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National Republican., 1880-11-30
a Suggestion From naryiand.

To the Editorof The National Republican,:
STR: Should Mr.. Garfield, however come TO
the conclusion that the presence Of a southern
man in his eubinet would contribute to the
success of his administration, will venture
to remark that there is man in Maryland
who would mako an ablo and ctlio lent attor-
ucy. general, aud that man is Hon. Henry
Stockbridge, than whom there is not better
or more capable gentcnHu south of Mason
aud DixOns line.
Mr.. Stuckbridge is one of the brightest or
naments Of the Baltimore bar, and while he
may not bn politician in the common ac-
ceptntion of that term, ho is Il thorough-going
republican, and, what will prove of still
more value to MIR Garfield and the
country at large, he is II gentleman
of uncomp,omising honor and integrity
His appointment would satisfy the claim
the south has TO recognition in the lorma
tion of the cabinct aud in the second, it would
add greatly to the strength Of the republican
party of the state. BY proper management
from this time out Maryland can be made a
republican state in timo for the next pres-
dental contest, and tho management best
calculated to promote that end will be the
elevation of Mr.. Stockbridge to "A seat in the
incoming cabinet. He is one of Maryland S
most gifted sons, and has the fullest confidence
and respect Of the republican party Of the
state, and combining "A brilliant legal expe-
rionce with rock. like integrity. His appoint.
| ment would give universal satisfaction, aud
carry with il the guarantee that the federal
patronage of the state would not De dispensed
in the interest of any faction, but in the in
tcrest Of the country and of the republican
party. ID. Nj. 5.
SHA RPsBUHG, MD, Nov. 27, 1850.
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son TREASURY nAtANcEs.
LIaItIlnora MnrKetn.

BALTIMORE Mn, Nov. 20.
Cotton higher and firm. Middling. l2c.
Flour dull and easier IN sympathy with wheat
Howard street and western superine, 81 Z5p4 71
do extra, s. O0@5 G2 do. family, s. 1906 75: CITY
mills supcriine 81 21di 80; do. extra s. 5000 1f
do. family IS 75d7 90. do. Rio brands, 30 7b
Patapsco family, 81 80.
wheat-sOuthern lower and quiet western spot
do. amber 81 cool n, No. ! Maryland, 81 20;
No western winter red, spot. and November,
81 1917, December 81 i9A0l 1914: January,
81 4H@l 2ll4' Februaf Thgl M: March.
291s0Dl 20h
Corii-5outhern quiet and CASTER western quiet
and shade better. Southern white. 55t157c, do.
yellow, Soc; western mixed spot, and November,
50&dG0c December, 5s Se15skG for old, SCI 4sp56lo
new; January j834d69j4c.
Outs wholly nominal. Southern. iiei5o west
ern white. itG35c: do. mixed iJq44c.
Rye dull ut 81 UlGl o.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland stS COG 20 90 per ton.
Provisions easier, hui not quntably lower. Ness
pork, els OO bulk meats-luose shoulders, none
Offering, cearrib sides. altering. DO. packed.
5Hqsl4c; Observation-Disclosures. o. e; clear rio sides.
sac hams, llAGl2Nc. lard refined uerces, 9Iac.
Butter steady Prime to choicc western packed,
Gq23c; roll. lSf22c.
Eggs higher aud actiye Frp.,h &c: timed, 2Oc.
Petroleum dull Refined. 9i4aiOr
Coffee steady Rio cargocs ordinary to iair,
llAgl34c.
sugur higher. son. 91lc
Whisky higher aud firm az vi ie.
Freights dull
RccciH,-Four. 1850 bbls; wheat. l2L7g6 bu;
corn ~ S3S bu; oats i2O bu rye 500 bu.
shipmcnts-Nh 3fOJ0 bu, cOrl Slo0O bu.
Sale Wheat. l.2l4J bu corn, A5ul5 bu.
Virginia sixe', old y asked; d. deferred, l2M
due coupons gl3l; do. new ten n.Iortics, I7A bid
to-day.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Whist Diet.

