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The Democratic Platform.
To The Editor of Tho National Republican!

10 the EditOr OF Inc National Republican:
SIR; have already quoted section 2 of the
Cincinnati platform, and commented upon the
first clause, which denOunces "contralzation-
ism" The next clause is mo sumptuary
laws" There is, of course, in the minds of
democratic platform makers close aud losi-
cal connection between contralizationism and
sumptuary laws; but it Is difficult for plain
people, guided simply by good, common sense,
to conceive what propriety there is in intro
ducing this topic into national platform.
Indeed If it was not gravely introduced into
grave democratic manifesto, il would seem
to be a waste Of ammunition to say anything
at all upon the subject. OF course, this sump.
tuary business is simply bosh. .and buncombc.
But, since this subject has been introduced
into the democratic platform, let us ask what
are sumptuary laws
Sumptuary, literally or etymologically,
means relating to expense. Mr.. Webster says:
"Sumptuary laws or regulations are such rs
restrain or limit the expenses of citizeus in
apparel, food furniture and the like" This
is substantially the definition given in the
law books.
Now, according to this definition of sump.
tuary laws, when aud by whom was there
ever any sumptuary legislation proposed in
the congress of the United Sta tes? Is there
any likelihood that any such legislation will
DO prOpos ld2 If so, by whom? We hayo
never heard Of this subject being agitatcl in
the republican camp. Ii there never has been
such legislation in the past, and there is no
prospect of such legislation in tho future,
then the introduction of the subject of sump.
tuary laws into national manifesto is the
merest political clap'tTAp. We have before
said that "the democratic platforms have al
ways straddlod debatuble questions and made
decoitiul bids for popular support" But this
is spreading their sails 10 catch blast of pop
ular favor where there is not the slightest
breeze.
There were formerly in England various
laws to restrain excess IN apparel, diet, furni.
ture, otc., but they have all been repealed, or
stand upon the statute book dead letter.
The only approach TO sumptuary legislation
in this country is the attempts which have
been made in some Of the states to regulate or
prohibit by law the sale of intoxicating
liquors. We neithor deny nor affirm the wis.
dom or folly OF such legislation in tho state
legislatures Certain IL is that IL Is species
OF legislation with which congress has nothing
TO do, In what clause OF the constitution IS
there grant Of power to congress to say what
the people shall eat drink or wear2 There is
no such grant of power in tho constitution,
and this settles tho question as to national
legislation upon the subject.
Hence the question of sumptuary laws as
introduced into tho Cincinnati platform must
have reference to the temperance legislation
in the several states. To such sumptuary laws
IT seems the democratic party, or ut least their
leaders, arc opposed. Thoy are opposed 10 all
laws for the prevention or punishment Of in.
temperance, which is 80 direct aud fearful
cause Of crmo W.
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aunt During hor childhood she had as COM
panion boy two years her senior, whom she
regarded as an adopted brother, as he bore
namo differing from hers. Her father died
and her mother married again, when the COM
panion Of her youth came TO America, Tho
divided pair again met aud shortly afterward
wore married They lived happily together
aud had baby, when suddenly her mother
band and wife by declaring they were brother
aud sister. The Judge informed her that un-
der the circumstances no crime had been COM
mittod. Arrangements have been made to
dissolve the marriage.
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FUTURE DAYS.
TINTED STATES MARsHABs SALE:

by virtue of writ OF neri facias ismcd out oi the
Clerks Office Of the supreme Court Of tho District OF
Columbia, aud to me directed / VIII sell at public
sale, for cash. Mt 1hos. Dowlines Auction store,
corner Eleventh street and Ponnsylvania avenue
northw0,t, on SATURDAY, :ith day or July,
lss0, nt 10 O'coct a. M all the right, title
claim and Interest Of the defendant IN and TO the
following described property 10 wit: One large iro
cxtinguisher engine, two large tanks two largo boil
ors, SIX con -Oldatod lro oItingushcrs aud lnrge
amount OF fixtures connected with fire extDgulshers
seized and levied upon the property o, the Con-
solidated Fire Extngulsher Company, 20 sat sfy ex
ecutlOn No. n, ,yjl, law In inVrr OF William ".
Frew. FHEDK DOUGLASS,
July II, 1850. U. $. Marshal,
ui4dta
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PROPOSALS.


