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Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
L IL GLOVES.


We are selling an upcommonIy good. we'll.
made, thApely, and line tbr, e.buiion kid
glove at tO cents pa 7; all oolors and sizes.
Everything that looks like kid, you know. IA
called by that name, no matter what animal
II grew 0nj
The qualities fought for in kid gloyos ara
delicate beauty Of texture, color, finish. sew
ing and shape; and durability. This love ia
as good as any glove regularly sold under sI.
1t is by accident that we can sell 1t at 50 eta:
and NO have all there are, 30 lar as we Know
Our regular stocR In ladies' and misses Kid
gloves at present consists OF the following
Alexandree (three.buttsn n.9).) Moriauasd
lthyee'hutton 81 Se) and Lupin (three .buttsn
VI oO): VI these tho first is known 10 be real
KID: The second is sometimes aid, Eonetimes
lan6' kim the third is generally, II not al.
ways, lambskin.
Ii Is thought supeinuous BY sonA TO tell
You v hat KID gloves are made Of Wo NAV
not always kLow. When we do, you shall, i'll
you read.
We employ the hest skill IN buying wo can
hnd. We get the best goods we Gun md. we
sell them tor what they are and as low as we
can. This ia our notion ot legitimate business,
At the Chestnutstreet entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
COrOmor'A Inau,at,

Coroner Bntz, yesterday, held an in.
quest over Mrs. Ellen Farrell, who re-.
sided cne-eighth Of q mile from the
practical Farmer" The deceased
vas iorty years of age, and had been
uncovered the previous evening by heI
husband lying dead in the Kitchen.
fhe Inquest was adjourned until this
ovenlng. Drs. o. lie and Springer made
an autopsy on the body this mornings s.
Undertaken Palm r's establishment.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
THIRD EDITION.
w0RKINaaEN MOVING.


The ren.workers -Orxansing Gnto
Repubhcas Olabs.
The ironworkers too are aroeeing
themselves TO action, fearing that po.
litical change to . Democratic admins
tration with tariff for revenue only,
would place them upon half wages. An
additional reason for action is the.Cut-
rageous fEauds practicsd rpon the Free
dom OF the ballot last Tuesday in the
name Of Democracy. The employees OF
the Diamond State Iron Company have
lead Of in the organizing of clubs OF
employees who sre opposed to q polit-
ical change and to prevent that change
will vote fer the Republican candidates
for President and Vice President.
After the works had closed last spe-
ming the employees irrespective Of
party met and organized a Rspublican
campaign clrb which they called the
John +. Dasis' ont Of respect to the su.
perintendent OF the works. While q com.
wittee was consulting upon the proper
officers, Mr. Mendsnhall, President Of
the company and Superintendent Davis
addressed the assembled workingmsn,
Mr.. Meudenhall distinctly drew the di.
yiding line between the prirslplss Of
the two leading political parties in a
very comprehensive manner, and Mr.
Davis dwelt upon the benefits Of pro.
tective tariff. EEE3
The committee on organic alton re-
turning the following officers were re.
ported and elected:
President, John r. Davis: Vice Prssi-
dents, Richard Maria, George Bryon,
H. Lewis and Isaac Conner; Secretary,
Joseph Hughes; Treasurer, howard
Wallace. |
A committee on rules, also one on
uniforms we're appointed and ls0 set OF
were ordered ON the spot.
By Saturday night it is expscted that
,Ro companies A. aud b. OF equipped
men, viii! turn sut TO attend the Gag
to the Hastings Guards at
he Institute Hall. This Is move in
he right direction and one that should
% made in all the manufactures in
he city.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

