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New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

In the Democratic procession Thursday night
there was :" truck laden with small b.r;ls.' Tie
World says, "walch wtre supposed to be full OF
beer and Il b" tapped when General Hancock ia
maugufated'; hu, 40 snppo,ition Viii keep beer for
that len .th of tnne. This campaign differs some
what from the last. Then 1t was one large bal'l
full OF mo1ey and on tap during The canvass (; now
iPs several small ones supposed 10 be full of beer
and never to be apred-held over procession like
a peck OF oats on the end of n pole strapped to "A
mules back, and just ahead of the mule.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

Did the Northern patriot notice the superaDnhu-
ancc Of Southern oratory in the Tammany glofihca-
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

Charles Francis Adams emts a few more fervid
words about fraud, but no has not even frgd
word for either Hancock or English mot either
for glorious Plalsted.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25
Tammanv cheered Hancock and Plaised impair
TALLY. "GOrlOus.'

Let Kentucky do her duty, and there is no dan
ger about the result in Indlaua.' That is what
Democratic newspaper of Kentucky says to Ken
tucky Democrats. 1t means that Kentucky Demo
Gratis shall cross the border and stuff the ballot
boxes in Indiana. all Ill the interest of change"
and what Glorious Hancock calls full yOte
tree ballot and q fair count"
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

Blackburn. the Wiper. always was an able
stLmper-fOr the Republican, party
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-27
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Frederick County. letters Tesla
mentary upon the estate of
JOSEPH KELLY,
late Of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the goth day
of October next, or they may otherwise by
law, be excluded from all benefits of said
estate. Those indebted are requested 10
make immediate payment.
JAMES w. KELLY,
apr 90 4w Executor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-27
AGRICULTURAL.
The Corn Crop

Has the largest share, but, as rule
preparations are we'll advanced, and
in many sections planting begun or
finished. We dwell for a moment on
the necessity Of thorough, working.
Begin this as soon as, or before, the
grass and weeds appear. The use OF a
light smoothing harrow urroots and
kills these before the deeper rooted
corn is up. Frequent cultivation not
only destroy the weeds, but keep the
ground open to the influence of the
atmosphere, the finely pu|verized sur
face acting shield to prevent the
evaporation Of the moisture from the
strata underneath. Shallow workings,
as a rule, are in our Judgment to be
PREFERRED Deep plowings break the
roots and thereby retard development
Cultivated shallow, the soil is pre-.
served in a mellow condition., and the
weeds annihilated before much growth
is mad,. As soon as the surface be-
comes crusted owe, after rain, the
cultivators should be rur through as
promptly as may be TO mellow it up
and admit the air and the warmth Of
the suns rays.
Do not seek, in case planting has
been delayed, to make up for lost time
by slip,shod preparation. Rather,
still delay to secure by thorough use
of the harrow and roller the com 5!ete
pulverization Of the soil which no at
ter workings can attain. Generally
the sooner in season planting can he
done the better, the earlier start CIV
ing vigorous growth.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-27
OvT'cn %, THE
County Commissioners
Fon FNepmMCK County, Nh.
FREDERICK, MD, April 2Sth, 1880.
April Term, April Session.

BY the CoWnty Commissioners
For Frederick Co.ntW
ORDERED. That PETER w SHAFER,
late Tax Collector for TIC years 1878 and
1879, in Frederick county be. and he is
hereby authorized and directed to proceed
ut once to the Collection OF all Taxes in ar
rcars for said years, by advertising and eel
ing at Public Auction, all property 80 in
arrears for taxes, in accordance viii, Law.
Test, II, F. STEINER, Clerk.
MAY 6 st.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-27

Begin timely with Tie hoe and keep
the weeds out of sight. The same
course of procedure with other small
fruits vii be advantageous, more ss:
pecia!ly in keeping the soil we'll and
thoroughly worked, and thereby keep
Ing clear Of weeds.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-27
Orchard And Fruit.(snrllcn

