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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03
AN ICE FACTORY.

The location for this establish
ment is to be lot belonging to Mr..
Cooke, on Franklin street, next to
the Methodist Church. He speaks
with certainty of having his factory
in operation in sixty days at fur
thest from the present date; and
will be able from the commence
ment to make from six to eight
tons per day of pure, solid ice. He
pledges himself to keep down all
fluctuations in the ice market and
to make contracts which will secure
to his customers an ice supply at
even rates throughout the year. A
cent a pound the year through is
the rate at which he believes it can
be furnished. This is good news
for housekeepers.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03
Grange warehouse.

Sales Reported Since Our Last Issue.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03
GO AND SEIZE
Rice, Broaddus b Co.'s
IMMENSE STOCK f.. .stA)V
SPRING and SUMMER
DIR Y GOODS,
CARPETS, CLOTHING. BOOTS AND sHoEs,
which being wholesale possible prices
N6E5 Iii ~ IRleV
BEAUTIFUL PRINTS At THE LOWEST PRICES.
BlRGAlSl IN BLEACHED AND brown DOMETIS c SHRETINGS
HandsOmest Stock Black and Fancy Silks in the Market
Beautiful French Novelties in Silk and
Wool Dress Goods.
Elegant stock Dress trimmings fnges to match Beau
rOInC Mn pniaf unlF lravo ~
BARGAINS IN BLEACHED AND BROWN DOMETICS { SHEETINGS
HandsOmsst Stock Black and Fancy Sks in the Market
Beautiful French Novelties in Silk and
Wool Dress Goods.

Elegant stock Of Dress trimmings nges buttons to match ea
ufu brocaded SILK Mumme Cloths for dapey and trimmings
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03
Boots! Boots!
John Rick,

AZ Court House Block, Franklin St.,
having just returned from the Eastern cities,
where he has selected a first-class stock of
material and manufactured goods, is now
prepared to furnish
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-04-03
THELARGEST AND BEST

Stock of Ready-Made Clothing ever offered by us G
goods were placed before the advance, and we prOpo
We know the way to do ii to sell GOOD goods cheap
National Republican., 1880-09-11
District Courts.

EQUITY COURT-JUsT1CE CoX,-Brown vs.. Fox
ct al; injunction continued until final hearing.
McLuin VS.. Bailey French Paving Company uuder
adviSemCnt on rule of Scptcmbar9. Q. Carter VS. Jones
ct al; William NJ, Gait S Co. and }. G.. Ergood,
judgment creditors, allowed TO intervene. Forsyth
VS.. liibcrnia Building associations; on hearing
PROBATE CoUHT-JUsTlCE CoY.-In re estate Emma
Gibbs, deceased; final notice issued 10 admnis,ra-
tor w. A., appointing Friday, October Snext forset-
widow appointed administrative; bond 81 ,OO0 In
re estate of Benjamin RuisS, deceased: Elizabeth
Relss appointed administrators on bond of 81 40.
In re estate of William Minor, deceased: Ann
Minor appointed administrative; bond 500.
In re estuto OF James Barrett, deCCnsed rule on
widow to show cause. EXempined copy OF tho
will of Catherine J. A dams, deceased, from WASH
ington county court KY h.ed and admitted to
probate and record In re estate Of George savage,
deceased; rule on widow to show cause why sho
does not administer Rudolph Watkins was up-
pointed guardian to infant children OF III. Key
Hunter. wis of Tobias Warren and Susanna
Sophia Lippodt fled for probate. Rs-
ceipts filed by Thomas Bayuc for record show
ing transfer Of certain bonds Tor public sccurites)
by him 10 the estate OF John B0ync, deceased, In
estate Ann P.ckIell, deceased; answer fled and
others. VIII OF John NJ Belt admitted to probate
and letters granted TO Charles Mackall, executor
bond $4,000. The following accounts were passed:
Third general and individual account OF Thomas
Bayne, guardian TO orphans OF VIM. II. anu Mary
A. Arnold deceased, and fourth ana final aC-
count with Eugene T. Arnold; sixth and iluNl Gc-
count Of Harrison ;. Bowen, as guardian 10 Charles
Cornish guardian ~ Charles Is, Cole hrst ana hnal
account OF William V. 5. Wilson, as guardian to
Ada q. Stewart, resiBtcd under order of court Adj
lOurned 10 Tuesday next.
National Republican., 1880-09-11
THE GREAT
I $50

