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National Republican., 1880-11-12
A Lnrge Nieienr.

Persons in this city say that an unusually
large aud brilliant meteor was visible hero
last Tuesday night. 1t moved from the west
toward tho east and finally disappeared bc.
hind II bank of clouds. This was probably
the same that fell to the eastward, near Win.
nemucca, tho same night, and in regard to
which the Silrcr State has tho following (:
" Lust Tuesday night about IL o'clock, MS John
Scclcy, n cattle man, was coming to Whine.
mucca, while IN the vicinity Of Rose creek,
some twelve miles south Of town, ball Of fire
passed across his pathway with the seeming
velocity of u cannon ball. 1t struck the
ground ut an angle OF several degrees from
the horizon, some two or three hundred yards
aheud of him, aud plowcd II furrOw for sew.
eral hundred feet through the sagebrush, rails.
ing quite dust. Mr.. Seeloy, when he recov-
cred from the fright caused by this singular
phenomenon, tied his horse to sagebrush
and followed up tho track Of the blazing ball,
and found 1t to be au iron.coored ball rs largo
ns u wash.tub and so hot that ii set fire to the
sagobrush 1t now lies about milo and
a.half from Rose-crcek station and about hall
a mile eastward from tho Italians wood. pile"
l-Wrginid (Neu.) Enterprise.
National Republican., 1880-11-12
WANTED-haOUSEs.
NYANTED-ROONIN.

DY single gentleman, q furnished room, where
I'D there are no iuqusitlye people; pay prompt and
IN advance Please address SAN FRANCISCO, Re
publican Office. nol2.3t
10y parties having no Children, two furnished or
1D unlurniShed rcCms Tor hOusek eepmg IN north.
western part Of the city. Address, stating terms and
location y z. Repnbllcnn Office, MOIST
National Republican., 1880-11-12
IssOPORAEN.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PosToFFICE DEPAHTMENr, |
WAsiIINurON. D. O. Oct. 2J. $50. ]

SEALED PROPOSALS will be recciv ed at this d.
pnrtment, UNTIL ~ O'CLOCK NOON, on TIE
21rH DAY or JANUARY, 1884, for furnishing a
new kind ormnl locks and keys for the sole aud OK
elusive use OF the United States through registered
mails
As tile public exposure and searching examination
necessary to Intelligent bidding ON any prescribed
model Of lCok and key would toad to impair. II not
entirely destroy tho further utility Of such llcks aud
koys for tho purposes OF the mails tie Po,tmasler-
General prcscribes no model or sample for bidders,
but ralic' for selection on Tie mechanical skill ard
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors,
hereby Invited may develop In samples SUBMITTED
by them.
Specifications Of the conditions and requirements
relating TO proposals. samples contract etc, as well
as forms ofproposal, will be furnished Application
By letter 10 the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
MOI posal will be considered unless It shall have
been submitted In accordance with such specification
and fotm,
The contracts which may be made will be In con
formlty to the specifications and tho accepted pro
o'ai But the right is, however, reserved to reject
any and oil OF the proposals.
National Republican., 1880-11-12

