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National Republican., 1880-07-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New Yorh Money Market.
NEW YoRK. july 81. 1850.

NEw YORK, July 81, 1850.
Money was easy at 292S per cent, and closed
nj per cent.
Exchange was weak. and the nominal rates wero
reduced y cent 10 4S3 for sixty days and 4S5 for
demand, with actual business at iS2M4S2z for
long and 4Sf@isiA for short sight.
Governments were strong, and H@H per cent
higher.
Slate bonds dull and nominal.
railroad bonds active but Irregular New Jer-
sey Central incomes rose from 70 to S)la and re-
acted IN so; Lake Erie Il Western incomes ad
vanced from COS 10 G2; S. Paul & Sioux City lfsts
advanced TO 1887, Rock Island registered skies to
100, Eric rsts to l2i4 Lafayette < Muncio frss TO
! l0l% Delaware, Lackawanna & Western seconds
to III Central Pacific hrsts to ll2Iz Northern Mis-
souri, frsts to ~, and Union Pacific rsts TO ll9%
Mobile & Ohio hrsts debentutes advanced ~ ~
and declined to 7SL, aud Detroit Michigan &
Toledo ilrsts sold at i21i6.
The stock market was strong and active in the
early dealings, and prices advanced 4 TO per
cent. the latter Atlantic Pacific Telegraph Dur
ing the afternoon the speculation became de-
pressed and under heavy sales the general list de-
clined "a TO per cent, the Coal shares, Hannibal
& 81. Joseph, Iron Mountain and the Granger
stocks leading the downward movement. The
Elevated Railroad stocks were notably weak, Maui
haitian falling of per cent. aud Metropolitan 81
per cent. The lowest prices were generally cur
rent Mt the close.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares in
cluding Atlantic q Pacific Telegraph 5000, Della
ware Lackawannn & Western 5000, Delaware &
Hudson 1000. Eric $4,000, Iron Mountain 1900,
Kansas & Texas l10O0, Lake Shore $4,000, Manhnt-
tan 1900 Northwestern 10000, Now Jersey Central
q ,0OD Nashville & Chattanooga | 900, Ohio Mis-
sSsippi 5000 Pacific Mail 5000, st. Paul 1900.
Union Pacific 5000 Wabash Pacific 1900, Western
Union 1900, and Denver & Rio Grunde 1000.
Il... tsFnN fs.HHf.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
STATES MARsHABs SALE:

BY virtue OF writ OF Heri facias isiued out OF the
Clerks O1ce OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, Will sell at public
sale, for cash, at Thos. Dowlings Auction store,
corher Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue
1850, at 10 o'clock n. m, oil the right, title
claim and interest OF the defendant In and TO the
following property, to wit One large fire
oXtinguisher engine, two large tanks, two large boil
ers, SIX consolidated fire cxtingushers and q large
amount OF fixtures connected with fire extngiilshcrs
seized and levied upon as the property o. the Con
soldnted Fire ENtingulsher Company, TO sat sly ex
ecutlon No n ,yli at law, In favor OF William N
Frcw. EREDK DOUGLASS,
July IA, 1880 U. 8. Marshal;
ul4dts
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PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
AND
CORD CLAMPS FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
Posrorrrcr DEPARTMENT.

PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT, |
WAsHINGTON ID. C., June II, 1880.
GyEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS Will be Te.
= ceived at this Department until NOON, ON THE
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF JULY lsS0, for fur-
nshing by contract. PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
like the samples OF this Department in such quantl-
lies and at such times as may be required and or:
dered during one year from the Fifteenth day OF
August, isS; also TOR nrnlshlng n Ike manner and
for the same period. CORD CLAMPS OR TIE "a OK
FASTEN ERS, either like the sample of this Depart
ment or like other samples which bidders may sub
the purpose 90 ~,
The proposals uhe right to reject any or all OF
which being reserved) must be In accordnnce with
the specifications and FORMS which VIII be furnished
application TO tie Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
The contracts which may be made will be In con-
iormity to such specifications and the accepted pro-
posals d. NJ. KEY,
iel7-IRwBw Postmaster. General
National Republican., 1880-07-22
FREE ADVERTISING.
N O Q III q T G n :
Advertisements under the head OF
N l. ~ A.

