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G. Owes,

Dents Dress Kids, in the popu-
ular new shades; "Preville" Town
Made Paris Kids, in all the new
colors; Reynier Dog Skin Gloves,
plain and embroidered backs; large
variety of Lcather-Lincd Gloves
and Mitts; Cloth and Rignorde, Of
our own irnportations; full stock
Of Walking and Driving Gloves Of
best English, French, and Amer
lean makes,
, 1880-10-18
LAKE ERIE.
VESSELS STRANDED KEAtl COLCHESTER:

FEAHELA kTJLANUE0 NEAIk E0tETIE8TEHs'
6ptesat Dfspateh 10 1ht Chicago Tttbune. =.
CoIcHERTEn{ Ont. 0ct. 1;.-A terrific gnlo has
prevailed Etnco yesterday from tho southwest.
The schooner He'll tianscon, Ia athere ono milo
west nr hero. She IL Hlcn with ri 00 bushels IT
whcat from Detroit to Buffalo, fcr condition ID
critical. Tho crew nrp snfe.e
The schooner 1Ircck Ia riding II out to wind
uNrt nf tho pier here with :, UU bushels Of whent
fer Chatham. Sho II Ill rfRht yct but liable to
60 ashoro any moment. Tho gnlo is increasing.
AsttntssTnun1 NOTES.
Special Dhpatth to 7Ae Chicago Tftb1.n&
ANifsfssTnrftt1. Ont, Oct. f7.-Thc storm con-s
tfnttel ntl day from tho southwest, accompanied
with anow. Tho wlter is very iow,~-only thr.
teen feet IN tho Ltn,o Klins Tonight. Nothing
has passed nut nf tho river to-day. The Gnrtlru
City anu scl,o,ner Church returned to tho river.
Tho sci'uoner MyusoiIs, tho propcIloss sanIlau,
ltntciYli. md tugs Lyon. Phrkcr, Stanlcy l3oot,
kute WIllatns, siollio Spencer, and barKcs nro
here atorc tic cruising. Thu tl1r Frank Mot
fatt With ta,o saycla,,d; md barsc o:coda, aud
@ p"sss w f "iin To 's ssbr cr s4 sf4,o n hsx9 ,2
of tie i.rll'y. Is rgrtnd ut &. C!alr, Cannii.t.
fcars nre enturtu ncd tor tho Brr:k a,ld Dar-
wIrk, lunding IN tho Canadun shorp OF Luke
D,lnhar's drc.lgcs and burgess werc driven
n.hnrg E., g 1T TIC ino kllns OIL saturtlay, but not
III Tax cap!s x. roeort !.rge est,s bound aoTa
Klscrs.
ST. PAUL.
/ G0oD DEAL Of uAMAuE AND A RAILROAD 40.
CIUEST.
Sptetai DApatch to 1Ihe Chicago Tribune,
ST. TACt. NMn., Oct. l7,-This region haI
been isontcd from tho world for two days BY 1
1rcnt storm. extending frun Like Michigan ID
tho Missouri River, It llas prustratcd Telegraph
wires In every direction, and !ctayci trims an
most Ut tho roads here. Tho stt,rnl set In Frny
hight rs IL lrnvy rain, turning ycstcslHy to
snow. which froze Into leo OIL tho streets and
buildings. ind cogyed telegraph w!rc*. Vha
lines Of tho Northwestern Te!ryrAph Company
wcrc very GENERALLY prostratod niony tho
Northern Pacific. Thu potes hRve been
thrown Rcruss tho trick lit many
pl1ccs. Twenty mites of tho Inc l,avo
Dcea prosir,tel, an Sonic :ol 1T tho lines lesl.1
tug out of Chicago nre snltl tu bnvn tccn knocked
out Ut shape and rendered temporarily uA-
scrv1cea6e. The iAn,uge to the wires has
cauecil considerable Inconvenience and unxiety
10 tho ratlronl companies
THE USLy EElt1Uus ACCIDENT
occurred on tho st. f'aul, minneapolis & Mani
toGa lta!troad. ltarNcnrs that. owing to tho
serious prtstrHt.on OF tho teteRrapt !t,es, two
freight. .trnlrs were compelled IL run Wild for
Roine distance. md cO1ded ncar Armstrong
EtNtlon, botWecn Le1nno At11 Nipple Prairie.
Tho two locomotives werG bn1ly tiHnslKeal and
an1ne Of shH frstYht-ears were injured 9n certain
interrupted nu tstttt having arrived since yts-
tctrIuy nl0rniig. The sTuw Is 1eGvy un tbi8
line. amt telgKr1rblc communication IL wholly
broken utf. Tr!tns OH the Oth1r rtnltls have Nr-
tion win Tic Eust wnn rt~ttltrh to-day, aud
trutny from ChicnIO arrived III time,
, 1880-10-18
morning, running tlDWn tho lake, With her crow
GnEt.Ec'e IN throwing overlonr,i hcr dcck.s0ntl