GOVERNMENT HosPITAL FOR THE fSsANE,O
near WAsHfNoroN u. O., July g. 1880 J
SEAI.ED PROPOSALS ore invited until noon OF
- TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1880, when they will DO
opened at the Hospital In tho presence fsuch bid
berh ~ choose TO attend. 10 furnish the Hospital
with twenty hundred (20OO TONS 80 pounds each.
OF best run OF mine Dltuminous Cumberland Coal,
aud four hundred (OO) tons. OF 22i0 pounds each Of
Anthracite Coal, stove size 10 be delivered In bonts
alongside the Hospital wharf, or In cars upon tho
wharf the delivery to commence as soon as Septem-
Der 1850 and to be continued nt the rate Of not less
than five hundred 800 tons n week until the whole
quantity advertised for is delivered; provided, that
Two hundred 600 tons OF soft coal md two hundred
(3g) hard coal bo delivered by August 10, 1880" The
coal VIII be received In strict accordance with the net
of congress approved July I, 1870. Payments OF
ninety 1907 per cent. Of the amount due for coal re.
ceived each week VIII be made, ana tho ten lO) per
cent Withheld will be paid when the null quantity Of
coal engaged TO be delivered Ia accordance with the
advertisement Is received. No Offer for coal as
above Will be considered unless tho true name is
gvon In the offer by which the coal the bidder pro-
poses to furnish Is known In the market nor unless
IL II made by regular deaor or miner and the sue.
cesslul bidder must furnish the exact quantity nnd
DESCRIPTION OF coal that he agrees to furnish. Oilers
VIII pc received from the same person or company 10
mrnah either Btumnous Anthracite Coal none,
or both kinds OF coal Bds will be considered bind
lug until August 1880 and the rnht is distinctly re-
served to reject NIL any Of the oers made VI In the
Judgment OF the superintendent the public inlei eslS
require II, or 10 buy coal In market at the ex-
pense Of amy contractor falling TO comply with tho
terms OF his contract W. w G0DDlNG,
jnlOeodtin. superintendent
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1rN1rrp srArEs MAnsnAKs sNLn

by virtue OF writ OF ieri fara, issued out Of the
Clerks ONCE OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO mo directed. will sell at public
sale for cash at the Courtouse door of said District
on TUESDAY, the 18th day uf JULY, issO nj II
O'Clock M, all tho right, tito. claim and interest Of
the defendant In aud to the following prop
erty, to wit Lot NO. 2 In square No. 39l cumlnonc.
Ing for the same at tho northwest corner Of sail
square, and running thonce with Water street 1903
ieot inches; thence northeSterly 81 feet inches;
thence east 1873 feet to Ninth street west thence DlOng
said street north ~ feet 10 Inches TO South II street,
thence west with said street 3 feet to the place or
beginning In tho city of Washington, said District
together with all aud singular the improvements
thereon aud NIL wharf and privileges connected
Herewith levied upon rs the property OF Mary A. s.
kimme to satisfy execution No. u IA. ut law, IN
favor OF Edward b. Burchnrd.
June ~, 1850. FREDK DOUGLASS,
u. =. Marshal. ID. &,
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY, July
20. 1850, at II o'clock IN. FREDK DOUGLASS
jultdis U. =. Marshal.
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RR0POSAn.N.