There are many little things. or we
IN light say much light work, ia tho
management Of the orchard, that
should not be overlooked or forgotten
in the press Of labor incident to the
advent Of May. Trees set out during
the past autumn or present spring,
unless the planting was very careful
~, performed, may have some among
them that the winds-while the soil
was soaked by the rains-have blown
,>lown. Sometimes from other causes
they will set out Of line; and of course,
they should he properly arranged be-
fore they become too firmly attached
10 such undesirable position; and, ii
not yet noticed and given attenton by
she owners of such, see TO it without
further delay.
Where budding was done last sum
mer, and the stocks" headed down
this spring, the natural" suckers that
are thrown out all along the stocks
should be removed, so as to give the
bud" q better chance, and let it mo-
sopolize all the energies Of the root,
AS wool.making. Crafts, too, will
need attention Of this kind from time
TO time during the summer.
We once thought that young or
chards, the first year after planting,
were benefited by following after two
or three times during summer, and
rubbing of all the shoots thrown out
along their stems, except what we
chose to form the head from; but more
extended experience in this matter
!,as induced us to change our views
somewhat, and our practice now is 70
Jet all grow the first year, and then
prune the tree in the mild weather Of
the subsequent winter. The first year
after planting it requires a great ef-
Fort on the part OF the tree 10 repair
The injury (Which is always more or
less inflicted upon it by the digging;
and when we add to this the enfae-
bling influence consequent upon sum
mer pruning, the drain upon the
&ea1thful vigor of the tree is such as
&c result in greater injury than if all
she sprouts are left to grow for one
season. This opinion we base upon
several years practice, but we are ful-
!y alive to the fact that good orchards
3,ave been grown by the other prac-
vice.
fpeach-growers who still believe
1t profitable and practice the cleaning
of their trees of the grub that girdles
,hem at the collars ann ually, will raise
little mounds of earth five Or six inch
es above the ground.ievel Of the sur
.a:e Of the soil, they will find the la
Dor OF taking cut the gruds next fall
greatly facilitated, as the mounds need
ou.y then be lsyeled to expose the
lsrvs Of the insect that deposits the
sgs during summer 49,,
Ia the fruit-gardsn, if there are any
erase vines not secured by trying to
trelt;s or stakes, they should dave at
seution before mueh growth is made,
IL aths wise the young growth is liza.
Tile to he brokea off by the wiuds.
Newly planted beds of strawbernes
Gu Guild lie hooked to-; and in order TO
azure a good healthy grow tn Of
,Iante. the blossoms should be re-
,aoved. thereby preventing any fru't
lhe hrsL season to weaken the raslltg.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-05-27

II wilI cure
BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,
SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
PAINS AND WEAKNESS Of the BRkAST,
WHUOPING COUGH,
COLDS, COUGHS, Etc.
SHRIyKR's SyReP Is tho prescription Of
Or. John Swopc, ono Of the most eminent
Physicians OF Maryland, and used In his
practice, for both adults and children, for
forty years.
twill give atisfsction. Testitsmeri:sby
tryingit.
Prico Is and SO conts por Bottle
Sold by all DRrGaIsTs.
DAVID E. TOUTZ, Proprietor,
BALTIMORE Md.
National Republican., 1880-10-27
The Trult-Growers Best Friend.

Many of the leading orchard proprietors in
northern Italy and southern Germany are cul'
tivators of the common black ant, which In.
sect they hold in high esteem rs the fruit
growers best friend. They establish ant hills
in their orchards aud leave tho police service
of their fruit trees cuti ely to the tiny colon
lists which pass all their timo in climbing up
tho stems Of the fruit trees, cleansing their
boughs ana leaves Of malcfactors, mature as
we'll us cmbryotic. and descending laden with
spois to the ground, where they comfortably
consume or prudcmtly store away their booty
They never moddle with sound fruit but only
invade such apples, pears and plums rs have
already been penetrated by the cankcr, which
they remorsolessly pursue to its fastnesses
within the very heart of the fruit Nowhere
are apples aud pear trees 10 free from blight
aud destructive insects rs In the immediate
noighborhood of large ant hill five or six
years old The favorite food OF ants would
appear to DO tho larvjo aud pupe of those
creatures which spend tho whole of their
brief oxistemces in devouring the tender
shoots and juvenile leaves Of fruit trees.
National Republican., 1880-10-27
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE,
New York Money Mnri,at.