WANTED, FOR HENI, Hu',
OF an acceptable nature and not 70 exceed our Dnes
on our third pnge, free to all.
No Business Advertisements inserted without pay
BUSINESS Advertisements inserted IN uiis column ~
Eve cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail TO como the first time, we invite n
second third or many repettons rs are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
yersers to feel that they imposing on us, but
are doing avor by using our free columns, As we
are determined TO make THE 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
postofce If initials used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person. firm or postoflice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p m.
Advertisements can be left at our office, or sent
through the mall to
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
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AUCTION SALES.
rrp sTATrs MAnsnAL's SALE.

TINTED STATES MAHSHAL'S SALE.
BY virtue OF writ OF her iacias issued out OF the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court of the District o
columbia, and 10 me directed, VIII sell at public
sale for cash. at The northeast corner OF aud Fit
teenh streets northwest Washington. 70. c., on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of JULY, issc, al 10 O'Clock
n M, all the right title claim and Interest Of the de
fendant IN and TO the following described property TO-
witt Eighteen Iron carts throe beating kettles porta
ble and stationary tanks. sand heater boiler, engine
pulloys and HhAfting rollers, forge donkey pumps
wheelbarrows, belting bench office desk
scales stove ETC. etc. seized and levied upon as Tn
property OF the delendent. the Grahamte Trinidad
Asphalt Pavement Company, TO satisfy execution NO
2i,l72, at law, in favor Of James McInin,
FIEDK DOUGLASS,
jut7dts U 3. Marshal
National Republican., 1880-07-22
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES

orFioR PURCHASING AND DEPor CoMM1ssARY !
OF oFBuBsIsTENCE,
WAsHIEaroN, ID. G., July q, IssO.J
CtEALED PROPOSAtB, IN duplicate with n copy
= OF this advertisement attached, VIII be received
At this Office, until " o'clock m WEDNESDAY, Z,
JULY 2s 1880, for the delivery, ut the U s. eubsist
Depot In this city, OF the following Subsistence
Stores, viz:
100 barrels Flour made from Spring wheat
2OcO pounds Corn Meal.
1900 pounds salt, fine In bags,
5000 pounds Soap hard laundry not to contain more
than ten per centum of resin, and TO be free
from other Rdulterntions.
1900 pounds Table Salt, In sb pockets.
co small boxes Table Salt
A standard sample Of Flour can be seen at this
Office
Samples OF the articles proposed to be delivered
must be submitted with the proposals.
The stores " be delivered Immediately.
Envelopes should be marked Proposals for -,
For further Information apply TO the Undersigned.
W. H. BELL,
ju2i-2t Capt and q. 3, U. y Army
National Republican., 1880-07-22
THE GREAT
1880
1880

