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bound many q noble man, his estate
/ tRken away, hiswifediedpf breken
hSart, his children receiving their
tsead from the hand sof charity.
There are many thousands of de-
rsnged men aud women confined in
houses Of woe in the United States.
and from examination It is ascer-
! tanned thatone-third OF this, uumher
Have been brought To this most
imsianchoiy state by intempera nee.
Strong drink has srlly filed prisons
Land bnilt gallowss fi@Ye who love the
bottle consider what may lie your
end. Ye, who hold the bottle to sear
neighbor's month hesrken 70 the
truth, ye are, accountable TO God. .,
;sWoe TO him that giycth his neigh.
Dor drink, that putteth the bottle to
him and maketh him drunken"
Entire abstinence from ardent spir-.
its is the duty, the immediate duty of
every one. Danish ardent spirits
from yonr houses. DO not drink
them. Do not sell them. Do not
make them, and we shall become q
sober people. Bad meu tell as we
ieannot put down this evil. But we
fean. Whole States are beginning TO
feel the influence of temperance ex-
ertion. The dove has come back TO
the ark with the olive sign that the
waters are sbating; LET MS then not
be saithless. but believing. let us hear
the warning call. Let us come up to
the help of the Lord against the
mighty, aud we shall see all the
ground dry. and oh, We trust our
children's children shail see all 90
ber men, that they shall not behold
adrunkard, They shall know iu-
temperance only as a crime of their
fathers.
& My friends, will you help on the
cause OF temperance? Ye young
men whom God Especially admonish-
es TO be sohcr-minded. and Of whose
blood the destroyer iss most greedy,
will you help us? 'Ye whom we love
az mothers, as wives, and as sisters,
and whose influence is mightier than
al, viii you help Us? We ask your
help upon the principles of entire alb
stiuence. :, Adopt this maxim, adhere
to it faithfully, urge it upon your
children, press it upon your neigh
hor, pray for the aid Of our heavenly
Father, and We shall prevail. Tenn
perance is a cause congenial to the
word of God, and supported by the
best and ablest men and women
throughout the country. 1t cannot
be defeated. 1t is a good cause. 1t
will ultimately prevail. 1t will final
ly triumph.
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PUBLISHED BY REQUEST OF SOCIETY.


- The evils which strong drink has
brought upon us, are 80 tremendous,
and threaten such overwhelming ruin
to the morals and the liberties of our
country, that good men and women
trembie in all the land.
Intemperanee like every other evil
has been as the letting out of waters.
1t was comparatively a trifing nui
sance few years ago; most every
man felt confident he could with ease
and when he pleased, turn the pol
luted stream from his own door; but
a food is now rolling over our fields.
1t has swelled into mighty flood.
In some parts of our country the low
grounds are. almost covered, and on
the high places we see our wisest
men and women gathered in consul
tation. They call Tor the help OF ev-
cry man and woman, and for Che help
Of the Lord. 1iaA av
We read of a river which winds
through the beautiful plains OF
Hindostau, and that millions gath
er around it and worship the water.
We shudder when we are told that
thousands of human beings are Offer.
ings by this superstition. But the
stream haunted by drunkards is {
more awful food than the Ganges
The Hindoo believes when he drink.
of his river that health and beauty
and long life will be given him. Bu
| the drunkard knows that disease AMI
deformity and death are In th
| stream he quatfs. Strong drink ha
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MaxIills,

A prominent merchant has com,
piled the following maxims from hi'
own inquiry and experience: rE
/. Choose the kind of business
you understand.
2. Capital is positively required III
business, even if you have real estate
outside and credit eyer so good.
3. One kind of business is as
much rs man can manage success
fully. Investments ON the outside
do not generally pay, especially il
you require the money in you bust
ness.
4. Buy cautiously and just wha!
you want, and do not be persuaded
to purchase what you do not need
if you do you will soon want what
you can't buy. '
8. Insure your stock; insure your
store; insure your dwelling if you
have one.-If- the rate is high it is
only because the risk is great, and
of course You should not take the
risk yourself. a business that will
not pay for insuring will not justify
running. 20 e 80 kG
6. Sell to good, responsible par.
ties only. Sell on specified time,
and when your money is dHe demand
it; do not let the account stand with
out note or interest for an indefinite
period. iTA@lSf3Hl
I. Sell at q reasonable profit and
never misreprescpt to effect sale.
s. Live within your income; keeT
your business to yourself; have
| patience, and you will succeed.
o. Competition is the lite of trade
but in trying to run your competition
out of business, be careful you d.
not run yourself out. iA
Y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-05-27

