davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-03
Independent cresnback and Labor News

papers.
We desire Ia compile reliable list Ds All
Green back AMI Labor newspapers and peri
oaicals III the Union which are distinctly
committed to Currency Reform and the o.
sanization Of the independent Gseenback
PARTY Or some q her new party to carry that
doctrine into eiststs Ii will lie valuable ia,
reference " public men, business men, ma
tionai and local committees, etc. Publishers
v no % not lind their paper in the following
list will please notify us by marked para
graph III their paper or other means-|
ARKANSAS
Arkansas State Erang--R us.ellyi;ie-
Southern Standard, Arkadelpl,ia
Arkansas Traveller, Cuasway.
News, New port
Forum, GAINESVILLE.
Digest, Benton
OHIO.
State Sentinel, Columbus.
Labor Advance Cleveland
Stats letting, tsserman,l Canton
Evansville, Advocate
Green vile, National!
National, Toiesio,
Spectator, sHliisary.
JHnrfial. Duylestown
ludepenaent, Hirksyille
People, DAYTON.
Terrc Hante tx press, Daily and Weekly.
Rociport Monitor
Craw louisville Star
Brazil Miner and sIanutacfurts-
Noblesville INDEPENDENT
Peoples Press, Kentiand
Times, Columbus.
The Messenger TAoFntown~
Times Seymour.
Gazette. WalcottYilic.
News, Delphi
ILLINOIS.
Gozden Era. A.c14cans0ora.
Pomero y Democrat, Chicago
Workingmen ! Advocate Chicago
Champaign Union.
Maconb Independent
Benton Courier
Solnonauk Ne9eile
BraidW ooti independents Daily
Times, Metropo =
Monitor MeFt,iusia
journal, Lebanon
News, Joliet
Advance, Bloomington
Times. kan!lakee.
IOWA.
THE People, nes Mont.s
independent American. Alton
Industrial Press, Sioux City
Lego Tender. Newton.
tireenhaek Eclectic, Mafengo
The tfreenb back Matshalitown
tsrzatse. -Attpl
'fle beacon Light, Council Biatfs
plainaealer Caesco.
iiazette, Jefferson.
MINNESOTA.
Anti Monopoiist, St. Paul
Litehfeld independent.
News, Elss River.
Record al.d Eslioli, Rochester.
NEBRASKA
onsahs independent, Daily and Wcelly.
ashland Times.
Omaha journal Of Commerce
KANSAS
II, Sect Pioneer.
Lyndon lfnes
Junction City Tribune
Shirt ot Kansas, Topeka.
Workinsiilan Y courier independence
MISSOURI
.solsrnal Of Agriculture, St L.ossis
Greenback, Macon City.
The Peoples Pr ~, Cart laage
The New Era, Rola.
News Graphir, Hamilton.
Echo. It. Louis.
Anti Mpnotr,Ilst, Lebanon
Tie Transcript. lomneree
The r;raa,,la,l sna.ta
cream civ Courier. Milwaukee
Wisconsin sSreenhMk. Milwaukee
' iran, toun - -are, ~ lancaster
Iyisco,,si,, Jaada, aerr;;.n
;ncnln g,,,entv sa4ns,ta l.,,,.,
frha jrr,ta,,.,ss 1snfl,,r
-,ha ~hal,a,.,,, f,;t. N,,.s e,,,a,,1.
N,san.s /, fssz...ta NAa,,sh s''''
pannte'. cha,n,,;na IN. u, rae
0mfo WealzIy .isnrnai nn,ro
Ea,ta ~, IT. p..ar.ie lstava,.s t,,;-,t
Nnr+l,r.-sar,, MI, +, Co.
F,-n.,s;sar Ssur..ao,, H.,
,,rG,rrg..
AiNiiioa4
;, hFsehoaek' Daily and Weekly strand
Trh-ea r;-srs p..r,,ts.
wv ra,,.,+,, 1T.
INDEPENDENT n,;ly jackson,
Press, Reading
Sun, Jackson.
GreenLAek, Spring lake
KENTUCKY.
,yorler c,,;s,;l,e
s,,,.se,.,,. sl.,sf.,ls.,,,.;..
- -. - ~ - AA1s
IkAAS.
Northwest. Montague
Capital. Austin
Courier. Sherman
News Bonl,afn.
TFSyrSSrr
Wes. Tenn ess =. uhir I,,hso.
PENNSYLVANIA
n....s
ns;l+rar,.r. No..
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-03
AND THEGREAT NORTH " Esyr

