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The Osceola times., 1880-11-06

N10 Outfit furnished free, with full instruct
MI ions for conducting the most prof table
wiz business that anyone can engage in. The
business is so easy to learn, and our instruc-
tons are so simple and plain, that any one can
make great profits from the very start. No one
can fail who is willing TO work. Women are as
successful MS men. Boys and girls can earn
large sums, Many have made at the business
over one hundred dollars in single week. All
who are engaged are surprised at the and
ra,idity with which they are able to make mon
ey You can engage in this business during
your spare time az great profit You do not have
to invest capital In 1t. We take all the risk
Those who need ready money, should write TO
us at once All furnished tree Address True
a Co., Augusta, Maine.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-06

Now tat the election is over
what will the poor editors getat to
make their sheets interesting
The Osceola times., 1880-11-06
OBSERVER.

A persimmon weighing half a
pound was on exhibition in Hot
Springs, last week.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-06
CHURCH SERVICES.

Every Sabbath, at the second Baptist Church,
at II O'Clock, a. m ., and "a ? m : -
IL l. PREWITT, Pastor.
The Osceola times., 1880-11-06
VOLUME XII.
The OSCEOLA TIMES.
LEON ROUSSAN,
f d tor and Prophet r
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, un advanced J
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

For Term of One year ar................slo 90
=. S,N Months. .............. rs
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Who ncrcsv ON Nntion.

OFFICE OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC
EDUCATION STATE OF LOUISIANA, New Or
LEANS, Aug. 21, 1SS0.-MEssRs. CLARK &
MAYNARD-G GENTLEMEN: Please accept many
thanks for tho Government Glass Book" sent
this office. | have examined il with riuch
care, aud while there is much to admire in
its beautiful and attractive dress, aud typo
graphical neatness and accuracy, In It's clear
aud perspicuous as well rs condensed state
menls yet it contains many statements which
are not borne out by u strict construction
of the constitution of tho United States; and
the hercsy now so popular in some sections
that this is Il nation, is ono that |, at least
am unwilling to be taught the children oil
Louisiana, for it is not true, If the early
fathers of the constitution knew whereof they
affirmed. / regret that any such sectional
idea, perhaps | should say national" idea,
should peryudo the book. | regret | cannot
Introduce it into the schools of Louisiana, for,
with this exception, like it. Very respect
fully, EDWIN II, FAY, A. Mr
State Superintendent OF Public Education.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
7 Aw SCHOOL or THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

JAMES Z. WIl4l.lNti, Ill. D.,
PRESIDENT.
PROFESSOR OF THE LAW OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF CONTRACTS AND or CRIMks
ASD MIsDEMEAoRs,
WILLIAM ~ MAURl, Ill. d.,
PROFESSOR or EQulrY, JuRisPRu DESCE. or COM
MoS Law ANp EouIrY PLEADrNo, or THE
LAW or EVIDENCE AND the LAW
or PARTNERsHip.
The HoN. ALEXANDER b. HAGNER, LII D."
LECTURER ON CRIMINAL LAW,
GEORGE T. APPLEBY ESQ,
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL PRACTICE.
The exercises OF the School will be resumed In the
Law Building of the University judiciary Square,
Filth street, between aud r. strects) on the SEC
OND WEDNESDAY, IN OCTOBER October l3), NJ
O'Clock y. in when opening addrCs VIII be made
by the Professors, and when Undergraduates of the
previous year, us well rs new students, are invited
to he present
The entire charge for tuition lectures and nl ncill
ties of the school, in It's Undergraduate Department,
is $50 for single year Og $50 or two years, payable
nadvance, hall yearly, or IN monthly lnsallment5 at
the option OF students.
The fee for the t-graduate course in practice,
covering q period of nine months, is Slj
BY particular invitation being IN response tpa call
from uore than seventy graduates In law and mem
bers Ofthe bar the Hon Alexander b. HUgncr, LII
d. Assoc ate Justice Of the supreme ort OF the Dis
triCt Of Columbia Will deliver n special Course u
Lectures on Criminal Law during the session o
evening OF each week ut O'Clock, and the general
theory Oi the course Will be explained by Judge Hag
ncr al the opening tue school on the 9Th of Oct Jber
The spec al fee for this course viii he so
CatNlugue' may be llud on upplc stlun TO McSsrs
W. ii. x y. II. MORRISON, q, Penn yivunlu ave
York avenue and Fifteenth street; by addressing
the President of the INCulty. solOt
National Republican., 1880-10-06

