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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-24
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.2pei &e1tsanipdlte, 8ertreter Der itrsis
ten6en Yarteien, fabren i'm Yoitmaeen naG]
Der benabbarten Stabt gum Sernlin. I'm
teripeas eeratben lie in BprtmeclieI, ner
nit Shdtli6teiten snbiet. Sarob aesiebt-
lihe 3laae. Wtoles go6n uno 2eut BELL
4enitof, bic sleiAFaus i'll oem 8oitwaaea
aeielien, als 3eu9en norselaoen, oeponiren
iibersinitimmenb ,,8ott. Serr Nmtsrid5.
ter. mas Ioaen mir Iaeen Mls nter haben
aelehen, tuie Die beioen 5erren Gemoroen
llno laut nit einanoer, iino nlsr 20
8 6redeinsei 1Iafen!"
Cine frieIiiheghronifersahl
bon einem oortiaen 2onbpost aus benz
Dorisen Sabrhunoert, oaB i'm mitunter bic
2uIt anaemanoelt babe, ju erfcrIfen, ipie
ieine untergebenen geaen ibn gslinnt Ieien.
gr fragte oaber elnItmals cine aIte treubers
aige 6rau, Oh lie ieiner anh ileibie in ibren
@ebet geoenfe. - I'D ia" eripioerte Die
l5rau, lid bioo ale 9a9, bat be Serre nod
ianse lemen mas."-,, ,Gas lit retbt, liebs
sSrau,N lprah seriibrt Der 2anbpoet.
Seood, lei es, Dab CT in Die 4ufrihtigfsit
Der ibm in oieIer Wei5e BON Der Jrou be-
.fnn0sten @eiinnung einiee 3peifei seste.
ooer Db 8ewillenslfrnpsl lt1 in ibm rsqten.
aetiug, er foridte ipeiter iladuno er0ieIf
nun ben ShliiIlel 80 ienent ibnl giinitiQen
Wunldpe Der 5rau IN folgeu6er MellRerilna
beriel6en: sd beif M all 5ieI g6Qoe
fennt aber be uOrige is iuinier better ipeftm.
as be iofgenoe." - Natilrlitb spasroe ,,l,rls
mebr nltt wsIter geforldlt.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial has interviewed one of the most
prominen, republicans of the south, "whose
large and varied experience in political
management and his eminen. knowledge OF
politics in the south give more than usual
9. edencc to wha, he says" and THE i. wha,
he "say-:"
ia Gram, the %iavori,e OF III. people of,he
south !"
"Iie is"
"Wh, :"
~ really do no, know. cannot, explain
inlelligenily Why he Is the southern PEG
Piles Grst chaire, nor do l knnu that any
one can. There seems to be an uuiimi,et
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

Occupying three rooms, esch 25xlOo feet
In size, and carrying q corresponding
stock, he possesses facilities for supplying
the wants of the people superior to any
| other house in Dakota.
GEO. =. HAWIEY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05
Illinois Central Railr'd
shortest Route to Chicago.
SIOUX CITY to CHICAGO
without Change or Cart