California Lima Beans at Bowie
Pitrat 4 Co. .ast'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-05-27

Temperance essay by Mrs. A. D. Gill
LETT, read before the "Ghombers-
burg Temperance Allionce," April
10Th.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-05-27

II you ara IN need of Stove He.
pairs call on King & Dages and they
will ft you out. ri
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A wise NonlllatIo.n1.

Our Republican friends did a wise
thing at Columbns last week in
placing Major Townsend at the head
Of their ticket for Secretary of Stste.
He is man OF unimpcschable per-
sonal and political record, q good
debater, well posted in current topics
of the day, and will makes his inau=
ence felt during the CANVASS
[ Athens journal Dem.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-05-27

Mas. A. d. GlLLETT, Sec'y.
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FOR SALE.
A BusInesssStand, with an tEs-
tablisIed and Paying
Business,

THE undersigned on account of con-
i tinued Ill health, offers for sale
upon reasonable and easy terms his
property in the village of Rodney, :
miles from Gsllipolis, consisting of one
lot, upon which is situated business
house and dwelling combined, good
barn and other ou.houses, well of good
water, etc. Also, the stock Of goods
now on hand.
Iwish to sell my property and busi-
ness good will. A bargain will be Civ
en-, and upon terms that cannot fail to
please any one desiring TO purchase.
Address or apply to
J. L. WILLIAMS.
Rodney, Gallia Co., Ohio. 2
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Notice.

YACOB CHICK has been duly quali-
- fed as executor Of the last will and
testament Of John Chick, late Of Gsllia
County, Ohio, deceased.
JACOB CHICK, Executor.
Nay 13, 1850.
National Republican., 1880-08-12

general ordered that not n men should leave the
ranks 10 MI his cauteen. II hard to bear. bus
them men submitted in patience I'LL they saw the sol
with their canteens filed. This was too much,
and they began crying out, Water. water ~
immediately the general dashed among them pro-
claiming " Mutiny," and demanded the offenders.
or course, no one could tell who they were. He
then turned upon the regimcntal company officers
I'D them to he'll" and spent some time In con-
signing the soldiers TO the same com forable qiar-
iers. After he had got them all labelled for that
kingdom, he told them their officers were mot
worth Il Cd d-n." and, having exhausted his
vocabulary OF gentlemanly explosives calculated
20 encourage subOrdnatiDn. he called the men in
line and put them through the cyolutions Of
brigade drill for about half an hour, and thus were
they rested TO resume the march, These men-this
remnant OF iine army who had been dragged
through the putrid swomps Of the Chickahominy
until they were more like ghosts than meu-Wera
thus rested. thus drilled, thus marched, thus
abused.
Aud the subject of these charges is the gal.
liant officer whose martial qualities are set
forth equally to be admired by the north and
south If sneoring at sick men in hospital
IL robbery Of soldiers food, if profane deuun-
Citations Of the Commanders under him, aud
utter disregard of every instinct of humanity
are parts of chivalrous strategy, the less we
have of IL the better. If such are tue grldu.
ates whom West Point turns out, no one will
regret TO see it soou among the institutions Of
the past. The ato war was fought by Amcri-
eau ireemon, who Voluntarily sacrificed home
aud even life for the welfare of their country.
They were no unwilling cOuscripts forced into
battle at the point of the bayonet, but had
thoy boon u horde Of recalrdred deserters, they
could not have been treated more contempt
uously than they were by General Hancock.
lie may run well at the south. but the votes ho
will get from those who served under him
will bo wonderfully small.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. II, 1850.
Money was easy at 283 per cent, and closed
at 2l3G3 per cent.
Exchange was weak. aud the nominal rates were
reduced y cent 10 4s2S for long aud 4Sil5 for
short sight with actual business at iSi a4sl for
long aud 4sSi 6dIS331 for short sight.
Governments quiet but generally steady,
State bonds dull md nominal
Railroad bonds active, but Irregular. There was
an advance OF ~ in Jersey Central incomes, per
cent. in Jersey Central iirsts consOl aSsented lii
dauapolis. Bloomington Western frsts, do. Sec
onds and Ohio Central frsts, Y in Great Western
seconds, and u In Texas Pacific construction
bonds. Rock Island skies, coupon, sold at l2OJ5,
do. registered at 1904 Union Pacific lrsts at H.!
and Great Western hrsts at 10SL Iowa Central
frsts arc in demand az 1903 ydlO3M.
The stock market was strong In the early deal
ings and prices advanced az per cent, the Coal
aud Granger shares, Hannibal Il st. Joseph and
Union Pacific leading the upward movement.
weak aud under rather free selling the entire list
fell or the decline ranging from q to per cent,
Michigan Central Northern Pacific, lion Noun
tain the Granger shares and Union Pacific being
most conspicuous therein. III the final sales a
flrlner feeling prevailed and tho market closed at
fractional recovery In some cases.
The transactions aggregated 10000 shares, in
Guiding Delaware, LackawannA q Western HOO0,
Erie 2l,000 Hannibal & St. Joseph 1900 Kansas
4 Texas 5000, Northwestern 5000, Nashville &
Chattanooga 5000, Now Jersey Central 1900,
Reading 600, St Paul 14,00o, 81. Paul & omaha
1909, Union Pacific 5000, and Wabash Pacific
1900.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
EDUCATIONAL.

