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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25

among colored people. to some extent, except
Columbus. The sentiment seems 10 be
against it. We will not argue the matter.
Marriages among the Afro American
population are of so seldom Occurrence ths,
it is a wonder that the preachers do not for.
get the ceremony. Leap Year hasn't
done much good thus far
Down in the mining regions about Corn
ing and Straitsville, are colored miners, who
took the places of white men who struck.
The striking miners are attempting to drive
the colored men from the mines. Troops
are on the grounds and several battles have
occurred
The Leader is growing rapidly in popu-
larity
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25

The Cincinnati Commercial is Civ
ing some affectionate attention to our
Hoosier candidate for Vice President,
by publishing from the record some
of his transactions with his debtors
and tenants. The Commercial is
nothing If not severe.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. Geo. w. Williams has returned.
Mrs. Stanley, of Cleveland, is in the city,
the guest of Mrs. n. J. Jessups.
Ed. M. Bryant bids fair to make success
ful dry goods clerk and eventually. mer-
chant.
Thos G. Spencer made his maiden politi-
cal effort last week
Isaiah 5. Tuppins keeps cosy barber
shop.
Mrs. j. n. Jessups and Geo. w. Williams
are at Findlay to-day.
Geo. A. Weaver is employed at the State
Republican Committee rooms.
L. .. Trent, of this city, is employed in
teaching, near st. Louis. WRAIGN
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25
CINCINNATI DEPARTMENT.

All communications should be plainly written
and only side Of the sheet Correspondents to
be certain of insertion must reach this office not
later Wednesday.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25

Said the little pet of the household. on
her last birthday: ats lovely doll, dear
grandpa and grandma; but-I've been
hoping it would be twins"
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25

State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ALBERT G.. PORTER, of Marion.
FOR LIEUTENANT-GovERNoR,
THOMAS HANNA, of Putnam,
FOR JUDGES SUPREME COURT,
Third District-BYRON X. ELLIOTT, OF
Marion.
Fifth District-WILLIAM A. WOODS, of
Elkhart.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
E. r. HAWN, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ED. III. WOLFE, of Rush.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
ROSWELL S. HILL, of Clay.
FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL,
DANIEL 2. BALDWIN, of Cass.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INsTRUC-
TION,
JOHN NJ. BLOSS, of Vanderburg.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
DANIEL NJ. ROYSE, of Tippecanoe.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
FRANCIS NJ. DICE, of Fountain.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25
DR.. REEVES,
Indian Botanic Physician
IATP M I0Nn0N rNOI. avn

The most successful catarrh, lung and throat doc.
ter In America, is permanently located at the
of Illinois and Louisiana streets, Indsnspolis
Indiana, where he will examine all diseases, and
tell the complaint without asking a single question
nar Consultation Free in either German or English
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25
PERMANENT CURES |.

following diseases: Piles and tumors, itching and
protruding. cured without pain instruments ;csn-
cured in all their forms without he knife sick
Of the patient. The Doctor has cured hun
dreds Of this dreadful canker Of The human body,
which has bafiied the accumulated skill Of ages.
His remedies excel anything known to medical sci
He defes the world to bring him q where
there is sufficient vitality sustain the system, that
he can not cure Any person wishing further infor-
mstism cured and warranted to stay cured In every
case.
are Permanently Cured!
Such letter, salt rheum, scrofula or syphilitie
Sores structures, seminal weakness spermstorhea
primary and secondary syphilis, gonorrhea,
chronic venerea kidney urinary diseases Of either
sex, young old, no matter how bad. He challenges
comparison with any physician in America in cur
ing these diseases. Loss of manhood restored. The
Doctor refer to hundr eds thus affected credit
their present existence to being cured by him. All
moles, birth marks and freckles removed Also, ell
the various diseases of the eye and ear.
FOR THE LADIES ONLY.
lady, at any period of life, from childhood to the
grave may, if ILL., suffer from more of the fol-
lowing diseases. which the Doctor will positively
cure Liver complaint, indigestion Of the stomach,
the vagina or womb ieucorrboea or whites sntever-
sion, retroverson, antpexop retroplexion or ulcer
alton Of this organ, sick hesdache, rheumatism and
sciatic pains. Dropsy permanently cured in . short
time without tapping.
Call or write 10 fse office, cor. Illinois
and LOulslana ssreets, lnd1aDap0afs,
Private medical aid All diseases Of secret nature
speedily cured. Ifin trouble call or wrte-perfecty
confidential.
ANY CASE OF WHISKY HABIT CURED IN
TEN DAYS.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25
REPUBLICAN TICKETS.

National Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES. A. GARFIELD,
of Ohio.
FOR NONRESIDENT,
CHI ESTER A. ARTHUR,
of New York.
National Republican., 1880-12-22

BALTIMORE Dec. 2l.-Cotion dull; middling, Ike
Flour-dull Howard street and Western super, % 500
%; do. extra q COOS %; do family. q Jo8 2j City
Mills super, 50 5Oai 25; do extra o. 5o5 81 do fam
lily, % 5OG6 20; do RIO brands 80 256 so; Paapsco
family, s25. Wheat, Southern easier; Western lower
and weak; Southern red 81 1Ogi l6 do amber, 81 1870
81 No. Western winter red, spot and December,
81 iS@i H. January, 81 1901 15 February, 81 i7D
49, March, 81 i9@1 20. Corn Southern steady West
ern lower and dull Southern white, ,5o5c; do yellow,
SIC; Western mixed spot and December, 5G6t56ic old
and new January and February, 5js0o55ssc steamer,
iec. Oats duh and weak; Western white l.@4ac; do
mixed, 4di2c Rye quiet; 81 OOdti 0J. Hay, prime to
choice Pennsylvania aud Maryland, $500 -. Provl-
sions dull mess pork, sl3 @ bulk mcats-Ioose shoul-
ders and clear ribsdes, none ocring do packed "a
Sc; bacon-shouldcrs, 64c; clear rib sides sc hams,
sac lie. Butter quiet; prime to choice Western
packed, lss5c; roll 22s2Sc Eggs steady fresh 9op
Rio cargoes, 1ll4nl3i4c. StiSRt quiet; A SOFT pac.
Whisky quiet, sil1d Is. FTclghis TO Liverpool per
steainer cotton, 3lGd adj flour 2js per ton (sacts);
grain Sd RecelptsIholr. i,ojS barrels wheat, s343o
bushels corn 5l,67B bushels oats, $50 bushels; rye,
1000 bushels. Shipments wheat II 800 bushels corn,
none Saies-wheat 5O g'5 bushels corn, no. $50 BUSH
plq
National Republican., 1880-12-22
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

December 81, 1880.
esq" of Franklin Pa, was admitted TO practice.
On motion OF Hon. George ID. Robinson Charles I,
Long, esq, of Springfield, Mass was admitted to
No. 69s. The American Printing House for the Blind
OF m0usylle. KY appellant, VI, The Louisiana Board
OF Trustees OF the American Printing House for the
Blind ct al submitted by Messrs. J. d.. Rouse and
William usAnt for appellant, and by Messrs r. ~
MeIrick, q W. Race, and John A. Campbell for up.
pellee, undrc me twentieth rule
No; i00 hnrles Goodman appellant, vs. William
T. Niback. Submitted by Messrs. j. C. Denny and ID
V. Bntns for appellant and by Mr.. L. w. Viehe for
appellee, under the twentieth rule
No. 1Bf. James w. Harvey and James Liyesey an
pellan!s, vs. The United states. Passed
No. 1B5 William Wicke, appellant, vs. Henry p
Osrum. Argued by Mr. A. v, Briesen for appellants
Calkins for appellee.
No. 1866 The County Court of Knox County plaintiff
In error, VS.. The United States ex rel. George w
Harshman. Argued by Mr., James Carr for plaintiff
In error, and submitted on printed argument by Mr.
Il, !. Skinker 81 Ike, for defendant M In error.
Pacific Railroad Company. Argument commenced
by Mr.. J. NJ. Woolworh for appellant, and continued
by Mr. A. j. Poppleton for appellee.
On motion of Hon. w. A. Field, Charles J. Brooks
esq, OF Boston, Mass, was admitted To practicl
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o. clock.
National Republican., 1880-12-22
A Pleasant Papa.

