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Connecticut western news., 1880-06-09
PRESERVING LEATHER. -

PRESERVING LEATHER. - To preserve leather hose, belting, etc., in good con- dition, the Enquirer recommends crude castor oil, warmed if possible, and freely bility of the leather, and the cling of the belts, and does not become rancid. Rats avoid it. In hose it should be pumped in from the interior under considerable pressure, thus thoroughly filling the pores.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-09

THE mule puzzle. Draw circle fif- teen feet in diameter, place mule in the centre and>walk around him without get ting out of the circle,
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-09
Connecticut Western News.
 PUBLIsHED AT cAHAAM,- .lITcHFIELD COUNTY. CT.
 EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, J. B. HARDENBERGH, Editor and Prop'r Local News a Speciality.
TERMS;

TERMS: St.oo FER YEAR, if paid strictly in advance. not paid at the expiration of three months, a. win be charged.
 Subscribers desiring their papers discontinued must give notice at the EXPIRATION of their subscriptions any previous notice not being sufficient; and unless all arrearages are paid. papers will not then be discontinued save at the option of the publisher.
Connecticut western news., 1880-06-09

PUPILS There are [, $50 colored pupils in the public schools of Washington. The number of white pupils is Il $50.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PosTorFIcE DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHtNGroS, ID. g., Oct. ~, 1880.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De
| partment UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK NOON ON THE
18TH DAY or JANUARY, 1851, for furnishing q
new kind OF mall locks aud keys for the sole and ex-
| elusive use OF the United States through registered
mails
As the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model ofa lock and key would tend TO impair, II not
entirely destroy, the further utility OF such locks and
keys for tho purposes OF tho mails tho Postmaster
General prcscribes no model sample for bidders,
hut relies for selection on the mechanical skill and
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors,
hereby invited, may develop in sainpes submitted
by them.
Specifications of the conditions and requirements
relating to proposals. samples contract etc, as well
as forms Of proposal, will be furnished application
by letter to the Second Assistant Postmaster
No proposal will be considered unless 1t shall have
been submitted in accordance with such specification
and forms
Tho contracts which may be made will be In con.
form'ty TO the specifications and the accepted pro-.
rosai' But tho right s, however, reserved to reject
any and all OF the proposals.
National Republican., 1880-12-02

BALTIMORE Nh. Dec, l.
Cotton quiet and firm. Middling, il1s@i2c
western superfinc 81 25Si 75 do extra, So OOe5 G.;
do family, So 1906 "; city mills Supeflne, 81 25d
jO do. extra, S. 0Oq5 7j do. family, 50 7jG7 20:
do Rio brands, So Is; patapSco family, 81 30.
Whcat-Soulhern higher and firm; western
higher and firm. Southern red, 81 l20l 10; do.
amber, 81 20@l 2S; No, l Maryland, 81 20: No. Q
western winter red, spot and Decem6er 81 2llSS
March, Pll40l 80.
COrn-southern steady aud quiet; western quiet
and firm Southern white 5l@53c: western mixed.
spot and December b0llc for old, 58l aep5Sic newi
January, 59950Ic, February, 5DAqGJc; March.
G0i$dGO9s; steamer, 5ii@G55c.
Oats steady Western white, ii@i0c do. mixed,
d3Bi4c.
Hay quiet Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland sls 0O@20 90 per ton.
Provisions quiet and rather heavy. Mess
pork. SIS co. bulk meats--loose shoulders mono
offering; cearrib sides, none offering; do. packed.
514asl4c bacon-shouldcrs, Ol9e; clear rib sldes.
sIsc; hams, llI@l2.lc; lard refined tlerces, 9Xc,
Butter firm Prime 10 choice western packed
l6@23c roll, iS@22c.
Eggs firm. Fresh, 27a2sc: lined 2oc
Petroleum dull. Refined, 9gl0c.
Coffee duh. Rio cargocs ordinary to fain
l1a@l3hc.
Whisky higher at 81 16@1 ls.
FreightS to Liyerpool per steamer quiet. Cotton.
3-l6@lid.; flour, 2s Cd.
Receipts-Flour, 2lss bbls wheat, 1854 bug
corn, 50960 bu; oats, $50 bu; rye, ,03l bu.
Shipments-Wh 2l0,699 bu; corn. mono.
SalcS-Wheat, G2O 100 bu corn. s2,57l bu.,
Virginia skies, old 27; do. deferred, 10 do. con.
soils, 1875 do second series, 29ss do pastdue cou-
pons, 9l do. new ten-forties, 47ls; Virginia ten,
tOrties coupon, 07 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
oO THE GREAT
1880
1880

