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MAHoYEIsM. the Allegheny line to
Bedford and from Rockbridge to our west
ern limits the good people OF Botetonrt have
repu6isted Biahopeism In thunder tones.
All honor TO them.- Encastie Herald.
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The Educational Journal Of Virginia for
November is, we suppose, the most valuable
No. of that monthly that was ever issued.
WILLIAM f. Fox, editor, Richmond, Va.
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One Of The Wheeling papers comedies
the election Of Colonel BES. WILSON to
Cohgvess, and the other claims 1t jubi!antly.
There was no Republican congressman
gained In West Virginia.
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AN EXTRA PURCHASE

OF SO pieces Of BLACK SILK VELVETS, which
we shall offer al nearly halfther yalue--they vary
IN prices from soc. yard 10 80 for 30-inch In
width;
SATIN BROCADE YELYETS at 1925, formerly
sold at 81;
BLACK and COLORED BROCADE VELVFTs In
all their various designs and c0lorlDgs 2j per
cent less than present New York prices;
Full line of SILK PLUsHES;
In GUINET'S ALL-SILK VELVET we offer ;
pieces purchased at a sacrifice. and will be sold
a, from 30 a yard to 1928 for velvet warranted
equal to any goods generally sold ats ls yard;
Also, very extensive lot Of BLACK aud COLI
ORED BROCADED SILKS from 65c. a yard 10
the finest Imported;
We shall offer this week unparalleled bargains i'm
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
OUR STOCK OF SILKS Is THE, LARGEST
SOUTH OF NEW YORK, AND CON-
TAINS EVERY VARIETY OF
SHADE, QUALITY,
AND STYLE.
PRICES ARE WARRANTED. SAMPLES FROM
NEW YORK or ELSEWHERE
MAY BE COM
PARED.
25 pieces COL,RED NOME CLOTHS at 1875.
reduced from 25c.;
30 pi, ces ENGLISH DRESS GOODS in the most
desirable sbades az lie. a yard, heretofore sold
at 1879;
- piece, ALL-WOOL NAVY-BLUE FLANNEL
SUITING at zoe. a yard:
pieces WOOL BASKET-FLANNEL SCIIING
at l24c.;
FLANNEL SUITEGS in every quality aud color
manufactured;
ALI-WOOL DOUBiE-WlDIH FLANNEL SUIT
ING al 81 and 75c
6J pieces cf BLACK and COLORkD SATlNS from
Co.. a yard up.
UPWARDS OF FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOL
LARS WORTH OF PLAIN ANDFANCY
at near one hall their cost OF mportatiou;
rs dozen LADIES' MERINO KNIT VESTS at
ace. the quality generally sold at from % {,
Use
Also CHILDREN'S at 20c.;
dozen REAL TURKISH RUGS IN various sizes
at one half our former prices
A lot of HANDSOME DRUGGETS;
New lot Of FRENCH aud AMERICAN CLOAK
INGS:
so pair BLANKETS at $3.50 pair-the same sold
heretofore at 50;
| 80 dozen ALL-LINEN TOWEL at 6sc. vaueda
124c.;
2j dozen extra.size DAMASSE at 25c. valued at
soc, bc.idcs many other unprecedented bargains
Zoe 30-Sa,Su&Wl
| nTY TIE GREAT DRY.GOODS STORE
THE ONE WHICH OCCUPIES MORE SPACE
THAN ANY OTHER IN THIS STATE.
THREE FLOORS, 30 BY $50 FEET, LOADED
WITH GOODS.
| 4 LARGER ASSORTMENT IN EVERY De
PARTMENT THAN CAN BE FOUND
SE(IIkPE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TT BEAR IN MIND

E1- BEAR IN MIND
THALIIlhER BROTHERS
HAVE REMOVED
FROM THE CORNER OF SIKH srng,v
10 THETR
NEW AND ELEGANTLY-FURXIsuED .r,r,,
Al TIE
CORNER OF FIFTH AgD BROAD sTpvvr.
WHERE, wfrE InEIR
SPLENDID FACILITIES AID LARGc STOCK
OF NEW COOP,
they arc enabled 70 oacr
ATTRACTIONS AND NDUcfNgNTs
sufficient TO make 1t to the Interest Of p,irchae-.,
CALL UPON THEM
In addi,ion IN many o,b,r t,,,,.,.,.,........
mentioned, Whereby
srtKs ,vnpr,,K coon.
can b. shown under the
SOFTEST AND BRIGHTEST L6lir.
,bey b,y. 49,, c,r,,.t.,.
rr,rrrer,, ,to,rpo,,
"""' ''f ." '''NN'"''N'
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MAKRIAGE e.

