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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
MEDICAL.

THE CELEBRATED GLYCERINE LOTION
gives immediate relief and radical cure for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia Malaria,
Dirhtheria, Pneumonia, Sore Throat,
Inflammation Of the Lungs, Etc.,
Lame, Back, Inflammation Of tho Kidneys, Back
ache. Piles, Bunions or Soreness of the feet from
whatever cause, Burus or Scalds, and all lnhamma'
tory Diseases. "Sapanue" will save life, DO not
neglect 10 buy bottle
Our illuminated circulars sent free on application
BY letter.
Price, roc, and 81 per bottle
Trial bottles DC
SAMUEL GERRY a. COMPANY,
Proprietors. g37 Broadway. New YORK
Trade supplied by Morrison, Plunmer 4 Co.
Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07

T0Il-Gate No. , 5g1a' g.r go .s.I fs
5Ivlp.'-fD Ind Send stamp cor package
uE. l. a.. ABBEY. B4a4.o. =. J.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
The Mendelssohn Uprights
ARE THE FINEsTlF AMERICA.

They are pronounced the pianos of the Future"
The Upright has more powerful tone III ough-
ont the entire scale, u longer sustained singing
quality, Lighter and more responsive touch and
greater durability and ability for standing in tune.
lte great superiority dcstius It to entirely super
ctce The ordinary square piano in this country as il
has already done in England.
Eyeay Mendelssohn Upright Piano has the very
best PATENT DOUBLE REPEATING PARIS
ACTlEN, made expressly for US in Paris, France
All our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves
our
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07

WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUGS, ARE RE.
QuLsTEn TO SEND FOR THE ELECTRIC
REVIEW" An ILLUSTRATED JOUR.
NAL, WHICH Is PUBLISHED
FOR FREE Dis TRlBuTION,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
FOR THE NEXT GODAYs,
PIANOS $40 to 500!

All Lew and strictly frs'-ClasH, ana sold Al the
lo"est ne; cash Wholesale factory prices direct 10
nc purchaser, These pianos made one OF the finest
displays At the Cincinnati Exhibition, and we're
Universally recommended for the Highest lIouors
The Square GraLds contain
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-07
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

REGULAR PAD-s2 90; lnclpient diseases, first
stages Chills and Fever, etc.
SPECIAL PAD-S3 %; Chronic Liver and Stom
ach Disorders, and Malaria,
SPLEEN BELT IS 90; Enlarged Spleen ana
. Liver and Chill Cake,
INFANT PAD-Sl 30; Preventative and cure o
Cholera iniantam and Summer
Complaints,
.... ..,. | Auxaries for Nervous
BODY PLAsTERS-5Oc and Circulative Tr)uO.
- les throwing of OBJ
FOOT pair SOC structons and remov
ing pains
Auxiliary for colds, Sick
ABSORPTION sALT"l heatachs, numbness Of
box 25c 6boxcs 81 % extremites, etc,
For further information us to diseases reached BY
the Pad and lie AuxiltAries, consult orr pamphlet
Address,
BATES & IIANLEY,
Rooms 2 and 8, singer Building St. Louis, Mo.
For Sale by PAUL &. SCHUH, BAR
CLAY BROS, and FRANK HEALY,
Druggists, Cairo, Illinois,
National Republican., 1880-08-25
A nummer,s Inrrntltndn.

