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BRANCH OFFICES OF TIE TRIBUNE
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4 dispatch came to th.s Office from Pitt5y,,
yesterday afternoon. asking II % were true TIA,
John Kelly had been shot and killed. IheIe see,
10 be plenty II Democrats who wish 10 were.
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Ac4u,alQrA &iaij22 0r31oo1e.

fouNrEO ~ HORACE GREELEY
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TusIuess %p!ltes
TERMS or THE TRIBCNE.

NL'T"N'A CONDENSED MILK
Tuy a'vsvs --------
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Hancock thinks the Sc Will Of the people has bee,
thwartcd" II seems to have been h. tie Sold
South bus it hal pretty IL. g swing IN the Nora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

CoTce-Pot Wallace's career rs a senator has ha..
rpcd 10 tie bud. The Republican maj .rity in "A.
Pennsylvania Legislature will be over 80. Val
lace las nothing to do but travel al. 90 conn,
and exhibit thai concc-rOt. Iheres millions M y
and millions may be said 10 have come out Of n "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

New-Jerscy caTpet-bagger writes tlat It il
rumored in that forl0rn country that contribution
is 10 be taken up to buy tul boat and a rope ior
the purpose Of towing the State DO . The coast and
ancloriug if of Fort Sumter as an attachment
south Carolina. He wishes t. know u tie mmof
is true. II bong merely " local ISSUE lHE Ias.
UNE cannot decide. bat ths correspondent Is he.
TERED 10 General Hancock, or senator Randolph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

There are threats ola Republican ezodu. f,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

Congratulate tie country. B4rnum, that ithd
the good sense to decline to swallow auI OF yoa,
National Republican., 1880-11-24

INOW NENT-IIOuso No 1913 n at n ", rOrnor RAW
II liugt squarc; house has live rooms south frunly
rent $40 p6r month nO.a.3Lt
National Republican., 1880-11-24

| for your impertinonoo Here Il is no laugh.
| ing mattcf--tho poor wretch accepts the 5ituq.
| tion, takes an extra chew Of tobacco aud does
| as his master Dictates his master being u
| bully, who has managed black slaves in old
| times, aud easily gets his hand in to manage
whito ones now This, IN effect, is buldozug.
| j have met men IN The back woods WhO ftaukly
acknowledged thai they wanted to vote the re-.
publican ticket, but " thoy did so they might
| as well be in hell alterward. Two or three /
know who went to the polls with tho dotcr.
| mination to vote at least for myself muu 10
| whom had done favuIs, although | never
asked for their votes, but when they arrived
at tho polls the straight democratic ticket was
| placed in their hands, their hearts failed them
under the soathing glances of the whppors.in,
they were like clay in tho modc's hands,
aud they obeyed orders with tho best grace
they could muster
The colorcd men are always expected 10
vote tho republican ticket and as tho ordi.
nary buldoziug Is not effective with thcm, n
resort Is had to intimidation. The day prior
TO the election report was circulated among
them That there was going 10 bo trouble aud
bloodshed at the polls, that the yankees aud
niggers were not going 10 DO allowed TO rule.
As experience had already taught the negroes
what might be done, thOy were greatly OK
cited aud were almost afraid TO 20 near the
polls; 1t was q cruel resort, aud if, iu conso.
qWtUGcs hoinC Oh lle ltlSl ones Nau gOnN Olhleu
to protect themselves, they might have been
excited to violence, which would have re-
suited in but one way--the killing OF some Of
thom-and thcu throwing the whole blame
upon thcm. Ohcr means Were also rcsurtcd
to, such rs threatening to give no work to any
negro who voted the republican ticket, ana
Offering TO give them extra wages 10 work ou
election day aud not 90 to the polls to vote.
hut 10 Icc1mcs mOnOtOnOus recital, and as ]
look back over tho battle wonder nos that
was not elected, but that | was defeated by 80
small a majority as thry.iiyo. | feel sad to
know that this beautiful state, with its eli.
mate which far SURPRISES uuy other in the
world, aud which is 50 heglth-giviug to me,
should be the abiding spot OF 50 much prcju.
dice and political wrong.doing; 1 feel sure that
1t will eventually emerge from It's baibarism,
aud judging by what our little band of deter.
mined republicans have done recently the end
is not far distant. Two years ago the vote in
this precinct was seventeen republican and
sixty democrats; this lust election resulted in
forty republican aud sixty-two democrats.
Northern visitors who viii come down this
winter will be warmly welcomed by those
same southern democratic gentlemen with
smiling laces and genial words, and the claws
of puss' feet will I've hidden, perhaps, until
another political contest approaches. when
they will again be felt and the ruillcd fur
and the snarliug and splitting will appear
again; let us hope, however, with less effect;
perhaps The claws may he cut and tho teeth
drawn some time. ANOTHER or THE FOOLS
National Republican., 1880-11-24
FINANCE AND C0MMERCE h.
New York Money Market.