NAVY PAY OFFICE I
WAsHIS0ToN, D. g., July ~, 1880.
GEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate 70 ne lndorsed
office until NJ m. the 9th DAY OF July 1850 for
articles to be delivered at the Navy Yard, Washing.
ton ID. C,fee ofany expense to The government, and
subject " the usual Inspection, viz.
BUREAU or YARDS AND DOCKS.
RequsitiOns Nos ia, ilG and 100, consisting OF
hardware, stationery and glass full description OF
which can be seen NJ this Office.
The right Is reserved to rcect any all bids not
deemed adyanin ngeous to the Government Respon.
sble security required for the prompt and faithful
of the nrticles
Blank forms for bids at this onice
j. J.ADAMs SMITH,
iul3dt Pay Inspector U. .. N.
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BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARDING - Desirable cool south
- front rooms, with first .Cnss hotel board at Ire.
mont House, cor Indiana and Second II; SIS and
board, s.O. ju 2
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FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ O . Ell a II S~ u
AdrertIsemenls under tho head Of

WANTFUt
OF an acceptable nature and not 70 exceed iour nes
on our third pnge are free 10 nll.
No business Advert sements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
Ave cents por limo for each Insertion.
IL answers fall TO come tho first time, we invo n
second third, or many repettons as are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish the nd
vcrtsers feel that they imposing on us, but
nre doing n favor by using free columns, as we
are determined to make TIIE 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
postoflice II initials used they should bo directed
to tho care OF some person, firm postoilce box.
No free advertisements taken alter o'clock p. m,
Advertisements eau be lelt at our oillco, or sent
through the mail to
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PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
AND
CORD CLAMPS FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.

PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHiNGToN, D. C., June IL. 1880.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- celyed at this Department until NOON, ON THE
DAY OF JULY, 1850 for iur-
nishng, by contract, PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
like the samples of this Department, In such quanll-
lies and at such times Rs may be required aud or
dered during year from The Fifteenth day OF
August 1885, also, for furnishing ~ Ike manner and
for The same PERIOD CORD CLAMPS OR TUE SACK
FASTEN FRS either like the sample of this Depart
ment or like other samples which bidders may sub
the purpose,
Tie proposals (the right to reject any or NIL OF
which being resoryed) must 10 In accordance with
the specifications and FORMS which will lie lurnslod
on application TO tho Second Assistant Postmaster
General
The contracts which may he made viii be in con-
iormty 10 such specifications and the accepted pro-
posas. u. NJ. KEY,
jsl7-lRW8w Postmaster GeucrRl
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Pronnsnls for Fnel.

OFFIcE OF PUBLIC BU1LDISos AND GnOUNps,l
WAsItISGTON, ID. O., July o, itSn !
SEALED PROPOSALS will bc received .! This
- office until ~ o'clock noon on the 10th DAY OF
July 1880 for furnishing the FUEL required for The
fscnl year ending June 5 1881 specifications, blanks
aud any required Information will he supplied ut this
Office. TlIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Jt-Col Corps OF Engineers u, :. ~,
jueGt In charge OF Public Buildings aud GrOundA
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proposnls for Fire-proof Roof.

GOvERNMENT BUILDING
AT CORNER or lITH AND srREETs,
WAsuINgTON, July 0, i6S0. J
GEALED PROPOSALS, to be indorsed "Propoeals
= for Freprooi Root" aud addressed to the undr
signed will be received until ~ M OF the 25th INST
nt which time they will be opened in the presence Of
bidders. for the entire work OF putting fre-proOl
roof on this building, In conformity to plan and
specifications this office, which those desiring to
propose are invited to examine,
Bids from persons not experienced In such work or
whose ability 10 execute IL promptly end In the best
manner Is not satisfactorily shown will not be con
sidcred, and assignment OF the contract TO DO on
tered Into will be recognized. bond satisfactory TO
The Secretary of War viii be required from tha bid
der whose proposal may be accepted and the right 10
reject any or all proposals rs reserved
JAMES EVELErU.
lut2-Gt s5upt. of tho Building.
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DRoposALs ron STATIONERY.
sEcnErAnY's oFTIcE,

SECRETAHYs OFFICE,
SENATE or THE UNITED SrATRs
WAsHlNOroN, j. G., july |, 1880. J
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received nt this
office until " o'clock m. AUGUST 5, 1880 for furnish.
Ing stationery for the of the Senate Of the United
States for one year.
Blank forms OF proposals, showing tho quantity
and quality OF each article and the form Of bond TO DO
signed by the bidder and surotlos will furnished
or application TO this Office.
Proposals should he lndorsed proposals for sta
tOnery for the Senate" aud directed TO the Secretary
OF the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered Mt the
Office free Of charge. -
JNO q. BURCH,
Secretary ofthe Senate OF the United States,
,ui.lawdw
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LEGAL.

