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THE yTATTTOfl-A-Ti BEPUBLICAK, THFESDAY MOBOT3Tr, ASHJABT 13, 1881v
f-v-!" -r
National Republican.
APIIiyGTOX. P. C, JANUARY IS, TSSL
" WHAT SHE LIVED ON.
BY HAM. GREGORY.
Klie was tlie prettiest girl, I ween,
That mortal eye had ever seen;
Her name is Auabel Christine,
Her bangs were curled with bandoline,
Her elieeks were smoothed with vaseline,
Her teeth were brushed with fine dentine,
Her face was washed incoaline,
Herfiloves were cleaned with gasoline,
She ore a dress of grenadine,
I ooped ovcr ?Wrt of brilliantine,
jjcr jn'iiicoat was bombazine,
Her feet were shod with kid bottine,
jlor wounds were healed with eosmoline,
Pise sailed away from lluieatine
in a hip they called the Brigantine,
Pin flirted with a gay marine
Till they reached the Republic Argentine,
Wiere they were married "by a dean,
.And lived on oleomargarine,
A SLEIGH RIDE.
BY JIM WIIXETT.
One sleigh, one horse,
One moon, of course,
Out innid.who snuggles to yon, nothing loth;
One arm, well placed
Around one waist,
One robe that'- closely tucked around you both.
A race, a dash,
A clash, a crash,
And yon and she arc sprawling on the way.
A drink, a bite,
A fond good-night,
"roan when you look at your purse next day.
STUFFED OYSTERS.
The Philadelphia Chronicle says that 1SS1 does
col n-euible a pair of lovers on n sofa, because
thirtislateachend.
Her Mos. Grasb. Madge the Queen of England
an i want any cats around, and we don't blunie
ii..r ' cats is warmints.
lo-h Itfllinps has some policy playing in his '
nhilii-f'i'hv. He says: " Man loves chance so well !
hut in would rather win fifty cents than earn S2 .
n?'ilar " !
Xlu. Bir-tuii Mar intimates that "the time has
Mime when a church can be run without a h 1." I
li is difU-rt-ut with a printing office. The latter
J' " , 1....I. ...1 or,."! "ll " 1
UiH-I iiuve uuiu u ouu .. .
i Mir thanks are due to the IIon.Mr. Sniggins for
valuable public document!!." This is what the cd
In.r nte. Then he calls to the boy, "John, throw
tin-1 IkkiUs among the old junk; that's all they're
gml f"r."
friend of George Eliot, in speaking of the deep
tmec of melancholy in her books, says that " one
of lier most constant thoughts turned on the waste
cl loiw in the world." George never saw a little,
wny editor kick a two-hundred-pound spring poet
duv.n stairs. .
Two Italians were standing in front of a ther-rionit-terwhich
huiigon thesrreet.whilcthe crowd
vas-waii'hing the weather on it, and one of them
jaid "Hot weather, go up rnncardhi stem; cold
xeather. come down macaroni tem." SI. Louis
(j'lolx Jitnwcrat.
An architect who built a new city hall for a
Western town made a botch of it .and fled to Can
ada as he left word with his friends, ' to remain
until the affair should blow over." Next day ahigh
wind struck the town, and his friends telegraphed
lnm " i 'ome back ; the whole shebang was blown
oerlat night."
There is a serious neglect somewhere when'a
piiMic man is allowed to go out of office- without a
puld headed cane. A good cane can be had for
Jifteen dollars, and the man who gets it need not
jjciid more than a hundred dollars on the hungry
mlivnbers, who will expect to be asked to supper.
Anc Orltans J'icayune.
A young couple in their honeymoon are dallying
languidly with the grapes at dessert. She says:
"And you don't find it tiresome, dear, all alone
u ith nie ? You arc quite, quite sure that you don't
wi-li to go back to your bachelor life again?" He
tjjs. Quite, my darling. Indeed, married life is
so awfully jolly that, you know, if you were to die
to-night I'd get married again to-morrow."
CARPET-BAGGERS.
A Tabular Statement Relative to Grip
Snrk 31 embers of Co jijjrrcB.
The following is a recapitulation of the results
thown in The Republican's article .or Monday
relative to carpet-baggers in Congress:
Ao. o Senators
and .Vnfi re Qii pet
Slate. Rtprcsailalhes. Born, bagger?.
Alabama 10 3 7
Arkansas C 6
California 6 15
Colorado....- 3 3
Connecticut- Col
Delaware U 3
Florida...... 4 13
Georgia. .... ...... 11 10 1
Illinois 21 4 17
Indiana 15 4 11
Iowa..... 11 Jl
Kansas.... ........ ...... 5 f
Kentucky 12 10 '2
Ixjuisiana...... ......... S 1 7
Maine 7 fi 1
Maryland 8 7
Massachusetts IS U 4
Michigan 11 3 8
SlinneMita .r ft
Mis.-iMppi S 2 6
Missouri 15 S 7
Nebraska. .................. 3 3
Nt-ai1a... ......... ...... 3 3
Ken Hampshire 4 3 1
Jiew Jerscv 9 5 4
Xew York. TJi 23 12
JCorth Carolina 10 9 1
Ohio e 22 15 7
Oregon..... 3 3
Pennsylvania 2D 23 1
Rhode Island 4 3 1
South Carolina 7 7
Tcnncee 12 11 I
lfxas...... .. ...... .. o
Vermont 5 4 1
Virginia II 10 1
Wt Virginia 5 4 1
"Wisconsin 10 10
Arizona 1 1
J 'tROltl X X
Idaho 1 1
Montana 1 1
New Mexico .-... 1 1
t tilila 1 J
Wahington Territory... 1 1
"WjomiugTcrritorj- 1 1
S7C 200 176
Inquiring as to their party affiliations dcvelopes
Hie fart ihat the carpet-baggers are pretty evenly
divided between the two great organizations, the
IVmocratic, if cither, having the larger number.
KELLOGG'S CASE.
flie Ioiifinna SeiintorfIi!i Course of
Senators Hill ami Joiium.
Senators Hill and Jonas are still acting as the
agents orex-Pecrelary Boutwell to further his plan
ior ousting Democratic Senators when the next
Congress meets. The memorial of Mr. Moore,
brought into the Senate by Mr. Jonas and defended
by Mr. Hill, goes to the very point at which Mr.
i'totitwell aims asserting the power of the Senate
not merely to seiutinize the action of a State Xegis
Jitnrc, but to inquire into the manner in which
& members of the Legislature, or any of them,
were elected. Thus Moore's chiel point relied
upon now by Mr. Hill and his Democratic allies
for ousting Kellogg is the charge that three
members of the Legislature which elected Kellogg
Ftiiator were not themselves fairly elected, but
were " returned by a process of repeating and by
the casting oi 217 fraudulent ballots," fcc
liepublican Senators are watching with amiable
curiosity the arguments made by Democrats for an
inquiry by the Senate into the election of mem
bers of a State Legislature. They are wondering
how Mr. George, Senator-elect, so called, of Missis
sippi, is going to get into the Senate, or how long
he will stay in if Mr. Hill and other sapient Dem
ocratic Senators demonstrate that the Senate may
overhaul the records of a State election, and one
held four years ago at flint. And Mr. George, of
Mississippi, is -not the onlj; Democrat who will, on
Mr. Hilfs argument, find it n troublesome matter
hereafter to get his scat in the Senate, or keep it
after hehasgotin. Washington OomspGndcnceSeic
Yorilltmld.
Dross Hi Coat-Tall.
John Kelly informs the Western reporters that
lie is out ot politics " for the present." That docs
not sound like a message of reconciliation,
lie speaks contemptuously of " Tilden and his
clique," says the party is practically as solid as
eer, and that there its nothing the matter with it
;ut a little "pettv jealousy." There has been a
httle division in the ranks, " hut nothing that will
amount to anything. There is butone Democratic
Party in New York, and that one is the Tammany
lrty." Mr. Kelly is in firet-class frame of mind to
"reorganized." His coat-tail drags a full yard
on the ground. JCae York Tribune.
