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THE NATIONAL BEPUBLIOAST, MONDAY MOENEtT-iMlflBGH '34,' 1881.-
Watotxal Republican.
fp. WASHINGTON, D. a, MARCH U. lfeSl
MORE SPRING.
BY rEKHY CAESOX.
Do gentle spring m almost here,
De sun am glttin' liiEh ;
De snow am gently f-lidm out,
Dc ice begins to fly.
In tliiitv davs or dar'abouts
De grass v ill take its green r
An all of ns kin sloIi aroun
In April mud an' rain.
Dc robin v ill begin to rob,
De bluebird will feel blue:
I)c crow will crow-bar on Ins way,
De buzzards buzz anew.
Now, let us all feel proper glad,
An' lose 110 time indeed,
In c-utia' round among our menus
To borry onion seed.
SPRING LAMB.
JIarv had a little lamb,
Its fleece was white as starch;
The lion ate that darling sheep
One windy day in March.
NEWS NUGGETS.
TliIiiZ That Wore Boue on Saturday lu
Various Iarl of the Union.
A lg Land League meeting was lield
at Lincoln, Xeb., and a dispatch was cabled to Mr.
Parnell indorsing his course.
The books of subscription to the
caj)it."l :toelc of the International Cottou Exposi
tion ere opened at Atlanta Saturday.
Barnard Doujihcrty was killed at
Third Avenue and Thirty-seventh strectrBroot
l.vn, by being struck by a steam motor.
jaines Orr, a defaulting employee of
Mfc-r-. Selmltz, Soutbwick & Co., leather dealers,
ofN'ew York, was arrested in Denver, Col.
Two hundred and five young men
graduated at the annual commencement of the
Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia.
The steamboat Caddo Belle was
burned at New Orleans, and four of the chief offi
cers were arrested on suspiciontjf burning ber.
Edward Powers was sentenced in
Chicago to twenty years in the penitentiary for
killing a ( hinaman named Ya Hon last December.
Harry Genet, one of the Tweed ring
thieves was sentenced in New York to the peni
tenii.iry ftr eight months and to pay a fine of
FM7H.
.loh n Stebbins, while insane, escaped
from the Sixteenth street small-pox hospital in
Ken York, and, throwing himself into the river,
tra drowned.
At a meeting in Philadelphia com
mittee were authorized to be appointed to report
a place for eclebratingthe anniversary of the bind
ing of William Peiin.
Two coaches and a sleeper jumped
the track on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
road, near La Junta, Colorado, and twelve or fif
teen passengers w ere bruised.
The rattan works at Wakefield, Mass.,
and veral adjoining buildings were destroyed
by fe. involving a loss of 5500,000 and throwing
oi er one thousand men out of employment.
The heel-and-toe match: at 3Iadison
Square Harden, Xew York, was finished. O'Leary
left tiie track at eight o'clock, after completing his
fVKh mile. Yaughan retired at 3:54 p. m., having
completed -!G1 miles.
Four men entered Miss Elizabeth
Roberts.' residence, Xo. 100 Second Place, Brook
lyn, Saturday morning, bound and gagged Miss
Robert and her tervant, stole 53,000 in bonds and
EiOO worth of jewelry, after which they made their
escape.
Pro-ident F. B. Gowan issued a cir
cular to the Reading Railroad shareholders, ear
nestly requesting all who support the present
management to absent themselves from the meet
ing to-day, and thus make it impossible for the
minority to secure a quorum.
SWINDLING SANTA ANNA.
What III Private Secretary Sayn About
His Shameful Treatment Here.
Dr. M. M. "Do Jleza, of this city, once
private secretary to Sauta Anna, sends us the fol
lowing startling letter. "I noticed inyourpopu
lar paper of Friday morning a few lines concern
ing General Santa Anna's affairs in New York, and
judging that you have been wrongly informed, not
only in relation to Santa Anna himself, but also in
regard to the diamonds referred to, I assume the
liberty of correcting the statement. I had the
honor to be private secretary to that illustrious
general long before his coming to this country;
therefore I think I have reason to know all about
his financial transactions. It is well known that
General Santa Anna incurred no debts at all
during his rcsidejiee in this country. We came
here with means sufficient enough to meet all our
jwrsonal wants while engaged in our political
movements against Maximilian and his allies;
but. unfortunately, we fell into the hands of some
unprincipled men in Xew York, who, taking ad
vantage of our ignorance of the English language,
and through many false representations, succeeded
in swindling the General out of a large quantity
of money and real estate.
The diamonds to which you referred to were
obtained from him t?anta Anna) through a fraud
ulent and shameful transaction. The diamonds
were of eighteen degrees purity, and were set on
two very fine gold crosses; one of them called, or
representing the "Black Eagle of Prussia," was
valued at St. Thomas, West Indies, at f 100,000 in
gold: and the other, representing the "Order of
Uuadalupe,' Mexico, was valued at S50.000. These
two ercRcs were given to a steamship company in
Xev. York as a collateral security for S2",000 ; said
amount was claimed as damages by the company,
and to which pretentioff'Sauta Anna, by reason of
hi- political position then, could not help himself
from law proceedings w ith which he was seriously
threatened by said company. So the public will
Icam with astoni-hment that through these fraud
ulent and false representations wo both, Santa
Anna and mylf, became the victims of dishon
orable men, whom, with the assistance of some
imblic officers in Xcw York and Stnten Island,
succeeded not only in robbing us of our money,
valuables, and property, but also in depriving us
or our personal liberties, for we were deceived and
imprisoned in a public jail, ignored by the legal
authorities and by our friends also.
General Santa Anna died in 1S67.S3 years of age.
He made no will, and went to his grave without
leaxing even a memorandum concerning liis val
uable crosses left in Xew York under the keeping
ofX-.id steamship company; but as I am iu pos
sesion of all the evidence, and being also an in
tended party in his estate in more than 815,000, 1
hae employed an honorable lawyer in Xcw York
to claim the afore-meutioned diamonds as be
longing to the estate of General Santa Anna for
the benefit of his heirs in Mexico, and the settle
ment of my claim as well.
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
' Who Frorrrcl lat Stun?" His "Minlclcr'
(a ho Sei.'u.
" What one of 3-011 gemlen frowed dat
t-tuu ? " demanded an aed darky, as heapproached
a group of newsboys waiting for Eagles yesterday
ifiernoon. " Yo' liettcr tole me quick, or 1'sc make
a splash u id dc hull on ye ! "
Ml looked innocent, but none replied.
"' I don" .dlow no man for to heave dornieks at
di yr "widual," he coutinueil, peeling off his
cojL " Yo'd better p'int out the gemlen wot did
de deed, for de sun is preparin' fcr ter set onto him.
aud de (moment angel is a tooniu de lio'n ob de
rsunwtion. Which was hit r' and the old man
pit on bis hands.
The boys shrank closer together and eyed the
preparations,
"Ilally right up, now!" howled the old man,
dancing arouud. " Frow me de keerd ob de gem
It n wot shied de cobble at de shin ob de under
signed. Jos' poke his ear right in dese fingers
'fore 1 comes among yo' like de smallpox. lVe
ketekin, I am, and yo'd better be dead daa get mc
riled. Who frowed de dornickY" and the old man
hopped about s ild with wrath.
Tiie boy nose up, took off their jackets, and sur
rounded Uic darky.
" Kf it wasn't yo', jes' say de word. Ef de hoy wot
dd it flopped around de comer, jes' speak out
bout be afearcd, for I let no innocent hlood i'ile
deiiiH. Whar'fcdcboy? Which way he-went?"
Jhe outig.ters ela-d in on him.
I know it wasn't none ob dig ycr croud, but
who be he? lole me his name an' I see his mud-dcr-
I'll gib a nickle fcr de mime ob de boy," and
the old man looked around in some trepidation.
"It wjs the mau in there with red whiskers,"
elioniM-d the boys. "Htm what's taking the
SUiiiey.''