|H osi1Hr'
Lah spring We told you that We were sell
ing as4uarter more than same time last yea :,
NOW No are selling hall more. Thero Il
Iehsoa iori we have got what you want,
apn Ne sell u As you like to buy.
We nave Been hunting all over Europe foi
Eoea tnings. They come direct (nOt a man
GEORGE BRErTLE 800.
SAMUEL EDEN,
L. X. MORLEY,
LAMB 4 LEE.
A. y. USBORNE.
X. W. SMITH a 90.
NOTTINGHAM MSG. co.
MIDLAND HOSI EEY 90,
NorriN9HAM Il LElCESTER HO-
WELLS6 b VENN.
WARD, ETURT SHARP,
CHARLES GUlVET & OLE
GERMAN lis,
BULL1OT& 4 Gle.
AiRsCH 4 RIQEL.
VICTOR SAVOkIE.
MURAT h Gle.
FRIED. EHRE9. WOLLER.
rRIEDB. IHD. HEhMANH.
fkiEDhlOH kIRObIESEE.
1EbRUDER HEREURTH,
HElNkIOH SCHOPPER.
u. +. BECK.
HERMAN ST--KER.
CARL 9RUBER.
WEX 4 SUEHNE, ~
vel buy very little this side the ocean. We
90 oetfeI; and 80 do you. We can't IcIl ron
Whist we've got Tor you; only these few;
fure silk, 70 plain cOi0rs, So. rs; New York
gets ts.sl f0r Tho very same
spun SIX, embroidered. $2 200; plain, A5O
(the latter not In yer). These are sold else
where at $3.50 and $500 respectively.
ancy hosiery Il isn't possible TO say any,
thing about; except that American manuiac. |
,nrers come here 10 sec what Ia made abroad.
ihey know where the best assortment is Kept.
Navy-Clue, white polka dots, French cor.
on, IS cents: nobody else has got 'eni yet,
where SO cents.
tinet Eaglisb cashmere, Is colors, s.0o;
or ladies'; SS cents Tor aissts'
Misses French wool. 20 coiors, CO cents for
inch, &c.
We've got to stop somewhere; we'd like to
ell you Of some for gentlemen and children:
Underwear too Must wait another day y--but
ou needn't.
Outer ciicis east from tie Chestnut street
ntrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER. 4
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
John +. Davis C,uh

A Republican campaign club, called
the John 7. Davis club, has been or.
gsnized by the employees ofthe Diamond
State Iron Company. The officers Of
the club are President, John T. Da
Wis Vice Presidents, Richard Naris
Heorgs Bryon, Fl. Lewis and Isaac Con
n"r Secretary, Joseph Hughes Tress
Nfer, Howard Wallace.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
M. .L.LlCHTENSTElN, |.

Dr. Simms VegeCaDle Liver Pills, ou
gar Coated, without an equal. They never
gripe or sioken In operating move the bowels
easy BY acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lest energies BY promoting tho healthy
action Of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or left side OF
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Oostiveness
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Biliiousness, Languos, General Weakness
and other bodily intirmitles are cured. They
operate without Gripping, Siokenihg Wosk.
ness, or leaving the bowels oostive. They
promote healthy Liver and leave the syston
Tree from the danger of prevailing digeases,
Sold BY dealers and country store keepers.
Ask for Dr: Simms Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, WilmInu.
on. Dol. PhiladelDbia. 602 Arch ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
AND CHILDREN's HATS.

We hayo all the new styios that arc out.
We have also son. hats from last year, which
you may have for temporary use, t. take the
pIace VI the shabby ones, II you want to walt
a little iOr later styles. Tbese will answer TO
beSin with. and cost 30 littlethat you can
afford to give them away iD month
Reer tie east Nsrket.st entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
DpYS' CLOTH ING.

Nobody in this city. New YORK or Boston,
has go gfeb. variety In boJs' clothing no
body SONS to care 10 much about exoal'inK
in it.
Our styles are Of own making. sunisct to
tho very general requirements OF The iaEhiOn
OF tho season. he same styles are not to bV
lound elsewhere, at least not until tEcy are
copied.
Near the Market street middle entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
. UBBER ENTERTAINMENTS,

Those garments are Of very unequal quail.
ty; 1t Is guess work 10 buy them; not one per.
gOn in bun red can judge of them.
II is tolcrlbly well Rnown that we know
what our goo ere: that We qua Iantee them:
and sell under the market besides.
Main aisle from Markot-street middle en-.
trance, at It's junction with outer circle.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
Cl1OE5.

ShUES.
~
LadisS', gentlemen's, ehildren's. We kesP
he tine6t 0i work and The bcst OF leather;
ready-h ale ana to measure; wo keep also all
Sor 8 OF honest sboes.
Market street front, wegt OF middle entrance.
JOHN WANAMAkEK,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
DEA EHN.

McBRIDE.-On the Oh inst, B.rbara J..
wife of Williaa Nc Bride, -
The relatives and trieGds Of th4 family are
InVited 70 attehd ths iunera! irjm tie 70 l.
dence Of her husband, Sixteenth AnJ soft
Streets on Saturday, ait rnCou az q o'clnrt
Interment w Mt 5aleu camc'sry
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
EXCURSIONS.