TO THE NoRTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
spLrNbfBy R4ySthN sSdtENa GEfF aH EQu1p
TRAINS L1yE EE@ wASHiS6ToN lSSEo o@ iSsS Depot cor
ner Of sixth and b streets as follows s,..,,..
For s ans RS %ss sh S h S sseGg SRy
% nati 81 Louis nd;chicaso $50 .. m daily with
bHIfI@oR2AND siHSS No y IPt6yfoMAo RAILROAD
For CanandAlguA, Roehester Buffalo, NiagaIs Falls,
$50 a. IN. daily, except sunday " $50 p M daily
except Saturday, with Palace Cars 10 Canaan
For w WiamSport, a Lock Haven and ElmlIn, at 1910
Am. daily except Sunday. ,.o.- ,o.oo.,
For New York and the Eaat SIOa- M, .Ooana lOOO p
Limited EaprosS l ci Pullman IE "PArlOr Cara $50 H. m.
For BrSckiyS' New % Yo2s, all through trains eOnnoq.
at Jersey City with boHts OF .Brooklyn Annex |"
Ink double fsrriage across New York city,
For Philadelphia, $40 M, ;tO. $40 ana lo"op' H.
Limited Exp pres $40 a N. daily, except Sunday. ANN
For baltimore, go 500, 800 1910 q M. ana 2O0'
3 S S iGS HsS YIN % Iaa so iS SsS d end iO D. % M
For Popes Greek Line, $40 q. m. and $40 p NJ daily
For An1apoiS' $40 a. m. and 40 p. m daily except
ALExXN pRIA AND FREpERICKsBURa RAIL. !
Way AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For AieIandriS' T. 7so, o, IL a. M. 42o. $40. e25.
and 1880 y. M On Sunday . ana IL a. m'' ana
For Richmond and the south, 700 a. m. daily, and
$40 p. m daily, except sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, ., 10 q.
On sunday a. and 10 a. M, I and OOS .. IN.
Tickets, information. sleeplng and parlorcar 40
eommodations can be procured at the ofnoeS-nOrth-
cast corner OF Thlrtesnth strest and Pennaylyania
avenue northeast corner ofslXtn street and PennsyI
Vauia avenue, and At the depot where orders can oe
e for thecheoking OF baggage 70 destination froln
ho'slS anu p 'FXRMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General hAnaSer.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L. OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. 3f23.
To ds;ositora IN the Washington City Savings
Bank Notice Is hereby given that all depostors
who have not draws either of the last three divl-
dends made by the Receiver wll be debaIred from all
claim whatsoever unless their ci2lms for undrawn
dividends be pres nted TO the Receiver Sn or before
October 49, 1859. -
W. S cox. Justice. jnl2awlOw
National Republican., 1880-07-22

A. WIFE should be like roast lamb, tendc +
aud nicely dressed, No sauce required.
''YoU don't want to inquire to cost inter a
good story, tell EN-" he saidi " iTs certin to
spile it,"
A LITTLE girl, who had been very obserya mt
of her parents mode of exhibiting their char.
ity, being asked what generosity was,
answered; 1T is giving 10 the poor all the
old stuff you don't want yourself"
National Republican., 1880-07-22
1860 Prizes

1860 Prizes, sll2,loo
whole Tickets, Sc. Half Tickets, 81.
az Tickets, $50. 90 Tickets @lOo'
Remit by POsoffice Money-Order, Registered Let
ter Bank Drat or Express.
'1'o iSsure against mistakes and delays correspond
ents Will please write their names and places Of res
dence plainly, giving number OF Postoihce box or
street and Town, County and state
All Communications connected Win the Dislrl1n
on aud Orders for Tickets should be addressed 10 h
M BOARDMAN, Colner-JOurna Building, LOUIS
vile KY, o NJ 3v7 and 800 Broadway, New York ~
Also J, W. Clark, 1908 New ork avenue, or li22
penusylyann avenue, Washington, ID. q.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

tnllly restored In esther young Or old, All malaria
Polsous aud lingering diseases Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly aud permanently eladicRled lrom
tha systeIu For further dl4pases and difficulties
which | treat you mustmNke NpplcaiOnH ~ my OHlce.
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL
Office and Residence No, l3au q street northwest
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, uear
Foundry NJ. E church, aud opposite Epiphany
e,,,,r.,h 'Nyaabinutnu. d. 4, tel2
National Republican., 1880-07-22
DIED.

RINGGOLD.-At o'clock p. m, on the 9Olh Inst,
a, d. 1850, MIS- AMLLlA llSddoLp. a. lhe iarm OF
her son.in.lRw, j. a. WCrnlley, aged 10 years
Funeral from the FiheCnth-street Presbyterian
church at . y. m. Friday, .3 Inst.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
Proposals for Fnling and Grading Ground
South of The Executive Mansion.