= - = = N y q Z IA n InyE
Connecting In Chicago with ali East.rn and
Southern Lines. = anu
lineage Depns-Corner Canal and West Mad
ison streets Horse Cars ana faya ~. -
oil parts OF the 'tY constantly passing.
Chicago City 9TH "es 81 and So CiarS-st
National Republican., 1878-10-03

with IL three Of the workmen. Joseph Hutch.
ins, bricklayer, living at No. 2G1O l. street
northwest, had his right shoulder dislocated
and his eighth rib fractured, besides contusions
and probably some internal injuries William
Nelson, colored laborer, residing In Pleasant
alley southwest, sustained severe confusion
of the spinal column aud also probable in.
tornal injuries.
Barney Downs also a colored aboror, was
slightly injured In the foot. Drs. 4. B. Shek-
ell and Lewis MaGkall wero called, anil rem.
derCd surgical aid, after which the Injured
men were conveyed to their homes Tho
wounded man Nelson was conveyed to the
Third Precinct Station, aud through the efforts
of Lieutenant Skippon was made rs comforta-
bic as possible, he furnishing q muttrass on
which he was conveyed to his home.
on THE RAILS.
The schooners Alice Bell, Gammons, from
COhassott, aud tho s. W. Bunnell, Bunmcll, n.
Y. are on the rails at Alexandria for the pur-
pose ofbeing caulked and painted, after which
they will start for Georgetown and load at tie
Borden Mining Company's wharf for Eastern
ports.
POTOMAC REGATTA.
A meeting of the Potomac Boat Club was
held last evening and arrangements were made
for series Of races, to take at the boat t-housc,
on Tuesday, at half.past four o'clock. The
race VIII cohoist OF sinBle, uoupie, anu lOur-
cared shells. Dancing will be INDUCED in
after the races are over
PARAGRAPHS.
Quite number of the merchants of George.
town who signed the petition to close Il eli
places Of business on the day Of the grand
tourney for the benefit of the yellow few, I
sufferers at Bennings, on Friday last, fail
to comply with their obligations, while Others
who refused to sign the petition did close their
warehouses and stores. The matter Is the talk
Of a considerable number of the residents and
housckccpers of the town.
The young ladies of Mrs. Bestor's Bible class
held a festival last night in the Sabbath school
room of st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church, corner Of Potomac and Secoud streets.
Considering that the entertainment was i'm.
promptu handsome sum was realized for the
benefit Of the school.
Charles VandewerlScn, contractor for stone
at car stables, had his foot badly mashed by
a heavy stone falling upon It yesterday morn.
ing.
Beekman James, New York, and c. J. Jack.
son, New Jersey, arc among the sojourncrs at
the West End Hotel
J. E. Libbey and wifc left this morning for
trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
National Republican., 1878-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ea ahlnn Nnfea.