A GENTS AND uANVAsSERs MAKE
IA from s25 to $50 per week selling goods
for h. q. RIDEOUT s. co., 10 Barclay st.,
Now York send for their Catalogue and
erms, bL0.Lyw
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
TNuHLIU SALE

DUBLIU SALE
--eY-
FRESH COWS.
We will sell at Public Sale, at yiiiaRe
Green delaware county, Pa, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II. 1880,
At o'clock p. m,
Ss fresh COWS and apringers. This Will fI=TR
be an extra tiuo lot OF COWS. Wagon ~
will be at I.'nwoOd station to meet train that
leaves Wilmington At 1eN q. m. and
months credit.
lOT ROBERTS 4 TYSON,
d. w. FREYE, Auctioneer.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
IA " FPnNT HTEEET
FINA NCIAA..
8 AND 9 PER CENT.

interest guaranteed, First mortgages on
improved iarm and city properties. Inter
est psyable semi-pnnually. Loans made OF
only one-third Of the appraised value Of thi
Security absolute and ample. Far.
ther information and full particulars from
HAYES CHANDLER,
Eastern Menagor Of CHAS. K. BOLMAF
& 90, Topeka, Kas.,
42f-tt No West Tth street
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

A good boy who understands the
printing business at the REPUBLICAN, Of
fcs. Apply at once.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
T 7 MBhELLAS.

MBhELLAS.
We have larger stock OF un brellss than
was ever in Philadelphia before. 1t would be
strange II you Couldn't ind in It lust what
you want
EGst OF the Chestnut street entrance; and
at the east Market street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
BANKERS
NO. SIS MARKET STREET,

Wilmington del.
For SILE-sl0sO wilmington City Q per
int. Loan.
Dividend orders Penna. y. X. 90. GAINED.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED, PER GENT. All
LOWED ON DAILY BALANCES.
Home and Foreign Investment Securities
bought and sold. s-ltu
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
DOOFlNG | ROOFINulI

All kinds composition roofing dene prom d
shingle and composition roofs osated wi !;
plastic and made water-tight and good Al
new. Give US o call.
ROBERT ATKINSON.
Once: SamT. Hanna Il Ce. hardwa ,
ore, Filth and Market sts. al9-emd
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

NTANTED --MASONS to PUT UP
w one thousand perches. moro or loss, Of
stone fence. Apply to Otley Vernon. 81 st.
10T.2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

UyANTED.-AG GOOD GIRL L OR GEN.
w sral homework. Apply 3l6 West
Second ST., imm ediateIy 1O7u
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
TMPOETANT To ALL INTERESTED.
DIR. hOBERrsON, 10 y. EUTAw 81

BAI4IINItJHT1, III d.
From Is years experience In hospital and
special practice guarantees cure In all dis.
eases of the URlNAHY ORGANS, NER-
VOUS AND SEMINAL WEAKNESS
NOCTURNAL EMlSSIO ms, ,IMPOTENCY
(ioss OF sexual power) etc., GONORRHG OF
SYPHILIS, recently contracted, positively
cured in from 10 10 days. Medicines sent to
any address. CaIl or write enclosing stamp
for reply.
DR.. RS special remedy for I.adie suffering
WITH ir~eVniarttas e. wy
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

TNTAHTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houscwork in small family. Apply
lll0 West st. 107-2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
HARTFORD. Dec. ~ Il

To ALL TEMPERANCE Usop ~
ING This is to certify tha'
Mason (Claytonl is q ,n"n mann.
W. G. T. u. We take pIeass"., :,
mending her and her lsG'" "a
Temperance Unions ap0 ~
workers as one who will 90 %
In the temperance cause
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07
CHANGING THE CERTIFICATE.

One thing which deserves . little
sitting is the return made by the
inspectors by which J. U. Johnson in
spector, was declared to be duly elect
ed inspector. At the close of the polls
4 certificate was made out declaring
that Ziba Ferris had been elected in.
spsctor as the vote for that Office stood:
Ferris 204, Johnson 203. Later in the
evening MIR. Farrell came into the ward
and inquired particularly for til, GER,
tifcate declaring Mr.. Ferris to be elect
ed and ii II. c. knight the insp .cstr
had gone to attend the session OF the
Board of Canvas. He then lett word
for Mr.. Knight to bring him tho c;ruh.
cate. Up to this time it must be remsm-
bered, the return had been made declar-
ing Mr.. Ferris to be the inspector. elect,
but at the meeting of the Inspectors,
later in the evening, in the City Hall,
the vote of an alleged convict was
thrown out, making the Inspectors
vote tie. knight cast the deciding
vote for Johnson, and new certificate
was made out declaring Johnson to be
elected.
Referring to the throwing out of the
convict's vote, Republicans say that at
least two convicts in the ward voted the
Democratic ticket that day. In addition
to this they mention dozens of illegal
Democratic voters!
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