RAYARD TAYLOR said: 81 take great pleasure
lin recommending to parents the Academy ofMr.
Swithln G. shortlldge. l have had opportunity
for several yeas past OF observing the manner IN
which this Academy ia conducted, "a we'll rs the de
pertinent OF the pupils who intend /, , and am saus-
fed that nothug is neglected which further both
the intellectual and moral development OF the latter
$50 per quarter for young men aud boys; boarding,
schooling, books etc. No extra charges except for
music Special attention to duli boys SPECIAL care
and provision Tor little boys individual aud class
instruction for both advanced aud backward young
men. combining the advantages of private tutoring
and school.rOum dril. English. CommerCOl, Scien.
tic and Classical courses. English Conversation and
Business Correspondence taught to foreigners with
rapidly aud thoroughness Twelve instructors, all
men and all graduates French and German spoken
In language classes. Bookkeeping aud Penmanship
by Professor W. p. Hammond. author Of Potter q
IIammonds bookkeeping and Penmanshlp. Weekly
lectures by Philadelphia Professors, with the finest
and fullest apparatus for experiment aud illustration.
Fine building With ty-ilye rooms heated in all
stories aud lighted with gas hot and cold bnths gym
nasum: excellent table ample grounds
New Illustrated circular contains picture Of build
ngs aud full particulars, with OJ references, and lot
tors from the Hon. Fernando wood, Governor John
l.. Routt, Judge George NJ. Van Hoeseu ex.Presi-
dent Hill, the Rev. Dr. A. +. Peabody tho Rev. j. A.
rail from ThiTty-irst and Chestnut streets Phadel-
pha. - daily traina; coach meets thcm regularly.
Media has seven churches md n temperance char
ter-strct enforced-prohlbit the sale OF all in
toxlcaiing drinks. The health record Of Media has
students admitted ut any time.
No examination requisite for nimissiQp. -
For null particulars address SWTrHIN @. SHORT
LIDGE, A, NJ NIarvard University GRADUATED Media,
Penn or call on the Principal at Willard's Hotel,
washington, d. c. Thursday aIter p M ,,.,.., >,
National Republican., 1880-08-12
BALTIMORE, Mn. Aug. II.

