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National Republican., 1880-12-28

BALTIMORE, Dec 27.-Cotton dull; mlddling, li,lc.
Flour lower and dull Howard street and Western
super 81 5O9 90; do. extra s. 25g5 0G do family, s. 25
@6 OO City Mills super, 50 500 co. do extra 81 25 90;
do family 80 00dG 5O do Rio brands, 81 0o96 ~ Pa
apsco family, 81 2j. Wheat Southern quiet and
steady; Western higher, closing easier and quiet;
Southern red 81 1901 i5 do amber, 81 16a1 2o No.
Western winter red spot aud December q l2t6l 70;
january, Il 134dl 13a; February, 81 18sMl l65s;
March, 81 i0l 1sS Corn, southern quiet aud lower;
Western quiet and steady; Southern white, i5GliSc;
do yellow i6(l iSc Western mixed, spot and Decem-
ber old $50 iac new january, ,53'5 5S3c;
February, 53'SG53tSc. Oats entirely nominal In the
absence Of receipts. Rye dull q 90, Hay steady;
prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, s20GD22
Provisions duh and about nominal; mess pork Sl3 50
bulk mcats-loose shoulders, none Offering clear rib
sides, offering; do packed, 5d71ic; baCOn-soui
ders, G'ic; clear rib Sides Sac hams, 0Ilc Lard,
refined WSc' Dntler quiet prime to choice western,
BE lined, .OG22c Petroleum nominal. Coiiee strong;
Rio cargoes ordinary to far, ,lldl3c, Sugar very firm;
4 son, ghc. Whisky qnIet, y ls@l ~ FreIghts to
Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton, lG6f I'd; -four
2js. per ton (sacSsG gran Sd. Recelpts-nOur, 2l00
barrels; wheat 4O0t5 bushels corn 526 bushels rye
go bushels Shipments-Whcut, 2ll iOI bushels; corn,
none. saos-wheat, 800 7j bushels corn 20 bushels
National Republican., 1880-12-28
QSSanteS- Sitiatious.

A NUUNU MAN IUEKMANl, NPFA kTNU
n. some English and French wants a situation as
walter In private family, any kind OF business by
which he can make his living; good references. Ad-
dress J. SALOMON, 2l9 Ninth st. n, W. de29
National Republican., 1880-12-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall street transactions Yesterday-D
ncstic nnd Foreign Markets.

Special to the Republican,
NEW YORK, Dec. 27-Money was active and loaned
ut per cent per annum to lilo per diem, closing Mt
per cent. Exchange dull at 41ys6piS0 for long, and
is2lS@i3 for short sight. Governments strong and
u per cent higher for all issues State bonds dull and
nominal Railroad bonds strong and active; Mllwau-
kee and ~. Paul consuls advanced to i25 Mobile aud
Ohio first debentures to 49, Rome, w and Ogdens-
burgh frsts to Sif, the latter falling to ST. Erie
seconds TO l0lyS, Mobile and Ohio new mortgage to
l07, Chesapeake and Ohio currency Gs to 5 do hrss
(series - ST. Boston. II. and r. hrsts to So later
falling to 4Dli and Milwaukee and 81. Paul (South
Minnesota dvisOn) TO lOi Texas Pacific rsts (Iiio
GrRnde diyision) declined TO y9' and later recovered
to g9l, Iron Mountain seconds preferred. income to
| The stock market opened strong and buoynnt, and
under heavy purchases the general list I'D dNnnced
| sharply The speculation continued strong through
out the day and ut the second board the Improvement
compared with the closing quotations OF Friday
ranged from 4 10 per cent the latter IN Central Pa
cifC; Union Pacific, New York Central, Erie, Chicago.
| Burlington and Quincy Rock Island, St Paul and
| Omaha, Lake shore, and q. G. g. and L. being also
very prominent In the upward movement Toward
the close slight tendency toward stringency In the
money market caused reaction of iaGp3 per cent.
Western Union was exceptionally weak, and declined
3 per cent on the days transactions. Total sales
3G5 900 shares including Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, II ,OOO Erie 9i,ODT Hannibal and st. Jo,
1900 Kans;is II Texas, 5000 Lake Shore 1900 Lou
isville and Nashville, $500; Michigan Central 1000;
Northwestern, 1000 Nashville and Chattanooga, %
New Jersey Central, G,0M New York Central ieOol
Ohio and Mississippi, 6UO; Pacific Mail, 5000; Read
ing, 6,ypO ST. Paul, 1000 St. Paul and Omaha l3,OO0
| Union Pacific s6,OOO Wabash andpuclilc 900; West
| ern Union, 5000 Chesapeake and Ohio, 5000 and
Central Pacific, 1000
National Republican., 1880-12-28
THE INDEPENDENT WOMAN.
BY SUSAN n. ANTHONY.