NEW YORK Oct. %, 1850.
The domestic exports for the week ending 10.
day were valued atsS32i7lj.
Money was easy at 2l&13l5 per cent, and closed
NJ 2IaG3 per cent.
Exchange was strong, and the nominal asking
quotations were advanced - per cent. to iS2ls for
Sixty daySHnd 4Sj for demand, with actual 6usi.
ness ut islla8Is2 lor long anu 4S33I04S4 for short
sight.
Government bonds were quiet but strong.
Stnte Luut were inactive.
Railroad bonds were strong and inactive. Texas
Pacific RiO Graude division, iirSts advanced 10
30 z, and Texas Pacific incomes to 7l1S Kansas IL
Texas spcOads recovered to G0I Erie cOnsol sec.
ouds advanced to 059s.
The stock market opened strong and in the early
dealings prices advanced 4Mll3 per cent, the
Granger shares leading the Improvement. This
was followed by reaction of sal per cent IN the
general list and decline Of 53I per cent. In Read.
ing. Tho speculation was irregular until about
the second board when, under brisk purchases
the entire list advanced sharply and closed strong
At un improvement of l4mlHs per cent the Coal
and Oranges stocks being most prominent in tho
advance. Texas PHCltic was notably strong aud
huoyau!, and rose per cent. on the days trGnsac-
tious.
The total sales aggregated lSlogO shares in
cluding Delaware, LuUkawHnua u Western 1910
Delaware ,S Hudson 1000, Eric $500 Kansas q
Texas iOJ0 Lake shore 1000, Michigan Central
1000 Northwestern 5000, New Jersey Ccutrnl IG 600
ONO & Mississippi 34OO Pacific Mail 400 Ronding
2i400 ST. Paul 10000, 81. Paul q Omaha 800 Wa,
bash Pacific lO7JJ, Western Union 1900 Texas Pa.
cifc 5000, aud Denver & Rio Grandc 5000
IngGlO,Iug quotations were us fOlOws;
National Republican., 1880-10-27
s,,,,stics Of sufrr.ro in Euron,.

The relative degree of practical develop
ment attained by tho principle Of popular rep
rcscntation in the various countries of Europe
may be seen from tho following figures In
France there are 0,G0l 26i electors, viz 20 $40
per cent. of tho inhabitants; in Switzorland
6i2, ,552 electors, viz: 2i 2.i0 per cent of the
inhabitants; in Germany, S,523.il9 electors
viz: 20 2-10 per cont. of the inhabitants; in
England, 2,7l9 500 electors, viz: II $40 per
ccnt of the inhabitants; in Austria ,2i2, DAG
electors, viz: 5 910 per cent of the inhab-
tamts; in Portugal, 2l6,6SS electors, viz:
) 40 per cent. of the inhabitants; in Italy,
GO5,O07 electors, viz: . 2.l0 per cent. of the
inhabitants and in Belgium, 2,37S electors,
viz: ! $40 per cent. of tho inhabitants. The
French republic thus counts \ larger pro-
portion of electors than Switzerland, the
country which WIS the first toadopt universal
sutl'ragc.-Pdris Correspondents London Stand.
ard
National Republican., 1880-10-27

JOHN CHINAMAN came pretty near figuring
very prominently in tho recent Hawaiian
crisis. Tho king and the minister of the in
terror were to receive large sum of money
for comforting the franchise on the 10000
Cinnamon on tho islands. This would have
given tho Chinese control OF the islands, as
there arc only 5000 kunaka and European
voters. The Knnakas were exceedingly in.
dignant, and threatened TO take up arms and
expel the Mongolans. The Opportuue arrival
of Claus Spreckels, who seems to havo a power
ful influence ut the throne, stopped the king
aud his minister in their career, and tho
islands were saved from Chinese domination
The San Francisco papers are much interested
IN the situation mt Honolulu. The Post ad-
vises Secretary Evarts that the policy OF
China in Hawaii should not be without its in
iluence on the revision of the Burlngame
treaty.
PHILADELPHIA maiden of thirty.two
winters recently saw the West Chester Arch.
cry club ut practice. She says she don't won
der that cupid can never hit anything, and
thinks it's about time he traded his bow and
arrow for a good gun.
"LAsT week" says the Vienna correspond
ent OF the London Globe, Miss Kellogg was
singing tile part of Phiiine in 'Migmon,' where,
in the second act, she has to open several bill
lets. One of these missvos proved to be an
eloquent letter of eight pages from marquis
who has long been III love with her. in which
he once moro pressed his suit in burning ac'
cents. This pretty ruse WAS crowned with
success aud now it is an open secret that tho
great American artist has given her hand
aud heart to the lover who has wooed her
over since the early spring"
National Republican., 1880-10-27
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
OR RENT ny B,H. WARNER
oie n s,rpIftrJ nroprtIvy isa,r

