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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-09-30

Auong the cotton factors of
caas none stand higher for
.u'efprlse and strict business
'a than the firm of Ohaffe,
'a y Powell, No. 1S9 Gravier
n, suu North Louisiana shippers
!, ~ well to note their card in
column of our paper.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-09-30

no matter how warmly a man
spouse the canse of Hancock
aagt'sh, he is never happy to
US neighbours hen and cock
Na'ng in his turnip patch.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-09-30

~ Days length IL hours.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-09-30
L0sUz'ag 81 Vance.
j. p. Es9sfE6ae.
sEs. 6. eks0sesesy.

1 ttorney and Counselor at Law, Minden.
"a La. VIII practicein the Courts of Bos-
sier. Webster, Claiborne, BienvIlie and Red
hiFef parishes. VIA ny
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-09-30
Editor Sugar Planter,
Provisional President.
SHREVEPORT, Sept. 10Th, 1885,

Cotton. This day. Yesterday
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-09-30

"me prophets predict a long
and others think it will be
p,'aslsely mild. In any event,
ulset to lay in about ten or
: nads OF wood more than you
you will likely require.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-09-30
~ Bring in your eggs.

974th day Of the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09

A ROYAL BRIDE CAKE.-One of the
features of the recent royal wedding in
England was the wedding cake, or rather
cakes, for the work was in duplicate
one for the private table and the other
for the guests table. 1t stood five feet
six inchs high, shaped as temple, with
base, columns, yaulted roofs and arla-
mnentation cast in white sugar. The
superstruoture consisted Of two vaulted
roofs beautifully chased and supported
by admirably proportioned pillars with
Corinthian capitals. AT the four cor
ners of what may be called the lower
chamber were stationed four female fig-
ures, as clearly cut as if they were CHS.
eled, emblematic of the four continents
Europe, Asia, Africa and America
while at intervals were cupids driving
swans or doves. Within the balustrade,
made up of dwarf pillars, Joined by q
filigree work of fine lace, were the figures
of Cupid and Psyche; while in the plaques
of sugar, on white satin panels, were
the English and Prussian arms. The
various pedestals bore the interviewer
monogram of bride and bridegroom,
while the base was richly decorated with
scroll brackets, from which were sus.
pended festoons of orange blossoms. Thi'
work of art was from the hand of Mr.
Ponder, the Queens chief confectionel
at Windsor Castle, who also provided fo
table decorations some 500 bonbons o
every conceivable design in form ant
color.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09

A DISAPPOINTED CELEsTIAL.-Iester-
day morning a Chinaman came into
Youngworth's chop-house with basket
containing abou. half bushel ofycllow-
bellied, warty-backed toads, which he
offered to dispose of at six bits per dozen,
calling them "Aogs." When told that
they were not flogs, but toads and unfit
to eat. the Chinaman looked unhappy.
He evidently thought he was bringing to
town luxury that would be snapped up
at big price. Said he: TOAD, toad
you callee him toad;' Certainly" said
Youngworth. irregular toad-no good"
"What for him no good: Me thinkee
you foolee me. Him walkee alice same
fog, him talkee alice same fog, what for
him toad:' and John looked as if he
suspected the toad talk was job to get
his "Aogs" for nothing. John was as
sured that his game was "no good, and
he finally turned sadly away, yet he held
on to his basket Of toads and carried
them off in the direction Of Chinatown.
1t appears that he had lugged his load of
toads-all alive and kicking. too-all
the way from the town Of Sutro, having
found them about some pond down that
Virginia { Ner. Enterprise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09

A PERILoUs WIDow.-An admirer oi
the beautiful !. e., a gentleman who has
read the Drawer for twenty years, and is
stiA Hvmg, in Vermont, sends US this:
Democrats are the exception instead OF
the rule in Vermont. and it is unusual to
see more than two or three gathered to-
gether. Widow - has buried three
husbands. all prominent Democrats. At
the funeral Of the last, many Of the sun
terrified" were in attendance, and as they
were leaving the house a gentleman re-
marked. in an under-tole, "This looks
like Democratic State Convention
The widow Is soon to marry fourth
husband, who is also noted Democrat,
and as the matter was being discussed
recently, Jim -, who is one Of the
"true blues" said: "Boys, this thing is
getting serious: at this rate the widow
will in few years rain the Democratic
party Of Rutland County" "-Harpers
Drawer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09