Fashion Notes.
srLvrs lynx is the leading fur Of the coming
winter.
WHITE camel's hair wrappers, trimmed with
Russian lace nrc very handsome.
FuRs show no change iu shape. The seal
skin sacques will be as popular as ever.
EARLY autumn wraps will bo long coats.
though mantlos and circulars will have place
in their new stocks.
SCARF drapory on the skirts Of dresses has
been supplantcd, In a great measure by the
tablicr effect Of two years ago.
YOrSG girls now braid their hair TO form
two iOw-Curyed loops, spread out broadly low
down instead of doubled, like n chatclains
loop.
SHAwLs for afternoon drives and house wear
are squares of blue, scarlet, gray, and ecru
cashmere, With the edges ravellcd out to make
a soft wool fringe
EDWARD " cuffs arc In vogue. As we were
not In England when the fourth Ned was We
are unable to say whether the style has been
correctly reproduced.
DARK plaid circulars, now very popular,
have long pointed hoods, lined with either
scarlet or garnet silk. and are adorned with
loops Of ribbon to correspond.
Is new fringcs there Is great variety for
those who are inclined to pay their money
and take their choice, but the pretticst is that
called hay fringe" pretty because 1t is so un-
natural.
BLACK ruches are to be worn around tho
throat without any white. The ruches are
made of kilt.plaitcd thread lace, with crimped
black iisse at tho back. They will prove moro
novel than becoming.
TIE new voiis are black thread net, specklo
or busted over with tinse. They are worn in
mask style, and also in scarfs that cross be-
hind the head and tie in the front. The small
mask wells are, however most liked, as every
thing about the new bonnets Is compact and
without strcamers. These black and gilt wells
are especially suitable with black velvet bon
nets that are trimmed with ld:gold.
National Republican., 1878-10-03
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2 ISIS.
Cotton weak and dropping Middllng nomnalIy
IO'sc.
Flour firm steady and IN fair demand Howurds
and Western superue o. 1898 IS do. eSIrn 50 SG 5o
do family a T55 Is; CITY Mills supcrfne, g rs g
do extra, ~ NG4' do. Rio brands, S5.j; IRtApsco
family, s2S.
Whcat-SOuthern active and firm, Western easier.
Southern red prime 81 12bI u do. amber Il CGi 10:
No. Pennsylvania red, o. OSij No. Western winter
Corn-Spmthern quiet and firm. Western firm at q
decline OF 4c southern white SIC; do yellow Isl, "a
bGc; Western mixed, spot, IsSc; October, ssc; No.
vember, ISL steamer, &c
Oats quiet and n shade easier. Southern, 26Sc gOc
Western white, :s6iSc; do mixed, 2sCg 2sisc; renn.
sylvGnin, 2Sd30c
rye quiet and steady, southern. 52Gt5lc.
Hay dull Maryland and Pennsylvania prime ell
GI2 ''' w.
Provisions quiet and about steady. Pork mess so
Bulk meats Loose shoulders, 5is6t5ac: clsar.rib
tidrs, 6Ic packed 81 sgBilc. BacOn-Shouders &C;
C"aI-rb sides, 7Ac. liams-Sugnr-cuTel, I2' ~ C.
Lard, refined. uerces, SIC. Butter-Firn for choice
with better suppl y; Western and gades al lGGIIsc.
Petroleum dull. weak. and nominal Refined, Silc;
crude. re
tuGue hrm, but quiet Rio cargoes, IIi,6Isc
whisky quiet Al II Jog lO9's.
SugFr nTm nt si.igEi.c.
H'[elps-flour, 42O bu; wheat 1880 bu; corn,
49, bu oats 600 bu.
shpmcnls-W Wheat. 5000 bu; corn, :l3OO bu
.rcigts to Liverpool per steam dull and unchanged.
Cotton, Sldd; Hour ~ Gdi grain, d'sd asked.
National Republican., 1878-10-03
District Courts;


Ryan W. Woodward; motion to dismiss granted.
In re estate Of Elizabeth Dunbar: continued Hell
muth vs.. kerry; appeal dismissed. not being prop.
crly brought Mr.. Appleby presented the name Of
Mr., Charles p. Bryan for admission to the bar,
which was referred to the examining committee.
Bryan vs.. snndGrson on hearing
CIRCUIT COURr-JusTICE HUMPHREYS
Strong VS.. the District Of Columbia. The testi.
muny OH the contracts for raising the GeurECtOwn
market house and the Boundary street sever has
been put ill., aud now tho court Is engaged in hear.
ilg the evidence connected with the contract for
Tic street iiaercepting sewer.
PROBATE COuRT-REGIsTEI WEBSTER.
In this court the Register was engaged during the
day In examining aud passing upon the numerous
accounts OF administrators and guardians.
CRIMINAL COuRT-JUsTICE wYLIE,
John H. Slmms. colorcd, pleaded guilty to the lar.
rcny Of horse and wagon valued at slaD sentence
reserved.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
No, ~, Harris vs. johnson; No. 2S Cumberland
rs. stiainlng; No - IN the matter Of Joseph Her.
EOg No. 80, IN the matter OF the Capital Publishing
Company; No. b. Irvine vs.. Payne; No. 80. Adams
". Rider; No. 81, Bradford vs. Miller: NJ. 81, Rob.
rrtson vs.. Picknll No. 36.' First National Bank OF
Harrisburg VS.. Collns No. 49, Russell VS.. Russell.
National Republican., 1878-10-03
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.