V, De-
Cotton dull. Mdlng. l0kc
Flour active and firm and without change.
Whcat-Southcrn higher and strong; western
spot steady ana options II shade OF. Southern red
81 OS al III: 10. amber 81 ljal -; No, Maryland,
81 22 No . western winter red, spot, and No.
vembcr 81 l74Gl l7N; December, 81 l0SGl 1915
January 81 23IGl -; February, 81 23A@ u.
COrn-Suuthcrn higher and firm; western quiet
and easier Southern white, 52@5ic; do. yellow.
52G53c; Western mixed spot, November aud De-
ccmbcr, 5sNMj9c December, new, 614c, January,
5SI asked; steamer, 5i4c.
Oats quiet, but higher. southern, i29i2J9; West
ern white. iOGilc; do. mixed, 80 1850.
Rye quiet at 81 0Odl Ol.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland SlSI2O por ton.
Provisions firm and unchanged.
Butter firm for choice Prime TO choice western
packed, l7G23c; roll, lSG22c.
Eggs very firm at 23c.
Petroleum duh and unchanged
Coffee very quiet. Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair
| llaGl34c.
| Sugar quiet. soft 9Ac.
| Whisky dull and irregular at 81 lldl IL.
| Freights unchanged. ~
| Rccciuts--flOur, 3,772 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bui
| corn 2S8O0 bu; oats, 1890 bu; rye, 200 bu.
| Shipments Wheat 2lS.52i bu; corn. 539l5 bu,
Sales-Whrat Oyj6il bu; corn, lSj S62 bu
Virginia sixoS, old, II; do. deferred, III do. con-
soils G9K; do second series, % paSl-due coupons,
gl3; new teu-iortiG5, i7l4 bid.
National Republican., 1880-11-12
DTIsCELLANEOUs.
Mrs. Drown's DIsnppointmeut.

lFr0m the Kansas city Times.
At breakfast. November Q, 1880
The saddest woman In this town
is Mrs Captain &erxc5 Brown.
Last Wednesday morn she toss'd her head
Aud TO her Captain Xctxos said:
You promised me you'd buy me, Brown,
This day grol-gu.iH s!lkcu gown"
lie wildly dropped his knife and fork,
He'd bet on Hancock and New York.
And how about that winter bonnet,
with plumcs and jet and bangles Oh ltT
His checks became Of ashen hue,
He'd bet Oh Indiana, too"
And then that nice now velvet sacaue,
with luce all up the front and back"
Hcluailcd beneath her lurid glare.
Aud thought Of death aud Dsluwutev
And then those goycsl" but stay no more,
liO, sWo)ning, itll upon the lioOr.
: All me to hear that woman tell
You'd think the country'd gone lowell,
No matter; but In all our town
The saddcst females name Is Brown.
National Republican., 1880-11-12
TE1RUSTlEs' SALE OF = wo FRAME HOUSES
4 on ELEVENTH. STREET BETWEEN ~
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST Ar AUG.

By virtue of q dec co OF the Suuremn Court oi the
Dlaric Of Columbia sitting In equity passed tho 25lh
day of October, a. ID. 1880, cause No. 7ltS, equity
docket %, the undersigned trustees, VIII sell Ut
public nuculn in front OF the premises, on MON
DAY, the 10TH day OF NOVEMBER, 1851 ~ O'Clock
p m, al those pieces or pdrce.s Of ground, situated
In tho city of Washington, u. G., known anu de-
scribcd lots numbered seven (1) and eight (9). In
G. B. Churchs recorded sub division pf squire mum.
bsred three hundred and twenty eight (i.S) each #
street southwest with depth OF D0js feet together
houses
Terms, ns prescribed by tho decree: one-iojrlh
cash, the bal nce in equal nstnmCnls of ak, iweive
and eighteen months from day Of sale, Yith Interest
on the deferred payments al per cent, per nnuun
until paid. secured by deed OF trust the property
sold, or all cash. at purchn5crs option. deposit Of
500 OH each lot required at lie timo OF sale, ana a.
convcyaucing and recording Mt purchasers cost. IT
terms of sale are not complied with iiL seven Gays
property 10 be reSOd ut risk and cost OF detultlng
Purchaser after til days otice III Evening star.
&. SroRlt5 81, Cloud Building. lTrustees
JAMES H. SAVILLE, 3fi ID st. NV. 'i'''
DUECANSOS BROS, Auctioneers.
National Republican., 1880-11-12
THE COTRYS.
supreme Court of tho United Stntes.

