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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-06
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Household Hints.

To PREVENT THE FORMATION OF A
CRUST ON TEA KErTLEs.-Keep an oys
Ter shell in your tea kettle, and it will
prevent the formation ola crust on the
inside of it, by attracting the stony par
ticles to itself.
Following is a recipe for polishing
wood: Take a piece ofpumice-stone ant
water and pass repeatedly over the worl
until the rising Of the grain is cut down
Then take powdered tripeli and boiled
linseed oil and polish the work to 3
bright surface.
To EXTRACT PAINT FROM COTTON
SILK AND WOODEN GooDs.-Saturatt
the spot with spirits of t%urpenUine, and
let it remain several hours, then rub II
between the hands. 1t will crumblt
away without injuring either the color
or texture ofthe article.
II youintend papering a painted wall
you must first get off the paint, other.
wise the paper will not stick. To dc
this mix in a bucket with warm water
asuficient quantity OF pearlash or pot.
ash, so as to make a strong solution.
Dip a brush into this, and with it scoul
off all the paint, finishing with cold
water and a flannel.
Stains occasioned by fruit, iron rust.
and other similar causes, may be re.
moved by applying to the parts injured
aweak solution Of chloride of lime-the
cloth having been well washed-or Of
soda, oxalic acid, or salts of lemon, in
warm water. The parts subjected tc
this operation should be subsequently
well rinsed in soft, clear, warm water,
without soap, and be Immediately dried
in the sun.
To REMOVE STAINS FROM BROAD.
CLoTH.--Take an ounce of pipe clay that
has been ground fine, and mix it with
twelve drops of alcohol, and the same
quantity of spirits of turpentine. When.
ever you wish to remove any stains
from cloth, moisten a little of this mix
ture with alcohol, and rub 1t on the
spots. Let it remain till dry, then rub
it off with a wooden cloth, and the
spots will disappear.
TO EXTRACT RANODITY FROM Bur
TER.-Takv n small quantity hat is
wanted for immediate use. For a pound
of the butter, dissolve a couple of tea
spoonfuls of saleratus in a quart of boil
ing water; put in the butter, mix it well
with s~aleratus water, and let it remain
tillcold; then take it off carefully, and
work a teaspoonful of salt into it. But
ter treated in this manner answers very
well to use in cooking.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1880-05-06

Lots of men will waste n dollars worth
of time beating u salesman down five
cents on bis price. &eabeavitIe Herald.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY the list
day Of October, A. d. 1850 at thesnme hourand place.
WILLIAM w. BOAHMAN,
j. B. LAWYER,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. a.
Cotton easier and quiet. Middlng, 1l3sHll1Sc.
Flour quiet and steady. Howard street and west
crn Supcrhne S}OOU35): do extra, 81 90 oi Is; do.
family, sjO005 IS; city mills superinc, - 0OG3 30;
DO. extra, 0lGl 80; do family, So 1906 90; do.
Rio brands $40; PatapScO family, 60 so.
Whcat-Souhcru steady western steady. South
Crn red, 81 Ol5pl o.; do. amber, 81 uSGl 10, No.
Maryland. 81 ll@l ~; No. western winter red.
spot. and September, 81 OiTol O574; October,
81 OGH@l 0GjS; November, 81 O73sgl 075s; De-
Cembcr 81 OgGl 0gE
Corn-southcrn quiet, but firm; western quiet
and easy, southern white, SOC; do yellow 90; vest
crn mixed, spot and september. tDlaGjO}sc; Oc-
tuber, Ole asked; November. d2mj2iac.
oats duh aud heavy. Western white, 4lgI3c;
do, mixed, 8DHlO,
Rye nominal at 81 GOAL o.
Hay steady Primo TO choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland SIS O16rl9 % per ton.
Provisions firm. Mess pork, $3.50 1875; bulk
meRts-luOsC shoulders, none here; clear rib sides,
none here; do. packed, G4G0llc bucon--shoul.
doris GHc; clear rib sides, 0Gc; hams, l2}agl3l4c;
Bard refined. Dc.
Butter llrm. Prime TO choice western packed.
9ON9ic.
Eggs firm at zoe.
Petroleum quiet at 1l7Sc.
COltc easier and quiet, Rio cargocs, ordinary
to fair, ISOLDE,
sugar caster. soft l0c
WHISKY quiet ut 81 10 for job lots
Frcighis quiet.
Rcccipi,-FIour, 2Ol2 bbs: wheat, $50 bu;
corn, 1890 bu; oats 36il bu; rye 1880 bu.
Shlpmca.s--Nhetl. lOi31G Du. corn, 1876 bu.
SHla,-Wncui, 10000 Du; corn, II ,7l3 IN,
Virginia skies, COGSOls, dll,; do second series,
2I do paSt-due coupons, yD', do. new tCn-lUttGS
1928; do. ton-IOty coupons y)tI bid to-day,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
New York Money Market.
Nrv y1oU Cart n