New YORK, Nov. %, 1880.
The domestic exports from the port Of New York
for the week ending to-day were SS,lGiGS5.
Money was active at ig6 per cent. and closed at
per cent.
Exchange was weak and the nominal rates were
advanced u per cent. 10 iSl for sixty days aud iSj
for demand, with actual business at IsJG lS0h Tor
long and iSlla for short sight.
Government bonds were quiet, but generally
firm.
State bonds were generally inactive.
Railroad bonds were active but Irregular. Texas
& st. Louis iists rose from gdl3 10 0jl4 Texas Pa
Cihc QtiO GrandC diyislOn) trsjs sold At 81 and
incomes at TlAmHlf. Erie consol seconds FELL of
To 1905, Kansas q Texas seconds TO g. Chesapeake
" ONO, series B, 70 1914 and Mobile q OHIO trsts,
dcbentures, to SO. Rome, WHtertOwn ~ OsdeuS-
burg lrsts rose to Isl- aud Canada Southern hrsts
TO lU05s
The stock market opened strong and n fraction
higher, but in the early dealings declined IaGll&
per cent, the latter IN Western Union Al the
first board the speculation became strong and an
advance Of a. ip2as per cent. was recorded. During
the afternoon tie dealings were very irregular
and prices luCluUtCd with much frequency. In
the liu0l sales the speculation became depressed
and the market closed ut u decline OF lIN1l. per
cent, Western Union, Union Pacific, Wabash and
Nashville * ChaItgnOOsG leading the downward
movement.
The transactions aggregated 5O20lO shares In.
Cluding Canada southern 39JJ, Chesapeake ,S
Ohio 100, Delaware LuCkawanua ~ Western 1850,
Delaware II Hudson 1900 Erie ESQ Hannibal
e st. Joseph 1900, Iron Mountain 5,4Ol, Illinois
Central 5000 Kansas Il Texas l,G00. Lake Shore
1000. Louisville " Nashville 1900 Michigan Cen.
trail 22G0J. Northwestern SfiOJ, Nashville Chat
tano0ga $500, New Jersey Central 1850 New York
| Central 1900 Northern Pacific 10000, Ohio & Mis-
ssissippi 1900 Pacific Mail 800, Reading 1900
st. Paul 1900, Union Pacific 10 600, Wabash Pacific
| - so, and Western Union IS 800.
| A ~ pFrn n NTu All g rl4 ~ IlI
National Republican., 1880-11-24
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
ID
PosToFFGCE DEPAhTMEST, |
WAsHINsToS, ID c.. Oct. 2J, 1850, J

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Dc
partment UNTIL is O'CLOCK NOON, ON THE
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, for furnishing q
new kind OF mail locks aud keys for the sole and ex-
elusive use ol the United States through registered
mails.
AS the public exposure and searching examination
necessary TO intelligent bidding any prescribed
model OF lock and key would tend to impair, II not
entirely destroy the further utility OF such locks and
koys for the purposes OF the mails the Postmaster
General prescrlbes model or sample for bidders,
but relies for a selection the mechanical skill and
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors,
hereby invited, may develop In samples SUBMITTED
by them.
Specifications OF the conditions aud requirements
relating to proposals. samples contract, etc, well
forms OF proposal, will be furnished application
By letter TO the Second Assistant
No proposal will be considered unless II shall have
been submitted In accordance with such specification
and forms.
The contracts which may be made will be In con.
formlty to the specifications and the accepted pro-
rosa But the right IL, however reserved to reject
any and all OF the proposals.
National Republican., 1880-11-24