THURSDAY, November H. lSSO
On motion OF Mr.. H. Beard, Henry H. Undcrhill.
esq, OF san Francisco, Cali was admitted to prnc-
uCc.
on motion of Hon. W. NJ. Springer, Edward P.
Kirby, esq, Of Jacksonville, ILL., was admitted 10
practice.
No.G.-The United States, plaintiff VS.. Murray
Stanley. Submitted by Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General Smith for plaintiff.
No. 0.-The United states. plaintiff in error. VS..
Michael Ryan. Submitted by Mr.. Assistant Attor-
ney.Gcuerdl Smith for plaintiff In error.
40. l3.--1'hG United States, plaintiff. VS.. Samuel
Nichols. submitted by MIR. Assistant Attorney
General Smith for plaintiff
No, 2j,--Richdrd A, Tilghman, appellant, vs..
William Proctor ct al. Argument commenced by
Mr. George Harding for appellant and continued
by Mr.. G. b. Collier for appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow al II o'clock.
National Republican., 1880-11-12

TRUgrEFiS SALE or PROPERTY IN THE
OF COLUMnIA, ON SHERIFF ROAD, NEAR
BENNING STATION
By virtue Nf deed Of trust. atcd September T. A.
D. sij aud duly recorded In liber sl6 folio a. oi
thc land records OF Washington county, ii iho Dis
tricl OF Columbia, nul nt tile request of the party sr
Cured thereby Will sell at public auction In o. ut
Of Mo promises, on TUESDAY, NONEit BFU 20
1851 at O'Clock ~ M, the following described real
estate IN the county Of Washington, District Of Co.
10 witi That certain lot or parcel OF GROUND mum.
bcred i've ~ ~ scctiUn two ~, OF Dr. A. g. TaDcrs
survey or 1874 lying tile outh side Of ShorU road
and fronting northwest sheriff street, containing
five nCrc5 OF land more or less.
Terms OF sale: Tho amount OF Indebtedness = .
euro by this ed Of trust unpaid, with the eNpens
OF sale n cash and the buinnce ut twelve mouths Ui
which the nuic9 Of the rurclnSor. bcnrlng lntrfos
from the day OF sale ana secured by decd uf trust
on the property sud, Will be takcn. deposit of g 4
will be required at the time of sale. and uli convey
/ encng at The cost OF the purchaser.
- MARY Z. DEAN, Trustee.
w. NJ. SMITH salesman. uoH.I7,2A&2
National Republican., 1880-11-12
G. Hy R a gl
TRAYELEsgN, GUuRE.
PALrlMonn 6 ONO RAILROAD.
The Great D0ub!e.Trsck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, EoRTIIwFs5r WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
TO take effect
SUNDAY. MAY - 1852. AT l.JO Z. Nt.


NJ Leave wgshingtoni
G:5i-fBA ITlAioiE EXPiiFSS.
G:j5-Eatlmoro Annapolis aud Way (Piedmont
slrg;hnrg. Winchester lisgers,own, Frederick
s.,o 4n1 1, Way, yia Relay, ..,.,,...
sa'-Ss,GGAuNIoN AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EX-
AND DALTiMOKE EXPRfSS. ParIor car
GCO-yOm sundny only-Bnlinore, Annapolis and
% t2TS 81 G2BI9AAgs2 G9hgMRg S{ haasis 4Mp
town, and at Point OF Rocks Tor Frederick and
Pullman cars 10 Cincinnati and Ioutsyilie
daily; Grafton to SandusEy daily, except Satur-
1000 BALTIMORE liXPREss. stops at Bladegs-
hurg COllrge, Bcltsyille, laurel, Annapolis
Junction, Jeisui's aud Hanover
Aipn%SqNG %N Aif IfP fcy H9& Way
s'S-kfy FdN .NFRk;, yN9FRK; / PHILADELPHIA AND Bos'
3go-Baliimofe i,;e and @ Way Stations twinches,er,
BiXDE.NsnThG . 81 q" ANB isyipi fAU.
REL EXPIRES tFrcdorlck, via RclHyD stops
4:3l-fpoHt Of Rock, Frederick. IIagerstOwn. Win.
chester and Why stations. Ton Sunday 10 Point
>lo-fb%aiSimof@c, % @ Annspols ma il and Way way stations
5:lO-CHiCAGo AND COLUMBUS EMPRESS.
@ sfhIEi fSFi nsS %SD G'iS 'iBSELronE Ex.
90, P%hhss, % 6, Sto at AZ BlmadGnsGurg m and LAUREL
2 TsSTs and W. WY Ws ssoas 15a;0n'
E:3O-tST. LOUIS CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PIllsBURG EXPRESS. (PtAburS except
Sunduy)
Sleeping cars to ST. Ieuls and pttsburg.
G35-tBALlIMORE BLADEGSBURG AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS.
iOlS-tNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EAPltESS Sleeping car
10 New York, and special sleeping car 10 l'hla-
delphia.
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Stat on
For further Information apply at the Baltimore &
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station and COS, 6li
ana 1881 Pcnnsy lVRnin avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will be taken for luggage u
be checked and received at any point IN The city.
VIM, CLEAllsNIH,
Master oi Transportation.
GEO. s, KOONlN, General Agent
National Republican., 1880-11-12