BY SUSAN n. ANTHONY.
As woman standing all alone humbly hope to
shine;
I'm sick of nil this twoddle Of the oak and ivy
vine;
Two seen too many instances where, natures law
declining
The vine did the supporting while the oak did all
the twining.
Before I'd marry a man and work for his bread
and myNown;
Before ia marry man who'd place himself upon
the throne,
And claim from me, his better half, allegiance
blind and mute,
I'D wed the nearest ape, and walt for him TO evo
Lutte
National Republican., 1880-12-28
New xor,. General Market.

NEW York, Dec 27.-COtton, consolidated net re-
ceipts for two days. ssO3i bales; expors-Grcat Brit
aim 1858 bales; France 5iOj bales. Flour Southern
steady and quiot common TO fair extra, 81 1905 81
good to choice do. s. 3O@65O Wheat ldljac better
closing firm; very moderate export business; fair
trade on speculative ungraded red 81 IOl 20
Corn opened duh and weak, closed shade better; un
graded. 59G57c, Oats shade stronger and Qulet No
qu et, steadily held, sugar qulet Centrifugal S9sc
fair to good refining, T&Gq77ic; prime TSc; refined
steady and outlet. Coltonseed oil 42@ nc, Rosin
steady 2na Sne aHs' and saGy @ @ TgEsn.ne fESm
pulled 2l@ iGc; nnwashed, li@SSc; Texas, ii@l33c
Pork inactive and wholly nominal. Mlddles n shade
stronger long clear, 7C abort clear 7lGc long and
short, 26c. lard 5Idl0c higher, closed strong and
more active, $500 Frcighls lower.
National Republican., 1880-12-28

proportionnte increase Of colorcd people Is much
larger than the increase Of whites In South Caro-
lima the whites increased Is per cont, while the
blacks increased 90 per cent IN Alahamn the re-
lation is Is to "a In favor uf the black increase
North Carolina 25 20 % District of Columbia, 80
to 80; Maryland, q TO 3i. Eyen In the cold North
the same relative increase Is preserved although
who came North after the war All calculations
based upon the negro dying out as the Indian has
done will have to be reversed.
National Republican., 1880-12-28

GALT.-Early on Sunday morning, 2Gth Instant
GEoHGE STERLING GAIT aged fOrty-fVe years.
His funeral will take place from the residence of
Tuesday morning, 2sth instant, at IL o'clock. fhe
friends of the family are invited 10 attend. ~
WHITE-On the 2Bth instant, Rt 2 O, M, Capt
JosEPII WHIrE, aged hity'lwo years.
Funeral services on Tuesday morning, N O'clock
at ST. DOminlC's Church, His remains VIII be taken
to baltimore, via ID. and o, Railroad for interment
Friends aud acquaintances are nyied TO attend.
baltimore papers please cOpyl
National Republican., 1880-12-28
baltimore Genera, Market.

