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National Republican., 1880-09-09
II INITKD STATES MARsuAL's SALE
TOHN SHERMAN 4 co, Real Estate Agents and
~ Auctioneers, ST Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE BRING PREMISES NO. l72s
PENNSILVANIA AVENUE NORfHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated tho 18th day OF
January. A. d. 1880 and duly recorded in ber No.
~ folio i0S OF the land records for the District OF
COLUMBIA and ut the request in writing OF the party
securei ,horehy, we viii sell at public auction. in
front OF the premises on TUESDAY, the 2lst day OF
September a. d. 1880 AT o'cork D. m, the following
real estate situated In The city OF Washington. In the
District OF Columbia to wit; All OF original lot num-
bered sixteen (lG IN square numbered one hundred
and sx eight tlGs) together with the improvements
thereon consisting OF threestory brick building and
back buildings.
Terms of sale; One. fourth of the purchase money
to be paid In C4sh and the residue In three equal In.
stllmet-, at one, two and three yenrs respectively.
with interest al seven per cent nnnum until paid,
payable haEysariy, to bO secured by notes and deed
OF trust on the prunises The terms Of sale must be
complied with within ten days from the day of sale.
or the trustees reserve the right 10 resell the property
a the risk aud cost of the dcfutipg purchaser, aor
hve days previous advertisement deposit Of 500
Will be required at the time of sale.
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN,
- - - JOSEPH H. LAWYER
W, NJ SMITH, Salesman. Trustees.
stsOl 1
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IlTVVl IEHVNIIlIIIINIIIl IlOaN OF VI
tally restored in either young or old All Malaria
poisOns ana lingering diseases of whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently oradlcated from
the system For further diseases and difficulties
which treat you must max appc at Iny office.
CONSULTATION FREE 70 ALL
Office and Residence NO l3a q street northwest,
Foundry NJ u, church and opposite Epiphany
church Washington, II. G. iel2
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W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. II
Gu2SIsp9. Il. lS,I2i
LOWELL, Real Estate Auclionoer.

I n. COLDWELL, Real Estate AuCiioneer.
TnusrEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN HlLLSDALE ID. g.
by virtue OF decd OF trust to ID. l.. Eaton and
my self dated April 3, a. ID. iS72, and duly re-
corded In Liber No. $50 folio 1859 Of the Land Rec
ords for the District OF Columbia and at the request
OF the party secured thereby surviving trustee.
Will offer for snle In front of the PROMISES Mt iO
m. ON MONDAY, September 81 A. D. 1850, the fol
owingdescLi6ed real estate. lying and being In tho
County OF Washington, District OF Columbia, and
known and described as lot numbered ten lO il sec
ton numbered two (2) OF the Barry Farm subdivis
ion (so cailod according to the plot thereof filed by
NE trustees OF thG Barry Farm Fund IN the office OF
TIE Surveyor of Washington County, District OF Co
lumOia together with improvements etc.
Terms OF sale $40. with interest from April % 1874
and expenses Of sale In cash, and the balance In one
year rom dale of sale. with interest cent
per annunl. deposit of SIS will be rei uired nj
Time of sale. Ali cunvcyHncing ut purchase cost
GEORGE w, STICK EY.
nuai2tawtvds Surviving Trustee. fs2 street.
National Republican., 1880-09-09
TINE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
II or TIE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY

Tho Columbian College opens septembers
The Medical School opens October 4.
The Law School opens October IL
For catalogues or further Information idress
JAMES C. WELLTNG, LLA D.,
aual-If President.
National Republican., 1880-09-09
General rorbert's Political Legacy.

Soon after the nomination OF General Han
cock it was announced in the democratic
papers that General A. 4. A. Torbert would
support General Hancock from motives ol
personal friendship. This statement caused
Augustus c. Lindsey of Somerville who was
Il private soldier in Torbert's brigade, to write
to his old commander aud learn tho truth
The following is copy of the reply he 70.
ceiYel:
National Republican., 1880-09-09
PRaha,dhSAHS.
ITSnopposs,1lLLs 7FoR UNIFORMS AND HATS.