Mr.. Thomas N. Doutney, the temperayto
tent man, in his efforts TO reclaim dru iards,
had bunk-room erected ndioinr- .he tent
at Eighth street and Jersey a'sgue, and nut
up several hunks In It, ~ purpose was to
care for such homeless .runkards as might
evince an honest de-, ninatou TO reform. He
believed that 'iJ mere signing of pledge
and then sCing o friendess world was not
the best way to reclaim men, and he arranged
II 80 that his converts could be cared for until
they became straghtonod up and were in po-
stion to perform any labor they might secure.
Eight weeks ago he took in James Boyle for
merly of Bright street, but for the year pre-
ceding a hummer. He fed and cared for
this fellow and tried to make u man Of him.
Boyle appeared grateful, aud, to all appear.
ance, abstained from drink and tried to re.
form. Last week he complained bitterly of
the pain suffered from hernia because of the
lack of truss. On Thursday night last Mr.
Doutney appealed to his audience for help for
the man, and S96S was collected. Desiring
to give Boyle u chance to show his manhood,
Mr.. Doutnoy gave him the whole sum. The
fellow showed his ingratitudo by taking the
tent water pail and hlling it with beer, which
he carried into the bunk-room, and his follow
converted bummers had high old spree. Mr..
Doutney was informed of the occurrence and
drove Boyle away from the premises. Tho
fellow returned several times and was driven
away by the watchman. He would scale the
fence and make his way to the bunk-room.
Last night he disturbed the meeting, and Mr..
DOutney handed him over to Officer MOulds,
who locked him up. This morning Boyle was
arraigned before Justice Peoubor, who recog.
nizod him as an old offender His honor de.
livered a lecture upon the crime of ingrati.
tude, in which he took occasion to reprobate
the crime aud the perpetrator Of it, In con.
cusion he said II shall now send you to the
penitentiary for ninety days, and as you fol.
low the festive wheelbarrow in its devious
windngs over the ground think how mean
you have been, and
How sharper than n serpenrs tooth 1t is
To have a thanklesS hummer.
You may now proceed to the CELLAR Jersey
City Journal.
National Republican., 1880-08-25

married In Washington in 1873, and in 1875
his name was dropped from the polllists of
the town of Natiok, Mass. Mr. Herring pre-.
sented the law OF his case TO the proper au-
thorities aud 1t was decided that his domclo
was in NaHck, aud consequently entitled to
register and vote there, which be did at the
fall election Of 1915, end his name is now
borne upon their voting registry. The demo-
Gratis Of New Hampshire clustered somewhat
about the election of Mr.. Cummings, but
finally subsidized when told by their own party
lawyers that the doctrine in the Thornton
case, eighth Now Hampshire reports, was un-
questionably sound law.
II any lawyer or judge Of election enter
tains any doubts of the law in cases Of clerks
employed by tho general government, his at
tention is not only invited to the language
used in the cases cited above, but to the doc
trine held in the case reported in first Wal
lace-26l; second Michigan (Douglass) s)-522;
first Binnoy-3i9 fourth McLean-37i; third
Harrison, New York 1870, and congressional
contested cases, 1924 page 30.
National Republican., 1880-08-25
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.
Sew York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. ~, 1850.
The exports of domestic produce and misCel.
aneous goods from the port of New York for the
week ending this date amount to s72ji,212.
Money was easy at 2g3 per cent, and closed Mt
~ per cent,
Exchange was heavy, and although uominOlly
unchanged was lower for actual business at i6lgD
4slLt for long and is3giS3A for short sight
Governments were inactive, but strong.
state bonds duh and unchanged. Tennessee
skies new, fell OIL nom 30 to 52l., and do. new
series from 80 to 3j,
Railroad bonds wero irregular, Erie new second
CuusOS, after declining from oyis 10 hN's rose 90
S0ls, and reacted to Sgll; do. funded hycs declined
to g. Co. G. q q, incomes 10 iOb3 and do, supple
mGniaries to 81, Denver " Rio Graude cousols 10
0jlS, and International iirsls TO lJ2L., Lphigh *
WlikesbaTTc ConsOls RsSculed were active and firm
nt Us. Denver Il Rio GrGudc hrss advanced 10 los
and Lake Shore registered seconds 20 IFS.
The stock market opened firm, but soon became
weak, and prices fell oil Jsal}s per cent. The
tho second board, when the dealings became Iuirly
active and were characterized by strong tone,
which continued to the close, the improvement
ranging from = " 2jz per cent the latter In Han.
Uibdl & ST, Joseph preferred, which, however
closed at u reaction OF - per cent The other stocks
prominent in the advance were the Coal and
Granger shares 81. Paul ~ Omaha, Iron Mountain,
Michigan Central, nashville " Chattanooga, New
York Central and Wabash Pacific.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares in
GLIDING Delaware LuCkaWuHuR x Western lTUu),
Delaware * Hudson $500 Eric 5000 Hannibal
g ST. Joseph lOjOO Iron Mountain 800 Kansas
IL Texas 1900 Lake Shore 1890, Northwestern
5000. Nashville q Chattanooga 5000, New Jersey
Central 5000, Ohio & Mississippi $500 ST. PAU
1900, ST. Paul Il Omaha 5000, Onion Pacific 100
and Wabash Pacific $500
=,
National Republican., 1880-08-25
A Nerrn,a SnlrItin.

