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National Republican., 1880-02-23
Denth of "a CentonnrIan.

Mrs Dozah Bloodgood died at Perth Am.
boy recently aged one hundred years and two
months. Nj. Freeman BloOdgood, her youngest
child-he is fifty nine years old-living in
Now York city, said to a reporter:
My mother was born at Metuchen, n. j.,
about mile and a.half from Perth Amboy,
on December 9, 1770. Her maiden name was
Freeman. She married William Bloodgood
on December IL, 1193-eighty-One years ago.
She had nine children, of whom seven ara
living. The oldest is eighty; tho others
seventy.seven, soventy-!our, seventy-two.
sixty.nine, sixty-six and ifty.nino. Ono of
my brothers died at soventy-two and the other
at seventy. My father died at seventy.four.
but lie, too, was healthy until he hurt himself
one day riding young horses. Otherwise L
think he would surely be living to-day.
My mother celebrated her one hundredth
birthday on December last, at Perth Amboy.
She danced in one of the sets, and was really
as lively as any of us. All the members of tho
family were present-that is. her sons and
daughters, grandchildren, greRt-grandchil-
dren and two great.great- t-grandchildren In
| all, her descendants have numbered sixty
and forty-one of them are living. There
were five generations of us at tho cole
bration. At the celebration my mother
gave us an account of her we'd
ding journey. She was carried about a
mile from her homo in a farmers wagon, and
after the ceremony her friends presented her
with potatoes, onions, squasLes, corn, cows
and hogs. Her figure was just MS erect on her
one hundredth birthday as it was on hor
twentieth. For the last ten years she has not
been able to distinguish faces across the room,
but reads without speCtaclcs. At the celebra-
tion of her last birthday 5ho sang for the com
pNny the hymn MY Days are Gliding Swiftly
By"
Mr.. Bloodgood added that his grandfather's
father was also born in New Jersey. The old
farmhouse in which Mrs, BloodgoOd was born
] is still standing.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
BOARDING.

90 ACRES house and barn; ront go; half taken
~ IN work; German gardener preferred; small
trnll furnished tree, Apply at l.I0d 81 NV leL0
National Republican., 1880-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
=" VII NWT1ETf
LSmnrlnN,s Snrmnn1


The night before tho assassination of Julius
Cesar his wife dreamed that he fell dead
across her lap. have a friend, n retired sea
captain,who dreamed one night that q suffering
ships crew wore drifting somewhere in his
vicinity. Ho reused up his men and set sail.
and kept Oh sailing until they all thought no
was stark mad. Finally he came upon
halfsiarvcd crew on raft, took thom In, fed
them aud brought them to New York. Who
sent that dream The God Of the sea In
1885, ship from Spithead was wrecked on
certain ' rocks, called tho Caskots. The
crew climbed on the rocks and the
captain OF II ship from Southampton
had twice in ono night dreamed that ship
wrecked sailors were dying on the Caslsets.
He needed the dream, sailed ont Of his course
and took of the survivors. Who conducted
that drcam2 The God of the sea The God
of the rocks! The Row DR.. Bushnell tells ofa
dream that happened TO II friend of his Cap
tain Huunt, In the Sierra Nevadas. Yount
dreamed twice in the same night that a FAM
lily was slowly starving aud freezing to death
in the snow Hcmming in their camp he saw
Cn his dream) rocks of peculiar formation,
such as lie had never beheld before Ho
told IL the next morning to neigh
Dor, and the ncighor said, Great heavcnsl
Those are exactly tho kind of rocks
they have ut - naming canon in
the mountains $50 miles distant. On tho
strength OF his dream. Captain Hount despite
the sneers and laughter of his noighbors
gathered a company of men and started for
the canon, where, sure enough, they found
the freezing aud starving family. Who con-
ducted that drcam2 The God of the snow
The God of the Sierra Nevada Dr. Grange,
at Wellington, England, related to me how
the Lord had appeared wonderfully TO poor
woman in that village. One morning, when
she stood starving at the door of her cot
tage with another poor woman, her only com.
panion, sho suddenly cried out, "Oh I
Jenny, | see mountains of bread
sec mountains of butter" Jenny said,
"Ali these things belong to your Father and
do you think hell let you die2' Shortly
aftorward relief came, and the poor woman,
who had been MT the point Of starvation, was
supplied with abundant neccssaries Who
conducted that vision2 Tho God of the hungry
and starving! Why, there are people in this
house who have been converted to God in
dream. The Rev. John Newton, while
prolgate sailor on shipboard saw a beautiful
being descend out of the clouds aud put ring
of priceless value on his finger. Tho being said,
Keep tho ring on. aud you will prosper"
Another, being not so beautiful, came up and
tried to induce him to throw the ring into tho
sea- Mountains of fire appeared on the hori-
zon. clouds lurid with wrath shown overhead,
the dark angel was fast persuading him. aud
at last John Newton, in despair, flung the ring
overheard. Then another angel appeared aud
plunged in, saying "Ill get it," aud When he
rose to the surface with tho ring shining in
his grasp the fiery mountains faded away on
the seaboard and the lurid light left the sky.
Then John Newton know that tho ring was
his soul
National Republican., 1880-02-23
NrrND srArEs MARsnALs sALE.