The imports Of dry goods for the week weu
81 3D0 ,167, md amount marketed, Sl4iO.J95.
ri Money was easy at 2g3 per cent, and closed Of
2H@3 percent.
Exchougo was steady at lsO]4@4slH for long and
4s3la for short sight.
Governments were weak and declined y pet
cent for SIS and 5s, and " per cent for A. rs regis
tered Qhd coupons and as registered, aud "a pei
cent. for rs coupons.
State bonds were inactive
kailrOad bonds were weak. There was q decline
orr per cent in Kansas & Texas seconds, a pei
cont IN iron Mountain seconds preferred incomes
per cent, IN Kansas & Texas iirsts COnsols - pei
cent IN Mobile " Ohio irsts debenturcs and Eric
seconds five per cents. funded " per cent in Erie
Pacific lrsts consols. Lake Shore coupon seconds
sold at ll9, aud Great Western seconds at lOi
The elOCk market was weak throughout almost
the entire day and although there were occa-
HOnn slight recOyeries, the tendency toward lower
prices prevailed, and at the close material decline
the day were made shortly before tho close when
the decline ranged from 13a64 per cent, Nash.
WHO & chattanooga Iron Mountain, the coal
shares, st. Paul & OMAHA Ohio & Mississippi,
Union Pacific, Louisville Nashville aud Chi.
cago. Burlington quincy leading the downward
movement There was fractional recovery In the
final sales.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares I'm
Guiding Delaware, Lackdwannu & Western 1900
Delaware q Hudson $500. Erie 5000. Hannibal
q s. Joseph 10000, Iron Mountain 1900, Kansas
~ Texas 2j0sO, Lake Shore 1850, Michigan Cen.
tral 1900, Manhattan 800, Northwestern G3OO
Nashville & Chattanooga 1900, New Jersey Cen
5000, Reading ll,lOO 81. Paul $500 St. Paul &
Omaha 5000, Union Pacific 2D,S0O, Wabash Pncihc
lygVJ Western Union 1900, aud Northern Pacific
5,i0O.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