L ''0' ~'''' 10 ''N 0---E0''A' 'N'D ia '''
DEPARTMENT OF MErRoroLIrAN PoLIcE)
OFfIcis MAIDn AND SUIT. 202 A. ST. N W.,
WAsitTNeToS, D. G., Sent q, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Will be received at this
Office until il O'Clock TU ESDAY, l4th inst, Rt
which time they will be opened. to furnish this de-
parlment with Two hundred taO), more or less uni
forms TO measure for winter wear of the police force
consisting OF OverCoatS OF blue beaver cloth, irock
coats Of blue flannel vests OF blue cloth, panalOuns
of blue dOeskln, material to be OF best quality indigo
blue dye TO be cut IN accordance wththe regulations
for uniforms to be worn by the Metropolitan Police
force Bids to be made separately Tor each garment.
The dies for tho buttons viii be loaned TO the success
ful bidder.
Sealed proposals will be received ut same time for
hTniAhng two hundred and twenty (2!Ol, more or
less, hats, similar TO sample view M this office.
Samples or material aud hats must accompany bids.
The right to reject any and AL bids is reAprvsd.
Mark envelopes proposals for Uniforms Pro
posals TOR Hats as tho case may be-
llidders are invited TO be present at the opening
For further Information apply to Captain Z. II,
Vernon, Inspector NJ, P at Police Headquarters.
by order OF the Commissioners y. g. -
WM. q. BROCK.
e6.06l3 Major and Supt. Met. Police
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DIstrlOt Courts.

CIRCUIT 'CoURT ESPECIAL LAW TERM(-JUsTICE
CoN.-Lynch VS.. Mccarthy; Judgment by default
Potomac Terra Gotta company vs. German; same
action. Appeman VS.. Edmonston, do. Horsey VS..
Scrivencr; do sinsheimer VS.. Smith &Joyce judg-
mentconfeSsed. Knightv VS.. Jones 4 Co.; same. Tay-
lor jr., VS.. do; same Golden VS.. do same Borda
VS.. do same. Custner II Co. vs. do; same. BeaVans
IL shaw VS.. do; same. Fosberg Il Co. vs. do; same.
Albright n Co, VS.. do; same. CORDOBA, Gillains IL
Co. vs. do; same. Tenney u Son vs. do; same.
Beall & Shoemaker VS., do; same. Herr & Cissell
VS.. do, same. Barbour Hamilton VS.. do; same
May X Co. VS.. do. same. Young Ys. dol same
Weller " Repetti VS.. do; same, LuchS & Bro. vs..
dol same Hunt & Roberts VS.. do; same. Warren
tE Go. VS.. do; same. Nails Il Co. VS.. do; sRme
Riley VS.. do; same, PTentiss trustee. vs. Lesh;
motion ovrrruled and leave TO file replication.
Pagan vs. Gibbons; Judgment by deinnlt. iealy
VS.. Callahun do. Citizens National Bank VS.. APP
pemun; do. Emery Coal company vs., Murdock;
do. CAllaghan Ys. Sudcr; do. Nallor jr VS..
Schuster Judgment by default and condcmua. :.
tion. Mckenzie, executor VS. BGbcock order Of
reference,
EQulrY CoURr-JUsrcR Cox.-wrght VS.. Gran.
ford et AL, hearing on motion fixed Tor Tuesday
next DuHamGl VS., Dulinmel ct al; decree pro
conlesso against defendants. Sutton w. sutton;
referred 10 G. lnge, ir TO take testimony, Shepherd
VS. Philip ct al; order allowing counsel 10 With
draw and cause assigned to Justice James. Parker
VS.. New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance company ct
AL; leave 10 withdraw demurrer and bill dismissed
as 10 Waters, Barbour x Hamilton VS. SCmmS; re-
ferrcd to n. Carusi Mayer vs.. Warner et al; de-
creo substituting trustee. Hall ". Hall; referred 10
&. Ingle ir., to lake testimony. Snouler ct III. vs.
Greonuppic ct al; decree pro coneSso
National Republican., 1880-09-09
THE GREAT
1880