PENNSYLYANIA ROUTE
rorhn BoSBEE N4EH TnS6K %ST AER L sR8hHwEsr RHlhl
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAoNlfICENr EQUIP.
IN ErrEcr II A. M n. NOVEMBER 2s 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE WASH, NGToN rom Depot cor.
For plttsburs aud mo West, SOo y. M daily. with
Sleeping Carr 10 Louisville and Chicago; lO;iO q.
Cneinnpti ST Louis aid Chicago aso p. m DAILY 70
HATiMSRf H,p rHsfGG Gas e pdroMHG Pfa%rG RAILROAD
For Canandagun, RocScster Buiihio. Niagara Falls,
with ParlOr Car TO Watkins and the North at 500
g. an M Gniiy; except sunday ~ 9jo p m daily, en.
For Wiliianisport Lock Haven and Elmlra, at 1910
For New York and the East 1910 a. u 2:IO and 1000
y m On sunday, &lo p. NJ and 1000 .. m.
'nsgN hNpte,s q, lul'ihaii PHrior cars 93o H. M
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect,
etfordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
=, double ierriagc across New York city.
For PHILADELPHIA lCiO u. n $40, $40 and 1000 p.
Limited express. 9Jo IN. daily except sunday.
$40 io 90 and 100 M NV On & ,1nday @ 81 500 "a a.
~. 1910 q. m, s;lO, 5;ln eiO and 1890 D. N,
For Popes yreek Line. G;O a, M, ana iAO D. daily,
For annapolis, $40 a. M, and ,O p m. daily, except
ALNXGNbgLA. q ,FnEDERIcKsBuRa RAIL.
WAY AN AMP ALEXANDRIA u WASHINGTON
For Alexandria, Z, 7!?O, eco a, m. and ir2o II. MI
t;2o, p M M W" p. m, . and ll:So pm. On sun
For ya caond md and Ips tSe soS,S E. "a a%a @ AID e. o M
~. daily and p m daily, escep, SUNDAY. an,
and loa. M, la 8, and aiO ~ M and II mid.
night. Sunday at sos s;5a ana 10 d. M, I and
Tickets. Information. slooplnA ana parlor.car ac-
Communications ran be procured Mt the oices-nor
east corner olThirteenth street and pennsylvania
Tor Tho checking OF baggage TO destination rom
FRANK irIioMfSoN. General Manassas Ms'' agent
National Republican., 1880-12-02
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD.
TnEMoDEL FAST LINE AND rHEoNLY LINE
BKrwEEN
THE EAST AHDTHE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DoUBLETRAcKl JANSEY CoupLER! STEEL RAILS
Schedule to take eject
WInNlAnAN lItIEMnNR

AM LEAVE FLASHING TON.
h''orrGlaTCAg9l rla ar a b CMINcINNArI M AND ST. LOUIS
sS9 SS15@G B9ItgGrG cql, G!Iy ena Way Stations
Sirnsbnrg, Winchester, hagcrsiown, ana Way,
sSE3St sf%sFSa RSSf' AND S?s way gSGhT Snh2
IConnnccis for liagerstown and ot Point OF
aOo-NEw YoRK isaYpmI YPpImIIiIADELpHIA, AND Bos.
Ton EXPRESS
'o;oo,on sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis and
ioOO-BAErIMoRE EXPRESS. (stops a, uyatts
vile, College, Bcltsyille. Laurel, Annapolis
loiO-pITrsBui nc. On IOAGo, CINCINNATI AN q
ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
i9ilo-Daltlmore, lilcott City, Annapolis and Way
fl;1i-B BALTIMORE EXPRESS '''' ""s'
t2'sS,;NSEW YORK., PHILADELPHIA AND Bos.
Gao-BaltiInoro ana way Stations winchester
Am Eredsrlck, H9gcrsion and Way yla Relay >,
REL EXPRItss - fFrcderick, via Via r;ely cay staps an
ut Annnpolis Junction)
tiAi.Poini Of Rocks, Frederick, llagorsiown. win.
OF Rocks aud Way Stations oniy.J
iiio-BnlImoIe i Apn&poi,s and Way 4 Stati9ns; r,v
Plisss. {Nartinsburg and Way, Via nelay.
7sse- BAiIIMoRE AND I&uREL EXPRESS.
tS'O Sp sSbGi ~ bLGbis EXPnNss EGXPIGnANsS CINCINNATI
ei'1 ga 9:ALrJJMM9RE, ;lJM HYATIsvILLE AND LAU.
tiOCO-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND BoS.
TON EApKhSS sleeping cir 70 New York,
tDaIiy. tsundays oniy. Other traIns daily, except
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore q
Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington station, and Oi9
and 1851 Pcnnsy iyania avenue, corner Fourteenth
be checked and received at any point In the city.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.
Now york Money Mnrl,et.