snHnRe't III throwing overltoHr! hcr dcck-s0nh
The propeller Fountain City also reached hero
a!mnt I, neltMk. She ru1e out tue Kals nt anchur
out. ;shc pulled nit her hawsr. ppe atii was
,nI11..ttHy larvs icet ,in!nr tho Paint With her,
i'arxe lnhrr-Uecatl. 1t,1 ',nruo Argn.aut. \
larKc shrct.- asl,l.nft achnnrr wM. rt:n going by
n,lsl hua Rone. S"n,e 1t tho vessels as IN nehar
nppcarcd 70 tavc suffered In canvas, but other.
wtan were IN xtns! atIa1e.
tic rteamcr shclDygnn arrived here firm, MIMI
tnwoc 1nd reth,sts scctng tho stcnnrr Jnh1, 4.
o px ~s eMfv c11 as 'fs ar rr1y nSt
shurc. and thinks she rcnched her ,csttnntnn.
4 Fentnan .as t'lss overheard fsotn ono Ut tho
bnrKcs Ii Nanltowoo 15ay.
At t!tSAPEE.
Sptetdt Dhrateh to ne Chicago Trt6unt.
the southeast, accompanied by rnfL hA, and
ve1 sow sprung up last night und still prevails thls
Tho tu8 Martin. with two Stone .cows In tow,
9ys w" snsr; as, Or nshf 9fs 5 .y ar
seows wcro ted to tIs triine picr % ssa!i,or , t
erense. ind. bcioo + n.sn to.ts,. III ths S 'seo~s W.
n +. the ,adIy beach, aa4 ,fnsf0 c,on 'ssF o~ rss s
tug snstainrtt tome tlnInnKes. thu,tgh not serl-
o,is. while lying " tho harlor pier, x furce nf
HE1L Hllkls
w.brk. they succeeded In pulling tho siurtfn III
tho hnrlWr, !fcr wheel was dsatlc.l,. which
1scceasttate tho he1p Ut the clttxcns. The pier.
siafnngc'f By the wn.cs. The vest end was cur
r'd asay. so tint 1t Is impossible to s.atc how
severat vessels wcrc seen running beforc the
va: nnt!ced with her n,nlr,mast and rivKiux cur
llep"rt. sny that small Gshtug- boat. foun-
anret n.: ara wts insi o1 Two Rivers' and tarec
sessei-1nen my It In the worst storm ercr
known ~ takG Michigan. At present writing
Z r. MI ts,e wl'nl s hauling arotsil to tho SOUTH
No exnct estEnlatu n[ the l.,*s ut this pInce Gun
tt.tHshnd sthllars.
Twu yeS9gss Mrc reported ushOrc ut SnuJy U4y,
Tlfis IL THE tsECfrnuCiTY.
Sptffai Dhpateh to 7he Chicago Tribune,
FnscU,.A, Wis, Ut;f. l1.-An DID. lnrvr, dirk
s5S c sheosr e"';s me-, "so,e @ hsro IT. sh
liew jib tnpsa tnrrsni about s,ne ycar old, four
5is.s. cl!sKo Of sig al,.l seven fout posts md
Tier nh1no and tue crew. \ piece of her III tho
water On the beach hl,s pirc,:+ ut paln ted cuil-
s4k nn!ed on ntnso tho plankshirc.
the rel,.,n1er SewsDuy... The eurgo is Insured
fur q. ...aD n the Grcnt Westcr1t,l
AT MAS1Tuwoc.
Srfe4ai ntttHtth 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.
MASiTOWfE. Wis. Oct l7.-Capt, William
.'landnnlncnt 1t: his schooner, iho i,eciprorty,
logged MI Two ilivcrs Point a,1tl Ie nit, er II,
under tts leo anu dropped tho t!r anchor. hut
ts ens, 3 s x nrted 1ls then IS. 20 .e st,n
ashnra In safety, but the vessel, when Inst scun
by thcn!, ssns fast .lraggnK M to tho bracti.
pe!ler cisy: Of huntington Iiew Oh yesterday. il
will prooab1y t!clay tho WORK about o,!e week.
Ihs Storm TO- Of Yesterday has abascd, and tho
Tlu tn,s- -hlrKc Charles Kcttz ran iii hero thte
, 1880-10-18