ASSO O,,,,.,,,.,., .,-.,.. l. SOO
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, S Eel RAILS,
SPLENDID scENERMYh NINA MMRAdNTFiGisNr EQUIP
TRAINS 1ENJ n EFTECT WAgA NIX TdS 2 I iSG
For Pittsburg aud The West $500 a. M with Sleeping
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincin-
natl, st. Louis and Chicago $50 p, m. daily, with
BxTTfMoRG G{r NC r 4 I PoT66MAo iscd'6 RAILROAD.
For Ganandaigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
with pnror Car to Watkins and The North, at 500
a m daily. except sunday; at $50 p. m. daily, ox-
cept saturday, with Palace Cars to Canandaigus
For Wiliiansport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at lO:iO
a: M daily, except SUNDAY,
For New YORK and The East 040 q, M, 2;io and 1000
y. IN. On Sunday, 1000 p. IN
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 H. m.
For brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey CITY with boats Of Brooklyn Annex"
double icrrago across New YORK city. '''AS
For Philadelphia, lC;iO m 2iO, $40 and 1000 p,
For Baltimore, $50 500 93o l6;iO m, and 2lo $40
% o ioo a. an M 5iO sso a and ic:So D. a,u' M. ''O a.
For popes Creek Line oio A. M and 4'iO p. M daily,
Fer Annapolis, $40 m, and $40 p. daily, except
ALEXHHDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON
For Alexandra Z 100 o. II n m; 400, 300 G25, and
1880 p. m. On Sunday, ~ and II a, M, and
For Richmond and the south, 200 a. m. daily and
$40 p, m. daily, eTcep! sunday
1850, 3, 3, 7 and O.05 p, m, and u midnight. on
Sunday At and 10 a. m, and 9O5 p, m,
Tickets. Information sleeping and parlor'car &C
east corner ofThTteenth street and Pennsylyania
avenue northeast corner Of sixth street and pennsyl
etl for the checking Of baggage to destination irom
L. i. FARMER, GSnersI Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON. GenerAl Manager.
National Republican., 1880-09-09
MILFORD. DEL, Aug, H. lSso.

M, IU0U8Ilt8 Q, IINI87fV'
DEAR SIR On my return home yesterday from
Colorado found your kind letter OF July 20 lam
always glad 10 hear from one of the old First New
Jersey brigade and YOU talk 10 The point politically
Just Os the old brigade used 10 fight. have known
General Hancock for twenty-five years and like
him, but l can't stand the company, politically,
that he is with. | hope no republican Of tho old
brigade viii desert Garfield, for this fight is about
rs important us any we had between 1860 and 1863.
wish our friends IN Sew Jersey every success for
the national and state ticket Your friend aud old
Comrado A. r. A. TORBERT.
This is an open letter to tho survivors of tho
old First New Jersey brigade, and Is probably
the last political utterance of the gallant Tor.
bert. II WAS written on the 17th OF August.
On tho 25th he sailed for Havana, and three
days aGcrward his body was found ON tho
coast oil Florida Newark (N J.) Advertiser.
National Republican., 1880-09-09
AssIaNMENrs Fon To pAY.

EQUITY COuRr-JusfICE CoN-NO. D, N0lloch VS.,
Fairiicd -, Eaton vs. Griffith. 10, Arnold vs.
is Capitol I'm Building association VS.. Hilton;
ig National Association fOr Relief OF Women and
Children vs.. Cnudcll; "a, Ehart vs.. Young; y,
Curry VS., smith, 20, Leonard vs.. Leonardo 2S,
Gibson vs. GaudcT %, Ferry IS. Langley 20, Brown
VS., District Of CUumbia 81, IlOgo VS. Eagles.oni
81 Howe VS., Howe.
National Republican., 1880-09-09
EDUCATIONAL.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

Law DEPARTMENT OPENS HONDAI,
SEPTEMBER 20.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
SCHOOL OF ANCIENT AND MODERN Lam
GUAGh:s AND ENGLISH LITERATURE opens
OCTOBER la
POLYTECHNIC DEP1RTM ENT.
SCHOOL OF GEOLOGY, MINERALoGY AND
MINING opens OCTOBER 10.
SCHOOL OF MATH EAfATICS, SURVEYING AND
CIVIL ENGINEERING opens SEPTEMBER 20
SPECIAL CLASSES.
Special classes, day and evening, in Chemistry,
Natural Philosophy Botany, Natural History and
Mechanical Drawing (lncudlng Geonetrical aud
Linear Perspective) will be organized early In DC
tOber, OF which future announcement VIII be made.
Catalogues may be Obtained, and students may
". J. NEWTON.
seDtf BoS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-09-09
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON KINDERGARTEN
NORMAL INSTITUTE

for the Trimming Of Teachers. with model Kinder
garten and advanced classes up to the fourth grade
Sixth year begins September IL reachers' clnsa 90.
tober lS For circnars call nj the National Kinder
garteu Hall, gD Eighth strcet Be1.6w
National Republican., 1880-09-09
LEGAL.