The great whist players of England rar ely
diued in the usual acceptation of the word,
aud never touched the Falernian be fore play
ing Charles Fox was the cxcep ton. Cen
cra Anson and Mr.. Clay NJ. p. for Hull, the
two great English players of our tine took
little tea aud toast at the Turf club in Ar.
lington street as an overture to The game, and
Professor LongAeld, Tom Vigmolles of the Cas-.
tie, and George Mcdowell, fellow of Trinity
college, the great Irish players, never ex'
Ccedcd this mild rcpast. Vignolles, VINO was
n sou of the dean of the Chapel Royal and an
exquisite whist artist, had a splendid career
spoiled by being discovered cheating Mt the
United Service club by the duke, then Prince
George of Cambridge and general then Major
Grii, ,hs of the Scots Grcys, ut the miserable
game of vingtun. General Scott, the father
of tile duchess Of Portland and Viscountesg
Canning, who Is said TO have cleared 100000
by scientific play at whist adhered striGtly to
to regimen of barley water before sitting
down to play.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

AN. Leave Washington.
5;00- Baltlmnre lclllcoti CITY and Way Stations.
t6l0--BALlIMORE EXPRESS.
GN-Baltlmora, ANNAPOLIS and Way Pedmont,
s!rasbnrg, Winchester, hagerstown, ana Way,
s:io-Polnt OF Rocks ard Way Stations
95i- EfAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS,
tConnnecis for lIagersiown aud at Point OF
eOo-NEW York, piIihADELPnTA, AND Bos.
ION EXPRESS.
io;Oo-on sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and
iOOO-BSLrIMoRE EXPRESS. (stops at Hynt,s.
Vile, College, Beltsyllle. Laurel, Annapolis
ti0:lO-prrTSBUHG, CINCINNATI AMIDST LOUIS
EXPIRES.
i?lO-Bsltlmcro Ell!cott CITY. Annapolis and Way
StuOu1
tr2l-0n SUNDAY onlv-For Baltimore and Way.
t2:Oi-BAlIlMORh lsAPRESS -
t2;sca,NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND Bos,
S30-Baltlmcre and Way Stations. (Wnchester,
Frederick, IIagarSt0n aud Way, via RelRyD
t30-BALlIMORE IIYATrSNiLLE AND BAU-
REL EXPRESS tFrcderick, Via Relay) stops
tl35-Puint OF R0cks, Frederick llagerstown, Win.
chester and Wav stations. Ton sunday TO Point
OF Rocks and Way stations Oniy.)
l4;lO-BalllmOre, Annapolis and Way stations.
tJl0-CHlCAGO AND COLUMBUS E&PRESS.
t5i5- -pITIl.ADELpHIA AND BAALTIMoRh EX-
PRESS. tMartnsburg aud Way. via Relay.
Stois at Ilyaltsvllle aud IaurelJ
SOY Point OF Rocks and Way stations.
i6Ii-nNitimOre and Way StbtionA
7;0-BALTIMOREA AND LAu IttL EXPRESS. 80
tG41-I PITT pi,,lT,dsByHGs r. ;,. GlNCINNArI' AND ST
isa5- -BGLfIMoHE, HYATTsvILLE AND LAU
REL EXPRESS
tlOl5-NEw YoHK. pHTLADELpHIA AND Ros
tDaiiy tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
sunday
For further Information apply at tho Baltimore q
Ohio ticket Offices Washington station, aiid GlI
ANA 1851 Pennsy lvuna avenue, corner Fourteenth
be checked and received at amy pOnt In the city.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.
New yorl, Money Mnrl,et.