Married, on Tuesday, October 26lh, at the resi-
dence of The brides father. by Rev. Mr.. james. Mr.
CHARLES \. BROTHERS, of Richmond, Va. 70
Miss GERTRUDE LEWIS, OF Powhatan county
Va.
Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy.
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81 CASES OF FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS
WILL BE ADDED TO OUR STOCK
ON MONDAY.
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sPECyAL NOTICES.
T-ANOTHER BRILLIANT OPENING
COHEN BROTHERS.
ORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREET
NOTE THE GREAT REDUCTIONS.

THOUSANDS OF VARIOUS BARGAINS ADDED
TO OUR STOCK.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGlNIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
I OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER
20, 1880:
Charles Bruce, Richard V. Watkins, Thomas Wal
kns, and william W. Henry, for himself aud as
executor of John Henry deceased, who sue for
III, mselyes and all otner stockholders aud credit.
oTs OF the Roanoke Navigation Company who may
make themselves parties TO this suit. Plaintiffs,
against
The Roanoke Navigation Company and the Board
OF Pubic W Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Court doth adtudze o T. aud decree that one
OF the Commissioners OF this Court do inquire aud
report 10 the Court
FRS. What debts are due by the defendant the
Roanoke Navigation Company, and their priorties,
If any.
Second. Who are the stock holder. IN the sai com
pany aud The amount OF stock owned by eacn.
Third. WHAT are the assets, real and personal, OF
The said company, and their value.
COMMISSIONER HowARD's OFFICER
RICHMOND, November @, 1880.
hereby give notice 10 all persons interested that
shall proceed. on WEDNESDAY the Slh day of de-
cembrr, 1850. az 10 O'Clock A ~. at nv Office. No.
Shafer'S BUILDING, nj the corner of Main ana Tenth
streets, IN the city OF Richmond, 10 make the inqul-
ries and report directed by the foregoing decree.
ROdEKT HOWARD.
no f-saaw COMMISSIONER In ChaGcery.
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MI col BROAD STREET. 6O3.
TWO STORES ONE!
TWO STOCKS IN ONE
JULIUS MEYER & son,
6Ol AND SOB BROAD STREET,
having purcha "a the large and commodious store
formerly occupied by Thabimer Brothers aud con-
den,ed the same with their old stand next door, No.
GO3, will conduct the
TWO STORES As ONE.
Having ircreascd facilities they viii carry
LARGER STOCK,
and conunue 10 sell them, as heretofore, At the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Their ncrca, Ell facilities for purchasing VIII en-
able them to offer goods as low as they can be bought
in any city. They are exhibiting q large and
handsome Inc Of
DRESS GOODS,
including all the latest novelties.
BLUE-FLANNEL sUITINGS. BROC NDES, &c.
BLACK and COLURED SILKS;
SATlNS. SATIN DE LYONS;
VELVErS and VELV&TEENs
PLAIN and CAMEL'S HAIR SACKINGS and
ULSTER CLOTHS;
full line Of MOURNING GOODS at special 10"
prices;
HOSIERY in Immense variety;
ALL-WOOL and MERINO UNDERWEAR, foi
ladies, gentlemen, ana children;
PLAIN and BEADED GIMPS, PRINCES an'
CLOAK ORNAMENTS;
The largest and best line Of CORSETS IN the city
sHAWLS, QUILTS. aud BLANKETS Of all klncs
full line OF their celebrated MARGUERITE
KID GLOVE AZ 81.
| Also, an immense liue Of CLOAkS and DOLMAN
of new and htndsorhe designs, on which the
guarantee lower prices than they can be bough
| elsewhere.
Before purchasing be sure TO call at
3l-eod COL AND COS BROAD STREET.
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MALONE RIDICUL0US.-Old JCBAL sent
the following telegram TO RAN. TUCKER:
LYNCHBURG, November 2.
Hon, j Il. 1ucker: Your majority here
is 525. Hancock about same. Malone RI
diculous. j. A. EARLY.
That's the word TO describe the MALONE
yote-it's ridiculous.
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COCiETE FRANCHISE DE sECOURS
- MUTUELS EFT DE BlENFAlsANCE DE
socteie aura lien Monticello Hall, ee solr le re
courant a heures CT denie. Tous les sccietaireS
Par ordre de V. A. FAyIER, President:
" u. COLUMBUS.
noJ1t Secrctaire.
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Having largely increased our stock. W now di l.
plav on The second fl1Or the largest assOtnent ever
of, rcd i'm this city, Having purchased our stock
since The last great decline iu prices, we offer extra
ordinary iuducemeut, In this line. Also, large
assortment of OlL-CLOTliS and RUGS.
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T1HE MEMBERS OF STONEWALL
i cRnvF M q. II. A. @. d., are bsrebv no.
tined to meet nj sarger Hall on MONDAY NIGHT
the 9Th instant, at O'Clock 10 participate IN Tue
groves of Richmond T. l.. COURTNEY,
- III. Secretary.
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A NNUAL MEETING.
ANUSEMEyTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
OPERA ID CAMERA.
TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE STAR
Grand and Emphatic Success.