Orr1cE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL Orr1cgH, WARs1-
1S0roH, II. c.. Oct. l3-t n. 1n.-FUr tho Upper
Luke rr9tun. clearing weather, northwest to
southwest Winds, xencraiIy higher barulnoter.
stntInnury nr lower temperature.
For thu Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri
valleys, clear Or purity cloudy wenthor In tho
southern part. southwest tn northwest wEu.lB,
stationary or higher temperature. and barosnu-
ter. ~
Fur Tennessee and OHIO Valley ,ctcar or pastiy
cloudy weather, southwest tn northwest wi,,,ls,
stnt Injury ur hIXler ttnMrAttrt, aud tlrt,,1le tor.
EnntiuiinrY siXnM!s caHlinus Ut Duluth, tIuuKli-
tnIl. Marquette, Escannta, hiiiwnukc0, Mo. |,
ChicAK1, nrana llMvrn, Huo. u .Mntktnnu city,
Aipenn. l'nrt ttunnn. Detroit, SeG. Il T1lHls,,
aninllsky. Cleveland, Sec. o, Eric, l,urAlo ltph-
cstur, DsWGX0.
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ami n half feet Of wntcr. Her r1,1ticr Ia tfnm-
nKGN1 MIL stern. post cracked. :
!Iu '!a!nhSe to property shitsltfo Of thu vessel
vii! not fAl! short uf *M, CO.. or $4U00. Tterp ii
scMrcG!y fish. 1nt or small hpnf left IN tho lly.
1t,ho'to's flsh-housu was undermined mud wnshcI
awAy.
, 1880-10-18
HL)KF rs,

Several new lines of Fancy Linen
H. S. Hdkfs. just received. Pongee
Silk H. S. and Hcmmed; English
and French Silk Hdkfs., latest nov-
cities; great variety Of Silk Hdkfs.
Of American manufacture.
National Republican., 1880-03-03
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nd, March 2