HARTFORD, c.. Nov. l'iI q I'D
borrow bat pay monthly, "",I1
matter between the Lender "A
Ii | choose to leave W. d
instead of a stranger -, a
business, it is our bu'lnss,' i",s "
of the public, and | am so, ,"s @d
and women will respect nv I'd y
ring the society Of 3 hnSO'
q stranger. ia vIIi y
Ell masse on Sunday, ~ %',o.,ss
Hoase, at $50 p. m. = NJ GA
WILMINGTON, DEL, 70"
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

From Robinson, Chandler l. 90, Bankers,
ma Market aCYoet:
Daily Republican., 1880-10-07

Gu bshalf Of W. G. 7. U. 49,.
The following is o iS'"
clergyman who answered g% !" j
NE DEAR. Sm:--I have ~"
of saying 1 know Mrs. ~ S% n"si
Clayton to be Of q go0O
religious character v,ao&
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-23

BALTIMORE Mn. Oct. %.
Cotton dull but steady Mldling l01fgl0Zr.
Flour quiet Howard street and western super
fine s. jOdi co. do. extra, 81 2Jd5 90, do. family.
- 25pG y; city mills supotnnc. 81 7jei =:
10. extra, 81 5ldj 90: L.. family, Sc cG So 10.
Rio brands, Sc i216 p. patnpsco family. 81 ".
Whcat-~uuihern hTlncr for choice; western
nrmcr Southern red, II ojdl ~: do. amber, 81 o.
ml Is. No. western winter rcd, SPOT aud OctO-
her. 81 l2Hml 1915; November 81 - u ~ 4; De.
ccmbcr 81 ljHdi 1875 January, 81 lT%gl i7A
COril-SOuihrri firm aud steady. southern white,
55c; do. yellow. iGr Western mixed spot aud
OrlGbcr. jilaYjiAc; November 'lliq1lLc; De-
cCmbcr. new, Ii3 g..
oats steady. Western white, 400 iic; do. mixed,
SOC.
Rye quiet at 81 o)giO2
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland. sl3G 20 per ton.
Provisions steady for iobbing trade Mess pork.
$40 -; bulk meats loose shoulders, none offering.
clear rib sidc'. none Offering; do. packed GlgOc.
hNcon shoulders 6'lr; clear rib sides, OLci hams
l20 49, &; lard tierces 9'Sc,
Butler quiet Primo TO choice western packed.
lGI.}r.
Eggs dull and easy at isc
ielrolcum-Crude tgminal; refined re.
Colec hrm. Rio cuigOcs, ordinary 70 fair, IL
@1lc.
sugar quiet. a soft, oAc
Whisky easy NJ 81 10
Fr1ights to Liverpool per steamer quiet. Cot
ton "-lJG al. Hour, - 3D.; grain Gl9&7d., nomi-
nal.
Rccelpt.-Flour. !, soj bbS: wheat. l99OO1 bu;
corn 1900 bii: oats 3 200 Lu rye 7C0 bu.
shipments Whvnt 1876 j2g bu; cOrtI. COS bu.
SNls.-Nhcat. 100000 bu: corn. 5000 ~.
virginia skies, deferred. ~; do. consolidated
CO5i DO second series, ~: pa,tluc coupons, tU54;
new cn-lortics, iO's bid to-layA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-23
FINANCE AND CONN ERCE.
New York Money MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. -, 1850.
The imports OF dry goods ut this port for tho week
ending to-day were 81 s97-ss, and the amount mar
Money was easy at 2S9 per cent. and closed at
2H per cent
Exchange was strong aud tho nominal asking
rates were advanced per cent to 1872 for sixty
days and 4S5 for demand actual business being
done ati6l aBJS2 Tor long and 1857 1870 for short
sght
Government bonds were strong and generally "a
"a per cent higher
Suite bonds were duh and unchanged.
Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher.
Erie cOnsols seconds fell OF to 93E and advanced
to 9i, while the cOnSol iirss 10 1884. Texas
Pacific, Rio Grande division sold at sj8Sji4 an
incomes ut 7lE@72 Kansas Pacific oonsols
declined from 094 toss and WATERFOWL q Ogdens'
burg irsts from 70 u a. Kansas * Texas ilrsts de-
clined to ITO, St. Paul Il Omaha Conso.s advanced
to l0l and Sioux city nrsts TO l0l
The stock market opened at Il decline OF I.ldl
por cent, the latter IN Rock Island, and subse-
quently tell or lHd)s per cent. Al tho first board
shares leading tic Improvement. During the af-
teroon a heavy pressure to sell prevailed which
resulted In decline ranging nom l492A per
cent, Union Pacific, Western Union, NOrthW csteTu
downward movement. In the late dealings tho
speculation again became buoyant, and the market
closed strong at an advance OF 4a2lI Der cent,
Ohio Central, tho Granger ana Coal shares Wabash
| gnd Western Union leading.
Tho transactions aggregated 8e3OyO shares, IN
| Guiding Delaware, lAgElwanuO * Western 10000,
Eric o. 900 Hannibal ST. Joseph 400, Iron Noun.
tain 800, Kansas IeNGs0 100, Lake Shore 1900,
Louisville & Nashville lJt0, Michigan Central
! $3.50, Manhattan 1890, Northwestern T.. 400, New
q Mississippi lOJ0j, Pacific Mail 7OlO. Reading
500, S. Paul 5000, -. Paul Omaha 1900 Union
Pacific ! 900, Wabash Pacific 3O7oj aud Western
| Union 24,VGO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-23
THE COURTS.
supreme Court OF Tho United smt,s.