Cleaned at the Commissioners ONCE.
The old applicants for positions on the police
force will be given re-examinaton at an ear
ly day.
Health Officer Townshemd states that the
disinltctauts used on the river flats have been
productive of great good.
The managers of the Children's Hospital
have made u requistiou on the Commissioners
for $500, which has been honored
- Inspector Entwisle has submitted his report
for the month of September, from which the
following is taken: New buildings, 50: repairs,
&C, l5B; 37i feet of vault. Total receipts S33s
District-AttOrney Riddle has submitted an
opinion adverse to the application of Messrs
COyle and Fendall, asking that the assessment
al lots l. 2, and 4, Of Donohocs subdivision,
square ls2 be remitted
William Bruner, veterinary surgeon of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com.
pany, lilies claim for damages caused by his
horse falling into ditch on Maryland avenue,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
northeast.
y The Commissioners have approved the rec.
ommcndation of the Fire Commissioners for
the purchase Of lot l2, in square ~, at the cos.
ner of NJ street and New Hamphiro avenue.
andl OF In square 6S5, on North Capitol street,
near Z street, on which to erect two houses
for hook k-and-ladder trucks for the Fire De.
partment.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits: TO.build-H. p. Redfeld one two.
story brick, OIL Q, between Thirteenth aud
Fourteenth streets northwest, $500; W. A.
Richards, ono two.story brick, on n, between
South Capitol aud First streets southeast
$500; r. q. Campbell, one two.stOry brick
on Tenth, between L and F streets northwest
$500 Repairs-W. Z. Marshall, tin roof, s75 /;
Thomas Brodcrick, wood shed, S25; II. H.
Twombly, add story to back building, $l22 +;
q. +. J. COlburn, extend back building, $3.50.
The Third Aud tor of the Treasury Depart
ment makes inquiry as to whether the accounts
Of tho following contractors We're settled and
paid prior to the passage of the act of June 20
1874, viz: William buckley Sixth street, from
J. to School streets; Bartlett * Williams, North
Capitol street sewer; f. z. Doherty, Seventh
street road billiard & Moulton, Il street grad.
ing William Dayton, sewer; Finncgan q Mes.
dali, Sixth street northwest Joseph Fletcher
around Botanical Garden Sherman 4 Middle.
ton, Tenth street southwest Samuel Strong,
boundary sewerj j. N. Yanderburg, Virginia
avenue, grading $. C. Wroe New Jersey ana
North Carol ina avenues; Wholly & Draluard,
james Creek Canal.
National Republican., 1878-10-03
Travellers Guide.
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- The great donble-trark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NoRruwr3sSrr, 3SrEt NEST, AND SOUTH.
.,,>,, TO TAKE EFFECT