"I done fought so," said the old man, much re
p "I'atSde foifth timehesliicd rocksatme.
thsce his muddcr afore dark, an' if she don't
spank him twixt now an' morni.i', it'h cstusc dc
chu't li int got no "fluence. 1'scglad yo" gemlen
had no ban' in it, kasc I'd squashed ycr wid my
neel, an' de red-whiskered man don' heave no
more macadam at mefer money, or he'll think he'd
wen hn in' difficulty wid a reapin' machine. Yo'
hyarme!"
And the aged darkey ambled off, followed by a
Hiowcr of rocks, to'which he thought it host to pay
attention. JirooUyn Eao'c.
MONETARY MATTERS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL HEWS.
Wall Street Transactions The Latest Quotations
in Stocks aud Bonds Xew York and Bal
timore Produco Markets London
and Paris Money Markets.
New YonK, March 12. Money was easy at 45 per
ceiiL.and closed at the lowest figure. Exchange was
dull at 47934793i for Ions and4Sl4Sl for short sight.
Governments weak and a per cent, higher for sixes
and fives and li per cent, higher for fourind a halfs
and fours. State bonds fn light demand. Railroad
bonds fairly active, but irregular.
The stock market was extremely dull throughout
the entire day. At the opening prices generally
showed a decline, and the bpeculatlon was unsettled
in tone fn the early dealings. At the first board the
dealings became tinner and an increase ranging from
U to 3i per cent; was recorded, Nashville and Chat
tanooga, Reading, tilt Chesapeake and Ohio s-tocks,
and Manhattan Klevated leading the upward move
ment. Subsequently Nashville und Chattanooga re
acted 2 per cent., nnd the general list M15 per cent.,
the latter in Reading. During the afternoon the mar
ket again became firm, and prices sold up til per
cent., Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans and St. 1'aul
being most prominent in the advance. The sales ng
Kregated aa.OJO shares, including a C. A L CC600;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 19,000; Delaware
and Hudson, 4,400: Erie, 5,00 Iron Monntaln. 5.400;
Lake Shore, (1,600; Manhattan Elevated, 19,300; North
west, 11,20); Nashville and Chattanooga, 18,500; New
Jersey Central. 4,30ft Readtnsr, 5,400; St. Paul, 30,000;
Union Pacific, 7,000: Western Union,0,3Uft Chesapeake
and Ohio, 8,100.
"S - tt!
Name of stock. "S
S o
- ? 71
HH Hi U
American District 71 703J .....
Atlantic and Pacific Tel 48?,'
American Union Tel fOTt SO SOU
Canada Southern . i SOJi bO, SOJi
Chicago, Burlingtoifandti.-. ... 3C5
aa&ic 25i -2Mi. Wi
GC.C.&I 87 8C?i 87
Chesapeake and Ohio 25 24 247i
Chi. SUP. M.&O 44 44
Central Pacific 88 86 S3
Chicago, St. Lonis&N.O '70 BiK G53i
Deb, Lackawanna A W. 130J 129-'.' 129s
Delaware and Hudson 1W 113)5 H3J
Denver and Rio Granda 104 101 101
Krie...MM ..,,-.,... , 47l
irannOiarlindSt.Jo...'........"56r 55 " 56
do. preferred 104?f 101 lOIJf
Houston and Texas ffij 69 C9
Illinois Central 132 132M lXli
Lake Shore. 127 VISii 12S&
Louisville and Nashville . 83 92J veil
Michigan Central. inJX U 1U
Morris and Essex 122 122 122
Missouri, Kansas & Texas. 454 45 -Gli
Manhattan Elevated 40)5 S3' S?
Metropolitan Elevated 120 118y 120
New York Elevated 126)5 126i 126XJ
New York Central I4fl)i US 1W4
Northwestern . . . ... 123i
do. preferred ....'. 135,'i
New Jersey Central VOii. 104 104?i
Nashville A Chattanooga 83 S3!i 92
Northern Pacific 49 49 49if
do. preferred 73)5 73'J
Ohio Central 32 31)5 32
Ohio and Mississippi 44J.I OZi 4W
Ontario and Western ...
Pacific Mail 5SJ5 57 5S)5
Rock Island , 135 1341J 133
Reading 6SJJ 6-5 Gfi?
St. L., Alton and T. I
St. Paul
do. preferred ....... ........
San Francisco 43 43 43
do. preferred. 04 64 64
Union Pacific 122)5 121JS 122'
Western Union H7 118 116Jj
do. extra . 81 80)5 81
Wabash, St. L. and Pacific 4G lo'S 45
do. preferred SSJf 8S?5 &
GOVEIlXMKJT BOXDS
1SS1, coupon . .,
New fives, coupon .
New four and a halfs, coupon
New fours, coupon .
Pacific sixes or '95
District of Columbia 3.65's. coupon. ...
fSTATC nONDS.
.... 102)5
. 100?5
. 111?5
. 113i
. 130
.....102)5
Georgiaffs 10S)5 N.Carolina funding.
l01'
uo. i s, mort uuji uo. bpiiax.. i
do. 7s, gold 118 Tennessee C"s 5915
Louisiana consols Gl'i do. new 0)J
Missouri 6"s 109), Virginia 6's 30
St. Joseph . 108 do. new . 30
N. Carolina old . 3I; do. ronsolid'd... 115
do. new.. 20)5 do. deferred . 151.
SUB-Tr.EASURY BALANCES.
Gold S3,16G,727 Currency.. $3,G52,S31
Baltimore Stork Board.
Baltimore. March 12. Virginia sixes, deferred. 15;
do consolidated, 82t5: do second series, 32: past clue
coupons, 94; new ten-forties, 5l)s; Virginia ten-forties,
coupon, 94JX bid to-day.
Forcf c Money Msirfeet.
London, March 12. Bar silver, 32)5d. United States
bonds fours 1165. Atlantic ami Great Western firsts,
CS1; New York Central 131 J5: Pennsylvania Central,
67?iS New York, Ontario and Western, 38.
Pakis, March 12. Rentes, 85f 60c
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Baltimore General Market.
Baltimore, March li Cotton dull; middling, 10J5
l!c. Flour firm; Howard street and Western super,
5325O400; do extra, 4 25"5 00; do family, ta23625;
City Mills super, ?3 254 00; do extra, f4 255C0; do
family, $G25fa6 50; do Rio brands, fS 00ft66 25; Patapsco
family,t7. Wheat Southern steady; Western higher
closing steady; Southern red, $1 1SI 20: do amber,
Southern firm for yellow; Western spot lower and
fntures higher and steady; Southern white, 57c; do
yellow, 5S)5c; Western mixed, spot, fi3o8)c; March.
56Ji(g.56c: April, 547i5:: May, 5454)c; steamer,
56c. Oatsscarce and firm: Western whitc,4t46c: do
mixed, 43c; Pennsylvania, 4 Tc. Rye quiet at$l 071 09.
Hay quiet: prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, $18 0019 00 per ton. Provisions quiet but firm;
mess pork old. f 13 25; new, $1G25; bulk meats loose
shoulders and clearrib sides, noneofierins; do packed,
6(A8?ic; bacon shoulders, 6?ic; clear rib sides, 9)5c
hams.ll(ai2c. Lard refined. 10V& Butter dull; prime
to choice Western, packed, 1322c; roll, lS21c. Eggs
quiet at 16c. Petroleum dull and nominal; refined 8?i
(0,9c Cofiee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, IQUGq
KViC Sugar firm; A soft, 9)ic Whiskj-quiet at ?1 12.
Freights to Livwrool per steamer steady; cotton,
7-32 d; flour, 22s 6d per ton; grain, 64',7d. Receipts
flour, 1.30S barrels; wheat, 78.2C5 bushels; corn. 99,793
bushels; rve, 1,3."0 bushels. Shipments wheat, 13409
bushPls: corn, 151,100 bushels. Sales wheat, 233.3C0
bushels; corn, 297,950 bushels.
New York 3cncral Market.
New Yobk, March 12. Cotton quiet; sales to-day,
104 bales; uplands, 10 15-lOc; Orleans, 11 3-16c; consoli
dated net receipts, 17,256 bales; exports Great Britain.