Stranger adventures have seldom been re.
corded than those Of drowned negro fished
up from the Seine al Grenelle, the other day.
The unfortunate man, driven to suicide by
sheer want, had written down his story,
sealed IL up in tin box and secured the box
to his person, upon which it was found by the
authorities Mt the morgue. It appears from
his statement that his father was an African
chief tributary to the negus Of Abyssiuia, who,
having risen in revolt against his suzoran,
was killed in fight. Two Of the chiefs sons,
the elder of whom was the suicide in quos.
tion, were captured by the negus, but con.
trived to effect their escape. While wander.
ing about in the marshes of Blr-el.
Azrlk tho older brother climbed tree
in order to survey the surrounding country,
and, looking about him, suddenly perceived
a hugo boa-constrictor crushing his brother TO
death in its coils. Having lost his lellow.fugi'
tive in this terrible manner, he struggled on
ward through the great swamp for seven
weeks, at longth reaching the Egyptian out
posts where he was kindly received, and, after
few days repose, forwarded to Cairo by the
military attendance Tho khedive not only
relieved his wants, but paid his passage from
Alexandria to Paris, where, as his notebook
pathetically observes, he thought he could
find living. But" ho concludes, "hore, as
elsewhere, one must be of some use in order TO
live-and I, alasl have learned nothing. I
prefer, therefore, n violent death to perishing
slowly by hunger."-[LondonT Telegraph.
National Republican., 1880-08-25

BALTIMORE, MD,, Aug, o.
Cotton dull Mddling 1IJfau7Sc.
Flour dull and lower for high grades. Howard
street ana western eupcrfne S3a3 7j; do extra
siti 19 do. family, Sjd5 75 City mills supoffne,
Sj03 5O do. extra, Siai 80; do. family s. 5iaG %;
10. Rio brands, 50 75@5SE patapso iumily &c 90.
Wheat - southern steady; western lower and
steady at the decline. Southern red OJg1 Oslj: do
amber, 81 1901 ~; No. 1 Maryland 81 l3ol-.3l%
NO. western winter red spot. and August, 81 OjG
az O61; September 81 O710l or October 81 0sS
@l OsJa November, Ssl O9ladl Og5{.
Corn-Southern steady: western easier and quiet.
southern white 5ic; do. yellow, 5Gc; western mixed.
October, 53C bid.
Oats higher but quiet Western white, lo@io}ac;
do. mixed 3jN3gc.
Rye quiet at Sic.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions trm, but without change.
Buiter quiet Prime " choice western packed,
IL zoe.
Eggs firm at ljc.
Petroleum unchanged.
l64c.
sugar firm. A son, l011c.
WHISKY firm ut 81 -.
Freighr to Liverpool per steamer quiet and
ReGelps-Flour, 2.s2s bbls; wheat. 53l 222 bu.;
corn, 5,t32 bu, oats, 3,l2j bu; rye, 12j bu.
shipmeuts-Nhgat, liSiO3 bu; corn none.
snleS-Wheat $4,000 bui corn, GG,gGl bu.
Virginia skies, deferred, 81; do consolidated,
81. pus,.due coupons, gOl new teu.lortics, l2A;
Virginia ten-fortes, coupons, 0iiz bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-08-25
A Word to our Readers,