OFFICE ROOMS ~ No 329 and 3l0 Four.and n-holf
iireet II. W; also in dj5 Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for weekly Rput-Ji3t
National Republican., 1880-10-27
a Word TO our i,euders,

VIII en- you read of II remedy that will cure
all diseases beware of it; but when you road
of u pure vegetable compound which claims to
cure only certain parts of the body, aud fur.
nishcs high proof that it docs this you can
safely try il and with the assurance that IL
will help you. That is just what Warmers
Ssro Kidney and Liver Cure does. 1t cures
all troubles of the lower portion of the body
and none others. 1t will not help tho tooth
ache oarache or consumption, but it will put
your body in vigorous and healthy state,
where you can enjoy life and appreciate its
good things. Try it.
National Republican., 1880-10-27
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Mn, Oct. &c
Cotton dun aud unchanged.
Flour quiet aud steady without quotablo change.
Wheat-SOulhcrn firm aud active western firm
and stendy. Southern rcd, 81 05Nl l2 do. ann
bcr 81 0Sal Is; No. Maryland 81 ti0l 10; No
western winter red, spot aud October 81 l2iEsp
! l23z: November, 81 13T0i 1875 December 81 lGk
al lGlz; January, 81 lsHal lS%.
COrn-SOuthcru steady western n shade better
aud steady. southern white, 53g5jc 10 yellow,
soc; Western mixed. spot, and October, 5llsHbHSc;
November jii4@ji5So; December, Doe Old ojc for
new.
oats dull and lower Western white, 37S3sci
DO mixed, So l5d37c.
Rye duh at 81 OOGl o..
Hay unchanged.
Provisions steady aud unchanged.
Butter quiet. Prime TO choice western packed.
l3u23c.
Eggs steady at lDc.
Petroleum dull and unchanged.
Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Sugar easier. son, gJ4c.
WHISKY quiet at 81 Is.
Frcights To Liverpool per steamer unchanged.
Recclpt---flOur 25ll bbls; wheat, 3j0,SG3 bu;
corn. 62 100 bu, oats j22S bu; rye, 22S0 bu.
shipuents-Whcat. l3i.iG7 bu: corn. ~ lU7 bu.
Snlc.-Whoal, 3i7 liS bu, corn, 81 3l3 IN.
Virginia skies, Old 10: do. deferred. 5. do. con-
sOlidated, Gl do. second series q, past-duo
coupons S0jI; new ten.lortics, ii bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-10-27
AUCTION SALES.
1. WARNER, Real Estate Auelloneor.

l IL. WARMER, koal Estate Aueuoneer.
THUsTEEs' SALE OF A Two.sToRY AND AT.
TIC FRAME HOUSE ON NINTH SrREIT BE
TWEEN y AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST.
by virtue OF n deed OF trust, dated July TO- 1875,
duly recorded In ber 7sg, folio ali of the land
records for the District Of Columbia and at the re-
quest Of the party secured Will sell at public auo
ton, in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the
26th day Of OCTOBER, A. u. 1870, OF 4; o o'clock
p. M, the fOlowingdesuribed real estate situated In
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia TO wit :
Part Of lot numbered one O) IN square numbered
nine hundred aud twenty-five 02b). described iOt
lows; Beginning for the snme at the southeast cor
ner of said lot one %, ana running thence north
thrty.elght feet eight inches lSS r. n( thence west
scventytwO feet, thence south thirty eight feet eight
Inches as f. inl, and thence east yentytwo feet
TO tile beginning together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms; One.thlrd cash and the balance In ak t6),
twelve 12) and eghte ls) months with Interest ut
sper cent per annum. secured by deed OF trust on
the property, all cash, at option OF purchaser; $50
deposit nj time Of sale and all cOuveyancng ct cost of
purchaser. fterns OF sale nro not comued with In
seven dnyg the trustees the right to rcse the
property ut the risk aud of the denulting pur-
chaser after FIVE days advertisement
JOHN Joy EDISON;
THOMAS y. HOPKINS,
Trustees
National Republican., 1880-10-27
TO take effect
SUNDAY. MAY %. 1850. AZ 1870 Z. N.