EOR RENT-A large rooni suitable for an oN'cc
h or chamber, next do n to corner drug store: also
brick sable. Appy AZ lgOJ Sovenlh 81 W. nol23ti
National Republican., 1880-11-12
1880
THE GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
no THE K0FIMt IL VEST W AND 2, souTliIwEsr.
SPLENDID scENERA{i INA MN4RGNlfIcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNGrON from Depot. cor
uer OF sixth and streets. as loows'
sleeping Cars 70 Louisville and Chlcago 1910 a.
~. daily. with Sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg TO
With Palace Car TO Pills1urg -
BALTIMORE& \ POTOMAC RAILROAD.
with PnrlOr Car to Watkins and the NORTH at 800
I'm. daily except sundRy At 1880 p m, daily, ez-
cept saturday, with raaae Cars to Canandagua
For Wiliunsport, Lock Haven and lllmlra, at 1910
For New YORK and Inc East 1910 M, 2'lO and 1000
nm ON sunday, 1923 p. m ,.., non, -,
For Brooklyn, New York MI through trains connoc.
enofling direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ierrlagc across Now York city.
on SUNDAY, $40 and 1890 p, m.
Limited express, $3.50 u m. daily, except Sunday
For bsoG m SS III SgT @ ~ l nv On s. M insay %a ~ o5 ~ a.
~. 1910 n, m, ?:iO, $50, OaO and 1000 p. IA.
For popes Greek Line, C;o n. M ana l'lO b. M daily,
For Annapolis, G;lO Il. in and i;io p. daily eAcept
ALFXHSbRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AMP AMP ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
For HieXandra,7 :, 7s0 o. II H. M; laO Iso C:!5 and
1880 .. m. ON Sunday 10 and II ~ M, and .
For Richmond end the South, 200 a. IN. daily, and
| i.2O p. m duily, except sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington o, s. 10 n. m
| tundiy at ana 10 i, M and o.lo p. m.
Tickets, information, aeoplnb nnd tMlor-car &C
cast corner ofrhIrleehth street and Ponnsylvanln
avonuo, northeast corner 9IsiXth street ana Pennsy
lett ior the checking of baggage TO destination from
''O'''' H. r. FARMER, Genersl Passenger a gent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-11-12
THE STAR OF BETJt,EurM.

