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National Republican., 1880-06-24
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DHoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT., |
WAsIINaTON, June I, 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the Secretary
OF the Navy, for furnishing Stationery for the Navy
department, and Bureaus and Offices thereof IN
washington, during the fiscal year ending June ~,
1881 win ba received until ~ o'clock IN. OF the 10Th
PROPOSALS must 30 Submitted on the forms fur,
nished by the Department. wish the guarantee and
certificate annexed, anu Unjust embrace AL Tue items
therein ,. =,
Proposals from parties not engaged il. business IN
Washington or who have not u supply depot ~ suca
city, will not be considered -
Tie schedule embraces two general classes ls
Paper ana Envelopes; ID Miscellaneous Articles
and the contract will be awarded In the whole or by
classes, MS mny be considered the more advantageous
to the Government
The Department reserves tho right to require q
greater quantity OF any article in the schedule
than that specified, as the wants of the same may
The articles will bo called tor from time to time
as needed and must be In accordance with the
schedule, and satisfactory to the head of the office
or bureau for which required; must be delivered
without unnecessary delay and NJ the expense of
tho contractors In default OF any OF which require
ments the Department reserves the right TO pur
chase tho articles elsewhere orto nnnu The contract
In whole or in part, ard will hold the contractors
responsible for any additional expense II may incur
thereby
The Department the right TO valve defects
and to re ect any or all bids.
Bills properly app owed, accTuing under the con-
N'~'' "''' ~ '''N II. W. THOMPSON
Je7-ltawiw Secretary Of the Navy.
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.

CLERKS OFFICE House or REPs U, s., |
WASH NGToS ID, q June f. 1850 J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
Office until II o'clock M TUESDAY, July g. 1880, for
furnishing stationery for the use of the House OF
Representatives.
Hank forms or proposals, showing the quantity
ana quality each article and the form ofb0nd 10 be
signed by the bidder and suretles, VIII be furnished
on application AT this office.
tioneryp ami addressed 10 George N. Adams Clerk
GEORGE NJ. ADAMS,
je7-lawiw Clerk ofHOuse Of Reps, U, $.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Money Mnrl,e,.
NEW YORK. juno %. 1880.

NRw YORK juno %, 1880.
Money oasy ot gas per cent and closed at ~
Exchange steady at iSiAa4S59 for long aud
iTss@4sSA for short sight.
Governments quiet and generally firm.
slNtc bonds dull aud entirely nominal
Railroad bonds strong aud generally higher.
Eric cOnsol seconds rose to S7l5, funded ivcs to
sl94, Kangus y Texas hrsts to O2lk seconds 10 G0A,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Seyens TO l2i, Can
ada Southern iirsts to gllS Jersey Central incomes
to 20, Oregon irsts to ggN, New York Central reg.
iscred iirsis to l30 aud ltlsburg sinking funds TO
10
The stock market advanced q fraction at tho
opening, but at the first board q selling movement
was begun, which resulted IN decline Of "a to "a
per cent, The Coal shares leading the downward
movement The depression was however, ofbrief
duration, and the speculation AUon became strong
aud prices advanced a to "a per ccnt., the i'm
proNcmcnt being well maintained TO the close,
when the best figures Of the duy were current The
stocks most conspicuous in the advance were
Michigan Central, Delaware G Hudson, New Jer-
sCy Central, Delaware. IAckaWRuua & Western,
Lake shore and Atlantic d Pucihc Telegraph.
Transactions aggregated 245,OO0 shares. including
Delaware, IaCkawOuua * Western 27OU0, Erie
5000 Kansas Il Texas 1000 Lake Shore 5000,
Michigan Central HON, Nashville & Chattanooga
2G10, New jersey Central u 900, Ohio & Miss.
iNippi 1900. 81. Paul EiO00 Wabash Pacific 5000
and Western Union lS,cO1.
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IN I. coLpwELL. Real Estate AueLIOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO l4lS n
STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue ora deed OF trust dated October q A. d.
1873 duly recorded In Llber No. TgG folio iO ct seq
of the land records for the District OF Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured thereby,
shall sell at public auction, In front Of the premises
on TUESDAY. JULY O, 1850 at o'clock p. NJ. III
that piece or parcel Of land situate In the city Of
Washington, ID. e.. and known lot numbered
eightyfour tsi) OF Kellys subdivision OF certain lots
In squire numbered two hundred and twelve (22),
together with the improvements, etc.
Terms: Onethird IN cash. and the balance In @, ~
aud IL months with interest Mt per cent per Rnlin
secured by deed OF trust all cash option of tile
purchaser deposit OF 500 required ut me OF sale
aud ali convcyancng at purchasers cost Terms 10
be complied with In seven days.
WILLIAM Il. QUICRsALL.
Iet2 ", ,eQ-Iy9dG Trustee.
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DRoPosAIS FOR COPPER.
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR, !
n AN.A AI.I.Il.In