7 n TIE sUPRi5ME Court or fTfE" DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA
EQUITY CAUsE No. 3423.
To depostors In the Washington City Savings
Bank: Notice Is hereby given that all depositors
who have not drawn either of the last three uyi.
dends made by the Rec0v8I win be debarred from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
dividends be pres nted to the Receiver before
October ID, 1880. -
w F, MATTINGLy. Receiver.
w 4. cox, JuSticp, i 2aNl0w
National Republican., 1880-09-09
Business College.

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND J. SITS. N w,
This institution has progressive and successful ex
periencO of sixteen years. IL educaies young men
aud women for usefulness and selEsnppori. Its
graduates secure positions OF trust and profit Course
OF study and training comprises the English Ian
gunge. Business Arithmetic, Spenceran Practical
penTnnnship, bookkeeping by siugle and double
entry adapted to every variety of business Business
Practice requiring tic making ont aud exchanging
Of all kinds Of business papers, paying and receiving
cash and keeping tho accounts; Elocuton ard Lee
lures. Day ami Evening Sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 30, 1880. For information and terms call at
the College, address HENRY G, SPENCER
DriucinI nui7
National Republican., 1880-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
Democratic Campaign Song.
I'VE v.n.

Ir-"Tsko us back to the place where we first
the light
National Republican., 1880-09-09
THE ECLECTEC SEMINARY.

The Third Annual Session will open SEPTEMBER
IL. Boys and girls-beginniug and ndvnnccd-wlll
enjoy the New Method Of Training
nu.7.nn H. RICHARDS, PRINCIPAL.
National Republican., 1880-09-09

NLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
~ as the besti so Is JUSTu'S OLD STAND
known for years as Ihe only plfce where hrslclnss
secondhand clothing can he sold at respectable
prices, Address or cnll at
Just HS OLD STAND.
No ClO ID street, between SIKH and seventh streets
northwest. or branch store No. aus Ninth street. be-
tween u and T. streets northweSL
N r.. Mote seut 10y mail promptly attended 10.
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lH. o. CANDEE, Nj, D., V, d., OF
M NEW YORK,

treat and cure the following dis.
eases: HemOrrhOlds or Piles. Con-
Throat and Lung dlfllCul-
ties, consumption, Heart Disease,
Catarrh, aud Deafness caused by
CRtRrrh, Suffering and Stammer-
ing, Cancer, Scromla, Hernia, lfTy.
slpelas, GOirlre, Asthma, 81, Nitus'
nuurn nbpupAaIiaDh MSS nf vi.
National Republican., 1880-09-09
I.dpNT.

EITHRR on the steamer Lady OF the Lako or In q
~ streetcar coming from the wharf on the sth
viii be rewarded BY returning i 60 No sol thirteenth
st W. scs-sy
National Republican., 1880-09-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wy AHTED-By gentleman and wife, three or
w four furnished rooms In desirable nelehbor-
hood, for light housekeeping. AddreBa w @ I, w
Ninth st W, bo'-Stf
National Republican., 1880-09-09
sUB-rRrAsuRY BALANCES.
Baltimore Markets.
nALrIMonE. Ml

d.....'.'.'.......,. ............. coo .
Currency. Observation-Disclosures. b,3io
National Republican., 1880-09-09

MO. " IOWA CIRCLE, cor Rhode Island and ver.
IN mont avHs n w--Three-Btory brick house, ten
large rooms modern improvements, most desirable
location viii be rent October 1880 or for SALE
Apply TO 1918 Rhode Island ave or 204 Thirteenth
ST n W. VIM MCLEAN. Bo93lt
National Republican., 1880-09-09

VNARM, dairy or garden, 100 acres four miles from
Il city on railroad, also house, eight rooms, and
some land aud frut near station; good for clerk.
Address FARMER, l20o NJ 81 n W. ses-l2tt
National Republican., 1880-09-09

YVNHREE unfurnlshod rooms, water bath and
4 closet, suitable for honsekeepIng No 020 l s.
n W sp7-gtt
National Republican., 1880-09-09