Cotton quiet Middlng l3 1.16c
Flour firm, but unchanged. Howard street and
Western superfne. 81 75@5 %; do extra, So 700
Sc 25; do family Sc 1907 25; City mills superine,
81 1905 %; do extra, So 1906 25 do family,
Sc 50@7 5O do Rio brands, 81 25@7 so; Patapseo
family, IS.
higher fell off, and closed dull and weak. South.
ern red, 81 40tG1 As; do amber, 81 4s@l So; No l
Maryland, 81 5119; No . Western winter red spot
and March, 81 46@1 4G34; April and May, 81 47N@
/ Az; June, l 45N@1 iG.
Corn-Southern steady for white; yellow lower;
Western firm and steady. Southern white. 60962c;
do yellow 55655%c Western mixed. spot, 5i3ic;
March, 5l2s@5l%c; April, 5214@523Sc; May, $50
53I5c; steamer, 53Ic
Oats quiet and steady Southern, 4s@i i0c: West.
ern white 47GglSc; do Mixed i5glGc; Pennsylya-
MIA iS@l0c.
Rye quiet at 95@9Sc.
Hay firm and without change. Primo TO choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, Sl7(9lS per ton.
Provisions unchanged Mess pork, ,Sl3@l3 25. Bulk
meats-loose shoulders. 4Ac; clear rib sides, 6Ac;
do packed, 5M@7Ic; bacon shoulders, 5Mc; clear
rib sides, &c. hams, 10@l2c lard, refined tierces,
sc.
20@16c; roll, 20@25c.
Eggs dun and lower at 12@12lIc.
Petroleum duh and unchanged Crude, nomi'
nal; refined, 7Mc.
Sugar steady. A soft 9l4c.
Whisky dull at 81 l0l2@ll IL.
Freighls to Liverpool per steamer UNCHANGED
Cotton, 3-lG@4d; flour, Is 9d@2s; grain, 5@5l2d.
RcCciptS-Blour, 5,066 bbls wheat, 70700 bu
corn, 26j 600 bu oats, $500 bu; rye, 2 100 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, 10 200 bu corn. 10000 bu.
sales-Wheat, 26I7O0 bu; corn. 307,65C bu.
National Republican., 1880-03-03
To take effect
SUNDAY. NOV. lR. ls10. Az l50 z. n

AM Leave washingtoui
S9o-B9ltimoTe. hiJic9tt CITY and Way y stations ,,.
TON on saadnys 10 baltimore enS
Breakfast at ftelay station.
0;b0-Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. tpiedmont
strasburp. Winchester, Hagerstown Frederick,
s.Oo@rHBAL%iifMdoRREs Rs4 4SD LAUREL EXPRESS.
sio-Point OF Rocks. Piedmont, sirasburg Winches'
'' AND 3EH ParloS Car
ca, New York r., and PhIl;asdelphlA o1r,tn1s Ann
~ Pti'fsBURRq ExPRfs5s. Frederick, ,Hagers.
Through % car % to staunIon. Pullman Cars to Crl.
ennat daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily except
% ARnapOls nap Sane aud Wag
burg, College, Beltsville, Laurel Annapolis June
ton, Jessups and Hanover
i:5S-SEw 9oRR PhiLA bELPHiA.' 9Pa ' AND Boss.
l$S-ton spndsy oWHly1Bam2Tg u and and WHy ram
4;s51tPiont oi Rocks Frederick Heger,town Win,
of Rocks and Way stations only.
& s PH PPHHm&2BEs APPfhi%2fa aGRrShk Gs &aE AND
TIMoRE EXPRESS, Norfolk, except sunday.
boat al csnton Stops at Badens6urg aud Laurel
s tBAETfSoE mGIs Gas Wh xN5 5'flSpEL h8WREL EXPRESS
7.4SHfCHicAGo, CoIT4BUs AND PITTsBuRo
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to Chicago ana PttS
olsfNgEW ofg S1P5R YPoRR sRnqaT nqPaMTILADELpnIA AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladensburg AND
laurel Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping to PhilRdelphiA - -, ,,,,r,
9:5OatS'r LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
tDaiy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
| All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket ofces-WAshiugtOn station and GOJ Old.
| and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders Will be
pOInt In Inc clfy W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO :. KO0NlZ General Agent.
National Republican., 1880-03-03
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The wnshbnrn Family.

The Chicago Tribune gives the following
sketch of tho Washbun family. Israel
Washburn, Of Maine, the oldest Of the family,
represented his district in Congress several
terms, and was afterward Governor of tho
State. Elihu b. Washburn, the second son,
spent sixteen years in Congress from Illinois,
and eight years as Minister TO France. Tho
third member of the family is General Cad
waladcr G. Washburn, of Wisconsin. He
served ten years in Congress from tho
Seventh district, raised n regiment and went
to the front in 1862 and filled the Guberna-
torial Office of Wisconsin to great acceptance
from 1871 to 1873, defeating the Hon. James
r. Doolittlo by over 10000 majority. His
donations TO the State are worth recording.
He built and equipped fine observatory that
bears bis name for the use Of the students OF
the Wisconsin State University that cost $780,
0O0 He donated to the State his country res
idence in the vicinity of Madison, valued nc
500 900, to be used as an Industrial School for
Girls He gave an Agricultural and Mechanic
cal Association forty acres Of land near
Mineral Point to be used as % permanent fair
grounds 1t is now conceded on all hands that
the Wisconsin Legislature made great blum
der in 1869 in not electing General Washburn
to the United States Senate instead of Mate
II. Carpenter. William ID. Washburn, the
youngest of the family, represents the Minne-
apolis (Minn.) district in the present Con-
gress."
National Republican., 1880-03-03
District COilrta.

