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National Republican., 1880-10-02
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SUPREME CoURT oP THE DIsTMCT-CHtEF- JUsTIu
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLGE AND HAGNER-
Lemont vs. Washingtto and Georgetown railroad
passed on motion Of MIR. Henkle. Moore vs.. Doug
lass. judgment below reversed opinion delivered
by the chier Justice. Washington Market companJ
VS.. District Of Columbia; on argument
EoUirY CouRr-JusrIcE Cox.--TIogov VS. Eagestonl
sale ordered. Shea VS.. Simon demurrer sustained;
appeal prayed. Smith vs.. Pickrell; conyeyapcd
ordered and w. A. Gordon appointed trustee
Smith VS., Smith; alimony pendento lite allowed.
Gunion Vi. Zantziuger; Trustee GuntOn ordered ia
pay $500 TO defendant II. A. Zantzinger. Brown vs..
Dyer; decree Of September II. 1880, corrected.
Curry VS.. Smith decree enforcing lien for sSl4 np-
peal taken Sevcr VS.. German Capitol Hill building
association; restraining order roturnablc october
granted. Purdy VS.. Young. bond Of w. 4. Mat
tingly, trustee, approved. Crow vs., Boucher
ducton Of rent and insurance Of building ordered.
Dubois vs.. Langcr motion for further injunction
denied.
PROBATE COURT--JUsTicE Cox.-In re estate Hill
leary Smith; Andrew Archer appointed guardian
70 Ida |. Smith aud requiring John T.. Chappell,
former guardian. TO close his accounts lu 10 will
of Eliza IL. Garner order Of publication issued. IN
re estate Edward EdmonstOn; order authorizing
the guardian 10 sell to w. G.. Hazel for SIPS tho
promises in rear OF the bRkc-hOusG property on
High street Georgetown In re John Holly Van
Antwerp; inventory of personal estate returned by
the administrator. In re sophia Nieser, formerly
Ailcr; leave given guardian to withdraw all the
vouchers together with her statements of accounts
ON file In re estate H. ii. Hilliald; letters Of adj
ministration to issue TO Wash. b. Williams upon
certain conditions. In re estate Henry RochRt;
CuvcHt Of Henri l.. ROChut ct al, foreign heirs,
filed. In re estate Anne L. Laub; will and codicil
admitted to probate and letters testamentary issued
| to William \. Gordon. In re estate Elise Wolf
steiner; letters OF administration issued 10 Otto H.
Wollstener on filing his bond for $500 In re SAM
uel Fowler and II. Byrd Lewis, guardians: order
appointing X. Byrd Lewis guardian on filing his
.d. Dohd IN soyyo Inc lolowins accounts were ap-
count OF guardian. In re Samuel Kerr twelfth
general and individual account of guardian.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
New York Money Market.

NEW lORk, oct l. lSbO
The imports of dry goods at this port for the weel
ending to-day were 81 705, ,l3l and the amount mar
keted S20Si,Og2.
Money was easy at 2@S per cent, and closed a
81 per cent -
4S33IS3I for short sight.
Government bonds wero weak and lS95s pei
cent. lower.
state bonds were duh and nominal. North Caro-.
lima 6's (Chatham ruilrOad) sold at 3.
Railroad bonds were active, but irregular This
afternoon tho feature was the activity of Lchigh
& SWilkesbarro aSSented consos, which rose from
9jI5 to g6l5 Metropolitan Elevated frsts advanced
to 1925 Mobile 4 Ohio iirsts dobentures 10 SO
and reacted to S2 Chesapeake IL Ohio ilrts sold up
to 69ls and do. seconds 10 39l4.
The stock market opened strong, but subSe-
quenlly decliuGd fraction. The depression, how.
ever was of brief duration, and under brisk pur-
chases the entire list advanced steadily and almost
uninterrupted to the close of business The highest
prices of the day were current in the final dealings
and the market closed strong at an advance OF
AglA per cent. in the general list. Louisville &
Nashville were exceptionally weak and declined
y per cent. on the days transactions.
The transactions aggregated 2l7 900 shares in
Cluding Delaware, LGckawanna IL Western 10000
Erie 250OO Kansas & Texas IL $40 Lake Shore II 500
Michigan Central $500 Northwestern 10, 400, New
Jersey Central 1880 Ohio Mississippi 900, Read
ing ll.O90, 81. Paul 2S50O Union Pacific 5000, Wa
bash Pacific 1S.30J and Western Union 10 QUO.
National Republican., 1880-10-02