NEW YORK, NOV. -, 1850.
Money was active at 6@6lz zpor cent. per diem
and closed at per cent
Exchange was weak and the nominal rates were
reduced - per cent to 1901 for sixty days and
lS2ll for demand with actual business at i79l&D
i70I for long ana ISL lg@lSl4 for short sight.
Government ponds were firm for skies and llycs,
but wcnk aud lsItiI per cent lower ford Is aud Is.
Slate bonds were Inactive and nominal,
Railroad bonds were weak this afternoon. Erie
new seconds consols declined to 1907, Boston,
Hartford Eric iirstS to i5l Kansas Pacific firSis
to 1909 81. Paul " sioux city iirSts to lO7 Milwau
kce c st. Paul a. Il d. divisun) tlrss to lls Chesa.
peakc 4 Ohio, series li to ~, aud Iron Mountain
seconds incomes, TO az.
The stock market opened generally firm, but
soon became weak aud declined l4Tl3s per cent.
the latter In Western Union At the first board
strOug tone prevailed and under brisk purchases
Il sharp advance was recorded, ranging from " to
g per cent. tho latter In Northwestern common
It. Paul, Chicago, Burlington Quincy aud Louis
villG & Nashville being also prominent in the i'm
pruyumGnL western Union did not share In the
general advance but was heavily pressed for sale
and declined steadily to g2lG falling of of ~
eral list became weak during the afternoon and
sold or 10 "a per cent the Granger stocks, the
C0al shares aud the Trunk lines properties being
the most COlsplcuolls III the decline. Ihc speculA-
ton continued weak until ubout the close, when
recovery OF gal per cent took place Nashville &
Chattanooga declined % per cent and c.osed at q
recovery Of "a per cent, Manhattan Elevated cll
on2H per cent. and closed az recovery Of q per
cent.
Tho TRANSACTIONS aggregated io2OlO shares in.
cmdihg Chesapeake & Ohio 600, Delaware. Lack
Nwuunu " Western $500, Delaware * Hudson
1000, Erie 1000 Hannibal S 81. Jusenh II OnO Iron
Mouuiulu i'Ou, Kansas y Texas 29lO, Lake Shore
5000 Lake Erie y Western 6SJJ, Louisville &
Nashville SO Michigan Central 1900, Manhattan
5,O-O, Northwestern 10000, Nashville ~ Chattu-
| uuuga l,UIp New Jersey Central 2lOO0, New York
Central l2O)J, Northern Pacific 10 600 Ohio K Mis-
| Sisipp 7G0J Pacific Mail i5O) 81, Paul Is 900,
| Union Pacific 25OJO, Wabash Pacific lOlOO, aud
| Western Union 10000,
National Republican., 1880-11-30
's3N THE GREAT
1880

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
boUBIE' IRA OK s iifl Rails,
SPLENDID SCENERY, a., MNl,A,GNlFlCENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNGTON from Depol, cor.
-, n.r Of sixth aud streets. rs lolows'
sleeping Car, to Louisville and Chicago; lO;iO u.
M daily, with Sieepmg Cars from Harrisburg TO
with Palace Car to Pltlsburs
BAirlMORE u POTOMAC RAILROAD.
with purlOr Car to Watkins aud the North, at SC1
q. m daily except SundHy; at $3.50 n. m. daily, ex'
For Wiliinmsport Lock Haven and l.mlra, at 1910
For Sew York and The East 1910 IL m, 2O nnd 1000
r. m. On sunday, go y, ~ aud 1000 p. m
Limited Exlress OF lnllnim ParIor Cats 1850 H. m
For brooklyn, Now York, 81! through trains connect
at Jersey CITY with boats OF "BrOOkyn Annex"
eilUrdng direct trUnsler to Fulton street avoiding
. double ierrngc across New York city
For philudelphn, lt'iUN n, 2O, $40 and id;00 p M
On sunday &llp M, H4O nnu iUOV p m
Limited express. 0Sl II m. daily, except sunday.
For Baltlmora CIV S0l w lD'io 4, M nlld 2'io dilo
~ 1910 II. M. .;iO, 5:in. O;3O ana 1000 u. N.
For Popes Creek Line, do II. M, ANA $40 D. m. daily,
For annapolis, 5'iO a. m and l;lor daily, except
ALGXNNDRIA % FREDWRlCKsBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA Il WASHINGTON
For Alerandra7 7. $50 G;.O n. M u mud Il2O a. m.
4;-O, y. W. Gisp y. M, and 1884 D. m. ON sun
hnya Z, WY, u and lli!O ~ M and pm
-, daily, and D. m daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria Or Washington O. sos, s5s,
anu ~ u ln l, j. o, and O;lO y. M and II mid
night sunday NJ S:ji, s5S ana 10 u M, and
piOp m
Tickets Information, seepInL ana pariUr-car ac-
commodntOms cnn ha procured at the onlcss-nOrlh-
east corner otThirteehth street and pennsylvanie
for the checking Of baggage to destination num
Il, p. FARMER General passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON, General MAtRgpr
National Republican., 1880-11-30
WANTED-MIsCELLANEOUs.