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 18TH. 10TH, and 18TH,
E. RICE'S
RIJOU COMIC-OPERA COMPANY,
presenting by far one OF the most perfect, rehned'
and elegant entertainments ever given by
COMPANY OF MOST FXCELLESF ARTISTS.
The operas to be presented have achieved ruu OF
1000 NIGHTS n LONDON,
100 NIGHTS IN NEW YORK.
The performance com -neuclng each evening with
james Albery and Alfred Celicrs charming ope-
retta ,. .,,,
TIE SPECTRE NIGHT,
and concluding with the merry Operetta by Bolton
Rowe aud Alfred Celiier, entitled
CHARITY BEGINS At HOME.
The company consists of ACKNOWLEDGED musical
artists The music is charming. The orchestra
will be largely increased. The scenery new and
beautiful.
judgment Of the Boston Press: NO such per-
Torrance has been given IN Boston for year,
No increase in the prices. BOX-shect opens FRI
DAY al 4. NJ a office Of Theatre. no 7-lt
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WE HAVE NEVER HERETOFORE BEEN En-
ABLED TO MAKE SUCH OFFERINGS.
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wreruNGs.

T,HE MEMBERS OF LOGE FRAN. ~
J. CAIsF. No. So. are requested 70 attend "
stated com nunica,on ~ tnf,r Eo,Es a. Noccmber
sh NJ O'Clock Al Master Masons IN GOO s,ana
Ing are fralernally Invited 10 atisna; w orner OF
"u " ~. secretary.
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aBy the way, what does our old PETERSBURG irien'
think now Of the way In which 'he camping" ""
conducted?"
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LACES AND EMBROlDERIE>.
We show the largest, best assortment, and cheap
e.t Stock i'm the ciry. Twenty thousand yards of
HAMBURG EpGINGS and lNSERlINGS from
A. 10 80 per yard Sc our ~ - ~ VI NJ
TF>F. CLUNY. GClPURF. ALENCON, Ian
GI-EDOC. RUSSIAN. SANONI. CA>HMtRE,
lYNK. DUCHESS. SMYRNA. BR IT . e
POINT ITCERN BALMORAL" POINT
lGACZE, VALENCIENN T. = and SPANISH
,. 600 Yards Of CHICK NAINSO0K MUSLlNS
suitable for Wrapper. Dressing Naciu'-'
Aprons, &c, at &jc. per yard real Ndlue oVc'
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
/ Fyery,hing from FIVE.CENr CALICO mp 10
the HIGHEST VELN IT'S SILhN' ana
FANCY K BBONs at i5c. per yard real value
lFAE9GSY RIBBONS at 25c. pen yard real value
FANCY RIBBONS at 3oc. per yard' real value
FA&SCSi RIBBONS at 35c. per ward, real value
soc: H..
| FANCY ribbons al GOc per ward. real value 81 A;
| FIc.ani SASHES 40 1913 worth 80;
BLACK CASIIMERES from l5c. per yard up 10
| IANWS. WOOL and MERINO DRAWERS for
| ME< WOMEN. and CHILDREN.
Remember, that LEVY BROTH r. carry q
larger stock than any other house IN ms Sidtt' $50
! are the betiCr enabled 10 supply your wanlS; ,n
| mob Lew bNVi "rH-.
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BLANKETS.
We have opened department IN our "clhli+hicd
basement Tor The ~ g of BLANKETS. We now
show CRIB. CRADLE, BED. HORSE, ana
CARRIAGE-BLANhETS IN All qualities al low