Proposals for Filling and Grading Grounds
South of the Executive Mansion.
OFFIcB OF PUnfIC BuTLDtNos AND GRoUSD5, |
WAstIiNGToN ~ c., july 10, 1897 !
g FAIED PROPOSALS. In duplicate, fOf furnishing
- and spreading Earth, SOL aud Gravel upon the
grounda south Of the Executive Mansion Will be re-
ceved at This Oilce until ~ o'clock noon Of July %
1880, and opened Immediately thereafter. Specinca.
tlons and blank forms OF proposal Will 10 supplied nj
this office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
juiG-Gt It.-Col Corps Of Engineers u. 3. A.
In charge OF Public Bull dings and Grounds
NAVY PAY OFFIcE, |
WAsHGSuTOS, ID. g., July 10. lsSD .
c EALED PROPOSAL Is in duplicate to be indorsed
- Proposals for Brick, Lime aud Snnd, will he re-
cClved at this Office until ~ IN. July 23 for the below
described articles to BE- delivered at the Navy ard
Washington ID G., free OF any expense TO the GOV
ernment and subject u tie usual insuectiot, viz;
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
ReGulsiions Nos. II, ~ and ia
30O0OO best quality handmade red brick.
100000 best quality arch brick
For immediate use.
300 barrels pounds pcr barrel wood burnt Poto-
mhc Lime In bulk best quality, TO bs delivered US re-
qured,
1850 barrels clear sharp sand.
For immediate use
The right Is reserved to reject any all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the Government. Nesponsl,
hle security required the bids for the prompt ana
faithful dell tTy of the articles.
Blank forms for bids 10 &c had ~ this Office
lul0it Pay Inspector u y, N.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
FOR NALE-mOUSEs.

INoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II properly for sale JOHN SHERMAN d CO.,
81 Cloud Building. Zeal estate and loans lyA
National Republican., 1880-07-22
Proposals for Fire-Proof Roof

Proposals for Fire-Proof Root
GOVERNMENT BuTLDISo
AT CORNER OF lTTH AND sTREErs.
WAsHINaToS, July 0, 1850.
CTALED PROPOSALS. to he indorsed Proposals
- for Firc-Proo Root" and addressed TO the under
signed will be received until ~ m OF the 18th INST,
At which time they will be opened In the presence of
bidders. for the entire work of putting freproot
roof this building, In conformity to plan and
specifications at this Office, which those desiring to
propose are invited to examine.
Bids from persons not experienced in such work. or
whose ability to execute II promptly and In the best
manner Is not satisfactorily shown. will not DO con
sidered and assignment OF the contract TO be en-
tered into Will be recognized bond satisfactory TO
the Secretary of War will be required from the bid
der whose proposal may be accepted and tho right To
reject any or all proposals is reserved
JAMES EyELETH,
jul2et supt OF the Buldng.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
SECRET ARY's OFFICE,
SENATE THE UNITED STATES.
WAsHINuToN, D. c., July !, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut tins
office until IL o'clock M. AUGUST 5, 1850 for furnish
ing Stationery for the OF The Senate oil the United
States for one year. -.
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the quantity
and quality of each article and the form OF bond TO be
signed by the bidder and sureiies Will be furnished
on application TO this office.
Proposals should be indorsed proposals for sta
tionery for the Senate and directed to the Secretary
OF the Senate Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at the
Office free OF charge. - . ,,
Secretary ofthe Senate ofthe United States,
ui.lnw1w
National Republican., 1880-07-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tho Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NORTHWEST. WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
III. o. CANDLE, NJ. D., V, d., OF
NEW YORK.

| treat aud cure the following DIS
easos: HemurrhOids Or Piles, Con-
sllputiOu, Throat and Lung dlfncul-
Z es, consumption, Heart Disease,
CatHrrh, ana Deafness calised by
mn, Cancer, Ssroniln, III rnia, Ery.
sIpelas, GOlrlTe, Asthma, 81. Wins
DauCe, rheumatism Loss OF VI
National Republican., 1880-07-22
WANTED-IgELP.

WANTED = A competent governess to take
w charge of and instruct -four children during
vacation. Address r @, Republican office. ln.2stt
VITANrED-Two or three good lady singers, line
w voices, who can play aud sling solos, duets, ctc
Apply TO JOHN w. GRAY, Continental Hotel =, q. =.
IMMEDIATETY, q settled white woman, to d }
4 general homework In small family. Apply at
No 40 Thirteenth st W. lu2l
A FIllST-RATE restaurant cook, who can make
IA good pastry; must come we'll recommended
No fai5 Penna ave JUL
A RlsLIA BILE and respectable woman, TO take an
publican ofilce Ju2O
National Republican., 1880-07-22

PRINTING FOR BALLS, RECEPTIONS &C,
ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS.
REPUBLICAN JoBRooiA
National Republican., 1880-07-22

suB-TRRAsuRY BALANCES.
Cold 'SNOlol'9o
Currency. iotff-%'
National Republican., 1880-07-22
BOARDING.