10 THE IoEfT, Wi5sf ST And Il ihNS NsSoiGiiTHwEsT.
spLnNbB RGVshE ThHSF MlaaiFithaf H Ai
TRAINS LNJ u HEEES WshEd6S Sdy 2 fsn l:S Depot
nor OF sixth and streets, as follows
cars 70 @ lie and GhcSso @ o ~n M i'R Gy
with sleeping Cars ifom Harrisburg to Cincin.
naii, ST. Louis and Chicngo G3O p. m. daily, with
BXLTIMoRE 4 PoToMAC RAILROAD
with PSrlor Car 10 watkins and tha North, al Soj
copt Saturday, with Palace Cars to CanRndaigua
For Willlansport, Lock Haven and Elmlra at 1910
n m. daily, except sunday.
For New York and The East, 1910 IL M. 2;l0 and 1000
Limited Express OF Lanan Parer Cars, $50 a. IN.
For Brooklyn, New York. all through trains connect
at Jersey CITY with boats of "Brooklyn Annex
double isrriagS across New York city.
For Philadephia lvtOa M, 2;lo, $40 and 1000 p M
Limited express, o;so e. = m daily, except sunday -,
M, iO;l6 u. NJ, $40, OSO and lo;Oo p, ~.
For Popos Creek Line, $40 ~ M, and l'io D. m, daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. M, and $40 p daily, except
ALEXANDRIA ~ FREDERICKsBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA ~ WASHINGTON
For Aexandria, T. 7;2O o. u H. M; A:2O 2O O.25 and
lI'SO p' M ON Sunday, 40 and II H. M and
For richmond and the South, 700 a, M daily, and
$50 p. M daily, except sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington O. g. 10 n, m
sandSy al and 10 a, m, and o65 p 'i.'''''' m,
Tickets, Information, sleeping ana parlor-car ac-
east corner ofrhiroenth street and Pennsylvania
avonuo northeast corner Of sixth street and Pcnnsy
YGnln avenue, aud at the DEPOT where orders DO
loit Tor the checking of baggage to destination from
t. p. FARMER, Genersl Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager
National Republican., 1880-09-11

BALTIMORE, MD, sept. ~.
Cotton firm. Mlddlng llssc.
Flour active and higher for the lower grades.
Howard street and western superilnc SBS3 10; do.
extra, s46Di 50 do. family, 81 sj@5 30; City mills
Superiine, s3G3 %; do. extra, Sid4 %; do. family,
6 75gG 25; do Rio brands So 10; Patapsco family.
Sc so.
whcat-Souihern higher western irregular.
closing steady. Southern red, 81 03Ml OS do.
amber 81 l0gl 49, No. l Maryland, IL l3; No.
western winter red, spot, and September
81 O5dl Ojl5; October, 81 OGl$9l O6I; November
81 0734 asked; December. 81 0Ji zGl O9b4.
Corii-Southern nominal. Western mixed spot
and September, 5l3sc asked, no bld; October
52lia52l%c November, 533IG5iIc.
Oats firm. Southern, Hobo; western white,
4ldi2c; do. mixed, 4O@4ic
Rye higher and firm at 92c.
Hay firm. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, slgd2l per ton.
Provisions firm and active for Job lots Mess
pork. Sl7 bulk meGts-loose shoulders. no oiler-
94c; bacon shoulders, Ici clear rib sides l0c;
hams l2lEGl3lac lard, refined tierces DC.
Butter firm. Primo to choice western packed,
lGm22c.
Eggs fairly steady at l6c.
Petrocum-Cuide nominal; refined CSC
Coffee firm, Rio cargOcs, Ordinary to fair, l59
Ice.
Sugar strong. son lO1Sc
Whisky firm AT 81 IS
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull. Cotton,
3l6Gl4d; -four, IS Sd: grain Gd. rlS4
ReCciptN--llOur, 2,0lS bbls; wheat Sii00 bu;
corn, 2j.70O bu; oats, 39j8 bu; rye, none.
Shpments-Wheat, a $50 Ou; Coru. 3.i6l bu.
sAlc'-Whout, 56J3l9 Ou; corn, CLEO III.
Virginia skies, old, 81 asked do. deferred 75S. DO
consolidated, 59ii; do. second series %; pHSt-due
coupons, 9oE; new ten-iorlies, lll9 bid today.
National Republican., 1880-09-11
A Noble and Consistont RECORD,

