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Respectfully X Yours,
Ii. RnBBINS.

The article referred to is the one
in which we spoke of the improve
ment, made within few years and
now being made in the country
about Superior by the residents in
the way of clearing, fencing and
cnltiyaling the lands; and in which
We advocated the raising by taxa
ton of $1,000, more or less, to be
expended in opening roads in va
rions directions from Superior into
the country as an aid 10 the deveI-
opment mentioned. Our ideas as
expressed in that article met with
general local favor, and now We are
especially pleased TO find heavy
nonresident tax payer like Mr..
Robbins voluntarily coming forward
with such hearty words ofappr oval.
The books which Mr.. Robbins
kindly sent We have not yet found
time to read, but from a glance over
their pages it easy to see they con-
tain multitude of practical illus
trations and suggestions calculated
TO awaken thought upon the sub
jects winch they treat of We are
cheerfjtIly ready to lend them to any
person young or old, who may de
sire to read and study their contents
The "godshelp those who help them
selves" The people Of Superior will
thrive if they learn to I've upon their
own resources, developed by the la
bor Of their own hands In no place
IN the country IS there better
chance for man who depends upon
his manual labor for living thar at
Superior, provided hc will become
the owner Of his own little home or
farm. A railroad to Superior will
ONLY benefit tile owners of land.
The mere laborer will be no better
of after the railroad has been con
structed than he is now; in fact the
chances are that sharper compe-
tition, higher cost Of house rent and
living generally will render his con-
dition worse unless lie nov be-
comes the owner of some lots or
land. If every person living in SUI
perior becomes interested as a land
ell proprietor there will be little
danger Of reckless or UnHise
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a THOUGHTFUL CORRESPONDENT.
New YORK March : 1870

New York. March Z, 1879.
Editor Of Tie Superior Times.
DEAR SIR.-I notice with graft
tication and approval your editorial
OF March | on "Important Local
Subjects" 1t reveals the fact that
the people of Superior have made
good progress in The noble work of
self help and elf reliance. These
qualities, which lead to thrift and
the formation OF a noble character.
are so important to the We being
and happiness Of individuals aad
communities, that | am led to send
You few volumes of Doctor Smiles
works on Self Help, Thrift and
(. e.'-s''.-','~,' II .hat they NAV be
circulated among and rv.S' ,!onr
young men. No person can rcad
these works, without beng more or
less beEefcialIy stimulated to a
nobler ambition. They should be
read and re-real by every young
man. especially Tie one on Self
Help. Please accept them with
kind regards.
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H0MEsTE Ds.-Thc house Com
mittee on Public Lands, in Cong
ress, have agreed TO report fay or
ably the b Il providing that the even
sections on railroad land grants
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course in the voting of general tax
es or bonded aidto any railroad, or
IN any manner sluandering the pro
cceds of the pubic treasury.
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The pension arresrages bill viii
give to disabled soldiers amounts
ranging from two hundred to three
thousand dollars each.
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JAMES BARDON,
Real Estate Agent,

SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN.
Will buy and sell lots in Superior, Duluth
and neighboring towns and lands surround
Ing, pay taxes for non-residents in any county
Ia Wisconsin or Minnesota, and transact a
general real estate business
Makes speciality of locating lands along
the line of the Northern Pacific Railroac
with the Bonds Of the Company
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100000 Acres

Of Minnesota and Dakota Lands fer sale by
the Land Department. Reduced rates OF
fare and freight to actual settlers
Full information given upon application
to JAMES 3. PuwkH, Gen'l Agent, at46
Jackson street, St. Paul or 8raine rd, Nina
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BBAINERD AND DULUIu DIVISION.
BgAINERD AND FARGO DIVISION
DAKOTA DIVISION,