Commencing June J, ls's,
daily express passenger Train viii isays
sioux Oily, saturdays excep!ea; 9m ,v JAY, ~ "
..nn" w. and nrrivG ut Chicago NJ : 20 p: ~. c,. %
"aierOinx carX run through from sioux Guy 10
CHICAGO. fare, 81. y, on n!eeMng car. .... =,
i ~ M. Via the Illinois Central railroad, VIII
arrive III sioux CITY the next "a, ddaiy J, A. ii 10. : a. c II
An accommodation train VIII leave sioux NV
daily, .xcept, s9 nnlsSsa ssoi ts., y ~ aa'' f So" podEss
~ sioux City at 8.45 a.. IN. ~. -,
Trains going east connect ~ T R..Ga|a N Nia,a a..
XII. PittsDnrg, philadelphia. Bai.iMore, Wash.
iF'nton. New York, Boston and M parts Of the
tast. .o.,.o. ), waterloo with train.
-, the Cedar Falls and the Minnesota branch,
leaving Waterloo ut i2.2a =. N. and arriving fl
Mona Ut 4 90 .. IN, cOnnecting with the NIL
wankee and 81. Paul railroad rams; anu nrr'v :,
~ Gsnannectl0ns are made at Dubuque with trains
ON lie illinois Central main line. leaving DuDn-
~ y Peoria, 500 u. IN. Burlington at 8 10 y. m.
Rack Isiai,d. at 9 30 y. M, Quincy at $40 y. III,
81, Louis ut $50 a. M. aud Cairo at 40 Il. m
Connecting A. Cairo with trains for Memphis
~ rippaTu.eciions are made ut Frceport with West.
ern Union trains, leaving Pr. cport At l05 p. N
and arriving at Racine at 6'4''' and milwaukee
baggage Checked Through
- To all important points.
For through tickets and information apply al
the Illinois Central depot.
Trajns run by Dubuque time, which Is twenty
minutes iaster. than Sioux City.
W. p. Johnson, Traric Manager
n. 7. WEIGHT. Agent. Sioux City.
H a- q A"M-fE -. FFs-a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-05

Erection OF Odicess for the Consoitaaasd
i.Inrs Cedar County Bonds.
National Republican., 1880-07-27

BALTIMORE MD, July 10
Cotton dull. siddling, l1Ac.
Flour firm and quiet, Howard street aud west
ern superine S3@S 7j; do. extra, sl6e5 do. family,
S. S7@G -; City mills superne, s3d3 50 do. extra,
sl04 30; do. family, So 25G6 75; do. Rio brands,
s. S7d6 90; Patapsco family, 81 10.
Wheat-Southern active and firm; western firmer
but quiet. Southern red 81 0313l OS do. amber,
81 1t61 IA No. western winter rcd spot. and
July 81 07N6o61 OK; August q 07ss@l Q7l9; Sep
tember, 81 0Slz@l 0sH; October, 81 0S15Gl GS1z.
Corn--Southern dull western dul, and neglected.
Southern white and yellow, 65c; western mixed,
spot, and July 471ic; August, 4IaIg475kc; Septem.
Der, 47156l9l4: steamer, 4G'
Oats quiet and firm. Southern, 406ilc; western
white, 4O@4lc do. mixed, 40@loLc; Pennsylvania,
i004lc.
tyo dull and inwnr at TOO
Hay steady Prime to choice PennsyNuuIa anu
Maryland, Sl9@2l per ton.
Provisions firm and steady Mess pork sli; bulk
meats-loose shoulders, 5lSG5]4c; clear rib sides.
clear rio sides, SIC hams, ll119l219c; lard, re-
fined terces, SIC.
Butter higher. Prime to choice western packed.
l5G20c
Eggs higher ut 1l@i2c.
Petroleum steady. Refined, 9G9Hc.
Coffee dull. Rio cargoes, ordinaryto choice 1914
@l5Lc
Sugar firm. sofl lOlEc.
Whisky dull aud easier ut 81 l0l9@l II.
Freights steady.
Receipts = Flour, lG7I bbs; wheat. $4,000 bu;
corn, II 500 bu; oats, $500 bu; rye, 200 bu,
Shipments-Wheat, 35S GA bu; corn, 29,0J0 bu.
SaleS--Wheat, 3270lS 0u corn, 800 bu.
Virginia skies deferred, 6l5 do. consolidated,
56h; do. second series 81; past-due coupons, sslS
new ten-forties, ass; North Carolina skies, old,
2s; Virginia ten-forties, coupons 90 bid To-day.
National Republican., 1880-07-27
PROPOSALS FOR SUBsIsTESeE STORE,