JNTHE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No 3i23
To deuosiiors In the Washington City Savings
Bank; Notice is hereby given that all depositors
who have not drawn either of the last three uivl.
dends made by the Receiver will be debarrcd from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
dividends be pres nted to the Receiver or before
October Is, 1881.
w. &. cox. Justice. lul. 2nwl0w
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THE GREAT
1880

4 ~
TO THE S@RfT EgEHSrEXAFI1 EsF ARP E2ggS ggggTnwrsr
srLnSbIIbV sSlSRd 2tf EQUIP
N i; EEEEGT Z }INE I! iSs iss& D.,o, ~
ner Of sixth and B streets "a follows ,,,..-,-
For PItsburs and the West, 500 M with Sleeping
with Sleeping Cara nom Harrisburg TO Cincn-
nati 81 Louis end,Chicag0 40 p M daily with
BHff1a6RHANp PslnIS Sa5 f !iSr5S Pr56SroMAo
For Canandsigua. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Sn 1a2r m say car a,sep Go M snnSy Hap sog HSfn aS
except Saturday, with PGlncs Cara TO Canaan
For Wlliiamsport Lock Haven, and Emha, at ic;4O
For New % e9sl 9oik sxSsRs and he Fs H. m oana 1000
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars go m.
For srS6ya sa9sy Yois all through trains connect
a. Jersey ty VIII 6Ssta 8, OF oo srookya nynd
inS doubs qi reSriaae ssS aeross New YORK city city
For rhiihdslphia, $40 M ;AO. $40 and i"V' p IN
Limited ExprosS, q, S;so % a NJ daily except Sunday
For baltimore, 6lD. S;E, GO, lH4O H. m. ana Z: u
sa So 49, TO- q! S S2 @ "%a 3 80 80 R Rnd n To- on D. Snn0ay
For Pope's Creek Line $40 a. IN and fio p ~ daily
For Annapolis GO a. M. aud $40 D. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREpERICKsBuRG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDKIA AND WASHING.
For 4is5Snare, I, 1;io o. II H. M: 4.sO 500 G25, s
and lE3O p. m, On Sunday, u v ana IL M and
For richmond and the South 100 a M. daily, and
6lU p IN daily except sunday.
1ralns leave Alexandria for Washington, Q, ;, 10 a.
On oasanGaSy ianS $ s and md 10 3 a. p H. "a ana is Soj D. n.y.
Tickets, information, seeDng aud pa.lor-car ae-
eSst corner or Thirteenth street aud Ponnsyiyanla
avenue northeast aornsr qrSixtn street and Pennsy-
len for the checking OF baggage 10 ds'tna'on from
/. =. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRAN THOMSON, General Manager,
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AUCTION SALES.
Dow1fSo, Auctloncct

V1HoMAs DowLfEG, Auctloneer
TRUSTEI9s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
By virius OF n deed OF trust, dated MAY %, 1877,
duly recorded In llber 49, folio 40, Of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, and at the re-
quest ofthe party secured will sell at public
ton in front OF the premises. on THURSDAY. the
18th day Of JULY, A.. ID. 1880, AZ $3.50 o'clock p, M
the following described real estate, to wit All that
piece or parcel Of ground known ard described ~
lot numbered twenty-five (22) In g. H. Churchs sub
division Of original lots numbered from m 10 eight
() Inclusive in square numbered four hundred and ten
Nl0), and lots numbered nine (O) and ten (0 and part
offs of the original subdivision OF said square begin
ming for the meteg and bounds of said original lots NJ
the nOrtllwest corner OF said square running south
with the line of Ninth street Isl feet thence east q
feet 10 inches, thence north ~ feet thence east "a
feet 10 inches, thonco north l5 ico thence west ~
feet Inches. 20 the place OF beginning.
Terms Cash, sl00 deposit nj time Of sale, ten days
allowed for examination Of titles.
GEORGE j. JOHNSON, Trustee,
THOMAS DOWL1NG, Auclioneer. Ju5-ood&ds
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DRoPosALS FOR MINOR REPAIRS TO BTU
Il MINOUS PAVEMENTS.
ESuiSIshH DEPARTMENT,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WAsHISGTOS, July ., lsS9
by direction of the Board of Commissioners Sealed
Proposals viii be received at this office until II
o'clock m. on TUESDAY, JULY ~, 1850, for making
minor repairs 10 BitumnOus P.lvoments during the
fiscal year. lSS0isl.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications be
obtained at this office, with all necessary niorma-
tOn application therefor, md bids upon these
forms VIII alone be considered. The right Is reserved
w. j. TWINTNG,
Major of Engineers,
Ju5Gt Engineer Commissioners, ID. Q.
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Married nor own Brother.