sUB-TREAsURY BALANCEs
Gold...,..... s75,lsi,0H Currency y.....,. s39lI,(
National Republican., 1880-12-28
INGALLS, ON GARFIELD.
An Interesting Reminiscence OF the
Prcsident-eiect When n Young Man,


had an interesting talk with Senator Ingalls,
the other evening respecting the career and per.
sonal qualities the Prcsidcntelcct The Senator
was fortunate In being intimately associated with
General Garfield during two years of college lie,
and unhestatingly AYERS, as do all his schoOl.fc-
lows, that the successes of those early days gave
abundant promise OF the remarkable experiences
of subsequent years. The Senator remembers the
General as tall, rather angular young man, who
had not Then taken on the ayoirdupois which has
since rounded his outline and impaired the ap-
pearanco of great physical strength. His head is
thickly covered with u shock Of light, yclowish
hair, the manifold locks of which evlnced decided
tendency TO point in various directions at the same
time Though in such strpitencd circumstances
that he could not mingle IN the expensive social
pleasures which were INDUCED in by more fortIi-
nate students, young Garfield was thoroughly re.
spected by ALL and his studious hr Its and literary
tastes made him notable among hIs fellows.
Since those days
THE SENATOR AND THE GENERAL
had not met for more than quarter of a century,
until the former came to Washington in 1873. The
studious youth had developed into one of the
stuTdiest of men, portly and strong. Most of the
yellow. hair had fallen of, and the remainder as
well as an ample beard, had assumed a griz1ed,
stubby appearance, as far rs possible removed
ifom every trace OF suggestion of Williams College
days, lie had also become one of the foremost of
er ns9 pSH Noted e for learning and
The old schoolInates met upon certain occasion,
with numerous guests, Senators, Representatives,
Garfield. Ailer the substaitials had been properly
discussed, lnll occurring IN the conversation the
most commenced the recitation OF n little poem,
giving the production the benefit Of his fine voice
AND aAsTERLY ELocUTIoN.
All were at once Interested and none more so than
Mr.. ingalls,, who at once conceived an indcinable
idea that he was not listening to the lines for the
first time, though he had not the slightest sus.
picion of the real truth The recitation over con.
siderable curiosity was INDUCED In as TO the au-
GiorShip, whether tho poem was new or old &c,
which was finally satisfied by General Garfield re,
marking "Genlemen, the author Of that poem
ss al lhis table, al the same time pointing 10 the
hluehiuR knnafOr rhn lufia Itan tna
that he had contributed the verses TO the college
magazine IT time when the next President had
editorial charge OF IT, Those only can appreciate
thu senator's modest chagrin who are aware how
rcmorselessly since he became politician, he has
sought 10 turn aside every suspicion that he had
be0n was, or might be n poet.-Aichison Chdnlpion.
National Republican., 1880-12-28
R.I,Imore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-Beef cattle, market slow but
middle grades &c higher others unchanged; the best
were reshipped Fast before the market very best 81
d5IIo; hrsi quality, li6J5Ac; medium 3sdlSc Ordf-
nary 2li613c; most sales from 4a5c; receipts, l,03
demand; quotations. q gG6isc receipts, i72s The
ceps of sleep and lambs were ~. quotations. sheep,
3i,aGl1C, lambs, 4bldOkc,
National Republican., 1880-12-28
"hu ieNNiNSu Nv o"s- Po''s W Wv wy ''S.--------
Ooon THE GREAT 0on