FRIDAY october -, 1852
No 707-The United states ex. rel. Thomrs
Mcbride. plaiuliH IN error, ". Carl Srhurz
tary OF the Interior 40. G37, the lvanhoe Mriug
company. plalntif IN error. vs.. Tho Keystone Cop-
soldntcd Mining company, No. 3, James Jill Tins ct
al. appellants. vs. Addison Swoetsrr No. 9 TIC
United States plaintiff ". Murray stanley: No. ..
the United states, plaintf In error, vs.. Michael
Ryan, No. 49, the United states. plaintiff vs..
samuel Nichols: No. -. Richard 4. Tilghman an
pcllnut, VS.. william Proctor ct al, Ordered by the
court that these eases I've reasslgncd for argument
on the 9TH day of November IA the order Of their
original assignment.
No. GG6.-Jcsso D. Wilson ct al. appellants, w.
District Of Columbia. On motion ofMr j. f. Hanna,
dismissed with costs
No. lOl9.-Gcorgc Hayes, plaintiff In error. W.
Valentine Fisher. Motion to dismiss, submitted by
Mr.. e. +. Blake IN support ofthc same.
No. go Waller :. GurnCC ct nj trustees, appel
lants. vs.. John j. Blair ct al On motion Of Mr..
Fillmore Beall, dismissed wi In costs
No. 3g.-I.nrcn Giddings et AL, administrators.
etc, appellants. VS.. the Northwestern Natal Lilo
Insurance company. SubIntlpd ON printed nrgJi-
mcnts by Mr.. H. g. Miller and Mr., Thomas Frost
for appellants aud argued by Mr.. I homas Hoyne
for appellee.
Adjourned until Monday next at II o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-23