When you read of remedy that will cure
all diseases beware of il but when You read
of pure vegetable compound which claims to
cure only certain parts of the body, aud fur.
nishes high proof that it does this, you can
safely try it aud with the assurance that 10
will help you This Is just what Warmers
Safe Kidney aud Liver cure does II cures all
troubles of the lower portion of the body and
none others. 1t will not help tho toothache,
earacho or consumption, but it will put your
body in vigorous and healthy state where
you can enjoy life and appreciate lis good
things. Try it.
National Republican., 1880-08-25

ENAfPLOYAIENT as sub editor, prootrender OF
II foreman of printing Office, 25 years printing
oncc aud literary experience, Address HARRIES
81 Myrtle ST O. aus
National Republican., 1880-08-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
The Greet DOubleTrnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, w1sr AND SOUTH.
WEST
To takn effect
10 thko effect
SUNDAY. MAY -, l5sO, AT l;5G p, NJ.

5 TS;5S-Balnmere. i!lcoit Ciiy, and way stations
G5i-Batimore, Annapolis aud Way. (PlodmonL
strasburg Wnchester, Hngorstown, Frederick
slo-PpRt q Rocks end way stStIons r,,,. nv
GO5-NEW YORK, PuILADkLPHlA, BOSTON
New York and PhlledelphiiL ,.,,.,
e00-ipn Sunday only-Baltmore Annhpolh and
oiO--,tsT LOUIS. CHICAGO, coLUlipus, AND
PlTTSBt RG EAPhfSS; (SohhectS t % l0r IA d9lSers,, gers,
stations east OF Piedmont, eacept sunday Pull
man ;cars 70 GincnnSt, ,,, HnH a2nivG Gayi
burg, College Bel;Bvie, Laurel Annapolis juno
tlon, Jessups. and Hanover.
i35-HNLI IM0IE AMI LAUREL EXPRiIsS,
lg-:on SUNDAY only1Baltim@gr9 @ ts snd WGv;, pos
s:sO-Baltimore and way stations (wlncheste
AsOz-BALTIMoRE, BlLADENsBuRq, AND LAU.
REL EXPRGSS. (Frederiek. va Relay.) Stops
At AnnapoiT Junction ,.,, ,,,,..-, ,,,,.
ad S ESGS %ay o s1niSy a pon %
of Rocks and Way StHtionsonly.D
% $40 -1pTfuHG6 iS56 HfP ANHP cSoHLGNHGs H E%PREss
stSSSRRIhEE s5f Il SsAN sANb BALTIMoRE Ex
an, PBEss % Stop At BlH9snsDurg lS. 1 and and LAUREL
ssI-BHLTiIoRE ANp LHGHEI. EXPR Ess.
s1 tYYl5 ~ G!EEEGHES4r Pbaas &uibGnsV o1cSht ANR
Sleeping cara to II. Louis md Pitlsburg.
9:3j-rBALfIMORE, MA DESSBUR AND LAU-
REL, EXPRESS.
IO:i5-fNEW YORK PHILA DELPIIIA BOSTON
AND BALTiMORE EXPRESS. sleeping cnr 70
Now York and special sleeping car to Philadel.
phiA
tDeiy. tsunday only, Other trains daily, except
Sunday,
All tfnins stop at Relay Station.
For further IN nfoTmRton apply ut tho Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket Offices Washington station. and 0J3. GlJ
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corncr Fourteenth
street where orders will he taken tor Baggage TO DO
checked and received nj any point IN the Guy
W. NJ GLEN ENrS,
Master OF Transportation.
GEO. =. kOOSIN General Agent.
I. NJ, COLE, General Ticket Agent
O. X LORD, General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1880-08-25
D FREE ADvERTIsENG.
M % O H n 1 Or m I.
Advertisements under tho head OF
WANTED FOR RENT, &C.,