The Irony or Fate.
. The Maine election for Governor is a curious
l-1) of fate. In the Garcelon conspiracy Mr.
I Iaisted was ons of the most rigid interpreters of
tue law. Anv ballot which was not accurate in
fjflhng was " fatally defective." His own election
ior Governor is now defective in the same way.
lie is missnamed and misspelled on ballots enougli
to defeat his election, provided the Republican
iiinvassers can be as mean and dishonest ns
J misted was himself In the last election.
WIin tlie Virclnian May Do.
Mahone is not n Republican; but he may be
iied upon to support the main features of tlie
y "7 which the Republican party relies upon to
ftieasc the South trom political thraldom and give
a lair chance for the development of its vast ina
"";" resources. In this way Mahone can and will
'he party better service thnn he could if he put
k, f!nc on Oie list of Southern Republicans.
"'i-uio Lomtiiarcial Advertiser.
c
Forjral to Wind It Up.
fbe head of the house brought home a ther
,S1Hu'rlhe 'hcr aight and hung it in his hed
ti.:, '" Before morning the Are went out and
.;ei"Peratnre in the room fell 40. His wife got
j nm in the morning as is the fashion of wives
mid tue thermometer, and in a tone of sur
p ist estiaimed. " WIiv, Heiirv. it is run down,
i v f have forgotten to wind Jt up last night."
AvrrMoicn Herald.
, A Fact.
pLPlli01 Hill hoy can pull four times more
Wiia"l 0U a sle,i tliau he CAn coal fr0m a
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
On motion of Mr. Solicitor-General Phillips, a S.
Titsworth, esq., of .Newaric, N. J., was admitted to
practice.
On motion of Hou. Thomas F. Bavard, W. W.Tlem
ing, esq., of Charlotte. N. C., was admitted to practice.
On motion of Mr. B. F. Thurston, Cliarles Hart,
esq., of Providence, It. J., was admitted to practice.
On motion of Mr. J. K. Mandeville, Benjamin A.
illiams. esq., of Des Moines, Iowa, was admitted to
practice.
.No. 131 (substituted for 133. Henry and Betsey
Moyer, plaintiffs in error, vs. James E. Dewev et al.
Argument concluded by Mr. JumesE. Dewey for de
fender in error.
No. 317. William & Hoyt, Bppellant, vs. Amasa
fepragueetal.
No. 318. Charles G.Francklynet al., appellant, vs.
Amasa Sprague et al. Argument commenced by Mr.
A illiam Allen Butler for appellants.
Xa 851. The County of Wilson, Tennessee, plaintiff
in error, vs. The Third National Bank, Nashville,
'1 eun. Submitted by Mr. J. S. Fowler for .plaintiff in
error and by Mr. XL ilcP. Smith for defendant In
error, under twentieth rule.
Xo. 1009. The Little Bock "Water Works Company,
appellant, vs. John G. Barrett et al. Submitted by
Mr. A. II. Garland for appellant and by Mr. U. M.
.Rose for the appellees, under twentieth rule.
Adjourned until to-day atlwel ve o'clock.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Supreme Court of the District Chief Jcs-
TICK CaKTTKH AXB JUSTICES WVLIK AND McAR-
lliiir. Bridget vs. Cornish: argued and submitted.
Knowles vs. Dodge: on hearing.
Ciucuit Court. Division' No. 2-JrBTiCB Hag
ner. Poland vs. JEtna Fire Insurance Company: on
bearing.
Equity Court Justick Cox. Main vs. Hall;
hearing concluded; decree to he prepared. Fowler
vs. Dick: decree to be prepared. Hilton vs. Hilton;
argued and submitted, itehm vs. Keppler: testimony
ordered to be taken before Examiner William T. Sny
der. Parker vs. Parker; time to tile answer to
amended bill limited to twenty days. Dunoiid vs.
Caliill; complainant ordered to quit premises. 917
l'wenty-sixth street, by the ISth instant. Scott vs.
Ashford: testimony ordered to be taken in tldrty
days. Mnlloon vs. McUraw; vacation of order allow
ing the filing of amended liilL In re Stone, non com
pos mentis; account of committee referred to the au
ditor. Jost vs. Jost; appointment of receivers re
vived. Birney vs. Leonard: solicitors'; fee allowed
and balance of fund ordered to be distributed. Godev
vs. Kennedy: on hearing.
Trimi vai. Court Justice James. William Hoo
ver, trespass: plead guilty; fined $5 and costs. Quilla
Barton, violating hack law; plead guilty; fined $3.
Martha Payne, disorderly conduct; recojmizance for
feited. Fannie Widdow, disorderly conduct; recogni
zance forfeited. Margaret. Costello, unlicensed bar;
the jury failed to agree and w ere tlischarged. Joseph
K. Dyer fe Co., unlicensed bar; a nolle pros, entered.
Daniel O'Leary. unlicensed bar; a nolle pros, en
tered. James Fitzpatrick, unlicensed bar; a nolle
pnis. entered. Charles T. Gauter, Sunday bar; re
cognizance forfeited.
A&SIGXMEXTK J-OE TO-DAY.
Supreme Conrt of the District Cliief-Justlce Cartter
strong vs. Williams; Xa .H, Embry -vs. Hove-; No. 3S,
Mcl'hersou, vs. Lovell: No. aa.Draper vs. Alexander;
o.-I0, Hurdle vs. Collins: Xo.Ws,Wiesenfeld,Sle:n
& Co. vs. Hetzel; 'o. -lI.McBlair vs. McBIalr: No. 43.
Jaunty vs. Grant; 43!, , F. S. & T. Co. vs. Holdcn;
No. 44, McCormlck vs. F. S. fc T. Co.; Xo. 45, Murrav
V8. Ager.
Orcult (kiurt. Division Ko. 2 Justice Hasner.
in- 43S, Poland vs. Hartford Insurance Company:
J.o. 4."9. Poland vs. National Insurance Company;
Xo. 440, Poland vs. Springfield Insurance Comnanv;
No. ISS.Brazee vs.loessle et nL; No. 201, Johnson
vs. Potomac Ferry Companv; No. 215, Nell vs. Heu
rich; No. 210, Colraan -s. Heuiich; No. 403, Bailey vs.
District of Columbia.
Equity Court Justice James. No.23,GodevvB. Ken
nedy: No. 13. Nailor vs. Conley; No. 31. lirown vs.
District of Columbia: No. 33, Flanagan vs. Snow; No.
33, McNamara vs. Sheckels: No. 36, McLaln vs. Bai
ley: No. 37. Thompson vs. Poulsou : No. 38. Hawley
s. Davis; No. 39, Bowe vs. Todd; No.-C, WilleU vs.
Naylor.
Criminal Court Jastice James. John Jacob, unli
censed commercial agent; John T. Henderson, unli
censed commercial agent: William H. Beall. unli
censed commercial agent; John Burk, Michael Bark,
and Isasic Cohen, disorderly conduct ; P. E. Dye. unli
censed claim agent.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall .Street TrauKactioua Yesterday Do
inextic andForcisa 3fnrhetx.
Special to the Republican.
XtmrYosK.Jau. li Money was easy at 56per
cent.,imd closed at 6. Icchange was steady at SSJ
for CO-day bills, and 99?, for demand. Governments
quiet, but firm. State bonds dull and nominal. Rail
road bonds were comparatively quiet this evening.