NAN11gD-sl20, for which n large, front room.
wv heated aud lighted, with lirs,-cass boar for
t"u persons for three months Will be giyen am excel
lent chance. Address Box 1, Republican cilice
nom gtl
National Republican., 1880-11-30
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PosToFFfCE DEPARTMENT, [
WAsHlSuruN, d. c.. Oct. q, 1880.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Do
partment. UNTIL l2 O'CLOCK NOON, on THE
2GrH DAY or JANUARY 1851, for furnishing
new kind Of mail locks and keys for the ard
elusive use OF the United States through registered
mails.
As the public exposure md searching examination
necessary to Intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model ofa lock and key would tcnd to impair, II not
entirely destroy the further utility such locks and
Scys for the purposes OF the mails. the Postmaster.
General prescrlbes no model sample for bidders
but relies for selection tho mechanical skill aud
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors,
hereby invited, may develop in samples SUBMITTED
by them.
Specifications OF the conditions aud reluiremcnta
relating to proposals. samples contract, ETC. rs well
forms OF proposal, will he furnished on application
by letter to theSecond Assistant Postmaster. era
No proposal will DO consldered unless 1t shall have
been submitted in accordance with such specification
and forms
The contracts which may be made will bo In con-
formily to the specifications AMI the accepted pro.
nosa. But the right s. however reserved to reject
any and oil OF the proposals.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

WI Tor WtnkIY KehI,Ilst.
IINOIt RENT---A fOur.story store 1914 Penn ave
~ With seVcn-slory back bu ldlng, suitable toT
manufacturing or Wholesale establishment Apply
to j w THOMPSON, National Metropolitan bank
nOli-In
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nosO-itawiw
PRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
Posrorricx DErARrxrsr,


OFfiDE OF i.isnunsfSG CLERK AND SUIT,
49, WASif1SoroN d. G., Nov 20 1880. J
10 proposas VIM be received at this Office until
yi1tN h2on on h,ANDAY Deeemter 20, lssI Tor
lows.
For tho delivery and storage of FIVE hundred 600,
tons more or less, (2iO pounds 10 tile toni. Of the
ne1t qualify or Lee white Ash Furnace or Steamboat
C0a tu be thoroughly screened and free from slate
hnu 70 De delivered ana stored before December
~, 1850, In the vaults OF the Department building
before the contracting party will be paid Thereon.
AVeraun samples Ot the coal must accompany each
bid, and the contracting party must exhibit satstac
tory corthcaes nom shippers that the coal delivered
70 MN nom the vessel or cars II the kind requifed by
the Department.
Amo. for the delivery and storage Of ten uol cords
or hest Bakers Pine Wood. 20 he delivered and
corded at the Department bnltling a9 may be re-
CURED. within ten (lOl days from date OF contract.
The whole to he we ghed or measured by the In
spector appointed under the provisions OF Section
j.. Revised statues Of tho United states.
Tie bids VIII be opened In she ollie OF the Super
intendsn, In the presence Of such hdder9 may
choose TO attend, on MONDAY, December the 2nth
bSD at ~ oc ock noon ind the awards win be made
on or before "wednesday, December ga 1880
Tho Dc Jartment reserves the right to reject all
any part OF the bids received ~ deemed for the best
Interest OF the Government 30 to do.
ntisfuctOry houd will be required In each case to
bo executed and filed within fve (j) days after tile
award IL made, lOr the faithful performance Of the
contract. J. D. p BURNSIDE
Disbursing Clerk and superintendent Postollce De
partment. no. -luwIW
National Republican., 1880-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
70 @. $. w.

I'm glad to have thee for n friend.
Because knew thy sire
Long M the pnst. when both our hearts
We're warmed by triendShips iro.
We often met ard lnterrhanged
Words pleasant. Joyous, kind
And laughed together at the things
In Which we humor found.
But now miss him on the street;
Hence fail TO sec his face,
in which stranger even, could
ls honest features trace.
AS the historian Of his state
Or envoy iir way,
His star Of truth e'er brightly blazed
With umdiminished ray.
But at his hnmo he best was seen,
The cheerful, loving sire,
Whose presence gaddcned all aronnd
With words that neer could tire.
Alasl they tell menow that ago
Is on his person pressing
Has dlmmed the brightness of his eye,
No longer sight possessing
III. heart, howc'cr, is warm aud throbs
win lJyGs emotions crowded;
His mind sill VIGOROUS, as OF yore.
Aud with no shadow clo,tded.
These weak words from thy 1lthor's friend
Are spiIt tD thee with greeting,
Because It's known his love for thee
Was always firm. not feetiug-
A love that over noryed Thy heart
When worldly views were dreary,
And gave thee strength to trials bear
When with misloruncs weary
IL
National Republican., 1880-11-30
siggS.=77l H. o. CANDLE. NJ D., v D., or
,3,S "a. NEW YORK