1hShls.
Connects at st. Paul and Minneapolis with
trains East andiSouth; at st Cloud with traius
for Mehose and tie Sauk Valley, at Bra.
nerd all trains make close connections to and
from Duluth and to and from the West and
south.
Close connection with St Paul trains at
\. T. Junction; St. Paul & TGcifc Railroad
trains at Giyndonfor Fishers Landing, Fort
Garry and the British Possessions; at Bis.
marek with stages for Stardinc Rock. Fort
R'ee Bcrthold, Fort Keoueh, ana other
points in hontan& also with I. W Stage
and Express Co.'S tine 10 Deadvood City and
all points in the Black HIS
~, Z. SARGENT,
Geu1 Manager, st. Paul
g. G. SANBORN, II. 4. TOWNE,
Gcnl Frt & Ticket Agt. Superintendent
-. PAUL BraineId
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Green bay & ysiane-
sofa Railroad.
Condensed Time Card.

Trains run on Chicago time (which is %
minutes faster than Ninona time } daily, Sun-
dayS Excepted Spinner
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~ ~5- ~ is not easily earned in these times
II .SS ss@ N: Z @ ss.5 n q s,s e %'s: 4 Il;
~ - - part ofthe country who is willing
10 work steadily A. the empl 'yment that furn sh
SG6 per week IN Your own town. lDu can give yoHT
whole time 20 The work, or only your spare EMS
Al who engage 1T once can make money fast At
tn present money cannot De made So EASILY and
rapidly at any other bus ness. Il costs nothing to
at once. II. HALLETT Co., Portland NuHe. s.p22-1y
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The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Pasl Raa-
way IS tie only Northwestern Line connect
ing in same Depot in Chicago, with any Of
tie great Eastern aud Southern Lines, and Is
the most conveniently located with reference
20 reaching any depot, hotel or place Of busi-
ness IN that city.
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to all Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly balasted, FREQ
from dust Westinghouse Imploveh Apte-
metc Air Brake Mljec's Safety Platform
ard Couplings on all Passenger Cars.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleep
ing Cars.
his Road connects more Business Cen
tres, Health and Pleasure Resorts, and
passes through fner country, with grander
scenery, than any other Northwestern Line.
A.Y. II. CAEPESTEs.
Gen PHss. ana Ticket e. ut.
s. s. MERRILL. JNO. c. GAULT,
General Manager Asst General ManaecT-
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Gcul Frt & Ticket Agt. Superintendent
-. PAUL. BraineTd
National Republican., 1879-09-24

BALTIMORE MD, September %.
Cotton quiet and unchanged. Middling, PIC
for old; III for new crop.
Flour higher and active. Howard street and
Western superhnc, So 5000 2j; do extra 81 500
525: do family. S. 5O@G 2S; City mills superine,
6 25; do Rio brands, sG 25@G 90; Patapsco family,
800.
Wheat Southern higher and firm. Western
higher and strong. Southern rcd 81 236Dl 26; do
amber, 81 27Dl 30; No. Maryland, 81 80; No. West.
ern winter red, spot and September, 81 29@1 80;
October, November and December, 81 30 bid.
Corn = Southern nominal, without receipts
Western higher and firm Southern white. 60c: do
yellow, 56c: Western mixed, spot and Septem-
December, 55c bid; steamer, no bid.
Oats higher and active Southern, 356p37c; West.
ern white, S4@36c; do mixed, 32@S3cj Pennsylva
nia 3iGD36c.
Rye quiet at 6i9GGc.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sli6Dl5 per ton.
Provisions firm and unchanged Mess pork $40 co.
Bulk meats-Loose shouders,3A@ clear rib sides
b13C do packed, IA and 6c. Bacon shoulders, 434c;
clear rbsides, 6I4c. Hams, 11@ll34c. Lard, &c.
Butter steady. Prime to choice Western packed
124l4c.
Eggs firm at 15@1Gc.
Petroleum quiet and unchanged; crude nom.
inal; refined, 6Hc.
Coffee active and strong without change. Rio
cnrgoes, old, ll@l3c; new, 12@l6c
sugar firm. A soft, S5sgS4c
Whisky steady at 81 OS.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer unchanged
Cotton, 5-l6d; flour, 2s Sd; grain, I'D.
Receipts-flour, 5Si bbs; wheat, 362,2O0 bu
corn 2O,3OO bu; oats 10 500 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, l49, 400 bu; corn, l3400
SaleS-Wheat, l,OO3,6OO bu; corn l65 600 bu.
National Republican., 1879-09-24
PLAYING with buzz.saw is an armies
amusement.