NEw YoRK Dec. I. 1882
Money loaned mp from G nor cent per nnuum to
6' per cent. per diem aud Co'ed nt per cent
iop.a6qiS0d for short sight
Government ponds were generally firm.
state bonds were In lghtrcquest.
Railroad bonds were irregular aud unsettled
Boston, Hartford & Eric firsts recovered TO iGI
Erie new seconds to aSlJ and Denver,6 Rio Grnndo
htsts to TO. Erie fnndcd Hves declined To 20, ex-
Interest, Canada Southern frs Il to 0gl5, American
Dock scvens to l2t. Iron Mountain seconds 10 / l5
ONO Central incomes to %, New York Elevated
rsls 10 ll6lf aud Frankfort & KOkomo flrsts 10 "a
while Michigan Contral soveus advanced To toGJ
wabash seconds to lOStt and c., g. & T. @ supple.
mentarles TO lO2A
ueaiings prices declined HG5lt per cont, North,
WESTERN 81. Paul, Western Union and the Coal
sharcS leading the decline. Toward noon tho
speculation assumed decidedly strong tone aud
unuer heavy purchases to cover short cnntracts
ana FOR the long account, prices advanced sharply.
llcu ny much frmncss, anu although there wcra
occasional reactions, the general tendency was
toward higher range of values. The announce.
mont that the government would buy itnme1I.
atcly 5000 00l skies OF 1880 and thus materially
assist ia rendering money easier, was reflected in
rapid Improvement, which took place IN tho late
dealings, whom the highest prices OF the day wcra
touched. The advance IN prices at the close
rahged from = to o6i per cent, the latter In North
TSs(cpn TS RI sN9mG3n do preferred selling np 81
Delaware, Iackuwanna d Western "a, Lake Shore
5ai S5 mud Nashville & Chattanooga 81 per cont
III CcumiVuEEu' burlington quincy rosc ~ per cent,
lell OIL . aud recovered 2li pCr cent
-, lnc transactions aggregated idjOnO shares In.
oludtig Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy 52OO. O., @
L. g. 1900, Chesapeake q Ohio | 70j Delaware
l.ackawanna S Western $500 Delaware & TIud'
son 5000 Eric GiO01. Hannibal S 81. Joseph 5000.
IRON Mountain 800. knnsas n TcAas 1 800 Lake
ShOre 1000, Lake Eric IL Western coo Michigan
Central 1000, Manhattan 800. Northwestern ~.
~, Nashville Y Chattanooga 500, New Jersey
central $4,000, New York Central IL $40 Northcrn
nacihc 1909, hio & Mississippi dSOJ Ontario N
western 1900. Pacific Mail iU0O Recalling OO1
~ laul $1,000, Union Pacific 3270O Wabash Pacific
ii 900. aal Western Union 81 500.
A. ,,,pa =.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
DROPOsALs FoR FUEL.
PosroPrIcE DEPARTMENT,
no3O.itawiv


