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New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
AVON, Oct. %, 1850.
Mn11.mR. GRAcE. csq.

~ -IR Ynlr note of tho 27th inst. handed To
m \. uay ana / distinctly remember, IN ihc wear
Iact ,,hru / was Fleet Paymasier of thr American
o, ,dr,n III der tnc comm nd Of Admiral C-atIe' H.
ioe. ~ rc. 4 Co AT Gil 40. Peru. Which certain
drafts orawi by me upon the Oniel ate treasurer
g.rs c,srp by your house PuOr 10 my appNcati"h 10
your hnu e. hoy ,nkug houses - C"!ao hii declined
Ia take mills drawn by the Irrshr' DEPARTMENT
law reason Of tu.Ir dcciinatOu to invest IN the ana te
q vernturnt credit b ing low ~ tue time desire 10
,y tba, y,ur house having confidence III tn' Unllcd
81 fpa Cove nncnt c3snci tue uldIts Nhich uIe"
unnn tho Treasury Department. ! take gUai pressure
in fc.ti wing to gOur pinOtsm ~ IN action o your
tsc ,f & Al ao IN relieving ~ hrrtinh"iutc stited
l,rn o rr nonses had suiici nt conn nee III the
4 Cv4,tcu of the United sla.e- 10 make the advances
'.,tcI, ,, &. .yprumcut tt need. am
- y. W. ,,cry r,nly J. g. ELDHIDGE. L :. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
ANOTHER SOUTHERN OUTRAGE.
pJreryres MEN TOR MR. DOWD.

The Independent Business Mems Association peid
meeting last night at che Hoffman House, Joseph
C.. Cary presiding. A committee on pTfIhaheh'
FORMULATION was appointed. Several speeches were
made in support of the Republican candi-
date for Mayor. At late bour Mr Dcwd h,msci'
entered the room, and was reoeIved win cheers
Uo remaned a few minutes onlV After much e1ra-
o., discrssion os to the best means Of defeating Mr.
Grace, the meeting adjourned 20 meet daily at the
Hoffman House at 1880 D. n.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
ccutrs And cASUALTIES-6Y rELEGRAPA
ru1In ecALnEp 10 DEATH

ruILp SCALDED TO DEATH
~. nor vlCK y T., Oct. 2o.- "bnle Dunn
-, ,e, -l fc into tub Of boiling "a'efo" "euH''H"J
,n .as se.ldsI tp death.
"h' Wv" FELL FROM ALOIr
roErE.~ No spf w. nit, s,St S.l,tli, .,ei,sr Al
man na r'I f,,iine nj io 10 tnc deck y'stcida5 lie
oi,d ,us tiuiflil-- -. ,.,.,,, 81, 4 ,nv
~ r. 3S-,lrs. gar Plt. Ger
nNa,iy .ixty so year, oil c'ni,'tci 7a'.s a itf.
'''- iy -cN-. .ul ln % i'if - -. l., "''' '
i.nd n.cn .nii,Iile fI"m i''h"h ,.,..,
''' KILLED BY ACoLohhD ~ NJ ~. ooI,,.l
itN, A., ''' ,hife 10 as. noir Joncs 'ofo " O.c
Ll'n il No., Of ,t,h County ihc "l-Ph was aDon'
W, an oin 49, al o. cotton. nrtls "ls .fI's'"i'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
1AMrs WOOD II CORNING.

CORNING, \. Y, Oct. 2S.-Tne grandeFt
noro,p of tbe campaign took place tonight James
Wood. The Ifish miner, OF lana delivered the bes'
sr.qcn Il the canvass. There were $500 torches IN
Inc Sfeubpn County may Je set down lUl @OoD mayor
NV for (lrd,l "a and Arthur on the 81 Of November
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
JOEL COOK WIrHDRAWS.

