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National Republican., 1880-10-15
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
I IAw SCHOOL or THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
JAMES G. WELLING, Ii. d.,
pRI%IDtST.
uIIE lInN WA IIER y cox
7 .AW SCHOOL

pRIsIDtST
THE IIoN. WALTER 5. cox, LII. D.,
PROFESSOR or THE LAW OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, or CONTRACTS ASD OF CRIMhs
AED MIsDsMEAORs.
WILLIAM A, MAUHY, Ill. D.,
PRoFEsson OF Equity, JuRlspruDESCE, OF CoM-
mon LAW AND Equity PLEADING, OF THE
LAW or Evidence, AND THE Law
or PARTNERsIIIP.
THE Hos. ALEXANDER B HAGNER, LII. D.,
LECTURER on CRIMINAL LAW.
GEORGE i. APPLEBY, ESQ,
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AID ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL PRACTICE
The exercises OF the School Will be resumed In the
Law Building of the University judiciary Square,
Fifth street, between aud E stiees), ON the sEC.
OND WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER October l3), at
o'c oclt y. M, when opening addresses VIII be made
previous year. rs well new students, are invited
to be pr sent
Tho entire charge for tuition lectures and all iacill.
ties of the School, in It's Undergraduate department
Is $50 for single year. sl50 Tor two years. payable
inHdvanco, hall yearly or Ia monthly installmentJ ut
the option OF students,
The fee for the Postgraduate course In practice,
covering period of niue months, Is S16.
BY atuCuRr invitation, being IN response to call
from more than seventy graduates In law and mem
hers ofthe bar, the Hon. Alexander II. Hagnor, LII
De- Assoc ate Justice NJ the supreme Court the Dis
trlct of Columbia, Will deliver n special Course OF
Lectures on Criminal Law during the session OF
lSs0-sl. The Lectures Will be given on Thursday
evening OF each week ut O'clock, and the general
theory OF the will be planned by Judge Hag
ut tho opening of the school tho 5h of October
The spec al fec for this course Will be S0.
Catalogues may bo lad on application to Messrs.
nue. also at the National Savings Bank, corner New
York avenue aud Fifteenth street; by addressing
the President of tho Faculty. se6.tl
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covered with shrubs and trees by building
weirs in the mountain gorgcs, aud gradually
cultivating vegetation upward.
The Torrent du Bourget is one Of tho best
examples of this reforestation. In 1868 II was
only ravine of bare rocks. The hollow has
since been half filed by high stone dams
Trees and bushes are growing to the very
edge of the ravine. Tho torrent Is now
quieter and has never since devastated the
valley below with periodical inundatlons, MS
was formerly the case. From 1861 to 150
5000 acres wore planted with trees and 300
additional acres turfcd at an expense Of
S1,725,OO0. Tho reclamation of sand dunes is
accomplished by building strong fences and
planting meadow grass, sedgcs, broom or os.
partcro grass in tho lea Of the masses formed
by tho shifting sands against the fences.
National Republican., 1880-10-15

French forestry has accomplished wonders
of late years. The bluo-gum tree has been
planted extensively in the south of France,
and the marshes ut the mouth of the Var have
been drained, aud the fevers prevailing there
have been ended by planting this tree, The
American oak has been used In poor soil to
prepare the way for better trees, The Cali
fornia theya tree the wood of which is used
for fine furniture is now planted us an ex.
pertinent. Wnd.blown hilltops have been
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FREE ADVERTISING.
N q . H a R % h ,
Advertisements under tho head OF

MISUNDERSTANDING
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED
Of an acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page, are free TO all
Advertisements, For Rnt, Sale or.Loa not to ercfec
Hyte tines ttV Jo inserted three times for 7tccydr'
Unts.
II answers fnil to come the first time we invite
second third, or US many rope,tons arc necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
veriisers TO feel that they imposing on us, but
are doing favor by using our free columns, as We
undetermined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
tbelr wnnts supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
toINTTIAIS ONLY are not delivered through th'
postofce II initials used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person, firm OF postoihce box
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p m
Advertisements can be left at our Office, or sem
through the mall to
NATIONAL REpURT1CAN PRINTING GO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"Mary's Letter to Hcr Husband"
W. T. PERSON.