1880 THE GREAT 1880
TO The MSHTHTh hIH ThNdK WfSr sE AMn sRRHHHIHwEsr RHI
SPLENDID SCENERY MENA' MAeNlficENr EQUIP
rnhSNs Il hfE Hv I S & DspS ,Sio cor
For nfT ql xih S and tss Wss as s cows ov with
sleeping Cars to Louisville and Chicago; 1910 a, m.
ein CHINA 81 iLlS%f LSns and % chcasoi D So H. daily
RahTiMSsE T,1 rSeSs EE E@b e PS9f5SS P5f1SSAc RAILROAD
with Parlor Car 10 Watkins aud the North, at 500
sept ptsatuiday,wlth Palace Cars to CanandniSaaand
For Wiiiiamspor, Lock Haven, and ElmIra, at 1910
For New York and the East, 1910 u, m 2lO aud 1000
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 u. M.
-, daily, except SUNDAY; ,,,.o,,,, ,,,,n. ,.,.,,,
'0' at hI JSSsSy lily Win SSS!s q BtooEiy@ AS%ss
aorInE direct transfer & to FHllSn i street avoiding
For philadelphia 1910 a. M 2lO, 5;lo and 1000 u M
For naIt'?rS G a io @ SS9 S1 icSH n sg @ and So go
iGG iG an & %i iS Ss SS ce S F. and md @ 90 @%' m % 'O' :" ~
For Pope's Creek Line, $40 a. ~. and iiO p mdally
For Annapolis, $40 a. IN. ana no. p daily, except
ALEXANbRIA AM! DFREnERicKsnunG RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
aays, SUI ays o W. s9 S% and + 3 IN @ "" and '' sSJ M H. y"
Trains E aVe a Nsspndr" a DR. a 3f u.s. 8O and
and 1000 H. M, loo 3:0O 500, 100 and GO D. M, aud
ROO midnight sunday III Sos and 1000 i, M. 700
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlor car accom-
nloda,ions can be procured ut the offices northeast
corner Of Thr!eenth street and pennsyyan@iH @ avenue
| checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
l.. +. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
| FRANK THOMSON. Ncneral Mnnagcr.
National Republican., 1880-12-28
LIPSCOMB'S

Liquor, Tea, Wine, Grocery, and Provision
store,
Southwest corner Fflh and streets southeast Capt.
tOl Hill.
long experience In the businest enables the pro-
preior TO offer te public superior stock at prices de
National Republican., 1880-12-28
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
wAsn1NGToN. D. c. prcEMpER %, lssO.
THE uNMusICAL SPARROW.
ny "yArHEn" COPYRIGHT.

ny "FATHEn" UOBnIGHT.
A sparrow pcrched upon tree,
And, being fond ofmclody,
To sing ditty cleared his throat,
But found he could not breathe q note.
He said "1 cannot 'trill or shake
While cen mosquitoes music make,
Not with their voice, but with their wings,
And mark notatlOns with their stings,
"T'd rather he, ns am, dumb,
Than such little pest bccomc!r
National Republican., 1880-12-28
WIN. nj. GAIT Il co.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
on DECK,
And Don't You Forget It!

Candy by the ton, several grades,
fresh; GumdrOps by the ton, pure
and fresh; Shellbarks, New York
State crop, big lot; Nuts by the ton,
all kinds, new; Raisins by the ton,
all kinds, new; CitrOn and Currants
by the ton, new; Florida Oranges,
fine, large supply; Valencia Or
anges, fine large lot, and very cheap;
Lemons, the best i'm Washington,
big lot; Malaga Grapes, the best in
Washington, 80 barrels; and other
Christmas Goods i'm endless supply
and great variety.
National Republican., 1880-12-28
PhiInaeIuhln ln.,Ie uarI.ct.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2T-Cattle, market fair;
sales 1900; prime, Old@pGkc; good, 5is@6lSc medium,
Ia4Gb5JSc; common, 4S@lssc Sheep, market fair;
sales $500 head; primo, 6'sdG1c good 5ssd0fc me
sales 0ooo head prime, Gx@7c good, O'sci medium,
National Republican., 1880-12-28
ASurnrI.. Ior nm, Son,h

Following close upon the surprise of the North at
the Developments OF the census, with reference to
tho growth in population of the South, comes
surprise 10 the people Of the South In relation to
the tncre0se Of the negroes. In every State the
National Republican., 1880-12-28