PLAYING with buzz,saw is an 'armless
amusement.
AN apothecary, in decorating for Washing
tons birthday, placed jar of calamus root in
the show-window, labeled: Sweet flag of my
country" but no one saw the point.
Two Irshmen travelling on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad track came to y mile-post,
when one Of them said: Tread aisy, Pat,
here lies man 108 years old. His name was
Miles, from Baltimore"
A FUNNY story of old times on the frontier
tho Adrertiser's Colorado correspondent tells
about u Dutchman, the proprietor of line Of
stages, who was collecting 81 apiece from tho
passengers by way of fare. All had paid except
one, and he, drawing large revolver, pointed
it at the head Of the collector and hoarsely
asked: won't that pass me?" Perfectly un-
moved, the Dutchman said: "Oh. no we eats
dem tings here. Two tollaIs, pleasep'
National Republican., 1879-09-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
IND SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, September 20, 1879.
The exports of domestic produce from the port
Of New York for the last week were SS,SlO,4O6,
against S75i3,29j for the corresponding week last
year, aud Si27,gl1 IN 1871.
Money active Mt 5GD7 closing at 7; sterling quiet
and steady; short, lSlGDlSlM long, lS39iS34
Governments strong
State bonds dull
Railroad bonds strong and irregular. The stock
speculation was characterized by considerable ac'
tlvlty with coal and Granger shares, Erie, Pacific
Mail, Lake Shore and Wabash most prominent in
the transactions III the early dealings prices de-
clined Isg12 per cent but subsequently n hrmer
tone was manifested, with Delaware, Laokawanna
e. Western foremost IN the Improvement. Quotations
advanced AGDl IL per cent. During the afternoon
the coal shares became weak and fell of B0Dl1a
per cent, the general list declining 4@2pe cent?
the latter 81. Louis Il San Francisco. In the hnal
dealings steadicr tone prevailed, with fractional
recovery In some cases. Erie was strong and ad
vauced per cent. ior the common, and IA per
cent. for the preferred on rumors that Jewelt was
to resign, and that Sidney Dillon, of the Union
Pacific, would assume the presidency of the road.
The sales aggregated 10000 shares ofwhich $1,000
were Erie l6,yO0 Lake Shore, 1920 North
wesern 1880 St Paul. IA, 500 Wabash, 32 800 Lacka-
wanna. 1900 New Jersey Central, $500 Delaware
q Hudson, II 800 G & c, 2S,SOO Pacific Mail,
$500 Iron Mountain, 1860 ST. Louis, Kansas City
IL Northern, 1900 Northern Pacific, $500 Chesa.
peake & Ohio, and $500 st. Louis q San Francisco,
The following we've the closing quotations:
National Republican., 1879-09-24

Gait VS.. Adams Express Company; 7, Tucker vs.
Boston; 3, FAINT vs. buffet; H. Brown vs.. the 4. y.
o. OF the 8. and D. and B. and $, of Moses of the
United States and the World at large 12, Williams
vs.. Florence u, Murphy VS.. Hewitt "a Lewis VS.
Morris 10, Vandenburg VS.. Mandel ana Blumeh-
berg.
EQUITY CoURT-JusrIcE MACARTHUn-No a.
Mercer VS.. Hogan 10, Campbell VS.. DobsOn 4D12,
Johnson VS.. Schooler &C. McManus VS.. Stnndish ;
i8 .Lombardy VS.. Lombardy 81, Muolhelsen VS..
Bergmann 81 Anderson vs.. Anderson 521a, Par-
sons vs.. Parker 90, Tenney vs.. Nell; 5l, Shaw vs..
Dassett.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTtcE HAgNER,-James MW.
Stone murder John l.. franklin and John IL.
Ihrie, Grand Jury.
National Republican., 1879-09-24
GEoRG ETOUN NEWS.
by Republican Reporters.