C C. & I. C. incomes declined to 72, and Omaha con
sols to 106, while Houston and Texas seconds rose to
123 ; Hatiibal and St. Joseph eights to H2'2 : Kansas and
Texas seconds to 77ij, Iron Mountain and Arkansas
firsts to 110. Tlie stock market was again character
ized by great activity, the telegraph shares being the
features of the speculation and fluctuating -widely and
witli much frequency. "Western Vnion sold up from
101 to 101, reacted to 102, and advanced to 107. Ameri
can Union rose from S5J to 91, fell off to b$!2, and re
covered to 93, the last sale being at 835,. Atlantic
and Pacific advanced from 39) to 43, reacted to 41, and
sold np to 4-i!i. It is reported that the new company
to be formed will have a capital sto:k of $.000,009. The
general list opened strong, and advanced U to ljj per
cent., subsequently reacted U to 2, but during the
afternoon became strong and rose 'j to 4 per cent. In
the late dealings prices again fell off, and the market
closed at a decline of! topper cent-the latter in
Hauibal and St. Joseph. Transactions aggregated
4-AOUO shares. Including American Union, 9.OJ0;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 12.000; D. J. fc V.,
R.ooo; Delaware and Hudson, C.100; Louisville and
Nashville, '500; Nashville and Chattanooga. 1,600;
New Jersey Central, 6,000; New York Central, VXSQ0:
Ohio andMississIppI. 14,000: Pacific Mail. 14.000;
Reading. IS.0OJ; St. Paul. 16,000; Union Pacific, 31,000;
Wabash and Pacific, 30,000: "Western Union, 106.000;
Hnnnibal and St. Jo, 17,000; Chicago, St.;LouIs and New
Orleans. 6,000.
Tlie closing quotations were as follows:
GOVKRXJIKXT BOXDS.
JSSlcoup loiji Xew4'sconp 113
Jf ew5s coup 101 ii Pacific 6's of 'AS, 130
New 4,''S coup 112,'i D. C 3G5's coup 104
BTATK 1WXDS.
Georgia (Ts....
107 JT. Carolina funding.. 12
.In -.. .n. innl
u. snl tax mi
do. 7'sgold 115
Louisiana consols M
Mlisouri ffs 103
St. Joseph 107Ji
N. Carolina old 32
do. new. 20
Teimessee 6s 47
do. new. 6'i
Virginia 6"s 31
do. new . 81
do. consol'd 105
do. deferred 0
STOCKS.
Ceiit'l Pacific bonds- lMJi W., St. X. fc P., pfd..
S8
51
104.'i
union nrsis ji
Hannibal t St. Ji
Land Grants 114K
do. preferred...
Iron Mountain...
San Fran. & St.
do. preferred...
1st preferred
Sinkinc funds 122
Boston H.&K. 54
do. Buarantced 43
Lehigh and AVilkj,... 1J0
Rock Island 1X2Z
Panama 215
Fort Vvavne Wi
Pittsbunr 132Ji
Illinois Central 12G
Cliia.Rur.&Qutncy. I76i.'
Chicago and Alton. 150
do. preferred 152
New York Central 150?
Harlem 197
Lake Shore. 131
Canada Southern...... 75!
Michigan Central 122Jf
Erie 50'i
do. preferred SCSi
Northwest 12fiJi
do. preferred HO
St. Paul 114
do. preferred 121
Delaware and Lock lit
Morris and Essex 12Hi
Delaware & Hud SS.'i
New Jersey Central. SGJJ
Read i ng. 61 '
Ohio & Mississippi 39?i
do. preferred;. 305
Chesapeake & Ohio 23
Mobile and Ohio 21
Cleveland Col 96
C.C.&I.C 21?
Lake Eric &. West ... 39
R.C.H.&N 77
A. iTprrellaute--. 41
53
70U
. lOOii
Chicago, St. L. Mo 46?f
jiuieu mini juusm ia;z
union -acinc
Central Pacific ..
Texas Pacific
Northern Pacific......
do. preferreil
Lou is vi lie it Nasli
Nashville & Chat
HouRtou & Texas
Boston air Line. nfd.
1I2&
9514
41
33!i
65
. C0)
65
, 70
AS
Manhattan Elevated 35?
jietrqpontan Jtuev. ios
New York Elevated 125!S
Den & Rio Grande- W4
SL Paul fc Omaha 45Je
do. preferred.. . 95Ji
American Union S3
.Memphis & Charles. 3
"Western Union lOSJi
Atlantic & Pac Tel 45J
Pacific Mail 51,'
Adams' Express 123
VVelLs Fargo 11!
American
United States..
Canton .
Con. CoaI.. .,
Quicksilver-
do. preferred
Mariposa Land
do. preferred..
Sutro Tunnel
Caribon
Central Arizona ..
G3!
31!i
58
40 J
12'J
do. preferred . 118
Wab.. St. L. st Pac.. 45?
Hi.
Ofiered.
SUE-THKASL-JIY BALKCn,:
Gold fSS,072,S58 Currency....
-. $5,675,230
Baltimore General Inrket.
Baltimoue. Jan. 12. Cotton firm; midilllng, ll7tc
Flour firm and moderately active; Howard street and
"Western super. 3 251 00; do extra, f!25500: do
family,$5 25(600: CityMHIssnper,$3 35f?3 75; do extra
S425475;dol"amII.v.SiC25g650: do Rio brands, 5521;
Patupsco family. $723. Wheat, Southern easier.
Western higher and strong; Southern rcd,$l 16(5:1 18
do amber, ?1 20l 22: latter extreme; No. 2 Western
winterred. spot and Januarj", $1 Kii; February, $1 lSIf
(l 19; March, ?1 20il 205i. Corn, Southern steady ;
wVBtwa steady and quiet: Southern white, 52c; do
-elIow. 53; Western mixed, spot 53?35t; January,
S3.'x53c; February, Smiic Oats firm; Western
white, 4o46c; do mixed, 4Jg45c Rye qidet; 41 oo
1 Bi Hay steady; prime to choice: Pennsylvania and
Maryland. $2t(3;2.1 per ton. Provisions steailri mess
pork, J1325W1350: bulk meats loose shonlders Rnd
clear rib sides, none ofiering; do packed, 5i7?fc;
bacon shoulders. 6c; clear rib sides, 8c; hams, W8l0c,
Lard, refiued, 9Uc Butter quiet: prime to choice
Western, packed. 1723c; roll. 2ix22c. Eggs firm:
fresh, 33(&35c: limed, 2527c. Petroleum nominal;
refined, 9?i. Coffee easier: Rio cargoes, ordlnarv to
fair. llf?13c Sngar steady: A sott.O'Xc. Whisky
easier; $1 12l 13. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
quieU cotton. 3-16Jid.; flour. 25s. per ton (sacks):
grain, Sd. Receipts flour, 1,437 barrels; wheat. 55,116
bushels; corn. 20.&50 bushels; oats. 00 bushels; rve,
932busheLs. Shipments wheat, 157,033 bushels: corn.
SOObushels. Sales wheat,3S0,0S2 bushels; corn,22,450
bushels.
XewYork Geueral 2Ia'Jiet.
Nkw York, Jan. 12. Cotton easier; sales 3S2 bales;
Uplands. 12c; Orleans, liUc; consolidated net receipts,
20.0SS bales; exports to Great Brlt-aln, 11,775 bales;
to France, 4.401 hales; to the Continent, 2,934 bales.
Siovr, Southern, dull and unchanged; common to
Tair extra, 475535; good to choice do, 540G75.
Wheat opened shadestronger, subsequently advance
lost, closing dull, slightly in buyer's favor; ungraded
spring.SlOS. Corn dull; slwdelower: ungYailcd55
57; Oats opened strong, closed dull; shade lower; No.
3. 43l4-)31fc Hops steady aud unchanged; Coffee,
qnlet and unchanged; Rio ll14c Sugar quiet and
steady; refined fairly active; molasses sugar. 6!
fill-16c: Guadaloupe 7'ic; Martinique. 75-16, fair to
good refiniDg,7 ll-167 18-16c: prime, 7Jfe; standard A,
j'i&Kic Molasses fair: jobbing business steady:
prices. New Orleans, 3554. Rice unchanged; fair
trade! rosin quiet; $1 KVail S7JJ: turpentine steady:
47J:18. Wool firm and unchanged, rather quiet.