PHrLApELpHIs, Oct 2S.-Joe Cook, hepuo-
ican candidate Cty ControIer mas "ihdr'"h from
te ticket and T. Harper Jerieo has been named IN his
place. -, NJ, ,
Eor me Tpdsoendeet Repu6tcdn Meehg one hs If'a' I"
Eo w" -. In zee Third and 7tath Fdqss rcspef'rety
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
4 GREENBACK CANDmATE RETIRES.

HORNELrsvILLE, \ y, Oct. 28.-Dr. ;. L.
satrncR tie GrernbtcB candidate fox Assemoyr an Of
r,e IN Dstrict of Strubcu County, has Withdrawn
.rder to forward the interests oi tie Rev Thomas X.
Ercn-r oi Em!rA. GrccnbacE candidate for Congress,
who y al be supported Oy tue Democrats
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
Nor AYIsH,NG For SUPPORT.

An advertisem ent appe red yesterday call
inc On all voters who unwilling 10 support eher
tie straight "city tickets 10 ass noie az Stein way
Hall al o'clock last night = support flanf.h LdsoA
,- favor ne nve or TX vo-ers who went to stcnway
HaG "a, ne hour named found The ouowlrg notices Oh
It'd bulletin boards:
" Too Late!
Mr. Edson fn1l- decline nomination.
" meeting 10 night
War pdtirnilY until lSS2.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
D0yLE wAIYEs ExININ41IOM

CuCAGO, Oct. 2s.-!he case oi james d.
uo v,o vus arrested by the Cover .inent oiic"is on
,,s,,a let I'm S20IO0O in counterfeit Uui e1 states
-, in MS po-ecssiop III, up before Co uhlss onrf
tt,,,e rms ,noiniug. DOyi- waved an cAahllhhuoh'
and was nrld 20. uitl M go OOo 'al'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
FIVE MILES OF LAMENTATIONS.

NYACK, y. y. Oct. % -Nyacb YVES tic
scene Of u grand Republican, d-'nohst"t0n oc Ne"nts-
d,- evening" Alter au immense meeting IN tie Cbels
:o,s. addressed by the Bon lewis f. Carr there was
,r,do Of tnf Bows IN Blue from tie Count ot Rock
land Orange ana sullivan TIE line OF march was over
route o. iyo nl.e, and ne8ty aii ue Ies4uCHVeS "lu
uisrrs 3D. business illuminated
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
FoI-R THOUSAND MEN ~ LINE.

WEsr NEWTON, Penn, Get. 2o.-IueSday
was a great day Tor tho publ Of Western mn
sy. vln.a. Four thousand farmers anu worklngmen
were IN line We are oog NC 10000 majority in this
state Tor Garfield and Arthur
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

mt the Ropnblican party to anything
relating TO this or ,nv other matter. Its platform
tS past record and the letters of acceptance o. 'ue
ndiiates are sufficient pied og. This Comnnitlce
is satisfied 10 abide the decision of toe people"
ANOTHER SOUTHERN OUTRAGE.
REPUBLICAN NEE1ING BROKEN Up IN SOUTH
DAROrINA.
Ex-Governor jewell yesterday recei.oG the fol-
lowing dic3atch
FtoaExcF. s. c.. Oct. 27 1850.
Oar meeting was brO1cn up to-daY al ~ inohi
Vile Darlington County, bv about fitaeh req Ga
shirt Democrats. who ircw pistols on me WhLo
sneai,iup aad forced the Republicans 10 retire
'P'"N '"s @'N f. u. DEAs,
CongressCn8l Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
NEAL DOW FOR GARFIELD.

BosrON, Oct. 2S.--A dispatch to Ihc HoTatd
from Portland says Neal DOW, the Prohibition
Am ,,r. for tho Presid ,rcv he's given notice that he
,r sDrpl the RcpIn"al ticket IN ihe Lfe,cHl cfiI
ua rp aud that he himself will vote 10: HAlhe!u ahu
Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
tyENGLIsH NDOOP sEIzED.

s,v FRAyci,Co, Oct. 2S.-A dispatch from
q, - .,,..,,t .ys that tn reYonnc cutter NarOt
ass,ldtoe E,giish sloop Alert for using In Amer
: ''n wn,crs Witlsut papers.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
NIP GqAca,s PATRIOTISM.