OfFIcE OF DisBu RsfS0 CEgRR AND SuPT,
go WAsriSGroN, ID. G., Nov. 20 1850. J
sealed proposals Will be received at this office until
I2oGlock noon on MONDAY, December 20, 1857 for
lows ~ W. -
For the delivery aud storage Of five hundred (.OOj
tons, more or less. (2l0 pounds to the tou) OF the
pest qualify Of Lee White Ash Furnace or Steamboat
Coal TO be thoroughly screened aud free from slate
anu 10 be delivered and stored on or before December
~ 1850, IN the vaults OF the Department building
before tile contracting party will be paid thereon
aNerage samples OF the coal must accom- pany each
old and the contracting party must exhibit satishc
Tory corthcates nom shippers that the coal delivered
the Department.
Also for the delivery and storage Of ten (lo) cords
OF best Bakers Pine Wood. 10 bo delivered and
corded corded at ihe nepaIlment building ns may be re-
CURED within ten (l0 days from date OF conlrnct.
Inc whole TO be weighed ur measured by the In
hpector appointed under the provisions OF Section
5.li, Revised Statues OF the United states.
The bids VIII he opened In the Office OF the super
intendeni, i'll the prpserce of such bidders may
choose TO attend on MONDAY, December the 2rh,
1851 at " ock noon, and the awards Will he made
or or before Wednesday, December 2ld, 1880.
the lie )nrtmcnt reserves tile right 20 reject all or
any part OF the BIDS received II deemed for the best
interest OF the Government so TO do.
satisfactory bond will be required in each to
DO executed and 0ed within bvc (s) days after the
award Ia made for the faithful terfornance of the
contract. J. O. T.. BURNSTDE,
Dsbursing Clerk and superintendent Postorlce De
partment nu2o-lnwiw
National Republican., 1880-12-02
WALL ST. Is ES9HSEESSSEs g SESSEs; T$RE sr$s b
It's and Principal guaranteed. Address WARD & co.
Bankers & Brokers' 81 Exchange Place, New York
DIED.

DIED.
HuTCHINSON-Ent into rest on Tuesday,
November 90 1850 at a o'clock p. M. WILLIE
BOhRER, only child OF William n. and Katie Hutch
inson, aged years months and ?s days,
Funeral from resldence OF his grandfather, George
A. Bohrer, 1920 street southeast, Thursday, Dece-
ber 2, at $40 o'clock y. Friends aud relatives OF
the family arc invited to attend InteTment at Con
gresslonal cemetery, '
CLEPH ANE. On the morning of Dccemberi !, 1850
JAMfS tLEpIANE, aged 10 years
The friends OF the family are respect illly invited 10
attend his funeral from the residence ofhis son, Lew
Clepbane, corner of Thirteenth and X streets, on
Friday, December 3, nj y, M.
EDSON.-TuesdAy night, November 30, 1850, at q
o'clock, FRED WADE LDSUN, youngest sou oi John
joy I'D iOn aged years months and - days
Funeral VIII take place from his parents residence,
9Ol II street northwest, to-day, at ? o'clock,
MATHENEY-On the morning Of lst Inst, at 7;ii
o'clock typhoid fever, THOMAS MArHESEY, eldest
sou OF Priscilla and the late Captain Matheney, In the
twenty-seventh year of his age
IA Is funeral VIII take place Friday morning, De-
cember ., ut 10 O'Clock, from his late residence 1874
Qst
National Republican., 1880-12-02
How Hnnnlnoss n snnnroh.

Happiness Is the absence of pain OF annoy.
ance, aud wherever there Is pain there is dis.
ease. A pain in the lower portion of tho body
Indicates disorder Of some kind. II there Is
any odor or color or deposit In The urine It
means disease and requires attention ut once.
We have heard many OF our friends speak of
the remarkable power OF Warmers Salo KID.
noy and Liver Cure aud are convinced thcro
Ia nothing SO certain and valuable for all dis.
orders OF the urinary system, both malo aud
female.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ % @ Ell "A E1 Gt IL
Advertisements under tho hcAa of

Advertisements under tho heal OF
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED
OF acceptable nature and not TO exceed four lines
Oh our third page. are ffee to ALL
ddie,fiscmsNt ior Rtnt, Safe on lost not 10 greece
nree tines, uWte inserted &,ee times for nren'yJ'u
CnH.
II answers fnil to come the 1rst time, we invite
5econd third many repetltons az are necessary
TO secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
versers to feel that tnoy not imposing us, bu
are doing us n favor by using FREQ columns, W,
predetermined to mako THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always hav,
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
rostoiice. If Initials used they should be dreclet
To the care OF some person. firm or postoflice box
No free advertisements taken amer g O'Clock y. m
through the mall to
NATIONAT I. NEPUDIJCAN N PRINTING CO.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
THE SMITH & EGGE MANUFACTURING CO.