DERsONs can get good table board at tl6 per
i month also meals sent out Call or address 1927
Lstnw. ju2l5ts
National Republican., 1880-07-22

GUNNER BOARDING. Desirable, cool south
- front rooms, with first -cluss hotel board at Ire.
mont House cor Indiana ave and Second 81; Si5 and
$50 per month for wo paror and bedroom, 500 table
bOard, so lu1
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A D.AD
S.dEs y .. sAsr.ss1 siss In ths eisy
S1fI-A SD Cas-.

-
death that occurred yesterday az
tsmoon In the city laiI affords = sad
commentary on the frsiity Of man. A
man who had been arrested a. q CON-
mon drunkard and Imprisoned died.
That man might have been alive to-
day and United States senator OF q
msmber Of the supreme court Of his
adopted state. But he yielded TO strong
drink, and instead Of . ripe life fulbof
the highest honors, the body Of the I'M
fortunate man now fills q pauper's
grave.
That man was Judge b. +. Sher-
wood, formerly Of sacramento. CAlifor-
mia Until recent years the judge sat
on the bench In his county. He was q
noted lawyer aud possessed the finest
library on the Pacific coast. He was a
hale fellow well met and enjoyed
large list Of acquaintance. But he
grew dissipated and finally came To
Cheyenne. n wrecked and ruined man.
He had n portion Of his hne library
with him and pawned volume af-
tar volume for drink. until the
Last wa. zone. He then begged for
money from straneers and continued I'm
a chronic state OF i-ntoxication. He
exhausted the patience Of all who were
disposed to befriend him, and finally
became an outcast. On sunday he
went to sleep in nm exposed place. and
a policemen took him 10 the city jaii to
recover from his debauch. He grew
feyerish and delirious and DIR. Crook
prescribed for him Rut All -nttention
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A WEAK

The detection OF Gen. A.. L. Pearson from
the republican ranks In western Pernsyl-
vania Ia n large-sized straw In the Hancock
gale. His reasons for the act are given else
where In full. and are complimentary not
only 10 himself but to the gallant head OF our
ticket. 'the beau ideal Of the soldier states
man."-Dcsrer Nsirs.
To "a man up n tree or a nan mt
n great distance, the hopover OF Gen.
A. L. Pearson may seem significant to
a great degree. But to one who knows
Pearson the change bears the single
significance OF self-interest. Gen Pear
son has gone over TO Hancock because
he had no place to stay. He befouled
the republican nest In which he was
proHtably feathered for many years.
He had rendered himself obnoxious and
burdensome to his party; being q
chronic oficeseeker, the republicans OF
Allegheny county have long been ac-
customed to sit down On his aspira-
tions; he was the commanding officer
Of the militia OF July 2lst, 1877, at
Pittsburgh, and, by his combined cow
ardice and ineficiency, provoked the
famous riots which ended In heavy loss
Of life and the destruction OF s. ,000,-
900 in property; he fed TO n cellar for
safety, and his militiamen became de-
moralized in the absence Of n COM
mander; those belonging to Pittsburgh
throwing down their arms and fleeing
home, while 600 Of the Philadelphia
troops were driven from the city by n
small portion OF the mob. His act in
ordering the troops to fire upon n few
men who were mixed with q large
crowd Of women and children, result
ing in the death of many Of the latter,
gained for him the most u~nenviable re-
putation, and he was ostracised by his
party and his friends. This il Gen.
Parsons record. We know 1t is n
true record. The writer vas m eye
witness to the terrible riots alluded to.
and well knows the general personally.
Gen. Pearson can draw nobody from
the republican to the democratic party.
| We even doubt that his company is
agreeable to the democracy at home,
who have SO long and successfully
reviled him. His record Is bad, hence
he possesses no power Of attraction.
Nor can Pearson influence anybody by
the power of his attainments. He Is q
man OF small parts; small man. small
mind, small soul. His political offices
were gained for the most part by
grossly outraging friendships and
sacrificing his supporters whenever
necessary for his own advancement.
So that OF the many 10 the republican
party who helped him into his first
| Office, there Is not one who will follow
him to Hancock. The democratic
candidate will gain hut n vote by this
later act OF Pearson-that Of Pearson
himself. Hence, the people Of Colorado
and the west generally must not be de-
luded into the belief that Pearson has
any standing OF following, or that any
stir Is made in political circles through
| his prosplytism-
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A mig Cs41raslsr - shsu $4,000
wifk his PssF EADIsyea.