It's agree, 5,e, ater the rccitais concerning Mr..
Grace II has been the duty oil lHE TRIBUNE Tor the
past two or three days 70 make. to ccme upon II
record of a different character. The following
rt.uatch there ore seat 10 Mr.. Grace and furnished
~ 1ur tribune by Mr. GrlcGs friends. is Published
with great pleasure: . ~, o., ,ooo
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
THE SOJ'TU SHALL NOT RULE.
GENERAL GRANT IN BUFFALO-A SOLID NokIH
AGAINST A SOLID soUTH-A TELLING SPEECH AT
GREAT MEETING.

GENERAL GRANT IN BtFFALO-A SOLID Nohi"
AGAINST SOLID soUTH-A TELLING SPEECH All
GREAT MEETING.
Brrrno. N. Y. Oct. 2s.-Gencral Grant presided
at the great Republican massmeefing hosu nero
tbis afternoon Mt which Senator Conklmg spoke.
On being presented by the Hon. Sherman 5. Rogers
TIE applause was long and deafeDnR, and 1t was
several minutes before Order could be restored As
General Grant stepped to the front of the platform
the applause and cheers were again removed. The
General appea ed fl order, but the crowd continued
10 shout and cheer Finally when an earnest appeal
from Mr. Rogers seemed to be without effect, Cen
eral Grant arose and said:
FtLL0w CITIZENS: As / cannot possibly make
myself heard | snail not say anything 10 you but
ntI)duco you at once to Senator Conkling.
Thon the General mounted the reporters stand at
one end of the platform. and was cheered TO the
echo again and again. After veral minutes delay
General Grant addressed the vast audience rs fol-
lows
FrtIow-CIfIzEvs: Unless order can he reatored
il 10 not worth while for anyone 10 attempt 70
snrak am sure that cannot make myself heard:
an. hic' ilv ,ratified To see the great number OF
ncnpIr that have turned ont here to-day. ar con-
yiurel that the people of the great state OF NcV-
York are fuily alive to III" pending ISSUES m tins
cauiptian Tie Democratic party, orgIp'2cd as II
now l.. ~ under he control OF the reoe Drlgadlers
Ne want at least. a National party WITH policy
that will prevail i'm all sections. We are not VIII
inc aud Won are not wiling. and among the people
OF the Empire STATE there are ineu VINO VIII not
s,lbinit 10 Southern rue. We want 20 be
ruled by NortheTn peop,a while we are allve.
predict for This state the Greatest victory II las
ever had and that IL Will be victory trom the Pa
cIr 10 the Atlantic. throughout the entire North
EN- states. and that we wiu have different organ
ization to contend with IT ne next election from
what We have now. We WI. have Az orRai iilHalloh
then 70 contend with which will be divided into two
parties aud not bv two section. oi the country. We
will then have free ballot and an honest DaiIot,
,yhicn the people OF this country so determined
10 have and If the South persists in Solid South
they viii be met by a : jllI North.
wnn'd make myself heard if could, and say
more TO you but Il Is impossible. and VIII now IL
trotnce to you q speaker who can make himself
heard. Senator Coukhng. of the State Of Ne"-lOIk.
4 grand torchhgh procession took place in the
evening. at the conclusion of which pubic rocco-
tion was rendered General Grant at the residence OF
sherman lie Gett,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
GRTFYBACKERs SUPPORT 4 DEMOCRAT.

HARRISBURG. Penn, Oct 2S.-The Green
oaek Site Com4ttee here to-day aud Resolved to
snprort the Hon. George A. jerks uhe u mocratIe
uonuee tor supreme Id-c.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
ANOTHER DENO,RATIC FRAUD.
Ne. Oct. p. 1850.