"Who said soi" asked one of the men.
"If miss the way there'll be row,
for this is important news" he answered.
"Who be you!"
"Come along and ask the Colonel
"Well, we aint going to tramp clear
up thar. You 60 down to the road, fol-
Ter it for a mile, and when you come to
the old log-stable on the right turn into
the blind road"
"Why cant one of you come alongT'
"Oh,- you can't miss the way. We
are watching here for game.
Melrose slouched off in lazy, tired
manner. He had got about fifty feet
when he heard them cock their guns. He
did not turn his head nor quicken his
pace.
"He's q Yank-shoot him." called
one Of the men; but the scout walked
on. They were trying him; but he had
the nerve of Napoleon, and he kept his
leisurely pace until well away from their
neighborhood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09

LIFE SAVING SERvIcE.-The schooner
George Taulanc dragged her anchors in
the storm last week, about mile of the
New Jersey coast. The life. saving crews
followed the schooner about five miles
along the beach, and dragged the mortar
cart with them. The tide was four feet
higher on the beach than ordinary high
tides, so that it was necessary to haul
the cart along the sand-hills, and even
there the water was at times uD to the
mems waists. Horses in these circum-
stances would have been useless. Sew
eral attempts were made to get line to
the vessel by means Of the gun, but by
reason Of her constantly changing posi-
ton and the fact that the crew could not
leave the rigging. they proved unsuccess-
full until the sixth shot was fired, when
the line was caught by one Of the crew.
The whip: line was soon hauled off and
communication established. Before this
had been done, however. two Of the
SiS" ieh Noah thc iiSkiuS, SiehSh "SoA
ened by exposure or fright, and were
swept away. At p. m. the vessel
grounded, and thirty minutes later all
FIVE of the survivors were safely landed
by means Of the breeches buoy. The
whole proceeding showed the most indom.
liable courage and the coolest judgment
on the part of the life saving crew on
the shore.
A brave man named Potter, belonging
to the life-crew at Monmouth Beach,
plunged into the boiling surf last week
to drag one Of the crew Of an Italian
vessel to land, when an ebbing wave
washed them both out to sea. For a
moment his comrades forgot everything
but their companion; but while they
were preparing to go after him Potter
grasged floating spar, and still main.
tanning his hold of the Italian, clutched
him firmly and coolly until both were
dragged ashore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09

LOVE AT THE SEAsHoRE.-Rye Beach
furnishes the latest love romance, Miss
Sarah Brown, beautiful Pennsylvania
heiress, having become engaged to Mr..
Robert G. Miller. the son Of Rye Beach
fisherman, and himself nothing more
than the skipper of one Of the hotel
yachts. Miss Brown frequently went
out to sail in Roberts yacht, and he went
dead in love with her, but kept the se-
cret to himself, only paying her great at
tention. In return the young lady was
very courteous. a few days ago Miss
Brown got fish bone in her throat, and
her condition became 50 dangerous, that
it was decided to send to Portsmouth.
ten miles of. for q doctor. Robert in
sisted on being the messenger, and mount
ing swift horse, started of at great
speed. When half way to town he un-
fortunately fell from his horse, dislocat-
ing one ankle and breaking an arm, but
with heroic courage remounted and drove
on. but tainted with pain and exhaus-
ton after delivering his message at the
doctors Office. The doctor, on reaching
Miss Brown, quickly removed the fish
bone. but declared that she could not
have lived fiye minutes longer. and that
she owed her life to the heroism Of young
Miller. narrating the circumstances here
related. Miss Brown thereupon fell
in love With Robert, and is to marry
him, as soon as he recoven from
hi, injuries. So writes corresponding
Of the New York Conlniercial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09

IA swindling institution has recently
been exposed in Europe, which made a
business of selling to students and i'm
posters thesis and lectures in all branch
es of education, upon which University
degree could be obtained. 1t is greatly
to be regretted that factory cannot be
established for the manufacture Of brains
direct, which would enable the purchaser
to write his ewn thesis. How would it
appear, now to advertise-"For Sale-A
good article Of brains; suitable for an
aspiring lawyer, ten dollars spoonful.
A fair to middling article for medical
students, FIVE dollars pint. Editorial
brains. dollar and half barrel"
The trouble would be, to work up a sale
of the goods; for the people who stand
in most need of them are the very ones
who always think they are abundantly
supplied.--Syracs.e Tines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09

Hash and mince pie are the mosaics
of culinary art.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09
For the OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
IN SPRING.
BY WILLIAM BRuNroN.