DExDwo0D, II. T.. July g.
Capt. I. N. West. Superintendent and
contractor for the Black Hills placer
mining company. which is building an
eighteen mile iume and erecting ex-
tensive hydraulic works at Rockville.
b short about twenty-four thousand
dollars In his accounts with his en-
ployes, OF whom there are nearly four
hundred. The company, Of which Al
sxander shaler, Of New York, IL pres
ident, will lose nothing on account OF
the shortage, and will take hold Of the
nums and works and eomplets them a.
speedily ~ possible - the ground is
considered most valuable, and the en-
terprise Is the largest ever undertaken
In the Hills. the estimated cost being
a quarter million dollars. Vests do
hciency Is accounted for from the fact
that he layished money upon fast wo-
men, of whom he had been keeping two
or three, and per n OF his hereto
fore excellent reputation introduced
them into the best sosiety ~ his dangh-
tiers, neiees, etc. The affair has ere
ated q profound sensation. ~ he has
q highly respectable family living In
Boulder, Colorado.
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c. y. wulfgen went down TO oga-
lalla last evening ON Nc. 4
Queen Margherita. Of Italy. recently
assembled Mount yesuyius.
Next TO David Davis. the democracy
put out their heaviest gun.
Capt. Russton, Of Omaha, was 4
west bound passenger yesterday.
Mrs. Luke Voorhees, departed for
Pontiac, Mich, last evening TO visit
friends.
Mr.. ID. Peach came la from the west
yesterday. He is much batter Of his
injuries.
Mrs. J. Thomas, Miss Pratt and Mrs.
Guiterman departed last evening for n
trip to Salt Lake.
A Paris dispatch says Prince jerome
Napoleon intends TO found q news
paper organ Of his own.
Barksdale, Of Mississippi, who shot
Dixon, was n conspicuous figure among
the delegates at Cincinnati.
Wonder what subject people would
employ TO prelude q conversation II
there was no weather to talk about?
At the Union Pacific: Maggie
Thomas, A. Bower, jr., N. "; j. NJ.
Paxton, Canton. o.; A. Trailing, Medi-
cine Bow, Wyo.
At Dyer's: Chas. Ricke, +. Rowell;
Thos. Keogh, Cherry Creek. Nevada;
s. A. Sexton, Chicago; Chas. s. Leach,
s. NJ. Cain, Hat Creek; Jas. 5. Patton,
Carbon.
Hancock may have been a very good
soldier; but Garfield has bean both
soldier and sailor. What does the
West Pointer know about the perils
and discipline Of sailing n canal-boatr
Mrs. Slender, who died last evening.
never recovered from the shock caused
by her husbands death about two
months since. Her nervous system
was FRUSTRATED with grief. She left
two children, n about three years,
and the other eight days old.
Anna Dickinson says she was offered
$40, 900 for twenty Grant speeches In
1872. She refused, and instead spoke
once for Greeley without pay. The re.
suit vas $4,000 worth OF cancelled
lecture engagements. Where viii
"Gentle Anna be in the present cam
paignr
Gen. Hancock Is credited with saying
a few months ago that he expected to
retire from active service In the army.
and that no did not know OF q more
charming place where he could spend
his life than on his farm ut Windsor,
Mo. Mrs. Hancock also has q farm
and house OF her own In that state.
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Choice Butter, ~ pounds for 81, at
G. II. webb's, $3.50 Seventeenth street.
ie27tf
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GUNS. ammunition, ETC., at the Wy
oming Armory. Just received n new
stock Of goods, ut lowest prices. G.
Freund, successor TO +. A. Damman.