Frank Herbert, q lnboring hand employed at
Libbey's lumber yard, met with an accident yes
terday evening while lifting some lumber from the
pile. He was taken into the Office and DR.. Shekell
promptly summoned, who attended to the sufferer
in true professional style.
Georgetown has not seen so select an assembly
for some time us witnessed the marriage ceremony
yesterday afternoon of Miss Virginia Mcknight, a
wcll-known young lady of Georgetown, and Mr. f..
T.. BroderiCk, of Washington. Rev DR.. Murray, of
the Congrcssstreet NJ. p. church, performed the
service, after which the happy couple departed for
New York, to remain for a short period.
Jennie Washington, mulatto damsel Of some re-
pute of certain order, thougtsh would freeze OIL
TO some chickens, thirteen In number, belonging
to Caroline Evans. her peaccnbe neighbor. This
little exploit up with landing the fair Jennie
in the lookup.
National Republican., 1879-09-24
RIVER and CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

ARRIVED.
Johnson's wharf-Steamer Arlington. Occoquan,
Va, with wood, and schooner Hooper, Feddenhall,
Havre do Grace, with coal both for johnson Bros.
Riley's wharf-schooners Wave, Chiseltine; Ann
Lowe. Roberts, and Ann Matilda Green, Chesa-
peake Bay with oysters for market.
Biscoes wharf-Schooner Matte l. Taylor, Bragg
New York, with Portland cement for Washington
Monument.
Inland and Seaboard Company's wharf-Steamers
Jane Moseley, Bonneville, Norfolk Va, and John
w Thompson Wood, Leonardtown, Md, both with
freight and passengers
CLEARED.
Riey's wharf-Schooners Virginia, Roberts, and
American Eagle, Russell, down the river, light.
Cooperative Ice Companys wharf-Schooner
Mary Pennel, Mitchell Baltimore, Md. light,
SiXth-slreet wharf-Steamer Mattano, Byles,
lower river landings, with freight and passengers,
National Republican., 1879-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Man on Horseback Comes.


@LDiEhs WELCOME.
With pen, and voice, and vote, wen slanl
BY faithful HAYES; or BLAtsB;
Or make ohios heart rejoice
In solid sHERMANs reign;
Nor less Will glorious CoNKLINGs name
Inspire the Union host
1fany one Of these assume
The Standard Bearers post.
Good men, and true, are not so scarce
In this most favord land,
That we should lack q leader meet
To guide the patriot band
But Treasons copperheaded snakes
The false, ungratehil crew
Are coiing round the Nations life,
And Var must come or-You
Chief of our chiefs, In War and Peacol
Como, soldier-stalesman, Gomez
Well hold a vet'rans jubilee
To make you welcome home.
Our Ship of State with pilot true,
still proudly meets tho gale;
But, Gen'ral well we know, she'll sooh
Have rougher seas to sail.
Those bloody signs in Treason.land
Portend another fight
But If they wake the giant North
To test her madden'd might,
lneyl sadly feel. whcn weeping ocr
Their dosolated plains,
1--WE broke the peace Grant guaranteed.
And forged these lasting chains"
When roaring rebels spurn the Flag
We've CHERISHED well and long,
Twere madness sure, to fling brand
Our soldier.ranks among
To crush Sccession's Aftermath
The growth of statcrights can't
Herdise me dredded orjfdHRe
OF LOYAL, PEERLESS, GRANT!
All, comrades you who bindly yoto
To beat our trucst friends;
At best, you'll only win TO lose
If Bourbons gain their ends;
For, woe 10 pension'd cripples WOO
To dear ones of our dead
When bloody Yazoos take the Fort
And hing them stones for bread.
Strange things have happend since you len
That would not, could not be,
Had traitors hung from ev'ry limb
OfAppomattox trcei
And now their brigadicrs are here
Illll says they've come to stay
And BOYS In R,uc-the boys you led
Arc oustcd by the Gray.
Then, Savior OF the Nation, come
To cheer the hearts OF men.
Who fondy hope you'll not refuse
The Chienalnship again
There's Peace and Death, where shotguns rule
Beneath the Southern sun
But millions trust in God, and pray
For GRANT AND EIGHTY-oSE |"
Il. PRoUp-
National Republican., 1879-09-24
FREE ADVERTISING.
N O Q EE a E1 Or .E
Advertisements under tho head OF
" A NIIfn Irnn q III IL IAn IL L. Nlr A