Tork moderate : old export. 13. Middles very strong
long clear 3& 7-18; short, $7 60; long and short. 7if
7 9-1G. Lards, 57K : higher, closing firm, $9 209 25.
Freights quiet and steady.
Foreign .Stock Market.
Lonpok, Jan. 12. The amount of bullion gone into
the Bank of England on balance to-day Is 90,000.
Consols. 9S5-16 for money; 9S 11-16 for the account.
A. fc G.W. firsts eSii: do seconds. 33&; Erie, 53;
New York Central, 1 575 ; Rending, 31.
Baltimore Stock Board.
Baltimore, Jan. 12. Virginia fi's, old, SO; do de
ferred Wi: do consolidated, 72?i; do second series,
V1'- past due coupons, 90J; new W-40's,4U; Virginia
10-50's, coupon, 93? bldtoKiay.
DIED.
BR DFORD.-Ou Tuesday, January 11, at Trovi-
FnK
PARKER,-On the 12th instant, at 2:30 p. m Jesse
IlowSinfant soh of Ella E.and George T. Parker,
ai&roa
residence or his parents, 1431 Eleventh street lioijii
west.
ATTEND
Watches, Diamonds,
Goods Sold
'TMcbical
Sleep, Appetite, aiid StxciigtU
return -when Hostctters Stomach Rltters is Fystemat
ically used by a bilious dyspeptic sufferer. Moreover,
since the brain sympathizes closely with the stomach
and its associate organs, the liver and the bowels, as
their derangement is rectified by the action of theBit-
lcrs, mental despondency produced by that derange
ment disappears.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
THIS EIEGAXT J?HEPARA.TION
Is invaluable for toilet and medical use. It cures
Chapped Hands and Crackeri Lips, Cold Sores, Chaf
iiiK, llleedlng Cuts, Scratches, aud Burns; also Skin
Eruptions, Inflamed Wounds, Tender and Perspiring
Feet, Hemorrhoids, Ac, &c Eucalyptine is a clean.
pure white, soli, out KiA5.t!..L.fcs, saive, wnicn win
not soil the hands or dress in the least. Sold by all
druggists. Price. 25 cents.
de!4-TThS-3m
Health is Wealth.
Da. E. C. "West's Xerve an-d Brain Trkatmknt,
a specific for Hvsteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Xer
vous Headache, Mental Depression, Loxs of Memory,
Spermaturrhcpa, Impotenev, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by over-exertion, self
abuse, or over-indulgenee, which leads to misery, de
cay and death. One box will cure reoent cases. Each
box contains one month's treatment. One dollar a
box, or six boxes for live dollars; sent by mall pre
paid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each order received by us for
six boxes, accompanied with live dollars, we willsend
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guar
antees issued by STOTT &. CROMWELL, 4S0 Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington, D. C, -wholesale and
retail agents. Orders by mall will receive prompt at
tention; ocl-lyTThS
D "R. BOSWORTH. MS E STREET yOTHWEST,
is the most skillful and the only Scientific Medi
ical Electrician ever in this city. All nervous and
chronic diseases positively cured. Female diseases a
ppecialtv. Refers to Senators D. W. Voorhees, Indi
ana; J. J. Patterson, South Carolina; Samuel Nor
ment, Wasldngton, D. C, and others. Consultation
free. A competent and thoroughly qualified lady as
sistant to attend to ladles. nov!4-ly
EASY FEET, &c.
The wise for health on dairy walks depend; hence
Dr. White's Establishment,
1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel,
is patronized hv thonsands of well-known personages,
among them the highest medical, Judicial, political,
military, aud naval dignitaries of this and represent
atives of leading forenni countries. Foot Surgery,
Corns.-Bad Kails, fcc Fee. $1 per visit.
Rowland Dental Association,
KO. 211 IOTJR-AXD-A-HALF STREET,
Three doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, EX
TRACT TEETH UXDER NITROUS OXIDE, with
out pain. Tor $1 each tooth: without gas, 50 cents each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, 7 per set. Gold and
Amalgam FILLLXGS inserted. All work warranted
first class.
Dr.E. P. HOWLAXD has administered Nitrons Ox
side to over 20.000 persons. ie5-ly
SSfirranciaC.
MONEY TO LOAN!
MONEY TO LOAN!!
MONEY TO LOAN! ! !
We have in hand funds for investment on real-estate
security at lowest rates of interest and in sums as
desired. Transactions completed promptly.
TH0S. J. FISHER & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, 1323 F Street JT. W.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
If you want to buy or sell call on
II. E. OFFLEY,
JaC-tf Cor. Fifteenth and G streets, upstairs.
H. D. COOKE, JR., & CO.,
BANKERS,
1429 IF1 Street.
Deposits and discounts; collections made; dealers
in Government and investment securities: stocks
bought on commission. ja4-lin
TITOXEY LOANED
AT C. 7 AND 8 PER CENT.
OX SATISFACTORY SECURITY.
apl-tf JOHN SHERMAN & CO.
PRIVATE STOCK TEIMAPH WIRES
BCTWKEX
WASHTXGTOX AND NEW YORK.
H. H. DODGE.
BONDS, STOCKS AND INVESTMENT SECURI
TIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION.
NO. 639 FIFTEENTH STREET,
(Corcu ran Building.)
AGENCY FOR
PRINCE & WHITLEY,
STOCK BROKERS,
64 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Every class of securities bought and sold on com
mission in Son Francisco, Baltimore, Philadelphia.
New York. Boston and Washington. Ordersexecuted
on the New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of
one per cent, commission, irivate ana uirectieie
grnpu'wiiCS to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and'Bonds and In
formation regarding the Markets received through
our wire every fifteen minutes daily.
Orders In Cotton, Grain and Provisions executed
with dispatch. de2-3m
CHRISTMAN & CO.;
No. 719 D street northwest,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM 1W TO 0,000.
decl3
Bargains ! Bargains !
SMLETOft flOEKE,
801 Market Space,
Are offering great induce
ments to Cash Buyers.
Their Stock of Carpets
and Upholstery Goods is
the finest in the city.
3.3 SEVENTH ST. N. W.
Stoves, Furnaces anil Ranges,
SLATE MANTELS.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
W. H. nARROVER,
au20-tf 313 Seventh street n. w.
uOSTETTERc
flW CELEBRATED "11
STOMACH j&
8ITTEBS
J.
M
. & R.
WORT
$50,1X10
at Private Sale from 2 p. m. until 7 p. m. Sales at 10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
1105 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
anfefc.
J9SX.P.
A GOOD HONEST GTRIj, FROM THE AGE OF 15
to 3d. to nurse one child; white preferred. CoU
between the hours of 9 and 12 a. m., at 131 Maryland'
avenue northeast.oornerofSectmdstreet. JalS
A COLORED JIRL, ABOUT 18 YEARS OLD, AS
nurse in a private tamlly. Apply at 41B Second
street northwest. lal2-3t
A CANVASSER FOR LIFE INSURANCE. A
liberal enmnensatlon will be nald to an active
party. Address or inquire of F. H. SMITH. 515 Sev
en in street nonmvest. uutuu
sftJATIOXS.