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CoMMIssARY
Oh SuBsIsT ESCE,
WAsuINGToN, ID. c., July q, 1857
SFALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, with copy
- OF this advertisement attached, VIII be received
at this oilice, until ~ o'clock IN, WEDNESDAY,
JULY 25 1850 for the delivery, at the u. s. Subsst
ence Depot in this city, Of The following Subsistence
Stores, viz;
100 barrels Flour ade from Spring wheat
c0CO pounds Corn Meal.
1900 pounds salt, fine, In bags
2U0O pounds Soap, hard laundry. not to contain more
than ten per centum of resin, aud 10 oe lree
from other adulterations.
1900 pounds Table salt, In s-lb pockets
co small boxes Table Salt.
A standard sample OF Flour can be seen at this
Office.
Samples of the articles proposed to be delivered
must be submitted with the proposals.,
The stores to be delivered Immediately.
Envelopes should be marked Proposals for -.
For further Information apply to the undersigned
W. II. BELL,
iu2I-at Can't and {. g., u. 5. Army.
National Republican., 1880-07-27
DIED.

GULICR.-At OILS p. M, July 25. 1854 JAMES II.
GuLICS, aged As years
Funeral Tueldny at y, M, at his late residence,
No. 2l4 a street southeast,
SHEPHERD,-At $40 a. m, July %, at the resi-
denco OF her grandmother, Mrs NJ. A. Lambright,
No POI / street, OF congestion of the brain MARY
RACHEL SHEpuERD, second daughter Of Arthur aud
the late Emma L. shepherd, aged IL years and Z
mOntha ,
Funeral services OF the chapel of Oak Hi ceme-
terry nj l0:3O a. m Wednesday, July 2S. A.
star and Critic copy ~
ELDRIDGE.-July 20. 1850, FRANCES g. ELDRIpqE,
In the IAN year OF her age daughter OF De Roy w,
Eldrdge -
Her innernl will take place from the residence OF
\. q. Elirdge, 7Oj Eighth street northwest Tues
day the 9Th inst att O'Clock p, Fuends OF tbs
mmily nre invited to attend
National Republican., 1880-07-27
"And still They Come"

81. Clair Il. JfuihOllai,d, 3i45 Walnut street,
Philadelphia.
DEAR SIR: Yours Of 18th inst. at hand,
asking for my cooperation and assistance
with u view to organizing q Hancock club y
in this place. | am compelled 10 state that
there has been Club" already formed in this
town--immCdiately after tho news from Chi
cago was received 1t was organized, though,
as Garfield club" and all tho old soldiers
Of this place, with one or two exceptions, be.
long TO it. Twas in Hancock corps the Second
and served from August IL, 1869, until May
81, 1865, and have an honorable discharge,
but at this date don't propose TO have my
share of fighting go for naught. 1t is not
Hancock personally that object to, but 1t is
the party who nominated him.
You also say it is appropriate that the
great soldier Of ttysburg, who shed his
blood upon our soil in defense of his native
state should receive our support" Very
true; still thousands more beside Hancock
''shed their blood aud / doubt not many o
greater than he.
As l said before, am sorry (?) that l eau
gather no material from the veteran soldiers
in this place out of which to organize a
Hancock club" They train in the other
crowd There are several, about dozen, who
are loud,mouthed Hancock men mot sol.
diers), some Of whom, during the war, called
Hancocks corps Lincoln hirelings," and
who, when n draft was about to be made,
skipped" for Canads. Aud there are others
who said of me-when in the Andersouville
prison pen-that ought to siarve to DEATH"
Can l so far forget myself as to vote for the
party VINO tried for four long years to dis.
solve our glorious uniou2 No! Hancock is
good as q general, but he trains with a very
bad crowd.
Ifmy memory serves me right, think you
were colonel of a regiment in our division
which was the red club. l belonged to com
pany G., Ono.hundred-and-f Penn
sylvania volunteers, and if you wish t
know more of mo you can do so by address
ing any Of the officers Of my regiment. If
live until fall, shall vote as shot. Respect
| fully yours, A. A. YEAKEL
Formerly company u, IsotL p.. Vols, now
worker for Garfield.
! GREENYILLE, PA, July II, 1850
National Republican., 1880-07-27
PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
AND
CORD CLAMPS FOR TIE MAIL SACKS,
posrorr,ce DEPARTMENT.

