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The editor of an agricultural paper
says there is absolutely no cure for hog
cholera, but that Sheridan's Condition
Po,rders given occasionally will certainly
prevent it. b sure to get Sheridan's.
The other kinus in large packs are trash
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-02-28

ln the course Of q lengthy letter to
= friend in Iheryille or East Baton
Rouge on the subject of the mail ser
vice on the New Orleans and Bayou
Sara route, Congressman E. w. Rob
erts0n Of the Sixth District remarks
must say that under the administra-
ton OF Gen. Key, the South has had a
fair proportion of the increased mail IA
cilities inaugurated under his super
vision.
This acknowledgements should com-
mend itself to the consideration OF
those who are accustomed to indulge
in wholesale CONFORMATION of the
Post-ot1ice Department and its lead
ing officer on account of the short
conings Of some of his subordinates
or mail contractors.
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"PRAIsE FROM SIR HUBERT

Among the many compliments that
have been bestowed upon the CHIEF
by partial friends and appreciative
readers, the following unexpected and
handsome encomium from our new
State Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation takes high rank and ELECTS
our warmest thanks:
OFFICE OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF }
PUBLIC EDUCATION, :
New Orleans, La, Feb. IL, 1880. J
L. E. BENTLEY, ESQ, Editor and Proprie-
tor Of the DoNALEsoNvILLE CHIEF:
Dear Sir have, for some time,
been trying, amidst a press of official
duties, to find time to acknowledge my
thanks to the proprietor Of the CHIEF for
his kindness in sending SO regularly to
this office his really interesting and in
fuential paper. Permit me to say,
think it has no superior as readable
newspaper in the State (weeklies), and
was not this Office so circumscribed iii its
funds by the new constitution, the occu-
pant would at once become bona fde
"paid in advance" subscriber. Please
accept many thanks for your courtesy.
Truly yours,
EDWIN H. FAY, A. NJ,
State Snpt. Of Education.
It has been standing practice with
the conductor Of the CHIEF to keep
the official head Of each department
Of the State government On the papers
free list, because we believe those Of
fcers should be thoroughly convers-
ant with current events and prevail
ing sentiment in all parts Of the State,
and it would scarcely be reasonable
to expect them % become paying sub
scribers to all the journals i'll Louisi-
ana. III accordance with this custom,
the CHIEF has been sent to Mr.. Fay
without expectation of pecuniary
recompense, and we are glad to learn
that it has proven such 4 welcome
visitor. We are amply rewarded by
the distinguished Professors good
opinion and the fattering language
and manner in which he has kindly
chosen to express it.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-02-28

Hon. Adolph E. Borie, Secretary Of
the Navy under President Grant,
died at Philadelphia on the 5th inst.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-02-28

The bill introduced in Congress ~
NJ. Acklen of this district providing
for the appointment Of Deputy Col
Il ctor Of Customs at Lake Charles,
La, has passed both Houses and is in
the hands Of the President.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-02-28

BEAT THIs.-The matter contained in
the Courier this week, was set up and
put in form by Masters John Ross and
George Cox, two boys each of about 12
years Of age. II there are any young
typos in the land who can beat this, we
should like to hear of them.-Gretna
Courier.
We saw these little heroes Of the
stick and rule in New Orleans, upon
the occasion of our visit there last
Sunday, hence we are able to appre-
ciate fully the magnitude of their &C
!complistlment when compared to the
.diminutive size Of the woiklnen.
They are the stuff Of which the men
are made who achieve greatness and
success in the battle of life.
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Saturday, February %, 1880.
Services in Episcopal Church d1,ring LEM

Services In Episcopal Church dnring Lent
Sundays, ii A. NJ. and F. IL
Second, third and fourth Wednesday a
III A. NJ. and p. N.
Fridays at II A. NJ.
Holy Week daily at II a. NJ.
Il. s. STUART, Pastor.
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Had terrible HicHT swEArs.