suSDA9oJt ), 81, ttfEft XII AM
AN. AiFMNi..,Srw vLIe;ayyo Leayyo wvp'pIpEoPia ,u,,,.
TON ENPREsS. Eiilc6t tiiy. On sundays to 'i Iisi.
umorI i 0hy. stops nt Shlpcy's, Laurel, Annapolis
knn%RSs, kyt G% and Va Way S GtSren,erry,
StiHbnry, Winchester HngeTstown. and Way via
7:R-tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS.
cecr 3. n9eTs snt tSwSSssr nm ~, Sou Win
A%b A%bNGT H4RK I IIlhbtiAgEtPHIA; R R0sr2N
,iTk n9Tk and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis Juno
y $I,vt,STi doyLSs ,M;cAgo. coLuMBus AND
plTlSBCNg EMPRESS. Hagerstown and Valley
Paman CiSSna Sh Ga GHr Grnon nc sSpgsn 10 sS
dusky daily, except saturday.
,ne'-On Sunday only-Bhiumore Annapolis and
and Hanover.
riIs isItYEW YGfK, iIILADELrLilX AND AT Bs B9S
fSisslsG " Rsi, sSg,
Eas;%ff%igt e ECSk,, Frederick, neser,town Win;
Hooks and Way stations only. 'A' "
5 f!,SIS ffFTGR2iS sTH r&GE slss!2S
III eSsn ,Ss ssis srS. sunday Z, oS, Sp ar
A9f %NS NTS'y y5S&SUs 5i.tlsPS EXPIRES
slsf5p f5pMFfb&Trfsioisns Gsii + iSohiisfHsfx EXPRESS
AND PTIIsRuRd ESfRhsss. fItiS6Hrn' cs:SPt %ES
,Sg%tNEW, Y3itK,, PHILADELPHIA AND
9erk and spes,a scrphs car to P6iIne5ipGiao 5 10 Now
tDailv Othcr trains daily except sunday.
1873 GREAT 1878
no rrv rENSsYLJX!ANrA ROUTE
SPLENDID scENEH&it &tN4 tNN4fdNfffchNr EQUIP
TRAINS r!EEE WEsniNET5Y, Il ls' from Depot cor
For NJ Pssas and and shs ssFss $s y @ S~i NJ daily
rrni!or Car to PlttsSurs and sierpng Cars from
stSokEE II S1EE SNB N FsfS FFSfSaSc f e G2iSfsS
For Gsnandsiga@, R9cRe,tef. Baihsio NiasTa Falls
S9d h ,fs SSrh a! 70 n daily SSrSpt sSsTaS
Loci IaSE % Haven anu Elmira at i@lOa IN daily e1'
daily VIII P%iadc tSrs % attached. d. Limited III:
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, O.sI IL III. daily er.
For BfooEiyn, New York. all through trains connec,
niiorting direct transfer 10 Fulton street avoid.
Ing dOuGle errlase and Journey across New York
for Ns% York and the Est I M daily sxSsg.
For T9iadslpn!a, l!so m. daily, eHcep, SUNDAY and
pres o N @ dsiy ~ Except & p Sunday L"'sV ,a @
Accommodation for baltimore, GSS. SD m and 90
ForPopes Greek Line, G:jj a And 10 p m. daily
For Anrnpoils G;5 m and "a Up m daily cscep,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
= TON RAILROAD.
n. on SUNDAY al siS a i NJ %nh and l. p. u.
For Richmond and the South SD nnd DOJa M. daily,
aud g:iO y. M daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 0. .,
Gl0. 10 II q M, 1, 40 SD and p. N.
Tn SUNDAY At s. and 10 a m. and 9: Up m. -
I1ckets Information sleeping and paror-car 60.
cost corner Of thirteenth street and
enne northeast corner Of sixth street AMI PrnnsyL
len for the checking OF baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
l. r, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1878-10-03
DRorosALs FOR MAlLLocKs.
Pn.T.OryIcE DEPARTMENT.

wANHIN1rpS. II. C., August II, ISIS
eparats sealed proposal, W II be- received ut this
Departments umtll y o'co. X noon on the sth day OF
March, lSIH for furnishing four new and different
klncs OF ks aEh Keys for the sole and exclusive
use Of the United stats maIl', nClu ling, beside, those
to he u1c Or mall hAs', such be used for the
street cticr-nONrS ut tn" United %iWes.
As the public exposure and searching eNHmlDatiol
necessary To Intelligent bidding On any prtsUT Jei
model Of lock and key would tend 10 impair n not
entirely drst' oy. tho further utility OF all surh locks
nndkcySUr he urpps.s Of the malls, the Postmaster.
General pIoscrt'c' nn EOurlS or samples !or bGderS
but relies for selection on the me shnn!r1 Ingenuity
and sNill which fair competition among Inventors
hereby lnvtel. may develop In samplrs submitted by
them
Specifications Of requirements rs tO prupo' 'als sam.
PITS kinds and quantities Of lock- and keys Contracts.
&C., Will b' iurnlSpd application by letter to the
Second Assistant PustmhStcrLicuCrh.
No proposal will be considered which Is not sub
mittsd IN nrCurlInce with such specifications and
forms OF proposal.
The contracts which may be made to be In
fority with the specifications and accepted prupOSals
~. VI. KEY,
pDsmnstert ieneral.
National Republican., 1878-10-03
Vegehne.
VEGETINE
FOR DROPSY
| Never Shall Forget the First Dose.