PoSTOFFiCE DEPARTMENT. |
WASHISGTON, ID. G., June IL, 1850.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS Will be re-
- ceived at this Department until NOON, ON TiIE
DAY OF JULY 1850, for FUR
nishing, by contract, PRINT ED WOODEN TAGS
like the samples OF this Department. IN such quanti-
ties and at such times as may be required anu or
dered during one ear from the Fiheenth day OF
August 1sS; Also for furnishing. in ike manner and
for the same period CORD CLAMPS OR TIE SACK
FASTENERS either like the sample of this Depart
ment or like other samples which bidders may sub
nit instead, improved devices better adapted 10
the purpose.
The proposals Uhe right to reject any or all OF
which being reeerved) must he In accordance with
the specifications and FORMS which Will he furnished
on application TO the Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
The contracts which may be made will be IN con
iormty 70 such specifications and the accepted pro-
poaals. d. NJ. KEY,
fei7-law6w Postmaster-G General.
National Republican., 1880-07-27
why Did He Hesitate?
To the Editor Of The National Republican:

To the Editor Of The National Republican;
SIR:
Emancipation liberated more white than black
men. Charles Sumner gave all the best years of
his life TO the colored race before and after they
were free He voted for Horace Greeley
in lS72-like himself an original and exacting Gbo'
itionist and in that year the democratic candidate
for president So II these mon could trust the DEM
ocrats why should others hesitate 2-l Forney S
Progress.
$50 if these men could trust the democrats,
why should others hesitate 2" These words,
coming from John w. Forney, are calculated
to cause the questions to be asked, why did he
hesitate to follow the lead of Charles Sumner
and Horace Greeley in 1872? and why did he
not trust the democratic party and support its
candidate in 1876? and why did he continue
q republican up to the holding of the Chicago
convention in 1850 aud after, until the nomi-
nation of Hancock? The colorod voters were
in accord with Forney in 1872 and 1876 in op.
position to the democratic party. Is Colonel
Forney prepared to say that they were wrongf
If wrong then, in being in accord with him,
what assurance can he give that they would
be right in following him now?
Tho fact is, colored men are not so weak
and devoid of common sense as Colonel For
ney magines. That they fully appreciated
and esteemed Charles Sumner cannot be
doubted. With all their love for Sumner and
their high estimation of his grand efforts in
their behalf they did not become SO blinded
to their highest welfare as to follow him into
the support of party that was his strong
enemy and the foe OF their most cherished
rights. Colored men hesitate to support the
democratic party because from the date OF
their enfrauchsemout down TO the present
moment that party has left nothing undone
within its power to defeat the progress Of the
negro When Colonel Forney can point out a
| democratic measure, either proposed or adopt
cd by the dumocratic legislatures in the south,
to give equal and exact justice to tho negro,
he will have reached one argument in favor of
the negroes giving a consideration to the idea
of Colorcd voters supporting the democratic
party. So long as tho negro knows that the
democratic party stands ready-as clearly
shown by its couduct--to deprive him Of the
exercise of the elective franchise, deny him {
seat in the jury,bOX aud unjustly treat hin
at all points, the colored vote will be withheld
from that party aud given to the party o
emancipation aud eniranchsement, the party
of liberty and equality before the law repre-
sented by Garfield aud Arthur,
LEWIS H. DOUGLASS
National Republican., 1880-07-27
FREE ADvERTISzNG.
III @ q H a R O. G
Advertisements under tho head OF

WANIIlDi TUH IKIlINIi W.
OF acceptable nature and not 10 exceed iour nes
on third page, are free to oil.
No business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
FIVE cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time, we invite n
second, third, many repettons necessary
TO secure what you advertise for We wish the I'D.
veraeTs to feel that they imposing as, but
doing us favor by using our free columns, ~ We
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
thcir wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
To INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
posoffice. If Initials used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person, firm or postonice box.
No free advertisements taken afler o'clock p. m.
Advertisements be left at our office, or sont
through the mail to
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
7. coLDwELL, Real Estate Auctlonecr.