by virtue of writ of heri fpc'a, issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of tho supreme Court of tile District OF
Columbia. ANA TO directed 1 will sell 1T public
sale for cnshnt the Court House door SAID District,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of FEBRUARY, 1879, ut
IL o'clock all the right title clam and thcncre4t
OF the defendant III ard to tho following describe {
property TO wit; All OF lot seventeen m 5quUrc six
hundred and eighiynine (iS), and the south part OF
lot seven, In said square, commencing NJ tho south
Washington, d. G., running tiCucp east with the
south line of lot u said square, Hence north with the
line Of snid lot II TO the northwest corner OF snil
lot Ia thence west parallel with the south line o: sad
lot 10 the east line OF south capitol street; thence
south along said street to place orbcgnning together
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
seized und levied upon M the property Of g. =, Mat
toon, 10 satisfy execution No. ll7.7 law IN favor OF
Jonas. Mctirew. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
fcidts United States MNrshpi d. c.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctlonccrs.

Nh7noAads
National Republican., 1880-02-23
A New Swindle.
New Albany Ledger J

TNVW tNIUNTIy I4vII5VT'I
Another new swindle, known as the Cen.
sus game" has been inaugurated. A GENTLE
manly y-looking owdrves up to a farmhouse
with blanks for statistics of the larm-buslcls
of wheat number of cattle raised acres under
cultivation, &c, Between the tables and tho
foot of the page whore tho farmer assigns his
name attestng the statement is u blank space,
the existence of which is accounted for as af.
fording room for miscellaneous information.
In month or more the farmer receives
notice from neighhoring bank that his note
for $3.50 is due. lie knows nothing of tho
note, but investigation shows that the Census
taker' has filed in the blank with II promise
to pay. which, being now in the hands of an iu-
nocent holder must be paid by the unlucky
dupo.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
rehIsnnhhds
pY puNCANsoN BROTHERS. Anctioneers

Is -a''N''N'NN'''
TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRiCk DWELLING,
PRl&,8 BRICK FRONT, On & STREET, BE
IMEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS :. e.,
AUCTION,
by virtue Of deed oftrrst given to and duly re-
corded in ber s2i iOliO a6 ct seq, ono of the Land
Reeords "t Washington county District OF Columbia,
aud ~ tic request of the party secured Will sell
ut public auction ON FRIDAY the IN day OF Feb
ruHry A, ID. 1880, ut O'Clock D. M, In front OF the
premises, all that certain piece parcel of land
situate, YIN and being Ia tho city OF Washington d.
G., ana known aud dcacri el on the ground plat or
plan of said city as lot numbered Our;een (l4) In
Charles Ju3ts Subdivision OF lots In square numbered
seven hundred I'd thity.two (75l) together with all
the improvements ways, easements rights privileges
aud hercGltumentS TO the same belonging or IN amy
wise npperiaining This lot Is improved by a sub
stantlar and Wei built thrco.Btory and basement
dwelling. having front OF nineteen feet on
street south.
Terms of sGe one-ourth clsh, balance in one and
and TO 10 secured by deed of trust on the
premises sold; conveyancns ut purchasers cost; de-
post Of % required at time Of sale. Terms to be
complied with N seven days, Otherwise the trustees
reserve he right to resell thcproperty at the risk ard
cost OF the deiaulting purchn9rr nfter giving five
Gays public notice ofsuch resale In some newspaper
published In Washington. d. G.
G. NJ. FORD,
JOHN \. VAN DOREN
ie0.2taw-ds Trustees.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SITUATION boOkkeepcr Address for infor
- mntiOn and penmnnship No 81 rwelfLh 81 te2l
National Republican., 1880-02-23
FUTURE DAYS.