13.13S bales; the Continent. S.059 bales. Flour South
ern dull; common to fair extra, $4 735 20; good to
choice do, $3 257 00. Wheat about )5c better, closing
strong; fair export, good speculative inquiry: un
graded red, $1 15J51 23. Corn market nbout he bet
ter and fairly active; nngraded, 5Gl559c Oats a
shade easierand less active: No. 3, 4Tsc Hops firm,
RKc: Muscovado. 7'ic Iloilo. 6"ac: fair to eood rcrtn
In quoted at 7l47,5c; prime. 7)c: rcfinetl steady and
in fair demand; standardA , 8'5SJ5c Molasses quiet
and unclianged. Rice in fair demand and steady.
Rosin quiet at 1 751 SO. Turpentine steady at 46)5c
Wool about st eadv and in fair demand: aomestic fleece.
3850c; pulled, 21 45k unwashed, I436c; Texas, 14
Ma Pork a t.bade easier, better export demand;
?l5 2515 75 for old: 316 25 for new; middles very firm;
Ions clear, sSG); short clear, $9: long and short clear,
S8 8a Lard opened about 5c higher: closed weak with
advance lost; lair trade at 10 90. Freights dull.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Circuit Covht Justick JUcAhtkok. O'Neii
vs. Rollins; motion allowed, Boyle vs. Turner; mo
tion to dismiss appeal overruled. Solomon vs. Gar
land: demurrer sustained; leaveto amend. Caywood
vs. Liessman et al.; motion to set aside Judgment
overruled. Shea vs. Smith; new trial refused. Wil
son vs. Salter; new trial denied. MOses vs.Spaidset
aL; order for commission to take testimony. Mlddle
ton & Co. vs. Kirk, et al.; motion, for judgment as to
Kirk denied. Eastwood vs. O'Neil et ah; motion for
Judgment overruled. Taylor fc Co. vs. Stockstill fc
Co.: order for security. Wilson vs. Terry et al.; Judg
ment set aside as to Kosmer A Balloch. Matuskafr
Co. vs. Garland: judgment refused. Wilson vs.
Church ; leave given to withdraw replication and to
amend declaration. Cliilds vs. Church; same action.
Schuttle vs. Resh : motion for judgment overruled.
Curtis vs. Twitchell; judgment set aside; five days
given to plead.
Criminal Cornr Ji-stice Cox. Oscar Jackson;
burglary and larceny; previously convicted; sen
tenced to thre rears in the Auburn penitentiary.
Richard .Murray: convicted of assault; ten months
in jail. Bertie King: convicted of larceny: sent to
Reform School during minority. Maty Bell: using
cancelled postal-cards; a nolle pros, entered.. Walter
T.Ward: larceny; a nolle pros, entered. Washing
ton Alexander: receiving1 stolen goods; a nolle pros,
entered. Charles Shaw; murder of Susan Ann Car
ter; arraigned and nleaded not guilty. Washington
Alexander; receivfng stolen goods; arraigned and
pleaded not guilty. Singleton Jones; larceny; nleaded
notguiltv. Jas,IT.Brodiey;vagracy: anollepros.cn
tered. John Wilson; vagrancy; a noile pros. entered.
Michael Foley, carrying concealed weapons; recog
nizance forfeited. William Clark, disorderly assem
bly; a nolle pros, entered. William Carley. unli
censed bar; a nolle pros, entered. John W. Barnes,
unlicensed commercial agent; a nolle pros, entered.
1 Harper Green, disorderly and carrying concealed
weapons; a nuiiu iirus. cmwwiuuuuiuijo. uun
Mcseintle, vagrancy; a nolle pros, entered. Reorge
JlcCaulev, vagrancy; a nolle pros, entered. William
If. Clark vagrancy; a nolle pros, entered. Samuel C.
Carter, open bar; verdict quilty; sentence suspended.
assign'mexts ron TQ-n.Y.
Supreme Court of the District Chief Justice Cart ter
and Justices Ifagner and James. No. 42. GusdorfT
vs. Wheeler: No. & McNair vs. Fay: No. 61,Elhart
vs. Yonnc: No. ts, Jfornson vs. Shuster; No. 63, Citi
zens' National Bank to. Callan; No. 65, PbilBpsvs.
Carnej-; No. es.Uahill, alias Dimond.vs.Cahill: No.
30. Mnyhcw s. Rnppert; No. 21, Strait vs. Strait..
Circuit Court Justice MacArtbur. No. 264, Kim
mell ctabv.. District of Columbia: No.S4, Burgess
v. ItMim: N0.2S), Elliot, trustee, vs. Cook etal.:No.
239, llillis. Bovd fc Co. vs. Clark &Co.: No. 120, Char
ter Oak Lire fnsur.ince Company vs. Tallmadge et al.:
No. 225, r!c-i vs. White; No. 103, McDonnell vs.
Morton: No. 191, Ooodheart vs. D Vandelear; No.
2.)l,Shobcr vs. Hill; No. 210, Burbrldgc vs. Carpen
ter; No. 230,BIrch vs. Shinman: No. 217, Tyson vs.
Equity Court-Justice Wylie. No. 23. Farr vs. Key
scr; No. 15'-, Robinson vs. Wall ; o. IS. Bowles
vs. Bowles: No. 24, Ashfteld vs Ashfield;
No. 25. Keyaervs. Hitz: No.2S,Bletsvs.Itobbins;No.
27, Nice vs. Nice: No. 2?, Hook vs. Lsy.
Criminal Cmi t-Justice Cox.-Hury Roberts, as
sault: William Bvsvell, afSiillt: Jame-. Gallion,
grand larceny; Mism Parker, perjurj" William .
Easlv, assaifit witn intent to kill Cornelius Ryan:
William Easlv, as.-:iulting a police officer; Samuel
C.'reen. pollev lotteO': Thomas Forbes, assault with
intent to kill; Charles Bryan, personal violence
against a policeman : William H. Douglass, ussiult;
Chat les Bryan, fSlsa pretenses.
DIED.
JJU- X'Cilillt ll t, W..MKUJ WH.IH.IV1I.
3Iarrli 12. at G:. o'clocJc, Cakolikk Botki-kk, wife of
corner of
14th in
tllJtUsVll.
MO II UN. On March 12, 1SS1, at 5:30 o'clock, Rich
Aisi) B. Moinr.v, in tho 4Sth year of hi? a;c
Funeral will take place from St. Matthew sClmrch,
corner Fifteenth anl H streets, at 10 o'clock Monday
mornuif. Friends of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend.
DODGE. On the 12th instant, Francis Dodok. in
the 72d year of Ids age. .... , ,,
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock, from lus
late residence. 150 Congress street, corner of Stoddard
street, Georgetown.
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Ctii0 em enf &.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
m MONDAY. MARCH 14.
EVERY EVENING. WEDNESDAY AND SATUR
DAY MATINEES.
Engagement of the popular aud ever welcome
TOURLSTS IN A PULLMAN PALACE CAR.
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
A THREE-ACT
Nonsensical nnd Musical
PLAY,
By W. A. Mestayer.
A Company of Artsts.
The most artistically ex
cellent Quartette In the
United States
In Original Musicand Pop
ular Selections.
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
TOURISTS
Under the management of MR. JOHN P. S3UTH.
A good play Not too good, but Just good enough.
Monday, March 21,
RICE'S SURPRISE PARTY.
Ford's Milton Nobles.
THE
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PIKENTX
PIUENIX
P1KKNIX
PHCKNIX
PIUENIX
PHUSNIX
PHCKNIY
PHU3NIX
PHCENIX
To-night and Wednesday Matinee.
MILTONNOBLES.
in hts great creations.
CARROLL GRAVES
and!
JIM BLUDSOE.
as played by him
OV
1,200 TIMES.
Thursday and Friday Nights and Saturday Mntlnee,
A MAN OF THE PEOPLE
Monday evening, March 21,
The Eminent Comedian.
MR. JOHN a CLARKE,
Supported by the noted Light Comedian of England,
MB. W. H. VERNON,
The leading Comedy Actress of America,
MISS KATE WOOD,
And a Special Comedy Company.
LINCOLN HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 18S1,
'WASHINGTON'S FAVORITE" ORATOB,
JOHN B. GOUGH,
PLATFORM EXPERIENCES
Admission..
...SOCentSi.