n NODle SOnbtStSni httOTN,
This weeks issue of Hdrper's Weekly has =
perfectly frank and satisfactory reply to this
question, by a correspondent;
Mr.. EDToR-How can you reconcile the pres
ent support of General Garfield by HdrDer's Jeeky
with the views Of him which it expressed in ls73'
y REPUBLICAN,
AS to which it says;
Ha,pe's Weekly has never entertained or ex.
pressed any other opinion of General Garfield than
that ofperiect confidence in his honor, and Of ad
miraton for his ability and public services. The
views of this journal, we had occasion to state
six years ago. arc to bo found in It's editorial col.
umns, and those columns will be searched IN vain
for any word of dstrust of u man whom friends
and foes cordially respect.
During the progress of the Credit Mobilier invcs
tigation the Weekly commented upon It from time
to time saying that the character Of Mr.. Garfield
and others must be their sure defense until some
ofense was proved. When congress took action
upon the Poland report, the Bsekig assuming
the report to be correct, and without knowing
Mr.. Gartiolds explanation, condemned congress
for moral cowardce in substituting censuro for
pulsion in tho case Of Ames and Brooks, aud In
passing without notice tho case Of members inoul.
pated by n report which it had accepted, But
when General Garfield published his conclusive
explanation, Hdrpa's WeeEy said, on the 2sth Of
June 1878, and IN perfect accordance with all that
IL has ever said OF thought Of him;
Mr., Garfield has laid his defense before the poo,
pie and II is probable that u large majority Of his
couutrymen will rejoice to pronounce verdict in
favor OF one who has always borne u high rGputa-
ton, and whose traducers are plainly unworthy Of
belief But Mr. GArheld's defense uguinstth
charge Of his aSsailantS was hardly needed, His
character was sufficient shield, His political life
has covered him with honor and not MI tho ranCor
of the enemies Of freedom can deprive him of the
esteem and gratitude Of his countrymen.
This was the opinion Of General Garfield eX.
pressed by Harpers lVeekly in 1873, and it is
that which it expresses in 1850.
National Republican., 1880-09-11
FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ @ O I'll q F G IL :
A.,.ur,,.or,on,. nrdor tho head or

Advertisements under tho head OF
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED
OF acceptable nature, and not 10 exceeo Iour hS'
our third page, are free TO all.
Advertisements FOR Rc1t Safe or lost not to ercefd
three tines iUt be inserted three n'ncs Jor IpsTiyJ'te
CtliLA
II answers fail to come the first time, we nvne n
second third or as many repeutous are necessary
to secure what you advertise for We wish the ad-
verisers feel that they imposing on u.s. but
doing favor by using our free columns, as wo
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN,
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wrnts supplied.
Adverilsers should remember that letters directed
To INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postofce. If initials used they should he directed
In the care OF some person, firm or postoffce box
No free advertisements taken ancr O'Clock p m.
Advertisements be LEFT q, our Office, or sent
through the mail 10
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
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pRoposAls FoR uNIEonMs ANp HAYS.
o onEpAayMrsr est or METnor9LlrAN L, P2rrSE. !

DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE,)
OFFICE MAJOR ASD SUIT. aT1 ~ ~. y. w.
WAsHtNdToS, ID. C., sept !, lss0. }
SEALED PROPOSALS. will ba received at this
office until II o'clock m, TUESDAY, 18th in8t at
which lime they will be opened, to furnish this de-
partment with two hundred (2tO) more or less, un
forms TO measure, for winter OF the polce force,
consisting Of overcoats of blue beaver cloth, irock
coats of blue flannel vests of blue CLOTH pRntnlOons
of blue doeskin material to be of best quality indigo
blue dye, TO be cut In aCcUrdaDcs whthe regulations
for uniforms to he worn by tha Metropolitan Police
force" Bids TO be made separately for each garment
The dies for the buttons viii be loaned TO the success
iu bidder
Sealed proposals Will be received at same time for
furnishing Two hundred and twenty (9.Ol, more or
less hats, similar TO sample on view at this Office
Samples Of material and hats must accompany bids
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
Mark envelopes Proposals for unforms' or Pro
pOsals Tor Hats" as the case may be.
Bidders are invited TO be present at the opening
For further Information apply TO Captain G. r.
Vernon, Inspector NJ, r., at Police Headquarters.
by order OF the Commissioners y. q. -
WM. q. BROCK,
c6.Ntt3 Major and Supt, Met. Police.
National Republican., 1880-09-11
10 take effect
SUNDAY. MAY q. 1850. AZ LEO 2. NJ.