Memphis, Feb, Il, 1871.
Dr.. TUT: SRI have been suffering Tor 14eary two
years with 2 severe cough. When c.,n.nen.ed Il.
king your Expectorant was reduced 10 ono hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight. lad trisd almost
everything had terI; n Fight swe:ss Ihaye taken
the cough has daappeared and Ii. vs gained fifteen
pounds III flesh. Ireconlnendi il 70 I'll my friends.
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Sent by an African King to Preach
the Gospel to the CoIored Peo-
pie or America.
DoNA.DsoNvILLE, Feb. "a, 1880.
EDITOR CHIEF:
Sir-Please allow space in your valu-
able paper for the following lines: On
the oath inst. was informed that mis-
sionary preacher from Africa had arrived
in our town, who had been sent here by
his African King to preach the gospel to
us, which seemed to be curiosity to me,
having understood that Africa was prin-
cipally heather land, Notwithstanding
all the efforts that have been made by
the Christians Of this country to bring
the inhabitants to state Of civilization.
And would like to know when did
Africa become SO enlightened that she
could afford to recompense us by sending
her enlightened sons to better civilize
us. If Africa has elevated herself to this
point of intelligence we will be glad to
know it. After giving the matter due
consideration, made up my mind to
call upon the missionary and did SO. He
gave his name, Rev. George Bell, and
claimed that he was sent here by his
King to preach the gospel. He then
pulled out a printed document which he
represented to be his credentials, and if
he would have clipped the heading from
our religious paper, Evangelist, it would
have been more authoritative than the
paper which he claimed to authorize
him to preach, because the word evan
gelist, means preacher, or promulgator
| of the gospel; but his credentials fully
represented him, because they meant
nothing.
He also notified me that he had to
preach the same night at the st. Peter
NJ. E. Church, and that he could not read
a letter from the Bible. He claimed that
he had been attacked by our best minis
tiers in New Orleans, but none of them
could manage him. He then told me his
text tonight would be in the Sixth
Chapter of the Revelations, about the
four beasts; that had never heard the
Revelations preached, but if would
come out tonight would hear them
preached. And 10, and behold, went
and heard the Revelations; but not the
Revelations Of St. John or Jesus Christ,
but the Revelations of poor ignorant
Missionary George Bell. l will admit
that never heard them preached before
and never want to hear them again..
Yours truly, B. F. E.
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O1tln6 9ver uBeu. -
AMEwspAPEP Pua. WRITES,

OHce, Evening News Augusta, Ga.
DR.. TUT: Dear Sir-My little son. was attacked
with pneumonln last winter, which LETT him with
for the cure OF which indebted toyour valuable
Expec5orant 1had tried most every thing recon-
mended, but mono did any good until used your TX
pectorant, one bottle OF which removed the cough
entirely. With many thanks. am yours truly,
JOHN ii. WEiGLT
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COnstable's Sale.
TYR. j. pELGARDO,
Specialist and Dealer in
PATENT 161DICIIGBs.

Has removed to Port Barrow. across Bayou
Lafourche from Donaldsouville, where hs
will be pleased to meet old and new Gus
toners. dlY
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-02-28
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Or. J.F. HAYWOOD.
II New York, voluntarily indorees it.
READ WHAT he SAYa:-

d.. TUT: New Yo- K, Sept, 1s, 1871
Dear Sir-During this year Vii ed n ne hundred
cases Of lung d senses. In the LIVER w.rds Of the
city the o.ses mere of very severe type. 1t was
there my ttenion called to TUFTS Expectorant
and confess my surprise at its wonderful power.
During practice OF twenty years. have never
known medicine to act promptly, and with such
happy effects. It instantly subdued the most violent
cts Of coughing, and invariably cured the disease in
few days cheerfulIy indorse it as the best lung
medicine ever used.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-02-28

A n experienced planter wants situation
"A as Oyerseer or Agent on {. sugar planta-
ton for 1880 Address &. at this office,
National Republican., 1880-09-22
NNY SENN INTN MNNNI MNSl.