BALTIMORE, MD, AuT, II.
Cotton dull. Middliug, llHc.
Flour quiet and steady. Howard street and vest
supertine 81 75@3 So do. extra IS 7b94 50;;do.
do. extra, 81 75@4 50; do family, sB@6 10; do Rio
brands s. 75&5 81 PatapsCo family, So 50.
Wheat-Southcrn steady; western steady, closing
firm. southern red, SlGl os do. amber, 81 IL
al l5 No. Maryland, nominal; No ? western vim
ter red, spot and August, l OSGl 0SlI; Sep
tembcr. 81 OSA6l 0Slt. October, y 0S54@I 0SJs;
November, l 09gl 095s.
Corn-S0uthern stcady western higher and
strong. Southern white, h4c do yellow nom
inal; western mixed, spot and August 49dI9Ic;
September 50lIc bid; October, 5O(so bid.
Oats steady and fairly active. western white,
Si03)c; do. mixed, SSG6ic'
Rye firmer at nc
Hay quiet Prime TO choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, sis9l9 per ton.
Provisions strong. Mess pork. sl5 bulk meats
loose shoulders, hssd5l5c; clear rib sidcs, S &C.;
do. packed, 5$4mSl9c bacon-shouldcrs, 6tIc;
clear rib sides s.4c hams, i2al3ci lard, refined
tieTCes, 3 &c.
butter dun, Prime to choice western packed,
AN2QC,
Eggs quiet at l2c
Petroeuu-Crude, nominal; refined, 9tc,
Colce hrn. klo cCrgoes, ordinary 10 choice. l39
1876,
Sugar strong, son lOHc.
Whisky quiet at 81 llWl llls
Recoin,-Flonr, e74 hbls: wheat. $4,000 bu;
corn, 70l bu; oats SgiO bu: rye, 40 bu.
shipmenu-Whcat als,6Cl bu' corn, l,jS5 bu.
Sala.-Whcat. bOj,31O uu: corn, 7iO bu.
Virginia skies, deferred o 4 do. consolidated,
56a: do. pastdIc coupons, SSt1: new tcn-iorties
ila4 NirIiun ieu-lOTteS coupons, bjls bid tO-dlv.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Hancock Campaign Song.

Now Hancock is our candidate,
Surely we are bound 10 win;
Outside we long have had TO wait,
On llanCocks fame wen now get In.
Chorus.
Oh. Hancock Is a handsome man,
Hancock IS 50 handy;
lie dances 10 a rebel tune
Just like southern dandy.
At Gettysburg he met US rebs,
And gave US Hail Columbia;
Now he's the chief Of the cOnleds,
II does seem rather funny.
Chorus.
Oh Hancock Is q handsome man,
Hancock is quite handy;
He cannot tell rebel tune
From Yankee Doodle Dandy"
oh Hancock is warrior true,
a soldier by profession;
He tights for those that pay the best,
lfuniOn or secession.
CHORUS.
Oh, Hancock is u handsome man,
Hancock Is a beauty;
Let rebels rally in the van
Aud lOcos do their duty.
Hancock was raised by Uncle Sam
Down on the Hudson river,
And swore to fight for that old man
Forever and forever,
Oh. Hancock, you're handsome man,
a regular West Point dandy;
You cannot tell a rebel tune
From Yankee Doodle Dandy"
SIMON SiuNTAPFER,
Hobson's Corners, Indiana.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
1880
THE GREAT


1000 THE GREAT 1890
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
-,,, 49,, nouBLE T9ACki STEEL RAILS ,,,,,,,
SPLENDID soENHEaG I'M. ENs44dNlFioENr A9oir'
TRAINS LESyh n yfhFsE hgH Il oa lssa Depot cor,
GsI Of sixth rs and M % streets as follows s,ooo,
fo' nTs to HoGsyilie and iRcago; io4o a. m. dsy5
with Sleeping Cara frorn harrisburg 10 Gncn-
natl, 81 Louis andiChlcazo e#O p IN daily, with
bAIi.SfSI@SaRRAN i.SS No Il iSPt PPtoyfoMAo RAILROAD.
Win Taror Car TO atkinS and thS North at
sa0a m daily, except Sunday At g.aO y. IN; daily,
dAiglA aud Watkips.
For WilIiAmsport, Lock Haven, and ElmhA, at 1910
For New York and The East, UIO M, ?;l0and lOoOp,
1mIIsd G4psass 2a ssaSy az pSns STS M paror Cara soa
daily, sHeep! Sunday. .,, ,,,.,.,. ,..,,,. 0...,
FOR JsPse y NV wh 5s ~ OF XnnSs
Hnosd5S direct transfer g & Futon street ,ft avoid
For Philadelphis lO4Os . M; $40 $50 aud 1000 p IN.
ON sunday, $40 and 1000 D. m.
@ For % SStmSrS S aO So % Sso aS SS sTSG M ans $50
s so 80 SiS eSo and zoo 600 p PA M 10. ON Sunday
For Pope'l Creek Line. o'O a. m and 40 p ~ daily
For Annapolis, iOA IA M aud so D. m. daily, except
ALExx n DRIA AND pFaEDERIcKsBURG RAIL.
For Alexandra, / $50, o. II a. M 400. $50 O25
For Richmond and tho South, TOO a. M daily, and
$40 D. IN daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave AloTAndriA for Washington, 6, s. 10 a.
&oasaSaSy On sa Il sad S"d 10 & "a ana SS So5 i Tu"SH M.
Tickets affirmation, aleeoing and paEloT'ear 40 40
east corner OF Thirtssnth street and Pennsylvenla
avenue northeast corner q street ana Pennsy m
len for thecheeklng or baggage 70 destination from
n''ViA H. i. FARM ER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager,
National Republican., 1880-08-12
LESsAH r.,