DALTtNORH, I'm, NOV, %,
Cotton strong. MlddlIng, llA@Il9Gc
Flour higher and firm. Howard street and
western supc.ilue 81 1904 Is; do. extra, 50 000
G2& do. family, s. 1906 75 CITY mills superfmc,
81 2ili 80; do, extra, S. 90 nh G9l4; do, family,
g 1871 Oo do, Rio brands, So 70; Patap'co family
Whcot--Southcrn firm with light receipts; west
ern lower and weak. Southern red, VI coal aG;
30. amber, 81 2jMl -; No. ! Maryland, nOminn
No, western winter rcd, spot, and November
81 2ii3 HSiod, no bid. December, 81 2d asked, no
bid january, 81 27laal 2S, February, 81 aO@l 8lG,
COgp-Souiheru steady and quiet western easier
and quiet. Southern white, j7C; DO, yellow, Soc;
western mixed, spot, and November, G1llaG0la 20
for old; 50Ut0 for new; December, 5954HGOc for
Oats higher Southern Ac; western white, doc;
DO, mixed, 4iC.
Rye quictnt 81 Ol6l O2.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Provisions firm and without change.
Autt1g irm, Prime 10 choice western packed,
l6G23g, roll, is U29C,
E{Es firm, Fresh 25c; lined zoo
Petroleum nominal, Refined, lOG0lOkc.
Coffee firm, Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 fair
llLUlS{c.
shgar firm. son, 9l5c.
Whisky steady Ut 81 l2lA
FTgights quiet,
Roccint,-Eour, sl62 bbl, wheat 20s,2sl 1ni
corn, lO8 3GS bu; oats, $50, rye, 900 bu,
ShipmGutS-Nhe0t, lSSO00, corn. none.
Stle.-Wheat 077 go bu, corn, 2o7O}O bu
Virginia skies, deferred, -, do, cousns, 723I,
pNstdue coupons, 02'4i new teu-lOrtes IS 4; Nir-
guiN ten forty coupons S7l9 bid.
National Republican., 1880-11-24
FREE ADVERTISING.
~ 90 9 III g. E.a. Gt E /.
Adyertl,ements undcr iho hcad OF

NNFcftNPtncntS uiiucf mo hcfd OF
flTUATlONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
Of MI acceptable nature and not to exceed four lnea
on our lhiidppgc IRE free to all.
ddtoU5eH,rts, Tor rat, safe or Iosi not 10 c1cecd
niCc ii'ct, UW tc nsotcd Hiee tmcs Jor Trenty;erc
unfS
II nnawcrs itil to como the first time, wo invite a
second, third, or rs many rcpctuons as necessary
to secure what you advertise for We wish the ad-
verlrerH TO feel that thcy imposing on as but
arc doing us favor by using free columns, as we
are edecrnined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which The general public may always have
lheir wente supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
toINt11AiS ONLY not delivered through the
postoce VI Initials uscd they should he directed
htbe care Of some person, firm OF postofice box.
No fee advertisements taken amer o'clock p m.
Advertisements can be lett NJ onr Office. or sem
through the mail to
NATIONAL HEpuDL1CAN PRINTING C0.
National Republican., 1880-11-24
How unrpincs. is socnred.

Happiness is the absence Of pain or annoy.
anCe, and wherever there is pain there is dis
ease. A pain in the lower portion of the body
indicates disorder of some kind. If here is
any odor or color or deposit in tho urine it
means disease and requires attention at once.
We have heard many Of our friends speak Of
the remarkable power of Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver euro aud are convinced there
is nothing so certain aud valuable for all dis
orders Of the urinary system, both male aud
female.
National Republican., 1880-11-24
District Courts.

Adjourned untli tomorrow at p o'clock.
National Republican., 1880-11-24

IIOR RGN i.-.A fOursto'y store, l0li Penn ave
III WITH Seycu.s,oIy back bu ldlug, suitable Tor
nanuiuCtWrng on Wholesale establishments Apply
TO j W IllOMpSON, National Metropolitan bank
National Republican., 1880-11-24
1880
1880
THE GREAT
PENNSY LVANIA ROUTE
TO THE MONTH, WEST AND tiOuTItWEST,
DOUBLE ErRACk, q EEL RAILS,
glEkElN. 81 MAGNIEICENp EQUIP