prices.
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTI-
" MONIAL TO
Mr.. JOHN ID. BEDFORD,
AT MOZART HALL. on TUESDAY EVENING,
NOVEMBER 8, 1850.
on which Oc aston The following attractive pro-
gramme will be presented:
l. OVERTURE {" William Tell "I......... BOssini.
ORCHESTRA.
2. SOLO BASSO {" Rocked I'm the Cradle of the
MIR. JOSEPH W. GREENSFELDER.
3. SOLO VIOLIN liza Peet Iambour) ."..DaYd.
Mr.. II. +. LAUBE.
! 4. SOLO SOPRANO.
MISS ALICE SWAIN.
). SOLO CLARINET (Fantlsial..., ....... Muller.
MIR. FELIX JARDfLLA.
6. SOLO \RlTONE (Nalse, thimes OF Normandy
Panquel.
MR.. WILLIAM IT. GRANT.
| 7. WALTZES (Blonte and BruneItel. WadtcutcL
ORCHESTRA.
To conclude with he beautiful opera Of
TRANIATA,
in which the following S,lOng east Will APPEAR:
ViOletti VALERIE. Mrs. Caroline Richings-Bernard
OnunO.. Miss Columbia WAT.
OfreuO ,,,...........N SIR. EDWIN Hon
GlOrgeC GtfmOnt. VII. Ilclft itfudlp
DIR. Mr.. y. -. PIcas3nts
| General admis, ION 80 cents; reserved seats. %
cents addiicnal-to be had at {. +. Johnston music
/ STORE 10 I'd
National Republican., 1880-11-20

BALTIMORE. Mn. Nov. 10
Cotton auiot aud steady Miadling. lOlse,
Flour firm and fairly active. Howard street
aud western supcrdnc 50 7jgi 2j; do. extra,
pcrlme, So 1904 %; do. extra, 81 7jd5 p; do.
family 50 5OgG IS; do Rio brands, 81 80; Patapsco
family 81 25.
Whcat-southcrn higher aud strong; west.
ern higher and strong. Southern red, 81 l7t0l 20;
do. amber, 81 2Jdl %; No l Maryland, nominal;
No. western winter red, spot, and November,
81 20l4 4@l aOl5: December, 81 2l4Gl 2l}s january,
81 2iI9gl 2tt5 February 81 29j4gl q.
COrll-Southern steady and firm; western higher
and strong. Southern white 52@55C; do yell
low, 53gj4c; western mixed, spot, and November,
59A6G0c; December, 59Gh9Ac for old 574@bSIc
for new January, 5S3G59l2c; steamer. 53@53Hc.
Oats higher and firm, Southern, 4i9i5c; western
white i5Fdic; do. mixed, il4A2c
Rye quiet at II 0J6ll o.,
Hay quiet Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, SIS 90 per ton.
Provisions firm. Mess pork Sl5 90. BukmeRts-
loose shoulders, none offering; clear rib sides,
none offering; do. packed 55dHS' &C. Bucun-shOul-
dcrs &c, clear RIB sides, SIC. Hams, Ii 29l2l2c.
Lard refined ticrces o4c
Butter steady, Prime 10 choice western packed,
l6lt93c roll, lSG42c.
Eggs scarce aud firm, Fresh, 23ci lined, le02O.
Petroleum nominal. Refined lO@l2c.
Coffee stronger Rio cargOes, ordinary TO iair,
u49l3l4c
Sugar strong. A soft 99sc.
Whisky higher at 81 l2Gl 10.
Freghts quiet and firm.
RccciptN-klOur, 900 bbS; wheat, 10000 bu;
corn, ii 100 bu; oats, 1873 rye, i52 bu,
shlpments-Nhent, 100000 bu; corn Is 600 bu,
Sale,--Whest 66G 75i bu; corn, 81 961 bu.
Virginia skies Old, n asked; do. deferred, IL do
consOls 69es do second series, 2GJ2, pastduc
coupons, O2>s; new ten-forteS i6'a bid.
National Republican., 1880-11-20
THE GREAT
1880