NOR RENT-A TWO-STORN BRICK HOUSE,
IL No. I'LL New York ave. rooms, hail. cellar,
gns, water front and back yards the state DE.
nartmcnt and street cars: s25 a month. Inquire At
iTIJ. deas-3tF
JNOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN d Co,
fe3u St. Cloud Building.
National Republican., 1880-12-28
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT CouRr, Division No. 1-.JusTIcE MAC.
ARrHuR-Thornetony US. White, verdict for plaintiff
with interest. Wilson vs.. White; death ordcfcndant
mnth; verdict for plaintiff for $50 Welnheimer VS..
Burkhnrt on hearing.
NER;. Erskne vs., Carey verdict for defendant for
motion to set aside disnissed argued Judgment sus-
pended Johnson VS.. District Of Columbia; appeal
bond approved; Forrest vs. wilson Ct all motion TO
Ni.. va Dabcock; execution, award, and motion for
judgment; decision reserved DObsOn VS.. Blumen-
burg; order TO issue commission.
Equity CouRT-JusTIcE CoN.- Young VS.. gaddls;
parties ordered to take estate nt commissioners va
alton bauer vs. lscheIliy Mnrgaret a, Ice e al a
james payment by u. {. Parker ordered; McBlair
vs. McBlairi reference of petition of Williams =
pro cOnfesso against certain defendants, and WIl am
Il. Mnttlngy appointed guardian nd litcm Fowler
Fowler and others Sllisheo VS.. Garland testimony
| ordered taken before Examiner hen Davenport In
In arntp \ saiyision of lot & sanare ~. or
dered Butler vs.. nrown; referred to the auditor tC
sursnce company vs. Grant; oiicr Of dcfendant L
| read aildavlts, ON motion to suppress deposi
against A. X Shepherd. Anderson vs. 'iinnt; s,it
ratified aud reference TO Special AudoI Dsrllngton
| kee w. WillSinson sales finally ratified, Maschole
vs.. Daldwln final decree confirming auditors report
Mctsvs. Lacy; sale nualy ratified and reference e
auditor ordered Miller vs.. Hopkins; sale OF cns
| part of lot -. square 6li, ratified nls smith vs.
| Plckcrell trustee to answer for defendant, A. 9
iitem ordered Lcddy Va ssvilie yacatlon Of orde
of December 10, 1880, dsmissing bill ordered. liuck
Douglass vs. Clark sale ratified iinaliy, and irisle,
ordered to pay BALANCE Of proceeds TO Mary NJ Doug
lass. Brown vs. Van Patten; Beluaminc +. Leighton
appointed receiver. Larner Gideon; receivers re
| port referred to the auditor.
not engaged In the cause hearing discharge
Until Until Monday n nsxt John Rocco Harry ,iar,y ii
1 IN nrV m IA
National Republican., 1880-12-28
2Hucfion Sales.
Thomas DOwling, AuctiOncer
Notice to Contractors.

NUCICE 10 NOIIlTdCtOTS.
CHtEF ENatSEER's OFFICE,
WAsHINaToN CITY AND pOtST LOOKOUT II. H.,
Corner sixth and & streets N. w,
WASHINuTON, u. g., Dec. IL, 1850
CEhLED PROPOSALS will be received ut this of
- fee until MONDAY, the 81 day OF January next,
NJ Il o'clock M for grading about eighteen miles OF
this rond, extending frum Brnndywinc, In Prince
Md.
Prohles and specifications can be seen Rt this Office
W. J. WHARTON
chief Engineer,
Stnr1 deli
National Republican., 1880-12-28
M. DILLON,
Health is Wealth.

On, n, g. WEsr's NrRvE AND BRAIN TREATMENT,
specific for llysterin, Dizziness, Convuslons Ncr'
vors Headache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
Spermniorrhpn lmpOtency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age caused by over-eNertlOn, self
abuse Oycr-indulgence which leads to misery, de-
cay and death. One box viii cure recent cases, Each
BOX c0nians one months lrealment, One dollar
paid on receipt Of price we guarantee SIX boxes to
cure any case, With each order received by uS for
six boxes accompanied with five dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO return the
money III the treatment does not effect cure, Guar
antees Issued by STOrT d CROMWELL, $50 Penn
sylvania ayoiue, Washington ID. g., Wholesale and
tpntIOn, OplS.lylelhS
National Republican., 1880-12-28
@onte0-Soomo.