PENNtif INAklA HOLIE
sPLESDID soENEliY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.
IN EFFECT, Not,4EMpERs =. 1889.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor.
For Flisburg aud tao West 500 u m. daily, with
Sie0ring Carr 80 Louisville and C4cagoi lOAU a.
Cincinnati 81 lou!a aud Chicago, $3.50 p, m. daily,
Win hal9ce Carte PllLs9urs r,o,n
Fer lnnRudniyun, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
with Parlor Car 10 Matkns and tho North, nj 800
a. m daily except Sunday; AZ $3.50 y. M daily, ex'
cert Saturday, With Palace Cars to canRndaiaua
For Wiliimnsport, Lock Haven and Elmlra ut 1910
For New YORK and lie East 1910 a. M. 2'iO and 1000
IAniittd ESpress OF IunlRi, Parlor Cars, $3.50 a. m,
For lirGdkyn New, York, MI through trains eonnec.
ehOrding direct IralseE to Fulton street, avoiding
Tor Philadelphia, lL'in ~ M, $40 $40 ana 1000 p
on SUNDAY, 40 and 1900 p NJ
EgF Smpr io ' so o. 49, iiO a. n aud %S no.
$40. 30, go and 1000 p; n. on slnday, 500 H.
~, 1910 q. MILO, o;iG g'1"nd lV;C9 p, ~, ,,r,.
For HnSpoiis 40 a. M, and iilo p, daily except
ALi5XHEhRIA d FREDFRIcKspuRq RAIL,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA 81 WASHINGTON
For Aiexandra,7 Z l2o II H. mi i?o M2o, o25 and
1889 y, N, on Sunday rs and II ~ m, andS
For iiiicGmond and tho South, 200 m, daily, and
-, SEQ p, m daily, e4eopl sunday eo,o,
l:2l, 3, 2, nnd Ol0 y. m, anl /. midnight On
sunday at and 10 n, m and elO y, m,
conmodGilons can be procured at tEe 6tiicSs-norih
east corner 0fIhitloenth street anu renhsyivnnM
yAua avenue, and at tho depot where orders can oe
lett for tho ehtGkiug OF baggage TO destination from
L. h. FAKMER, 0enersl Passenger Agent
PRANK IHOASON, deneIAl MAna2er.
National Republican., 1880-11-24
PROPOSALS..
VORoPosALs FOR FUEL.
PosrogFIcn DEpARrMEsT,

PosrOFFiCE DEpARTMEHT,
OFFICE OF UiSBuHstNU CLERK AND >uP'T,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov 20 1870 J
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this Office until
u o'clock noon on MONDAY December 20. 1880. for
furnishing Fuel for the POsoice Department. us fol-
lows:
For the delivery and storage Of five hundred (o0)
tOs more or less. 22IO pounds to the toni OF the
best quality Of Lee White Ash Furnace or Steamboat
Coal, TO be thoroughly screened aud free from slate,
and to be delivered and sturel before December
81, 1850, in the vaults OF the Department tulldn
before the contracting paTty VIII bC paid there or.
Average samples OF the coal must accompany each
bid, and the contracting party mnst exhibit sltsinc.
tory certificates nom shippers thu' the oa delivered
TO him from the vessel or cars Is the kind requ ed by
the Department.
Also, for the delivery and r"agc of ten t0) cords
OF hest Bakers Pine Wood, 10 be delivered and
corded AZ the Department building us may be re-
CURED, within ten (lO) days nom dale of cOnirnct.
The whole to be we gicd or ,sured by the in.
Spcctur appointed under the PROVISIONS Of Section
g., H. Revised Statues Of the United states.
The bids WIN he opened In the olite ot the Super
lntendcnt, IN the presence OF such bidders ns may
choose to attend, ON MONDAY, December the 2uth,
losD at ~ o'c Ock noun and the awards Will be made
OF or before Wednesday, December 22d, 1880.
The le lnrtnt mt the right to reject all
any part OF the ds received II deemed for the best
Interest of the Government 80 10 do.
satisfactory bond viii he required In each case to
be executed mud filed within five (j) days after the
award IS made, Tor the faithful performances Of the
COtarncL j. O. L. BURNSIDE.
Disbursng Clerk and Superintendent Postolnce De.
pariment, no2s.l owlw
National Republican., 1880-11-24
Proposals Tor Fresh Beef.
OFFtCN or ACTtNo CoMArssAuY OF
suIsisrENCE, FoRT WHIppE VA,