nut, pupn
Not another word. I'm a wild cat when my
backs up, and don't you forget It,"
The speaker was n hard.visaged man, dressed
with an elegance that ill.accordcd with his evil
dent want of culture. She who had addressed him
as papa" was u iair.haired girl of eighteen sum.
mcrs. Reared on the knee of luxury, she had
never known what 1t was 20 have her slightest
wish thwnrted Her father, plumber was from
the nature of his business man of iron will, but
he was not devoid Of pity or generosity as many q
debtor whose house and lot he had taken in part
payment for fixing tho waterpipes, letting the
balance of the account run along sometimes for
two months, could testify. He had surrounded
Cecil, his only child, with all that wealth could
purchase, looking forward to the time when she
would marry the eldest sons.of u Niagara Fails
hnckman, or some person of fortune commensurate
with her own But she had allowed her heart to
be ensnared BY the wilcs of Cupid, and that morn.
ing had asked her sire's consent to her marriage
with poor but not proud young man whose agri-
cultural operations OH the Board Of Trade had not
been attended with success. II was this request
that produced the answer given above
Again Cecil pleaded with her parent not to crush
the love that blOssomed in her heart. Tho old
mans mind went back TO the happy days when he
had told her mother of his love, and how they
commenced life with nothing but strong arms and
willing hearts. Placing his fan-like hand on
Cecirs shoulder, the old man looked at her ten
dcrly and said Look yc, my lass You say you
love this man and cannot live without him. Mebbe
not. have promised you sealskin sacque this
mans bride shall not buy the sacque. In my
hand is check for $500. In the wheat-pit over on
the Board of Trade is your lover Which do you
Chooscy'
Without raising her head she reached out con.
vuisively Tor the chcck.-Lhicdg0 EOk Lore
National Republican., 1880-12-22
Another letter from Genera, Malone.

The Atlanta Constitution publishes the following
from Senator Malone TO Major Campbell Wallace:
"I have never had higher ambition than to
discharge the duties of any trust to the satisfnc.
tion Of those who conferredit. lam not indifferent
when pursuing the conviction of duty and the
right. My pathway, cannot fail to observe, Is
hedged with many difficulties; and, however
measure of abuse, to which am now almost in.
different. i shall adopt two lamps to light mo
along the road and l trust they may keep me
tolerably close to the right way One Is TO en-.
deavor to do that which will rebound to the best
interests of our common country, without stopping
status of political party may be advanced or pre-.
JUDGED. The other Is to gppple with facts as they
exist, not as we would wish them to be- to cease
vain race after Observation-Disclosures iinpracti.
cable or exploded-toeatch at bubbles while the air
Is filled with substantial blessings. In remember.
ing that am an American-a citizen of the United
States-I shall not forget that am a Virginian"
National Republican., 1880-12-22
CANDY MIXTURES.

There arc some 5000 more females than males
In Philadelphia, and yet some people wonder why
some girls marry bow.lcggcd Philadelphia
Chronicle.
Mamma-"And David was able to kill that great
big man Goliah because God helped him. Harry
!agcd dxl-"Wcll, don't call that fair, mamma
that's two to one"
A medical writer asks: "Docs position affect
slecpY" Well, rather IL you're hung up by your
trousers on spiked fence you won't sleep very
soundly.-BoIon FOa.
~ had mind TO see you yesterday and pay that
bill but couldn't come" said procrastinating
debtor. THAT was presence of mind that did me
no good" replied the creditor.
"ld sooner be cursed than kissed" says Tenny.
son in his latest volume, which leads us to think
that there arc great many homely women In his
ncighborhood.-N Hdren Register.
A little. Darbytown" ivc.ycar-old nstonished his
mother the other day by wishing himself n pud.
ding" She asked him why. He replied "'Cause
1 would have lots of sugar put into me-" That
youngster may be President some time hence.
"What luck did you have fishing yesterday,
Brcckcnridgcy' asked q gentleman of wcllknown
tmpecuniolls character who owes everybody,
"Splendid! While was ont on the wharf twenty
men with bills cnlledat my house to collectmoneyh
All! how well dol remember; Il was In the bleak
December, when5ny charming girl and did wan.
der from her residence; and fresh oysters" on n
banner caught the eagle eye of Hammer. .
That ramble cost me just V and eighty-seven
cents.-lfOdcrn ArgO.
National Republican., 1880-12-22
New York General Market.