70 THE E5Nf E5NNffHYsF!A WiSf HNB f2gGEr sgo1rnwrsr
DOUBLE TRACK, : EEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY, MTAGNlFicENr EQUIP
IN EFFECT, NovEMBERs 5. 1850.
ner OF sixth end streets, as iolows'
M. daily. with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
Cncnmat. st. Louis aud Chicago; g.SD y. m. daily.
MEKiTiMoR EXT Fui HH5 4 = PdrU%AG ji'iSIp. RAILROAD.
For tnnaudaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
a. m daily except Sunday at s;SO p M daily, ex-
cnpt saturday, With Palace Cars TO Canandaisua
For WiIinnisport, Lock Haven and Elmra, at 1910
m. dal y, except sunday: o.,o.., ,o.oo
For New YORK and the East, 1910 n. m 9O ana lO'O
y. M. ON sunday 1000 y. m
Limited Express OF lullmau Parlor Cars, o;5C a m
For Brooklyn, New York. all through trains connect
at Jersey CITY with boats Of "Brookyu Annex
doSbie % itrrase S' across s'i New YORK York; city. c'
For rhiladelphia l';t1M NJ 2iO, 5:iO and 1000 p M
Limited expi oss $3.50 u M. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimorr, GAO 90, 80 1910 z. M aud 2O i;2o
~ 1910 a. m. .:io 80. 0:iO and 1900 p. M.
For Pope,s creek Line. C;O a. IN, ana 'Al D. M daily
For annapolis, do H. m., and 40 p m. daily, except
ALEXSNDRIA & FREDI RICKsBuRG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
For AiexardriaL l. 5:eO o. il a. n,; E2o 5:2o G25 and
1880 p m. on Sunday, 40 aud II H. in'' Hnds
For Richmond and the South. 200 a. M. daily, and
$50 p. m, daily, eiccpt sunday
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington g + 10 ~ m,
Sund = at aud 10 i. ~ aud 40 p
Tickets, inioimntlon seeplnk ana paTior'car i as'
east corner ofTbrleehth street ond Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner Of sixth street ana pennsyl
lett for the checking OF baggage to destination iroi
Ao'''' l. p. FARMER O. tnersl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Menager.
National Republican., 1880-11-20
FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ q 9 E A. R Or E3
Advertisements under tho head Of

Advertisements unuor lhC hfhu ~
RITUATfONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
OF un acceptable nature and not to exceed four lnea
on our Third page are free TO all.
ddtctscD cnts, For Rcnt, safe on Lost not 10 eacftd
nfec hnts, utU 6c 6sotcd nrCe tines Jor Ttcentirc
0nn
II answers fall to come the first time, we invite n
second third or ns many repettons a. necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish the ad-
vcrsors to feel that they not imposing ON US, but
are doing us favor by using our FREQ columns, ~ we
are predetermined 10 make TIL REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
iheir wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 o1Nl1tAIS ONLY not delivered through thc
postoflce. If initials used they should be direceI
70 the care Of some person, firm OF postoilce boG.
No free advertisements taken after . o'clock y M
Advertisements can be ell ut our office, or sens
through the mail to
NATIONAL REpUnTrCAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-11-20
.IIIIi IAIIIIiionrncd unLl Mondny At " o,elook.
District Courts.