II YOU CAN DO A. WELL Al HOMER
II YOU want the Sweetest and Whilest Bread, buy
our NEW EOUTHi II Is equal 10 beet Minnesota
n you want tue next best Flour, Use our HUN
il yon want nice White and Sweet Bread, buy the
JOHN DAVIDSON FAMILY,
For sale by all the leading Grocors and Flour
Dealers,
MuulIsAIE purOr.
WILLIAM H. TI2NNEY e SONS.
ml-fm tpulla 81 .llA GEORGETOWN. p. &.
National Republican., 1880-09-22
FOR RENT RaEkQEIIANNO

FoR RlNT, Handsomely Furnished rooms, with
~ hlal-class board nj H6 III stnw. sslG-l2t
National Republican., 1880-09-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 81, $50.
The domestic exports from the port of New York
for the week ending to-day We're sS,72S lOI.
Money was easy at 2GS per cent, aud closed Rt
~ per cent.
Exchange was steady at IsOA6lsll4 for long and
ISSladiS34 for short sight.
Guyernmens were steady for G's and 5's, and y
per cent. lower for a. IS and rs
state bonds We're quiet aud steady.
Railroad bonds were active, but Irregular.
Metropolitan irsts sold up to l0llS. Canada South
crll ilrss were strong at Yl55; Eric new seconds
sold ut ss;s and Jersey Central cOnsos assented at
lOs
The stock market opened strong, and advanced
4MlL per cent in the general list, while Louis
vile q Nashville rose 3'4 per cent. Subsequently
the speculation became depressed, aud II decline
ranging from hWll per cent was recorded, Kan.
sas Il Texas Ohio Il Mississippi, and Wabash lead
ing the downward movement IN the late dealings
very quiet tone prevailed and a fractional re.
coyery took place in some Instances.
The total sales were $4,000 shares including
Delaware, LaCknwanna * Western 1900, Hannibal
& st. Joseph lS00 Kansas IL Texas 700, Lake Shore
6,7O0 Lake Erie Western GOO, Northwestern
$500 Ohio Il Mississippi llA0O, St. Paul 80 400, Wa
bash Pacific $500 Western Union $500, and Louis
vile & Nashville 2,4Jo.
National Republican., 1880-09-22
FREE ADVERTISING. I
NJ O O Ell n F q m
Adrnrllsnmenis nnder lho hend ol


SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
OF an acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page, are free to all. ... l.. ...
Advertisements, For Rent, Safe on lost not 10 crcctd
h,co tines trH Do bsotsd three umos yor Itccriy@re
Gnis
II epswcrs fail 10 come the first time, we invite n
aecond third or as many repetons "a are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd.
versers to feel that they imposing on as but
are doing us favor by using free columns. az We
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 INITIALS ONLY nre not delivered through the
posoiice. If initials used. they should he directed
10 the care or some person. firm or postoiice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock m.
Advertisements can be left at our Office. sent
through tho mail to
NATIONAL REpunTICAN n prrNTING CO. .
National Republican., 1880-09-22

divorce granted. Sutton vs. sutton; J. NJ. Hall ap.
pointed examiner 70 take testimony Of the COM
plainant. Simmons vs.. Guigria: decree assigning
dover passed. Carter VS.. Jones' William NJ Gati
& 20. aud j. G. Edward 4 Co made parties com,
plainant. Dubois VS.. Sawyer; injunction until
coming IN of answer OF defendant granted. Fox
vs.. Davidson: exceptions Overrucd. Tyson vs.
District Of Columbia. on henring.
CRIMINAL CoURf-JuSriCE JAMFS.-John Dun
nigan, 0fray: forfeiture set aside on payment 0f
costs. Chubb jackson, larceny; not guilty. James
Stokes murder of Charles Kane IN october, 1878:
trial fixed for September "a. John Beckett. MUIR
der OF Rusalie Ellen Harris IN the summer Of 1873;
trial SCI for October 4. Willi0m Pope, murder OF
John +. Butler IN Georgetown IN The year 1873.
trial put down for october II. John VI. s. john
son, murder Of James + johnson in March last
trial hxcd for October 10. William IT, Bailey, assault
upon Mrs Lauru Dickey, not guilty..
ASSIGNMENTS FoR TO-DAY.
EQuTY CouRT--JusriGR Cox.--No. 2l Elhart VS..
Young; I, Jones vs.. Acton; 81, loge vs. Eagleston;
3s, Burche vs.. WallacG % Wdllaci vs. Burche; 40,
Clark vs.. Zeller ~ Williams vs.. Gnrdncr a. shea
vs.. simon; II, Eaton vs.. Gri1ilh Is, Capital Hill
building ASSOCIATION vs. Hilton.
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS.
No. /, Lewis W.. Kennedy: a., Morrison VS.. Shus-
ter; %, Wctnway vs.. Shustcr; 49, Frainvs Frain
CRIMINAL LCOURT-JusrICE ANEs.--Iohu J. Bogue,
embcz1lcincht two casus); Kenny Wilson, alias
McKeuuy Wilson, assault with intent TO kill: Moses
Ross alias Roxy Ross, assault With intent 70 kill;
Albert Dom, arson; Frank Thompson, policy shop;
Robert Jones, larceny.
National Republican., 1880-09-22
WAsMINnroN OrlY fosrofrIcF.