LOCK BoN 1905, BRl DuEpORr, CONN.
Manufacturers OF speCalties In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government and Giant Pad.
locks, sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks, Organ
Locks, the Automatically made Giant sash Chain, su.
perior TO every other and very much cheaper. No
special pulley required The Smith u Eggs Manuiic-
turing Co also gives special attention The making
OF estimates for the cost of the manufacture OF pat
ened inventions and all the necessary toos and the
manu- uiacturing OF the same royalty, All Commu.
nicAtlona treated con hdentially. oclB eO0m
National Republican., 1880-12-02
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF tho United Statos.

WEDNESDAY, Dec, I, 1850.
No. l0.-John N. Bunting, plaintiff In error W..
the board Of commissioners OF Wake county. Dis.
missed without costs under nineteenth rule.
No. W,-Henry Kaiser ct ux., appellants, VS..
George W. Sllckney ct al. Argument continued by
Mr.. Mike l.. Woods and b. A. Lockwood for appel
sired by the court.
No 0l--Joseph Swift ct al, appellants, vs.. Janet
smith administrative, etc. Argument commenced
by Mr. w, &. GGudy for appellants; continued by
Mr. Van II. Higgins aud Mi. w. II. burgess tor ap.
pcllees, and by Mr.. W. g. Goudy for appellants.
Adjourned until TO morrow ut IL oclock.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
District Courts.


CIRCUIT CouRr, DIVISION No. l-IusTICe MAcAR.
TuuR-Ncf VS., Rohrer; verdict for plaintiff for
SlOi Ramsay, Us. Inland 4 Seaboard Coasting
company; verdict for plaintiff for $50 Delhi w.
Gross; jury out Johnson vs.. Tucker; on trial.
CIRCUIT CouRr, DivIsIOS No, 2-JUSrICE HAGSEg.
Murray VS.. District OF Columbia: leave to lilo
amended declaration Weswood vs.. Price: YER.
diet for plaintiff for possession ana costs. Saylcs
VS.; Metropolitan railroad company; order for com.
order Of publication. May vs., shepherd; verdict
for plaintiff for s3l632s and costs, Miller vs.. Bat
tim0rc q Potomac railroad company; on hearing.
EQUITY COuRr-JuSTICE CoN,-MTightys Parker;
auditors report confirmed. Keyser ys. lil1; ties.
limony OFFS r. Austin ordered to be taken By ex.
Gmlncr Jacobson, Bangs vs., Gormley; referred TO
auditor to state trustees account Gmndcii vs.
Washington CITY savings bank receiver to pay
dividends to d, W, Fowler COrdczu, Gillans &CO.
Williams q nj; absent defendants appearance
ordered. Bishop vs., bishop on hearing,
CRIMINAL Gouhr-JusrcE JAMfs.-fIenry Il.
Crawford maintaining nuisnn on trial,
ASSIGNMENTS For TODAY.
SUPREME Couhr or riIE DISTRICT CrFF-luSrICH
CARTIER ASp JUSTICE WYLIG--Nn, 81, William.
s., Dwight VS.. White; 80, PcOle vs., brooks ~,
FAINT vs., Riggs S. JNlIray VS. Grant 80. Rick
vs., NcIjaoyi G5, Ghappell vs. Rolhwoll So Fletcher
CIRCUIT COURT. DlvIsIoS No, l--IusrIcE MAC.
ARruuR.-NO. M simmons vs. luiohins 2gg
Mood vs.. Waits &ogdcn; 3al, oBrIen vs.. District
Elliott trustee vs.. Cook ct Gl; lO1, Humphrey vs..
Baltimore & Potomac railroad company; l99, Aglin
va District of Columbia; i3l, Parker vs. District OF
COlumbiu i33. Kendall vs.. shoemaker, i3j. Quirk
vs. Robertson et al, i37, GreenNpplo vs., Henry Q.
al it0lG, Morrison vs. KcnnebeC ice company,
CWCurr COuUr DWlsIOS No, 2--JUsriOE HAG.
NER..-.NO, 9li Neil VS., leuriGh zig Colmau vs.
lleurch; 1902, Burke vs, Boyle; l2i, Johnston US.
District al Columbia l45 Mueller vs.. District Oe
Columbia; l2d Mueller VS. District of ColumbiaI
2iS, bryan vs., District of Cuumblai lOS, Wood Va.
Williams; 3il, llenault VS. llcnault io2, Dowuham
&CO, VS., Kelly; $40, MlaluakN, Craig Il Co. vs.. GAR
and 37S, Roth VS., Baltimore & Potomac railroad
company $50, Central National bank VS., Bramhall
ct al.
CpnilsAL COURT JusrIGg JAaRS.-lIenry L.
Crawford, malntlulOg u nuisance.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
I" Must Feel 1t Keonly y"--Gsnorai Garfield
Down south,