NAVY PAY OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June II, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, 10 lie Endorsed
"prOpOsals for Copper" will be received nj this office
until u clock the 7ih dny OF JULY 1850, to fur
nish and deliver NJ the Washington Navy Yard 20n,O0
pounds of refined American Copper. This copper
will he required follows: 10000 pounds best
quality American copper 10 inches long, IL inches
wide and rs inches thick to weigh about 100 pounds
5000 pounds best quality American copper, about 81
inches long. inches wide aud 80 inches thick TO
weigh not less than 10 pounds
oDc.half of zach kind of copper TO be eiivered on
before the LIST day ofSeptembpr ls 0, and the rec
ond half before The list day OF November, 1850,
with the privilege delivering the whole Ut us early
u day as ihe successful bidder may desire.
Tho whole ofths copper will be subject to the tests
and inspections OF the proper officers of the Wash
ington Navy Yard, to whom bidders referred.
No proposal will be considered unless from manu-
iacturer OF regular dealer in copper.
The right Is etved to reject any or all offers
should 1t be considered the interest OF the Govern
ment TO do
Blank forms for bids to be had at this office.
]. ADAMS SMITH,
ieIs-otnwoWks Pay IngpeCJor u. IS, N.
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$50 THE GREAT

ISSO - lCCO
TO THE HoR'fH, WEsT, AND sourHwEsr.
ON, ,DQuBLE TSAg - STEEL ISAiI .,r,e
IN EhfECI JUNE j., lSsl
ner OF sixth aud streets, as follows
For Pluspurg ana the West 800 n.- with Sleeping
with Sleeping Car. nom Harrisburg 70 Cinei9,
nat, 81. Louis snd;ChcagU $50 y. m. day, with
BaETIMGRG BSfiS S5 sf AND SPpt6SroMAo RAILROAD.
For Canandalgua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
$40 H. m. daily, except sunday; At $50 p. M. daily,
except saturday, with Pslsco Cara to Canaan
For WliIiamSport Lock Haven and Emha at 1910
~, q; I'm. N. qsy except SgnaAy. -, so,,.,, ,o.o,,,
IN. On Sunday, 1880 u, m.
Limited Express OF Pullman Psror Cars. $50 a.
For BROOKLYN New York, all through trains connect
ut Jersey City with boats OF "BrOoklyn Aun0K."
Ing double isrriase across Now York city,
For Phladephia, 81 o M, so. hio and lO'oJ p m.
Limited FTpfesS, $50 T. m daliy, except Sunday,
For baltimore Gis 500, $50, ln4o n m, ana go
soIa ~, 10 q a, M, Slo, ti,C, snd 10; ., m
For Pope's Creek Line $40 y, IN and 40 p. III. daily
For ,AnlSpois $40 a, NJ and 40 y. m. daily except
AIExGEpRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG Rail-
WAY ASP pAALE&AHpRIA * AND WASHING
Fur Alexandra T. 1:so, 0, II a. MI i;2a. $40 62l
and 1880 y. IN. On Sunday, i y ana IL u m, and
For Richmond and the South 100 g. IN. daily and
- $40 .. m daily except sunday ,,.. an,
m. 1880, s. B., Z, and " y. M and " midnight
=, On sunday AZ aud 10 O. NJ, and G0l p m.
Goinmodatons can be procured At the onices-north-
east corner OF thirteenth street ana Fenn9ylVenlh
Vaula avenue, and nj the depot whore orders he
len Tor THO checking OF baggage to destination from
'N'N'" H. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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District Courts,