W. ]. PlERsoN
oh, say, my darling Jenny, have you have heard
ofthe loyalists' proud vicrry aud the democratic
They say that Indiana has forsook the English"
While the voice of old Ohio rings out bold, and
clear and true.
West Virginia, too, the virgin state has spoken out
her mind
Giving warming to the rebels that they needn't
While he democratic stronghold, old New Jersey,
foreign state"
Serves notice on her party that their candidate
can wait
And the bells are ringing loudly, and the bonfres
cleaning too.
And the dccp-voiced cannon peal note for loyal
hearts and true,
And the sound Of glad hosonna, sweetly sung in
Tells the story Of our mem'ry, OF our martyrcd
patriot baud.
And tell you, my old Soldier boy" that your
empty, waving sleeve
Is no more an idle token, only fit to make me
grieve,
For 1t whispers with cadence to the measure
step Of time
OF a nations whole redemption and heritage
sublime.
And wen tell our little wee ones, as their minds
begin to grow,
With thrill Of cxultatalion, why your arm was
mnnged so,
Aud nfuse into their lleblood and impress upon
their brain
That our country is our glory, aud attempts to
crush II vain.
For the myrmidons Of treason shrink before the
stern reproOf
OF the patriots who compose our land-its web
warp and wOof;
And they never more may dare to hope by AFRO
gdnCe aud show
To control the broad and happy land at whose life
they aimed blow
WAsnlSGToN, d. c., Oct 49, 1880
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THE GREAT
1850
1850
PENNSYLVANIA RoUTl

,ro nm, ,pIEHSENSf fnyyAElA KonT,Eisr m,isr,, u,ts1
spLrSbTB R2YsE sdENG4 ThHEK MldNittNf h EAaNf EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WHsHiiSSGGffoSS from from Depot, cor.
For Pitsburg aud the West 500 a. n with Sleeping
Cars TO Louisville and Chicago; 1910 IL IN. daily,
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cncln-
natl. St Louis and Chicago $3.50 p m. daily, with
PhGTINl6R PGlGGfTsI Sf5 10 tt's9HE5 z Po65MA RAILROAD
For Cnnaudugun, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
with pnrlor Car TO Watkins ana the North at 500
cciI saturday,, Win Palace Cars to Canandagua
For WnamsTo Tort, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 1910
For New York and lie East. 1910 M, 2l0 and 1000
Limited TX press OF iuiinan Parlor Cars, o;SO a. m,
For Br6GGiyn, New York all through trains connect
9noTdmg direct lransigE TO EnlIHn street avoiding
For Philadelphia, lNiO a, m, $50 $40 and 1000 p. M
ON sunday $40 and 1000 p. m.
Limited express MSo q m daily, except sunday oo
$40, 40, g:SU aud 1870 p. m. On sunday, 500 a
M 1910 m"GW, g.@uhI lVo9 + it9ia t9a u ,,,u,,
For Annapolis, G.to a. m and 1;Io p, M daily, except
AZ H6RIH iNgA6E gA5k;
For AleKandra, :, 10 II a. nj 42o, 59o G25, and
1880 D. NJ. On sunday =, aud II a. M, ands
For Richmond and the South, 700 a, m, daily and
$40 y, m d9ily except SUNDAY; , IA. -,
1900, ., o, Z and gO5 p, m, and Y midnight On
sunday Ht S aud ~ ~ m aud 9G p. m
Tickets, Information, sleeping ana pnrlOr-car &C
conlmodntlous can be procured at the 0tic snOrth'
east corner otIhlreenlh street ana PennsyVAhA
avenue northeast corner Of sixth street @na prnnsy
lett tor the checking OF baggage to destination from
N''''' t. +. FARMER. Grpersl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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A Swell,

1t may not be amiss to mention hero the
ludicrous sight Japanese official presents in
foreign evening dress. His trousers reach
only to his aukles his sleeves are too long by
two or three inches, and his coat.tnils como
down below his knees An old.lashoned
opera hat, shaped moro like II bell than any
thing else, and white cotton gloves, three. or
fonr sizes too large, complete the evening at
tire of japanese official and swell Of tho
period. One gets the idea that tho clothes
must have been sent out in general ship
ment. and that every man had taken the first
suit he could lay his hands on.-COrrepondcnt
HrraM
National Republican., 1880-10-15