BY virtue Of decd Of trust dated the 10Th O. Jann.
nry, lse, aud duly recorded IN lbeT No SlO folio 81,
one Of the Land Records for tho District OF Columbia
nnd by permission OF the Court III the CnSG OF Cunnel
vs.. Dow en ct AL, equity, No. G,s2t and NJ the re
quNt OF the party secured thereby, we VIII soil at
public auction, In front Of the premises, on SATUR
DAY, the 6h day OF March, 1870, 1t i:;i o'clock p m
tho following described real estate. situate n the city
OF Wahlngon, District OF Columbia to-wll; rhe
north purt of lot numb red ~ according to w Wlem
Richardson's subGwison of original OTIS numbered
= y and }, in square west Of square numbered 5d, OF
the nuihpntic ground plat or pan Of said city Of
Washlngtuu; beginning Tor the same at the north
east corner pf sad lot and thence running south Our-
teen irr; iheucr to thn line OF said lot and
e. tm alley; thcmcc with said liue nOrlhwesorIy TO
the northwest corner OF said lot, and thence east with
Tue north line OF snid lot to Third street west nnl
place otbcgnnills bong br same property conveyed
10 sad Dow On y Mary Dlnt, by deed daiei Scp'on
b'r ~ $50. and duly recorded IN lbBr No GlB folio
S, ct seq, ~ the Land l,cCurds OF the District o. Co
lunIbin with the improvements thereon.
Tcrm,-Ouc. .iuur cash and btuuc In 4, ~ nnl Is
mouths nom date OF sale, with interest at per cent.
per mnun, and secured by deed OF trust upon the
property sold
All conveyancIng at purchasers cost lfterms OF
sale ure not complied with IN days the trustees re-
serve tho right to resell u the risk and cost of tie
lau!tng purchaser after days advertisement
JOSEPH H. EDISON,
al 1sr,,ai
National Republican., 1880-02-23
DocOllete Drssses.
[ChicOgo Trlbune.l

At the charity ball in New York-the swell
event of the season--some of the ladies ap.
peared in dresses so exceedingly scant above
the waist that they were the "obseryed of all
Observers" The Times says that the tendency
to extreme display in that respect is regretted
because the charity ball, in addition to its
other objects and attractions enjoys the
prestige OF setting the fashions, aud 1t pains
our hearts to read that many ladies present
manifested the determination of society to re-
turn to tho old style Of decollote dresses, and
as is usual under such circumstances, the re.
yval went further than the originals Tho
mania for light colors appeared at its height,
and two-thirds of the toilets were white or tho
most delicate or neutral shades of color.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MoNETARY Matters IN VIEW YORB
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW York February 81 1850.
The imports for the week were large amounting
to O273O00, of which s6A0l,27i were general mer-
chnndso and the remainder dry goods.
Money was easy at 5@O per cent. on call, and
closed at per cent.
Exchange was firm, With light business ut 1881
to dSi for long and 4SG to 1864 for short sight,
Governments were quiet and generally steady.
State bonds were duh ana nominal
railroad bonds were less active. Eric COnsOll.
dated seconds continued firm at 03lSGg3}6. Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburg hrsts advanced from
72& 10 a. Chesapeake q Ohio frsts were firm at
90, but currency skies fell Off TO AZ. Iron Noun.
seconds do. to slH, but the former recovered to
93N ana the latter to 81. So. Paul S Sioux City
iirsts advanced TO 1903; Kansas Il Texas frsts de-
clined from 67 to 66, and recovered to 60A. Kansas
City Northern Omaha diyision) sold at lll14@
1l2.
The stock market opened buoyont and prices
advanced 4 TO per cont, but reaction OF 4 to
per cent. took place. Thereafter the market was
Irregular. but during the afternoon exhibited re.
newed strength and buoynncy, aud an advance of
y to 2]5 per cent. enSued the Telegraph shares and
The Coal stocks being the leading features. AT the
close Atlantic q Pacific Telegraph reacted per
cent Nashville. Chattanooga q 81. Louis was a
marked exception to the general list, advancing
per cent TO 100yf rcacting to 1885, rising to lll4
and closing at li0l4.
The sales of the day aggregated 900 shares in
Guiding Atlantic e Pacific Telegraph 5000 Della
ware, LOckawauna d Western 10000 Erie 10000,
Hannibal d st. Joseph 1900, Iron Mountain 5000,
Lake shore 5000 Little Pittsburg 1000, Michigan
Central 800, Northwestern 1000 New Jersey
Central 1000. Ohio e Mississippi 10000 Ontario Il
Western $1,000 Pacific Mail B,000 ST. Paul ll000,
St Paul IL Sioux City 5000, Wabash Il Pacific l0OOO,
Western Union $1,000, Kansas u Texas 1000, and
sutro Tunnel 1000.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
How Many ApuIo. Did Thcy Eat?