IT t. CoLDwELL Real Estate Auetlonecr.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRONED RIeA l. ESTATE, TO CLOSE
OUT A BUILDING AS5OCIATION.
VIII be sold at public auction In front OF tho prem
iseg. the following real ertate.
On MONDAY, AUGUST 2 1880, NJ o'clock y M,
lots 81 % % and y Of Halls subdivision Of Pads
WORTH near the site Of frt toll gate adjoining the
northwest OF Seventh street and the road
leading 10 the Soldiers Home.
On TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1880, ut O'Clock D. m.
lot ", square O0j on street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth etreeis northeast.
On SAME DAY at 5: o o'clock p M, lots l. 2 and
OF Burley's subdivision OF q part Of sheriff Is
tate" containing four and half arcs. situated In
the county near Benuings station, improved by a
frame dwelling house.
on WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 4. 1880 at o'clock
D. M, lot 90 square 531 and lot 3, square 57s
street, between Third aud Four-and a-hnlf streots
southwest
on SAME DAY, nt o'clock p. M lot A. square
~, on the southwest corner Of Ii1rteenund'a nNu
and ID streets northwest improved By two-story
brick dwciug-house
on 1IrURSDAY, AUGUST s. 1850, ut oclocl,
y M. lots ~. Is AID H. square l on The southwest
corner Of Eighteenth street and Massachusetts ave
nue. southeast.
on SAME DAY, at o'clock ~. M. lot -. section g
OF Barry arm, Stevens avenue, near the terminus
OF the Anacusta railroad, improved by n two-stofy
frame dweillng-hUuse.
Terms easy, aud Will be made known at sales.
lu2l Goods j. y. COIDWELl, Aucuonoer.
National Republican., 1880-07-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New Worm Money MnrI,et.

New YORK, July 26, 1880.
Money was easy at 2d2lS per cent
Exchange was stendy at 4o2g is2li for long and
l6iaA3iG for short sight.
Governments quiet but generally firm.
state bonds dun and nominal.
Railroad bonds IN good demand at advanced
prices. Denver & Rio Grandc issues, 1888 sml0t4
for hrsts aud 9i0gj for consOls Kansas 4 Pacific
iirsts 06%09G4 Erie nnw second consols gl9z, DO
funded fvcs s. 90. thirds 1881 Boston, Hartford
& Erie irsts A. Rock Island (Gass C) skies llg4,
Lake Shore (class C) seconds ill., St Paul Il Pacific
iirsts 1888, Texas q Pacific Land Grant incomes
0iI5, Rome Odgensburg firsts 65, Peru q ToNas
hrsts 1857 Iron Mountain frsts preferred incomes
SGl3. san Francisco seconds (ciass 80 7gS. Intcrna-
tionnl seconds incomes 7, Jersey Ccntral incomes
S0S y. D. & L. incomes &C. Wabash seconds t0i. c..
G. Il /. G. incomes declined from fl TO 40.
The week opened on the stock exchange with a
strong and buOyant speculation aud prices steadily
advanced until near the close Of business when
sales TO realize profits caused a slight reaction. The
early improvement IN prices ranged from to 81
per cent. and the late reaction from "a to IA per
cent. The stocks most prominent in the upward
movement were c., G., G. tS L., st. Paul & Omaha,
the coal and Granger shares and Denver 4 Rio
Grande, losding the upward movement.
The transactions aggregated $50 900 shares In.
cmdiug Delaware Lackawanna Il Western 1900,
Erie 5000 Hannibal & 81. Joseph 1000 Kansas 4
Texas 5000, Lake Shore 1000, Michigan Central
1000 Northwestern 1900, New Jersey Central
II 600. Northern Pacific 1900, Ohio & Mississippi
1000 Pacific Mail 1900 81. Paul 2l0O0. 81. Paul &
Omaha 1900, Wabash Pacific 10000 Western Union
6,OOJ and Denver Il Rio Grande 12O11
Inc closing quotations were ny ioiiowS
National Republican., 1880-07-27
THE GREAT
1880
1880