Reserved seats, without additional charge, to be ob
tained at the Ellis Music Store, 937 Pennsylvania ave
nue. ma!4-5t
THEATRE COMIQUE-Monday, March 14.
Nightly, and Tuesday and Friday Matinees.
Engagement of the Great Comedian GEORGE U.
CHARLES. In his great drama, the "Skeleton Hand."
Frank McNish. Leland Sisters, Hcaly and Saunders,
Alfred LIston, R. G. Allen, Joe Miller.W. H. Danvers;
P. M. Allison, -and our great stock company hi the
grandest bill of the season. 30 Star Artists 30.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL,
Seventh street Between D and E.
3 EIGHTS MORE 3
OP
BLI1TD TOH,
THE MUSICAL PHENOMENON OF THE AGE
Commencing Monday, 3rarch 14.
POSITIVELY LAST MATINEE
Wednesday, March 16. . -.at 2 p. m.
Admission, 50 cents.
Seats secured at Metzerott's. mat3-3t
Athenaeum Club Concerts.
FIRST CONCERT THIRD SERIES.
LINCOLN HALL.
Moxdav. MAncir 11, ISSt.
PEA BODY ORCHESTRA.
Asoeh TCasjbkik, Director: Miss H. A. Hunt, So
prano: Mr. Fritz Oavi, Violinist.
MOZA11T Symphony in O Minor.
MEYERBEER-Scene and Cavatina from H Cro
ciato. BEFTrilOVEN Concerto. Orchestra and Violin
and other selections.
Subscription Tickets, admitting, two to the entire
course (three concerts). S5; single tickets, fl, includ
ing reserved seats, at Ellis & Co.'s, 937 Pennsylvania
avenue. mall
PROFESSOR A. E. CAR PENTER-" MARVELS
mid Fun of Mesmerism." Tallmadge Hall every
night. Popular prlce3. Matinee Saturday, 2 p. m.
Tickets on sale daily at Tallmadge Hall. fe2S-14t
etjTtTorgans
THE BEST THE WORLD OVER.
G. L. WILD &, BROTHER, Sole Agents,
mal4-6m 721 SEVENTH STREET N. W.
HEINEKAMP PIANOS
ASB
SHONOXGER ORGANS
At SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S,
m!2 433 Seventh Street N. W.
Some Swpp(xc0,
MINNESOTA FANCY PATENT.
ST. LOUIS PATENT.
Q-olden 23:111,
STANDARD FA3III.Y.
SNOW-WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL
ROLLS and BISCUITS will be guaranteed If you use
CERES, the celebrated Minnesota Parent Process
Flour, which was awarded the first premium over all
other competitors nt the National Fair.
STERLING, the handsomest Winter Wheat Patent
in America, excepting none.
GOLDEN HILL, a splendid Family Flour, and far
superior to a great many so-called patent flours.
The above-named brands of Flour can be bought at
any first-class grocery store.
Wholesale Depot, corner First st. and
Indiana ave.
WM. M. GALT & CO.
41 B Street, corner Fifth (Capitol Hill),
Has just received a fresh stock of flno
Teas, Coffees, Wines, and Liquors,
which he is selling at BOTTOM PRICES.
Always on hand all kind3 of Produce and Provisions.
JC3CALL. ocl-ly
JOHN R. KELLY,
Dealer In first-class
Beef, Lamb, Teal, Mutton, &c.
CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY.
Stalls G2S, 629"and G30, Centre Market. Ninth street
wing, aud 206 and 203, Northern Liberty Market, or ad
dress Box 71, City Post-Oflice. Marketing delivered
free of charge to all parts of the city. JeS-tf
DAIRYMEN, ATTENTION! Just received,
TWT CARS OAT STRAW,
aud for sale in quantities to suit. As good as clover
hay and a great deal cheaper. WTill make the richest
milk and more of it.
W. H. TENNEY A SONS,
Wholesale dealers in Hay, Corn, Oats, Flour.and Feed,
de3-ly Capital Mills.
SUGAR DOWN. SUGAR DOWN.
10 lbs. Standard Granulated for ?1 00
10 lbs. Standard "A" for. 1 00
12 lbs. "C".(ligbtbrown) for 1 00
ELFHONZO YOUNGS, Grocer, 501 Ninth st N. W.,
opp. Dally Critic office. (Telephonic connections.)
jaS
7X55oot) ant) oat.
Coal. Wood. Coal.
ARTHUR B. SMITH,
(Formerly with W.ILMarlow),
Has on hand and constantly receiving the best qual
ities of COAL nnd WOOD. Particular attention given
to the delivery of Coal, free from slate or dnst.
Orders through mail or telephone promptly filled.
Main Office, 1233 Fifth st. n. w.;
Branch Yard, 611 New York ave. u. w., (Thomas. B.
oc5-t5 Penick'3 old stand).
COKE ! COKE 1 COKE !
6 CENTS PER BUSHEL.
NOW IS THE TIME TO iAY IN YOUR SUPPLY
FOB THE WINTER.
40 bushels of Coke delivered to any part of Wash
ington or Georgetown $2 90
25 bushels delivered as above.--........ 2 00
For sale at the ofiice of the
WASUHNUTON GASLIGHT COMPANYJ
411 and413 Tenth street northwest, or at
GEORGE W. CEOPLEYS DRUG STORE,
No. 110 Bridge street, Georgetown. D. a
THE SMITH & E66E MANKTORIXG CO.,
LOCK BOX 1705, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.,
Manufacturers of specialties in Light .Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally. Government and Giant
Padlocks, Sew mgjiachhie Locks,Pfano Locks, Organ
Locks; tho automatically-made Giant Sash Chain,
superior to every other and very much cheaper, (no
special pnllev required.) The Smith A Egge Manu
facturing CoJalso gives special attention to the making
or estimates lor the coat of the manufacture of pat
ented Inventions and all the necessary tooLs.and tho
manufacturing of the same on royalty. All comina
nicaiions treated confidentially. oclfi-CmMW h
Howland Dental Association,
NO. 211 tOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET,
Three doors north of Pennsylvania, avenue, EX
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE, with
out pain, for $1 each tooth: without gas, 50 cents each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, ?7 per set. Gold and
Amalgam FILLINGS inserted. All work warranted
first. clns
Dr. E. P. HOWLAND has administered Nitrous Ox
ide to over 20.000 persons. aj-ly
OTEAM LITHOGRAPHINGESTABLISHMENT
PHOTO-LITHOGItAPHING A SPECIALTY.
No. 4oS Pennsylvania avenue.
irLis TcnTmrs PETERS. PronrieVr.
T71VKKY DESCRIPTION OF-PRrNTING
AT THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
OFFICIAL DRAWING
OF THE
Louisiaaa StateLottery,
Single Xumuer (Class " C "),
nR.vw? AT 1
KewOrleans, La., TuesdayHareli 8, 1881.
Xo. Prize.