money he would make the following offer;
81 900 that Garfield would carry Ohio; $1,000
that he would carry Indiano; 81 900 that he
would carry Now York, aud $4,000 that he
would carry Pennsylvania, lie thought in.
asmuoh as tho democrats were claiming all
the states named, that no had made fair
offer TO Mr.. Malone, but that gentleman was
completely staggered and refused to take the
bots. In ordor, IL possible, to turn tho laugh
upon McDermott Malone drew out 800 which
lie offered to bet that the former did not have
81, 900. Quick as thought the money was
covered by McDermott, after which he pulled
out plethoric wallet aud from u largo roll
Of notes deliberately drew forth $1,000 bill,
after which he demanded his money. Malone
again kicked and said the note was counter
felt but this charge was soon disprovcd by
having 1t examined by an expert aud the
winner pocketed the cash. Malone has sued
to recover his 500.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
Two Yenrs for Intermnrriagc

According TO tho verdict of jury in the
criminal court yesterday, It costs two years in
tho penitentiary for white and colored persons
to intermarry in this place. The case was that
OF David Gass, evidently full.bloodod At
rican. and Lizzie Fry, white woman aud not
very bad looking either. The parties came to
Knoxville from Grecnevillc, were married in
February last by Rev. William Walton, col
orod, and have been living together ever since.
The defendants were found guilty and under
the statute woro sentenced to two years each in
the ponitcntiary. A motion for new trial was
entered by their counsel, w. L. Yardley.
North State,
National Republican., 1880-10-02
4 Better BIuTed.

A recent occurrence at Marietta, Pl shows
how the democrats buster and how
they squeal when caught at it. dem
ocratc meeting WAS being held, aud as the
democrats filled up they became noisy and en-.
terprising and offered to bet fabulous sums of
money on Hancocks election. A republican
named McDermott, from Philadelphia, hap
pened to bc present, and after listening to
tho brag aud bluster for n few minutes quietly
offered to take few of tho BETS to the extent
of 81, 900 or $1,000. The moneyed democrat of
the town, named Malone, was sent for aud put
in nm appearance, when ho inquired how much
McDermotL would bet.
That gentleman said he had not como there
for that purpose, and had ouly made his ofler,
after hearing the democrats practcng their
aamo of buG; hut still he would not back
down. but If Mr. Malone desired to wager any
National Republican., 1880-10-02
Tho arent En.torn to New orlenn..

The Great Eastern viii leave Liverpool in
the early part of October for New Orleans.
The Picdyune says that her hest freight will be
cattle tmeat), aud that $4,000 head Of Texas
cattle can be placed on her decks in four days
after her arrival This will give her about
5000 tons freight. The objection is that this
kind of freight requires more space than an
equal amount of cotton, and it is doubtful if
the profits will equal tho latter cargo. To the
cattle men Of Texas tho opportunity for so di.
rect communication with Europe Ms here offered
is something not to be lost, and 1t will give u
great impetus to that trade ii the Great Eastern
can make u cargo of this kind sufficiently re-
muneratiye.
National Republican., 1880-10-02

LEARNING. says ARdreos' Queen is woll
enough; but it hardly pays to give $1,000
education to So boy.
If Eve had only forosecn that her descend.
ants were to promenade tho streets of such a
religious city of Brooklyn in Yankee Doo-
dlc' dress coats, she would have petitioned
the Almighty to let her 90 back and be a rib
again.
LADY GoDfvA is now pronounced myth
by somo learned persons in England who have
been investigating the subject, and this fact
together with the retirement of Lydia Th0mp.
son. leaves gap in history not easy to be
filled.
The railway suspension bridge across Nj
agara river has been changed from wood tc
iron without interfering with the daily
traffic. This great feat of substitution has
bccn completed under tho direction of Mr.. Z
A. Buck the railway engineer.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
FREE ADVERTISING.
III q O H n 1 Or ia 4.
Advertisements under tho head OF

SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
OF nm acceptable nature and to exceed four lnes
on our third page nre free to all
Advertisements, For Rent, Sale or Lost not to crcccd
n'ee tines tii be tnscfted three times for ItrenyGe
Onta
II nnsver. fnil to come tho Brst time we invite a
second third or as many repetons "a are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish the adj
verers to feel that they not imposing on as, but
are doing a favor by using our free columns, ~ we
predetermined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY not delivered through the
postoce II Initials used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person. firm or postoflce box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p. m.
Advertisements bo len at Office, or sent
through the mail TO
NATIONAL T. REPrfBTtCAN N PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
Timrs chanse and Mon Change wIth rhom


1--WE praise God for General Butler. He per-
formed morally throughout this community
the office which Brother Eggleston's stink
factory does physically in the region of Deer
Creek. lie gave out the strongest radical smell
of any animal we have had among u.s."
"They brought him here, aud they did their
utmost TO whitewash his rOttenness aud paint
over the incurablo sores of his reputation.
They dragged from the chamel.house ofiniamy
the corpse of dead Lazarus, and endeavored
to mako it presentable by doing tho Office which
the dogs did for his living prototype" ."-Cincin.
natl Enquirer Oct o, 1866.
III "a larger gathering ever was seon, II was in
the days generation ago, when such men as
Clay were magnets aud idols aud when news
papers had not robbed orators Of their monop.
oily of charm. The immonso meeting was a
tribute to General Butler, but it was also IN
indication Of the popular devotion to the cause
in which General Butler is engaged, ,"-Ciuciu'
matt Enquirer, Sept, 1850.
National Republican., 1880-10-02

western mixed, spot. 5l65iLc: October 5tIt@
5i9Sc; November j2Id523zc; December so bid.
Oats steady. Southern. li9i2c; Western white
99l5Gi0c; do. mixed, 80 1880.
Rye g5cldSi co.
Hay firm. Prime 70 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland Sls 0OG20 90 per ton.
Provisions firm with good jobbng trade demand.
Mess pork. sS 00 bulk mgats-lOoso shoulders,
none onering clear rib sides none Offering do,
packed GN@g4c; bacon-shoulders, &c; oen
rib sides, 9s4c; hams, l2l7@l3c lard. refined, %
Butter quiet. Prime 10 choice western packed,
lSG2jc.
Eggs steady Mt 20c.
Petroleum drm Refined, 1iTc.
i5c.
Sugar steady. soft 10c.
Whisky quiet at 81 15l56gt 10.
Freights steady.
Bccept-Flour, 1908 bbls; wheat, $1,000 bm
corn, 1922 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, 800 bu.
shipmenls-Wheat, 23j47i bu corn, 400 bu.
nle.-Nheat 56f670 bu; corn. 1j0gl2 bu.
Virginia skies, deferred, 7; do. consos. 50l4 do
second series, "a; do past-due coupons gOA; do
new ten-fortes, 4l4 Virginia ten-forty couponi
gj5 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUs
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. us

nor SALE For phaoton or light draught purpose.
IL horse, for which at least half OF the purchase
money Will be taken IN radcj perfectly safe and will
se.N.3la
National Republican., 1880-10-02
A Lady swimmer-sad Case of Drowning.

A Lady swimmer-Sad Case of Drowning
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Smith, who re.
sides at Capon Bridge, was riding on the river
in boat with young lady to whom he ex.
peclcd to be married next week. The young
lady was handling the oar, and fell out. Mr..
Smith jumped out to save her. The young
lady, however, swan near the shore, and on
looking back found that her lover was about
drowning. She started to swim TO him, but
before she reached tho spot he sank His
body was recovered the same EVENING" LShen-
andoah Herald.
National Republican., 1880-10-02

10y colored boy, to attend to q hortp or drive. o
Il do housowork. No i2j Ridge st, between Fouril
and flflh. oc
National Republican., 1880-10-02
Snrnr In Ansirnlln.