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WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
or an acceptable nature and not to exceed four llnes
on our third page, are free TO all.
No Business Advert stments Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column ut
five cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to come. the first time, we invite n
second, third or many repetltions necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
vertisers to iee that they imposing US, but
are doing US favor by using free columns. as
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied. q.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postofce If initials used they should be directed
to the care OF some person, firm or postonce box.
No free advertisements taken alter y o'clock y. m.
Advertisements can be left ut our Office sent
through the mail to
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National Republican., 1879-09-24

BY virtue OF deed of trust, dat the twenty.slxth
day OF May, AID, lS4and duly recorded IN Lbcr No.
rs o S2j, one OF the Land Records of the district OF
Columbia, aud Rt the writ reau1st Of the holder OF
the notes ecurel by said deed OF trust. VIII sell at
OctOber g. 1879 ut ! o'clock D. M, the following de-
sGrbed real ate, situate IN the city OF Washington,
District of Columbia TO wit: All OF lots numbered
twenty sevenC land twenty eight(2Slin Moses Kelly
recorded subdivision of square numbered nine hum
dred and twelve (Jl9), together with the improve
ments. Terms of sale; e'quRrtrr cash and bal
lance In six twelve and eighteen months IN notes OF
terest at six per cent. nnnum all cash. nt the
option of tho purchaser, One hundred dollars deposit
to be paid at time OF sale, and all convcyancng at
purchasers cost. Il terms of sale are not complied
within seven days from day of SALE the property Will
be resold at the risk and cost of the deauting pur.
chaser f. 4. ASHFORD
se2Gd&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1879-09-24
VrNlTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE,

BY virtue of writ OF her facaS issued out of the
clerks Office Of the Supreme Court ol Tie District Of
Columbia, anu to me directed, Will sell ut public
sale for cash. nj tho courthouse door OF said District
II o'clock M, all the right. title. claim and interest of
the defendant IN ard To the following describe prop.
erty to wit The north sevCnt feet lot ak %,
OF square twenty-nine ( by the deph Of said ot in
the city of Washington ID; C., together with all and
singular the improvements thereon seized aud levied
upon as the property of Frederick Neuahr, to satisfy
execution No. 2l,Oii, law, In favor OF JOnaj han
Gramm. FRED'K DOUGLASS.
U, 3, Marshal d. O.
JOHN SIIERMA N. AuCtlOnepr BpllLlta
National Republican., 1879-09-24

TINTED STATES MARsHATs SALE.

By virtue of u writ Of ler iacas issued ont of the
clerks office Of the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to directed, will sell ut pubcsale
for cash at the court house door of said District on
O'clock M all the right title claim and the Interest
OF the defendant N and TO the following des ribed
property, to wit: All of lot seventeen (7 square six
hundred and eghtynine lGN9). anu the south part OF
lot seven IN said square, commencing at the south
enst corner Of lot seven In said luare IN the city o
Washington, ID. G., running thence east with the
south line of lot H. laid square, theUce north with the
west line of said lot II the northwest corner OF said
lot III thence west parallel with the south line Of said
lot to the east line of South Capitol sreet thence
south along said street to place of beginning together
with all and singular tho improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon the property OF G. 5. Mat:
tooh, TO salty execution No iI2, law, In favor OF
John =. Mctirew.
FREDK DOUGLASS, u 5. Marshall, d. Q.
JOHN SHEhMAN. AuctOneer se21-ltS
John 4. COLDWELL, Auclianeer, -.
National Republican., 1879-09-24
THE GENERAL MARRETs.