An exchange submits to its readers the fol-
lowing calculation respecting the number Of
apples that Adam and Eve ate; Some say Eve .
(ate) and Adam (tool, total 10; others Eve 3,
and Adam s, total l6 others say If Eve aud
Adam 5 2, the total is 20; but if Eve l aud
Adam 50, the total is 1863; if Eve aud
Adam 8 Sl2, the total is 500 If Eve LIST lnte
one tirst) aud Adam l 2 the total is l,633 If
Eve s Adam and Adam l2 4 Eve, the total
is ,g3S; il Eve s / 4 Adam and Adam 8 / , 2
obIigo Eve, the total is -, Oj6. Still wrong. Eve
when she | 8l2 many aud probably felt sorry
for it, so Adam, in order 10 relieve her grief, 8
?; therefore, fAdam 81 ll2 iliy Ewes de-
pressed spirits, they both ate 81 800, ,sGi apples
National Republican., 1880-02-23
In the Hardwnre Line.

The boys were telling pretty good one
about young fellow named Blake. He was
in the hardware line. One day, when the
boss was at dinner, countryman came In
to buy some nuts. He wanted dozen. Young
Blake looked at the pTce'list and found they
were listed, twenty-five cents dszen, thirty
off," Ho gave a low, inverted whistle, aud
thon, with a sudden inspiration, ho handed the
customer Ave cents, and told him he could buy
the nuts at the other store "By George" he
said, when he was telling tho governor of the
transaction. II thought the best thing l could
do was to save The nuts, anyhow Burlington
Hdpkeyo.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
District Courts.