WAsHINr TON, ID. C., September II, $780,
CEALED PROPOSALS win be received Rt This
SOficc until l2o'cOcS IN. FRIDAY, October I, pr0x.,
for tho purchase Of The following described old
terlnl; Waste Paper, Jute Canvas Cotton Canvas
Waste irvine, Leather, ieMher scraps, Brass aud
period of one year. and each successful bidder Will po
required to remove the material coming within his
BID AZ such time and Often the Postmaster may
direct
These bids will b e oreTad Immediately after the eN-
plratlon of The time named, In tir presence OF such
bidders as mny he present Al material 'nns be re-
moved without expense 10 the office. Security ioT
faithful performance viii he pcqulred.
The Postmaster reserves The right to reject any and
all bids. Mark envelopes PROPOSALS for old material
u, ID. ANGER,
sel3u ocI Postmaster.
National Republican., 1880-09-22
rTHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
IA OF TIE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

Professor OTIS 4. MASON, A. NJ, Ph. d. Prlnc.
pal aud Instructor In History and the English Ian
gunge.
Professor ANDREW p, MONTAGUE. a. NJ. In
structor In Latin.
French aud German.
Professor HARRY DAVIS, A. H., Instruc ctor In
Greek. PenmHnshp aud bookkeeping
Professor j. HOWARD GORE, II, g., Instructor In
Mathematics.
The school affords a thorough preparation for the
college. Its full course extends through four years
but II furnishes also high school course occupying
two years. for pupils who have completed theiI
studiis IN the common English branches, either In
the public schools or elsewhere
Tie session opens on the Sth OF september
Charge for the whole year, payable quarterly in ad
ance, Sis,
There arc no extra charges.
For catalogues or further Information address the
A'''N 'i'''' wa NJ ANN N'''' w" ausn.t
National Republican., 1880-09-22
Il AM SCHOOL
Law SCHOOL or THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES G. WELLING, LII d.,

JAMES G. WELLTNG, LII. d.,
PRFSIDtET
THE Hon. WALTER 5. cox, LII d.,
PROFESSOR or rnE LAW OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, or CONTRACTS AND OF CRIMts
ASD MGsDEMEAoRs.
WILLIAM A. MAURN, LII. H.,
PROFESSOR on Equity, JURfspRUDENCE, or COM
MOS LAW Ann Equity PLEADING, OF THE
LAW or kNIDENCE AND THE LAW
or PARrSEnSIIfP.
THE Hon. ALEXANDER b. IiAGNER, LII D.,
LECTURER on CRnI1SAL LAW
GEORGE f. APPLEBY, Esq,
JUDGE or Moor COURT ASD ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
or LEGAL Practice.
The exercises OF the School will be resumed In the
LAW Building Uf the University Judiciary Square,
Flth stree, between aud " stteets) on tue ; EC'
OND WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER October i3l, ut
oc oc H. M, when opening addrt sses Will be made
by the Professors and when Undergraduates Of the
previous year. as well us new students, are Invited
to be present
The entire charge for tuition lectures and nll fac
ties Of the school, IN It's Undergraduate Department,
Is $50 for single year $3.50 for two years, payable
IL nadvahce, halt yearly or In monthly stallmentJ at
the option OF students
The fee fOr the Postgraduate course in practice,
covering period Of nine months Is SIS
BY par tlculRr invitation, being IN response TO call
from more than seventy graduates IN law and mem
bers Ofthe bar, the Hon. Alexander B. Hngner. LII
d. Assoc ate Justice Of the Supreme Co ri ofthe Dis
trict Of Columbia, Will deliver SPECIAL Course OF
Lectures Oh Criminal Law during the session oi
evening OF each week ut o'clock, aud the general
theory OF the course viii be explained by Judge Hag
ncr n the opening uf the school the 9Th OF Oct Dber
The spec al fec for this course VIII he %
Catalogues may he had on application TO Messrs
w. II. * q. II. MORRISON, A. Penn 'ylvania ave
YORK avenue aud Fifteenth street. or by addressinl
the President of the Faculty, sel6t
National Republican., 1880-09-22