54 S20
C 100
201 ao
2M 20
;Oa 100
S77..... 20
4o.f 4 oU
O00aa OU
832 100
844 100
S98 50
ins... .10000
1334 100
J.K"i7 Af
1541 20
1615 50
1602 20
1?25 -COO
1768 50
1S43 20
1882 50
ltH 20
2207 20
' 2242 50
2267 20
2578 20
2C72....... 50
2547 50
3200 20
3321...... 20
oo&i OO
3825 20
olf -U
woJU - JjJ
3951 20
3990 50
4077 20
4330 20
440S 50
44."i0 500
4485 20
4809 20
5022 20
5240 50
52h5 20
531G 100
5344 20
5119 20
5420 100
50S 20
5705 20
5977 100
602-1 50
60(51 20
C090 20
C357 20
6420 50
27 20
C320 20
7008 20
7050 20
7144 50
7311 20
7464 100
7519 50
7550 20
7572 20
8121 20
8211 20
8233 20
oiJo iTJ
8440 100
SS21 20
9198 20
9105 50
9620 20
9S13 50
100G2 20
10133 20
10146 50
10167 100
10197 20
10344 50
101SG 20
10570 50
10951 50
110S6 20
11092 20
11U8 100
11694 50
11893 100
11894 20
11913 50
12010 500
12232 20
12294 50
12348 50
12365...... 20
12590 20
12G4-1 20
126C0 50
12S22 50
1292C 20
12931 100
1G0G2 50
1306S 20
13259 20
13301 20
13338 20
13355 100
13390 20
13183 100
AOOi)"l VJ
13739 20
141&1 50
11183 50
14210 20
14299 20
14C1C 3000O
15214 20
152G3 20
15403 50
15518 20
15630 50
15S35 20
15S42 100
15890 20
15S9S 20
15965 20
16307 50
16453 20
165G6 20
16580 20
16584 20
16613 50
16683 20
16734 100
16S42 20
1C902 20
17311 20
173ii...... 20
17483 20
17489 50
174 50
17849...... 20
17S66 100
17979 20
18010 20
18019 20
18074 20
18397 20
ISM2 500
18695 20
18959 100
19230 20
1934C 20
19354 20
19154 20
19472 20
19757 20
19U12 20
19969 20
20230 20
20300 20
20380 20
207SO 20
20S06 20
20928 20
21017 20
21280 20
21811 50
21S63 20
21994 20
22036 20
22282 50
22ISG 50
22600 100
22677 20
2267S 20
22700 50
23121 50
23215 100
23292 50
23320 20
23349 20
23421 50
23192...... 20
23539 20
S&M5. 1000
23714 20
21020 100
24019 20
21159 20
2UC4 20
24244 500
21336 20
24371 20
24410 20
214.43 50
24616 50
24717 20
21723 100
21809 20
24913 . 50
23097 20
25211 20
25357 20
23515 20
25790 50
25831 20
25941 20
26048 20
26072 py
26117 50
20205 500
26207 50
2C5-V. 100
26170 20
.Vo. Prim.
26390 20
26026 20
26761 20
26811 50
27015 20
27071 20
27191 20
27432 50
27469 520
27594 100
27692 f50
iO c'
27872 S50
27920 320
27953 pO
28130 TOO
28175 120
28320... J.. t20
2S569 100
28638 t20
28925 3t)0
28950 gib
29153 , 20
29229 150
29335 20
2917S $50
29622; aOO
29542. B2Q
29651 &20
29713 g20
29778...... .100
29848 pOO
29S55 i-20
29874 120
29975 .... ilOO
29981 600
30171 - 20
30445 20
30451 20
30559 50
30601 20
30630 r 20
30925 50
30942 - 20
30961 50
31030 - 20
31096 20
31188 50
31230 50
31348 20
31419 50
31459...... 20
32270.."...-. 100
3229G 20
32533 50
32541 20
32573 20
32600 50
32610 20
32632 100
32813 20
33132 20
33286 50
33296 20
33310 20
33393 20
33433 20
33C05. ..".. 20
33801...... 50
34179 20
3-112!) 50
34453 50
34511. ..... 20
3i"i61 50
31730 100
31751...... 20
S4789 500
34799 20
S1S17 20
34987 20
35075 100
35239 100
35421 20
35495 50
33304 50
35728 20
35809 20
&)862 20
33867 100
35S80 20
35968 20
36118 20
36191 20
36201 20
36230 20
36282...... 50
30297 20
36385 50
36459. 20
30520 100
36539 20
3G716 20
3753....:. 20
37554 50
376S1 20
3i57. . 100
377S0. 20
37812 20
379S1 50
38119 20
3S176 50
3S222 20
38328 20
3S321 50
3S895 20
39061 20
39359 20
39552 20
39012 20
40159 100
40237 20
40559 50
40318 20
40778 20
40861 50
10930 50
4133t 20
41370 50
41705 20
Xo. Prize.
54001 530
54042 20
54068 100
54108 50
51141 50
54312 20
54G30 50
54753 50
54928 20
54963 20
549SI 20
54999 20
55073 20
551SC 20
55277 20
55335 20
55382 20
55414 20
65818...... 100
55S50 50
56220 20
56213 20
56370 20
55538...... 20
66544 50
50741..-...!.- 20
56849...... 20
57013 20
57093 20
5pi5..... 20
57496 , 50
57726.'...'.: 20
5774T. 100
55033 100
58153 20
58407...... 20
58475..... .2500
48398 20
58818 100
588S7 50
58991 20
59159 20
5920C 20
59230 100
59350 20
59357 20
59493 20
59867 50
600.18.... 500
60363 20
C0072 50
C0570 100
C0576 20
60508 500
60662 100
G0672 20
C0766..... 50
60811 50
61003 20
01110 20
61116 20
61383 50
61626 20
61670 20
61767 20
61937 20
Uk fcU
62572 20
62375 20
62619 50
62S74 100
63226 20
63319 50
63329 20
63516 20
63066 50
63CS3 20
C3813 100
64161 100
64339 50
64435 20
64581 20
64631 20
04(590 500
64724 500
64970 20
65120 100
65175 50
65212 20
65432 20
65621 20
65S45 50
C6209 50
6G240 20
66264 20
66323 20
66500.... 500
66586 20
66677 100
C6810 50
66S32 20
670S5 20
67368 20
67418 20
C7509 20
67573...... 20
67695 20
67894 20
6S026 20
6S082 100
CS140 20
68472 100
6S726 20
68848 20
C9022 20
69104 20
69204 50
69327 20
69399 20
69178 20
69312 20
69518 20
69591 20
G9617 20
69723 100
C975!) 2300
70170 50
70287 20
703S7 50
70494 20
70621 50
70062 20
70S43 50
70990 20
71045.... 1000
71076...... 20
71165 20
71339 20
71381 100
71427 50
71455 20
71571 20
716S9 20
71S13 20
71879 20
71980 20
7201S 20
72080 50
72082 50
72179 20
72207 20
lalHttXIf OU
72331 20
72637. . 50
72710 20
73240 20
73329 20
450... 20
73413 20
73375 20
73617 20
73796 20
73896 50
73990 50
74067 20
74322 20
7442S. ..... 100
71413 50
745fc-! 100
71692 20
74760 20
74S1S 20
7491S 20
74911 20
75183 20
73212 20
T5304 50
75184 20
756 10
756S 20
75S33 20
75S81 50
75986 20
76212. 50
76359 20
76379 100
76632 20
76638 50
76071 100
76730 20
769J3 20
77003 100
77059 20
77192 20
77254...... 20
77565...... 50
77674.. .... 50
77693...... 50
i0 20
77886 20
77889 50
77921 20
7S019 20
78073 20
78133 20
78372 20
784S2 .V)
7851G 50
78528 20
78616 20
78713...... 20
7851...... 20
79019 50
79033 20
79012 100
79134 100
79192 20
79442 50
7S59S 100
79604 50
421S'?...
42123...
42471...
12009...
42615...
42700...
421130...
42935...
43259...
43269...
43275...
43383.
4S5SS..
43S19...
440S2...
44203...
44K..
44512...
44804...
20
20
20
20
20
50
20
20
20
20
20
50
500
20
20
50
500
50
20
50
20
20
20
100
50
20
20
20
20
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500
50
100
20
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20
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i 44S4S...
U1S86...
43012...
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; 45414...
! 45566...
I 46001...
I 46170...
46313...
! 46538...
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; 47070 ..
47071...
1 47J93...
47462...
47J76...
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I
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(48732...
4S751...
50
20
50
20
20
50
50
K48S40...
48903...
18U70...
4S999...
49015..
4'f237..
19329..
49160..
49516..
49778..
49S32..
49910..
50135..
50183..
504S9..
50530..
50G5G..
50C83..
. 100
. 20
. 20
. 100
. 20
. 50
.1000
. 20
. 50
. 20
. 50
. 20
. 50
. 50
. 50
. 20
. 50
. 20
. 50
. 100
1 50699:.
' 50809..
51074..
51116..
51253..
f 51363..
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. 20
. 20
. 100
. 20
. 20
. 20
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31857..
519S9..
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32331...
527S7..
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33195..
53271..
53338..
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53737..
5l79. .
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. 20
. 20
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79605..
79732..
79S91..
79928..
S0228..
80312..
S0341..
80384..
80130..
80511..
80637..
80701..
81245..
8145S..
81792..
819S7..
82014..
82102..