A. NJ. Leave Washington;
lTgNdh EIcqt G!y q az, AID Way Stations
srrasburg Winchester lOgcrsiown, Frederick
S;S,-sTAUNToN AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EX-
oOo-NiW YogK ,PIELAR2EEbbPrMlAp m9sroM OK
10 New York aud Philadelphia
0N0-JQn sunday only-Baltimore, Annapolis ana
alo-tsf LOUIS. CHICAGO. COLUMBUS AND
Plr1sBURd E%pRESS. (COnnecs for lIagers,
stations cast Of Pledmont, except Sunday
Pullman cars TO Cincinnati and Lou Nilie
daily; Grafton to sandusky daily, except Saiur-
iooo-BXITIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Blndens.
burg College Bellsvillc LAUREL Annapolis
Junction, Jessup's aud Hanover
i!,lO-Baltlmore Annapolis, Eli colt City and Way,
li&i-BALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS.
SqSYqo1KR YoKRR EEfIApIrIA 4lh AND Bos
TON EXPKEs S.
4,aO-BALfiM0RE, bLADENsBIjtG AND 'i.AU-
REL EMPRESS. tFrederlck, via Rel"yJ Stops
4a5-fPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers,own, WIN,
SGR;S Of ROCKS sS and Way tTi STATIONS @ ony ~ ~ 0
ApNPSpGI56 ANS 5 apf Mgy xxx sT%pi
sf9IS fpEi = isagSS xgSD
G;ol- Point OF Rocks ana Way stations.
1 .nStS Ria ANB S hXuEL iYus EXPRESS
t:SO-TS'r. LOUIS, ClNCINNATI CHICAGO AMI
PIrISBUkG i.HPRl2ss. (fittsburg eSccr'
Sunday)
Sleeping cars to st. Louis and plttsburg.
G3j-tBALrlMORE BLADENSBURG AND LAU
REL EXPRESS.
lO;i5-tNEW, YORK, pHILADELpHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE ENpltESS. Sleeping en-
to New York. aud speciul sleeping car 10 lhiia
tDaiiy. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily excep
Xii trains stop at Relay Station,
For further Information apply at the baltimore 4
Ohio tiIket offices, Washington Station, ana COB O
ana 1881 Pennsy lyaniu avenue, corner FOurtocntl
street where orders Will be taken for baggage Il
be checked ana received at any point Ia The city.
W. NJ. GLEN ENlB,
Master OF Trunsp lrtatiun.
GEO S. kOONlI, General Agent
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
q X LORD, General Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE PURCHASING ASp DEPOT !
CoMMIssARH or SUHsiyTENCH, 7

OFFICE PURCHASING ASp DEroT
CoMMIssANY or SUHsIsTENCE
WASHINGTON, u. O., oct. q, 1850. }
GEAtFD PROPOSALS.. in duplicate with COPY
- of this advertisement attached, Will be received
at this Office until IL o'clock IN. SATURDAY, OCl O.
BER ~ Is o. for the delivery at the u 5. subsistence
Depot In this city, Of the following subsistence Stores
VIZ:
loo barrels Flour made from Spring Wheat.
$50 pounds Corn Meal.
1900 rounds salt fine, IN bags.
4OU) bounds soap, hard laundry, not to contain
more than ten per Centlm OF resin ana 10 ne
free from other adul,c .Ons.
G0l pounds Oatmeal.
1850 pounds Table salt, In s.lb. pockets.
20 small boxes Table Snlt.
A standard sample Of Flour cln be seen at this
office.
SAMPLES of the articles proposed TO be delivered
must be submitted with the proposals,
The stores to be delivered Immediately
Envelopes should be marked Proposals for -"
For further Information apply TO the undersigned,
w. IL. BELL,
ocI-2t Capt. and G. s., Y. $. Army.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
BALTIMORE, Nm, Oct. o.


