUIS dai,y
S y and n Paiace sleeping Cars to, above
points without chnnge 2'0 ?; y. i euIs nrr rS.
Ing in Cincinnati next morning At 1880, ~ Louis
$3.50 y; n. No extra fare is charged ON thls 'rain
For pttsburg at 300 n, M. with Pnrlor Car,
and $40 p, IN. daily TO Pltsburg, Cleveland, and
ForBaltimore on week days, c, 6;lo, $40, 7;8o
$50 and n 10 9 4: m 1910 12o RIP AZ 441s iS5
' For rI Baltimore IN on Sundays, G,1o ESQ $50
and 900 a. M, 1870. $50. ado 5id0. 7;10. 7;l6,
s;25, and 1880 .. m. .,,,,,,, pou..a,
For points on ths I ~ y, NHey H"rohd
For Annapolis 6AOa IN, and l2;io ana d!3O
sunday s3 hs;w M SnI 443I p and
baltimore. 9, $50, $50 a, m; 12;iO p M 3i5O,
S4o 56 and sl h939 and m 2n sHaqnySF For sta
lions on Metropolitan Branch, T;25 a. m. d n.y.
except SUNDAY and o3o p m dailyai1T P an
Metropolitan Branch, oO6a m. dally ,exceptsun
day, for Lexington stanton and VALLEY Brancin'
For Hngerstown, Duo H. m daily except sun
oay, and b3O p m. dntlly; ,,os, date, aoo ron
from n K .; Sib I m. and 100 and 5,25
P1m Sunday, !O;o " W, U'o Jolli q xcopt sum
.a,,r ON Lexington o'oo " iii' u'''''' NNF
"2$IIom Frederick and intermediate points. s,o5
n. M and s.i5 D. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
SAD 7.2o e' y q and i0.so a. m. in.ib i:so *
d ADO r. '6,i,0 7.ao o. and /, ;3o n. m. ; ON Sun.
days, 830 8, and S:30 d M, I;8O 1875, 4i20.
" Spv ICY, -, nv siop Mt Relay Sta.
tlon eHcept i.Sb :,;i5' ani 4. 10 p. m.
For firther Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket once Washington Station, 0l0
and 1851 Pennsyiyania avenue, corner of Four
ieenth street Where orders viii be taken for bag.
Inc city. 'n''Ae' 'N q. X. LORD, q. p. A.
r. DUNHAM, General Manager, Baltimore
TTIIE GREAT PIE, P,HENNSHLSyANIIhA RowTIE
WEsf iI pou hnithTi EAGk. ASP sPL ZEN
SSGoEElNSIE;RT;; ys SsrEELRAILS. MAGNIFICENT
EoUiPMENTr;; r,ptcyr vr,p ,ss,
TRAIMs LEAvE WbAs,Hi an dIIo nom sta
Gn or Pttsb M oS and HI The Wes CSeSSe Limited
llHpress OF Paaco Sleeping snTs az v;tV 4, ~
uay; fnst Ling; o'ay ~ H. uhy 70 49, ni'' iI.t
hnu ~ lous Mtn Sigt IhItgt nv M ~ nnis
uu,E W , ni,u -, a,o,n win,
amy eHcep1 SaluTrdtuE 20 'h Su Mum S,vep,Is
'au j., ~ uay MID na Iai ,nI I'm ~
AMo ynnhects uniiy lot SnuT'go WIN sicuubinnG
Sap idt.,5pn w 70 M VA, eli, ~
~ naiy lor tv mn t w Migss m'tu i"'
IA RSTTf NInRE ME pnsTnMHC 'RiS%fInoAD
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nlhgIh ~ Il m; nauy o1yoIt sa,,uIn"y' WIN
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Virginia; T. NJ. Grant, Annapolis, Md; Il. Aid
rich, N y; a. 4. Pinkham, Dover, n. II,
Ebbtt-I. Il. Egan, Boston, j. d. Carr, Cali
iorniu; w. u, Beach, PrOyidence, X, l.; @. IL.
George, Providence, Il, Ii j, l.. Flood and
wife, Mradyille Pal Miss Ida NJ. Tar.
bell, Meadyino, Pa; NJ, 8, Waller, Colo
O irien and Miss Mary O'Brion, Summitsyille,
Cal. Levi SMELL Fayetteville, \, VI Edward
Boyd and wife, Oinoinnatli Hon, George A.
lalsoy, New Jersey.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