O God. in this glad season sent.
With Inspirations from above,
When all the world rcjoices wide.
To feel the quickening OF thy love,
May we. thy servants. also seek
To find thy presence near.
And magnify thy holy name
That thou hast proved SO dear,
Now while the bird makes music sweet,
While skies are bright and blue.
While all the flowers return tous,
And Eden-life once more renew,
Let us be clothed with grace divine.
And know thy power and peace;
Let every heart in JOY confess
Thy mercies never cease
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-09

Variety Is the spice Of lie, but bar
keepers report that the majority of men
use cloves.
National Republican., 1880-06-01
District Courts.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrRICr-CuRT-JUsTIcE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYlIE MACARTHUR Ann
CoN.-AleXander VS.. District OF Columbia: bill dis
missed. Potomac Steamboat company VS.. Upper Pc.
tomucS Steamboat company and Inland and Seaboard
Coasting company; on argument Washington
Market company vs. District OF Columbia; cOntln-
uaHce stricken out.
EQUITY COURT-JusTICE HAGSER.-Cowan vs.
CowNn; divorce granted. johnson VS. Johnson;
divorce granted. Inland and Seaboard Coastng
company VS. Plant; final ratification of sales on
amended report Clagett VS.. Brooke; referred 10
auditor 10 state account and distribution. PhmniN
mouy ordered taken By s. O., Durham, commits.
siOuer Nt Hartford, Conn. liill VS., National Fair
association; argument concluded and cause sub
mitted.
CRIMINAL COURT go JUSTICE JAMES. go Thomas
Smothers, convicted Of rape; bill OF exceptions
flied. Moses SuOWdou and Lewis Hawkins arson;
not guilty. robert Bullenger md George NOwland
robbery; urraigned and pleaded not guilty; bail
given for their appearance
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT - JUSTICES
WYLIE, MACARTHuR AND CoX-NO. SO. Coyle VS.
Davis 81 Lilly vs.. Smith, IS, Washington g George
town Railroad company vs.. District of Columbia:
10, Brooke VS.. Barnes; 49, Booth vs. Booth; IS, Van
RlSSick VS.. Spnldug i6 Campbell vs.. Kendall;
lsl3, Cook vs. Cook; a. United States eN rel. Whit.
field vs., Secretary of Navy, Al, Licbschutz vs.. Me-
Nall; bS, stein & Co. vs. Clark; 3d. shea VS. Smith;
&c. Bridget vs.. Cornish; 10 Diggs use etc vs.
lngersoll; II, baltimore United oil company vs.
barber " Co.; 7S Du Bose vs.. District Of COumbia
So CarringLon vs. Douglass, o. Lemont vs, Wash
iugtOn x Georgetown Railroad company; %, United
states eN rel. Barker vs., HGlmiCk,
CRINISAL C0URT-JusTICE JAMES, - George l.
murder of Froak Williams,
National Republican., 1880-06-01
GENERAL MARKETS.
Baltimore Markets.
n.t9.t.rn,p ~