Cotton dull. Middling, llallizc
Flour unchanged, but with upward tendency.
Wheat-southem steady western higher and
active, closing weak. Southern red, 81 0501 uE
d1auber, 81 USdl II; No. / Maryland, nominal;
No. . western winterrei spot and october y u9l 80
OgjG November, 81 lOH0l lGIG December,
81 lltsdl ll'.; January, 81 1901 1893.
COrH-SOuthern steady western quiet. southern
white 90 5jc do. yellow 5ic western mixed, spot
and October, 52i5a524c; November, 90 55}9c;
December 53l &u5ic.
Oats steady, with fair demand. Western white,
3JAIlc do. mixed, Is G3gc.
Rye quiet NJ Il 90.
Hay unchanged
Provisions firm aud without change.
Butter weak. Prime to choice western packed
lSu3jc.
Eggs steady at zoe.
Petroleum quiet Refined, 1i5Sc.
Coffee duh unl nominal Rio Curgoes, ordinary TO
fair l2i4gl4tlc.
Sugar dull. A soft, l0C.
Whskey unchanged.
Frcighls to Liverpool per steamer quiet.
Recent. -tlOur, 3.3T uOls wheat, ijI6A bui
corn lsg.O bu; oats $500 bui rye none.
shipnCuts-Nhuut. 80 ca bu; corn, LIS bu.
Sale--WhcHt, ilG6O0 bu corn, l297l3 uu.
Virginia skies, old, 1875 do. deferred, ~ do.
consolidated, 90; do. second seiies, y; past-du5
COUPONS gU5.; do. new teu-iorlicS, il3s; Virginia
tcu-lOrty coupons, 9ila bid to-day
National Republican., 1880-10-06

earnest, intelligent patriots who sincerely be.
lievc that unrestricted emigration is death
blow at American civilization.
OF course, the political excitement increases
daily, and the republican, democratic and
greenbaek leaders are marshaling their forces.
The recent bare.faced coalition between the
regular democrats aud the sand lot mob, COM
posed Of crowd of idle, dissolute natives,
vicious foreign communists very few de-
luded workingmen and the abandoned Of so.
ciety, should shock the moral sense aud
sober Judgment Of the intelligent honest
democrats; but, notwithstanding such dis.
graceful liasons, tho republicans believe that
California will give triumphant vote in No.
General Garfield. NJ. G. s.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
A Pastor Made Happy.

l have been greatly troubled with my kid.
news and liver for over twenty years, and
during that entire time | was never free from
pan. My medical bills were enormous, and
visited both the Hot aud the White Springs,
noted for tho curative qualities Of the water,
am happy to say am now well man, aud
entirely rs the result Of Warmers Safe Kid
new and Liver Cure with such glorious re.
suits am only too glad to testify regarding
the remedy which has made me so happy.
(Rev.) =, L. HARRLEE.
Cogl Ppa Cr0SSipJ arkansas
National Republican., 1880-10-06
ERHCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
TTon- A,tbrr NforAIthur. prnaIient.

Hon. Arthur MncAfthur, President
Post-Ciraduate Glass, Prof II. o. ClaughtoD, VIII
meet Monday. "Wednesday and Saturday at y. M,
commencing October @.
Senior Glass, Prof w y. Webb, will meet Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday, at p. M, commencing DC
iObor
Junior C1ass Prof Eugene Carusi, will meet Tues-
day. Thursday and Saturday, ut p. M, commencing
Tuesday, October s.
Regular lecture Fridays. at 100 p. M. commencing
November O. All students are expected 70 attend
those lectures special topics by gentlemen eminent
at the BENCH and bar List otlectuTes and topics VIII
be ready Novemberi.
Special lectures ON criminal law Tuesday, at 1870
y. M, commencing Tuesday, November 2
Moot Court wednesday at Il 30 y. m.
TitIon-Iunior and Senior classes IS per month.
POSTGRADUATE Glass S5 for the full term. Tlns in,
cludes Moot Court recitation and all Lectures general
and special. Gentlemen intending to enter can apply
TO the secretary, w. ]. NEWTON, 800 Seventh street
6 10 10 m oci
National Republican., 1880-10-06
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE,

BY virtue Of a writ nr vendltioui eNponas issued
out OF the Clerks ONCE OF the supreme Court Of The
District OF Columbia and to directed, VIII sell
at public sale for cash, NJ the Courthouse door OF
TOBIR, $50 ~ IL O'Clock m, all the right, title
claim md interest Of the defendant John q. stafford
Ia uud to the wug.dpscrihed property, TO wiz
Lots ~ ~ aud n IN square p aud west halt on =
In square 400, In the City OF Washington, said DIS
trct together with All and singular the improve
mens thereon. levied upon MS the property OF John
g. stafford TO satisfy execution NO. l5b3 n law w ~
vor OF Gilbert VnudCrwor;en. us of A. Grunwel
hFPrEMBER 10, lssO FREDK DOUGLASS
gp24-dts u &. Marshal.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
FREE ADVERTISING.
N O O EI a EA Gt IL
Advertisements under tho head d Of o.,