It:cat and cure the following DIS
leases: HemurrhOlds or Piles Con.
Throat aud Lung dlhicul.
ties, Consumption, Heart Disease,
Cuthrrh, and Deafness caused by
.Cutarrh, Suffering and Slammar.
ing, Cancer, ScronilH. II rnia, Ery-
slpclns, GOlrlre, Asthma ~. Nlhisi
hubsn nbnuluutiuul pga ar vi
National Republican., 1880-11-30
FREE ADVERTISING.
M @ O Ell n. T G. E :
Advertisement. under tho head Of

Advertisements under tho head Of
s1TUA1IoNs WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
OF acceptable nature. and not TO exceed four llnea
on our third pagc are FREQ TO all.
ddroTftmtnts, for Rent, Safe lost. not n crceed
hrce tines, UW be inserted hree times for Iccnty5frc
Urts
II answers fhll to come the first time, we invie a
second. uird. or many repettons aro necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish the ad-
verlisers to feel that they imposing on us, but
are doing us favor by usng FREQ columns, az we
Predetermined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN,
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoce. II Initials used they should BIO directed
bthe caro- Of some person, firm postoiice box.
No hee advertisements taken after o'clock p. nj.
Advertisements can be left Mt office, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL tEPUBttCAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-11-30

A GOOD girl for general housework; also q litt
"A girl to attend TO bells; must stay at night. An
ply at 72G Fourteenth stnw. nog
National Republican., 1880-11-30
Dnltimore rnitio nInrI,et.

UALTIIONE NOV. y.
Beef cattlc--Market slow Best l,c common
and medium a full &c lower. Very hcst, $50
lOc, first quality "a, SC; medium, - e.IEc; or6li-
nary, 2i4M2Ic. Most Of the sales were from
$40 DC. Receipts. l.l2i head. Sales 2 Sjl head.
Swinc--MarkCt fully supplied aud trade only
fair. Quotations, 5la6lsc Receipts. SOS head.
The arrivals OF sheep aud lambs were 3,JiS head.
QuOlntIOns-shecn. 295c. lambs lNaalgc.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
W NJ SMITH, Statesman. n 'N''' no nnoi35dei s., ,isS
III y. coLpwMLI. noal Eslnte Auct onoer.

Os
TRUSTEES : SALE or A DESInA BILE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH BAY WIN.
DOW AND BASEMENT, No. 1927 q STREET
NOWrHWEST.
BY virtue Of II deed OF trust, dated November /, A.
D. 1871 duly recorded IN Libce No. 81 folio Is, ono OF
the Land Records for the District of Columbia and nt
the request OF the party secured thereby we Will sell
NJ public auction, In front Of thr premises ON
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER s, 1850, ut O'Clock p.
M, all thai certain piece parcel OF ground In the
city Of Washington, District OF Columbia, to wit Lot
numbered sevenJ.three (73J. In Chpmgn, Exley and
richards (rtsteesl subdivision OF square numbered
two hundred aud forty 2i0l. fronting twenty i. ieet
on north q street, between thirteenth nnd -FOUR
tcenth streets west by depth Of one hundred ClOO)
eet TO Ten (0l foot alley, together with The improve
mont ETC. subject To- deed of trust for 5000 and
crned Interest recorded In Ltber No S4d folio a
OF the Land l,eclrd, Tor said District.
Terms -One'lhird cash. and the balance In six.
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest at six per
cent. per Hnnum, secured by deed OF trust The
property sold. or alt cash option Of the purchaser
deposit GSOO required ut the time of sale and all
onveynncing at purchasers cost Terms To be COM
piled with IN seven days otherwise the trustees re
serve the right TO reSe tho property Mt the rislo and
cost OF the deaultlng purchaser alter five days adj
vertl9cuOnL II. IL LITTLE r..,.
no2i.eod6ds WM. MCKINLEY JR irus'ecS'
National Republican., 1880-11-30
sNANTa,D-lIEr.N.