THE Rowland Dental Association No oil
Fou '-and.a-half street northwest, three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do NIL kinds II
Dental Work. All work warranted ilrst-cll3l
HaVcaininistored nitrous oxide to over SOD
persons. Fine gold and umalsGn billings In.
serted in the best manner
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27
Ennornl of n. Il. Cook.

The funeral of the late Frederick II, Cook
who died of consumption at his residence, No,
400 f street southwest, Monday morning at
o'clock, in the nth year of his age, took place
yesterday afternoon NJ O'Clock from Christ
+. e. Church, q street southeast, the rector,
Rev. C.. ID. Andrews, officiating, The pail
bradford, Lucius Smith, and DR.. Ritter. A
number Of handsome floral tributes were pre-
Rpnlpl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLIcAs: Permit mo
TO thank an unknown friend for donation to
Holy Cross Church, to aid in the restoration of
tho communion service ana other articles
stolen by burglars from the church
Very respectfully IA HAROLD, Rector
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

"ALpEENEf DAIRY WAGONS Fresh Alder
cred In - pound Ward" prints, at 5Jc. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, 90, per ball but
ternilk DC. per quart ana sweet milk ~ DC.
per quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

A CARD.--'ro all who are suffering from tho
errors aud lndisoretlOns of youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay loss Of manhood, &C.
lwill send recipe that VIII euro you, free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered by
q missionary In south America send u self.
addressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph Il Luz
man, station D., New York city
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

The first meet of the Prince Georges
County Fox Hunting Club composed of gen
tlemen of this city, was held yesterday NJ
Bowie, on the baltimore and Potomac railway.
There were quite Il number OF gentlemen
present and the affair was great success
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Wnisklos AMI
rneassortmento of bottled Sooas. JAMES rHA9P
slSF street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

BRIDAL tours need not last over three days
now. It seems possible for any young couple
TO stay in doors for that length of time and
talk about the merits of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
Il safe and pleasant remedy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27
DIED.

OFFUTT.-On Thursday, February 80, 1885,
ARTANERNES 4. OFFUrr, aged about 75 years.
Funeral Will take place nom the chapel at
Oak HUI cemetery, Georgetown, on saturday,
the 18th instant, at $3.50 o'clock y. m. ~
TALrY.-on the oath instant at o r.. M,
JouN f., aged II years and days, second son
OF John n. and T.. II. Tally.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, No.
800 sixth street northwest, Friday, the Nth In.
slant, Ht2 D. IN. Relatives and friends OF the
family nro respectfully Invited to attend.
TALTY.-At midnight, ON Feb 20, MARY,
beloved wife of stephen Tally, aged 81.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.--Vlrgiula is, consoli.
dated, 80, past due coupons 81; new 0'i0s
3l59; do. new s. 5l94; North Carolina 6's old,
10 hid tn.hnY.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TRYthr lines In The REPUBLICANS "Want
columns. Three times, 20 cents.
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CITY ITEMS.

S9per gallon, 70 cents quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best In the world for tho money
al MCGee's, Ninth, near D,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

CrRTirtcArH.
We do hereby certify that We supervise the ar.
rangements for all the monthly and semi.
Company, and In person manage and control tho
Drawing ourselves. and that tho same are con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness, aud in good faith
toward all parties We authorize the Company
TO use this Certificate, with fac smile OF our 81
natures attached, In its advertisements
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27