SUPREME CouRT OF THE DIsTRIcT.-CUrEF.JusTIC
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYlIE-National Metropoli-
tan Bank vs. District of Columbia; on argument.
Power vs. Davis ct al: mandate from the United
States Supreme Court fled
CIRCUIT CoURT No. 1-JusTIcE MAcARTHUn-
Chapline vs. Taylor verdict for plaintiff for sl7.25
with interest. Hartung ct al. VS.. Denison ct al.
verdict for plaintiff for $751; with interest Hines
use Of &C., VS.. Bryan default set aside. Utermche
VS.. Payn, garnishee; plaintiff called and attach
ment dismissed NIncke, Buschng Il Co. vs. Har-
bankruptcy. Gilmore VS.. Taylor; settled. Crogin
ct al vs. Dwyer; judgment by agreement for al2,50.
McIntire VS.. Williams; verdict for defendant.
Spads VS.. Croley; on trial.
CIRCUIT CoURT No. 2-JUsTIcE CoX.-Du Bose
vs.: District of Columbia; verdict for plaintiff for
$4,000 and costs. Armstrong VS.. Williams; ver-
| verdict for defendant for $3.50 and costs. Dennis
| vs. Kendrick judgment for plaintiff for 500 and
costs Cady VS.. Schaier; verdict for plaintiff for
EourTy CouRT-Jusr1cE HAGNER-Brown VS..
| Bowley; appearance of absent defendant ordered.
femdant Ordered. Cordeza VS.. Lyon, II. ". Garnctt
| substituted for Jackson Yates, trustee. Kelly VS..
Young decree diseharging defendant McKenna
confirmed nisi. Clements VS.. Rawlings; ratification
| of sale nisi ordered.
ASSESSMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrRIcr-C CHIETJusTtcE
| CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYME.-NO. 6O Tucker Il
sherman use, &C., VS.. District of ColumbiG s.
Hughes vs.NIorrell; 81 Ceas vs. Burgess; 81, oBren
VS. OBrlen 50, Holtaclaw VS.. Ford; 53r Howard vs.
| CArllSl, OU, SOLOMON vs. Nnlle
| CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JUsTICE MACARTHuR.-No
| 16l District of Columbia vs. Forsyth; 2s5 Mid
dleton Il Co. VS.. Clarke ct al; 2i7 Bradley ct al
| VS.. McEuen ct al; 1877 Gaines VS.. Tenney $50
| Dearing VS.. Arthur 1888 Clark VS., Garges & Bro;
pol spoord ct al. VS., Brown ct al. 203, Chldestcr
vs. Colgrove 295, Arnold VS.. Gatchell ct al; 297
| Green VS.. S0nborn; 300 Scrivner VS. Dixon; 3Ol
Morgan VS. Mcclellan; 3O3, Huguely VS., Austin
3O5, District of Columbia VS.. Baltimore & Potomac
Railroad Company; 3O7, Batters VS.. Toomey OF al
| 3ll Burbridge VS.. Peugh.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JusTIcE Cox-No 1lS
| Whitman & Sons VS.. Green; 20i Cape Ann Granite
Company VS.. Blunt & Himber; $500 Gray vs. Barber
ct al; receiver ~ Buckley vs. Boswell lGl, Cres
well ct al. VS.. Connolly; lGs, Towney VS.. Wheeler
Il Wilson Manufacturing Company; 3O2, Downing
u Bro. vs. German; 4l6, Clark vs. Garges & Bro.
AIS, Shea VS.. Smith; 420, United States, use o.
Holtzman ct al VS.. johnson Eliot, garnishee.
| CRIMINAL CouRT-JusTICE JAMEs-Walter Singh
tom forgery. William White alias Henry John
son, petit larceny second ollense. Wilson Jackson
highway robbery and second ofense petit larceny
Frank Foreman, Frank Douglass and Wilson
jackson; resisting officer Young, and assault will
intent to kill Frank Libbey. Albert Beckett assault
with intent TO kill William II. Young, Johr
Walker; obtaining money under false pretenses.
National Republican., 1880-03-03
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United state