Advertisements under tho head OF
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED
Of acceptable nature and not TO exceed iour hss'
on our third page, are free TO oil,
Advertisements, Iot HCti, SAFE on Lost not 10 efcfcd
nrse Hn,s, uiu be hisitcd udoC tines Jor 7fctvfte
unts
II answers fail to come the first time, we invl'e
second third or ma many repettons are necessary
10 osecure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
versers to feel that they not imposing on u.s. but
are doing favor by using our free columns, as we
are determined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advprlisera should remember that letters directed
70 toiNTrIAtS ONLY ore not delivered through the
posoce. IT initials used they should be directed
inthe care OF some person, firm OF postonicebo
No free advertisements taken nter 5 o'clock p m
Advertisements can be left ut our Office or sen'
.hroug the mail to
NATIONAL REpUBT1CAN PRINTING co. =
National Republican., 1880-10-06
TABLE BOARD
IMP ERIAL HOTEL
b2O PER- AIONIEI-

Nl.W YORK,
n treat aud cure the following dis
\ iou,es IlemurrhullS or Pilcs, Con-
9suputiW, Throat and Lung dlnlCul-
lt'es, consumption, Heart Disease,
Il tuIarrh, uud Deafness cuuscI by
II ltiurrh. Suffering and SmNWer-
/ Lug, Cancer, ScroiulN, ll,rnio, Fry.
H Huylas, GOlrtrc, Asthma, ~. NltUa'
National Republican., 1880-10-06
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
BUREAU Construction AND REPAlR,

WAsHiNGToN, u. O., Oct 4, 1850
S,EALED PROPOSALS, I'm duplicate to be In
- dorscd proposals for Copper" viii be received
nj this office until " o'clock noon the 10TH DA OF
OCTOBER, lbs1. to furnish and deliver at the wash
ingon Navy Yard 2UO 90 pounds Ot best quality re-
fined American Copper. This Copper VIII be re.
qured as follows; II 0t0 pounds best quality refined
American Cale Copper, about y Inches vide 10
pounds 5000 pounds best quality refined American
lngot Copper about ~ inches long, Inches wide aud
80 inches thick, to weigh about no pounds.
one half of each kind of Copper to be delivered on
before the st day OF Dtccmher 1850, aud The sec.
ond halrOn or before the LIST day of January lSsl.
with the privilege of delivering tho whole at as early
n day as the successful bidder may desire.
The whole Of this Copper Will be subject TO the test
and inspection OF the proper officers OF the washing
ion Navy Nnrd. to whom bidders referred. No
proposal viii be considered unless from q manuiac-
turer or regular dealer In Copper.
should It bc considered 10 the interest OF the Govern
ment to do
Blank forms for bids to be had at this office:
j.. ADAMS SMITH,
oc5-2taw2w. Pay Inspector U. :. N.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
1880
THE GREAT
1880

To THE S5EfT E6EEfYEYAFIA IA HNB RoEGH oSEogfnwnsr
sPLENDlp SCENERY, ,s,T Ms,TRGNlFlCENr EQUIP
TRAINS 1TNJ Il HEEEH SaT 81 s2 fSm Depot
ner OF sixth and streets as iollows ,,.-,..-
cars to louisville and Chicago O;io a. M daily,
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincln-
matt st, Louis md Chcagoi $3.50 p m daily with
BxprTIMoRtG ID 4 PoT6SfAC RAILROAD.
with Parlor Car 10 Watkins and the North, at 500
a. m. daily, except sunday at G3O p ~, aaly, & ex,
cslt saturday with PaiAee Cars to Cahansshsua
For Wilamsport Loci, Haven and Elmlra, at 1910
For New YORK and ihe East ioio a. M, o;lO and 1000
p m. on SUNDAY, 1900 p, m, ,,,.. o.,,, -,
Limited Express Of lnllman Parlor Cars oi3O IL m;
For Brooklyn, New York all through trains connect.
afordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double teTriage across New oH,ok Guy. & ,o.oo -,
Limited lVSTs S5S 'e ~ nd M daily except sunday
l:iO, l:I0 $40 and 1000 p m. ON sunday, 500 a
NJ, lO:lO u, M, b;iO OM ana lVDO p' ~.
For Popes Greek Line, $40 m. and 44o p NJ daily,
For Annapolis, G;io a. m and $40 p, m, daily, except
AIFXHSSbRIA 6 FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA d &WAsHiNGIoN
For Xexandria,7 =, 100 o. II a. nj l2o $40 O25 and
1899 y. m. On sunday ~ ana IL w. NJ hhd ;
For richmond and the South, 7iOOa. m. daily, and
$50 p. IN daily, except sunday,
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington u y loh' H.
| I2:iO 3, 3, and 9Oj p M, and Y midnight On
| sunday at 3 and 10 "A, m, and 005 p m,
Tickets, Information seepng G%ha % psiGiot-Vnr NJ
east corner ofThirlcenth street and Pennsyivnnl0
avonue, northeast corner ofsiXth street and Pennsy
Vanla avenue, aud at the depot, where orders can De
lett i0r the checking OF baggage to destination from
No'''' l.. p. 'FARMRR, Geners Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMPSON, General .MnnnEtr.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
National AC0denID Of Fine AFtS.
FOR LADIES ASD GENTLEMEN.