BALTIMORE, Mn, Oct ~
Cotton dull Middling l04@0}kc,
Flour steady and unchanged,
Whcat--Souhcrn stronger; western higher clos.
ing steady. Southern red 81 OjNl II do. amber
81 l5Gl 20, No. ! Maryland 81 l7Gl lIls; No 2
western winter red spot and October 81 loGl l5l4;
November, 81 1901 10; December, 81 l7@&l l7A.
January, OIL lSa0l 10,
CornEsouthern steady; western higher and
hrmer Southern white and yellow, bjc; western
mixed, spot and October, IG5lIsc, November,
545sGN34C.
Oals quiet and steady. Southern. il9i2c, west
ern white, 500 zoe; do, mixed, SSA3Jc,
Rye duh at g6CGSl 90,
Hay unchanged,
Provisions steady aud without change,
Butter unchanged.
Eggs quiet aud steady.
Petroleum unchanged,
Coffee dun and nominal.
Sugar firm, A soft 05sc,
Whisky unchanged.
FTeghts unchanged. ..
Rccelnts-FIour 2A5O bblS wheat li2si8 hui
corn, 8 800 bu; oats 1888 bu rye, 900 uu
shipnents-Nhgut. 81 900 Ou corn, none,
Sale.-NhCal 02lO0J bu, corn, $500 hu,
Virginia skies deferred, - do, eonsols GOSs, do
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THE COURTS.
supreme Court Of the united states.

THURSDAY. October II. 1880.
Onmotion OF Mr. p. Phillips, y. Howard McCaieb,
esq, Of New Orleans, state Of Louisiana, was ad'
mitted 10 practice
on motion Of Mr.. c. W. Hornor. George W. Lane.
esq. Of New Orleans, state Of louisiana was i'd
mited TO practice.
No. 12-Thc Cincinnati & Chicago Air Line rail-
road company, appellants VS.. James Pullan, trus.
tee, ETC.. on motion Of Mr.. W. IT, Phillips IN behalf
Of counsel, passed for the present.
No. GG7.-The Florida Central railroad company,
appellant VS.. J. Fred Sclutte ct al; No. COS, tho
Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mobile Railroad com
pany, appellant vs. J. +. Schultz ct al; No. 6G9 tho
Western North Carolina railroad company, np-
pellant vs.. @. Il, Drew, governor et al.
Argument Of these cases continued by Mr.. S. T.
Phillips for the appellants In Nos G67 and CO. and
by Hon. VI. H. Carpenter for the appellees.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
District Courts.
SUPREME CoUnT OF THE DIsTRCT-CHIEr-1usTf
CARTIER AND JusrfCEsWYLIEA AND HAGSER. Lighter
W. Hubbard; argued and submitted. Arnstha VS.
Starr stricken from calendar. Cross trustee. vs..
Bell. trustee appeal dismissed by complaiuaurs
solicitor EiChorn, executor, vs. Fisher; Judgment
against surety ordered.
CRIMINAL CoURr-JusTtCE JAMEs-Johu Beckett
murder Of Rosallo Ellen Harris; not guilty.
ASSIGNMENT FOR TO-DAY.
CRfMtSAL LCOuRT-JusrCE JAMEs.-Willlam pOpe,
murder.
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WANEED-EaEl.P.

A RESPECrA BILE viii te girl. rs nurse; muSlu,ring
"A best of references, be kind ana ngre 'ahln 70
such good wages and good home are offered. Nol2l!
Eighth st n W. oCli
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10y coored woman, TO do general houscwork
ID good reference. Address lli9 Seventeenth 81
N OIL
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To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY %. lss1. AT 1870 p. ".