Va,
November 0, 1850
CtEALED PROPOSALS. In triplcats with a copy
- orthis advertisement attached, will he received
Rt this office, until ~ o'clock noon OF FRIDAY, NO
NEMBER 20. 1850. for furnishing tho Fresh Beef re-
quited by the Subsistence Denartment, U. s. Army,
for issue TO troops at this post, from January 10
June SG 1881.
spparae propusRs Will also he recei, ed nt the
time Tor furnishing such choice and other cuts OF
Fresh Meats (Becf Mutton, Veal, etc.), as may be
required by the officers aud their families,
Bidders will specify In their proposals the price per
pound for which they Will furnish the Beef from
iher stalls well as the price delivered at the Sub
sisence Storehousc. Further Information to quail
ity of Beet. etc, viii be furnished on application TO
II, II. GILMAN. lst 1t. 18th Inf, A. a. G. S.
National Republican., 1880-11-24

HANDsOMELY furnished rooms. en- suite or sin.
\ gle, with open fires. with ilrst-class board, ~
NJ 3l7 FOur-aud.a- half 81 n W, nO2t CT
National Republican., 1880-11-24

AM Leave washington.
tGlO-BALT LTIMoRE EXPltEss.
slrnsburg, Winchester, hegersIown, and Way,
s1o-Psiit of Rocks aud Way stations. ,,,.
4Connnects for Hagersiown aud OF Point OF
oOo-NisW YORK PMiLADELPHIA. AND Bos-
ION EXPRESS.
IaO0-.on sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and
EXPRESS (stops ut Hyatts.
vile, College, Bellsyille. Laurel, Annapolis
Isften; 1fsef ~ Sd lisA9Se; LOUIS
EXPRESS.
i!;lO-Baitnlore, Ellicott City. Annapos and Way
tl;2l-9n sunday only.Eer baltimore and Way
ti:sc-NEW York. PHiLA DiLPHIA AND Bos.
TON EXPREsH.
$50 -Belllmore and Way Stations (wlnchester,
aso-bA ATfiMoRN, mYATTsVi2LE AND LaU.
IltL ExpREss. lFrederick via RelayO Stops
tI;55-point OF Rocks. Frederick, uagerstown. Win.
S9estsI or and Wy S Stations on Point
i5i0-CHiCAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPREss.
tSiS-piiII;ADhLpiIIA AND BALTIM9RE bX-
eO,-Point Of Rocks mud Way stations
SRE Ra AN Mf} ESuGFI EiHas EXPRESS
ig2O- PTrISBURG. CINCINNATI. AND ST.
iOSS!9AfifIMoRE, HYArrsvILLE AND LAU.
tlol'-;SSSYE 3SS EXFTIss {pEk PHILADELPHIA AND nos'
tDeiiy, sunday only Other trains daily, except
All trains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore q
ohio ticket Offices, Washington station, and 90
sTa 1854 rs1 SST1 snS % bs St SS,G FOR !,
he checked and received at any point IN tho city.
National Republican., 1880-11-24