= q kllA lhE Gh6AI MI
ACCO PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 lhh hhoEGnEh EI HcK; ETSER kxiLs uoI,Ts
SPLENDID SCENERY mn IMs4AndNiFlCANr E|UIF'
TRAINS LEAVE WAshiNdfoN from Depot, cor.
ner OF sixth and streets, ia follows
For Pittsolrs and the West SO with sloeping
tas 70 Lausv,ie ana Uhc9goi 1910 a m. daily
with slaoping ,ars from Harrisburg 70 Clncln-
matt 81, Louis aat,Chieago 'f'On p IN. daily with
kS'sSs RfetSiSr S5 p a NJ phit5foMAc RAILROAD
For C.nRndaguN Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
wan lnror Car To WRSins ana the North at
except = sStGiSay, With Palace Cars 10 canah
For Wiilamsport. Lock Haven and Elmha, at 1910
a. M daily, sKcept Sunday. ,.,...... ,o.,,,
For New Sfk and The Kat, liO ~ M" .il0anu lOoOp
Limited ETp1ess Of Pullman Parlor Cara saO a, m.
daily SxeopI sunday: .,, ,,,ro,,,, train. co,,sc,
a, Jersey tiiy with boats OF "nrooKlyn Amer /"
afoIdng direct traasfog e & rnyon A,IsS1 ire, avoid
For philsdsiphis, 1910 mr. 30 $40 ani iV'O D. M
Gs gHGs SO s0d NJ aS dsiiy r % sacep, Sunday
For sRIlmoTs St .oy gso lm4o a "a; a, ana sndaV 4,
For Pope's Creek Line 6iuA m. ana f'o p H. u|"y'
For AnhSpolia 20 a. m. and 40 D. IN. daily, except
ALExXN Stais; DRIA AND DFAEpERIcKsBURe Rail- RAJ
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND Washing
s lpis - fdIn ha i,o g. II a. mi 40. 500 62J,
aud 1880 ., m, on Sunday . lana IL ~ m'' ana
| For Rstshmond and the south, 100 a. m daily, and
~ Ssi6 N IN daily except sunday.
Trains 'lesys Alexandra for Washington, 0, 10 a..
o. o. !SSSsy !SSS s and S 10 a., "a and do So5 D '''' M
| Tictets information, sleeulng and nArlor-oAr ae'
Ssl e"rasr % TN fhts5nt6 street and PsnnFyvana
avenues corner Of sixth street ana Pennsy!
! ,sn or Jhecheckins OF baggage 70 destination nom
| N'tfh "'I1 iTsFS RNER, General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON, General AAnAgsr'
National Republican., 1880-07-27
Baltimore Cattle Market.


Beef cattle-Trade dull throughout and prices
for medium aud common 1edH oil. Very best,
1906 SC; first quality, 39slal51c; medium, 30,
SAc ordinary. 2l9@234c. Most sales from $40
iMc Receipts, 223s head.
swino-Fair supply and moderate demand. Quo
tations, 6i4@66c. Receipts, 5623 head.
The receipts of sheep and lambs were S908
heRd. Quotations-shee 8M@4Hoi lambs, l@b94c.
National Republican., 1880-07-27
Iu2G 2nwlt
)FFIcE OF TIE 6, GonIMIssIoNERs M OF THE

hFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received NJ this
Office uuti noon, JULY 81 1850 for The erection OF
two schoothouses In the2d and 7th Divisions; The
plant sppcichtons and instructions tor which viii
be Furnished application TO Inspector OF HudhEs
Room IS. Morrison Building, ~ street. The Com
mlssiOners reserve the right to reject any or all bids
a deposit Of 90 must accompany the bid for each
house rs security that the bidder. u successful will
enter into contract for the work with good and sui
ficient bond within five days from date Of award oi
contract
WILLIAM TINDALL.
1u20-3t Secretary.
National Republican., 1880-07-27
TO tNat tIItVl = -
SUNDAY. MAY y, lsS0, AT I3c p, II.