no THE E EENNfY MiAf Hs no sgogrnwnsr
SPLENDID scENEEMfE H NiFHdNiFIcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LHVE W1sI SSdtfG5N i ron Dcpo., cor
nor OF sixth aud - streets, rs follows;
carr 10 louisville and Chicago; lOiO ~ m. daily,
win s!eG9pmg Cars from llGrrsenrs to cIncn,
natl, -; Louis and Chicago 1850 p M daily with
bXiITfMoRt& POTOMAC RAILROAD
with Pnrlur Car to Watkins and the North, Mt 500
a. III, daily. except sunday At 1890 p. N. daily, ex
cert saturday, with Palace Cars to Canandaigua
For Wiliiamsport Lock Haven AMI Elmira, at 1910
For New York and The East 1910 ~ M, 2lO and 1000
y, M. ON sunday lG0l p. m 49,. o.,,.-
For BiT56Eyr Sew York, all through traIus connect
anordmg direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding
double lcrragc across New YORK city
Limited expfess p;iGs m, daily, except SUNDAY.
$40, 40 $40 aud 1880 p m. On sunday, 500 a,
M, 1910 q, m"5N, O0 and 1000 p. ~,
For Pope,s Creek Limo, t'o@ m and $40 p M daily
For Annapolis S:Io a. NJ aud $40 p m, daily, except
AhEW4 AHY XVI ALhXISbRiH ~, &HWiHsniiNG11dl!N
1880 y. m. on sunday ~ ana II a. M, aud 5
For Ricimond and the South, 700 a. m, daily, aud
800 p. N. daily, except SUNDAY;
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington q, g. 10 u. NJ,
1880, 80, 7 ana Dos p m, and /! midnight On
sunday n and lOa. m, and nos p m.
couunodatlous cnn be procured a. the 6ilc-s-nur,h
east corner qfihirtoenth street and feunsylvHnla
Vania avenue, aud at the depot, where orders can be
lett tor the checking OF baggage to destination irom
l.. r. FARMER, Grncrsl Passenger Agent.
EllA Nh IliOM 80 y, Gsa..4. S Nh ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

From the foregoing 1t is seen that in 1870.
when the colored man In the south had some
degree of protection from the national gov.
crnment, eighty-throc per cent. of tho colorcd
voters in those states went to tho balot-box
aud voted for representatives in congress In
1872 eighty.six per cent. of their number voted
for president, but from that time down to the
present, as the confederate brigadcrs by most
Infamous practices, intimidation aud political
murder usurpcd control of state governments
one by one, rs the arm Of tho national gov.
eminent, with shameful COwardCc, was with.
drawn from the protection of southern
republicans, aud over million coored
voters in the southern states left to the mercy
of 100000 men, late their masters and trait.
ors to the government-meu whose hearts
were filled with hate for northern man, aud
with determination to wrcak vengeance upon
the delenseess heads OF their former slaves
tue republican voters of the south, step by
step, have been 0straciscd aud dislmnchisod
until, in 1873, in tho election for congressman
only twcnty-Omo per cent. Of the colOrcd voters
of the ten southern states dared exercise
thcrsacred privilege of suffrage, aud in the
same year Mt the elections for governor in four
of these states only eight out OF every hun
dred colorcd voters dared cast their votes for
republican candidates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
rREE AnYERTEsANG.
M O q III n. R G u
Advertisements under tho head Of

Advertisements under tho head OF
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED
Of nm acceptable nature and not to exceed Jour INES
on our third page. IRE free 10 all
Advertisements For Rant Safe or lost nor 10 efcfen
nae ines toiH be inserted three times Jor ltccnyPre
Cpts
II answers mil to come the first time we invite n
second, third many repctitons rs nre necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish the nd
vertsers to feel that they are imposing US, but
Nre doing favor by using our free columns, as we
predetermined to make TIN REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postonce If initials used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person, firm or postohce box.
No free advertisements taken after o o'clock p M.
Advertisements can DO left Mt our Office, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL BEPUBLrcAN PRINTING co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
THE SOLID SoUTH.
How 1t was Made soiid-A Few Facts and
Figures.


