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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29
THE SUPERINTENDENT.

Referring to our complimentary no.
ticc iii Thursdays issue Of the APP
pointment Of Major Bird as Su,mrin-
tendcnt Of the repairs on the State
House, our ncighbor of the Advocate
takes occasion to blame the board Of
Commissioners because they failed to
appoint Mr.. Freret both Architect and
Superintendent, lie goes on to pre-
scrilc the duties and qualifications Of
the latter as well |as the amount Of
salary which lie sl,ouldn'tcccivc.
We understand that when the CON-
missioners apppointed Major bird as
Superintendent. they desired, in their
inability to constitute themselves as u
Committee Of Supervision, without
pay, to remain from day to day on
tho spot--to appoint us their repre-.
sentative gentleman Of energy, IN
tclligencc aud unqucstioncd integrity,
who, during the progress Of the work,
would transact uli business with the
contractors, sec that the materials
furnished, as we'll rs the work per.
formed by them, should be strictly in
accordance with the stipulations, as
well rs to prevent any combinations
OF jobs, which might not only be to
the pccuniary detrimcnt of the State,
but also u reflection upon themselves.
In a word, u man whose very name
would be Il guarantee that every
dollar would be fully accounted for
and honestly disburscd.
In appointing Major Bird we main
tain that the Commissioners have So
lcctcd gcntlcmnn possessing in tho
highest degree the qualifications we
have described. one whose word is as
good as Ills bond. He won't play into
anybody's hand either in the purchase
of materials, or III accepting partially
fulfilled contracts. That is certain.
The Commissioners, We imagine, did
not expect that the Architect Mr..
Frcrct would be willing to abandon
his business III New Orleans to receive
$500 q month Or less, rs the Idro-
cate suggests, dssnpcrrisor Of the daiiy
W0rh, also to transact all the other
business connected with the repairs.
If they did, we hardly think that Mr..
Frcrct would consent to do any such
thing. That aS Architect tic will
come from time 10 time to give gen.
cral directions il about all lie will bc
expected to do. Other employees
will doubtless carry out the details.
Won't the .ad'oeate suggest some of
its friends to fill the responsible po-
sition at fifty cents Il day.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

"As far as we can Judge from the
deeply colorcd and wide c-divergentac-
counts" says the Boston Herald 1nd.)
"the condition Of the Republican can
vass is favorable to those who oppose
both Grant and Blaine as candilatcs.H
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

1t was at the Opera House. The
performance was about to begin,
when one of the two strangers looked
all around and said "Bill, where
is the dress circle p Bill glanced up
toward the third gallery, and replied: !:
81 reckon it's up yondcr. | see a
fellow taking off his coat"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

A dispatch from Atlanta yesterday
says, Senator Brown and Gov. Col
quit, in an interview published in the
Constitution OF Sunday, deny III
strong terms the charges made against
them that there was any trade made
by which Gordon resigned and Brown
was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

New York has furnished the last
tour Democratic candidates for the
presidency, and the Republican nomi-
nee has won every time. Is it not
timclto change the omcn' "A pro-
phct is not without honor save in his
own homc.'
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

A large dog, of his own accord, has
been for some time guarding the Con-
fcde,atc monument at Augusta, Ga.
He hasattractcd attention by severely
biting man who went to attend to
the lamp at the corner of the monu-
mnnt
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

The Couricr-Journal says the Re-
publican proceedings at Chicago last
Monday were directed by the asnest
distinguished professor of beer, bribc-
ry aud bulIdoozing in the "grand old
Republican party"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

One of the cololcd Republican dele
gates to the State Convention wants
the following plank inserted in the
Chicago platform: ave are opposed
to the gobblng up of colorcd children
by medical students
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

Strange what difference u few
words will make. The Republicans
now call it "Scnator IIampton's states
manlikc Speech A short time ago
it was "Wadc iIampton's rebel yell"
How we apples swim.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

\ Boston paper thinks there ought
to be a law iii this country to compel
every girl who is engaged to wear a
red bow at her throat. Thatwoulln't
do 4 bit of good. Every girl would
wear one
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

An exchange says 'thc best plays
have the most villains in them" Then
why doesn't some son ola gun dram
atizc the Republican party:
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

Whoever is honorable and candid,
honest and courteous. is u true gen
tlcman, whctherlcarncd or unlcarncd,
rich or poor.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

The Vienna Sentinel says it is bet
ter for a man to part his hair in the
middle than to divide his politics in
that manner.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

The COuslatta Citizens continues
to warm up its fight against the adj
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

Plan and ornamental Job Printing
executed ut the CArITOLtAN Office mt
the very shortest notice.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-29

The New Orleans Times complains
,f reckless driving in that city.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
FUN AND FACT.