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT JUSTICES
WYLIR, HAGNER AND JAMts-LippenCott & Co. VS..
StockmAn; Judgment below affirmed. Lilly VS..
Smith; on argument
EQUITY COURT - JUSTICE Cox. - Truxcl VS..
TruXel substitution of trustee ordered. shannon
VS.. Talburtt sale finally ratified. Edwsrds VS..
Faunce; sale finally ratified, Truesdell -,
Phillips; sale finally ratified. Marshall vs. Wander
bit ct al; pro comicsSO against Vanderbilt Tullock
and Cissell. Arundel vs Inlay resale OF lot 10.
sqGsre Al, ordered. Brereton vs.. BrcrctOn; sale
finally ratified. Matthews vs.. simms; security for
costs required from complainant Edwards VS..
EntwiSc; thirty days allowed complainant to take
testimony. Mitchell VIZ. Wilson; restraining order
Brick company VS.. Woodruff argument concluded
and cause submitted.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTICE MAcARrHUR.-Ed-
ward McRae, grand larceny Of goods, the property
Of Mrs Annie q. Burns; on trial
National Republican., 1880-06-24
TINTED STATES MARsHATs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of heri fncias, asued out OF the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public
SALE for cash, Rt the Court- ouse door of said Dis
trct, oil TUESDAY, the Gth day vt JULY. 1880, ut
IL o'clock mr., all the right tle claim and interest OF
the defendant in and to the following -dcscribed
property, TO wit: Lot No !, in Block No. G, in the
Howard University subdivision of the farm of John
A. smith, commonly known as Enlnghan Place To-
Gated In the County of Washington, District of Co
lumbia; levied upon as the property of Peoples
Savings Bank, to satisfy execution No 2i74I at law
IN favor OF Samuel C. P0meroy ct nl trustees, Barry
Farm. FREDK DOUGLASS,
U. S. Marshal, ID. C.
JUNE IL 1880 Iel7-dts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Campaign Song.
ny A CIAssNATE.
Air-"The Union Fotever.n

Atr-"The Union Forever"
ohio's sloiwartson. General Garfield is our choice
Garfield, the valiant. true aud loyal,
North, east aud west respond az with one united
voice,
Greeting the name with cheers right royal.
The union forever, hurrah, boys. hurrohl
Down with the traitor, up with 'old Gar"
Rally round the polls boys, rally once again,
Shouting for General james a. Garfield.
From n lowly rank in life though our Standard
Garfield, the boy without dollar
lie nus mounted up G,mcs ladder till he's reached
the topmOst rtmg-
Garfield the patriot, statesman, scholar
No naughty chiefs he unapproachnblc and vain,
m But courteous alike 70 lord aud mcum;
Inc honors he has won have failed 10 turn his
brain
Garfield the unablc aud genial.
Then mise the loudcst shout that ever yet was
heard,
And follow our brave chierain's fearless leading,
Nember third
The democrats won't find them cheerful reading.
-
Impromptu to Miss Hattie c. Phelps,
ofthe Washington Female Seminary.
| knew thee as a child,
When in thy lOwcl.clad island home,
All guilclcSs thOu didst gaily roam,
Whilst bright the future smiled.
Then came more thoughtful days.
For but schoolgirl you were then;
=. All careless Of the praise of man,
You trilled your merry lays.
Thy school days now arc gone.
Last night among the City's throng
listened to your theme and song
And honors nobly won.
You read Of Castles In tho Air"
The structures that we mortals build,
And with most gorgt Gus fancy guild
The poor and millionaire.
May all your castles though ideal
Be homes of purity and love,
Until Kind fate shall make them real
And bright us Gods own home abOYe.
Young are thy years. but yet
The noble and transcendent gift Is thine,
To make thy name aiull orbed planet shine
When lesser stars have set
Each heart does worship thee.
Aud owns the spell around thee thrown,
BY thy clear voices thrilling tone,
Thy grace and purity.
May all the joys of earth be thine,
And James bright wreath twine round thy
brow,
Thy trusting heart be ne'er deceived
And free from stain as 1t is now.
And when my weary soul shall rest
From all liie's cares and sorrows free,
Enshrined within thy gentle breast
sweet minstrel, let my memory be.
]. J. GIERs Of Alabama.
National Republican., 1880-06-24

talty rCstored IN either young or old, All Malaria
Poisous and lingering diseases Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently ora9ienlSd lTom
the system. For further diseases ara difficulties
which treat you must make nppl cation al my ONCE.
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALI
OiiiCo and Residence No. l31O q street northwest,
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth SlreOl3, near
Foundry M. E church, aud opposite Epiphany
church, Washington, ID. Q. Ie2l-tf
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iela2nw4t go Fonr.nnd.n.haif slreet northwest.