Figures.
Why Is IL that IN the states of Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida Georgia, Louisiana, Mssis.
sippi, North Carolina South Carolina, Texas
and Virginia Jos 1853 white voters in 1873, or
only 81 per cent. of tho total voters In those
states, are represented in the present congress
by eighteen democrats in the senate aud sixty.
one democrats in the house, while nearly rs
many colorcd voters 1850 563), or - per cent.
Of the total voters in those states, are repre-
s.ntcd In the same congress by only two re.
publicans1n the senate aud two republicans
In the hOuse2
Why is it that 13 per cent Of tho entire
voting population Of these ten southern states
Is represented in the several state legislatures
by only l75 republicans, and the remaining
% per cent. OF the voters Is represented in the
same legislatures by ] ,276 democrats2 Is 10
pretended that the S50s63 colored voters, or
any number of them, arc dCm0crats2 Are
there not moro white voters in those states
who arc republicans than cOlorcd voters who
are democrats2 A colorcd man who is u dem.
ocrat of his own free will is an anomaly in
southern politics. Observation aud experience
indicate, without exception, that the cOlored
voter in these states Is religiously republican.
The votes cast IN the elections in the states of
tho solid south since 1868 prove this fact con.
clusively, and show rs well in latter years the
almost entire Acknowledgement OF nearly
100000 republican voters in that section.
The figures here presented tell tho story
more emphatically than any other argument
that can be adduced. Tho following is
COMPARATIVE TABLE
showing the rapid decrease of the republican
vote III the ten extreme southern states as
compared with tho number of colored voters,
until, in 1878, 1t had almost entirely disap.
Dpurpd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
I NfTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE

BY virtue of II writ OF venditoni exponns, issued
out of the Clerks Ollce OF the supreme court Of the
District Of Columbia. aud to me directed. will sell
at public sale, for cash, at the Courthouse door OF
said District, on THURSDAY, the nth day OF OC-
lOBER, 1850, at Y o'clock m, all the right, title.
claim und interest Of the defendant JOhu g. stafford,
~ aud to the ioowlugdescrihcd property, to wit;
Lots a. ~ aud ~ In squire J2 and west halt Of lot -
In square 49, IN the city Of Washington, said Dis
trct. together with ell and singular the improve
mcntS thereon levied upon as the property Of John
q. Stafford to satisfy execution No l5jI3 at law In IA
Vor OF Gilbert VnndcrN erkem US" Of a. Greenwell.
tEPTEMnEn TO- isSO. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
sc2ldts u. =. Marshal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
I AW SCHOOL
I Aw SCHOOL
II or THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES 9. wELLtNG. LII D.,
PRESIDENT.
TuE lloN. WALTER ) cox, LII. D.,

JAMES g. WELLtNG, Ill. d.,
PREsIDtNT.
TuE Hos. WALTER ) cox. Ill. D.,
PRofES-uR or THE LAW OF REAL ASD PERSONAL
PROPERTY uF CONTRACTS AND OF CRiMfs
AND MiSDEMtAoRs
WILLIAM A. MAUHN, IL D.,
PROFESSOR or Equity, JURisrHuDENcE, or COM
mon LAW AND tautrY PLEADING or THE
Law OF EVGDESCE AND THE Law
OF PARrNERSIiir
THE 1loN. ALEXANDER Is. HAONTR, LII D.,
L nE0Rais 2 GS S SIT IiSX ,l Law
JUDGE OF Moor COUNT ASD ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
or LEGAL Practice.
The exercises OF the school viii be resumed In the
Law Building of the University (JudcIHry Square,
Eilth street. between d aud strccts). on the &c.
OND WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER October i3), at
oc'oct p. M. whom opening addresses will be made
by the Professors, and when Undergraduates of the
to be present
The entire charge for tuition lectures aud all faclll.
is $50 for single year, 500 Tor two years payable
~ advance, hall yearly or In monthly nstallments, ut
the option OF students.
The fee for tho Postgraduate course in practice,
covering a period of nine months, Is 80.
by particular invitation being III response TO call
from more than seventy graduates In law and mem-
bers OF tic bar, the Hon. Alexander H. lIagner, LII.
D., Assoc ate Justice of sup Co rt Of the Dis
'lrlCt OF Columbia, VIII deliver special Course OF
Lectures on Criminal Law during the session Of
eyenlng ofoach week ut o'clock, and the general
theory Ul the Will be Explained by Judge IIug-
ncr Ut tho Orcuugu the school ON the 18th OF oct lDGr
The spec M fee for this course VIII he so.
Catalogue, may be hUd on application TO Mossrs.
w. H. Il q. II. MORRISON, Il Penn yylvann ave-
York avenue and Fifteenth street; or by addressing
the President ufthe Faculty. se6.ti
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
AUCTION SALES.
w W. DANENHOwER q SON,
W. REAL ESTATE BROkERS,
l2l2 N Slrnnt NnrlhMnNl.
- FIX pi ~, ~ hiH ~