NJ Leave Washington.
ITIMo'tE ',?Y MxpitIrSs ~ way '''''0"N
G:5j-lintimore, Annapolis aud Way. (Pledmont
Strnslmrs Winchester iingcrs. own, Frederick
and Way, via RelayG
S:si-S5'rXUET0N AND viRGiNiG sPnINGs Ex.
sHB NNS n[NhpPtE [2K 2F rarior MGSioT car
to Now Y ork aud Pn!edelplla.
GC0-jOn sunday Only-Hnlimpre, Annapolis anu
olO-fsiI LOUIS CHICAGO COLUMBUS AND
PITrSBURG EXPRISS Connects Tor HnRcr3
town. and nt Point OF Rocks for Frederick aud
1"s PTIiman 'Ssi ear, "t to cnnS Sn4 Ionivis
daily; Grafton to SandusSy daily, except Saiur.
1000 BALTIMORE lGXPREss, Stops at Blalens
burg College, Beltsvllle, Laurel, Annapolis
Junction, JeSsup's and Hanover.
i;:io-Baltlmcre Annapolis, n! cot! CITY and Way.
l3i-BALI1MOREA AND LAUREL ESPltESS.
i;i0-tOn sunday only Baltimore and Way.
2'sc-NEW my ~ Y9hKs ,n<s. PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
a1O-IIiimo1s orc and 3 Way stations. cwlnchcser
yiYI efsioH eBfsGioHHDESsnhun @ AMI ilAu
REL EXPIRES (F'rcderick, Via NclayJ stops
4:a5-fpoint Of Rocks, Frederick, IIagerstown, Win
eGesisg and WY ste,iGns con sunday 10 Point
nGt ANb ispVt6 CohUM8Us iIi m SEh E%rhEss
sfH'GIS fSEi e 'agS XSb "iy "iByHLrIonn
pitESs. sto,s at Bladel'sburg aud Laurel.
G.ol-Pont OF Rocks and Way Stations
T;O-BALIlMOREA AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
g:J0-tSf. LOUIS CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
PlITsBURd EXpREss. tPiltsburg except
SundayD
Sleeping cars to st. Louis and Pttsburg.
G3j-tBALTlMONE BLADENSBuRG AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS.
iOi5-tNEW YORK, PHILADEIPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EMPRESS Sleeping car
to New York, and special sleeping car 10 Pha-
tDaiiy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Stat on.
For further information apply at the Baltimore &
oh 10 ticket Offices, Washington Station and C03, GlI
aud 1851 pcnnsy lVRnla avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders viii be tnker Tor baggage IA
be checked anu received at any point IN the city
WIN. CLEMENTS
Master OF TrNnsp lrtatOn.
GEO. s. KuONlZ, General Agent
J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
National Republican., 1880-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
The rides.

The ocean loves the moon, and ever
To rcoch hor, strives, with fond cudeavor.
She llits In careless beauty DER him,
Ever returning iles before him
Dimpled with yOiceess laughter,
He, faithful, follows after
Follows, follows, cvermOrc.
Constant he bears his burden,
His patient bosom heayug
Wistlul, still seeks bis guerdon,
Mindless Of past decciving.
Till, as his mocking mistress ever nies.
sweet hope forsakcs him, and with groans and
sighs
lie wraps about his face his garments hoar.
And breaks his great heart on the cruel shore.
LUCY H. Ridcr IN SCribners.
National Republican., 1880-10-27
proposnls for Iron Work.