New YORK, Dec. 2i.-Cotion quiet; sales to-day 96o
bales; uands IL l3lGc Orleans, II 36c; consolidated
net receipts, 3ii9 baes exportsCreat Britain 1877;
bales; France q bales; Continent 1903 bales Flour,
Southern quiet and heavy; common TO air extra ~ 81
a 35 good to choice do S. 1906 G2S. Wheat feverisi
and unsettled, opening shade stronger subsequently
advanced and lost, closing in buyers favor: ungraded
red, 81 l5@l as. Corn duh and heavy ,sic lower;
ungraded, 54@57c. Oats shade easier; No. D. 4isc.
Hops about steady and quiet Coffee quiet and steady.
Rio, 1laMlic. Sugar firm and Quiet Cuba Muscovndo
81 65 fair to good refining OiSa7 li6c prime T5.c
refined quiet. Molasses foreign dull and entirely
changed, In moderate demand. Rosin firm, sl sO(D
is71s. Turpentne dull, i5@bhsc. Wool firm, trade
Pork about steady very moderate demand; old Sl3 IS
ola 80. Mddles steady and quiet; long and short
clear, ~ So Lard opened about &C. lower closed firm
with decline recovered; sS07,a@s99 Frcights weak.
National Republican., 1880-12-22
GREAT 1880
1880

no ru,, I6I,fs PENMsyIyAEIA !, yII RoyTE T,Err,,vrec
SPLENDID soENERxiE MEM NN44oNlricENr EQUIP
rRHTN EfEE IEGvn ! GR & 5spS cor
nGeI Of sixth and p streets, as doows' ,.,.. ,,
sleeping fars 10 louisville and Chease iSi6 a, m
daily Win Sleeping Csrs irom Harrisburg 70 Gin
BhhTIMoSE NliP fS!1SR M A%b P6fIq!siAc RAILROAD
For Canandagua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with parlor Car TO Watkins and the North, at 500
m daily except i sunday at gS9 p m daily, cx
For Wiiiismsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 1910
For New York and The East. iOiO a. m 2iO and 1000
m. On sunday, BIO p. m; aud 10 p. m
For Br9okisS, Ss% YORK, all through trains eonneq,
SlSTang aTSs, ,rsnsST g EqSn Emi street avoiding
Limited express esO 9, M daily except sunday -,
$40, $40, &gi and 1000 p, M, On sunday, 500 M,
1910 a, IN, 2lo $40 $50, and 1000 p, IN
For pope's Creek Line, $40 a. m. and iiO p m daily,
For Annapolis, 6:,o a. n and diO p. M daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
MA, NAY :, ATp y "A nAtEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
For 3E 3icxandris s;S9, 72o, go a. M and l,ao a. m
aadaSs sG ave. Fl o n 5 SS Snd r @ @ g. sS @ ana and t so M m On
For Richmond and the south, 700 ~ M and liOO a. m
~ daily, and 800 p. m. daily, except sunday on,
and 1000 a. M, loo 800 800, 7;Oo aud Nlo D. M, and
1900 midnight. sunday at o'o5 and 1000 n, M, 700
Tickets, information sleeping and paror car accom-.
modntions can he procured ut the oflcesIhorlhenst
and al the station where orders can be ei for the
cheeking OF baggage to destination from hotels aud
&. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-12-22

and Ohio flrsts debentures and Milwaukee, and s.
Pnui lacrosse and Davenport divisonl hrsts y In
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts tserles Bl Central Iowa
nrsts, aud Ohio Central rsts, and x In Denver and
Rio Grande frss, consols There was decline Of
IN san trengisco lcless ID IN Jersey Nentrai hIst
onds preferred income, and y In Canada southern
hrsts guaranteed
The stock market opened weak, and n the early
dealings declined h6ps Nashville aud Chattnnooghi
CanRdn Southern Lake Shore, Michigan Central, and
the Granger stocks leading tho downward movement.
At the first board the speculation assumed strong
tone and the prices ADVANCED Ag3 per cent Menhat'
tan Elevated, Western Union, Metropolitan and New
York Elevated and st. Paul and Omaha preferred
being most prominent In the Improvement. During
the afternoon decline Of per cent was recorded,
the latter In Canada Southern but In the late transac
tons tho market again became strong and closed at
advance Of li6ri per cent, Canada southern, Wa.
bash and Pacific preferred Lake Shore and St Paul
leading the advance Transactions aggregated Ssi 0p
shares, including Canada Southern t70U, Delaware,
Lacknwanna and Western il,CO, Houston and Texas
16OD Iron Mountain 5000 Kansas and Texas DOOO,
Lake shore 2s,Oo, Michigan Central 5,0Oo Manhattan
1000, Northwest l2OO, New Jersey Central 5000 New
York Central 1000 Ohio and Mississippi 6ODp Pacific
Mail 1000 Reading 5000 ~. Paul 1900, ST. Paul aud
Omaha bod, Texas Pacific aiOO Union Pacific EyrC
Wabash and Pnclhc220OO WcsernUnion 5000, Louis
Vile and Nashville 5000 Erie 1900, Hannibal aud st.
JoliO0Q,
National Republican., 1880-12-22
2fuctiou Sales.
BY DuncansOn Brothers,
AUCrIONEERS.