GEORGETOWN, September 23.
Offerings on change yesterday, $500 bushels
wheat, with sales at 81 01lGl 22 per bushel. This
Is great advance in prices.
Arrived-Boat Matte Waters with $500 bushels
wheat,
National Republican., 1879-09-24
AUCTION SALES.
TO-I)A Y.
10y DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

Try DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROpERTY, CORNER FIFTH AND
STREETS N. W., AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed oftrust given TO me and duly re-
corded In beri iW iolto No. 80 Ct. ca one OF the
land records of the District of Columbia, and by re-
quest of the party secured, Will sell at pnblc nuc
tion on WEDNESDAY, the 2Ith day OF september,
a, De- 1879 at ~ O'Clock y. m In front OF the rem.
ses. all that certain piece aud parcel Of ground and
premises situated in the city Of Washington in tho
District Of Columbia. and designated on The ground
plan thereof as lots one ~ aud two " In square four
hundred and seventy five i'5) according to Butchers
sub dvi ion OF said square recorded In the surveyors
office of said city, in liher Il, at page III.
Lot has front of 2D'a feet street, with depth
of 10 feet OIL Fiith street. and Is inpJOvcd by brick
and frame dwelling house. Lot2 has front of 2O,s
feet on ) street, with a d. pth of ~ feet.
Terms of sale-One.thrd of purchase money In
cash; balance In equal iisialments at one and two
years ir m day OF sale, Win per cent. Interest
notes to be secured by deed Of trust premises sold
or all cash, vt purchasers option COnyeyancng &C.,
ut purchasers cost. Terms 10 bGcOmplicd with within
seven days. otherwise the trustee rescrves the right
to resell ut risk and cost of dcaulting purchaser
deposit of slUO required at time of sale.
BAISBRIDGE IL. WEBB,
Splj-eOGds Trustee
National Republican., 1879-09-24
JOHN SHERMAN, Auotloneer. sSlpdts
II ". COLDMELI. Real EsLale AMeLloneel.
TRUSTEES SALEo OF INSTRUMENTATION
REAL ESTATE ON ELEVENTH 81 EAST.

BY virtue of deed OF trust TO dated July H. 1873
and duly recorded IN lber ILL., folio 4j the land
records Tor the District OF Columbia, and at the re-
quest of the partythereby secured shall sell 1T public
auction, in front OF the premises on TUESDAY, goth
day of September, 1872 at Ocl ok D. the follow
ing real estate situate In the city OF Washington, ID.
e. aud known as lots 10 and 10, IN square va tho
recorded IN tho surveyors Office of said city,
in liber X, No. |, folio ~
lei ms of sale, prescribed by the deed oftrus are
S2OJOaud interest thereon at ten per cent rom Junu
Ary H. 1871 and the expenses Of the sale In cash tho
dance at six and twelve months TO be secured on the
property sold; 500 down at the time OF sale, and the
terms must be compile with Within seven days, or
property will be resod, upon five days notice at
the cost and risk OF the deiaulling purchaser.
r. q. CAMPBELL,
sells d,Sds Trustee
National Republican., 1879-09-24
National University Law School,
Spenoerian Business College
coz. SEYENTH IND u SITS. N. ".

The course comprises Penmanship, Spelling Compo-
sition. Correspondence, Business Arithmetic Single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Practice,
Political Economy, Commercial Law and Lectures,
Day and evening sessions Open Tor reception of stu
dents last Monday In August and thereafter. For par
tlculars visit the College or address
au6 III. q. SPENCER, Principal
National Republican., 1879-09-24

Pacific Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, September %, 1879.
The following the official closing quotations OF