TN THE SUPREME COURT of THE DISTRICT
IL OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. af2a
To depositora In the Washington City Savings
Bank: Notice Is hereby given that all depositors
who have not drawn either OF the last three diVi-
dends made by the Receiver will he debarred from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
October 10, 1881. -
w. 8. COX. Justice. jul !awi0w
National Republican., 1880-08-12
To talso effect
SUNDAY. MAY y, 1850. Ar l:3o 2. M.

SUNDA1, MAY ~, 1851, AT l'5O r. M-
AM Leave washington;
ii,eGi HXPRE PIX S1S m'' STATIONS
e;65-BAltimore,. Annapolis, and Way piedmont
and way Way, Vi" iiSSSCi' RSisySi' '-'SS''''" ''''''N'
gtT3tt ESSts 1NT sS sGn spRNas
AND BALTiMoRE EXPRIsss. Parior car to
New York aud Phllpdephia- ,,,,.
eoo-lon sunday oniy-Baltimore Annapolis and
"' PiTTs ' BuRG EXPRfss, Comnscts Tor Hasers;;
town. and at Point Of kecks Tor dy ELsi.gek pnif sd
mar '? ears s'IIa 10 cncinnst ana Iou,yiIie daily
,oo GpS9E IS d eisen, Sens a. RaSan,.
burg College, Betsville, laurel. Annapolis juno
uon, Jessup's, and Hanover.
AnneSHl %s% fIT FIfP fy Hpd Way
10. 10 on sunday i onlvEBaitmore v M r' and i'yS Wsy
&D.- NEW YGRKs PHILADELPHiX And Bos
s,SO.B,itimore aud way stations Cwlnchester,
MDS Hss T%y ha va hSP nSy
REL EXPIRES iFrederiek' via Reley.) stops
4ss1tPoins Of Rocks, Frodersek Haserstown Win.
chester and Way s.stiSns ION con Sunday to Point
EGfaa aa EnSapo G%y srS@s saa 'Rs WAY stations
BIO -CaiCAG0 AND CULUMBUS ENTREES.
sFGikEEPiS sisRlnk Sf, lG fSsS AND s&E BALTIMORE Ex
q, stSs sse: i 1 %ay saon, Hnd Laurel
sGs-t tBaIti@oTs sIs @ saa Way Wa Station ,,vnn,s.
PflTsBURG EXPREss. Plttsburs except
Suuday.)
as,-3TBALffiaoKE BLXDENs6UR And LAU-
REL. EMPRESS, - -
IOI5-tNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO
Now York and special sleeping car 10 PhiRdel'
phia.
tDsiiy. ,sunday only. Other trains daily, except
All trains stop ut Relay station,
For further Information apply ut tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, WWahngton Station, aud COS GlO
and 1851 Ponnsylvana avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where ordera viii be taken for Baggage to bo
checked aud received at any point m The sity;
W. M. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
GEO q. ROONIZ. General Agent,
1. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
National Republican., 1880-08-12
FREE ADVERT1SING.
NJ O O III a F G Ei :
Advertisements under tho head OF