A WHITE WOMAN, WHO IS A. GOOD HOUSE
keeper, -wishes a situation as a cook in a .first
class private family or restaurant, or would take
charge of a laundry; "best of reference. Apply corner
of Twentieth aud L streets northwest. Jal3-3t
A SITUATION AS COACHMAN INA.PRTVATE
family uv a Tespectable colored man; best of
city reference. Address YOUNG, 1330 E street north
west. Jal3-3t
"1)YA GERMAN, UPHOLSTERY", CABINET.OR
JL carriage vork.orw--oiuilninkeliimsclfpeiicrally
ifcerul In a furniture store. Address GERMAN, 17
Congress street, Georgetown. B.C. jal&at
X Y A WHITE MAN, SITUATION AS COACJI
JJ man in a private fondly; thebest or references
given. Address M. P., Republican office. JaI3-5t
XY ARESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, ASITUA
L tion as cook, washer, and ironer in a first-class
family; reference win be clven if renulreo. 1411 i
street northwest. jal3-3t
A SETTLED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
as cook ornurse In a small family. 1S0GE street
northwest. ja!2
BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, A SITUA
ation as chambermaid and to make herself use
fuh Apply at 1X1 H street northeast. jak;
ASITCATIONINADRUGSTOREBYAWHITE
medical student of strictlv moral character:
references furnished. Address STUDENT, this of-
nce. larcsir
BY' A WHITE GIRL, A PLACE AS CHAMBER
inaid and to make herself useful. Address In
care 1101 Twelfth street northwest. Jail
A PLACE TO DO HOUSEWORK, PLAIN SEW
inj:. nurse, and make herself generally useful.
CHARLOTTE 1LA1.E. CM Massachusetts avenue. 11
EY A COLORED MAN (MARRIED), A SITUA
Uon to wait on a gentleman or do general house-
worlr, Apply to or address WILLIAM BO WEN, 50
E itreet northeast. jall-3t
21ISCIXX.AJVEOITS.
A GENTLEMAN AND TAMTLY, CONSISTING
of wife and two children (12 and 7), and anotlier
gentleman, desire board mcood location, not far from
Treasury.ln good family; four rooms.vrith water.pts,
16c., are needed. Address, stothiir terms and location,
CHARLES W. JOHNSON. Hlirss Honsp. iaK-3t
AOOOD SECOND-HAND BILLIARD TABLE,
which can be hired br the month: responsible
party. Address K. M. B., this office. ja!2-3t
SOA WANTED URGENTLY FOR ONE
4 rjJ month: the bonus of SSO will be siven to
any lady orsentleman for the strictlv nrivatc accom
modation, with undoubted security. Address RIGHT,
this office. jal2-3t
5S?oi- "Menl
KOO.Ui.
YERY LARGE, HANDSOME ROOMS ON THE
parlor floor, with open urates, with or without
board: terms moderate 1328 1 street northwest.
jaiiKit"
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLORS AND
bed-rooms, communicating or single; private
family, modern conveniences: meals if desired : cars
pa's the door. !XC M street northwest Jal3-3t
TO GENTLEMKN.ROOMS ON FIRST AND SEC
ond floors, nicely furnished, in bouse with mod
ern improvements. Call at 603 1 street northwest.
jal3-3t
SECOND FLOOR, CONTAINING THREE
rooms: front room furnished: heat and cast eas
in middle and back room: bath (hot and cold water)
on same floor ; 33: reference exchanged. 8U7 1 street
northwest. Jal3-3t
TWO HANDSOMELYFURNISHED COMMUNI
catlnsc rooms, with board. Atmlv at -C2 Fifth
street northwest. jaJ2-3t
XTICJELY FURNISHED, COSY ROOMS FROM $3
x up ; also furnished parlors very cheap, with use
of a line piano if desired, at 436 C street northwest.
Jal23t
A LARGE AND PLEASANT WELL FUR
nlshcd front room, i-ceond floor, or. if desired, a
suite of rooms; house occupied hy a private family;
location ceiiLTui, near nuieis una ajeparnuenis; reier
ences required : ceutlemen preferred. 819 Thirteenth
street. Ial2-3t
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.-CENTRAL LOCA
tion, private family; references. 813 Eleventh
street northwest. Jal2-3t
SINGLE OR IN SUITS; EVERY COMFORT OF
home, with or without board; cood table; terms
reasonable. SOU Twelfth street northwest. Jal2-3t
rrVHREE LARGE, FINELY' FURNISHED ROOMS
X on first floor, adjacent to Willard's, Riggs and
Ebbltt Houses; grate fire; board, ir desired, ot 610
Fourteenth street northwest Jall-3t
FOR RENT A LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM,
with large closet, bay window, and every con
venience, on third floor; new house; private family;
also hall room adjoining, if desired: gentlemen pre
ferred? references exchanged. 1702 F street. JaS-et
HOUSES.
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, NEAR McPHER
son Square; liaudsomely furnished; black wal
nut furniture, Brussels carpets, fcc. ; ten rooms: ready
for occupancy; rent,fl25 per month; rented for resi
dence purposes only. Apply to N. W. F1TZGER
ALD, Room Ti Corcoran building. jalS-3t
LE DROIT PARK.-COTTAGES OF SIX AND
eight rooms; all the modern conveniences;
north and south front; f23 to $30. A. L. BARBER fe
CO., Le Droit bnilding. jal2-3t
A FIVE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE AND STORE, 510
J3L Tenth street, between E and F streets south
west: price, ?10 per month; nice location. Inquire at
1723 Pennsylvania aveiraC; jal2-3t
TO A PRIVATE FAMILY' ONLY', HANDSOME
ly furnished Iiou-e. twelve rooms, with all mod
ern improvements. 132J NewYork avenue. ll-3t
F
7OR RENT BY B. IL WARNER,
J B1CF street northwest.
614 17th st nw...
2C K st 11 e
639 E. CaDitol st
100 00
... 83 33
... 55 00
SOS T st s w 12 60
7th and Pomeroy st 10 00
1S05 Conn ave 12 00
950 Grant ave . 12 00
ici020th st n v.- 11 00
l.nos) I it 11 e 10 00
915 G st 8 0 10 00
1113 N J aves e. 10 00
1113Park Place 9 25
423 G! st s w 9 00
20u7 7th St n w 8 00
20557th St n W 8 00
SOfil 7th st n w S 00
1140 Del ave 7 00
1323 1 yt n e. 7 00
1 WilMin st C 00
2 Wilson st . 6 00
3 WiIon st G 00
910 2Ulh st n w 5 00
4fi7 Mo ave..
11437th n w
411 Maple ave
475 Mo ave.
125 Penn. aye n w..
1C22 Q st ii w.
1821 lcth st n w.
1701 Cst n w
1125 19th st n w
E03 H st n e
SI5 10th st n w.
1039 7th stne
1221 Oth st n w
02dstG't'n
1S19 ISth st 11 v.-
1821 13th st n w
2018 10th st n w
50 00
50 00
42 00
40 00
SO 00
27 50
25 00
25 00
25 00
20 00
IS 00
15 00
16 00
15 00
15 00
15 00
13 00
STORES.
33 00 2003 7th st
30 00 200G7th st
12 50 705 7th st s W
10.U 4th stn w
1143 7th stnw
191SIst 11 w
15 00
15 00
10 03
20457th st 11 w :
15 CO
OFFICE ROOIIS In No. 323 and 319 Foiir-fliid-a-lialf
street n. w.; also in 4iS Louisiana avenue n. w.
Call for weekly Rent-List.
Y
OR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
lronertv for rent. JOHN SHERMAN A CO..
fe3-tf SL Cloud Bulldins.
cti
Ffor -Sale.
ZIOITKES.
FOR SALE-CALL AND REE OUR LIST OF
property for bale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., St.
Cloud linlldiiig. Real -statu awl loans. Jy31
FOR SALE First-class large new house, with mod
ern conveniences; 17 rooms, two bath-room'?,
wash-room; dry cemented cellar, superior finish, and
built for owner hy day's work; location healthy and
convenient. Address owner or apol vat premlsesNo.
1B0G n street. Will rent to private parties. uo23-2n
MISCEttAXEOrS.
SLEIGHS FOR SALE.-FrVE NEW SLEIGHS,
cheap, at JOHNSIMMONS' sale stables.Twelfth
street, near D, northwest, or 1226 Ninth street north
vreet jai:-3trt
THORN'S OINTMENT RECOMMENDED BY
theclergy forall diseases or the skin. For sale
by all the principal druggists. A. AV. THORN. 218 B
street northwest. jall-3t
GUNS AND SLEIGH UHEAP.-ONE NEW
Creedmoor rifle. J75; one double Wesson cliot
gnn, halfpricc; and one set runners for carrlace. 83.