Marshall Jewell, CHAIRMAN OF the h'Pu"''V'"
National Committee yesterday receNeu tue lo''o"-
ing telegram: ~, ,.,,
10 tis HOn. MARSHALL JEW EiL' , H.. 90. ,b.,
iIaud Oh, ole beng dis .ruued "iourts'. M 90 -
81 IA, tbr outtDn. s.atIg tltt tue Irp'pi'' ~
no.! Coinlft.e mas s>ir1 "a circular ituuAl"- a. !"
the H. pahheau panty u e'' ~ ,i r ,l = 49,,
"1 Maine a,-o, ,at t"e ddN on "oa '''. r .H'', H.
t' 30. rot M our cotstiIg trti. IL Il chut-rt - -
49, - d,r, Ia c,nct .tc tht Idle states "hnc d'-
sIro,i.g 1ur agricultural iuurts's. .. r3uitc tht
,t,.ornf IL ttsurl, hui plrs,r itleg ph hW'h"rt'HFt
,,i maj We NAV couutcrtct tnr "h"ct tmp tne L.
ur"l'',' '""' w ' G. A. BOuIELLE.
"''" ~ Esp. scat 'o.Inu. tie.
C,oirman Jewel. at once telegraphed fep.y that
-, ,rcnlar of the kind mentioned nad b'eA issued !;
th,t n was false "a every paIucnlar aud added /:
fins COMMITTEES has not ISSUED circular oi any
kind Whatever - regard to duties, ~.
wtu IL attempt in any way 10 com
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
LbSTGUNS OFTHE CAMPAIGN
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT EVERYWHERE


A srIRRING SPEECH BY GRANT-GrNERAL "AH-
FIELD TO HIS OLD FKFNDs-MlNoR NEWS
General Grant was warmly received at
great meeting in Rochester yesterday Inc
Democratic party, he said, WAS under me
control of The Rebel Brgadier9, ana
the Nation should he ruled by North
crn men. He predicted an overwheln-
ing Republican victory next week. Senator
Conliug also made an effective speech Gen
eral Garfield received pleasant visit from
old college friends yesterday, and m de
graceful address to them. Chlim Marshall
Jewell has received information that
the Democrats are sending ont in
Maine circular. apparently emanat-
ing from the National Republican Com
mttee, committing the Republican party to
certain tariff me sures which are obnoxious
TO Maine worSiugncn. There is great politl-
cal excitement everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29
THE PARADEs AND THOSE PRESENT.

Numbers of prominent business men, repr, senting
tne dl,-gooGs trade OF tins ciry, began TO assemble
az Broadway and Worh-st. early as oc ock
Yesterday afternoon, III order to take part IN pro-
cessiou to the Republican ma>s-meeting ~ Nall-st.
al haltpa,t3. lie SIX had been dark and lover
iuu ali day md thee diSagreeable c"iil III tho
AR; vet fIom early morning the list oi thofe wish
inc TO take part in the demonstration was Increased
u, firm after hrm. 4 Slight sprinkhng OF ram came
M half an hour beiore the order 10 mach Was
o,v.u. and although n greatly increased the dis
comfort il did not appear e. dan.pen the ardor of
the men Who by tnelr presence we've Wiling 20
shaw that they favored the election the candi-
date, OF the Ropubl can party They only urned
up their coat coars and pulled their hats li'tle
further IN front ihe crowd increased RAPIDLY untilit
filed Worth-st from Broadway to Charch-st., and
still the Iecru = came IN. Gnor''s u mi VA sta-
toned al Worth-st. and Broadway and played -
intervals.
Flaallv. Colonel {. b. Mitchell ana his ai'ls AT
rived and the large body of men was marshalled
nlo line Toe formation was a close GO uulh with
| 'front.' of ten men. Each ten or twenty men had
maIsAaPs ana commanding. There were several
New-York tribune., 1880-10-29

AIpANY T. Oc,. ga tr"u =. nntlcv ard
,te IRE named ss ihe Union LTe stock Feeding
IA. =
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Personal.