SECOND FLOOR parlor aud bedroom communi-
- eating; also BATHROOM adjoining newly furnished.
gentleman preferrod rent S2O aOi Thirteenth st. het
ID and r. SpS3tf
National Republican., 1880-09-09

EOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ properly for sale. JOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
st. Cloud Buiiding. Real estate and loana, lySl
National Republican., 1880-09-09

HNHREE pleasant rooms on second floor, furnished
A for housekeeping, 10 tenant without children
Amply at No iB6 X II NV se0-3tf
National Republican., 1880-09-09

~ EsIRABLE furnished rooms on second, third OF
- fourth hoors atSl2 Indiana ave, with board, II
required se6-6t'
National Republican., 1880-09-09
EapR RENN-MOaINES.

OFFICE ROOMS in No, 1913 and $40 Four-and.a-bal
street u. W.; also in 4oS louisiana avenue NJ W.
Call for weakly Rent-Llst
National Republican., 1880-09-09
FOR sALE-mOUSEs.

NOR RENT-Call and see our list OF property for
N rent JOHN SHERMAN & co,
fe3-tf 81 Cloud Building
National Republican., 1880-09-09

A THREE-SToRY brick house u rooms, all mod
n impr and stable attached, No 7G3 Sixth st W.
n0ure at s. Fishrnan d SONS, $50 Seventh ST. seS-3tt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
NIP AND TUCK

O!thc many hlttering notices Of this ce,
bratcd French comedy which We receive in
all our exchanges the following from the
Globc-Democrat Of Feb Eth speak. IA
detail
"GEAND OPERA IiOusE- Nip and Tuck
was produced here for the first time lat
night The theatcr was crowded, and the
play which is an English adaptation Of the
French comedy Trecochct ct Cacolet, b.
d Emery, the author of the Two Orphan.
kept the audience laughing through the en-
tire performance. The Comcdy.drama /,
well constructed, the dialogue Is brlul,
ana sparkling, the characters 70 a great *
tent novel and the opportunities given g.,
displaying special abilities numcrou,
Nip and Tuck is firm Of detectives
whose difference OF character is prcnounc
ed, and who are constantly working agaiu..
each o'har in a way that places each other
III most ludcrous light before the public
They assume DISCUSSES, which. while pef-
ccptlb.c to the audience, are ahs1lut.y
Opaque 10 each other, and in their different
girb, and games they come into frequent
collision, while both working 10 ferret on.
and being TO justice to the criminal in the
play Harry Wcbber plays the part Of
Nicholas Nip, the most versatile par,ne-.
and D. ii. Fitzpatrick that Of Tracer Tuck
Weber appears in four or five Characterize
tons with songs, and is the bright partic-~.
lar star 81 the combination He j. q clever
impclsOnator and in all that he did la,,
night pleased hi, audience greatly
Mr. Fitzpatrick Tuck adds to the int rc,.
of the entertainment zip and Tuck ha,
the same mission that Is intended for every
other pay--to amu,e-nud il does tn,
most successfully"
RecoIcet that this magnificent orgaajll
ton will De- in this city, at the Athcncum,
on February 90. Reserved seats are now
on cate at Hartman without extra charge.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
TIE GRAMMAR SCHOOL

The exercises last Friday afternoon in
Miss X, A, rhompson's room, at the Thir-
tccnt- street school, were of unusual inter
est.
Washingtons birthday being near at
hand the exercises of the afternoon were
devoted to It's celebration,
The room was taStefuIly decorated with
the American FLAG, and from above the
platform the genial face Of
GEORGE WASHINGTON
looked down upon the school from among
the told, of the "stars and stripes he so
nobIy defended. The programme consisted
Of reciutions, compositions, songs and SEN
tmcnts
An account Of the six noted battles
led by Washington were given by
members Of the A class with great credit
to themselves.
The essays Of Amy Wilson, Maud Lof.
lin. and Florence Williamson were excel
lent. and the recitations Of portion OF the
"Cons,intion, and the Address OF War
rem" given in concert by the school were
finely rendered.
White Dunnrng read a selection IN q
clear and distinct voice, and the boys OF
the class gave u recitation which was
much enjoyed by all.
Among the sentiments was one given by
Nellie Fisher,
"rnE BOYS OF Our SCHOOL;
may their little hatchets cut many cups
from the tree of knowledge" BY request
Rev B. Y, George responded in behalf OF
the boys MAY our girls become rs noble
women as Martha Washington"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
SUNDAY SERVICES