The cultivation of sugar in Australia is no
longer an infant industry. In Queensland
1880 acres produced 1885 long tons, an
average of 2S03 pounds OF sugar per acre.
Tho land which is used is generally that along
the banks Of rivers aud mostly alluval. Tho
frost docs not damage the crop except in the
southern district. 1t is believed that the crop
of 1880 will be nearly quadruple what il was
four years ago.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
DIED.

FLEETwOOD.-At Rock Vile, Nd, at 4 D. m Oc-
tOber |, ALICE LOUISE FLEETWOOD, aged days, only
child OF Chris a. and SARAH l. Fleetwood.
Funeral servic s at the residence OF l. NJ. Hawkes.
worth, ESQ., 1918 Corcoran street. at o'clock this
afternoon. =
baltimore ana Philadelphia papers please copy.l
UPrON.-On October |, 1850 MARIETTA, only
daughter OF Judge W. W, Upton, second ptro ller
at the residence OF her father, 1901 street north
west.
The funeral will take place rrom the New York
Avenue Presbyterian church Sunday at o'clock
p m,
DAY ron suddenly, ptember 60, 1880 Mrs
MARY Is. DAYTON, widow Ol the late Aaron y. Day
tom aged go years.
Funeral at PHILADELPHIA.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auc,loneer, No. lo3 Thi
u lnnm- -Lnlf aLrnnL .mIIIL LAxegL.

FTNHOMAS BOWLING, AuCtlUneer No. i03 Thir-
"A teen-and-ahalf street southwest.
by virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the 10th
day of June, A. d. 1877 and recorded In ber No. 555,
70 o o. one Of the land records for the District OF
Columbia, and NJ the written request of the party
secured thereby Will offer for sale, nt public auc-
tlon, IN front of thl promises, on SATURDAY, the
I'd day of OCTOBER A. ID. 1880 ut o'clock p. M the
fDpwin g-describcd real estate and premises located
In ho ci " of Washington IN said District and known
on tho ground plat Of said city as lot lett"rtd y OF
bered IL and Il, IN square No .G together with the
improvements thereon,
Terms of sale. nefourth of the purchase money
In cash, residue In six twelve and eighteen months,
with Interest from the day of sale at pcr cent
to be secured by deed OF trust upon the premises
Sold or all cash at purchasers option. deposit of
$50 will be required the Of sale III tho terms
Rrn not complied with within live days from the day
Of sale the trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of the denlultlng purchaser.
\. II. TEPHENSON. (r,,.too,
SAMUEL IL. wIMSATT. irustee' tei7eo6ds
National Republican., 1880-10-02
Cotton quiet Middlng, iiSsc. " -

Cotton quiet Middling nSzc
Flour quiet and steady. Howard street and west
ern supsrhne sJO0g37b do. extra, 81 OOri IS; DO.
family, 5O0G6 90; CITY mills superhne 50 jO@8 75i
do. extra 81 O00i 75 DO. family, SO u0d6 20 do,
Rio brands 80 90; PAapsco family, 81 10
Wheat-SOuihem steady and quiet; western lower
and firm at the decline. Southern red, u OO@l O0
do, amber, 81 OSNl rs, No, / Maryland llumlnei
October 81 07}sd Os' November, 81 O5@l WAi
December 81 l0I4Gl 1885 January 81 l9lieii lo'Ss'
ern white 5jc; do yellow nominally olci
National Republican., 1880-10-02

ENOR RENT-Brick house No GCs / st, between
II Sixth and Seventh; mas bathroom, water-closoti
gas LatrObe hall, double parlor six other rooms and
stable r. w. FENWICK. lioom 2S Ledrot Build
National Republican., 1880-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
VIZ w. DANFNHOwER & SON,
W. REAL ESTATE BHOk FRS,
i2l2 + street Northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
AND uNIAIPMONED PRNPEnIN-