AND UNGMPRONED PROPERTY.
by virtue oi n deed pt trust dated June u. A. u.
lbe' duly recorded in ber No. giS. folio "a. ct seq
one Of the land records Of the District OF Columbia,
n NJ Tile request OF tho party secured thereby, Will
sell at public auction IN front OF the premises the fol.
lowingdcscribed real estate situate In the city Of
Wellington, D.. G., on SATURDAY, the I'd day
lots l. 22,.!$ 80 o. 4 S, 0, 10, II. Il and 49, in
square 81, being n bricy-yHrd In good con
d 1nnor with plenty Of clay, ing al Of SAID
slr Els lrlI street W 81 and south Capitol .trecl
lying on corner ui Hall atrcc east and south street.
With an old franc dwelling thereO At o'clock D.
NJ all Of lot u and parts Of lots and IS In square
sou, with Il twpstOry brick dwelling thereon, on
Third street southeast, below street At $50 o'clock
p M, parts OtlOts Nos. land g. In square sOl, with
large brick man luuhpuse and large brick stable
thereon, being the southeast corner OF Third street
east aud south y street.
Tetms unc-iuurth cash and the balance tn SIX.
WE'VE aud eightCo1 months, with Interest at o'gt
per cent per 9nnum secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold, or all cash, ut the option Of the pur
chaser deposit of $lr0 required on each property
Ut the time OF sale ami all cunvcyuuCing aud record
Ing at purchasers cost. Terms to be compiled with
IN seven days. otherwise the trustee reserves tile
right to resell the property ut the risk and cost OF tho
deaultlng purchaser amer five days advertising.
WILLIAM W. DANENHOWER,
THOMAS ]. FISHER g. co. Trustee.
sp2lgugUs AuptiOupprg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

WNNHINU1ON, D z, Sept, IT, $50
GEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate. 10 be in
- dUrsed Proposals Tor White oak Logs" will be
received NJ this Office until ~ IN. the 30th day Of
SEPTEMBER, 1850 for 600 cubic feet white oak
log to TO delivered at the Washington Navy Yard
for construction department free ofany expense to
the government pnd subject TO the usual nspectlon
Blank forms tor bids. specifications and all neces-
sary Information to be had at this office -
!. ADAMS SMITH,
aell.2nw.2w PAY lnspec'Or u. :. n.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
125th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

This institution regularly Incorporated by tic
Legislature Ci the State tor Educational and Charlta-
BILE purposes IN 1868 FOR THE FERN or TWEEN.
TY 1--WE YEARS, to which contract the inviolnble
hith OF the State Is pledged, which pledge has been
renewed by an overwhelming popular vote securing
its franchise in the new constitution adopted Decems
her Cd \, ~ 1879 with capital OF 100000 to which
IL has since pdded reserve fund of over 1850 0Ol
TrS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. n
never scales or pOI0ns Look at the following Distri.
httin
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
YgNHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Il OF THE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

. Professor OTIS T. MASON, 4. NJ, PHI. d, PrIncl.
pal and Instructor in History and the English Ian
glluga.
Professor ANDREW p, MONTAGUE, =. NJ, In
stIuctor In Latin.
Professor ANTHONY III. JANUS, Instructor in
French aud German.
Professor HAIRY G DAVIS a, h., Instructor in
Greek PeumHnsuIp aud bookkeeping.
Professor j, HOWARD GORE, u, -, Instructor in
AluthGmO les
Tho school affords thorough preparation for the
college It's llll course rNtunuS through four years,
bul II furnishes also high school course, occupying
two years, for pupils who have completed their
studl : In tho common English branches, either in
the public schools or elsewhere.
llie session opens on the Sth OF september.
Charge for the whole year, payable quarterly In adj
NnCe, ~,
There arc no extra CHARGES.
For catalogues or further Information address the
'''''''' ~ - '''' f,ugl.tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver euro is the
remedy that will cure the many diseases pc
Culiar to women. Headaches, neural gia, dis
ordered nerves, weakness mcntul shocks and
kindred ailments are ciiGctually removed by
its use ['nhc Mothers Magazine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
T n. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctloneer
SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING No.