SUNDAY, MAY %, 1850, AT 1870 p. M.
AN Leave Washington:
SSh -F hFSs%9rG FSn GTfdhE feqa Hxps Iy 4s Way Stations
6:5j-Baltmore. Annapolis and Way (Pedmont
Strns6nrg Winchester, Hngorsl0wn, Frederick
sloFsps f%& Wsyk q kos.s kSs ssi%a|w sa IVA, stations,
s;3'-STAUNToN AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EX-
9OO-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BOSTON
AND BALTIM0RE EXPRESS. Pnrlor car
Gco-iion sunday ony-BalIimore, Annapolis and
w PirrsBURd EXPREss tconnecis ] iiStl tor Hasers =
town, and at Point OF Rocks for Frederick and
Pullman cars TO Cimcininti and IouisviIie
daily; Grafton to sapdusky daily, except Salur
iOOo-DALrIMoRE EXPRESS Stops nt Blndcns,
burg, College, Brllsyille, Laurel, Annapolis
Junction, Jessup's aud Hanover,
i?iO-Baltimore Annapolis, Ellicott City and Way.
4''-NHY EdN rNPaE,.s SN9RE, ssnlLA6ELrHfA { And nos-
a:aO-Gaiimore ana Way Stations. twlnchester,
sfFEf6 SRS va ABsSyI
REL EMPRESS (trederiek, via RelayJ Stops
chester aud Way stations. ton Sunday 10 Point
5;lO-cHlCAGo AND COLUMBUS EXpREss.
fi %SD f"S BALTIMORE Ex
,o. PkEss; stoss At Baaensbulg and Laurel.
6:Ij-tBntimOre and Way Stations.
7.O-BALIlMORE Al Nd LAUREL EMPRESS.
GS0-tS'E LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PIrlSBURG EXPRESS. (Pittsburg except
Suuduy.)
Sleeping cars to st. Louis and Plttsburg
9;3j-fBALllMORE. BLADENSBURG ANDLAU-
REL EMPRESS.
i0;i5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. sleeping car
New York; and special sleeping car to Phila-
dclphia.
tDaIy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
sunday.
All trains stop nt Relay Stat on,
For further Information apply Mt tho Baltimore tS
Ohio ticket onlccs Washington Station, and COS 6lO
ana 1851 Pennsy lvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders Will be taken for baggage to
be checked and received at any point IN the city.
w. NJ. CLEMENJ
Master OF Transportation
GEO, s.. KOONIZ General Agent
J.. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent.
q. X. LORD General PASSENGER Agent.
National Republican., 1880-09-11
Arousins IT'S Readers.

An alarm of fire ut midnight is a startling
thing, but not half 80 startling to many who
hoar it us would be tho sudden knowledge of
their own dangerous physical condition.
Thousands Of thousands are hurrying to their
graves because they are carelessly Indifferent
to the insdious inroads of disease and the
means Of cure, 1t is tho mission of IL. Ii.
Warner " Co., with their Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, to arouse men to Il sonse Of their
danger aud thcn cure them,-[ Memphis Ap'
National Republican., 1880-09-11
I NiTEp STATES MAnsHALs SALE
John SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate Agents and
~ Auctioneers, 81 Ciond building.

ThUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL l. ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. l7iS
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWESE
by virtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th day Of
January y. ID. 1850, and duly recorded in iiber No.
~, folio lO5, of the land records for the District OF
Columbia and at the request In writing OF the party
secure thereby, will sell ut public auction In
front OF the premises ON TUESDAY, the 2lst day Oi
september, A ID. 1880, al O'clock p M, the following
real estate situated Ia the city OF Wasngton In tho
District OF Columbia, to wit All of original lot mum.
bored six cen (l6 In square numbered one hundred
and sixtyeight tlGS) together with the improvements
back buildings.
Terms OF sale. One-fnurth Of tho purchase money
to be paid In cash and the residue la three equal III
stnlmentS at one, two aud three years respectively
with interest AT seven per cent nnnD until paid
payable hntSeary, to be secured by notes and deed
oftrust on the premises The terms OF sale must be
complied with within ten days from the day of sale,
or the trustees reserve the right To resell che property
at the risk and cost of the defautng purchaser aer
five days previous advertisement x deposit OF $40
VIII be required at the time of sale,
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN,
JOSEPH b. LAWYER,
w. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. Trustees
"a saplIl Ia aa1t
National Republican., 1880-09-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Markat.
-. N...- -. a