A LPHABErGoAL LIST OF BATrLES
Three thousand I'VE hundred or them. the
troops engaged. full history Of the largest bat.
Ties and what corps participated; number Of
killed and wounded, &c., wlsn names oil ssherN
officers killed or wounded
a CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY or THE
REBELLION.
Alone worth tho price OF the BOOB, showing tho
commencement vi the war and events " Us
Close
ROSTER or SURGEONS.
Srvon thousand IN number. by regiments. with
addresses ornearly all OF them. showing dnto Of
service Date of discharge OF EVERY regiment,
number Of regiments, batteries, aud companies
furnished by each State. list OF casualties by
States, Pension Agencies by districts. with
namo ofagent, and other valuable Information
sent Iroo oil postage on receipt o. % cents
Address
GRAY q CI,ARKSoN.
Washington, ID.
GLOBE OFFICE,
B:lD pennsylvania Avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27

BY an overwhelming. popular vote It's man
chise was made purt of the present State Con-
hiilution, ndopted Doc .. A. y. 1870.
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TRAyELERS' GUIDE.
OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILR0AD COMPANY.
wINTER ARRANdEMEYr, -.

Wv
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
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AND ROUND HILL
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Pas Leesburg going westward at 1918 y; ~,
am a. y N hnd arrive NJ houhu nm nv i'O'
Leave LEI veY HOUND SHa p HAT 445 a M and 1D5 p m;
24s p. m, aud arrive at kiexandrla at $40 ..
m. and bi25 p. IN, and al Washington ut s'20a
M sH HIS 9iSY fRE&rN leave, Round mn e,4i45
am. Arrives al Aexendrla at Si0 ., en .m5 WASH
Aiexandra nj $40 p. nj. Pass l,ecsburg, going
= NJ. BROPHN snperlnionuent
HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
leavg ), 4 r. Depot sixth and Il streets,
Ky, Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, aud
a, - Louis. DAILY, except sunday Nc,v,or.
'lg News A. M odd POINT MGG% o@or and EoTSS
s1d exgFs Jn fhoSnnintSSilo Cincinnati, ST. touit
and CHICAGO, eonnecting ior iii points West
Northwest. and southwest, Fast ENpross
TSa rGynsh 9 PSm nSS s.% 70 louisville and
Tor T tieR"ts and Information apply at g & o
Eaiionpi Hotel Virginia Midland railway otllc1,
COL Pennsylvania avenue ana y " MI II 5E2Iloh
General Passenger Agon-
t,W SMITH, FRANK TRlgG,
rI,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND, i!AlhW;A,,Yi.
THE SHORT LINE no THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST AND WEST
Schedule in effect October. ~, 1881.
p1O A. M.-New orleans Mall, daily, making
close connections to all points south and south
Vest Daily, except sunday with c, " o, ny.
Pullman Sleeping Buffet Cars from New York
and Washington to Atlanta Pullman sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta to New Or
BIO r. M.-Loulsvllic Fast Zine, daily, via
Charlottesville TO Cincinnati, Louisville, and all
Western Points; Pullman Sleeping Cars nom
Ia ANHNn ~ Inn
i04O r. n southern Mail and Exprcs,,
daily. to all points south and southwest,vi Via Dan,
Vile and Charlotte. Pullmon Sleeping Cars
from Washington, via Danville. Charlotte,
and Atlanta, 70 Now Orleansi also from
Washington. Via Charlotte ami Columbia. to
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington
ut n q. m. daily, except Sunday. Wnrrcnton
trains leave Washington at OlO H. m. ana O'io
For tickets and all Information inquire az Com.
pany's Office. COL Pennsylvania avenue Trains
N"Ne iO'' n. MACDANIEL, Agent
Traffic Manager
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27
Manhood Restored

REMEDY bllEE,-A victim OF youthful imptudenco
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility Lost
Manhood, &e having tried IN vain every known
which 10 will send pRlin 10 his folow-su6eTOEd.
Address, j. IL aiEYES, 40 Chatham b., New Hork.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-27
iSTEAMRO1T LINES.

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
IN The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY
leaves seventh street wharf on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS ut p. M,
stopping at Plnoy Point and cornheld, going and
returning, Connects In Norfolk with ali railroad
and steamboat lines. secure rooms aud tickets
nj II, ana o. Office Fourteenth and Penusyl.
Vanla avenue 81. Marc Hotel, and Knox Tx.
check baggage from hotels and private resi-
dences, For further Information inquire nj
phone Call, 745-3