PROVIDENCE
Mr.. II. II. STEVENS:
Dorr Sir: have been great sufferer from drnpsy
was confined to my house more thnn n year. SIX
obliged To have two men help me In and out of bed
| was swollen ~ inches larger than my natural size
around my waist. suffered all man could aud live
tried all remedies for drOpsy. had three different
doctors. My friends all expected would die many
nights was expected to die before morning. AT last
Negetlnc was sent me by friend never shall for
get the first dose. could realize Its good effects from
day tU days was getting better. Amer had taken
some or bottles could sleep quite well nights.
began TO gain now quite nlSt. Amer taking some 10
bottles could walk from part Of my To the
other; My appetite was good the dropsy had ut this
time disappeared. kept taking the Negetine until
reganed my usual health. heard OF a great many
TO attend TO my work. am carpenter and builder
Will also say II has cured an aunt of my wifes of
Neuralgia, who hal suffered for more than - years
She says she has not had any neuralgia for eight
months j have given II TO one Of my children for
GuEfr HiHiOr. l have no doubt In my mind II Will
cure any humor; sa great CLEANSER OF tho blood Il
Is safe TO give child. ! Will recommend II to the
world My father II ~ years DID, and he says there
nothing Ike It TO give strength and life 10 nn aged
person. cannot bs too thankful for the use OF II.
am. very gratefully yours, JOHN ), NOrrAGE
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.-L NRGETINE will
relieve palm cleanse. purify, and such diseases,
restoring the patient to perfect health amer trying
different physicians, many remedies, and suffering for
years, IL It not conclusive proof II you are sufferer
you can h. cured! Why Is this medicine performing
such great cures II works In the blood In the cir
culany nliL 1t can ttuy he called the tir,, mont
I1Tia'r. The great sUuTie OF disease originates M
the blood. and medicine That does not directly
upon IT, 10 purity and renOVate has any just claim
upon public attention.
National Republican., 1878-10-03
COM Nj EIsCIAL.
Georgetown Commercial News.

GEoRoETowS, oct. 2 1s1a
GRAIN MARKET.
wheat-The market to-day may be written quiet
and firm, hut inactive for want Of a supply. There
were no receipts offerings Of wheat OH Change to-
day, aud consequently We cpn but quote nominRlly
for the range Of prices, viz Prime Fultz 81 or prime
fultZ and Lancaster mixed, 81 O3CIl O54
Corn-lhe supply continues to be very limited and
the market Is steady and firm nominal quotations.
RIVER FROST
Arived-schooncrs Helen Mari. Handre. Kenncbto o
River, with aiU tons OF Ice Jennie shepherd Edgfll
New Bediord, 70 load coal; u | hurch, Kelley, New
Bed ord to lad coal.
CiearedIsch0oncr Daniel Brown, Emerson. Fall
River, with 80 tons Oi coal
CANAL.
Arrived-Boats Dr I l. Moore, A Kuhn, T II FaIe,
Harry Burirn u wariirlI, ID Murphy, Six Chii.
dfcg @ blackburn, b sack. NJ iIalies' Exchange.
]. sprigy, Julia BOrtpn. u I 1Ilghman, Willie
q 4 PcaTrc, and T. Moore. -.,s'
Cleared Buats Z NJ Davis. p Holmes, II 7 Weld
james Green, IL Agnew. W Merirn., 4 u Turner,
q Oswald, Mary Mack. q Black burn u Murphy, Ii
Stewart. r 1ilghnan, Z ID wRriicld, Dor,lon Il
Lowell. Willie Doyle. William Moflptt, Harry BOrcn
EHeLHnge Van sprlgg, d L slack Julia Borden, r
Pearre, Moore, and l. Moore.
National Republican., 1878-10-03
GEORGETOUY NEWS.
Accident.