W. G DODGE, comer Ninth and G streets north
west. !e30
FOR SALE.
Several second-band Landauleis, new and
second-hand Coupe, Conpelets. Coupe Rockawojs,
and othpr winter carriages, which will be sold cheap
ROBT. H. GRAHAM, 410-116 Hh st. n. w.
Jgepairlng promptly attended to. del4-lm
l7tORSAjiS-Ti'PE-A LARGE FONT OF NON
JD pareiI.inROo.:coidiUon. Will be sold in quan
tities to suit purchaser. AddrtCS Natioxai. REJun
ijcax. del3-tf
-VTFAV SAFE, MADE BY THE CEL2S2RATED
m manufacturers, MeT9. Mosier. Bahman i. Co.,
C111dn1u.ll. Ohio. Can be seen at tills office.
'Boardixr.
PERSONS VISITING WASHINGTON CAN BE
accommodated with rooms and board at 218 B
streetnorthwest. talS-at
"I I C1 FOURTEENTH STREET ROOMS EN
XLJl suite or singly, with rood board; table
boarders accommodated.
Jal0-3l
THE TREMONT HOUSE offers Rood rooms, with
first-class hotel-board, for $25 and 30 per month;
honse Is well-furnished, heated with steam, and every
way desirable. oc22
50
TABLE boarders can be accommodated at S3)
per month, with the very best of everything the
markets afford, at
DKlViiK K SCltUI 1U.IM S. 1M3
Pennsylvania avenue.
nu!7-t
,-Stosf crnt foinri).
TOSTON IWHlTEENTirSTTErCARS, AM
XJ ethyst ring. The finder will receive reward bv
relurning to 1231 M street. Jail
gj-f ( REWARD-LOST-ON PENNSYLVANIA
tP-Lvy avenue, between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth streets northwest, a pocketbook, containing
money and night key. The Under will receive the
above reward by returning the same to I. P.
CRUTCHET, ISC I H street northwest. ja!3-3t
JOHN H. MITCHELL.
VETERINARY HORSESnOER,
No. 210 Second streetnorthwest, Washington, D. C.
SA11 shoes used In the shop of my own make
AH diseases of the feet promptly attended to. seta- ly
COHEN'S
OF
DMEDEEMED
PARTNER TN A3T OLD ESTABLISHED PEN
slon and -patent agency; musthavewnneTeady
aneans, and take the jnanagemontif theuslness; to
the right party ajH-ofltable and permanent huslness
& offered. Address, for partlculers, PATENT AT
TORNEYepubllcan office. ja!3-6t
-t AAA ON HAND, TO BE PLACED
tjI.uUU where it "will do most -koouV
SDSINESS, this office. . jaJMt
rCxtcfioir ales.
United States Marshal's Sale.
"DYVIRTXTE ofaTvritoflierlfacias.issued out or
JLJ the clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, and tome directed, I will sell ot
public -sale, for cash, At Thomas Dowllng's auction
store, corner of Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, on THURSDAY, the 20th day of January.
1881, at 10 o'clock 0. m., all the right.-tftle, claim, ami
interest of The defendant Jn tbemllnwingr described
property, to wit: ,
Twenty Directories of the City of Washington for
the year 16S1, seized and levied trpou as the property of
Wm.H.Bovd,1o satisfy eiecution No. 134)70 at law,
in favor of Eva S. Smith. FREDIC DOUGLASS,
Jall-dts United States Marshal , District Columbia.
-Sbome .Swpplies.
The first premium was awarded to CERES, the
Celebrated Minnesota Patent-ProceH Flour, last year,
and the first premium, or the above gold medal,
again this year, for being the whitest, the strongest,
and the most nutritious flour on exhibition. The
millers claim that a barrel of CERES will turn out
forty loaves more bread than any other -flour in
America. All housekeepers who want snow-white
bread, rolls, and biscuits should ask then- grocer for
CERES, the Champion Flour of the World.
Wholesale Depot, comer first st. and
Indiana ave.
W3T. M. GAXT & CO.
XjX2?sco:l:e3,
41 B Street, corner Fiftli (Capitol Hill),
Has just received a freh stock of.fine
Teas, Coffees, lVines, and Liquors,
which he is selling at BOTTOM PRICES.
Always on hand all kinds of Produce and Provisions.
XSTCALL. ocl-ly
JOHN R. KELLY,
Dealer in first-class
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, &c.
CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY.
Stalls 3, 629 and G30, Centre Market, Ninth street
wing, and20G and 208, Northern Liberty Market, or ad
dress Box 71, City Post-Office. Marketing delivered
free of charge to all parts of the city. JeS-tf
TUST RECEIVED TWO CARS PRAIRIE KAY
fj and for sale in quantities to suit. A finearticle for
bedding; equal if not superior to Ry Straw, and -a
great deal cheaper.
W. IL TENNEY & 6ON8,
Wholesale dealers in Flour, Grain, Hay and Feed.
de3-ly Georgetown, D. C.
SUGAR DOWN. SUGAR DOWN.
10 lbs. Standard Granulated for 51 00
lKi lbs. Standard "A for. 1 00
12 lbs. " C" (lightbrown) for. 1 00
KLPHONZO YOUNGS, Grocer, 604 Ninth st.N, W.,
opp. Daily Critic office. (Telephonic connections.)
jaS
insurance.
AVOID LOSS BY FIRE
By insuring in the OH and Reliable
BREMEN'S- COMPANY,
Chartered Tjj- Congress 1S37.
Capital, $300,000. Surplus, $125,000.
Losses Promptly Paid.
Office oyer Banli of Wasliington.
dc8-3m
The Jlutual Life Insumnce Co, of Sew York
(Assets Over $90,000,000)
Invites attention to the Top Lines
in tlie City Directory for 1881.
WM. P. YOUNG, Agent,
jaC 1420 Kew Yorfe Avenue.
Batioiial Metropolitan Fire Insorance Co.,
District of Columbia.
jal-3m SA3L CROSS, Secretary.
S3oofs ant) -Shoc0.
dell-3m
L. KEILBRUX'S
SSIOE HOTJSE,
No. 402 Seventh street, sign of Tlie Old AVoman
jalO luthe'.vlndow.
QSoo5 arxb (SloaL
A JSEY DEPARTURE.
While the majority of people at this season have
their notions on the luxuries of life, we should cot
forget the necessities, such as
COAL AND WOOD.
Havlns ta&en a new dcparture.T am now prepsrfd
toflll all orders fr best qualities Anthracite nml Bi
tuminous Coal, Pine, Oak, Hnd Hickorj- Wood, In the
stick and sawed and split. Tlianklnj; all friends fur
the liberal patronage to the late firm of J. M. Wheat
ley : Co., 1 solicit a continuance of same, guarantce
ingtoallA prime quality of material, and ataprice
to compete with any house in the trade. All coal
thoroughly screened bfore leaTins the yard. Coal
standard, 2.C40 pounds to tlie ton. Pawed and split
wood kept undercover. CUJIBERTVND COAL A
SPECIALTY. Telephonic connections.
J. 31. WHEATLEY,
Second street, Indiana avenue, and C street Jf. W.
de24-lm
Coal, Wood. Coal.
ARTHUR B. SMITH,
(Formerly with W.H. JIariow),
Has on hand and constantly receiving the best ipx-t-Uies
of COAL aud WOOD. Particular attention given
to the delivery of Cool, free from slate or dust.
OrrJcrs throusKciafl or telephone promptly filled.
ilain Office, 1233 Fifth st. n. w.;
Branch Yard, oil Sfew York ave. n. w., (Thomas B.
oc45 Penlo-i'cold stand).
COKE ! COKE ! COKE !
6 CfeNTS PER BUSHEL.
NOW IS THE TIME TO LAY IN YOUR SUPPLY
FOR THE WINTER.