TUESDAY, March q 1850.
on motion of Mr.. p. Phillips David Wagner,
esq, of st. Louis Mo, A. W. Terrell, ESQ., Of Aus
tim Texas, and NJ. n. Sanders, esq, of Helena,
On motion Of Mr. S. Shelabarger, Thomas ].
Pringlo esq, of Springfield, and d. A. Hollings-
WORTH esq of Cadiz, Ohio, were admitted TO prac-
On motion of Mr.. John Van voorhs, simon g.
Newcomb esq, OF New Mexico, was admitted to
on motion of Mr.. w. II. Smith, Edward II. Taylor,
esq. OF San Francisco Cal, was admitted TO prac-
tice
G. IL. Clifton ct al; appeal from the Circuit Court
of the United States Tor the district of Kentucky;
decree affirmed with costs opinion 10y Mr. Justice
No 19,-The people of the State of New York OK
rel. Q, p, Williams, plaintiff in error, vs. William
j. Weaver ct al; In error to the Court of Appeals of
New York; Judgment reversed with costs and cause
Temanded for further proceedings in conformity
with the opinion of this court opinion by Mr'
No c9S,~C p, Williams plaintln in error, VS.,
William Weaver ct al, IN error to Court of Ap;;
with costs; opinion by Mr.. Justice Miller.
No, 563.-Williom Cummings treasurer, etc, ep'
pellant, VS. Merchants National Bank, No. ST.
Frederick W, peton treasurer etc, appellant, vs..
The Commercial National Bank Appeals from
Circuit court, Northern district Of Ohio; DEGREES rec
affirmed with costs opinions by Mr., Justice Mil
Ter; dissenting, Mr., Chiei-Justice Waite.
No, l6l-The National Savings Bank of the Dis
trct of Coumpia, appellants, VS.. John A. j, Cres-
well ct al, commissioners, etcd appeal from the
Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia; decree
affirmed with costs opinion by Mr. Justice Mil
Ter.
appellant, vs. the steamer Floridai appeal from
Tie Supreme court OF the District Of COlumbiai
decree affirmed with COSTS opinions by Mr.. Justice
SwRyne
No. l7O--Eben Newton ct al, plaintiffs IN error.
VS. the the Board of Commissioners OF Mahoning
county in error to the Supreme court of Ohio;
Judgment affirmed with COSTS opinion by Mr. JUS
lice Swayne.
No. S7S-The Peoples Bank of Belleyille, plain.
til in error VS.. the Manufacturers National Bank;
In error TO the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Northern district of Illinois, judgment re,
yeTsed with costs and cause remanded with direc-
lion to enter judgment in favor of plainuH in
error; opinion by Mr.. Justice swayne.
No l77.-1he Union Passenger Railway Com
pany plaintiff in error, VS., the City Of Philadel-
uha; In error TO the Supreme court OF the State of
iennsylyania, Judgment affirmed with costs; opin-
ion by Mr.. Justice Clifford,
No. 40g-F. II. Chase, receiver etc. plaintiff in
error VS.. the Citizens Bank of Louisiana; In error
to the Circuit court of The United States for the dis
tret of Louisiana; Judgment affirmed with costs;
opinion by Ar. Justice Clifford,
No. 20i.-James Y. Mcguire, plaintitfln error VS..
D. NJ, and O. Corwine, executor, etc. in error TO
the Supreme court of the District of Columbia;
National Republican., 1880-03-03