heavenly bodies. lie SAYS Of
THE STAR or BETHLEHEM
In 1887 the "Star of Bethlehem" will be
once more seen in "Cassoopas chair" aud IL
will bo accompanied by u total eclipse Of the
sun aud moon. The star only makes its ap.
pearance every 3l5 Yeas. II will appear aud
iIumno tho heavens, aud exceed IN bril-
liancy oven Jupiter when in opposition TO tho
sun, and, therefore, nearer TO tho earth and
brightest. Tho marvellous briliancy of tho
star OF Bethlehem" In 1857 will surpass any
of its previous visitatiOns u will be seen
oven by MONDAY, shining with a quick, flush.
ing light the entire year, after which IL will
gradually decrease in brightness and
finally disappear, not to return TO our
heavens till 2?O2, or 3i5 years after 1887
This star first attracted the attention Of
modern astronomers In tho year 1875 II was
then called new star II was no new star
however, for this was the star that shono so
brightly 4 b C., and was tho star that
illumincd tho heavens ut the nativity Of
Christ. IL has reappearGd every 3lj years
since, and every educated ustrOoger X certain
that it will roappoar in August. 1887. The
appearance Of this star, accompanied as it will
be by solarund lunar ocipscs, together with
tho ban, fu Influence that follows tho
positions llat Mars and Saturn will occupy
will cause II universal war and p0rtentous
floods aud fearful shipwreclss. North America
will be involved in civil strife. aud reign of
terror will prevail In the Atlantic states, uu.
less Napoleon arises TO quell it. There will
be war of classcs-tlIe rich will array them
selves against the poor, and vice versa, every.
where.
National Republican., 1880-11-12
suB TREASURY BALANCES
Baltimore niarKsta
UAtTCtORg, MD.. Nov. IL.

id.'...''''',''''''''''''' ''''''''''' S'ist.t
Currency ........................' Aolo
National Republican., 1880-11-12
49,. FREE ADVERTISING.
N @ q IN "a Eg. or N9 =
Advertisements under Tho hcnd Of

Advertisements under tho head Of
ElTUA1iONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
OF en acceptable nature and not TO exceed four lines
on our third page, arc irco TO oil.
HctottcnerG For Rent, safe on lest, not 10 ercccd
Nicc tm,s, ttWJo inserted HJce times Jor Ttteniyedro
GrtG
II answers fail to como the first tnc, we invite n
second, third as many repcltions ns are necessary
to osecure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
vertsers TO feel that they imposing Us, but
nrc dolugua fhvor by using our free columns, we
arc determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
TIE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
ihoir wants supplied.
Advertisers should fomomber that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoice II initials used toy should bo directed
70 the care or some person. firm OF postOnlco box.
No free advertisements taken after 8 o'clock y. m,
Advertisements can be lett ut our office, sent
through the mail to
NATtONAL nEpuntICAN rnINTtNN CO.
National Republican., 1880-11-12
Arouslng Its Readers,

An alarm OF fire at midnight is n startling
thing, but not half SO startling 10 many who
hear it RS would be tho sudden knowledge OF
their own dangerous physical condition.
Thousands of thousands arc huuyiug to their
graves because they arc carCl0ssly indifferent
to tho in8idiOus inroads Of disease and the
means of cure. II is the mission of IL. II
Warner & Co.. with their Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure, to arouse men to Il sense Of thcii
danger and then cure them, ,-Dicmphis AppeGi
National Republican., 1880-11-12
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.

NEW YoRK Nov. II 1880.
Money was active at 3g5 per cent and closed at
Exchamgo was dun at isOHd 1sOA for long and
4s2lsaiSlN for short sight
Government ponds were strong and H0N
per cent higher.
state bonds were fairly active aud strong, and
Virginia deferred skies advanced 10 10.
Railroad bonds were generally strOngnnd higher.
The feature was the activity and strength OF tho
Kansas q Texas issues iirsts rising 10 ll3E aud
seconds TO ~ In the closing sales, nt slight re-
action. Texas Pacific were also strong. Rio Graude
division iir.s selling up 10 % and incomes 10 72N.
Erie new second consOls advanced 10 g7i4, e.. q.
l. G.. supplemeutarios to 9S. do. Incomes TO f7I,
Chic9go * Alton rsts to -. International second
incomes to $50, aud san Francisco seconds, class
G, 10 SI4
The stock market opened weak, and In the carly
dealings prices declined lta8 pcr ccut tho latter
IN Reading. At the FIST board - frmcr tone pre-.
vailed and the speculation took an upward turn,
prices continuing 70 advance throughout the hfcr-
noon aud closing at the highest point the inn
prOvcmcut from the lowest rOiul ranging from u
to per cent, the latter h Denver & RIO Gtlnde,
which WIS In brisk demand NJ The advance. The
other shares which were prominent iu the upward
movement were Reading. Chicago Burlington &
Quincy, Kansas & texas and UiHOn Pacific.
The tmu-actions aggregated 29i 800 shares in.
Guiding Delaware. LICSuwHnuN Western lj,GOO,
Delaware e Hudson 5000 Denver * RIO Grnnde
710O, Eric 6OO). Hauui al & ~ Joseph 300 Iron
Mountain 90. Kansas N.lcAas 5000 Lake Shore
800. IdnlNttlu g.sOl NurthN Cairrn lO.uDO HaSh-
vile & Chattanooga / OJ1. NcW Jersey Ceiitrnl 49,.
500. New York Central iGO Ohio Mississippi
800 Pacific Mail lOE0) Ecdtiug ls,gO1, Sc. Paul
$500. Union Pacific 5000, Wabash iaciiic 50O.
Western Union ljAJJ and g., c. * /. g.. 5000.
nR tIn 10 Ff fNFF u tHe tNU 10 .a
National Republican., 1880-11-12