Father Mastcrson conduct, services in
St Patrick's church to day
Service, in the Episcopal church to-
day as usual, conducted by Rev David \.
Bonnar
Father Hogan conducts services IN st.
,Io,eph's Catholic church to-day, At the
usual hours.
Rev. George breaches In the Prcsby-
terrain church, morning and evening, at the
usual hours to-day
On account of the absence of Rev.
WHITAKER there will be no preaching in the
Methodist church to-day. Sunday school
will convene at the usual hour, however.
Tie usual services will be conducted
by Rev. l.. Knappe in the German Lutcrln
church thi, morning An English sermon
will be preached in the evening, to which
all, but especially the young people, are
cordially invited.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs, Boram of Mound City, is in
town.
Mr.. Herman Meyers, the tobacconist,
is at home again.
Mr., II. T. Diggs and wife, Of New
Madrid, were yesterday in the city.
Constable Hogan, who has been absen,
from tine city for several days, returned
yesterday afternoon
MIR. c. 4. Beck,of Centralia, an official
Of the Illinois Central railroad, was in the
city Yesterday on business connected with
the road.
Mr., viii Lemcn. well known 10 some
Of our young people, accidentally shot him,
self at his home in Bond county, this state
a few days since The wouad though
painful Is not considered dangerous.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
THE CHEAPEST PLACE

to 90 for boots and shoes either to have
them made to order or buy ready made, is
at G. Kochs, Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets He bought his
stock of boots and shoes, leather and find
ings before the late rise, and will give the
public the benefit By selling at the old
prices Do not fail to call when in need of
goods in his line.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
Miss Mckee wrote on the board, in pho.

Miss Mckee wrote on the board, in pho.
biography, an anecdotc Of Washington,
which the school had not seen, requesting
them to read it, The promptness with
which they responded showed the thorough.
ness of their knowledge and the =
SUCCESS OF THEIR TEACHER.
After short and fOrcblc address from
Mr, George, the exercises were closed by
singing America"
The visitors present were more than ever
convinced that the grammar room Of
the Thirteenth street school is one of the
best taught schools in in the city, and that
Miss X \. Thompson and Miss Mckee
rams among the first and best Of our teach
ers--ln fact that they arc not cxcclcd by
any, A PArRoy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22

From DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN
Prof. Green, distinguished allopathic ply
sician, wrote to the Medical Record Of At
lanta, Ga, to the effect that after all other
means had failed, he sent for the Kidney
Cure, Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, aud to
his establishment cured serious case of
Bright, Disease by administering it, and
afterwards found it equally beneficial in
other c0scs He advised his brother physi-
clans to use it in preference to anything
else for kidney Disorders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22

Mc.srs, Morgan * Allen, 80 John 1t. New
Norl I;t,.

Mc.srs, Morgan * Allen, 50 John st. New
York City:
Dear Srs, I find the constitution
Water an excellent remedy for the diseases
Tor which II is recommended, have used n
considerable of it in my practice with en-
tire success. have on hand a case Of en-.
larged prostate gland with iritability of
the neck OF the bladder, which cannot re-
lievc with anything as well rs Constitution
water, You will please send me one.half
dozen bottles by express, CO. D.,as soon as
possible, Ms the druggists At Tpwanda have
none ut present expect you 10 make the
usual discount which you make to druggists
and physicians Direct to Oliver G. Styles,
NJ, D. Ask your druggist for it.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE.

The knives, forks and spoons (tea or ia
blel sent ont by the New England Silver
Plate Co., of New Haven. Conn.,, have al
ways given the best of satisfaction, as they
are made of that purest of metals, steel,
with pure nickel and silver. Any one
needing a supply ought to wute for a circu-
lar, or send IS cents for a sample set of tea
spoons
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-22
TAXES TANESl

am now ready and willing to receive
the revenue OF 1879. and in my opinion tax
payers will find it to their interest to pay
without further notice and save the penalty
that attaches on delinquent taxpayers etc
Yours truly, JOHN HoDGE>,
Sheriff and Collector.