A UCTIoN :sALE AT TIE NAVY YARD.
"A WASHINGTON, D. G., WEDNESDAY, JUNE
30 1850, at ~ O'CLOCK NJ, ut condemned articles
longing to the BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND
CLOTHING, consisting IN part OF Provisions Cloth
ing Tobacco, Handkerchies. Mustard, Pepper etc,
also Scales, Weights MeRurcs Empty Barrels,
Boxes. Old padlocks, etc.
full schedule or articles can be- seen ty applying
at the office OF the Commanding Officer, or Auction
GERS Office, NO $40 Ninth street northwest, WGShing-
ton ID. e.
j. G. i. DEKRAFFr,
Captain u. s. N. Commanding.
DUNCANSON RROS., Auctioneers jclS-aaw2w
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AssTGNMENrs ron TODAY.

GENERAL TERM.-Nos. %, Rich VS.. Cham
dlcr 2s Tmcsda W. Wise; 49, Washing
ton & Georgetown Railroad company VS., Dis
trict Of Columbia i3, Booth vs.. Booth; 20; Van
RiswIck vs.. Spuldng; 10, Campbell VS., Kendall; 50,
Garrity ". Fround j9lG, Cook vs. Cook; g. Smith
VS. Wright Ga, Hail vs., Davis: ~, United States
OK rel. Whitfield vs., Secretary Of Navy Thompson;
~, Knowles vs.. Dodge; sll$ Peugh VS.. Leitch; 93
United states OK rel Barker, VS.. llelinick.
EQUrrY CouRr--JusTICE CoX.--Nos. 23, Dannervs
Main, rs, lliberna Building association W. Glib
bous A., Smith vs. Kenny; ", GersdOrn vs..
WhCcler 10, Nallach vs.. FaiIheldi 20, Douglas vs,
Smith; ~ Simms vs.. Simms; -, Brent VS., District
of Columbia building associations %, Metz vs.,
Lacy; &c, Murray vs.. Agcr.
CnniINAI CouRT-JugICE MACARTHUR.-Albert
Brook forgery; Mary Bell forgery; W. o. X. Conc,
violation of postal law; RoJct y. Hamilton. viola
ton Of postal law; Edward II. Dent horse steal
in& ". w. Warren, false preeuses John Johnson.
burglary; Peter sherman, larceny; Frank Jackson,
robbery; Julia Clark larceny.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
rNITED STATES MARsHATs SALE.

TTNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.
by virtue of writ OF fierl faci0s issued out Of the
Clerks office of the Supreme court of the District OF
Columbia. and to me directed, I VIII sell ut public
sale for cash at the house door OF said istric
on TUESDAY. the 9th dav of July, 1880, ut IL o'clock
M all the right, title, clam ana Interest of the de-
fendant in nnd TO ihe following described property,
to wit Lot 49, in block So in Threlkelds addition 10
Georeetown, D. G., at the corner OF First and Lingnn
streets, lying 10 ieet irst street and GO feet
Lngan street, levied upon the property of Patrick
ODonoghue 10 satisfy execution No. q ,G67 AT law,
In favor Of Jane j., Brooke.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
jp1i-dts L, S. Marshal.
National Republican., 1880-06-24
WANTED-IIELP.