TVNRUSTEE5 SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il near UniontOwn at auction.
by virtue of deed Of trust given to and duly
recorded in liber No 100 folio iol the land
ords OF Washington County, In the District OF Column
bia and at the request I'm writngl OF the party se-
cured thereby, we will sell on SATURDAY., sth day
OF January, A, d.. 1880 at o'clock, In
front Of the premises, all that piece or
parcel of ground lying in the said county
thrly.one l3l, n section numbered four D, In the
subdivision of the Barry Farm, the snnc IL de-
scrbed in the plat recorded In the Office OF the Sur
yeyor OF Washington County, District of Columbia,
together with all and singular the appurlenances,
rights, privileges, improvements and other heredita-
ments TO the same belonging or In any wise npper-
tanning.
This lot Is improved bya substantial frame dwelling
and oubuildings.
Terms: One-third cash, balance In sN, twelve, and
eighteen monhs notes TO be secured by deed OF trust
property sold, and to bear per cent interest. A
deposit of s5 will be required ut sale. Terms to be
complied with In seven days. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property ut the risk and
cost of the deiaulting purchaser Conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost.
JOSEPH II. EDISON, ,,r,,s,o..
THOMAS HYDE, i'"s'ee''
National Republican., 1880-12-22
DISTRICT COURTS.

ARTHuR.ITolman vs.. Phelps; verdict for piainiili
for So with interest from July, 1879 Anderson
GIRcHIT ,IisN GSUHT pIyrsIoS No. 2-JusrrcE HAa;
he sickness Of Senator carpener OF he sosei for
DEFENSE the hearing WAS adISuIned until to-day
modc9tlCn Of decree with reference 10 tie disposition
Of The ehilaTen psrmitnS them g be sent 70 school,
FergHson@i @ offer to purSaSs accepted and sale
hSr " HnS % Rnfsy M rs
mIrrer nn susSSnsd stained and bill dismissed Sanders vs..
d Butler vs. , Brown william r Snyder ppointcd guar
eud!tor, with instructions. Adjourned until Deem.
:, CRIMINAL CovRT-JusTIcE JAMEs.-Ambrose Fol.
llott, mansaughter; nolle prosequ entered. Henry
L. Crani3Id, nuisance plea IN abatement filed. John
(alias Frank s VennattaJ aid John Norris; moe
pros entered MS to Emmet Bush; the Others put
ASSIGNMENTS roR TO-DAY.
supreme Court ofthe District, 5,ChlerJustlce Cartier
and Potomac Railroad colnphnyi No 100, 'Bren VS..
Baltimore and Pot1mae RailT9Gd ComBany No no
pany No, III, West vs. baltimore and Potomac Rail.
BgS vi No. No. s FL s vs. vs. Es No
y N S KaoMsa sna VS. No kSS p
Ss srS S. bsirist Of con%Ba B vs. O JchSsoS 81 S!t;
No. 1G5. ndsrS3n vs.. smith; No SO5, National Met:
y TSSiSri No, ,SIl, u"sd States ys sSedf1S sgerns
rs pee 6d S9 ys CLARK 4 Go No l Humphrey nal
rs AZ Lee ct a.; No ii7 Riley rs. McCauiey eI nl
NO 5l9, Schnodcr d Son VS.. Garland.
= Circuit Court, Div, No a-Justce lagner.-.No 3q1
Poland vs.. IEtnl Insurance Company; No. Ils po.
land vs.. HAfti0rd Fire Insurance Company; No. 40
Poland VS.; Nmioral Fire Insurance Company; No
go, Poland rs. Springfield Fire insurance Company;
No lSS Breeze vs. Rccsse OF nj; No. I9I Tolman Va
Phelps; NO 20l, johnson w. Potomac Ferry Com,
panyi No slS, Se'I yS Heurch No. 2le, ColInan vs.,
Heurichi No 400, Bailey VS.. District of Columbia.
Criminal COurt-Jusllce James. MARY Hall, per.
Jury; Frank Bnrch aud John Norris, rape upon Mary
Trout; BcIlauin s. Councilman, rape: James Hen
nes1ey, grand larceny; Albert Dodson, John Green
snd Alfred Minor, burglary and larceny; Hamilton
Noss larceny; William H. Easily, assault with intent
10 XII Policeman Ryan; Alexander Stevenson as
National Republican., 1880-12-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall Street TrnusactiOns Yesterdny-Do
NESTLE and Foreign Markets.