WANITD, FUR NIlNIi otV'
OF on acceptable nature and not TO exceed four ne1
on our third page are free to ALL
No Business Advertisements Inserted without pay
Bnsiness Advertisements Inserted IN this column ut
1--WE cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to come tho first time we inviie
second, third or rs many ropcttons necessary
10 secure what you advertise FOR We wish the nd
yersers to feel that they are imposing u.s. but
ere doing u8 favor by using free columns, 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 are not delivered through the
postofce. If initials used they Should be directed
to tie care Of some person, firm or posoifice boz.
No free advertisements taken aftcr 5 o'clock y. m,
Advertisements DO lett vi Our office, or sent
through the mail 10
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING CO.
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T I. coLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
IIdaAI.

w THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No, ia3
To dcpositUrs IN the Washington city Savings
Bank; Notice Is hereby giyon TINT all depusitors
who have not drawn either OF the last three dtvi
dcnds made by the Receiver VIII be debarred frQm oil
claim whatsoever unless their cluiins for undrawn
dividends he pres nted TO the Receiver on or before
October IS, 1881 .
". 8 cox. Tustirc iul. .awlNw
National Republican., 1880-08-25


-Deniocratlc campalgn song.
NOT 70, Hancock will rally tho patriots
Who served and suffered In blue;
Among our great unions defenders
For Hancock viii be found but few.
Not for Hancock will rally the heroes
Who answered their cOuutrys call
But to Garfield and Arthur VIII hasten-
HanCock's portion will be very small,
Not for Hancock viii rally the manned ones
Who In battle lost member and limb.
They remember that those who gave them their
wounds
Are now supporters Of him.
Not for Hancock will rally the martyrs
Who starved In prison and peu;
They know the supporters Of Hancock
Arc those who were jailors then.
Nor for Hancock will rally the siuce.grown sons
OF those whom the battlefield claimed;
They viii stand by tho colors their fathers bore,
That their memories may never be shamod.
But for Garfield and Arthur will rally
Tho boys who served In the blue
They'll vote as they shot" and So doing
General Hancock will get very few.
National Republican., 1880-08-25
TlIG GREAT
1880


- PENNsY LXANIA /, az; ROUTE E,,,,,,,,,..,
H3'shH daSSS $tSf 7F naulp
TRAINS LEAVE wAsHINaroN from Depot, cor
ner Of sixth and II streets, as follows;
For Pttsours and ne West So " nj ,oS Wi5h Sleenlns
natl, 81 LOUIS and;choasG g,:d p N. daily, wGh
BHLTINoREA AND P6roMAC RAILROAD.
For CnnGndaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niasara Falls
$40 a. III. daily, except sunday Ut $50 p. m. daily,
except saturday, with Palace Cara TO Canaan
For Wla@mspor, @ lock Haven and ElmiIa at 1910
0r Nm M q1ey 9SeeRt g r. sunday 1Is o ooo,o ,oo,r
IN. On SUNDAY, lOnO y. M.
Limited Express OF Pullman Par!or Cars 800 IA.
For Brooklyn New YORK, all through trains connect
at Jersey CITY with boats OF "Erooklyn AnnsEi'
ing double fsrrnGe across New York city
For Phlled9phla 1910 M, ;io. $50 ana lUoJ p m'
Limited EGprsas, $50 . m. daily except SUNDAY ,o
For Baltimore o.! s1n QSo, Gto a. m, ana 80
sofa. ~, 10: q u, M. 5ii1 $3.50, and 10; o .. IN.
For Pops,a Creek Line $40 ., m and $40 p m. daily
For Anispoia 80 II. m and 40 m. daily, except
ALExANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AMP ALESANDRlA AND WAshlNa'
For AieSSndria T. i;sn, Q, II H. m; 40 SEQ O21
and 1880 p On sunday, Z, v anu IL a. M anu 8
For Richmond aud the South. ZOO q N. daily, and
$50 y, m daily except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for washington o. 10 !, q
sunday a. fn6 Sn 4 M sR5 ana WS r m 40
east corner OF ihr.eenth street fld Penpnyyanla
avenue ana M & 9eSa sye ys 6a, SS n m
ion Tor the checking Of baggage 10 destination uom
"o'''' AZ - p FNRMER, GoneraI Passenger Azont
FRANK rHONiOS GenerA Asnaser
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LOST.
SgANTED-HELP.