49 bushels of Coke delivered to any part of Wash
ington or Georgetown- ... ..... S SO
IS bushels delivered as above . .. 2 00
For sale at the oil! ce of the
WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY,
411 and 413 Tenth street northwest, or at
GEORGE W. CROPLEVS DRUG STORE,
No. 110 Bridge street, Georgetown. D. C
Elegant 7 and 8-Stop Organs,
Of Supeib Tone and Finish, and made by the Bes
Makers in the Country, for ONLY 80, upon
Easy Monthly Payments,
At Sidney t. :raniios,
delO-Sro. 433 Scvcntli Street Jf. W.
REICHBXBACH'S
Piano and Organ Warerooms,
423 Eleventh st., above Penna. ave.
Acency for AVM. KNABE t CO.S CELEBRATED
1 del4-3m PIANOS.
AUCTION
PLEDGES
THE GREAT
APPETIZER
AND
Sarfi Care
TOR
Conglis, Colds,
TBronchitis,
Asthma,
Consninptiony
And all diseases orihe
TimOiT and LUNGS
je3TIi A DE-MARK
!flHi
INTHIS NEW COMBINATJONweltave blended together by DISTILLATION (which cannot be erfrctnal
Ivdone in any other way), the Balsam, Tolu, Rock Candy, pure Old Rye Whisky, and A VALUABLE
TONIC, which preserves all the virtues of the ingredients. yieloiiiK valuable expectorant qualities, and erring
the article a line flavor.and.an agreeable taste. BaLsum Tolu lias lonff been ul by the medical profession
forJts soothing, healing, and nonrishing properties In allaying any irritation of the throat, chest, and lnnrs.
Toln Rock and Rve Is a drfthslvesthnulant, creating a healthy appetite and toning up the system generally.
The-emtnent cheniiM , lrof. G. A. Mariner, of Chicago, has analyzed jmd cheerfhl ly recommends its use. The
puritvof thelngredientstisedncikes It a pleasant, healthful tonic and appetizing beverage for aU.
YEARLY CONSUMPTION
ATTHPTOtNT DOVT BE DECEIVED by unprincipled dealers who trvto palm off npoa von
'x:l-A-' x -' x commoiiRock andRycinp luce of our TOLU ROCK AND R"K as ours is "the
oidy MEDICATED preparation: tlie genuine lias the name of LAWRENCE Jfc MARTIN on the Govern
ment Revenue Stamp on each bottle.
LAIMNGE & mTffl,Sa?MS?SSffi
J. C. ERGOOD & CO., Wholesale Agent, Washington, D. C.
A. VOGLER & CO., Baltimore.
cErateCers'' 3iribe.
TALTraiOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST XUiA.UTllKU. L. Y A.lMi
BETWEEN THK EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOCBtETEACKl.jAXXKyCOCW.EK! STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December 1, 1SSQ.
A. St. XEAITETVA-SinXGTOS:
tl-JO-CHICAGO. CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
FAST EXPRESS.
-&00-Baltimore, EllicoU Citv.and Way Stations.
tfc40-BALTXMORE EXPRESS.
C0 Baltimore, AmiapolLs, and "Way. (Piedmont,
Strasburg, Winchester, Hagersloivn, and Way,
via Relav.
&10 Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
JM5-STATJNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS, (con
nects for Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
Frederick.) .
9-.00-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS
TON EXPRESS.
49:00 On Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
.UkOO-BALTIMORE EXPRESS, (stops at HyattsvHIe,
College, BelLsvtnc, iiurei, Aunajions junction,
JessmVs. and Hanover.)
tlft4()-PrrlvriBURG, CIUCAGO.CINCLNNATI, AXD
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
lilO Baltunorc, ElHeott Citj-, Annapolis, and Way
sianons.
n twv:.
TON EXPRESS.
3J0 Baltimore and Way Stations, (Wincbesler.Fred-
eriek. Hagerstown, and Way, via Relay.)
4-SO-BALT 1MORE, HYATTS'TLLE -CND LAU
REL EXPRESS, (Frederick, via Relay, slops at
Annapolis Junction.)
t-l:45-Point or Rocks, Frederick, Ha-erstown. Wlu
chester.and WayStalions. On Sunday to Point
of Rocks and Wy Stations ouly.)
4:10 Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations.
ti4-PIIILADELPnXA AND BALTIMORE EX
PRESS, (Martiiisburs aud Way, Tia Relay.
Stops at HyattHvtlle and LanreL)
&05 Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
16:45 Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:30-BALTrMORE AN D IAUREL EXPRESS.
t8-50-PlTTSBURG, CINCINNATI. .VXD ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
&43-BALT1MORE, nYATTSVILLE, AND L.VU-
ItEL EXPRESS.
tHhOO-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHLV, AND BOS
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping -car to New York,
and special sleeping carat Pliiladeiphin.
tDaily. JSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station. .
For fhrther Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and EXD aud
1351 Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Fourteenth Street,
where orders will betaken JbrbaKKiise to be checked
and received at any point In the city.
AiT AJ..A, .A.. IH" ....j.., .&a. fc. jvi
1S80 GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
MENT. FN EFFECT JANUARY B-lSSl.
TRADJS LEAVK WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner of .Sisth oud B streets, as follows:
For Piltsburj; and the West, &00 ju in. daily, with
Sleeping 4Jars to Louisville and Chicago; 10:30 a. m.
dally, with Sleeping Cars from narrlsburg to Cin
cinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago; S-.30 p. m. daily,
with Palace Car to Plttsbnnj.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Foils,
with Parlor Car to WMklns and the North, at 8-00
a. m. tlailv, except Sumlay ; at O30 p. m. daily, ex
ceptSaturday.wflh Palace Cars to Canandalgua and
A"atkins.
For Willlamsport, Lock Haven, end Elmira, allOulO
a. m. dadv except Sunilay.
For New York and the East, S.-00, VKn a. m., iso and
lK00p.ro. OnSonday.2up-m.aid JOp m.
Limned Express ot Pullman Parlor Cars, 0:30 a. m.
dally, except Sunilay.
For Brooklyn, New York, an through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats of "Brooklyn Annex,"
affording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ferriage across New York City.
For Philadelphia, fctO, 10:30 a. in., iM, 5:40. and lfcOS
p.ni. OnSunday,2S)p.m5:40ondl0rfs)p.nu
Limited express, 0-J0 a. m. daily, except Sunilay.
For Baltimore, 6:40. &00, 0, lftl a. m-. aud ), 4i0,
4:40, 5:40. K33. and 1030 p. m. On Sunday, 8:00 a. m.,
10-0 a. m 2.3). 5:40. 9:30. and 10:00 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line, 6:40 a. m. ana 4.40 p. m daily,
except Siuidav.
For Annapolis, 6:40 a. m. tmd 4. 40 p-rn. daily, except
Sundav.
ALEXANDItlA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 7:00. 7.-C0, 030 a. mond llrMa-m.;
4rW, 5:00 p. til., fc2) p. in., 6:00 and 11:30 p. in. On
Siuidays, 7.-00, aS). aiul 11:'JU a. in., and &0U p. m.
For Richmond and the South, 7:00 a. m. and 11:00 a. m.
daily, and 5-fl0 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington B:00,S.-05, and
and 10:00 a. m., 1-00, 3.-00, -"nftl, 70, and 11:10 p. m., and
12:00 midnight. Sunday at 8.-05 and 100 a. in., 7:00
end 10 p. in.
Tickets, Information, sleepingand parlor car accom
modations can be prociireil at the ollices northeast
corner of Thirteenth street and Fennsylvanlsavenue,
and at the station, where orders can be left for the
checking of haggage to destination from hotels and
resiliences.
L. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
bofefe.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Army and Navy Headquarters.
FOUR IRON FIRE-ESCAPES.