A YOUNG coorod girl to assist with liouseworki
IA age about fifteen wears; light work. low wages;
good home, Apply before 10 a. M at laO q 81 n W.
A GGRL to do general homework IN II small FAM.
"A llyi alr wages. Apply ut il27 Tweny-fonrth St,
A GIRL, TO cook, wash and iron for q small family;
IN must be cnpnblc and come well recommended.
Apply ut 2lO Sixth 81 Sc. no2l
National Republican., 1880-11-30
WANTED-R9OMS.

u young gentleman, two rooms zone of them
- snal, partially or entirely furnished, well lO-
Gated; private family preerrGd references eIc nngcd;
price an object. Address T. II. p o Box n, giving pnI,
icnlars Irce, size OF rooms, etc. nG2i.3ts
National Republican., 1880-11-30
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSAL FOR ENGINE Z LATHE, BUREAU
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
49, PAY nrr1rr

-. go. - WAsHtNGToN, ID, e., Nov. ~, 1881
- hALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate to be indorsed
- frOpOsAls Tor Engine Lathe" Will be received
~ a. tns oiicc until ~ m the jth day OF January.
loei lOr ( Engine Lathe, equal to Hewes q Phillips.
this office on application
hesp9nsi9s security required on this bids for its
prompt and hHthhl delivery
. j. ADAMS SMITH.
nO3pltnWlW Pay Inspector U $. Navy.
National Republican., 1880-11-30
AUCTION SALES.
TINRuSTEFS SALE OF a DESIRABLE TWO.
u STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, CoRNEn or TENTH AND STREETS

' SALE OF n ABlgJt lWO-
u STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL.
ING, CORNER oFTENrH AND STREETS
:, BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated October o. A.
d. 1873 duly ccorded In ber No $685. folio 2i ot seq,
one OF the land records of the District OF Columbia,
nu nt The request OF the party secnred thereby. we
VIII sell at public auction n front OF the prenilses
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1881, at O'Clock p.
m. the Following described real cstRe situate in the
city of Washington, District of Columbia beginning
for the at the northwest corner OF lot numbered
thirty. IN square numbered tn zee hundred aud sixty
seven, running thence south along Tenth street to
the south side Of said lot henca cast along said south
line tMonty-elsht feet; thence north TO the south
line OF streeG thence west along the said street to
place OF beginning. together with the improvements,
consisting OF n very compete aud convenient two.
story and lsoment brick dwelling.
TermB-'riic properly will be sold subect to deed
OF trust to secure s. 900, with Interest at cent.
which Will be assumed by tho purchaser. Tile ball
anco OF tho purchase money to be paid 500 cash and
800 quarterly tereaiter with Interest a per cent.
the deferred payments to he secured on the property
Sod, or all cash may be paid, at option OF the pur'
chaser. Terms 10 he complied with IN scyBn days.
All con geyancng at uurghnser's coat. deposit OF
SlOD at time OF sale win be- required.
J. q. AMES, l.rru.,oos
Il. p uAISfEAD.( ii"''eoS'
w NJ. SMITH, Statesman. n03jdeI. q, ,l3IStO
National Republican., 1880-11-30
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The SWIM iron steamer
JQlIH w. THOMPSON,
Captain John II. Wood built expressly for the PntO
mac river business, leaves SiNtstrpet wharf every
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at }
o'clock n. m, making the principal landings ln tho
river Fare and freBlIts at lowest rates.
niOtr Slxth.slreet wharf
National Republican., 1880-11-30

EOR RENr-TO.A LADY Nice unnirnished fror
room, second floor, with or without bOard0sA
ply nt 9l5 rwenty.secOnd st. six doors be <IM ~
National Republican., 1880-11-30
JAMES NJ. TYNER,
ocoG Acting rostinhster-Ueuern
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL RAGS,
PosroFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. G., October 20, 1890.

PosroFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. C., October 20, 1870.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at this Department until noon on tho I'd
day Of December issO for furnishing, by contract for
four years from tho lst day OF January, 1881,
M ALL BAGS
Ike the samples of this Department. also for fur.
nshing MAIL BAGS conforming IN materials and
sizes TO the official samples, but of different consruc
ton and improved patterns, of which bidders are to
furnish samples.
Specifications orthe kinds Of Mai Bags and orthe
conditions aud requirements relating TO proposal,
contracts, &C., W. we'll ns forms OF bidding. will he
furnished on application by LITTER to the Second As.
sistan. Postmastcr-Generai. No proposal will bc
considered which shall not have been submitted In
accordance with such Specifications and forms
The contracts which may be made will be In con.
formty to the specifications and thu accented pro.
posa!s The right is reserved, however 10 reject any
or all tho proposals.
JAS, NJ TYNEp,
Oc2i Acting PoStmnsrer-ti ienern