A NAVAL discharge, with continuous service cor
IN ticntc the finder will be rewarded by return
Ing the same to the Republican office. anA2ti
National Republican., 1880-08-25
Auction SALES.

II 7. CoLDWELL Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN HILJSDALB, d. G..
by virtue OF deed OF trust 10 d. L. Eaton and
mygelf dated Aprl q, a. d. is72 and duly re-
corded In Lber No $50 folioibg one OF the Land Rec
ords for the District OF Columbia and ot the request
of the party secured thereby as surviving trustee,
VIII offer for sale IN front Of the premises n 1880
m. ON MONDAY, September y, a. u. isso, the fol
County Of Washington District OF Columbia. and
known aud described lot numbered ten (G) In
iion numbered two (2) OF the Barry Farm suh.diyis
the trustees Of the Barry Farm Fund In the once or
me surveyor of Washington County, District OF CO.
lumbia, together with improvements eie.
year from date OF sale. with Interest Of SIX per cent
per aunum. "A deposit of e25 VIII be required at
Time ofSale All convrynncing at purchaser cost
GEORGE w. STlCkNtN,
an2i@awSds Surviving Trustee. Go2 j 5iieet
II I. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES sALEor 4 SNAIL. NEAT FRAME
HOUSE on NORTH SIDE OF q STREET, DE.
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
by virtue Of decd oftrust dated Juy 0, 1873, and
records Of the District OF Columbia, wo will sell at
public auction IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER O, A. ID. 1850, nt o'clock .. M That
T., known as the west IL feet of lot No. I, aud
tho east two feet oflOt No o. in Dyers subdivision of
square No, Jui. said parts OF lots having mont OF
fourteen feet street and running back with the
same width to public alley, together with the i'm
prOYpmcnts thereon.
Torms-One.Quarter cash; balance In six twelve
~ ut time ofsale. COnveyancing 81 expense OF pur-
chaser. Terms to be compiled with IN ten days,
A. j. nORLAND, NJ. D., lrrustees
FRANK &. MIDDLETON.J h'Ns''''
Na I. nj
National Republican., 1880-08-25
PR0POSA6g.
oRorosALs FOR FUEL.
PROPOSALS. FOR DREDGING.

UNITED STATES ENutS EEH's OFFICE, |
1907 PA. Av., WAsHISGToN, II. e., August H. 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS for dredging in Washing,
ton Iprbor, d. G., will be received at this Office until
/ O'Clock p, M, on SA1 URDAY September, H. 1850,
and opened Immediately thereafter.
Specifications containing detailed Information and
bank forms of proposals can he obtained at tins Office
The right to reject any or all prouosals Is reserved
Rui2.Gt =, Il, ABERI u. >. Clyll Englnegr.
National Republican., 1880-08-25
M nrn,orrnA