Cotton dull. Middling, II IS Ice.
Flour quiet. Howard street and western super.
fine So 25@i co. do. extra, 81 25C9j 90; do. family,
extra, 81 2ja5 90; do. family So 0O@6 20; do. Rio
brands, So O016 %; Patapsco family, 81 10.
Wheat - Southern dull; western strong and
higher. Southern red, 81 2j@l 26; do amber, nom
inully, ! 80; No . western winter red, spot and
May, 81 S41l 3i; June 81 2i@l 2iL: July 81 1870
1874 August 81 lOI4@l IL; September 81 1914 9
l lOH
Corn - Southern steady; western steady for
spot; futures easy. Southern white, 56lS@57c do
yellow, nominally, 5iGD5Gc; western mixed. spot
and May 5GA@57c June, 19C; July, IS3zal9c;
August, 49laGl9Ac steamer, SOC.
Oats firm but quiet Southern, 4iGIjc: western
white, i3giici do. mixed, 4lG42c; Pennsylvania
43UIic,
Rye quiet at 9jc,
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl7GlS,
Provisions duh, Mess pork, sll 256ll 70; bulk
meats--oose shoulders, and clear rib sides no of
ferings; do. packed, 45S@7c bacon shoulders 59sc;
Butter quiet Prime to choice western packed,
ll6tlic.
Eggs quiet at l2c.
Petroleum hrmer. Crude, nominal refined,
Coffee firm. Rio eargocs, ordinary to prime.
l34@l54c.
Sugar firm. soft 9lGc.
Whisky firm and higher at 81 ll@l NJ.
Freights dull,
Rccclpls-Elour, l4O6 bblS: wheat l6S0OO bu;
corn, l05,3 800 bu; oats 900 bu; rye, 900 bu
Shipments-Wheat, l46, 733 bu; corn, AZ, 1872 bu.
Sale,-Nheat, 694 692 bu; corn, l23,200 bu.
National Republican., 1880-06-01
GREAT
| $50

ASSU 1851
o rur IdSHiS RENNsYJXANIA ,AS squTE sU r.
spnnH5B9SS sSGfShRf &SGNfFI5SSf naulr
TRAINS LEAVE w4ssHINaaroY from Depot cor
For Plltsburg and the West, soua n with Parlor Car
TO Pittsburg and sleeping nr to Chicago; lQ"o q.
daily with Sleep ing Cars nom Harrisburg
to Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Chicago 7;4O y. IN.
day VIII PalHGe c Gar noo 70 C9lcaS9'
For Canandaisua Roehelter, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North, at ~ a. m. daily, except sunday
7:io p. m daily except Saturday, with Palace Cara
For Williamsport Lock Haven and EmIa at lO;+O
- a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Row York and the Fast $50 II. m ;l0auu 1000 p,
Limited Express q Pullman PArlor Cars $50 a. m.
For BTooklyn New York, al throggh trains connect
aioriins direct transfer 70 Fnlion street, avoid.
lug double isrriase across Nov York city,
For on RhsSSghis s"SSag sS S and ma 10 go 3 $40 and p M
Limited Express, $3.50 a. m, daily, except Sunday,
For saltmore, 90 s'0l, gJ0, io;io a, m, ana 200
So a. n 1910 a. NJ S,io. 7:iC and 1890 D. M
For Popes Creek Line. B;O q. m aud 4op IA. daily,
For Anlapolls, go a. m. aud 40 D. m. daily, oxccp.
AI.EXXNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
WAY "A, AND NJ "a ,tAhL1EXANpRlA AND WASHING
For Alexandria T. 7;iO 0, II H. MI 4;2). $50 O25 8
and ll;3O D. m, On Sunday, Z, y ana IL a. M, and s
For Richmond and the south, 100 a. IN. daily, and
b!20 p. m daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for washington, Q, :, 10 a
on'sunday at and 10 a, NJ, I ana Oio5 p, m.
Tickets, information eleeoing and pSrlor'car 40 40
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Ponnsyvania
avenue northeast d sSrnss @ sixth street and pSnnsy
Ieft tor thechecking OF baggage TO destination from
"0'''' L. r. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, Genora Managor.
National Republican., 1880-06-01
FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

A Two-SToRY brick house 1880 Eighth st W..
~ six rooms gas water. bathroom, atercloset;
gOou yard md twoStory shed. house In good c0ndl-
UoM iron railing In 'front.' near markets and cnrS;
price low small cash payment, balance monthly,
Apply at lOl3 o stn w mzg-5ts
nN liberal terms three story basement Resi-.
~ dence, with all modern improvements siiuntod
on Eleventh ST. within minutes walk OF The Est
ears; lngulre at National Republlcau onice sel9tt
HOR sALE--CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for sale JOHN SHERMAN g. CO.,
81 Cloud BnllhlnR. Nen calnte and loAnA lyJi
National Republican., 1880-06-01
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMONE, May IT.
Beef Cnttlc-Nfarkct slow, and prices = per cent
on. Very best, j@5lfc first quality, 4a5c;
medium, 3jS@lc; ordinary, 2AG3l4G, Most
sales were from 4A@54c Receipts, 1896 head;
sales, 1862 head
swine-Fair supply and moderate demand.
Quotations, 5l{V6Ic, Receipts $40 head.
The receipts OF sheep and lambs weie 6993
National Republican., 1880-06-01
FREE ADVERTISING.
m q 9 H a R G. III
Advertisements under tho head OF