A. NJ Leave Washington
Sn9ti4TTqrG Tqsd eg! SIX 9Rg Way Stations
G:jj-BatuOre, Annapolis aud Way. Pledmont
strusburg. Winchester, Hagrrstown, Frederick
S;8.-SrAuNTON AND VlRG1NIA SPRINGS EX-
ooo-NEf'W YORK. .rItlLAnELpHIA,, ,rqsroN
M 10 New Hak Ydrk 9n and PhnadSiphia ai-'9 fr'0' car
oCO-lon sunday ony-Baluniure, Annapolis and
OIO-lsE LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS, AND
pIrrSBUEG EXPIRES. Connects Tor lIngers-
Town, Nnd at Point VI Rocks Tor Frederick and
stations cast Of Pledmont. Except ,sunday;D
Pullman ears to Cincinnati aud Louisville
daily Grafton 10 sGndusky daily, except satur-
iOOO-BGLTmORE EMPRESS. Stops at B!adeus-
burg, College, Betsyille, LAUREL Annapolis
Junction, Jessups aud Hanover.
i!lO-B Baltimore Annapolis, Ell colt City and Way.
l@i-BALIiMOlh AND LAUREL EMPRESS
2'5c-MkNW = r[9GEs PHILADELPHIA AND Bos'
aao-Baltimofo orc and @ Way Stations (wlnchestor,
40, Erseddericli ii9ger,onr r, @nI WY y" EeI@y( =,
REL ENPltEsS. Frederick, via RcluyJ stops
ut Annapolis Junction
43i-irollt OF Rocks, frederick llagerslown, Win.
chester aud Way stations. ton sunday 10 Point
OF Rocks and Way stations only
ANSp hpf sf!2qR E&PREs
YIA L DELiPSiiiiPX iP XSD BALTIMORE EX-
PltlsS. sto,8 Nt Bgdeusburg and Laurel.
6li-tBultimoro and Way stations.
-BXLTTMORE AND IAUKEL EXPRESS
g3O-tsE LOUIS, CINClNNATI, CHICAGO AND
PrrlsBukG EXPRESS. (PItlshurg except
Sunday)
Sleeping cars to st. Louis and Pittsburg.
s3J-tBALIlMOR BLA ADENSBURG AND LAU-
REL EMPRESS
lOI5-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE ENPltESS Sleeping car
tONew York. aud special sleeping car to l'ha-
tDaiy. SUNDAY only Other trains daily, except
Sunday,
All trains stop at Relay Station,
For further inlormgti9n apply at NE Baltimore 4
and 1851 Pcnnsy lvRnia avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders viii be taken for baggage to
be checked and received nj any point ~ the city.
W NJ. GLEN ENl 3,
Master Oi TrauSp IrtatiOn.
GEO. s. kOONlZ, General Agent
J.. NJ, COLE General Ticket Agent.
{. k LORD, General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1880-10-15
A IhouplitIul Negro.

That was a fine story of heroism that came
from Watkinsville, in Oconce county, Georgia.
A negro man who had been bitten by mad
dog in the woods quietly sought tho sheriff
and begged that lie be locked up in jail-his
fear being that ho might when the madness
seized him scatter the poison among innocent
people. Good people everywhere will be glad
to learn that he will probably escape any
serious results
National Republican., 1880-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DY single gentleman furnished front room
ID without board. III central locality about els per
month; best references. Address j, Republican
Office. oci5 3ts
VIZ ANTED--A gas heating stove In good ORDER
w must be bargain. Address BUYER, Repub
liCnn office. ocl43tt
National Republican., 1880-10-15

THE engines Of the Kattywar state railway
in western India are worshped by some of
the natives. A potter at Lms having for n
long time suffered from fever and having
failed to get relief from any of his gods, at
last contracted to place certain offerings be.
fore the "cuginc god" if that would bring him
relief Aud sure enough the fever abatod.
So the potter has offered cocoauut to the
god" to the astonishmcnt Of the conductor
and engineer of the train.
National Republican., 1880-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Hon. Arthur MncArtlur.

Hon. Arthur Macarthur. President
Post-Graduate Glass Prof II. o. Caughton, VIII
meet Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at y. M,
commencing October d.
Wednesday and Friday, at p. m, commencing Oc-
Junior Class, Prof Eugene Carus will meet Tues.
day. Thursday and Saturday, at y. M, commencing
Tuesday, October .,
Regular lecture Fridays at 7:30 o. m. commencing
November 8. All students nrc expected To attend
those Lectures special topics by gentlemen emlnent
at the bench aud bar List lectures aud topics viii
be ready Novemberl
Special lectures criminal law Tuesday, nj 1!3O
b. m, commencing Tuesday, NOvember2 2
Moot Court Wednesday, Mt 30 y. m.
TuitOn-Junior aud Senior classes, s. per month.
PostGra1uate Glass. . for the full term THIS IN.
cues Moo; Court recitation and nll Lectures general
aud special. Gentlemen Intending to enter can apply
10 the secretary, w. j. NEWTON, $40 seventh street,
o to D. IN, oci
National Republican., 1880-10-15