CIRCUIT Court No. 2-JUsTIcE Cox-O'Bren VS..
District of COlumbia leave to amend decaratlon
Ernest VS. Ridgeway; motion to dismiss suit granted
Balieser u Co. VS.. Sammas; attachment Guashed.
Clahaugh q Croft VS.. Pierce judgment of condem.
nation. Gordon VS.. 0'Neil; verdict and Judgment
able to agree and discharged. Reid vs. Cassidy;
judgment set aside. Gunand VS.. Mcknight judg.
mcnt of condemnation. Pettings VS.. Hubbell mo-
ton for new trial overruled Homiller VS.. Inland
4 Seabogrd Coasting Company; jury sworn and
reSpited until tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
FREE ADVERTISING.
III q . H a R q E1 :
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WANTED, FOR RENT &C.,
or acceptable nature and to exceed four llne9
on our third page arc free to ALL
No Business Advert sements Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements Inserted IN this column at
hvo cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time we invl'o q
second, third many repetltions are necessary
To secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
vertiser5 to feel that they not imposing on as, but
are doing us avor by using free columns, as we
ore determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which tho general public may always have
their wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoice II initials used they should he directed
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No free advertisements taken after o o'clock p. m.
Advertisements can be lett at our Office or sent
through the mall to
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Feb. II. iss
EIrcH, FOX & BROWN. Real Estuto Brokers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAnL IMPROVED
PROPERTY On THE SOUTH EAST CORNER
OF CONNECTICUT AVE AND l. 81
By virtue OF u deed o. trust, dated June H. A D.
1873 aud duly recorded In lbcr IL, fOiO %, OF
the Land Records for the District Of Columbia, viii
sell Mt pnbC auction In front of the premises, on
FRI AH February u a. u. lss1 ut O'Clock y, M.
the following cribed real estate situate IN the Cty
Of Washington, District Oi Columbia, to vii: Lot {, in
Harris q Grammars sub division of square mum.
berrd one hundred and slxtyour (iGil, recorded
IN thp Office OF tho Surveyor OF the District Of COlum-
bn in liber Is, ioO i0l, together with the improve
ments thereon, beng premises No lGaj Connecticut
avenue, now occu led by the French Minister.
Terms cash. deposit OF 81 UO Will be requrela at
time OF sale. All ConvcyHnCing ut purchasers cost.
lftcrnS Of sale ARE not complied with in five days the
trustee reserves the right 10 resell ut risk and cOt OF
deiautng purchaser, amer live days advertisements
RICHARD WALLACH.
j. Il. COLDWELT. Trustee.
AuctiOneer. fehir-dcdS
National Republican., 1880-02-23
TrNTrED sTATf.s MARsnADs sALE

BY virtue OF writ OF iier facas issued ont Of the
Clerl3 OCe Of the Sup Court Of the District of
Columbia, and TO directed will sell nt public snlp
for cash. In front Of the Court House door Of said Dis
trct, on THURSDAY the ith day Of March 1850 1t
~ o'clock n all the right title claim and interest Of
the defendant In and to the olpwiug.dcsCrib prop
ertyi 10 WIZ iOt NO. ~! ~ - hgS suDtiiNlslOn or
said District, described rs follows beginning for the
same n; point II feet iuCh distant from the south
west corner Of said original lot I, on south street
and running thence west with the line Of street
II feet Inch, and running back thence nt parallel
lines 10 an alley In the rear, together with all aud
singular the improvements thereon: levied upon as
the property OF Felix Grcennppc, to satisfy exc
cuton No. 2l,475, ut law, IN iavorn g. Boyd Barrett
FREDK DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal.
Feb. H. 1880. feigdty
National Republican., 1880-02-23
= WILLINM NJ SMITH,, -ne8nNn, ItIFtN
PY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionuor

TRUSTEE SALE OF TwO-sTORY. FRAME
ROUSE, No. 30 THIRrEEN-A ND-A-IfAL LF
STREET $. w, BETWEEN G AND u.
BY virtue OF deod of trust, dated the Sth day OF
May, 4, ID. 1876, and duly recorded in lbnr No. SIS
folio 3ii OF the Land Iecortis or the District OF 90
lumos, snd az the written request OF the party
cured thereby, will offer Tor sale ut public auc lon
In front of the premis g, on MONDAY, the 25d day
OF February, 1887, at o'clock D. m. the following
real estate and prem ses, located In Washington city,
y. G., with the improvements thereon, The south
half OF lot No. <, In square No, go.
Terms OF fSale-Uue-iUurth OF the purchase money
in cash, the residue IN six, Twelve and eighteen
mouths. to be 80 ured upon the premises sold with
Interest from the day of sale a the OF
cont, or oil cash, at purchasers option
If the terms OF sale not compiled With IN i've
days tho trustees reserve tho right to resell the
premises ut the ri and cost OF deaultng purchaser
deposit of 81 Will b. required OF the purchaser
the day of sale. A. 81. STEPHENSON,
SAMUEL II wIMSATr,
h7poFads rrti,tp,.s
National Republican., 1880-02-23
LEGAL.
EdAL NOTICE.