WANTED, FOR RENT, Cnc.,
OF acceptable nature and not 10 exceed four lines
on our third page, are free to all.
No Business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements Inserted IN this column at
five cents per line for each insertion.
II answers fnil to como the first time, we invite a
second, third, or many rcpettons necessary
TO secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
vcrsers to feel that they imposing US, but
arc doing us favor by using free columns, We
are determined 10 make THE ItI1pU BLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember thai letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY not delivered through the
posoco. If initials arc used they should be directed
10 the care Of some person. firm or postoiIice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p m,
Advertisements can be lelt at our oflico, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL REPtiBIICAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-06-01
To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY y, lssO, AT 100 p. NJ.

AM Leave washngton.
S40-B,tmHre , y lilc9t CITY aud Way Stations
O5i-Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. (pledmonL
stras6nrg, WINCHESTER Hagerstown, Frederick
s:lo-Polnt of Rocks and Way Stations.
S;35.s'rAuNT AND Virginia SPRINGS EX.
oot-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BOSTON
AND BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Parior car to
soo-i0n Sunday only-Ealnmore, Annapolis and
o:iO-tsT: LOUIS. CHICAGO COLUMBUS AND
PlrTSBuRG EMPIRES. (Connott' Ior HGgers;
stations east OF Piedmont except sunday Pull
man cars to CINCINNATI nnd Ioui'ville, daily;
i2r n Expss RE 'Iss soos at B&dens.
burg, College. Beltsyille, Laurel Annapolis juno
tion, Jessups, and Hanover.
isio-Baltimore ANNAPOLIS, Tllicott CITY and Way.
-lnAI.i MORE AMI LAUisi.L fMPltlss.
i:tc-tOn Sunday oniv-Baltimore and Wsv.
-''O Ton 4 ExPRiSs. R I'LL 'i'-'f MA AM i'0'
$50 Baitimpre and way stations Winchester,
AoFBAITiM6R BIAbESsBTa EN- T y' ASD
REL d,Sp,,. EXPhkSS {Esederck vi" Rel"yI stops
4s5GtFoinT q t9gEs FISdsrck ~ mMegerstown, WIN;
Of Rocks W and Way Stations only "' " VIM
tBaltimore AnRHpol Snnd Way stations, ,sss
sTGniSAo sSenns ISEs ia aR bcoS S0ddaMbuS day rA7'
5i.ssfPhiEA DEiPHIH AND BALTIMORE Ex,
eo!-PoInt of lloclss md Way stations
5SbAIFf&SE HRH Nf} S&G S,9ltfps EXPRESS
lSOh kAfNFs1S- iIltlSDufE eNctpL GuNui!ysl
Sleeping cars to II. Louis and Pittsburg,
O3i--tBALIlMORE, BLADENSBUR AND LAU-
REL ENPltltSS.
IOi5-fNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, BOSTON
AND TIMOIE EXPREsSS. Sleeping car to
Now York, and special sleeping car TO Philadel
phia
tDaiiy. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
AiI tfalns stopa Relay Station.
For further Information apply at tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station and 603 69
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth
street whore orders will be taken tor Baggage to bG
checked and received at any point In the city;
W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation
GEO s. KOONTI General Agent
National Republican., 1880-06-01
DIED.

GOUGH-p Died Saturday, NAV 30, 1850 STEPHEN
H. GuuGu, ~, aged IL years months and - dayH
OF s. H. and Emma Cough,
Funeral Will take place tui3 afternoon at the resi-
dUnCe Of his parents, 1914 Eighth street northwest
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend,
IJersey CITY papers please copy
DECONEB,-On sunday, May ~, 1851 at a. m, Of
consumption shT H. DECovIn eldest son OF the late
H. VI. and Martha n, DcCoycr aged li years.
Funeral trom the residence or his aunt, Mrs Robert
Cuheu, lr., ON Tuesday at p N. Relatives and
friends invited TO attend, =
National Republican., 1880-06-01
L.ShSE.