82714..
82783..
82922..
82938..
83227..
83322..
83440..
83558..
83677...
83797..
S3340 .
Prize.
.. $20
.. 100
.. 50
.. 50
Xo.
S713C...
S7222...
87381...
87439...
87457. .
87479...
87039...
87701.
845...
87971...
8S122...
SbOOO...
S8S06...
SSS15...
89261...
89519...
8936S...
89640...
897C0...
89340...
89819.:.
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.. S50
.. 100
.. 20
.. 50
.. 50
.. 100
.. 20
..500
.. 50
.. 20
.. 20
.. 20
.. 20
.'. 100
Xo. Prize.
93157 S20
93317 50
9S634 20
93760 100
93S19 20
33906 20
. 100
.. 20
. 20
. 100
. 20
. 50
. 20
. 20
. 20
. 20
. 20
. 20
. 50
. 20
. 20
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. 20
. 20
. 20
. 50
. 20
. 100
. 50
. 100
. 50
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. 100
. 20
. 20
. 100
. 50
. 20
. 50
. 20
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. 20
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. 20
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. 20
.- 100
. 100
. 100
. 20
. 20
100
20
20
100
50
20
50
50
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91520....
91335....
r4 Jlrx a
01731....
91753,...
91759....
... 20
... 20
... 50
... 20
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... 50
;.. 20.
93166
95354
93158......
95490.
93311
fctIO. a
20
20
100
100
20
100
95701.V....-" 20
.95721..:.. ..20
93916 20
0014t....
90118
90155......
90275,
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90337.......
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.905S7....
aAXh
500
20
50
20
50
20
20
96002 ...
96107......
fcVii7
9G326
96466
20
20
20
20
20
100
20
50
96345 50
9CC24 IfiO
96793 20
96855...... 20
96S57. 60
S41S3....
84220....
81393....
81608....
84726....
84S59...1
84970....
850S6:...
8524S....
85433....
85179....
85632....
85697....
85701..
85701).
85797....
85900....
861S1....
86151...
86250.'...
90669 - 20
90737 20
90790..... .1000
90S34 0
90837.'..... "20
90988 20
97002
97141
97158
97187...
97418
!97503
97959
98025
98160
98370.....
95378.....
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99011
99020
99033
99070....:
99485
99679....
99865
99917
. 20
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.500
, 20
. 20
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. 20
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20
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20
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91070.,
91333... -.i.
91573......
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91902
91978
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50
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20
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100
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92079
92110
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92149-.:. :..
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50
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92151 20
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86456....
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86546....
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86S90....
92240 20
20
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92668
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92722
92965
20.
20
20
20
20
No. 14.616. drawinir First Canitnl Prize. $30,000.
sold half in Camden, N. J., half in Raleigh. N. C.
No. 1,1-
sold in
Third Cnnital
Nos. 58,47, 69,759, each 52,500, iold in .Martisonviiie,
Ky.. and St. Louis, Mo. Nos. 23,646, 49.S32, 71.01,5,
86,413, 90,799, each .31,000, sold in Beloit, Wis., New
Orleans, Richmond, Ya., New York, and Sharps
burg, Tex.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
1171 200 89761 100
1172 200 39762 100
117J 200 89763 100
1174 200 89764 100
1175 200 89765 100
1176 200 9767 100
1177.... 200 6976S 100
117J 200 89769 100
11S0 200 89770 100
1,000 numbers ending with 16, being the last two
figures of the number drawing the Capital Prize
of 830,000, S10.
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Class C, Louisiana State Lot
tery, hereby certify that the above are the num
bers which were this day drawn from the 100,000
placed in the wheel with the prizes corresponding
to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La., this Tues
day, March. 8, 1881.
ADAM GIFFEN,
LOUIS II. PILIE,
J. P. ROUX.
J. A. A. ROUSSEAU,
Commissioners.
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
Class "D," TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1881. Capitnl
Prize. S30,000. Whole ticjeets, S2; Halves, SI.
Address individually and s-implv,
M. A. DAUPHIN,
Xew Orleans, La.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
319 Broadway, Xew York City.
'15Propo0a(0.
MAILLETTINGS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Fost-Oitice Department,
Washingtox, D. C, February 10, 18SI.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract Office
of this Department until 3 p. m. of MARCH 25, 16SI,
for carryiugthc mails of the United States upon
ROUTE JfO. 102GG,
Mail Messenger Service,
"WASHINGTON. D. a
Service from July 1, 1881, to Jmic 30, 1885
Schedule of service and instructions to bidders, with
forms for bids and all other necessary information
will be nirnished upon application to the
POSTMASTER AT WASHINGTON, D. C,
or the
SECOND ASSISTANT POSTMASTER-GENERAL.
HORACE MAYNARD,
fell-M6v
POSTMASTER-GENERAL.
ISiuciian ,SaCe0.
iterwmiamsCoT
AUCTIONEERS.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FASHIONABLE FUR
NITURE OF THE MOST ELEGANT CHAR
ACTER. OF THE VERY BEST MAKE, AND
ALMOST NEW, ONLY USED FOR A SHORT
TIME, AND MANUFACTURED TO ORDER
EXPRESSLY FOR OWNERS USE.
Magnificent Rosewood case 7-octave Piano, heavily
carved less (George Steck A Co., makers): costtTW.
One elegant Chamber Suite, exquisitely carved, after
the most elegant and original designs, deemed by con
noisseurs a rare specimen of carving, with French
dresser, beveled edee, swbiging glass, 3S by 43; cost
$S0O. Six Walnut Chamber Suites, heavily carved,
I the result of the most perfect workmanship in one of
the best manufactories. Four Parlor Suites, nphol-
siereu in raw hiix. cixiii.-uii uiiu uiive-feiccu x'lflAtl
bands, beautifully traced fn gold ebony frames: Ten
nessee Marbie-lop Table3 to match; four elegant
Brocatelle Lambrequins, with cornices heavily
carved, gilt traced; cot?250. Fonr Mantle Mirrors,
hnmlsomelv tramed: three Pier Mirrors, silt and wal-
I not frame, French plate, walnut etacere. combining
both heautv and durability: Walnut Wardrobes. Wal-
I nut Marbfe-top Sideboard, Walnut Pillar Extension
Table, twenty Lambrequins of Rep and Creton, with
cornices; line lace wirtains, enrumos. wuton nna
Body Brussels Carpets, Body Brussels Stair and Hall
Carpets throughout the House; Velvet Rugs and
Mats, Hair and Husk Mattresses. Feathers, Pillows
and Bolsters, Wire-woven Springs; Toilet Ware,
Heating Stoves.
The above lLst partially enumerates the goods to be
sold at auction. The articles not mentioned are in
keeplngwlth the above, and the advantages of attend
ing the sale cannot be overrated; is an exhibition of
the 1lnt work that has been seen In the market.
The sale takes place on WEDNESDAY, March 18,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m., at No. 1312 E street,
above Republican office, facing Penns'ylvanfa avenue.
Terms cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS A CO.,
mal4-3t Auctioneers.
"I7nited States Marshal's Sale.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of flpri fiicias, Issned out of
the clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbla.and to me directed. I will sell at
nblic sale, for cash, at the Court-House door of said
ifstrict. on MONDAY, the21st day of March.lSSI, at
12 o'clock m.. all the right, title, claim, and interest
of the defendant, Louis w. Ritchie, In and to the fol
lowing described property, to wit:
Lots numbered 36, 37.33, 39. in Blake and Kelly s
snbdrviaion of square numbered 191, In tiie city of
Washington, said District; and part ot lot 173. Realty
A Hawkins' addition to Georgetown, said District,
described as follows: Beginning on Frederick street,
at line dividing the house on this parcel from the
house on the south, thence north lfi leet, thence east
93 feet, thence houth 16 fet, thence west to thebegfn
nfng: together with aU and singular the fmprove
ments thereon, levied upon as the property of Louis
W. Ritchie, to satisfy execution No. 19,010 at law, in
fevor of James Manogue, nse of Frtd'k- W. Jones,
trustee.
FREDK. DOUGLASS.
ma2-dts U. S. Marshal.