Cmculr COURT DIVISION No. Justice NAcAR.
THuG.-Kirk VS.. Young referred TO j. ). John
ply declaration. Barber < Co. vs. Pcople'ssayings
bank; motion for new trial ana EXCEPTIONS
Rcvcls vs., Parker; jury out: -. ,,,.....
Wood * Co. VI. Gruh0nlitc aud Trinidad Alph1lt
Pavement company; agreement FOR Judgmeht ior
man; reference 10 John n. Oliver set aside and
referred to J. j. Johnson, snuh vs. Wheeler on
trial. ,,
decree 10 be drawn. Hazel VS.. OCunnor decree
to be drawn. BettcS vs.. CnfrcO ct a.; pro con-
icssO against defendant sullivan granted. Bal
mann IS. JohnsOn reference 20 auditor stone VS.
Starr withdrawal Of note from the flies Of the
court granted Callahan " MageGi appearance
of S. T.. Magee ordered. Fisher VS. McDonough CT
al; pro cOniesso against defendant Anderson
granted. Crandell vs. Washington City savings
6Nnk; payment of dividend ordered 'lhicecko
VS.. ThlcieCkc; sale ratified and cause referred to
auditor
PRoHArE CouRT-JusrcE Cox,-In re estate B.
4. Mackall; letters testRmentary issued 10 Will
lam w. Mackall and X. G, MackNll, bond 500. In
re estate Jacob c. Miller order to sell personal
estate In re estate Asa L, Phillips viii admitted
10 probutei Sophia L. Phillips ppo!nteieNeeulriN
bond $500, In re estate l.. W. GuinSnd; admins
traitor ordered 10 pay personal laNe'. ~ re guard
ianship William !. WngOte; Sarah Il, Wmgatc ap
pointed guardian; bond 81 500 In 70 Laura Brooke;
Deborah @. Brooke appointed guardian BOND e5Ju'
In re estate James A. Kennedy; Will admitted TO
probate and letters OF administration issued 10
George T.. Kennedy bond sliOo. In re- estate
| Grace CalyeIt citation against r. Il, IalNert re,
| turned served. III re thlhNt d1No" ~ NlANNl
| Rcy f. T. Boyle appointed guardian TO Jacob and
Julia DorrIc5 bond $1,000 Ia re- estate J. G.. MI
er; inventory OF personal estate (ssIl ol returned
by administrator. In Tu estate 3. NJ.
| GALES. report Of sale by executrlG. In
| re estate James II. Smith inventory OF personal
| estate (sllS7I belonging TO ward and annual rem
tni value d l6i) of orphans real estate returned by
guardian In re- estate +, q, sellhousen; inventory
OF personal estate (Sj,l5Q25) returned by executor,
! I'm re estate Michael Leary, Patrick J, Leary
ana Isaac II. Ford appointed administrators
| bond 5000 In r0 estate John Fowlep
John l.. French appointed administration bone
! $500; Mary 4. FOwlo appointed guardian 20 th'
orphan children; bond $500, In re Pierre Blaine
| viii admitted TO probate' NRrcissie DemosgStI aP
| CRIMINAL CouEr-JUsuCEJAMEs = NJ Johh'
son, murder OF James johnson; continued 10 lh'
next term uf the court
.l | ---a=
National Republican., 1880-11-20
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
POsToFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINurOS, ID, G., Ocl. %, 1850.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De
partment. UNTIL ia O'CLOCK NOON, ON THE
18TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1851. for furnishing n
new kind of mail locks and keys for the sole and ex
elusive use oil the United States through registered
mails.
AS the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model OF a lock and key would tend 10 impair Il not
entirely destroy the further utility OF such locks and
keys for the purposes OF The mails. the Postmaster
General prcscribes model or sample for bidders,
but relies for selection the mechanical skill aud
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors,
hereby invited may develop in samples su omitted
by them
Specifications OF the conditions and requirements
relating TO proposals, samples contract etc. we'll
as forms OF proposal will be furnished application
by letter TO tile Second Assistant Postmaster General.
No proposal will be considered unless II shall have
been submitted in accordance with such specification
and forms.
The contracts which may be made viii be In con.
formiy to the specifications and the accepted pro-
rosai. But the right s however, reserved to reject
any and all OF the proposals
-rUhlrR
National Republican., 1880-11-20
Proposals for Fresh Beef.
OFFICE OF ACTING CoMMIssArY OF
SUBSISTENCE, Font WItPPE, VA,