NJ. Cohen, OF llU2 Seventh street northwest, having
assigned to me- Julius Lansburgh. on the 7th day OF
January, lssO, all his goods, chattels merchandise,
bills, notes. bonds, bO Jk accounts and claims hereby
give nHice that all parties indebted to said NJ. Cohen
are hereby warned 10 pay moneys to said Cohen,
hold In my posse sion all books appe tanning TO his
business, and am the Ouly one uhDrizcd to collect
ana receipt, Any evasion OF this Will be pros cutcd
to tho m extent OF the law and all moneys collected
and reCeped 10y NJ. Cohen since January l. 1880, the
time Of assignment, Will not recognize and will at
once commence the collection as per authority vested
in me- JULIUS LANSBUHGH,
No. I2l seventh street,
Assignee of NJ. COHEN,
ial7.tf No il02 Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1880-02-23
shnkesnenre,s MIsdom.

Shakespeare, wiscst of men, over 200 years
ago detailed almost every experience of tho
human heart and almost every phase Of hui
man life and in one place he even seems to
have prophesied that remedy of remedies, the
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
National Republican., 1880-02-23

NOBODY should 20 to church, or public
meeting, hacking away aud disturbing tho
preacher or orator with their cough. Use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup ut once; II costs only %
cents A bOttlg
National Republican., 1880-02-23
AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY
John SHERMAN q CO.. Real Estnto a Auctloneers
~ 81. Cloud building


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL les.
TAIE SITUATED on X STREET, BETWEEN
IWENTY-fIBST AND TWENTY SECOND
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY Virtue Ofa deed Of trust duly recorded In libcr
No. $50, lulo one OF tie Land Records Of tho Dis
trict OF Columbia ana at the written request OF the
holder of tie prom ssOry note secured thereby l. as
Tie surVivmg trustee Will sell at public auCtpu. In
'front.' OF the promises, on MONDAY, the 23d day
or February, a. d. 1870 nt 1870 o'clock y. m, Ue fol-
lowing described real estate o-yt: Being the eastern
part otlut numbered six (d), IN square seveny-hree
tdl the SAID eastern part OF suid lot having mont ~
cghicon tlsl feet and ten (0) inchcs on tic line OF
north street and running buck wt4 the same wdth
to the northern or rear line Of sud lot,
Terms Of~alp-On phuf C1tsh and the balance In two
equal payments at three aud six months with per
cent interest from day Of safe for which purchaser
shall give promissUiy notes, secured by cl OF
trust on property, or all the purchase money can ba
paid c'Th ut option of the purchaser. All convey
nncing H cost of purchaser II terms of sale b. not
compiled with within ten days from day Of sale the
trustee reserves the right resell the property at tho
cost and risk OF tho uelauHing purchaser after yo
days advertisements
JAMES @. NAYIOR. in,
surviving IruNen.
-taf,a u.t.N 10
National Republican., 1880-02-23

lAS1 PI1zes amounting sllO40
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
potnts, 10 wnOm u lDeIHl cOnlpenHAtiOnwl be paid.
Write clearly sating null addreSs, lOr further uiOr
only 70 NJ. A. DAUPitIN
New Orleans, Louisiana
or same per5On ~ No, 40 BuulSaY, Aow YORK.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawlugs arc under
the supervision and management OF GENERALS a..
n, BEhUltEGARD and JuBAL. \, EARLY.
N. B.-fhl4 Company has NO AGENTS In the
BRIrlSH POSi lt5SIONS and all persons pretend
log to bg sn and soliciting orders by circulars
otherwise are SWlNDLEUS, febtl
National Republican., 1880-02-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

ID
The Gront DOuble-Traclt
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND COU'rH
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-02-23
IsONIAN INSTITUTION,

- lMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
= OFFICE on THE ~ECRETARY,
WAsHISGrON, February 20, isSD
Sealed Proposals Will bo rDselyed by the National
Museum Building Commission, Washington, ID. C.,
until y. M, March 1850. for labor Rnd gcaOlding
required in plastering certain parts of tho Fire
Proof Building for the National Museum, In ac
COrdanCe with specifications and plans, 10 be at
the Office on tile smithsonian grounds, where also
any additional information may be had from the
Superintendlng Architects
SPENCER +. BAIRD,
io2O-eo6t For Nat. Mus Bld'g Comm,