EASY FEET, &c7
The wise for health on daily walks depend; hence
Dr. White's Establishment,
141C Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's note!,
is patronized by thousands of well-known personages,
among them the highest medical, Judicial, political,
military, and naval dignitaries of this and represent
athes of leading foreign countries. Foot Surgery,
Corns. Bad Nails. Ac Fee. 51 per visit.
National Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co.,
District of Columbia.
laf-3m
SAM. CROSS. Secretary.
14611 300
14612 300
14613 300
14614 300
14615 300
14617 800
14618 300
11619 300
14620 300
1881 riT- ' 1881
' ' PENNSYLVANIA -ROUTE "
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE"TRACK. STKEL RAIL.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
" " " MENT.
IN EFFECT MARCH 1. 1SSL
TRAINS LEAVE WASH INGTON, from Depot, cor
ner of Sixth and B street), as- follows :
For Pittsburg and the West, ftt)0 a.-m. dally, with
Sleeping Cars tq. Pittsburg and Chicago; I(k30 a. m
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Hamsburg to Cin
cinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago; 9:30 p. m. daily,
with Palace Car to Pittsburg. .
-BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North, at 80
a. m. dally, except Sunday; at 9:30 p. m. dally. ex
cept Saturday, with Palace. Cars to Canandaigua
and Watkins.
For Williainsrstet, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:30
a. m. dallyf except Sunday.
For New York and tlieEiist.8.-O0,10:30n.m. 230 and
HkOOp.m. OnSnnday,2ip. ui.andlftOOp. m.
Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Care, 9-.30 a. m.
dally, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn. New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats of "Brooklyn Annex."
affording direct transfer to Fulton street .avoiding
double ferriage acrob!T!lf8w York city.
For Philadelphia. &00. lorJO'a. m., 30. 5M0. and 10a
p.m. On.bunday,230p. m.,5:-i0andlfcO)p. m.
Limited Express. S:30 a. in. daily. exceptSunuay.
For Baltimore. CM0. fc00.rc,lifa. m.. and 230, 20,
to. &, '30, atullftOO p. m. On Sunday, &) a. m.,
10:30a,m..2:,3:.9-jsj,andl0:00p. m.
For Pope" s Creek Line, (-10 a. m. and -k-ia'p. m. dally,
jexcepe Sunday
For Annapolis, G-) a. m. and -W0 p. m. daily, except
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA ANDFREDKRICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 7:00. 7:30, ft2D a. m., and 11:39 a.m.,
420. 52i p.nu, ftap.m..&00 and lU38p.rn. Ou
Sundays, 7:30, 33. and 11:30 a. m.. and &00 p. m.
ForRichmond and the South, 7:30 a. m. and 11:13 a. m.
'dally, and&OQ p. m. dally-, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria, for Washington, &0i, 8:03;
and lOrfXra. m., 1:30. 3.-00. 5:00. 7:00, and 9:10 p.m.,
and liOO midnight. Sunday, at 05 and lfcOO a. m.,
70 and 9-JQ p. in.
Tickets,b3fornnition.sleeplngand parlor car accom
modations can be procured ac the office, northeast
corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue, and at the station, where orders can be left far
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels;
and residences.
L. P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK TnOMSON.'Oeneral Manager.
rrr LRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY,
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND .1FTKB SCN'DAY, TEBnUAHY 20, ls61,
TRAINS LEAVE B. A P. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
7:10 a. m., dally-NEW. ORLEANS FAST 3TAIL.
Direct connection for Sooth andSouthwcst. 'Daily,,
'except Sanday. tu local points onC O. R..R.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.ae. run from Wash-'
ington to New Orleans without change of cars.
lfcCO p. m.-SOUTHEHN EXPRESS, daily, for all
points South vfa Danville, and West via C. A O.
kit.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton to Augusta, Ga., without change.
Marks Sleeping Couch Car on night train from. Wash
ington to Danvitlewithout change. Prlceof couch
only$L
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 7:10 a. m.
tram dally, except Sunday. For Warrentoii, 7:10
a. m. dally.
For tickets and information call at Virginia. Mid
land Office, 601 Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent.
M. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent, fly
B
ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THEONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLKTnACK! JaXXEYCOKPI-EK! STF.EI.RAI.Lb!.
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December 1,1880.
A.M. U0AVK WASHINGTON:
thoO-CHICAGO. CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
FAST EXPRESS.
5tf0 Baltimore. Ellicott City, and Way Stations.
t&40 BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
&50 Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. (Piedmont,
Strasburg, Winchester. Uagerstovvn, and Way,
via Relay.)
&10 Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
8M3 bTAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con
nects tor Hagcrstown and at Point of Rocks for
Frederick!.
fcOO-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. AND BOS
TON EXPRESS.
9)0 On Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
Way.
10-.00-BALTIMORE EXPRESS (stopsat Hyattsvillp,
College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
Jessup's, and Hano'er).
tifcio-prrrsBURG. Chicago. Cincinnati,
AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
P.M.
12:10 Baltimore. Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Way
Stations.
11:25 On Sunday only, for Baltimore and Way.
fcffJ-BALTIMORE EXPRK-H
t35-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS
TON EXPRESS.
3:30 Baltimore and Way Stations (Winchester, Fred
erick. Hagerstown. and Way. via Relay).
fcOO-BALTISIORE. HYATTSVlLLE. AND LAU
REL EXPRESS (Frederick, via Relay, stops at
Annapolis Junction).
f4:45 Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Win
chester, and Way Stations. (Oil Sunday to Point
of Rocks and 'W ay Stations only.)
t-f:) Baltimore. Annapolis, and Way Stations.
j5:45-PHILAJ)ELPHIA AND BALTIMORE EX
PRESS (Martinburg and Way, via Relay.
Stops at Hyattsville aud Laurel).
6KB Point of Rocks and Way Stations,
fft-ti Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:30-BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
t&50-PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI, AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
9M5-B ALTIMORE. HYATTSVILLE, AND LAU
REL EXPRESS.
UfcOO-NEWYORK. PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New York,
and special sleeping car at Philadelphia,
t Daily. Sundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday. "
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and 619 and
1351 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth street,
where orders will be taken lbr baggage to he checked
and received at any poinl-iu the city.
HEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LIHE
ron
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, AND
WASHINGTON.
Leave PHILADELPHIA every Saturday 12 -m.
Arrive in WASHINGTON every Monday Da.ni.
Leave WASHINGTON every 31onday. 5 p. m.
Arrive in PHILADELPHIA every ThnrMlay...6 a. m.
Through and prompt connection with New York,
Boston, Fall River, and all points North, Through
Bills Laden given. Freight received and delivered
dallv until 6 p. m. W. P. CLYDE A CO.,
J."H. Johnson & Co., Gen. Managers.
Agents. 12th and 13th M St. Wharves S. W., 1202 F
St. N. W.. Washington. D. C. raal4-ly
For NbrfolkjPortsmontli, Fortress
3Ionroc, and the South.
THE STEAMER
G-EOEG-B LSAET
will leave her wharL foot of Seventh street, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at
3 p. m., stopping at PINEY POINT and POINT
LOOKOUT going and returning.
Returning, leaves Norfolk on Wednesdays, Fridays,
and Sundays, at 4 p. in.
First-class Faro to FortressMonroeand Norfolk. 1 SO
Second-class. . . I 50
First-class Fare to Piney Point and Pt. Lookout. 1 50
Second-class -.................... .... o
State-rooms, $1; Meals. 7-jc.
Freight received until -fc30 p. m.
M.I. Welch. Geo. Mattinoi.y,
fc2t-tf Agent. Suieriutendeut.
crTB-gif-rr a t IfcTOTZCEE.
Norfolk and New York Steamers.
The Steamer Jane 3Ioseley
will leave her wharf, foot of Sixth street, every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at 5 o'clock p. m., touch
ing at Piney Point and roint Lookout and lortrcss
Monroe.
First-class Fare to Fortress Monroe and NorfolkjJ2 50
Second-class . . . .. 1 50
First-class Fare to Piney Point and PL Lookout... t 50
Second-class . ..-.- -
State-rooms.-.-. ..... ....-.... .. 1 00
Meals . ''i
Tickets and state-rooms can be secured at general
ofiice, 1116 F street northwest.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS.