SUBSISTENCE, TOHT WHTTpE, Va,
November o, 1850
CyEALED PROPOSALS, IN triplicat with copy
y orth.s advertisement attached will be received
at this Office until u o'clock noon OF FRIDAY, NO
NEMBER 20, 1880, for furnishing tho Fresh Beef
quired by the Subsistence Department. U. S. Army,
for issue to troops at this post, from January 10
June 30. 1881.
Separate proposals will also bo rcce ed at the
time Tor furnishing such choice and other cuts Of
Fresh Meats (BeeE Mutton. Veal, etc.. rs may be
required by the ufCers and their ihncs
Bidders will specify In the proposals the price per
pound for which they will furnish the Beef from
their stalls ~ well the price delivered at the sub
sistence StorehOuse. Further Information as to quail
ity OF Beet etc, will he furnished on application 10
b. ii. GILMAN, ist 1t. 18th Inf, A. A. q. s.
National Republican., 1880-11-20

A HItSPECTA BILE coIorCd woman with best OF
~ city reference wishes n situation TO cook, wash
and iron III u small family. Apply New IGamp- |
nhiTc ave ana |. street. nOl7 |
National Republican., 1880-11-20

tallty restored In either Young or old. An Malaria
Polsons and lingering diseases Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradlcated nom
The system. For further dlseases and difficulties
which treat you must max nppli Gallon at my ofhee
CONSOLIDATION FREE TO ALL
Office and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corner OF Tenth
md X streets northwest.
National Republican., 1880-11-20

EoR RENT - SPLENDIDlY FURNISHED
HOUSE, NO. 2Oi7 ST n W, WITH OR WITH
OUT BOARD. This handsome residence has for n
number of years been occupied by members OF for
elm legations hut IL nn,y yncnnt nn@O.iws
National Republican., 1880-11-20
PROPOSALS.
4 OooRKEEPER's oEEIqE, HOUSE REPRE-.

nOoRKEEPERs OFFICE, HOUSE REPRE-.
L SENTArINES, u s.
WAsuSGroN. ID. G., November 10, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received Rt This
Office until II o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY, NO
VEN BER ~. 1885, for furnishing the House OF Rep
resentatives and storing in vaults Of south wing OF
Capitol seveniy.llvc tons of best WHIrE-ASH FUR
MACE COAL and forty cords OF best OAK WOOD.
Coal to weigh 2,2lD pounds per ton aud TO be re-
weighed ut Capitol II desired Wood to be sawed In
two cuts and to i23 cubic feet per cord and
corded and measured Ut Capitol. Coal and wood to
be delivered WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER !, 1850.
Storage and Government Inspection at bidders cost.
The right to reject any and an bids and to accept
reject any excess in quantity Is reserved to the Gov
ernment, Envelopes containing bids must be marked
proposals for Wood and Cour' and addressed TO
CHARLES w. FIELD,
no.O8t Doorkeeper House OF Representatives.
National Republican., 1880-11-20
LOST.
WANTED-SITUATIONS.

10y n colored gir n situation ns nurse or chamber.
lp maid; good reference. Apply vt 10 q st sw,
A WOMAN wants a place TO cook. wa'h and Iron
IN or to work as laundrcAs; to stay at night or 90
homo. good rnLernmna. call M ll2l AZ - mo2l