TERMS t, $3. AND $i30 PER BAY.
ap4
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
This FAVORITE HOTEL having been thoroughly
rehovated, painted throughout, and
Entirely Refurnished,
IS NOW
Opeii for tlie Reception of Guests.
BRESLIN & COOKE,
ap3-tf Proprietors.
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL,
CORNER N. Y. AVE AND 14TH ST.
BOARD
$2JW PER DAY.
no3-3m
JOHN B. SCOTT. Prop'r.
Philadelphia House,
WILLIAMS & MEREDrrrr. - PROPRIETORS.
348 Penna. A-rtnue JT. W.
deMy
WORMLEY'S HOTEL,
CORNER FTFTEBKTH AND II STREETS.
First-class in every resi-cc.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Corner Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Aveno.
ocio
3ES. EL W I-IT.tTjS,
Attorney and Connseloi' at Iaw,
Rooms Nos. 14 and 1G, Gunton's Building,
472 IiOuisIa.ua ave, Washington.
dell-lm
LAW NOTICE.
I hold and can show that Masons are disqualified to
serve on Juries In suits by Masonsasalnst uon-Masous,
and when my clients fear Injury from this source, will
take the proper means to prevent such servlns.
MAURICE LANGHORNE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
S03Pa. ave. (Market Space) n. w Washlngou, D. C.
ai&Gm
SALE OF
AND JEWELRY!
N. D
iav
REGISTERED.-a
OVER i,ooo,ooo BOTTLES.
-S.otteric0.
:2Sth:
POPCXAR 3IOSTHLT DRAWING
of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
AT ifACAULEY'S THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville, on
MONDAY, -JANUARY 31, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays excepted)
under provisions of an act of the General Asuembir
f Kentucky incorporating tlie Newport Prinrhtg and
Newspaper Company, approved April a, 1S7S.
ai-TTiis is aspecial net .and has never been repealed.
The Uuitedijtates CIrcnit Court, on March 31, ren
dered the following decision:
First That the Vommouwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal,
ijecond Its drawings are ialr.
Thiscompanyhasnowon handalarge reserve fund.
Read carefully the list of prizes for th
JANUARY DRAWING:
1 Prize. $30,000
1 Prize. 10,00
1 Prize.-
5.0PO
10 Prizes. SljOOO each..
. JO.000
, 10,000
20 Prizes, 500 eaclu..
100 Prizes.-
HM each...
10.000
W.O0O
12.000
30 Prizes,
600 Prizes,
1,XW Prizes,
9 1'rizes,
Prizes,
S Prizes,
oO each-
20 eacli...
10 each..
10J0O
300 each. Approximation Prizes- 2.7CD
200 each, " " 1,00
100 each, " . 9W)
100 Prizes. J112.400
Whole tickets, $2; half tickets, 1: 27 tickets, &K
55 tickets, eiou.
Remit nrnnw or bank draft in letter, or end bv ex
pro DOX1' SEND BY REGISTERED I.ETTER
or PaST-OFFICE OR DER. Orders of 55 and uprard
by express can be sent at our expense. Address all or
ders toR. M. BOARD3rAN.Com-ier-Jonrnal building,
Louisville. Kt., or T. J. COMMERFORD. 212 Broad
way. New York; or J. W.CLARK.S09G strcctnorth
a est. and 141 Peunsyl vania avenue, or to T. B.
MAYNADIEK. 655 Fourteenth street n. w. TThS
THELI1TLEHAYANA COMPAQ
OE riUrPLEMKXT TO
Royal Havana Lottery,
Takes place January 15, 1SS1, February 1,
1881, FeTjrnarj- 17, 1881, Marcli 5,
1S81, Marclv 22, 18S1.
Desiring to meet the very general demand ibr low
priced Tickets, we have devised a Supplementary
Series of Prizes, cased upon the regular Drawings ot
the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount of Prizes in
which are as follows :
1 Grand Prize
1 do. do. .
.5,00O
l,tW0
500
400
WO
2,000
3jno
500
1 do. do. ,
2 Prizes of $200 eacli-
5 Prizes of 100 each..
100 Prizes of 20 each
640 Prizes of 5 each,
230 Prizes of 2 each
9 Approxiinatiousof $20 each to ihe9 remaining
nmts of same 10 as the one drawing the 4.200
2 Approximations of 20 each to the number
preceding and following the one drawing
180
st,ouu
)
1,011 Prizes .U. 8. Currency, ?13E0
In thesupplemeut.as in the ordinary, lherearc2S,O0O
tickets, numbered from 1 to 25,000. Tlie same number
that draws the capital prize in the ordinary drawing
of thelloyal Havana Lottery draws tne capital prlao
in the supplement. So, too, with the second and third
capital and all other prizes above named.
The 250 prizes of 2 each will be determined by the
two terminal units of the number drawing the capital
prize.
The tickets in the Supplement arc sold at the uni
form price.
WHOLES. J?l; HALVES, 50 CENTS.
Prizes paid in full in United States currency imme
diately on presentation of ticket.
JOHN W.CLARK,
301 G street northwest, or 1422 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington. D. t.
FOR INFORMATION
CONCERNING LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
and
COMMONWEALTH KENTUCKY DISTRIBU
TION COMPANY
apply to
W. CLARK,
309 G street northwest, or 1422 Pennsylvania avenue.
JanlO-lm
Cnderfahei-s.
HENRY LEE'S SONS,
332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W.
di. nm, 304 Pennsylvania nvenue 3. e.
Branch Offices A3A jrury3na avenues, v.-. dicH
W. R. SPEARE, ""
910 F Street Nortlnvest.
Everything strictly first class and on the mot rea
sonable terms. felO
Stncafiona(.
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
707 Eighth street northwest.
Rates Zia a. mouth and upward. Experienced
teachetsin Piano, Voice, Organ, dfce. Free exercises.
Churclionran. oc5
National Academy of Fine Arts,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
The most thorough Instruction In every department
of Art. from the Preparatory Course to Portrait ami
Historical Painting. The Science or Art will be mado
so clear and simple that years of study will be saved
i thestudent.
I ConTCHN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREET.
se3Q-tf
Spencerlan Business College,
COR. OF SEVENTH AND L STS. N. T.
Thts institution has a progressive and successful ex
perience of sixteen years. It educates young mea
and women for usefulness and self-support. Its gradj
nates secure positions of trust and profit. Course oi
study and training comprises the English Lnuuage,
Basfncss Arithmetic, Spencerlan Practical Penman
ship; Bookkeeping by single and double entry.adaptcd
to every variety of business Busincw Practice, r
qulrlnr the niching out and exchanjrin; of all kimrt
of business paperf. paving and rtcelvinff cash an4
keeping the accounts; Elocution and Lectures. Day
and EveulnsSessionsHeidii MONDAY, AUGUST 30.
ISsa For information and TSrrns call at the CollejA
orafldress HENRY C SPENCKS. Principal. anI7
T ESSONS IN ELOCUTION BY
EDWARD C.TOWNSEND,
AT NO. III3 NINTH ST. N. W.
Mr. Townsend can be engaged for Readings at I
moderate cliarge. d23-tf
ccont)--S)ani) )oobsf.
SECOND-HAND
CLOTHING, BOOTS ASD S1I0E8.
Persons wishing to dispose of the above articles wiil
do well to call at M. WALSK "S, 301 D street, corner
of Ninth street northwest As I do my own cleauinc
and repairing, I therefore can and will pay from 15 to
40 per cent, higher than any dealer In this city.
5-Orders by mail promptly attended to
S01 D, cor. 9th. 21. WALSKY. 901 D. cor. SUi.
aplO-ly
Old Wine and Old Friends
ARE KNOWN AS THE BESTt so is JUSTH'S OLD
STAND known for years as the only place
where first-class secoud-haud clothing
can be sold at respectable Price.
Address or call at
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No. '619 D Street northwest, or Branch Store, No.
Ninth Street, northwest.
N. B. Note sent by mail piomptly attended to.
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