Judge Nolson of Brooklyn was recently
waited upon by a lady, who narrated an OK
traordinnry story. She was born In Sweden,
aud came to this country wheu u child, with an
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10 bo 2 to IS inches wide, with air proportion Of
ench Width aud ~ to 10 feet loug. to he Of the best
quality 70 be sawed fair md full to the sizos giyen
TO- be well sensoned aud perfectly free nnd clear OF
all defects such rs CrOss-gralns, sap wood, knots,
shakes, stains, holes or conrscness ofQuality.
The right Is reserved TO reject or all bids should
do so.
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
2aw.2w Pay Inspector U. S. Navy.
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DRoposA1s FOR LUMBER.
a N.vvpAv ory,or

NAVY PAY OFFICE, |
WASHINGTON. ID. G. July 7, 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS., In duplicate, TO be indorsed
proposals for Lumber" viii bo received at this
Office until IL M. the 10Th dny OF July for the below
described lumber, to bo delivered at the Nnvy-Yard,
Washngton, H. O., free ofany expense to the govern
ment and subject to the usual Inspection, viz,
Bureau OF Construction aud rcpairs
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To take effect

SUNDAY. MAY ~ 1881, Az fOO Z, NJ
AM Leave washington;
SSf -fBHLTiMoRE S Si EXPisr i'it t|S WY ''"OD
straSS6gnrg WINCHESTER, hager'town Frederick.
s;lo-Point q Rocks and Way stations, $50.
GoJ-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor car TO
New York and Phladephia
G00-.On Sunday only-Baltlmore Annapolis and
NlO-tsT LOUIS, CHICAGO. coLunlBus AND
PIT1SBURG EXPRESS. Connects for Hagors-
town, and ut Point Of Rocks for Fl e ierlcli aud
sntions east OF Piedmont, except sunday Pnil.
n Hra,ion Gri 70 - aSdsny dSilv nSceH. sa,nreiny
1000 sBAIEIMoRE xIPIRi;ss Sous a. RlaSens 5.
uon, Jessup's, ana Hanover.
i2:io-Baitimore, Annapolis Eilicott City. and Way
l;35-yALl lIMOkE AND LAUREL hXpRIaSs,
l:lo-tqn ms Sunday y 3nly1Bnltm4Ee @ and wsv moo
ron ExPREsss.
SosIimIre ana way & cations ions G MGeHes'er
4sO-BALTIMoRK BLADENsBURa, AND LAu-
REL EXPIRES. Frederick. via ReayJ siops
4.s5~fPoinI OF Rocks, Frederick Hascrstown Win
Of Rocks % and Way Stations oniyI 5'"'''' ~ ''"'
AP5npOl And Way s'atlSnS %snrss
RiIIfApEPHrIiA ASD BALTIMORE Az Ex
GRSlpt oi E9Se SSs wa WAY Tsy stStaas SaOn'
v:3O-tsT. LOUIS CINCINNATI, CH HlCAGo AND
Pl1TSBURG EXPRESS. (Pttsburg except
Sundny)
Slceping cars 10 st. Louis and Pitisburg.
e3i-rBALIlMOHE, BLADENSBuR AND LAU-
REL EXPRtcSs, - -
ioilS-fNEw, YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO
New York. and special sleeping car 10 Philadel'
phlA
tDaiy. ,sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday,
All tialns stopat Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices Washington station aud COS Gly,
and 1851 Pennsylynnia avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will be taken for Baggage 10 be
checked and received at any point IN the city,;
W. Ii, CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation
GEO. s. kOONIZ General Agent
/. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
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BUREAU OF ENoRAvISo AND PnIsrfSo, |