AM. Leave Washington;
SSS-fRHLTiNoRE EXPREss.
ss,-Bait.nlO,A Annapolis. and Way. tPedmont
Strasburg Winchester, HasefsloWn' treuerleA
slo-Point q Roeka and Way Stations. ,,.,
SSls1;srAuNroN AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS hX'
So0-NEW YORK, PHILApELPnlA, ;susroN
New York md Pmladelpha- -,,-,
GO0-iQn sunday only-Balhmore Annapolis ana
OaO-tsT LOUIS, ,CHIScAGo. coLUMH,us g AND AN,
town, aud M Point of Rocks ior Ffoterick and
stations east OF Piedmont, except sunday Pull
SBALTIMoRE ExPRFlss- stops al Blsdsns
burg, college DeltsyLle, LAUREL Annapolis juno
ton, Jessups, and Hanover.
ialo-Baltimore, Annapolis. Enicott City, and Way.
l;95- MORE AND LAUREL EMPkEss
t2RRW soPasy SRE 8n'yh1.nfEi paLHnhm shd pos
Ton ExPREss.
&yo-BsItimore and way stations winchester,
4sOtB&ITlSioRE, BIADESsBURa, AND IAu.
4s'-tPonI Of R9eks, EIsdsrick M hessr.iown = L YIN;
5SfSSSS $SS SSTXSSys Xy sAi E&fhE
sHS e Ghs"sSS s2Sb ShE BALTIMORE Ex
60 Point Of hooks and md Way stations stations
gs-BAITIMoRE BhaIIiTi.InMSroSs AND 2XuREL EXPRESS
Hs0-tsI, LOUIS, CINCINNATI, GulChGo AND
" PiiIsBURG hXrffss, {r'usOars except
SirepIng cars TO St Louis and Pltlsburg.
93j-rBALIIMORE, BLADENS BUR > AM lAO-
REL ENPRESS - -,,. =,
10;l5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car "a
New York, and special sleeping car to Phiisdel
tDsiiy sunday only. Other trains daily except
Sunday.
For further Information apply ~ tho Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station aud COS bl9
and 1871 PsnnsyvRnia avenue, corner Fourieetlh II
rect where orders will be taken tor baggage 10 be
checked and received At any point ~ ths cily.
w. NJ. CLNAhNTS,
MAstor OF Transportation.
GEO 8. kOONrZ d0n0rRl Agent,
/. NJ. COLE, General Ticket 4 gent
c. IA. LORD General Passenger Assent.
National Republican., 1880-07-27
TTNIrED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF norl iacins issued ont Of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia, and 10 me directed, Will sell at public
sale for cash, at the northeast corner of Is ana Fti
teenth streets northwest, Washington, ID. G. on
TUESDAY, the g7tli day Of JULY. iSsC, at 10 o'clock
u M all the right, title, claim aud interest Of ih de-
cudant in aud 10 the following described property 10!
b.e and Stationary tauks sand heater boiler engine,
pulleNs aud shaiting rollers forge. donkey pumps,
whcebarr0wE rollers betting. work bench, ,ocs desk,
scales stove, etc, etc, seized and levied upon as III
property OF the deieudent, the Grahamite x Trinidad
Asphalt Pavement Company. to satisfy execution No.
2l,l72, at law, in favor of James McIadn
FkEDK DOUGLASS,
Jui7.dts u. s. Marshal