About eight o'clock yesterday morning the
scatiold on the east side of the new buildings
IN progress of erection by the Washington aud
Georgetown Railroad Company fell TO the
ground, distance of sixteen feet, carrying
National Republican., 1878-10-03
lOROPOS AIS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN NAIL.
l. BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS
Po-T-OprICE DErARTNESr,

Po-T-OFfICE DEPARTNFSr,
WA-HiSVrUS, u. g., August i5 ISIS,
Proposals from uatrnteps, or their ns>lgnee-, for
granting the use of IMPROVEMENTS In the construction.
Or in the mole Of opening and closing mai bags, of
any or all kinds, Tnd IN the manufacture or materials
thereof aud Alsy tor the Use Of pnented device. Tor
tagging o. labelling the same. will be received at this
department until y O'CLOCK noon on the ID day of
Dttt'mhpr, l-7s.
All proposals must be In accordance with the sppcl-
NrT,t!DI- and form Of proposal which Will l' Tni~iIrl
on application by lrtCr 10 the Second Assistant Post
mIasiur-,'enrr1I.
The contracts which may made for the use of
any patents vii b In conformity with such speCiic.-
tius and tie accepted proposals w
u. VI. KEY,
,rt,Tn,
National Republican., 1878-10-03
Nj MI LEITTNUs'
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Pn-r.OyrIrr DEPARTMENT,

Pu-TsbFfIrE DEPARTMENT,
WAsIiINUrpS, ID. G., september ., i@7s.
PROPOSALS VIII be- received! at tho Contract OihCe OF
this Dpariment rntil 3p NJ OF October ~, ls7,, for
carrying tho mails of tile United states upon the
routes, aud according to the schedule OF arrival and
departure specified by the Department, IN the s ate
Of Maryland, from January l.. Is71 to June % l--l.
Lists nt routes with schedules Of arrivals and depar
turrs, in.lrualuns TO bidders, with forms for con-
irnyt, aud bonds, AMI all other sslrY Information.
Will he furnished upon application to the second AS
siSnnt POStmHstcr.t eneTnL II. Likely,
sept Postmaster, eneTnl,
National Republican., 1878-10-03
VDGETINE.
OWE NY HEALTH
To Your Valuable Vegetine.

NEwPoHr, KY, April -, ISL.
Mr.. II. II. STEVENS.
Drur Sir! Having suffered from brrnkIng out of
CnnI'rgus SEtS fer moe than hve yRlrs, rRns't By
an accident Of n IrpCturth bone. which fracture ran
into n running sore and have u-ui -vuTyihng could
think OF and nothing H"IppL nae, Until hgll taken slN
Loltlrs Of YOUR valuable In EilCnr, which Mr. Miller.
the apolheCury, recommended very highly. III" sixth
bottle cured hIe, and al can say istlat 1--WE my
hrath to your valuable Negptur. Your most ubf
di'nt servant ALBERT Won RDEDGR.
1t Is unnecessary for - enumeIato the tsrases
for which he NEiETISE shuull be- used know "
NJ disease which will not admit Of ils VITA g,U
results. Almost innuInvrab!e complaints arc caused
by poisonous srCTrtiomS In the blood which can be
entirely expelled rom Tho system by the OF the
NTGETISE Wien the bOUd Is perfectly Clcansed the
disease RAPIDLY Yields, all pains Cyasu; Lcathy action
Is promptly restored, Uud the patient Is cul 3D."
National Republican., 1878-10-03

Nespuuslhr cltrrsp"ullus agents wanted ut all
prom mcnl points, To whom liberal compensation
wall bU 3dl.
AIpllpi Oh fer rate, to clubs should only be- made
h llI' Hume lllgr lu New Orleans
Nrlr clearly stating iul address for further Iufor-
i..LIIuu uT -ru4 order, to
NJ. \. DAUPHIS,
o. Box W., New Orleans louisiana