BUREAU or ENGRAVING AND PRINrfNo, !
July I, 1880.
C,EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
= Bureau of Engraving and Printing until II
o'clock m on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, to furnish
one thousand tons OF run OF mine Georges Creek
Cumberland Coal, free from slate and Impurities OF
ali kinds. 10 be Furnished subject 20 the conditions
required by section 3,7ll, Revised Statutes OF tho
United States, viz: That The coal shall weigh 22i0
pounds TO the ton, and shall enspecled and weighed
on the Bureau scales and the quantity OF each load
certified ut the time of delivery by tho person ap
pointed and qualified under the law for that purpose
and that the prescribed fee of ~ cents for each ton OF
coal Inspected aud weighed shall be paid by the con
tractor.
Tho coal to he delivered at such times and places
and In such quantities ~ may be required.
No payment W II bp made without the certificate OF
the Inspector that tho coat Is such Us the
calls for until the account has been rendered
the proper form and duly audited
The right TO waive defects and TO reject all or any
portion of the bids received Is reserved
Proposals must 10 indorsed proposals for Coal"
and be addressed TO -
o. II. IRISH.
ju7-5t Chief of Bureau
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for Cases for Farmers Weather
Indicator.

Indicator.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFfCER,
WAsIIINoTON ID. c. July !, 1880. }
SNEALED PROPOSALS, In trplcittc, subject to the
- usual conditions. will be received ut this Office
until ~ o clock noon on MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1880
ut which time and place they will bo opened In pros
ence OF bidders for furnishing and delivery of one
hundred Q0O) walnut cases, with interior metal ar
rangements, for Weather Case or Farmers Weather
Indicator" TO be furnished Mt this Office within
sixty days aftor the award.
The government reserves tho right to reject eny or
all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should DO marked
"PropOsals Tor Cases Tor Farmers Weather Ind
Gator" aud addressed to the undersigned.
Model Case. of which these required are TO be fac
5lmlle may be Inspected ut ths Office.
The cabinet and metal work must DO OF the very
best quality and workmanship In all It's parts. and
will be subject TO the inspection OF officer agent
Ol the office before acceptance.
by order of the Chief signal Officer. -
IL. W. HOWGATE,
LIST Lieut.. Properly and Disbursing onlcer, signal
Service, U. 5. A., Acting Signal officer and Assist
ant. ju3Gt
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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tally restored In elther young or old, All Malaria
posons aud LINGERING diseases OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradcated fT9m
the system. FOr further diseases and difficulties
which treat you mustmRk0 Appl cation at my uifice
CONSULTATION FREE no ALL.
Once and Residence No. 1870 q street northwest
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets near
Foundry NJ. E church, and opposite Epiphany
church 'WashingtOu ID. O. iG2l
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LlIELI.

PORIER.-At O'Clock a. m, on the I'm instant,
Mrs. H. *. PORTER, late Miss Betie Goodrich of this
city,
Funeral from her late residence, 1918 Madison
street, Wilmington, Del, at O'Clock y. m, Friday,
the nth Instant -
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DOSTERA, sTREAMERS. PROGRAMMES, AND
j. all kinds Of Theatrical Printing, at the
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOMS,
lSOo street northwest
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cred.
sUB-TREAsuRY BALANCES.
Baltimore Markets.

God. .''.''''''''''''.'''' ''.'' 'solyIO3O,
Currency, .,.....,...........,,,...,. iIIOV
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MANTEn-HEEP.

A GOOD GIRL to do light homework ana tekt
"A caro- OF ~ baby. Apply at 500 Fourteenth 81 y W
corner of Fourteenth aud Il SITS. iuil
A RELTA Bile colorcd servant; references required
IN Applyat l2,4 ST. Jul,