pY young man, position as clerk or messenger
ID In u store Office; good reference. Address
CAMPBELL, Republican OlliCe. nolI
National Republican., 1880-11-12
NJ. MI glfTTiI- snlosn1n'
IL A. McINTGilE Real Estate Broker.
GLs Eo. yls + street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or A DEstRABLE FRAME
HOUSE, 40 zoo nOuNDARY srNEEE

Bv virtue ora deed of trust, dn oil tho 18Th day OF
SEPIEMBER, y. y. 1871 aud recorded ~ lb e OIL,
folio 49, ct seq of the aud records ot the District OF
Columbia, aud ut the rCqu at Of the party secured
thereby, Will sell vt public auction in ront ut the
promises. on THURSDAY. the 4lh day Of NONEM.
BER, A ID. lSs1, at o'clock p M all that cert iin
piece parcel OF ground In tho District Columbia
known ms lot nunlburel hundred and ninety.
seven (yI) In iratlcrs subdivision of Mount Pleas
AM, together with tue improvements thereon.
Terms-Onr- third cash, and balance In six and
twelve months. With interest ut ght per sent per
ennum $i00 deposit to he paid at time Vt sale and all
cunveyancing at purchasers cost II terms Of sale
are not complied with IN ten daysthe trust reserves
the right resell mt the risk and OF tho default
ing purchaser. EDWIN a. MCINTYRE, Trustee,
j. r. COLDWELb, AuctOneer oC.O-2aw.th 6s-td
The above sale ~ pnstpUned account OF rain
until SATURDAY, November ~. Same hour and
plncc H. A MCINTYRE
noll.thGsat Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-11-12

A SITUATION as clcrl; In n cigar store by one
IA thoroughly acquainted with the business best
Address 1919 Eighth 81 NV. noii
National Republican., 1880-11-12
no..Ef,w&F.;
TENnOMAS BOWLING, Auntloncer,
l. No. 403 'rhiTtoen-Rnd-a-half street southwest.

l. No. 4O3 rhirtcen-and.a.half street southwest
by virtue OF deed Of trust. bearing date the 10Th
day OfLunc, A. D. 1871 and recorded IN bcr M. sSi,
folio 3G2, Of the Hud records for The District or
Columbia, and at The written request OF tho party So
cured thereby, VIII Offer for sale at public nuc-
tlon In front Of tho premises ON FRIDAY, the lpth
day ot November, A. II. 1850 4 at O'Clock u. M, the
following tescrhCd rel e,lale and premises; located
In the city of Washington, in said District and known
on the ground plat OF slid CITY as lot letered Of
Bradley corded subdivision OF original lois mum
bered Is and L., square No 2G5, together with the
improvements thereon.
Torl 3 sofsale--One. fourth OF the purchute money
IN cash. residue IN nix. twelve ana eighteen months,
with interest from the day Of sale at seven per cent,
10 be secured by deed OF trust upon tho premises
sold, all cash, nt purchasers option. All convey
nncing at purchasers cost. A deposit of so VIII be
required on the day OF sale. II the terms are not
compiled with within five DAYS from The day OF sale
the trustee. reserve the right to resell at the risk and
cost of The dohulting purchaser.
A. II. STEPHENSON, | r,r,s,oo.
SAMUEL II. WIMSATT, J At''4''
National Republican., 1880-11-12
District Courts.