John Gibson and E. C Kn'ght. will reume tlieir
trips, leaving Pier -41, East River, New York, every
Saturday, at 4 p. m., and Georgetown every Friday, at
7 x m. For particulars apply to Agent, 63 Water
street, Georgetown.
ALrRED WOOD, Secretary,
leia-tf ltiGF street.
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.
The Steamer W.W. CORCORAN,
which lias been recently built and furnished (L. L.
ELAKE, Captain,) is the only boat allowed to land
Sassengers at Mount Vernon Wharf. Round trip, f I,
lcluding admission to Mansion and Grounds. Steam
er leaves Seventh street DAILY (Sunday excepted).
at 10 a. m., and returns about 3 p. m.
J. M-H. HOLLINGSWORTH
Snp't Ijuli(s, Monnt Vernon Association.
L. L. BLVKE. Steamer W. W. Corcoran. lei
,5bofel0.
"THEEBBITiT"
WASHINGTON. D. a
Army and Navy Headquarters.
FOUR IRON FIRE-ESCAPES.
TERMS it, n tVND i50 PER DAY.
ap4
mmin hotel."
This FAVORITE HOTEL having been thoroughly
renovated, painted throughout, and
Entirely Refurnished,
IS NOW
Open for the Reception of Guests.
BRESLIN & COOKE,
ap3-tf
Proprietors.
Philadelphia House,
WILLIAMS & MEREDITH. - PROPRIETORS.
348 Pcima. Avemie N. W.
de7-iy
WORMLEY'S HOTEL,
CORNER FIFTEENTH AND H STREETS.
First-class in every respect.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN FLAN.
Corner Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Soifcrtci
TILifflEMMAliSi;
OK SUPPUUIENT XO
Royal Havana Lottery,
Takes place Blnrcli 23, 1881. Extraordi
nary, April 12
Desirlnr: to meet tbo very general demand for low
priced Tickets, we have devised a Supplementary
series of Prizes, oased upon the regular Drawings of
the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount of Prizes in
which areas follows:
IGrandPrfze
I da do. ..
$5,030
1,000
491
MO
3M
fto. do.
2 Prizes of ?200 each..
5 Prizes of 100 each..
ICO Prizes of 20 each..
CaPrizesof 5 each-
2u0Prl2esof Scach-
7W
!Approximationsof$23each totheOremafnins
iuiiu vi soiui; iu as lue one arawinguxe. fizoi
Prizf- .
2 Approximations of $20 each to the number
preceding and following the one drawing:
$1,000
40
1,011 Prizes-
-U. S. Currency, S13.S13
In thesuDnlemeut.as in the ordinary, there arc25.0Cn
tickets, numbered from 1 to 2a,0C0. Tiie same number
that draws the capital prize In the ordinary drawing
of the Royal Havana Lottery draws toe capital prize
In the supplement. So, too, with thececond and third
capital and all other prizes above named.
The 250 prizes ot f3 each will be determined by the
two terminal units of the number drawing the capital
prize.
The tickets in the Supplement are sold at the uni
form price.
WHOLES. !U HALVES.53 CENTS.
Prizes paid In full fn United States currency Imme
diately on presentation of ticket.
JOHN W..CLARK.
309 G street northwest, or 1C2 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington. D.C
FOR INFORMATION.
CONCERNING LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
and
'COMMONWEALTH KENTUCKY DISTRIBU
TION COMPANY
apply to
J. W. CLARK,
3C9G street northwest, or 1-C2 Pennsylvania avenue.
janls-lm
TledicaL
T
Forest Leaf
AND
KIDNEGEN
Kidney Regulator
AND
KIDNEGEN Is lUglily recommemletl ami
unsurpassed for WEAK or FOUI KID
SEYS, DROPSY, GRAVEL, BRIGUT"S
DISEASE, LOSS OF ENERGY, NER
VOUS DEBILITY, or any OBSTRUC
TIONS arising from KIDNEY or BLAD
DER DISEASES; also for BLOOD AND
KIDXEYPOISONING In infected malarial
ections.
By the distillation of a FOREST LEAF with JUNI
PER Berries and BARLEY MALT we have discov
ered KtnNEOKN.whicliactsspeclHcallyon theKid
neys and Urinary Organs, removing deposits In tho
bladder, and any strainin?, smarting, heat, or irrita
tion of the water pavuu;es. giving them strength,
vigor, and causing a healthy color and easy Sow of
urine. It can be taken at all times, in all climate,
without injury to thesvHtem. Unlike any other prep
aration forlfidnevdimcultlea.it has a very PLEAS
ANT ami AGREEABLE taste and flavor. It con
tains POSITIVE DIURETIC properties, and will
NOT NAUSEATE. LADIES especially will like it.
and GENTLEMEN wtll find KIDNEGEN .the best
Tome Reverase, for f ts purposes, ever used.
AS" NOTICE. Each label has the signature of
LAWRENCE A MARTIN, and each bottle has a
Government Revenue Stamp (with our name), which
permits KIDNEGEN to be sold as a proprietary ar
ticle (without license) by Druggists, Grocers, and oth
dealers everywhere.
Put up in Quart-Size Bottles for
General and Family Use.
If not found at yonr Druggist's or Grocer's, we will
send a bottle and pamphlets prepaid to the nearest
express-office to yoo. Price, Jl, or six bottles for f5.
LAWRENCE &MARTI
I
jFrcprietcrs,
CHICAGO, - - ILL.
No. 6 Barclay Street, Xew i'ort.
J. C. EKGOOD & CO., Whole
sale Agents, "Washington, D. C.
A. VOGLI2R & CO., Baltimore.
eT m orris on;
Paper Warehouse,
Nos. 805 and 807 D Street.
Paper and Envelopes.
Blank Books.
Paper for Botanists Standard SIxcx.
Paper Rolls for Sending Pictures anil
Drawings by JInll.
Straw Paper bought In car-load lots.
Printers' Ink (Johnson's).
ma!2-lm
NEW LAW
AND
Miscellaneous Books.
Elme' 17. S. Executive Departments .
is no
3 50
5 9)
(100
0 00
GOO
2 5
1 9)
1 00
7 31
3 CO
3.-X1
loU
i;au on auoiuii rnKH.
Court of Claims Reports vol. 1.1 .
Wells on Jurisdiction of U. S. Courts
Sickles Mining Laws..
Jarman on Wills vol. 1,5th edition
Reminiscences ofThoraiti Orlyle, by Prosdc
Divine Guidance, by Call Hamilton. .
The Perwin of Christ, by Schoff ......
PrehKtoric Europe, hy Ocikie .
The Pastand Present, by Mitchell
History of Greece, hv Timayenls 2 vols
The New Nobility, by J. W. Eorney
NEW LENTEN BOOKS.
Easter Cavils in Great Variety.
W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON,
Ijaw Booksellers and Stationers,
475 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
The United States Government :
Its Organization and Practical Worfcinss.by O. N.
Lampherc ... f: 5)
Dost in a Jreat City by Amanda 31. Douglas...
Lennox Dare, by Virginia F. Townsend
Young Ireland, by Sir Charles G. Duffy
loO
150
3 00
210
I4fe of John Ilowanl Raymond
The Religious of China, by James Lys..
Power of Movement In Plants, by Darwin 2 00
Blank Books nnd Commercial Stationery at ex
ceedinsly low prices.
W3I. BALLVXTYNE & SON,
riS SEVENTH STREET N W.
Valentines.
3De IjarvLe, "
1MZ. v7,a.rd.'f3, " "
3ivd:a.rcrtts -Ward's
The finest assortiueut In the clly at
F STREET, opposite EMdtt House, and
Fourteenth t. and Penna. ave.
T7J
ISTABLISIIED ISO.
JOHN McDEK3I0TT & BROS.,
CARRIAGE 3LXiUt.liriUlW.ie, ..
(Steam used.) 310 Pennsvlvanla avonue. near Thinl
itre-t west, V.'ashingtoii.D.C Carriages and Uar-U
nets received on storage and sold on commission.
Carriages repaired. t-M
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