To he Editor Of The National RepuJlican:
SIR; Senator Hill, with pantive moan over
sectional sOllty, writes to his friend Gx-Congress.
man Chittenden OF New York, that General Gar.
field must feel II keenly, because his election to
the presidency came by northern votes alone.
But is the senator quite just in thus creating an in.
ference OF simply sectional victory wherein the
presidenteleCt was spurned from southern ballot
boxes? TO this writer the recent surprise capture
and skinnng of this couchant tiger called "dc.
mocracy seems rather national chase. and one
in which the south took active II not q merry part
within the electoral college there may be ad.
mllted the seeming angry poiso OF the two sections
This sonbre picture, however, of sectional array
not without relief
Al points down south where expatrlatlon for de.
iAut OF petty taxes did not prevail and where in
dependeutlsm among congressional candidates de.
veopcd the opposition TO bourbonism an honest
vote was generally secured. In such localities nlll
rounded majoriics were frequently rolled up"
and keen personal sympathy evidenced by his
leading his own ticket developed for General Gar.
field.
Note for instance, out OF very many the vote of
Washington county, probably the most fruitful,
populons and progressive county In central Texas.
Inc Hon Judge McNdoo. county Judge is as
1879; for Weaver, 1861 majority in Wash
cock, S73. This result in this highly inteiii.
gent county the abode OF male aud female
college the leading county paper admits to be the
fun and Jdir expression Of the county ballot Cor.
responding results appear also In the wealthy and
popllous Texas counties of Harrison and FGyelte
In these, as in Washington county, General Gur.
field In his defeat Of Hancock ran fur ahead of
Roberts, bourbon candidate for governor of Texas
and ahead likewise of Davis. republican candi
date for governor, all voted for on the same day
Many large precincts south exhibit similar pleas.
ing anomalies, and the strong indications are that
If all southern counties had possessed equal nerve
and pluck In securing and maintaining u fair
count General Garhelds victory would have been
50 unparalleled IN ouT election history that tally.
sheets and statistics would have appeared farCal
~ attempting TO record the national rebuke to a
slAnderOus campaign.
Not only Mr. Hill, but many others at the south
all, indeed, OF that imperial domain who be.
licye In an honest dollar and the national su.
premacy really like Mr.. Garield."- J,K
WAshlSGfoN, d. g., December /.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

INOR SALE-- -Firstclass large new house, with
II modern conyenences II rooms, two bath rooms,
wnAi oom dry cemented CELLAR, superior finish, aud
built for owner by days work: location healthy and
convenient Address owner or apply at premises,
No. l906 II street. VIII rent 10 private parties
no23lmof
LNoR sALE--CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN 4 co,
81. Cloud building. Real estate and loans. Iy9i
National Republican., 1880-12-02
PROPOSAls.
PROPOSAL FOR ENGINE LATHE, BUREAU
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
NAVY PAY OFFICE.

s,,n,r 49,. =, WAsli1NuToS, ID, ~, Nov. 90 1890
SEAihED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, to be Endorsed
- PrOposals for Engine Lathe" Will be received
~ ths Qrice until ~ m. on the 5th day OF January
1851, lor W Engine Lathe, equal TO Howes & Phillips
SpeciicAtons and blank forms for bids 10 be had nj
thls Office on application.
Respo.si9e security required on the bids for It's
prompt and faithful delivery.
J, ADAMS SMITH,
nOJg-ltaW Pay Inspector U IS. Navy.
National Republican., 1880-12-02
MAIL BAGS

like the samples Of this Department; also for fur.
nlshlng MAIL BAGS conforming in materials and
sizes to the official samples but of different construc-
tion and mprCyed patterns of which bidders are To
furnish samples.
Specifications ofthe kinds of Mail Bags md ofthe
conditions aud requirements relating TO proposal.
contracts &C., as we'll forms OF bidding will be
furnished application by letter TO the Second As
sisant Postmaster.General No proposal Will be
considered which shall not have been submitted In
accordance with such Specifications aud forms.
The contracts which may be made will be in con.
iormity TO the specifications and the accepted pro.
posas The right is reserved, however 10 reject any
all the proposals.
JAs. N. TYNER,
oc1i Acting Postmaster. .t,eperaL