The most thorough in3ructlon In every department
OF ART nom the Preparatory Course 10 Portrait and
Historical Painting. The Science Of Art will he
ma 80 clear und simple that years OF stuIY Will be
saved the student.
CoRCoRAN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH STREET.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
EMORY A. WHEELER. Trustee.
w NJ, SMITH, salesman. ocie0&d
7 n coLDwELL Real Estate Auciionccr

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pKOPERtN, SITUATED on THE north;
Mtsr CORNER OF + AND ELEVENTH.
STREETS NOWliiEASE
By virtue OF a deed II trust, dated March g. 1870
aud recorded In iber No Sil. folio lbO ono Of tic
land records OF the Dlstilst OF Columbia will sp At
public nuCt lon, IN uont ottNe premises. on WEhN rs
DAY, SlTIEMBi. %. a. u. 1881 nt O'Clock y. M,
those pieces OF ground yng IN the cry OF washing
ton, ~ g., known pslos nos. J. ., 30 and 20 in square
No. 90 together with tie Improvements thereon,
cons NJ ng OF ten twu-stOfy nHur dwelling houses,
Terms, one qnurter clpih, baa"ce M six, twelve
anG eighteen months wi II per cont Interest," SO on
each lut az time Of sale CuuvpyunCug ct expense Oi
purChaEpr. Terms 10 be complied with Va ten days.
CHARLES u. FRASER,
surviving trustee.
The nbnvogaic IS postponed until TUESDAY, OC
TOBEW l., 1850, saline hour and place -
CHARLES u. FRASER,
stSO-gaw,Cds Surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
District Courts,

SUPREME Court or THE DlsTEICr-CmCF-JUsTlCE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES MIIIE AND HAGNER.-
Washington Market company vs. District OF Co.
lumbi0; chci-Jusuce delivered the opinion Of the
court reversing the judgment below and declaring
the market company liable TO be taxed for the m
provements along its property lust the same as a
private person. on motion OF Mr.. Musscy, Mr.
Tneophilus J. Muton of Louisiana was udm,ttel
- the bar The application OF Charles j. Hayes for
admission n the bar was referred to the exam
lining comm .ec. Cox. W. Mcphers0n; on argument.
EQUIrY CUUEr--JusrIcE CoN.-Jones VS.. Jones;
payment Of solicitors fees ordered. Munro w.
Munro; b. ii. Stcinmeiz appointed guardian al
lltem, smith VS.. smith; testimony ordered taken
before f. Bcal Dullamel vs.. Duliamcl; subsutu-
ton Of trustee ordered. Nesmtt vs.. GOOda re-
celver directed TO collect fund through court of
claims substitution OF personal representative OF
plaintiff authorized Connolly vs.. DOwnlAyh; III
function US to Richie dissolved Walker vs. Walker
payment Of counsel fee ordered. Guntou ",
ZuutZiugev substitution of trustee ordered. Old.
berg vs.. Prcntss; decree granting title passed. In.
gcTsDll vs.. James purchaser allowed to pay notes
aud conveyance ordered. IMlhls VS.. carney ON
hearing.
CprNrSAI CouUr-IUyTIcE JAMES John Bcclctt
murlerof Rosale Harris An important witness
In this case not having been found, the hearing
I was adjourned until To-day,
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME CouEr or THE DISTRICT CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES NNLlE AND HAuSER.-
M. 10, Cox vs.. McPheroj26 WightNs. HOOK 81,
Miller vs. KeySCr 80, CGtusis executors yS. Carter;
49, United states, use OF Schell, VS.. EberG 80,
Eicnorn, executor vs. Echorn Al; Matthew'S gd'
miuIstrutuX vs. Boldwini ~, Walsh vs.. kennedyi
40, Lighter VS. HubDUTd a, BloNham vs. Page.
EQuIrY CoURr-JusuCE CoN.-No. g. Phillips
vs.. Carney Z. peugh VS. Davis 5: Russ vs. GrahGmi
o. Edwards, assignee, vs.. Entwise: 70. CluFH vs..
Xcller 20, Cuhl VI. CRhill 2s, Clark vs.. Perry 20
Moore VS.. Drtrct OF ColumbIW u, Burche!l vs.
Federal Fire Insurance company 49, hee Vs. VIII
kiuson,
CnNIvAL Cornr-JvsrIcE JAMEs-John Beckett
murder of RUsCliu Ellen Harris on the night Of the
! l5tu OF July, 1870 John Murphy and William
simpson, ASSAULT Hamilton Noss, larceny.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
PERSONAL.