! CIRCUIT COURT. DIVISION No. i-JusrrcE MACAR
| TituB.-CNldwcll " iochnt vs. Byrc; on hearing
CRcrir ConHr, DtvtsloS No. 2--JusricE HAdSER.
! ..Sin,th vs. Wheeler verdict for the defendant.
| Miller vs. baltimore ~ Potomac railroad company;
| ON hearing.
EQUITY CoUnr-JUsrcE Cox.-Nyers vs. Myers;
| exceptions sustained and cause referred to the
| auditor Johnson VS.. SCuudcts bill dismissed.
| higgins W.. McBlair bill dismissed; appeal taken.
| Burchc vs. Wull0ch; sale ratified uii. Bowles vs..
BowlcS leave granted to fic cioss-bin. Clarke vs.,
ZclleT delivery Of fnOteto Clarke ordered. Webster
VS.. Webster; leave granted TO file amended aud
supplemental bill. zsll vs.. zelli divorce decreed.
Jones vs.. jones' divorce decrced In re estate
Haycnner Infoub; =. j. Douohue appointed guard.
ian ad Item. Smith W.. Pdbst ct az; Appearance of
absent defendant ordered Eiler vs.. lIeany; leave
to amend bill granted. Blake vs.. sulliyan audi
tors second report confirmed
CHINtSAL CouHr - JUSTICE JAMES .-Gcorgc W.
Walters pleaded guilty of assault George Farr;
SIX months u jail. Martin Bennett, assault on
police officer forfeiture set aside. Maluha Me-
Cove, assault not guilty. John W. Kelly, threats
against Mrs. Thomas Berry; appeal dismissed.
William Burke assault with intent to kill John
Warren; guilty; notice OF q motion ior u new trial,
Frederick Cook assault with intent to kill Alfred
J. PNewioni plea guilty Of assault aud battcryGc-
ccptcd by the district attorney; sentence suspended
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME CouEr oF rtE DISTRICT -CHiEF-JusTIcE
v. pcyliu. CT, MrpheHon vs.. Lowell; IS Berry vs..
Berry; 81, smith vs.. keunev; 81 Williamson vs..
Thompson; 81, Gcrsdon VS.. Wheeler; 81, Dwight VS..
White; So, Pcale vs.. Drogis 81. FAINT vs.. Riggs; S.
Jdlray VS.. Grant, 90, Rich VS.. NeiIzcy; GO, Choppcll
VS.. ROthWcll.
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No. l-Jusricg MAC.
ARruUh-Appeal calendar No %. Wilcox vs.
Hayes. Regular cal cndar: No 3l7. Patch W. White
3sj, stevens. trustee, vs. DuBarry; 3S7 Wyune vs..
Curtu 3g3, Straining vs. Cumberland: Sg5 DAILY
vs. Inland Seaboatd Coasting company; 8Ji, First
National bank Of New York VS. Kelly; 800. Horton
vs.. Morgan iOl, Walker vs.. Fague iO5 Anderson VS..
Smith; iO7, Hayward Hutchinson vs.. Bailey.
CIRCUIT COURT, DIVISION No 2-JusrIcE HAG-
NER.-Appenl calendar: No l.S. Westwood vs..
Price. Regular calendar: No. 451, Downham &c
Go. VS.. Kelley: 300. Matuska, Craig II Co. VS.. Gar
land; 3Is, Roth W. Baltimore & Potomac railroad
company; $50 Central National bank vs.. Bramhall
ct al: 3SG, Hurst Miller Il Co. vs. Moses, Jones d.
Co; 3SS, Cagett vs.. Morrice 800, Herlny vs.. Dis
trct Of Columbia; 500, May VS. shepherd
EQUITY CouRr-JUsTIcE CoN.-No regular assign.
ment for to-day, but the court will Hear motions
and any case not tried II ready for hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTICE JAMEs.-Charcs Muir
ply assault with intent to kill aud assautinga
poiceman Thomas Paul. larceny; Henrietta Tine
berg alias Chase, kccpinga bawdy house; George
T.. Gauzhorn, assault; William c. Murdock. nui-
suncc; II. G. CruulOrd, nuisance; Walter Davis uui-
sanCc. Frederick Bates nuisance.
National Republican., 1880-11-24
FOR SALE.-MOIlSES.

INoR SAI.E-On tile following liberal terms: SEQ
~ cash and $40 monthly with per cent. interest.
uree'story and basement, cloven.room BRICK, with
every modern Improvement situated a street, n
lew doors east OF North Capitol street. IN frat css
eondllo about soOo recently expended on the house,
Price 5000 House caunnt be bu. for $1,000. For
permits to SEQ house address or inquire OF ] w
sTAltR l4?0 New York ave. nu24-2lS
LNOR SALlt-Firsi. .clns8 large new house. with
A. modern conveniencGs IL rooms, two bail. h.rOons.
wash. room, dry cetlented cellar, superior finish and
built for owner ~ days work. location healthy and
convenient, Address owner or apply ut premises,
No. Ig0G IL street WIN ront TO private parties.
uo23.lmO*
ICOR SAl.E-CALIi AND SEE OUR LIST or
a properly for Eala JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
ST. Cloud Building Real estate and IOans ivtj
National Republican., 1880-11-24

ullly restored in either young old. Al Malaria
PoisOns and lingering Diseases OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently efadlCated nom
the system, For further diseases and difficulties
which treat You must make april alton at my office,
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALI
Office nnd resldence-southeast corner of Tenth
and streets northwest
National Republican., 1880-11-24
FOR POTOMAC RWeR LANDINGS

The swim iron steamer,
JOHN w. THOMPSON
Captain John H. Wood. built cxprealy for the Poto
mac river huslncss, leaves Slxth.strcCt wharf every
MONDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY at Z
o'clock n. M making the principal landings IN tho
river Fare and iTeighls at lowest rates,
iulo IF u viii stTlni SSslinrr