SUPREME CouET or THE DIsTRIcT-CHIFF-Jus.
TIcE CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYIIE-A dainantine
Brick company vs.. Woodruff OH hearing.
CIRCUIT CouRT DIVISION No.2-JvsTICE HAGSER.-
Lnnsburgh G Brother vs.. Beveridge; Judgment for
amount admitted In plea. Coleman ". baltimore
d Ohio railroad company; verdict for plaintiff for
SO O'Ilare vs. Leahy: verdict for plaintiff for SI9
Pope vs.. Murphy; death Of defendant suggested.
Morrison vs.. Kcnnchcc ice company; commission
appointed to take testimony. Burke VS.. Hamilton;
motion to amend docket and dismiss surety over
ruled; on trial,
EQuIrY CoURT-JUsrICE CON.-Dimond vs.. Ma
tIonql Capital insurance compGnyj receiver ar
thorlZed 10 sell furniture and examine witnesses.
johnson vs.. owen Mills Dean appointed guardian
nd Item and trustee. O'COnHur VS.. Murphy: ill.,
junction granted until final hearing. Fisk, Clark
and FlHgs vs.. llOlandcr Brothers; order suppress
ing COmplNinants deposition revoked ard time for
taking testimony enlarged. Lewis vs.. Kennedy;
on herring, Smith IS. Pearson; sale ratified aud
reference to auditor " state trustees account.
PROBATE JUSTICE OX,-ln re estate +. l..
1 Christmas letters OF administration nncillaiy to
| Henry X. willard. In ro estate j.. w. Guinand,
| Joseph =. Edwards appointed administrator; bond
/ SlGG0). IN RI estate Peter ODOnOghue; Dennis Il.
! Kcndy appointed administration; bond $500 In re
| William H. Wyman, an inmn.: Hester Ann Wyman
appointed guardian; bond $500. In re estate Il.
HCnze; referred to the register Of wills to state
account of collector In estate Robert Harrison;
decree OF general term filed. In re estate Of Ann
plckrcll decree Of court fled. In re VIII OF Nancy
Roland; order of publication. In re estate John
f. Hughes: Robert II. Icnncy appointed admins
traitor; bond S1OO. In 10 viii William T., TOimaiI:
ordor Of publication issued.
CRIMINAL IOuRr-JtslltE jAMIs'-Jonn lUOmcy.
assault on Policeman sutton; guilty; sentence sus-
pended. Ben :. Councilman, charged with rape
on Isabella White 0rragncd and pleaded not guilty.
bonds fixed at 5000. Patrick BabblnglOn, assault
on Police OnlCcr Cooper jury out,
ASSIGNMENTS F0!: gG.aav.
Equity CoURr-JrsrlcE CoX.-No 2, Lewis VS..
Kennedy 90 Cahl VS.. CGhill; 7, Peugh VS.. Davis;
3O Beavaus VS.. Hughes: So Kee US. Wilkinsou;
a. Drereton VS.. Brercton %, C9stner vs.. Mike
wioz ~ Nelson vs.. Maync; 49, Leonard VS.. Leon
ard Is, Burche vs. Wallaeh; 10, Wallach vs., Burche;
81 Flanagan VS.. Snow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-23

From table just completed by the suporintend.
ent of foreign mails for tho forthcoming annual
report Of the posmatergeneral 1t appears That the
total amount paid for conveying the United states
mails by sea during the fiscal year ended June 30
last was sl966Si, of which amount slj3,glS was
paid for the transatlantic mail service, SlIG17 for
The carriage OF trans Pacific mails ana $50 40 to
miscellaneous steamship lines conveying United
states mails TO the West Indies, Mexico and South
America Tho money discussed for The trnnsporln-
ton Of cur mails " Europe was al paid to foreign
steamship companies, except Sl,gH earned In sea
hostages by tho American llEe from Philadelphia.
The steamships of this line made only thirty three
trlps during tho fiscal year, and tho mails from
Philadelphia were comparatively light The
largest amounts paid by the department were TO the
Guion, Cuunrl, Hamburg and North German
steamship companies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-23

A COMPETENT white girl ~ q, nmhcrmaid and
"A assistant Ia washing aud Iroulng. Appy TO GO
Il 81 n ~. rn.erpucps rrlui ed. ucp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-23
FREE ADVERTHS1NG,
n @ & EE n R G% B1 .

AdvorIsemopts undorIho HVhI % -
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED
OF an acceptable nature md not 10 EXCEED four hea
on our third page, nre free TO all.
AdtCitfstmtfts Tor Rant SAFE on lost not 70 ercfed
Hree tines ttiH 10 nsrtcd ddcc times yor 1Ucniy;er'
UhN.
II nnswcrs fail to come The first time, we invl'e q
second hird or ns many rcpettons as are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
yermers TO ieel thai they nos imposing on u.s. hui
are doing US favor by using our free columns Us we
Ate determined to rnkc THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always hnvo
lhclr wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 IEtTIAIS ONLY aru not delivered through Tho
posoilicc. If Initials used. they should bo directed
To the caro- or some person. firm OF poAorice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock D. m
Advertisements can be len vt our onice, OF som
through the mail to
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-23
MAIL BAGS

like the samples OF this Department. also for fur.
nIshing MAIL BAGS conforming IN materials and
sizes to the Official samples. but OF different construc
ton aud Impryel patterns, OF which bidders are to
furnish samples,
Specification oftho kinds of Mail Bags pnd ofthe
conditions and requirements rotating to PROPOSAL
contracts &c, well Us forms Of ing, viii be
furnished application by letter to the Second As
sistant Postnaster-Goneral. No proposal will be
considered which shall not have beon submitted in
accordance with such specifications and forms
The contracts which may bo made will BIZ In con-
formity TO the Specifications and the accepted pro-
poanls The right Is reserved. however reject any
or all the proposals.
JAS. N. TYNER.
ocal Acting Postmaster General.