AND UNGMPNONED PROPERTY.
by virtue OF deed oi trust dated June ~, A. d.
1879 duly recorded In liber No. gs. folio ll ct seq
one OF the land records OF the District of Columbia,
and At the request Of secured thereby Will
I9wng,described real estate, situate In the CITY Of
Washington, ID. G., ON SATURDAY, the ID day
Of October, a. u. 1881; At o'clock D. M, all OF
iots y y =, y. o.. Il 10 IL IL aud 10, IN
dition, with plenty of clay being all of said
square except lot a. lying between south aud q
streets, Half street W. and South Capitol street
At 4aO o'clock p no. all ofoi5 aud g. IN square 7O5
lying corner oi Halt street east aud south street.
with an old frame dwelling thereof At o'clock D.
n all ilot l5 and parts Of tots IL and ls In square
sol, with twO-stOry brick dwelling thereon, on
Third street southeast below NJ street At $50 o'clock
p. M, parts oflOts Nos 2nnd 8, In square sOl with
large brick mau 'iOn-houso and large brick stable
thereon being the southeast corner OF Third street
east and south " street.
Terms; ne-fourth cash and the balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months with inleres at eight
per cent annum secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold or nll cash. at The option OF the pur-
chaser a deposit OF ilc0 required on each property
At tue tlme OF sale, and all cOnvcyancng and record
Ing at purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied with
In seven days, otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the
deiaultlng purchaser amer five days alvertslng
WILLIAM w. DANENHOWER,
THOMAS ]. FISHER n co, Trustee
ae1I.pONug AuptiOuppra
National Republican., 1880-10-02
To tnke eject
SUNDAY. MAY 23, 1850, AT 1880 p. M.

To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY %, 1850, AT 1880 p. NJ.
AM Leave Washington;
acg!S GxpyEs ipyE sss way stations
G:5j-Baltmore. Annapolis and Way (Pledmont
Strnsburg Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick
and Way via Relayl;
so%S SSts iSB Ms MS f!SS spnNos
'NNB NNS I2Ek A2Fh rarer n&sreS car
to New y ork and Phadspha.
'00-t2H Wsv sunday On'y-b"l'more' Annapolis and
oOS LSTEs GHEeAG9 81 AMD
town, and at Point OF Rocks for Frederick aud
stations cast Of Picdinont except sunday
daily Grafton 10 sandusky daily, except satur'
1000 DXIrIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladeqs.
burg College, Beltsyllle, Laurel, Annapolis
Junction, Jessup's aud Hanover.
Rq}RGSS AEnSg9' GS H E4fGH cy apa Tay
a;5c-SEW YORK PHILADELPHfA AND Bos-
83O-BnilnoTe aud Way Stations. (winchcster,
,,o EredeTriGlm m mHageTsIon ~, md Way yia Relay
REL EMPRESS, (FrederIck via RelnyJ Stops
"a. =! annapolis Junction: ,,,,,..,,,., ,,,,,
chester aud Way stations con Sunday TO Point
9E H3GGs and WAY SaGm1 SmG Wdy only
55:iS-CHICAGo AND SpVtj CoGWMBUs EXpREss.
SfHRRSx fSEi e Ri'fS TSb fHBy& By&IrMoRE
bOJ-POlnt OF NOckS hnu Way SlatlOnA
6iI-tBuitimore and Way Stations.
7:iO-DALTIMOREA AND LAUREL. EXPRESS.
G30-tSr. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
Pl1rSBURG EMPRESS. (Pittsbnrg except
Sunday,)
Sleeping cars to St. Louis and Plttsburg
035-tBALrIMOltE. DLADENSBURG AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS
lO:I5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. sleeping car
TO New York, aud special sleeping car 10 fhila'
depha,
tpaily. Sunday only. Other trains daily, except
sunday.
All trains stop Mt Relay station.
For further Information apply ~ the Baltimore 4
Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station and COS Glv
and 1881 Ponnsy lvania avenue corner Fourteenth
street where orders will be taken for baggage "a
DO checked and received At any point IN the city.
w. NJ. CLEMEN1S,
Master OF rrRnsp lrtatiOn.
GEO. s, KOONTZ General Agent
J.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent,
Z. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1880-10-02
FOR RENT-blOUSEs.