General Grant and Mrs. Grant will
leave Galena, ILL.,, about the 18th Of next
month for the Rocky Mountains. They
will sojourn during the extreme hot
weather at Manitou Springs, and will
not 60 to the seaside this year. Before
their return TO Galena the General will
take run through the prolific mining
regions OF Colorado and Wyoming. Mrs.
Nellie Grant Sartoris will not visit her
parents this year.
Senator Blaine cent as a wedding gift
to young Mrs. Eleanor Sherman Thaok-
ara case of fish knives with card on
which was written: "To the daughter
with as much love as | have ever bore
the mother" The mother is Mr. .Blaine's
cousin.
Senator Wallace, whose strong anti
Tildsn tendencies arc well-known, told
a Washington correspondent on Monday
that he could not see how Tilden could
bs prevented from securing the Demo
cratic nomination.
Miss Jennie Flood, daughter Of the
California bonanza King,is in New York
with her father, making preparations
for her marriage to Ulysses 8. Grant,
Jr., which will be consuma!ed at an
ea'ly day.
Ole Bull, the famous violinist, who
is now living in a country town oiMas
aachusettS. refused recently $500 10
play at Sunday concert in Boston.
Moody and Saukey have returned
from their Southern tour, and the latter
is now conducting meetings in New
York.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
KILLING n Wild Cat and Saving Her
Ghiid.

For several days past it had been re:
ported tina: wildcat was roaming the
woods in the neigh borhood of Shandak
en-, N. Y. Two or three persons had
seen the animal, but being uuarmsd,
did not dare venture to attack 1t. On
Saturday afternoon last as the four-
year old child Of Mr., Charles Schoon-
maker, who lives on the mountain
bordering on Green comfy, was play
ing near the house, its mother heard II
scream for help. Running from the
house, she found that the child was
being attacked by some wild animal.
Seizing heavy stick, she went to the
child's assistance. The wild cat (for
ssch it was), with eyes sparkling like
FIRE, jumped for the mother and fasten-
ed its claws in one of her arms. Being
strong and oouareous woman, shs
managed to hurl the animal from her,
and, by few well-directed blows, to
end its life. II measured over five feet
from its head to tip of tail, and weigh
ed twenty. seven pounds. The child was
badly scratched, and but for the prompt
arrival OF its mother, would have been
killed.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
The First COlore d . arOr.

Among the jurors selected in Balti
more on Monday, tor the May Term Of
the City and State Courts, were two col
ored men, being the frs. time that
men OF color have been pat on juries in
the city courts. One OF them, James
A.. Harris, was drawn on the peti, jury
of the Criminal Court, and the other,
William l.. Vessels, en- the City Court
Jury. Harris is wel-known caterer,
and Vessels porter in store. The
latter ope was accepted as a jurymau.
He remarked that he felt pride In be-
ing the first man Of his race to serve on
a Jury in that court, and that he
would preserve the Summons TO hand
dow TO his Children.
In the United States Court in the
same city colored men have served on
iuries for several years.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Grand Excursion.

We see by the advertisement in
another column that Epworth NJ. Il.
Sunday Sc lool have decided 10 have
their annual excursion TO Bombay Hook
on Thursday, June 18th, having char
tered the commodioas steamer Thomas
s. CIyd.,' there ill te room for all
who wish to 60. A brass band will &C.
company the excursion. According to
the testimony of those Who have gone
on former occasions (and as the CON.
mittse have promised to spare no pains
in making this one OF the bsst) we
havs no hesitancy in urging all those
who wish to spend a day Of pleasure
and profit to 20 on this excursion.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
LINES IN AN ALBUM.
BY BRET RAITK.