TARDs, CIRCULARS AND COMMERCIAL
~ PRINTING,
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOMS.
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A BRICK :hOuse of seven rooms, with gas and
IA bath, by IL cash tenunt rent not to exceed $40
Address &C. Republican office, giving partlcu,
lars mari
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IMMEDIATELY. two furnished COMMIT II lcaiing
Il rooms, with board, for gentleman, wife and baby,
judiciary Square, private mmy preferred
AH1n pnat
National Republican., 1880-03-03

10y single gent emRn, n commodous, meatly.iur
ID nished bedroom, centrally located; bath (hOt
and cold water) must be convenient. Address O II
q, Republican office. mari
National Republican., 1880-03-03
From a Prominent Drug House.

II. II. WARNER s. Co., ROCHESTER, N. "
DEAR SIR: 1t is now only three months
since we received your first shipment of Safo
Remedies. We have sold drugs in this place
for twenty years, and we have never sold 4
proprietary medicine that gives such universal
satisfaction as yours, especially your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure and Safe Diabetes
Cure.
We would mention many who have received
great benefit in cases of Kidney difficulties,
Asthma, Rheumatism, Diabetes, Brights
Disease sc. Respectfully yours,
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Alexandria Bay, N. Y.
National Republican., 1880-03-03
Estate OF Jay Cooke 6 Co.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

PHILADELPHIA, February %, 1880.
The Creditors of this Estate hereby notified that
tho sale OF the various assets represented by the
asset DIVIDEND SCRIP" issued by me Will be
held by MESSRS. NJ THOMAS & SONS, at their
Auction Rooms, Nos. 130 and 1f1 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY, the 3Ist duy
Of MARCH, 1850 commencing at II o'clock "A. ni and
lasting until o'clock p, m and be continued from
has been offered
Notice Is also given that the Committee the
right change the valuations set out in the catalogues
of any of the he offered for sale, under the
plan approved SEPTEMBER 80 1879, until the actual
sale shall be made,
The Catalogues are being sent out rapidly pos
sble Should any creditor not have received copy
on before the list day of March, and will advise
me, one Will be promptly sent to his address.
EDWIN NJ. LEWIS. Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-03-03
1873
GREAT
1879

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO lhh boHBkE E9k fsHGK, STEEL R2ILs, n,
SPLENDID SCENERY iNSAAsNlFloENf ikSA hsolr-
TRAINS LEAVE ~ " WAsHfNofoN from Depot, cor
ner OF sixth and streets. as follows; an.
Parlor Car TO pittsburG and sleeping Cars from
Pittsburg TO Cincinnati, 81 Louis and Chicago
7;4o ~ M 4s.iy %ith ~ b PaISes Car { % GhIHea9s9n H9n
For CanRndalgua Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FalA
AND the North at . a; N daily, except Sunqsay; Jay
% I n m aay exf6 6r WsspSr hIprs L6cs Hayen
and Il NH a, at 1910 a. IN. daily except sunday.
For New York and the Fast $40 u M. lSOand G5 p,
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cara 800 a. m
daily, except Sunday.
at Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn Annex"
Ing double isrTioGe across New York city.
ON '' Snnday, VIVA s'SO and N q Wis Isl p. M ''''
Limited Express 800 q. NJ daily, except sunday, o
M, $50. 7;iO, and @, IS D. N.
For Popes Creek Line, q u. m aud 42o p M ually
For Annapolis, 10 a. m. aud 400 D. m daily excep,
ALEXiASD DRIA AND FREDERl CKsBURd RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD. 49,, 80 -,
For Alexandra, 7;2l D II a m sly; ~ VIZ,
and 1880 ., N, On Sunday, y ana IL - M. ana
For Richmond and the South, 700 M. daily, and
go p m daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington O. s, 10 a.
On sunday at and Oa NJ. and o:O5 p m.
Tickets information, Gleeoing and parlor.car ac-
eommOdations can be procured at the onlces-north
east corner of Thirteenth street and PennsylvaHin
vaula avenue and at the depot where orders can be
e:l for thecheekins or baggage 10 destination IRON
"0'''' "'i L. p. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.