IOlIN SHERMAN & CO., Real Estate Agents and
~ AuCtoneers, st. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE, IMPROVED BY a TWO-STORN FtAME
DMlLLlNG AND FRAME STABLE, ON ELtN.
ENTH y SlNEEI EAST, BETWEEN AND
STREETS SOUTH.
By virtue Of deed OF trust to Daniel l., Eaton,
dated September q, a. ID. 1870, and duly recorded in
ber No G2O folio 80 OF the land records for the
District of Columbia, and under decree of the
supreme Court of the District of Solumbin passed In
equity cause No. G,u3S, docket Is wherein John "A. j.
CroSwcll ct al. are complnlnunts aud John Hogan
ct al deieniants, aud AT the request Of the legal
holder OF the Indebtedness secured by said deed OF
trust VIII sell at public auction, In front of the
premises on SATURDAY, the ?3d day Of OCl OBllR,
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia, TO wit
All that certain piece or parcel of land known and
described as lot numbered twenty-five 2) of Tngeys
subdivision of square numbered ga, with the i'm
prOv mente thereon. The property Will be sold sub
ect TO all general and special taxes assessed against 1t
ana due ut the time of sale
Terms of salO: One-third cash. balance In six and
twelve months for which the notes of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale at the rate ofsN
per cent per annum and secured by deed Of trust
the property sold, must be given, or the purchaser
may pay all cash. deposit Of 500 Will be required
OF the purchaser Mt the time OF sale and all convey
ancing Will be ut the cost of the purchaser If the
terms of sale are not compned with In seven () days
the property ut the risk and cost of the deiaultng
purchaser after Ave (5) days advertisement IN ono
% tho daily newspapers published In the city of
EMORY A. WHEELER Trustee
w. NJ, SMITH, Salesman. OcieO&ds
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Tho Pleasures of Hnnc.

When tho body is bowed with pain an in
tense longing for relief brings hope. This
may brighten the suffering, but it does not
cure At time like this how welcome is
such friend as Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, bringing bopc, health and happi-
ness and the joys of renewed life.
National Republican., 1880-10-15
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
THE SCHOOL OF LAW

opens tor the annual torn OF lSs0-Sl "WEDNESDAY
EVENING, OCTOBER q, at o'clock, in the Lecture
Hall, Ol6 + street northwest. Ia Washington city,
Regular course of two years, $50 per annum; post
graduate course. s2l
For particulars address
VIM HENRY DENNIS, Secretary,
No. 0l6 + street northwest, Washington ID. @.
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CHARLES +. PRENTIss, lTrus,
JAMES 4. WORMLEY, i'"9
II II, WARNER, Real Estate AuciioncCr.

ID.
TlMSTEEs' SALE OF A TwO.STORY AND At.
TIC FRAME HOUSE ON NINTH STREET., BE.
TWEEN u AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST
by virtue OF n deed OF trust, dated July 10. 1873,
duly lecO ded In liber 1s9. folio MA of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, and at the re-
quest OF tile party secured, we Will sell at publ auc-
ton in front Of the premises on TUESDAY, the
goth day OF OCTOBER. a. d. 1870. ct 40 o'clock
T. n the following described ren estate situated in
ihe cily oi Washington, District of Columbia, TO wit
Part OF lot numbered one U) In square numbered
nine hundred aud twenty-five (05) descrlbel as fol
lows: Bcgnnng for the same at the southeast cor
ner OF said lot ono (), and running thence north
thlrytight feet eight inches lss r. in thence west
seNentywO tect thence south thirty eight feet eight
Inches CPS r. In and thence east seyenty-two feet,
70 tie beginning, together with the improvements
Terms; One.third cash and the balance In six (G)
twelve (l2) and elgte Is) months. with Interest at
sper cent per unnnm. secured by deed OF trust on
the property or All cash. at option of purchaser s5l
deposit ut time Of sale and nl COnveyanclng Mt cost o
purchaser. Ifterms OF sale not cnuiulied with In
seven days tile trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk aud cost OF the siRultng pur
chaser after five days advertisement
JOHN JOY EDISON,
THOMAS s. HOPKINS,
ocS.lS26 Trustees.
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Business College

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STS. N w.
This institution has progressive and successful ox-
peTience of sixteen years 1t educates young men
and women for usefulness and selfsupporl. It's
OF study and udning comprises the English Ian.
guaRe. Business Arithmetic, Spencerinn Practical
Peninanship, bookkeeping, by single and double
entry, adapted to every variety of business Business
Practice, requiring the making out and exchanging
of all kinds of business papers, paying and receiving
cash and keeping The accounts; Eucution aud Lee
lures Day and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 20, 1880 For information and terms call at
the College, or address HENRY c. SPENCER,
Principal, aul7
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Major of Engineers, U. s. A..
Engineer Commissioner p. 9,
BUREAU coNsrnucTloN AND RrPAiR,

BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR, 7
WAsHISGroN, d, G., Oct 4. 1880
GEALED PROPOSALS., In duplicate 10 be In.
- dorsed proposals for Copper" will be received
NJ this Office until IL o'clock noon the 10Th DAY OF
OCTOBER 1850, TO furnish and deliver at the Wash
ington Navy Yard 100000 pounds OF best quality
hned American Copper This Copper VIII be re;
American Cake Copper, about u inches wide y
inches long and 2s iiches thick. to weigh about $50
pounds; 5000 pounds best quality refined American
1ngot Copper, about 81 inches long, inches wide and
one.haf of each kind Of Copper TO be delivered on
or before the LIST day OF December 1880 and the SEQ
ond half or before the LIST day of January 1881,
with the privilege Of delivering tho whole at as early
a day us the successful bidder may desire.
The whole of this Copper Will be subject % the test
and inspection of the proper officers OF the washing
ton Navy Yard, TO whom bidders are referred. No
proposal will be considered unless from n manuiac-
turer or regular dealer In Copper.
The right Is reserved to lelect any or all offers
should be considered TO the interest OF the Govern
mcnt to do So
Blank forms for bids to be had at this Office
j. ADAMS SMITH,
oc5.2aw2w. Pay Inspector U, =. N.
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A SITUATION as porter in store hotel, or
IA driver Of milk or business wagon; am willing
TO do anything for n living. Address * MCCIlES.
NEY, 7l5 Rhode Island ave. ocli
National Republican., 1880-10-15

A N honest woman. to take charge Of n widowcr's
"A house and do the work; she must interest her
self In the family. Address LUCK, Republican
National Republican., 1880-10-15

second series "a; past-due coupons, 0O9f now ten
forlics 4O6 Virginia ten-iorties, coupon, 97I bid
today
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

The Columbian College opens Septembers
The Medical School opens October 4.
The Law School opens October Is.
For catalogues or further information fdress
JAMES C. WELLING, LII D.,
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Il n coLDwELL, Real Estate AuclOneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FIVE TwoSToRY
BNlgk HOUSES NEAR WILSON STREET,
NORTH OF LEDRoTr PARK.
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LOST.

Il OST-At or near the Capitol, n black pocketbook,
y i containing about fli watch and trunk KEYS, y
liberal reward iflen ut lT2S Vermont ave ocl@sL'
II OST-Suuday afternoon. October 10, between the
IL convent and st. Augustines church. n cameo
rnR, light figure. Liberal reward VIII be given y
returned 10 iIi6 I stnw. ecl2-3tl
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PRNlalSAhLS.

DR0P6SGIS FOR REMOVAL OF BODIES
FROM HOLMEAD CEMETERY,
ESGfSEEn DEPARTMENT.,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WAsHISUToN Oct. 4, 1880. J
BY direction of the Board of Commissioners, sealed
proposals will be received at this office until II o'clock
in., on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1880. from the
Trustees Directors of Cemeteries In the vicinity Of
Washington, for the removal and relnterment of
bodies from tho Hoimead Cemetery.
Blank form of proposal, specifications and infor-
nation Will be furnished upon application at this
Office.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
w. j. TWINING.
Major of Engineers, u. y. A.,
oc0-0t Engineer Commissioner D. g,
National Republican., 1880-10-15

pY a respectable young white girl, n place to do
- light chambcrwork and rs sist with washing
Address Ul7 n ave. Oclj
National Republican., 1880-10-15

VITANTED--To 30 two miles into the country, q
w conchman who has been used to waiting and q
housegrl to wait and assist with washing aud IRON
ing. both colored. Address Y, Republican Office.
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National Republican., 1880-10-15
R0SSLYN SEMINARY,
oO3 Sixteenth Street N. w

Mrs. LUCY u. SMITH, Principal; Miss II. ROSS
Assistant Misc H. II. SIl ELTON. Latin, Elc Draw.
ing aud Cnlisthencs' Madame DU VAL French.
Best Professors in Music, Painting, Sc.
NOW I'M SESSION.