OFFICE OF BufILnISG FOR STATE, !
WAR ASD NAVY DErARTMESTs,
WAsiIINGToS, y. O.. October 20, 1850
CEALED pROPOSA Is for furnishing. delivering
- and putting in nacC the Wrought aud Cast Iron
work required Tor the roof OF lhs North Wing OF tho
Buildlng for state War AMI Navy Departments in
this city, will be received Ut this Office until IL M OF
November !, lssO. and opened immediately there
AFTER In presence of bidders.
Upon application to this Office intending bidders
wl be furnished with specifications and blank iornls
PROPOSAL and Will either be supplied with iull sets
of drawings or informed where they may have access
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY.
oc1 DOT Lieut. Colonel Corps OF Engineers
National Republican., 1880-10-27

Ton REN1--l1ouse No 1920 Eighth st n W, suitable
y Tor small familyi water and gus. Apply ut 1915
III st pc13
National Republican., 1880-10-27
TIE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United ,tntes.

TUESDAY, October 26, 1880.
On motion of Mr.. John 8. Abbott, Charles T.
Mitchell, esq, of New Britain, Conn, was ad-
mittcd to practice.
On motion of Mr. Linden Kent, Shepard Bar
clay, esq of ST. Louis, Mo-. was admitted to prac-
ticc
No. i3.-Joseph ,Garneau, appellant VS.. Dozler.
Wcyl " Co. Argued by Mr.. r. IL Parkinson for
appellant and by Mr.. Edward Boyd for appellee.
No. Il-rhe swain Turbine and Manufacturing
company. appellant vs., James +. Ladd. Argu-
mcnt commenced by Mr.. John 5. Abbott for tho ap-
pclnt
Adjourned uuli tomorrow ut IL o'clock
National Republican., 1880-10-27

Arrah, Wildly Butler, It's no wonder you frown,
Och, honcl Wildly Butler
sure the news from OhiOs all over tho town,
49,. Och, honcl Wildly Butler.
How altered your air, wild that cook-oye you
wear
It's destroyed all your hair,
That should be nowln free
BE no longer mock. It's all up wild Hancock,
Och, honcl Wildly Butler
National Republican., 1880-10-27
.aT,OpOSARN.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
POsTotFtCH DEPARTMENT.,
WAsiItNurOS, u. c., Oct. %, 1850,


SEALED PROPOSALS will be rccc ccivcd at this Do
partment. UNTIL 70 O'CLOCK NOON, OK THE
26rIt DAY or JANUARY. Issi. for furnishing
kind OF mali locks and keys for tho sole and ex
elusive use OF the United States through registered
mails.
As tile public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent ddlng any prescribed
model Of a Icck and key would tcAd 10 impair II not
entirely destroy, the further utility OF such locks and
Keys for the purposes OF the mails, tile Postmaster
General prcscrbcs no model sample for bidders,
but relies for n selection The mechanical skill and
ingenuity which II iair competition among Inventors,
hereby invited may develop In samples SUBMITTED
by them.
Specifications OF the cOnditlo rs and requirements
relating to proposals, samples contract etc. as well
as forms of proposal will be furnished application
by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster Ioncru
No proposal will be considered unless 1t shall have
been submitted In accordance with such specification
and forms
Tie contracts which may b. made will be In CON
forny to the specifications and the accept cd pro-
posai, Bot the right s however, crved to reject
any and all OF the proposals.
JAMES NJ. TYNER,
National Republican., 1880-10-27
FREE ADVERTISING.
III @ Q EL n R q EY :
Aover,,sspen,s under tho head Of

Advertisements under tho head Of
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED
OF mn acceptable nature and not TO exceed -FOUR ihea
on our third page ore free TO ALL
Adtcrstments, Tor Re,t, safe m lost mol 10 efc'ed
D,,e ltcs tHi be inse9td three tines Jor 7HenyJlte
UntS.
II answers fail to come the first tine.we invlea
eecond third or ns many rcpetons as arc necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish the nd
yereers to feel that they imposing u.s. but
are doing rs favor by using our free columns,
predetermined to make THE REPUBLICAN,
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
ihelr wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY nre not delivered through the
posoilice. If initials used they should be directed
10 the care OF somo person, firm or postOfce box.
No free advertisements taken amer o'clock y. M.
Advertisements can DO left Mt our Office, or sent
through the mail to
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