Special 10 the Republican.
New SoRK, Dec, sl.-rhe exports Of domestic pro.
ducts for the week were valued al s6632,I74 Money
loaned between per cent per annun and i-32 per
diem, and CLOSED at D. Exchange steady at 47sA for
long, and ls2GelS24 for short sight, Governments
quiet but firm. state bonds In light request except
for Tennessee and Alabama, which were fairly active
and higher. Ballroad bonds active but irregular
There was an advance of ~ per cont In Iron Noun
Tain Cairo and FullOn) hrsls In Chesapeake aud
Ohio currency 0s. Kansas u Texas seconds, Mobile
National Republican., 1880-12-22
Howland Dental Association,

NO. eli FOURAND.A-HALF STREET
Three doors north OF Pennsylvania avenue, EX-
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE with
pain, for each ioOh without gas, 80 cents each
tooth, ARTIFICIAL TEETH, " per set Gold and
Amalgan FILLINGS inserted. All work warranted
first Class
ide TO over 10000 Persons Je0-ly
National Republican., 1880-12-22

OFFICE ROOMS in No. aa9 and $40 Four.nnd. .ha (
street H. ". also in 45s Louisiana avenue H. W.
Call for weekly Rent.Iist.
VINOR ShLE-First-class largo new house, with mod
II ern conyencnces; IL rooms, two bathrooms,
washroom; dry cemented cellar superior iinish and
built for owner by days work. location healthy and
convenient. Address owner apply Mt premises. No
1906 II street. VIII rent TO private parties, no22ms
National Republican., 1880-12-22
National Academy Of Fine Arts,

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Tho most thorough instruction In every department
OF Art, from the Preparatory Course TO Portrait aud
Historical Painting. The Science of Art Will he made
50 clear and simple that years OF study VIII be saved
CoRCoRXN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREET.
National Republican., 1880-12-22
Sor Sale 2Tliseellaneo,ts

In
II Several secondhand Landaulets, new and
second dhand Coupe Coupelets. Coupe Rockawnys,
aud other winter carriages which will be sold cheap
ROBT. ii. GRAHAM, dl0-ilB sth ST. n. W.
Repairing promptly attended TO. deli'im
JNOR SALE--TYPE-A LARGE FONT OF NON
II parcll, In good condition, VIII he sold In quan-
titles to suit purchaser. Address NATIONAL REpup.
LtCAN. dei3tf
NEW SAFE, MADE by THE CELEBRATED
~ manufacturers McSsrs Moscr, liatiman a Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio. can be seen Mt this office.
National Republican., 1880-12-22
United States Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue of an order OF the Circuit Court passed
December H. 1882 In law No. 22Si8, issued out Of
the Clerks Office of the supreme Court of the District
of Columbia, and to me directed, VIII sell at public
sale, for cash. at Thomas Dowlings cor
ner pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street. on
the I'D day of December, 1880 at 10
o'clock n all the right title, claim, and interest OF
the defendant in and TO the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prop
erty, to wit Consisting Of Underwear Socks, Suspend
Crs Shirts Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, Necktes Pins,
&c. &c seized and levied upon rs the
goods and chattels Of John Dare to satisfy attachment
In above entitled case. - -
FREDK DOUGLASS,
deiSdts United States Marshal ID. c.