DO preferred zee. l2D1 6P. Tel...... a
ST. Paul.......... ss9s Pacific Man....... ~
DO prcforred.... 10 Adams Exnress. = lis
Del Laok....... s92z Wolls-Fargo.. lQsk
Morris y Esser.... 10 Americnn...,...,, bg@
Del & Hudson.... Sji5 United states,..., JTsz
n. J. Contral..... 7G34 Cantons .,,..,.... t5'4
he@,'iiis .,t,t'n... - Consolidated Coui. "a
ONO Is Niss..,... 3jl{ Quicksilver ....... 8
Do preierred... 75 DO prciorreds 55
Ches. & Ohio...... 1917 Nariposa land. x
MoDlc " Ohio.... 22I DO preferred .." /
Ileye'and COl....,, 20 Sutro Iuunol.... lh6
Lake L. q Wesrn.. 8iiS Leadville ......., 1iS
Bur. O. r. d NJ. Gsis Con Ari2 Min 10 0iZ
All & Ter Haute. 20
FOnered
~ suB-rREAsURY BALANCES.
National Republican., 1880-08-25

~ ESIRABLE furnished rooms on second. third on
~ fourth floors at Sl2 Indiana ave, with board, 4
reJujrel aulj6tI
National Republican., 1880-08-25

a QUICK Intelligent young woman or young man
IN 10 learn pleasant business; good chance for the
rcht person. Apply Mt Room y, Chauhcey building,
Eourand-a-hnlfs 81. near city lhl au2S9tt
A GIRL for general house-work; must he plain
N cook aud recommended; 1910 q st W. aus
A SETTLED WOMAN to cook, wash and IRON
IA must bring good references. Apply ut No lilg
q N n w, nuet
National Republican., 1880-08-25

10y young man nineteen years old, who has had
ID some experience i'm the drug business place in
y store or anywhere else good references, Address
w GERARD, ~ sixth 81 sw. au23
National Republican., 1880-08-25

oD1 THIRTEENTH ST. N. W.-Handsomey
o. 1 furnished rooms, en- suite OF single aus
DLEAsANT room at GA E st, near Seventh, n W.
Il au2j
National Republican., 1880-08-25

10y white man, situation rs nurse; has had OK
- peLience is well educated, good reader, VIII
cheerful disposition and act US umnnuensls; ref
erences Of the best Address NURSE, Republican
Office aull
National Republican., 1880-08-25
FOR RENT or LEAsE.

INOR RENT OR LEASE--A small place In the
~ country, suitable for laisng poultry, within six
mues OF WashlngtOni would Lease Tor three TO live
years Address at once WILLIAM, Republican
once au2I'3tt
National Republican., 1880-08-25

NvO. O2j X 81 n W.-Inrge, airy unrurnshcd
N rooms Just vacated, second and third floors;
references EXCHANGED. Au2l
National Republican., 1880-08-25

A PLACE by u respectable colored girl in n small
IN family to do general housoworlt; iis 81 n ".
A PLACE for n colorcd grl, fourteen years old, In
ing 7l3 stu ~. AUS
National Republican., 1880-08-25

ITNFUBNISHED 100 ms, suitable for light house
keeping: also, furnished IRrlOrs no children ir
the house No. 730 ElovCnrhstn W. au2
National Republican., 1880-08-25
Baltimore Markets.

old.,.................. ............. ss7 7os 10
currency. ....,...................... 6,iG34l2
National Republican., 1880-08-25

A NEW seven-room house. No 1908 street, has
"A range, latrObe. stationary stand in bathroom
and nll mod impr; rent so. Inquire OF a w BlNG.
HAM, 1908 5 A.. au25
National Republican., 1880-08-25

A GENTLEMAN Of experience wants employ.
IN ment Is "a civil engineer and architect n good
drRug hsman and understands pntent business Ad-
dress OWN ENGINEkI. GeorGetOwn Il. o. an2l
National Republican., 1880-08-25
FOR RENT--ROOMS.

S.TEwIY paporcd and painted, furnished rooms,
IN with board; convenient to all street-cRrs; 0l3
New York avenue. au2j
National Republican., 1880-08-25
wANTED-SATUATIONs

A RitsPECTABLE young colorod man wishes
IN place aS hOuse-scrVnut; has recrenCcB. Appl.
1g83 1Wonty.nnh 81. bet VI and N, u W. nn!