WY ANTED - TWO NICELY FUNNISHED ED
W. rooms with modern Convenlenccs, In a good
ncighborhoOd. Address, giving full particulars and
price. X. Y. H., Republican Office. de2s-5ts
VXTANTED--A SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH BATH
wv and closet, for gentleman, wife and two chill
dren with board. Addrcss stating terms, G. T., this
office. a dc2S3t%
National Republican., 1880-12-28
for .Sale-S6o

IGOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN II CO., ST.
Cloud Building. Real estate and loans Jy3i
NOR RENT ny b. H. WARMER
National Republican., 1880-12-28

OFFICE ROOMS In No. 8g3 and $40 Four-Rnd-a. half
street u. W.; also In ijs Louisiana avenue II. W.
Call for weekly Rent-Iist.
LNOR SALE-First-clasS large new house with mod.
A. ern cOnveniences; II rooms, two bathrooms,
wash-room; dry cemented cellar, superior iinisl and
built for owner by days work; location healthy and
convenient Address owner or apply ut premises No.
1906 III street. VIII rent TO private parties nO22m+
National Republican., 1880-12-28
nnliImorc MOCK Ronrd.
DIED.

BALTIMORE, Dec, T,-Vlrslnla 0s. old, 30; do. con
soils, 769 DO. second series 30 do. past due coupons
| 90; new lO-IO's, 5lH bid to-day,
National Republican., 1880-12-28
Sor @enf- @oo


uIoR RENT - THREE UNFURNISHED SEC
IL ond.foor rooms suitable for Hight housekeeping;
gas and bath half square from street cars INQUIRE
National Republican., 1880-12-28
ATTEND J. NJ & r COHEN'S AUCTION SALE OF
Diamonds $4,000 WORTH OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AND IEVELRY
Goods Sold at Private Sale until Sales at and
llO5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
lNonfeS- S-Aelp.

A GENT WANTED (AN ENERGETIC CAN.
"A vnsscr) at once; can make sl0 per day. Address
w. q r., Lock llox 26l, Pomeroy, q. destlt
A CANVASSER For LIFE INSURANCE. A
IA liberal compensation viii be paid to an active
party. Inquire at 500 Il 81. deli.lm
National Republican., 1880-12-28

A SITUATION AS NURSE AND sEAMSrl,ESS
n In n refined family by an American woman, For
pnriictlars apply at MQman's Christian Association
National Republican., 1880-12-28
DOUBLE TRACK JASSEY COUPLER, SrEEL RAILS
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December l. 1884

WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JASSEY CoupLERi SrEEL RAIIsi
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December /, 1880
IGi5&S-GRIGAe@ &c. b %S5SSSISS%fI' AND ST LOUIS
sRai,THSS fG,l ei'S sH' Way stations
EsS AH%aSSs fTs %%S SG@sG aSG @S
ss%TSfSS ssFf%T Il SSs xSS GS YHERg WY f2}o IL
meets for lIagerstown aud at Point OF Rocks for
eoo-SEW YoaK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos.
,eOo-0n SUNDAY only, for baltimore Annapolis, and
loOo-Bh iiIMoRE EXPRESS, Cstops at lrynttsyllle
College BeltSyille, laurel, Annapolis Junction.
tiGiOs splTsishuhG, !, ,GMIC Ado, o,c1NcINNATI,AN AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i3;iO- Baltimore Encott city, Annapolis, md Way
2l-99 gS, Tgn'!Sy 9ply S9T Baltimore Attn and Way
t235- NEW YORK, PhiLADELPHIA. AND Bos.
baltimore md Way stations, winchester Fred.
rlf tiiaSSFi!oYiH ~ Gp@ WHSY yIE hSSS SSE ,u
''Of REL E%Pitf % > (frcdcriek war u" Relay lay stops at
Annapolis Iuncton) ,,,
., Ers SnsaSssk fc%
OF Rocks and Why stations only)
tI!IR%2fSE sfS S%S i!rS
PRESS !Martinsburg aud Way, via Relay.
COS PoiHl %IS Of Of Rocks AID Way @ sislions
tGtj-- Baltimore and Way stations.
iS;5o-f fiTisRuKa, CINCfSNhTi' AND ST. LOUIS
EMPRESS.
Gi5-BAL LrIMOIIE, nYATTSVILLE AND LAU.
REL EXPRESS.
tlGOO-NEW YORK pHILADELPHIA, AND nos
TON EXPIRES Sleeping car To New York,
and special sleeping car NJ Philadelphia
tDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station and Gla aud
1851 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue corner Fourteenth street
and received at any point In the city.
National Republican., 1880-12-28
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.