w III the gentleman, X. c ID. who answered the
w personal In last Mondays Republican, please
leave his address state whore interview can he
nad In good hlthg MrsI y. Re,u0lcan office ocLstt
A n examiner In The Patent Onlce desires to form
N connection in tic patent business with Vert
will capital or est tblishCd business Address Il q
BOX 2il, pnstOlicc. oclW
National Republican., 1880-10-06
DENTISTS.

" - - UOWLAND UNNIAL
-SlVBE gsSS-s. tslte, = tASBOCIAT1ON No, I'll
- 1904 Il e1tfa W. Four-nnd-0-hMf stl Get
E~--9ta-y 49, ~ AsJ gdDors north ui pcnuHyl.
,ppia svanue INTRACp TlErH UNDER Nj
TROUS OXIDE, WITHOUT PAIN, torel each lQ9th'
Without gas, 90 cents each tooth, AlsiitlSiAL
TEETH, 81 per set, Gold ana Amaliam flLIiN''9
nr n. r. ROWLAND has aJmluisIeTel Nitrous
OXIDE 10 over .. ,OJJ persons, lu5ly
National Republican., 1880-10-06
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
MORE & ONO RAILRoAL

ID
The Great DOube-Track
NATIONAL ROurE,AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoR1IIwEs'r. WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-10-06
PROPOSALS..


DROPOSALS FOR REMOVAL OF BODIES
L FROM HOLMEAD CEMETERY.
ENaINEER DEPARTMENT,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
WlsIISGroN. oct. T. 1880.
BY direction of the Board of Commissioners, sealed
proposals will be received ut this office until IL o'C OK
m., on WEDNESDAY, October co. 1850 from the
Trustees Directors OF Cemeteries In the vicinity of
Washington for the removal and reinterment Of
bottles from the IIolmcnd Cemetery.
Blank form of proposal, specifications and inior-
nation Will be furnished upon application at this
Office.
Tic right ls reserved to reject any or al bids;
W. j. TWfNING,
Major of Engineers, U, >. A,
ocG.Ct Engineer Commissioner y. c.
National Republican., 1880-10-06

tally restored I'm either young or Old, An Malaria
Puisuug and lingering diseases OF whatever name OF
nature Thoroughly and permmontly crn4 4enle9 nom
the system. For iurtNer diseases ana difficulties
which 4 treat YOU ulusl make upultcni0nUt my uthcc
tONSUlTAIlON lltEE 70 ALI
ON.Ce and Residence NO la-u 81 street northwest
hetWtsu IhUuerLth Uud Fourteenth streets, near
Foundry NJ, ~ church, aud opposite Epiphany
rIIIr.I. 'hy...IHuufnu. ll. a. 'iTl1
National Republican., 1880-10-06
Spencerian Business College,

CORNER or SEVENTH AND l. SITS N. W.
This institution has a progressive and successful
perencc OF sixteen years. II educues young men
aud women for usefulness aud s'li-suppurl, Its
graduates secure po,ions of trust and profit Course
of study aud training comprises the EnEli9h Lam
guHge, business Arithmetic, SpenClian Practical
PcnmRnship bookkeeping by single md double
entry, adapted to every variety OfhuilnesG business
Practice, requiring tho making out and exchanging
OF all kinds of business papers, paying nnd receiving
cash and keeping the N"cOuuiS Execution AID Lee
tures Day ana Evening Sessions begin MONDAY
AUGUST 30 1850 For Information aud terms cal "
the College, or address HENRY G. SPENCER
prlnclpnl AMI