WANTED, FOR RENT, &C.,
OF acceptable nature aud not 70 exceed our hnes
on our third page, nre free TO nll.
No business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
Ave cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time, we invite a
second third or many repettions are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
ver sers to feel that they imposing US, but
doing us favor by using our FREQ 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
10 INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
posofce. If initials used they should be directed
~ the care OF some person. firm or postoffice box.
No free Advertisements taken after S o'clock p. m.
Advertisements can bo en 1T Our ofilce, or sent
through the mall to
NATIONAL REpuBrTCAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
I NITED STATES MARsuALs SALE

By virtue or writ Of her h'cins, issued ont Of the
Clerks Office Of tho Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, and TO me directed. VIII sell at public
safe for cash. at the Courthouse door orsad District
on TUESDAY, the Ath day OF AUGUST, 1880, a. IL
o'clock M, all the right, title, claim and Interest OF
the defendant Patrick Donughue, In and TO the fol-
lowing described property, to wits Lot ~ aud the
southern half OF lot 93 Ia block 10 OF Threkelds ad
dtion to Georgetown, In sud District, together with
hll and singular the improvements thereon, levied
upon M the property OF Patrick oDonughue to sat
Brooke.
August o. 1880. FREDK DOUGLASS.
Ana-dis u. s. MnralIal
National Republican., 1880-08-12
UNITED STATES MARsuAIs SALE.
LIMITED sTATEs MARsnAEs SALE:

BY virtue ofa writ of ner nacias, smed out OF the
Clerks Office Of the supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, Will sell at public
SALE for cash. at the CouTt-ouse door OF said bis.
trict, ON THURSDAY tile 2grlI day Of AUGUST,
1870, at u o'clock M al the right title, claim aud in
tereet OF the defendant, John q. Stafford In aud to
the following described property to wit; LOIS p, ~
and a. IN square l0l and west halt of lot 20 IN square
ie6 In the city Of Washington said District together
with all and singular tile improvements thereon;
levied upon as the property O John q. Stailord, to
satisfy execution No 1888 nt law In favor OF Gilbert
Vnnderwerken, use Of n. u. Grunwell.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
AUGUST 5, 1880. U. s. Marshal.
u1f.1 a
National Republican., 1880-08-12
AUCTION SALES.
IOHN SHERMAN q co, Real Estate AuctiC
~ GERS. 81. Cloud Buhling

~ GERS, 81. Cloud Buhdng.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE ON TWENTY FIRST rfgEET N. w, AT
AUCTION.
ny virtue Of deed OF trust, dated March 49, 1876,
and recorded la ber No. 71g folio 1884, Of the land
records In and for the District Of Columbia. aud at
the request oftheparty secured thereby we will sell
nt public auction In front Of the premises MON.
DAY the I'D day of August, A. d. 1850, a5 o'clock p.
M, the north pHrt Of lot numbered sixteen OG), IN
square numbered seyenty-two (72) improved by q
frame dwelling, No. 1874 Twenty-hrst street
Terms Of fsaie-One-thlrd cash, balance In six and
twelve months, with interest at per cent per an.
num- secured by deed Of trust the premises sold;
slO0 depo II required ut time OF sale -
c. f. PUENTtSS.
H. II. DONALDSON,
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH, Trustees.
Salesman. nuli dNda
National Republican., 1880-08-12

DRoPosAIs FOR GRADING. ASPHALT PAVE
IL MENr. STONE WORK AND IRON WORK.
OFFICE og SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPAGrMEST,
WAsHISdToN, u. c., August g. 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Mt this
office until IL on tho 18Th day OF AUGUST,
1882 for work approaches TO the United States
building for tho Bureau of Engraving and Printing,
In tins city, comprising grading asphalt pavement
coping and Iron fen e, all In accordance with draw
ings and specifications, copies OF which for each
branch and any additional information may be had
on applicatIon at this Office. JAMES G. HILE,
au4eoat Supervising Architect
National Republican., 1880-08-12
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
70 the
NORTH NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-08-12
WANTED-SITUATHONs

A GOOD girl, for general housework IN smal
IA family; must bring city references. Apply a
bl3 Fourth Il n W. anl