Circuit Court, Div. No. i-Justicc McArthurNO 500,
Wcinheimer VS.. Burkbnrt; No 575, Welsh vs. Doug
ass No $50, District OF fCoiumbla W.. Boston; No 5,
r9Nng NS VS. H2"g @ NO; vS S% Amy VI .rs1Ss ys
40. ts, Kendall vs; Eaton No. Sgl Grinder W, Us
Harding vs.. Mclaughlin; No. 6O3, Campbell VS. Dis
trlct of Columbia; No. COZ, Walden vs.. Mchllistcr
No, COO, pap,t w. Douglass.
National Republican., 1880-12-28

IL Judiciary Square, three Furnished communicating
rooms, together separae bath and closet same
hoor; one square from L, Seventh, aud d st. cars.
National Republican., 1880-12-28

OCO STREET N. w.-oNE FURNISHED
goo front room for rent In new private resi-
Ialg-g
National Republican., 1880-12-28
THIS ELEGANT pREpARATInN

Chapped Hands and Cracked Lips, Cold Sores, Chat
ErII,,p,innS' Unnamed Wonnds Tender and perSpTinS
Feet, liGmorrhods &G; sc Egcayptne Is q clean
not soil the hands dress In the least sold by all
druggists. Price, % cents. uclfIIhS-3m
National Republican., 1880-12-28

A SITUATION ny a REsPECrABI.E PER
~. son "a nurses Will take the entire charge of mn
nian; best references given. Call ut or address gO3
X ri, u, W. de23
National Republican., 1880-12-28

A COMPETENT COIORED MAN, - YEARS
"A OF age wishes situation COpyist In an Office
messenger In store to take Of sick gentle
National Republican., 1880-12-28

CITUATIoN IN A PRIVATE FAMILY ny A
- colOred boy, nged II years; neat and willing good
reference. Apply ut 80 Is 1t. n. q. deS
National Republican., 1880-12-28
Sost ano Sfouno.
SB1leiness Chances.

WANTED - FoRTy-FINE HUNDRED DOL
w lars, for which ave per cent, interest VIII be
paid, secured upon property worth ten times the
amount Apply at l2N Pennsylvania ave. de27-8tt
I HAVE $4,000 IN HAND 10 LOAN IN TWO
sums OF 5000 on good real estate security In the
city, also a sum Of money can divide into sums Of
1900 and over. q. q, GREEN, 40 street north.
west, lp2ilOt
National Republican., 1880-12-28

vNOR RENT - TWO CONTbtUNICATING, UN-
~ furnished rooms; southern eNpOsliTe house has
all modern improvements Also, table bonrders and
meals sent ont. At 1919 q st, u. W. de,s-3tA
National Republican., 1880-12-28

Grapelere' SbuiSe.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ffifiE MODEL. FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
National Republican., 1880-12-28

SITUATION, ny A YOUNG MAN, % YEARS
- OF age, of some ability, mir penman, and temper
ate, In store, Office hotel restaurant, anywhere
to make n living; not afraid of work good recon-
mpudAtio Ions Address a. A. NJ this office. dea5
National Republican., 1880-12-28

LNOR RENT-WTrH BOARD, VERY PLEAS
II ant rooms; south front; location central, within
half block Of Post and Patent Offices. C2l Il st. II. W.
National Republican., 1880-12-28

A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EXPERIENCE
"A IN the grocery business would like u situation In
u store; would take low wages Mt permanent place:
good references given. Address ALPHEUS, 2is
street northwest, deA