TRUsTEE's SALE OF. a DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING, No.
7Oi STREET SOUTHWEST,
by virtue u! n deed of trust TO John ii. Cook aud
myself dated September II, A. u. 1870, duly recorded
IN bcr No Si4 iolio II one of the land records for
the District OF Columbia and mt the request ct the
party secured thereby, {, a, the surviving trustee,
Will SO NJ public auction IN front of he premises on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 lsso at . o'clock
p M the following dGscribed real estate, situate in
the city of Washington, District Of Columbia, tn wit
All that certain piece or parcel OF land known as
parts of lots ten tl0) aud eleven IN, In square NUM-
bered four hundred and thirty-our $50 beginning
for the same nty-two (j2) feet three aud One.hal
(jil inches west irom the northeast corner Of said
square thence west forty seven 90 feet and one half
% inch; thence south one hundred and one N9D feet
six (6) inches thence ten tO) feet -FOUR 90 nchcs
thence north six (G) feet six (6) Inches; thence east
thlItyslx (3d) feet eight and onohalf $50 Inches;
thence north nnetynve (0i) feet to the place Of be-
ginning, together with the improvements, etc.
Terms; One.fourth cash and the balance In six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty flour months with inter:
est at six per cont per pnnu, secured hv deed of
trust ON the properly sold deposit of 500 required
ut the lino Of sale and MI convey anClng at Iur-
Chnaer's cost, Terms to be complied With in seven
days otherwise the trustee reserves tho right to
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser, alter five days alvertisement
CHARLES b pURVIS.
sel7CO&dS surviving trustee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
II T. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioncer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATED ON TIE NORTH.
WEST CONNER OF AND ELEVENTH
STREETS NORrIIEAST.
By virtue OF u deed of trust, dated March s. 1870,
aud recorded in ber No Sll, folio l5O one of the
land records Ot the District of Columbia, will sell Mt
public auction, In front of the premises, on WEDNES
DAY, SEPTEMBER 20, a. d. 1850, ut O'Clock p. NJ,
those pieces of ground lying In the city OF Washing
ton, u. c. known lots Nos. 10 and ~ in square
No go, together with the improvements thereon,
cons sting of ten twO-sOry frame dwelling houses
Terms; Onc.Quarter cash. balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months, with per cent. Interest," s76
each lot at time OF sale. COnVoypnCng at expense OF
purchaser Terms lu be complied with In ten days.
CHARLES H.. FRASER.
SellpO&ds Surviving Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY %, 1850, AT 1850 p. NJ.

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WV NND BNIIfMoRE 'faSPnIt9sNN 'paTIor car car
tn Nav Work nnJ phindsuhin 49,
oco-fon sunGmy ANY, "ttin,,mrs Apn.,ola and
WAY ' "'
O.iO-fsT IOIrIS CHICAGO CpIuNnrrS AND
pIIsrsnIf nj AZ pHI,Ss 'lCnnuecta i,r Ungsrs.
in,yn nnI nt pnint of Un,,lSs f,r Erarerir," nnd
stations sast of Pedin0nt .xcept snnday1
pniiN,"n cors Ia mn ,n,,,,,ti nnd 4 nj via
daiiv. Crniton tn Snniussv I,Ilv cYrent Snttir.
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bmn CoIlrme Urltsyille Iniirni AnnnnoiIs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

ENOR RENTING % Iowa Circle. furnished eleven
H. rooms; modern improvements newly irescOrd
throughout sl2j per month. w W DANENHOwER
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