Sweet Mary-a aid OF San Andrea'-
Upon her nataa hay y.,.~u,
Procured an-albt n douDis kh''
Entitled, ''Tho BS> qu'''
But what Its purpose ws. beyond
Its ns mo, she could s0$ 'S0s 1ss
Aud so between It's gilossf u =.
The flower nc gave she'd 1rA Sc
Yet. blanc her moi, poetic ycutli.
Nor deem too great the wong tausd
She knew not Hawthorne's b,oom, mo- ''''N
Nacauiay flowers Of sOng,
Her hymn-b1ok was the total SUN
OF her poetic lore;
And having read through DR.. Watts.
She did not ask Tor MOefe.
But when she oped her book again,
How great WAS her surprise
To md the Leaves. on either side.
Stained deep with crimson dyes.
And in that rese-his latest gilt
A shapeless form she views
Its fragrance sped, q beauty fad,
And vanished all its dews.
, Mary !-maid Of San A "dreas--
Iou sad was your mistake; ]
ct one, methinkf, that wiser folks
Are very apt TO make.
Who 'twixt these leaves would FIX the shapes 4
That love and truth assume,
Yin hnd they keep, like Mary's rose,
Tho stain, and not the bloo1.
-"Ualiiorniau.r
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
The Last OF ahe E'atro ons.

We copy the following from tn,
Mauch Churk (Pennsylvania) Dsmc
crat, Of May srs,. 1t says:
Richard Van Rensselaer,, the las
member of the old Patroou's family
died recently at Albany, N. Y. The
deceased was descendant of Ktllian
Van Rensselaer,, pearl merchant, who
left Amsterdam in 1887 to occupy the
land previously granted to him. He
was a director Of the Amsterdam cham
Der, and Amsterdam was at that time
the commercial metropolis OF the world,
: proud, opulent, Protestant and satura
tad with its spirit of municipal freedom.
Eilliam had obtained from the Indians
round about the present site OF Albany,
large tracts of fertile lands, over
thousand square miles in extent, and
embracing the modern counties of Al
bany, Rensselaer, and Columbia. The
loTd of the manor, or patrOon, was rec.
ognizsd as such by the Indians, by the
Dutch West India Company which had
been incorporated in 1921 under most
extravagant charter, and by the politi-
cal masters Of Holland. The Van Rens-
selaers we're feudal lords, who cared
very little abOnt any sovsreigns except
themselves. and their reign, mediir val
was by no means Q bad one. They
knew how to trade with the Indians, had
never a war, they made fortune ont
oil the far trade, then they enriched
themselves out of their vast estates,
until they lost their feudal or baronial
and become like unto 9th
er American citizens. But they remain
ed barons for over two hundred years,
and for 3 hundred and Atty years they
kept up the Dutch language and Dutch
usages. Almost all the Van Rens-
selaers have been men of mark, and
closely identified with them are the
the LiviDgstones and such
families, while they we're opposed 10 |
the Stuyvessn.a. The Van Rensselaer,
were prominent among the Revolution.
ary heroes, in Congress, in the Legisla-
ture Of New York and in the great en-
tSrprise OF Central New York. There
Young men graduated, most Of them at |
PdrcstOn. jeremiah was member OF
sha first Congress, where be was sue
,seded by Killlam. JeremiAh's broth
ar Stephen was the famous PATRON and
the fifth in lineal descent from Hilliam.
His name is indelibly connected with
The Rrie canal, with the eleetion OF
Iohn Quincy Adams to the Presidency,
With the Rensselaer, Institute at Troy,
With the geological exploration Of New
fork, and with the war Of 1872. D. D.
Barnard was his biographer. Cortland
5 famous in the annals OF Princeton.
solomon covered himself with wounds
md glory at Queenstown Heights.
Henry tue son of Stephen, was active
l1ring The last war, and his brother
just deceased at the age of
'ighty.three, is the last baron. The
lately Van Rsnsselaer manor house
md park in Albany occupy the same
ite originally chosen by Killian.
The original Killian a resident Of
amsterdam, sent ont the first Write
ettlers who landed upon the shores OF
his State. They landed, old historians
ay, above Lswistown: Bat Francis {
|incent alleges on the Banks OF the {
and that from their mas
acres by the Indians, that creek de-
ives its name, viz: Murder, murder,
ill river, in other werds Murders Riv-
+. We have several descendants of ,
his family resident amongst us,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Police C0WFe.