NEW YORK, Sent. 10. 1850.
The imports OF dry-g0ods OF this port for the
week ending to-day were 49, US and the amount
marketed S3Ol2G62.
Money was easy at 2as per cent. and closed at
~ per cent
Exchange was dun at 4sOk@isi for long, and
4S3lg4S Tor short sight.
Governments were quiet and steady.
state bonds were quiet Tennessee new sold at
w, Nortn Carolina Consol fOurs at IS do. special
TAX, tlird class ut L. aud South Carolina skies nom
fundnble al 4.
Railroad bonds were fairly active: but irregular.
mere was decline Of "a In Kansas Texas hrSts
cOnsols assentcd, y IN Erie sccoudsnew consoidat-
cd, 3s in Erie seconds 1--WE per cents funded and u
IN Kansas u Pacific irsts cOnsOls Bur ington tG
quincy seyens sold at l2i Michigan Central scvens
at l2i, Albany q Susquehanm frsts at ll3Is New
York Central skies ut io5, Canada Southern frs.s
guaranteed at g3l5. and Lafayette, Bloomington &
Muncie frss al 1929
The stock market opened firm and advanced VI
to u per cent, but subsequently fell Oft L TO i3t
por cent the latter Kansas II Texas. During the
afternoon there was frmer feeling and All ini-
provement Of a to ia per cent. was recorded. In
the later dealings the speculation was very rregu-
lar, aud the market closed unsettled at a fractional
reaction from the late advance
The total sales were 2i5,00O shares. including
Delaware, LackawRuua " Western 30 700 Della
ware u Hudson $500, Eric 2S,600. Hannibal & 81.
Joseph $500, Kansas & Texas 20C00. Lake Shore
1000, louisville Nashville l,l0O. Michigan Ceu-
tra 400. Manhattan 1000. Northwestern 10 GOO New
Jersey Central 1900 Ohio Mississippi 500, Pa
cihc Nail 1000 Reading 1000 StPaul 1880, 81.
Paul & Omaha 45C0, Union Pacific s OOO. Wabash
Pacific 10000 aud Western Union 1900
nu
National Republican., 1880-09-11

tally restored IN either young or old All Malaria
POisons and lingering diseases OF Whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradicated nom
the aystem. For further diseases and difficulties
which treat you must make application NJ my oihCe,
CONSULTATION FREE 10 ALL
Ofllce and Residence No 1890 @ street northwest,
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets, near
Foundry NJ. T. church, and opposite Epiphany
church washington, d. O. tal2
National Republican., 1880-09-11
PkOP alSAI.S.
Navy PAY OrrIcE

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WAsIISGrOs ID, G., Sept, II, 1880.
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate 70 be IN
- dorsed "PropoHuls Tor White oak Logs" will be
received at this ONCE until ~ M, tho 3Oth day Of
1880 for B0r0 cubic feet white oak
log, to be delivered at the Washington Navy Yard
for construction department free ofnny expense 10
the government and subject to the usual inspection.
Blank forms tor hids, specifications and oil neceJ-
sary information to be had at this office.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
seil.2aw,2w Pay Inspector U. s. ",
National Republican., 1880-09-11

NLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
W rs the BEST so IL JUSrQS OLD STAND
known for years rs the only pllce whore rsI-class
second hand clothing can 10 sold At respectable
prices Address or call at
JUSlhS OLD STAND.
No. 6l0 street, between SIKH and seventh streets
northwest, branch store, No. is Ninth street. be-
tween ID and II streets northwest
II. Note seut by mail promptly attended 10.
National Republican., 1880-09-11
If. o. CANDEE, NJ, d., V. d., OF
NEW YORK.

/ treat and cure the following dis
eases. llgmOrrhOids or Piles, Con-
Throat and Lung dlhicul-
/ les, Consumption, Heart Disease,
Cntarrh, and Deafness caused by
CataTrh. Suffering and Slammer-
ing, Cancer, ScgOnlla, IL rnia, l2ry.
sipelas, GOirtre, Asthma, st. Nitus'
1 Ih.nnn RLnunAnIlanA nHA of VI
National Republican., 1880-09-11
T II. coLpwELL, Real laslalo Auctioneor.

TRusTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN UILLSDALE, ID. &.
by virtue Of deed OF trust 10 D. T.. Eaton and
myself dated April -, a. d. ls72 and duly re-
corded In Liber No $50 folio lj9 the Land Rec
ords for the District OF Columbia and at the request
OF the party secured thereby as surviving trustee,
will offer for sale In front of the premises at 1870
m. ON MONDAY, 3 'ptpmber y, A. y. lsSn, the fol-
lowing described real estate lying and being IN the
County of Washington, District OF Columbia and
known aud descrbed s lot numbered ten (Ol IN sec
lion numbered two (2l Of the Barry Farm, sub.diys-
ion $50 callod) according the plot thereof filed by
tho trustees OF the Barry Farm Fund n the Office OF
the Surveyor of Wa hington County, District Of Co
lunIbiL together with improvements, etc.
Terms OF saie ;llO, with interest nom Aprl ~, 1874,
and expenses Of sale IN cash aud the balance In one
year from date OF sale with interest At SIX per cent.
per annum. deposit of S25 will be required at
time Ofsule All cOnvuyHnCng nt purchasers cost
GEORGE W. SrICKNEi,
pu2l2tawtGtls Surviving Trustee G3a 4 street,
National Republican., 1880-09-11
FOR SALE-IsOUSES.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
h property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
ST. Cloud Building. Real estate and loans iy3i
National Republican., 1880-09-11
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IlALrlMoRE 6 OHIO RAILROAD
The Great Doube-1rark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
10 the
NORTH, NoRTHwE4r. WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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LOST.

T1NT1ItEt on the steamer Lady or the Lake or in q
~ street coming from the wharf, IN the Wh
instnnt, n three stoned diamond ring: rho finder
stnw seeai
National Republican., 1880-09-11
LEGAL. L..

TN>TTlIE sUTREsIE ColRT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. 3,i23.
TO depOsltop IN the Washington CITY. Savings
Bank NoIice is hereby given that all depositors
who have not drawn other Of the last three diri-
donds made by the Receiver will be dcbarrod from all
claim whatsoever unless thor claims for uudrawn
dividends be prc8 nled 10 The Receiver on or before
October 10, 1850. - . - .--., =, =. ,
w s. cox. JustIro, lul 2Awl0w
National Republican., 1880-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

Law DEPARTMENT OPENS MOND1I,
SEPTENBER go.
LTTERfRY DEPARThENT.
SCHOOL OF ANCIENT AND MODERN Lam
GUAgES AND ENG LIsH LITERATURE opens
OCIOBER II
POLYTECHNIC DEPi RTHENT
SCHOOL OF GEOLOGY. MfNERALOGY AND
MINING opens OCTOBER ~.
SCHOOL OF MATII ENATICS, SURVEY ING AND
CIVIL ENGINEERING opens SEPTEMBER ~
SPECIAL CLASSES.
special classes, day and evening, ln Chemistry,
Natural Philosophy. Botany, Natural History aud
Mechanical Drawing (lnCudlng Geometricnl and
Linear Perspective) will be organized early In Oc-
tober, Of which future announcement viii be made
Catalogues may be obtained, and students may
". T. NEWTON.
soittf SOY Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-09-11
VNHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
L or THE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

4 or TlIB
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
Professor OTIS L. MASON, A. NJ, Ph. D., Princ-
pal and Instructor In History and the English Ian
guage.
Professor ANDREW T.. MONTAGUE, a. NJ. In
structor In Latin.
Professor ANTHONY II. JANUS, Instructor in
French and German.
Professor HARRY G. DAVIS, A. r., Instructor In
Greek. Penmanship and Bookkeeping,
Professor ]. HOWARD GORE, B. y, Instructor In
Mathematics.
The school affords thorough preparation for the
college Its full course extends through four years
but u furnishes also high school course, occupying
two years. for pupils who have completed their
studies In tho common English branches, either In
the public schools or elsewhere.
The session opens on the Sth Of September.
Charge for the whole year, payable quarterly In ad
ance, SIS.
There are no extra charges.
For catalogues or further information address the
Principal College Hi, above Fourteenth street.
auapti
National Republican., 1880-09-11
WASHINGTON KINDERGARTEN
NORMAL INSTITUTE

for the Training OF Teachers, with model Kinder
garten and advanced classes up TO tho fourth grade
Sixth year begins september u Teachers class, Oc
tober is For circulars call at the National Kinder
glrten Hall, go Eighth street, aeI6w