nor RENT-Three-sory nlne-room house and cell
II lar, with large grounds, IN good order No. 7iG
Ninth st n e. rent only SIS NJ. NJ. RoliRER, 800
Seventh ST. Spnl-3tt
National Republican., 1880-09-22
FON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UN

TNOR sAIE-A No. 2 Wheeler & Wilson sewing
II machine. in perfect order, very cheap for cash,
Apply at lail Eighth NJ NV, seal-3tt
National Republican., 1880-09-22
LAW SCHOOL
OF The
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
rITYi


Hon. Arthur Macarthur. President
Junior Clnis, Prof Eugene Caruti, meets Tuesday
September 3, @ y. m.
senior class. Prof w II. webb, meets Wednesday
september ~. q D. m.
fo,tGradunte Class, Prof II. o. Ciaughton, meets
Friday October !, Z y. III.
Lecture Room, iiO New York avenue.
FEES
Junior rClass-MatrlCutuou, IS: tuition, $jper month
Senior Glass, s. per month. ros-GrR1uutc Glass in
cluding Moot Court Tor the tut term. These fees
cover all Lectures, whether regular or special.
In addition to the regular Lectures. every Friday
evening by gentlemen eminent nj the bench and bar
delivered. se2l.tl
National Republican., 1880-09-22

UAlTINoRE. Nb., Sept. 81,
Cotton dun. Middlng, NJ ,auAc,
Flour very dun but unchanged.
WAeRt-SOu'hcm steady western shade on,
closing FIRM Southern red, 81 O)al 01. do. amber
80 osnl l5 No. / Maryland 81 l0 Il No, western
winter red, spot aud september II 01lt october
81 oi odl November 81 oittm OF, December
81 r9' tdl OgIH
Corn-southcrn firm; western dul Southern
white, 50c; DO, yellow nomiual western mixed
spot and September, al aal'-c, october 5llg asc
oats Heudy. Western white, 4al5ca do miNed
aO fi-ltc.
Rye higher at g7cGSl00.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions lm and unchanged.
Butter firm. Prme 90 choice western packed,
lSU2iC,
Eggs firm AZ zoe.
Petroleum higher and nTm refined lie.
Coage dun nud nominal,
Sugar easy. A sNU lN' 10,
WHISKY quiet 40 % lb,
Frcgng o. Liverpool per steamer unclaimed.
RoeuUl---l4uu, 4.O3 Nbs, WNyuf. lU, yl UU;
corn, 3l9sU hu, uas, Iu"G7 bu; rye, 900 bu.
shipments Whou 7i iHt0 bu corn. $500 bu,
SNH.-NUgIi, da1 $50 ur corn. JS.HN uu
Virginia HEy.. deferred, q do. rluso's ats; 10,
second -erC, -l dn. nU.l-lug coupons, aI.ti do.
ueN .eH-,ut,.1s, l.l. u.d To-day
National Republican., 1880-09-22
NAVY PAY OFFICE,