Geo. Walker was fined ten dollars
and costs at Police Court this morning
for having assaulted Mr.. Chew, q
watchman in the employ Of the z. W.
Il B r. R. Co.
There was also one case Of drunken
enness.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
WANTED.

kSrED. TWO WLLL-LtGHTED,
NmnuniCating rooms, situated be-
|Asnth and Tenth and Market and
|rt9, suitable Tor kindergarten, and
ko, ina house where board could be
tNa lady. Address U. n. X, hgPUB.
R1& 6-lGtl
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

hSTED.-A RARE CHANGE FOR A
hsllOss lady or 20 tleman to engage
|EHHatOBMney. making business; small
oly required. Also smart agents
aiIs and female. Apply at store
Washington street. 6l0 6t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

, RENT.-SEVER Al Rooms.
reer single or double at the =. J.. cor.
and hste.; suitable for public offices
had, oy private rh 'mbers. Terms low
No ,epants. Soft JNU. b. LEWIS.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

lIFD.-A LADY ASSISTANT
aoter 10 kindergarten and primary
\ viii reoeivo co Ipensation ny in.
p! the kindergarten training cDurse.
|C i, K RKPUgLluAN Ofhce. 5.lOtf
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

0IbD. A GIRL OR NJ DDLE
saiWOMan t" do general housework.
MRS j.. r. ARCHER.
l7U9 Lincoln street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

\ gGNT-ThREE STORY BKICK
h. 40 vest Third street, contains nine
|ApIy 10 THOMAS JOHNSON,
No. 5l2 west Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

RfED.-A COLORED WON AN TO
ph dishes at Ful!mer's Dining Sa-
Market street. 5122tS
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

HALF GROWN GIRL
w hera! homework in r small fam.
~ T. T.. PARRY, 82T Market 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

OF A HOUSE. AP.
u al 93 Poplar street. 5l2'2t"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

EENT-RDitMS IN GEN RAJ
,ajdinv. cor. 4th and KiGg strests. In
+ I2et1 WELLS h uUCKERS.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

pyNT. LARGELrT OFGROUED
!, Y9rket street, suitable for coal or
rrnd win railroad track. Apply to
EVANS PtNNlNtTON,
tnl No. s East 6th street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

n! FL A HORSE SUITABLE
4IaaV to drive, y. y. II. REPuB-
~F,Nat!tgp.ice. t-i2 Itdltwt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

lIED,-A Coon GIKL ITD 10
nHe'ai hoGs.WOrk. Apply SIS Pop
5-l2-2t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

ihD-A COLOkEn MAN FOR
@u ~ G!!mer's, EOS Market st.;
E'pPIy but good hand. 5l2,2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

flLD TO HIRE A W AH @ N
HasIe Tor city hauling. Apply 5l5
|"~N t-lk.3tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

..'O-W WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
a' hvasehdrk in d small fami y vt
'''a dlr-2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
FOR RENT.

h ,pyyT-lHE TWO OFFICES $.
ID X 81" n" 81 and Shipley sts., lately oceu:
\ H. Frazer Il o., as law and zeal
G,.,ss DIX. IL. GA BRETT,
r% .s"'' Zl9 Shiplcy ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

iMEB-A GlhL FOR GENERAL
@'eWOrk at ")5 Poplar sG. 5-l22Ct
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

.'t,I- |. !, lHEEE HOON%UK PAhT
s,., N9a'e; 'Auiiy VI two. Address
''"'IE . once. 6-l0.t6C
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

/ ..IE CHEsP.-A ~ Il OF TEA
@oiIe''., " 6th A. 6-7.llt