CRcur COURT DIVISION No. l-IusrlCE MAC.
ARrlIuR.-Dorspy VS. Knights Of 50. Augusline
verdict for dolondaut nm y Duyal vs.. Ngoe ct
al,; Judgment by default kuppeit vs. Linton;
plaintiff called. Bryan VS. Bliss; commission TO
nike deposition. Barber VS. Lobsmgcr verdict for
plaintiff Ccss VS. EiScubess; non-suit,
CIRculT C0URr, DIVISION No, 2-IusrICE HA0
SrR-N0ris d co, VS.. Foley Judgment for amount
claimed. Caspys cNccutorys. CorNin's executor;
dismissed by consent Johnson vs. Potomac Terry
ComLauy; leave given plUlutlN ~ amend dcclata-
tiou I'm five days. Fisher VS. Gean ct al; verdict
Tor plaintiff, S. and costs. Daniel VS. Piedmont
& Arlington Lie Insurance compauyi settled,
CAuvallIe vs. Douglass; Judgment for defendant for
$50 with Interest, BNlngarteu vs.. Western Union
telegraph company dismissed for want otJurlsdic-
ton,
EQUITY CoURT-lusrICE CON.-Fudgo VS.. lininE
hearing commenced. Foster W, Foster; submitted
Wnght VS.. Walter reinstatement OF mortgage or.
dered Hines vs.. Morris ct u; pro coniesso aAainst
siXty-twO defendants ordered, Miller vs. LanberS
sale finally ratified and reference to auditor to
state account
CRIMINAL COURr - JUSTICE JANES,-Wnliam
Pope, murder OF j. f, Butler on trial.
National Republican., 1880-11-12
JAMES N. TYRER,
oc@ ACTING Postmnster-ueneral.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS
PosToFFrcE DEPARTMENT..

wAsHtNaroS d. C., October 20, 1880.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at this Department until noon on the Cd
day Of December 1850 for furnishing, by contract for
four years from the iat day OF January, 1891,
MAIL BAGS
like the samples of this Departments also for fur.
nlshing MAIL DAGs conforming In materials aud
sizes to the official samples but OF different construc-
ton and impnved patterns, Of which bidders arc to
furnish samples.
Specifications orthe kinds Of Mail Bags and ortho
conditions and requirements relating 10 proposal
contracts, &C. as we'll aS forms of bidding, will be
furnished on application by letter TO the Second As
sstant Postmnstor.Gencral. No proposal will b.
considered which shall not have beon submitted In
accordance with such specifications aud forms,
The contracts which may he made viii be In con
fornity to the specifications and the accepted pro.
posas. The right is reserved however, 10 reject any
or all the proposals.
JAS. N. TYNER,
ocal Acting Postmnstor-S Sencrnl.
National Republican., 1880-11-12

NOR N1tNT--Nc furnished rooms on second
and third floors, en- suite or slngyi bath attached;
hot and clld water; sOuiht exposure; lines
cars pass the door. No 1917 New y orli ave II W.
noI2-3tt
National Republican., 1880-11-12

EoR RENT-one furnished iron, room on second
u lUo hot and cold water In room; bath room ad
lolnlnE: nrvn.e lamiIy. NJ l.22 81 u W. nol2.alt
National Republican., 1880-11-12

A YOUNG man lately landed wishes n situation as
IA clerk In hotel waiter IN n private house:
wnges down. Aadross j 8, 2l6 Ninth stn W. moi
National Republican., 1880-11-12

A PLACE to do general houseworlS or u chamber
~ mald,s place Apply at 3Oj II st N NJ. moll