IN for the summer. Address SEASIDE 1910 Mass
ave. Je2i
A NEAT, respectable white girl, about II years OF
IN age, as nurse. Apply at l5li q 81 II between
Il aud O'clock. le23
A SETTLED woman to cook. wash and do gem
IA ernl hOusewOrk IN n private family; reference
required. Gail at 70d Ninth st n O. 1e&i
1.-TWO frs,cluss farm hands Inquire ut O-2 Four
Il teenth st n w from 2 to O'clock m. Je2S
A honest and clean haCgrown colored boy
IA Apply at Cigar Store No 40 Penna ave. ie2l
A SERVANT (colored). TO do cooking, washing
IA and general hOusework; good references re-
qured. Apply at NO sOS NJ 81 Nv. Je22
A PLACE for n girl "a years OF age. TO do house.
IN work or 10 nurse; eau wait on table niid attend
door; wages 81 per month Apply at lob Al 81 le.s
National Republican., 1880-06-24

Appetite refreshing sleep, The acquisition OF fiesh
and color are blessings attendant upon the repart-
i've processes which Tits priceless nvgornnt speedily
Initiates and carries to sue e-s'ul ceaclusion' u
grS,ol W restored and susleuhnce afforded 20 chch
Etc sustaining organ by the Ditors which Is inp.'
ienslvc even to the feminine palate, vegetable In
composition aud thorOuglN hale.
For snIe by all Druggists and Dealers generally
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II, o. CANDEE, NJ d., V. D., OF
NEW YORK.

| treat and cure the following DIS
eases HemOrrhoids or Piles. Con-
stipatiOu, Throat aud Lang dlncul-
ties, consumption, Heart Disease,
Catnrrh, and Deafness caused by
Cutarrh, Suffering and Summer
ing, Cancer, SCrOfula, III rnia, Fry.
slpelas, Golrlre, Asthma, 81 Wins
National Republican., 1880-06-24
ORoposAL FOR sToNECUTrlNG SHEDS.

DROPOSAL FOR bTONICUTIINU 5HEDs'
ESGISEERs OFFICE, WAsuINGToN MoSUMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. C.. June l6 1880 !
BEALED PROPOSALS will he received Mt this
office until ~ M, the 18th day ofJUNlI 1880 for
the II aterial and workmanship required in the
erection of stoneoutters sheds nt the site OF the
Washington Monument In this city.
Specifications blank forms Of proposal and guaran.
tee, and any other information will he furnished
upon application at this Office,
(SigneU THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
It, Col. OF Engineers u =. A.,
Iel7.Gt Engineer In Charge.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pALlIMoRE AND ONO RAiLRoAD.

The Great Double.Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-06-24

BOOSTERS. STREAMEl}S PROGRAMMES, AND
L All kinds of Theatrical Printing, NJ the
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOMS,
LOS A. street northwest
National Republican., 1880-06-24

TINRUSTEES SALE OF INTEREST IN VALU.
L ABLE PATENT RIGHTS NOS 1887 AND
lSg67 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN PLATE
PRINTING PRESSES, ETC.
by virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed the I'd duy OF June
a. d. 1ss0, IN equity cause No. 6748, document No 9
wherein Julius Lansburgh Is complainant and Walter
$, Appleton ct al. are defendants, Will sell, on
THURSDAY, JULY l. 1850, At 10 o'clock H. M, At the
auction rooms OF Dunc1nSon Bros, corner OF Ninth
and d streets northwest in the city OF Washington
D. g., all the right title aud interest OF defendant,
Walter $. Appleton, In letters patent OF the United
States OF America, numbered respectively lR,d7
ana lss,s17, TOR improvements In platcprintinB
presses etc
Terms: The purchase money TO be paid In cash on
the ratification OF sale by the court. deposit Of so
will be required ut the time of sale.
LEON TOBRINEIl, Trustee,
jei0-2nwit $40 FOur-and-a-halr street northwest.
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Proposals for Cast-Iron Bricks, Beam and
Wall Plates, Beam separators, Wedges, &c.
OFFICE or BUILDING ron
TATE, WAR AND NAVY DErARTM1