ON west side OF Ninth ST. near Pennsylvania ave,
~ Mt Z p III yesterday, piece of white point APP
Cltqno lace for the neclii liberal reward. No ~
Ninth ST W. Iel.ltt
"WEDNESDAY, Goth inst. while going from the
w steamer Lady OF the Lake to Il. d o. H. II.
depot, Il diamond cross containing eleven stones. BY
returning II 10 Police Headquarters Washington, y.
G., the Hinder viii receive 90. iel.2ts
National Republican., 1880-06-01
JUNE DRAWING
sl12,40O
1900 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, Sc.
ln lAInLrnIn AEn
Half Tickets, 81.
Fun..Nr anNnn

Remit by Postomee Monoy-order, Registered Let
ter, Bank Dram or Express,
no Insure against mistakes and delays, correspond
ents Will please write their names aud places Of resi-
dence plainly, giving number of Postotc8 box or
Street, and Town, County and state,
All communications connected with the Distribu.
tion and Orders for Tces should be addressed 10 r.
M. BOARDMAN, Courier. journal Building, Louis
vile, KY, or Al aO7 and 300 broadway New York ~
Also j, w. Clark, 1908 New York avenue or li22
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. o.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

Gen. O. Z. BE3 gREGA Aitp, Of La. Commissioners
Application for rates 10 clubs should only be made
to the oillce oftho company ut New Orleans. Write
for circulars or send orders to NJ. \. BAUpHIN,
New Orleans, LOUISIANA
or same person az No. $40 broadway, New York,
OrJ. L. IERBACH,
lil8 Fstreet northwest. washington,
n. B.-ihis Company has NO AGENTS In The
BRITISH POSS ESSlDN~, and Nl persons pretend
Ing TO bo so and soliciting orders by circulars or
otherwise ArC SMINDLERS lCbll
National Republican., 1880-06-01
FOE SALE Or RENT.

E'OR SALE OR RENT-A beautifully situated
~ country home, 10 acres Of laud and plenty OF
cho fruit. Inquire or II. G. DALEY First Audi
tors Office, Treasury Department. ma-lw-
National Republican., 1880-06-01
WANTED-EHELP,
1.-TWO girls who eau do neat sewing, 10 sew
u Meek, ~ once, ntlI02l klIlrenth 81 all coloI

1.-TWO girls who ean do neat sewing, TO sew by the
Il week, nt once, atl02l Fifteenth ST. all cOlored. el
"A NTED-A competent shorthand writer In a
w transportation oilice; must write first clas
business long hand and be rapid stenographor goUd
RECOMMENDATIONS required pay lbornl. Address q.
Republican office. Jei-3lf
A FIRST CLASS chambermald and waitress ref
"a erences required. No sos Il stnw. niJl
n LADY. mldde-aged, wishes 10 accompany n
IA family to II western state territory; qualified
to Instruct children or to housekeep; snlury object
Address Mrs. WILLIAM FLETCHER, CITY Post
Office. nl3
A LADY'S maid; one who speaks French pre-
"a ierred. Apply at l0l2 Seventeenth st NV. m29
IMMEDIATELY, young girl nurse; one will
4 ing TO go to the country and references required
Shll NJ l,Ib NJ 81 n w. mn
National Republican., 1880-06-01
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS,
FOR Observation-Disclosures. US.

ID LACKSMTrH'S SHOP near Riggs Markell In
ID quiro vt lilI Fourteenth 81. rUols for sale on
cASy tcrma. ml7ti
National Republican., 1880-06-01
BEDFORD (Va.) ALUM AND
IRON SPRINGS.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
10 the
NORTH. NORTHWEST, wRsT AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-06-01
FOR RENT-MOUSES.

U1WO three-story brick houses nine roons coch
"A ah1 ,5 s,i mod lmpr en g, between Fourteent0
trobo, range, closets and pantries and Is good ioca
tion. ' M,