OFFICE ROOMS In No. S29 and 3lo Four-and.n-half
street u. W.; also in 4,s Louisiana avenue N. w
Gail for weekly Rent-Iiyt.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
FUTURE DAYS.
T n coLDwELL, Real Estate Auctlonecr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATED ON THE NORTH
WEST CONNER OF L AND ELEVENTH
STREETS NORrIIEASr
by virtue of deed OF trust, dated March s, 1876,
and recorded In iiber No. 9li, folio 100, OF the
land records OF the District of Columbia Will sell ut
public auction, In front of tile premises, on WlIDNfS-
DAY, SEPTEMBEn ~. a. D. 1880. at o'clock p. M,
those pieces of ground lying In the city of washing
ton, d. c., known AS lois Nos l. . 10 and " in square
No, Do, together with the improvements thereon,
cons sting OF ten two-stoty frame dwelling houses
Terms; Onequarter cash, balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months with per cent interest SI5 on
each lot at time of sale COnveyancing expense OF
purchaser. Terms TO be complied with In ten days
CHARLES L.. FRASER,
Surviving Trustee
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY, OC-
TOBER II, 1850, same hour and ulace
CHARLES f. FRASER,
se30-2awSds Surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-10-02

tally restored u either young or old, All Malaria
Pulsuns and lingering diseases Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently arGdcated from
mo systpul For mrther diseases aud difficulties
which | treat You must make application at my OnlCe
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL
ONCE aud Residence No 1890 q street northwest
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets, near
Foundry M. Il church, and opposite Epiphany
church, Warrington, ID. g. 'el2
National Republican., 1880-10-02
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
TUE SCHOOL OF LAW

opens Tor the annual term of lssO-sl WEDNESDAY
EVENING, OCTOBER q, at o'clock, in the Lecture
Hall, 0l5 + street northwest In Washington city,
Regular course Of two years $50 per annum; post
graduate course. s2I
For particulars nddress
WM. HENRY DENNIS Secretary,
No 0l5 + street northwest, Washington, D. c.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
sfan.on,yNhs
~ TNITED STATES NiARsHALs SALE

BY virtue of writ OF vendtloni exponas. Issued
out OF the Clerks Onice OF the Supreme court Of the
District of Columbia. and to mo directed. Will sell
at public sale, for cash. at the Courthouse door OF
said District. on THURSDAY, the llth day Of OC-
TOBlGR, 1880, a. II o'clock m, nil the right, title
claim and interest OF the defendant. John g. Stafford
in and TO tho following described property, To wit
Lots ~ rs aud "a in square 52 and west halt Of lot
In square iD5. In the city Of Washington. said Dis
trict together with all md singular tho improve
ments thereon, levied upon tho property OF John
q. Stafford to satisfy execution No. 5,513 ut law. IN i
vor OF Gilbert Vanderwerken. usa OF A. II. Grunweli
SEPrEMBER ID, 1850. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
soll-uts u, s, Marshal.
National Republican., 1880-10-02
WANTED-sITUATHNNa.

VERY respectable mddle.aged lady wishes a
IA place IN pi ivAte family Ms manager companion
the control OF moiheress children best OF refer
given Please call at No 731 Tenth st, between
q and II, and ask for Mrs NJ g. oc2
National Republican., 1880-10-02
HOWARD UNIVERSITY
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The thirteenth annual session OF this school Will
commence October and continue Ave months
Expenses -Matriculation, Sl0; Incdnntnls, Si0
Graduation. $40; Demonstrators Ticket, s..
For circular address c. d. PURVIS, NJ. D.,
seT-lm Secretary, No. Ill8 Thirteenth st. " w.