WAsHINGTuS, d, G., sept II, 1850,
CEALED PROPOSALS., IN duplicate, 10 be in
- dOrsed g. Proposals Tor White oak Logs" viii be
received et this Office until ~ N. the Slth day OF
SEPIEMBEll, 1850 for COCO tub!c feet white oak
log, to ne delivered at the Washington Navy Yard
for construction department free Ofany expense to
the government Hud subject 10 the usual inspection.
Bunk forms tor hidE, specifications aud all neCes
sary Information to be had at this Office.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
sell.2law.2w Pay lnsneetor U. s y.
National Republican., 1880-09-22
IN n. COLpWELL, Real Eslate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING, No.
IJi q STREET. SOUTHWEST
BY virtue OF u deed of trust TO John II. Cook and
myself dated september II, A. y, 1876, duly recorded
IN lhcr o. S4 folio +li Of the land records for
the District of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby I, a. the surviving trustee,
viii sell nj public auction In front Of The premises on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1850. at o O'Clock
p M, the lolowingdescribed real estate, situate In
the Gliy OF Washington, District OF Columbia, TO wilt
All that certain piece or parcel OF land known ~
parts of lots ten lO and eleven 90, In square num-
bered four hundred and thiry-lour ODD beginning
for the same nlty'two (5a) feet three aud onehal
(3sl inches west from the northeast corner of said
square thence west iortyseven (i7l eot and one hall
90 inch; thence south one hundred and one Qo) feet
six (O) inchos thence east ten O) feet four ) Inches
thence north six (G) feet six (6) inches thence east
tTtysiN (3G) feet eight and one.half $50 Inches
thence north nnetytve (OO feet, to the place Of be
ginning, together with the improvements etc.
Terms One.iourth cash and the balance IN six
twelve, eighteen and twentyfour mouths with inter
est at six per cent. per Rnnum secured by deed oil
trust on the property sold. deposit 400 required
at the time of sale and all convey anClng at Iur
Chasers cost. Terms TO be complied with in seven
days, otherwise the trustee the right to
sell the property ut the risk aud cast of the default
ing purchaser, alter five days advertisement.
CHARLES u PURVIS
sel7eotSds Surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-09-22
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
I TNirTD STATES MARsnAl's sA1n

u
Ry virtue or writ uf her iaclas issued out OF the
CLERKS ice Of the Supreme tuhrt ~ the District NJ
Columbia. and to mo directed. ! will sell at public
sale 9r cash at tue Conrthouse door OF said District
on WEDNESDAY, the 2,d day Of SEt'rEMBER,
1850, ~ " O'Clock mi. all the rklit, tile claim aud
Interest Of The deehdant, James Fitzpatrick III and
south ~ feet front by tie depth thereof Of lot ettercd
d. n square huhbere 75I IN the city OF Washington,
SAID District, together with NIL aud singular the i'm.
trovenicnts thereon levied upon as the property OF
descendant, James Ft2patrck, TO satisfy execution
No, Sl,l15 NJ law, In favor of Jacob Roth. -
eErrEMBER Z, iSsO FRED'K DOUdLAss,
se3sdis q. 4. Marshal.
National Republican., 1880-09-22
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR PRIVILEGES ATTHE FAIR
4 GROUNDS DURING THE FAIR, OCTOBER
TO OCTOBER 10, 1850.
Bids will be received for Restaurant and other priv
HeRes at the Office, s03 Penusy vanin avenue, until
THURSDAY, the 2jth instant. ut p. m.
The Association reserves the right 70 reject any or
all bids ROBBERY MCrENEY,
unlI.g AydIn Clnnr
National Republican., 1880-09-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A LADY desires pne inrge or two small unfur
IA nished rooms for light housekeeping Address
Win terms which must be low, Il, Republican
National Republican., 1880-09-22
Tho rrlemd of ueIIcnte LndIcs.

Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver cure is the
remedy that will cure the many diseases PEE
cular to women. Headaches, neuralgia, dis.
ordered nerves, weakness, montal shocks and
kindred ailments are cffcctualy removed by
its use.-llhe Mothers Magazine.