Wall Plates, Beam Separators, Wedges, &c.
OFFICE or BUILDING !
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGroN, ID. g., June Il, 1851
GEALED PROPOSALS, for furnishing and deliver
= ing about S5 900 pounds of sTuall Iron Castings
and for about 500 pounds Wrought Iron Bolts aud
for state. War and Navy departments, in this city,
will be received Mt this Office until II m OF July
1850 and open ned Immediately thereafter, III presence
oil bidders.
Specifications, general instructions for bidders and
blank forms of proposal Will he furnished 10 regular
"""'"''Or'f' "poT TTlos 4RP'H'S IIScoLN S CXsEY
je2i Ct Lt.Coi. Corps orTnglncers.
Proposals Tor sand.
OFFfcE or puILDrNe FOR STATE WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTs, :
WAsHISGroS, d. O., June q, lsSo
CEALED PROPOSALS. for furnishing and deliver
= ering 400 cubic yards, more or less, OF hest
SAND for Brick Work, at the site ofthe North Wing
Of the Bniing Tor state, war And Navy Depart1
July 8, 1850 and opened Immediately thereafter In
presence of bidders -
Specifications, general instructions for bidders. md
blank forms Of proposal will he furnished TO estab
lsied dealers in sand upon application TO this Office
where II sample OF the sand required may be seen
TIIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
je2iGt It..Col. Corps Of Inglneers,
Proposals for Natural Hydraulic Cement.
oFTIcE or BuuDINo FOR STATE, wAR)
AND NAVY DEPARruFNTS
wAsHIN0ToS ID. G., June %, 1850
CI1fA LED PROPOSALS for furnishing ana deliver
= ing at the site of the Building for state. War and
Navy Departments, In this city 1OOO barrels (nore
''Natural Hydraulic Cement"
will be received at this Office until IL OF July s,
1880. and opened Immediately Thereafter In presence
specifications blank forms Of proposal md nstruc-
tons to bidders VIII he furnished to manufacturers
and dealers only, upon application 10 this office.
TIIGS LINCOLN CASEY,
ie2i-6t Lt.-Co Corps OF Engineers.
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suB-TREAsuRY BALANCES.
Baltimore Markets.

d.'''''.'''............. .'.., $50
Currency. T653S31
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WANTED-SITUATIONs

-TMPLOY NENT, by two youths aged twelve and
IL seventeen years respectively; Intelligent aud
write good hands; best references Address A and q
Republican Office. je2l
National Republican., 1880-06-24

NN liberal terms, three-story basement Resi-
~ dence, with all modern improvements; situated
on Eleventh 81 within u minutes walk Of the Est
cars; inquire at National Republloan Office sel9u
INoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-15
Death, On the Rail.

As one freight train was passing another at
Stamford, Conn, on the night of the 9Th inst.
just west OF the depot, the axle Of car on the
down train broke and the car, falling ON the up
track, was struck BY the locomotive Of the up
train derailng i and wrecking about seven cars
containing furniture and hats. One locomotive
was badly damaged. No person was seriously
injured
A man named Edward Bayle was run over BY
Onion Pacific train No. z Ut Fremont, Neb., on
killed.
On the night Of the 9th inst. the special oyster
train on the Baltimore h Ohio railroad ran into
q calf near Fostoria, O., and Was thrown from
the track. Engineer VIM. Sanderson was
pinned against the fire box and held until
roasted to death.
The New York special express east, while pass
ing the agricultural fair grounds at North
Adams, Mass, ON the ID inst, ran into several
loaded freight cars, which had broken loose
from heavy train and run from the side track
on to the main Line. The two rear cars, loaded
with corn, we're ruined, and the corn was strewn
badly smashed. Fireman Davis, Of the pas-
senger engine, jumped frum the engine and was
badly cut.
A coal train ON the Central road, New Jersey,
broke coupling noar whitehcuse, N. J., on
the Sd inst, coming down = mountain. Forty
cars o. more sca&&ered their coal along two
0ac1h. many ctb We10 DeuAy utO9en, ana tne
through freight trains delayed. A brakeman
was severely Injured.
At Springfield, NJ, on tho Sd inst, while /
Chicago and Alton freight train WAS switching
ct the yard, the engineer lost control Of his en-.
gine By reason Of the tr0ttle flying opeu, and
hve cazs sped full TIT into train. Five cara
were wrecksd and cabooee passenger. Jacob
Fike, probably fatally injured.
A train on the 0idIand railroad, between
Liverpool and London. ENGLAND, ran on the
chester, o. ~ ~ int. Tlree carriages we4e
spAalsd ~ I Annbw q passsngss xouuded,