A Dcdham minister asked one of his female
parShioners IL she was mother IN lstae, 10
which she responded, on land sakes, MOI lhave
never been married."
The editor of all Ohio paper says he doesn't
know whether to call her Missor Mrs. Berahnrdt
Ne shouldn't worry about this, however; because
Ohio editors never get passes to 50 entertainments
--OshkOsh Christian AdUocuic
Little baby Is very III. Charlie; am afraid he
win die" well, ifhe docs die, rsmma he" he won,
go You know ns thu tSS, "ob know he can't mamma SM MAJ
he's got no teeth TO gnash" .. .
A Chicago Judge has sentenced cabman OF that
city, who robbeda Knight Tcmplar last summer
cagonils who robbed Knights Templar last summer
are to be punished half the population of the town
will 60 to Jail.
An exchange complains that the Associated
Prcss telegraphs slang when II says certain thief
"skippcd out" There is no slang about that,
Take your Bible, If II has the Apocryphia in H. and
verse. It reads: "Who will trust u thief well mp
pointed, that skppeth from city to city?"
A lad In Georgia wns arrested as a suspected
an aibi by producing a. watch which he had
stolen at certain time and place. That brought
him In unpleasant proximity to the penitentiary,
and to dodge that issue he proved that he had
escaped from the lunatic asylum and was returned
TO his old quarters.
Olive Logan writes from London that Bijou Heron
Is living in retirement there, completing her edt'
cation. Boucicault has great faith In Bous talent
BUou has grown enormously toll and stout since
her advent into womanhood. She gave no promise
of this when she was child, for she was mere
bundle OF bones She Is an ardent Catholic, as, In
deed, was her poor eccentric, and talented mother
Ex-Queen Isabella Is mentioned by Mrs, Hooper
as the possessor OF an exceedingly sweet disposi
tion. She never says an unkind word about any
body, and has charming and punctilious polite
ness. She is the most generous of women, and be
slows no end of money in charity. She has been
known to give away $40 at time to any beggal
that accostcd her when she drove out in her car
risge, and when remonstrated with said only
hCOuld d Queen give lesS?" ...r
National Republican., 1880-12-15
THE GREAT
1880
1850

TO THE p6Ri EaHTHH HNdk WdEksT ffE 4En s2HT1HswEsr 2H1s
SPLENDID SCENERY, M,t;NA t;NNAAeNlricENT EQUIP
TnhfNs Leave M Nf rom fom Il Depot, ,s cor
ner Of sixth and = streets, as follows;
sleeping Cars 10 Louisville and chicago; ioi6 M
daily WIN Sleeping Cars from HSrrisburg Sr to o Gin
BHhTIMoi,E itH E"i AND 'PisoToSMAc RAILROAD
" with Si Parior Car 10 watkins and tic S6rii, at 500
an daily except @ Sunday; at o. Pay p M daily Sx *
For Wiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmiro, at 1910
For New York and The Fast io;iO a. ni 2O and 1000
p, m. On Sunday, 2iO y. m; and 10 =. M
Limited EXPRESS Of Pullman parlor Cars $50 a. m.
For Br9ckiyn, New York all through trains connect
i.fordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
~ double ,,l, ierrlage a. across New York @ CITY INN
on Sunday 2i0p M, $40 nnd 1900 p. m.
Limited express 3 PIP a. on m o dsy sSSePt sunday Oo
40, $40. GS. and 1000 p ni On Sunday, 500 a. m,
For Popes Creek Line, ciO a. and $40 p. m daily,
For Annapolis, $40 a. m and 40 p. m daily except
ALEXHSDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
MGS NAY u AMP !. n nhk AhEXANDRiA e AND WASHING
For r3S HisxRadra RAhhs9aP sSd m pso a. m and le H. M
aaSs sS Ss r 3 @ 5 S and + @ @ g. s % "a and to soJ r. M m o"
daily, and POO p M daily except sunday a, 90, nm,
iaoo midnight Sunday AT sos and 1000 a. M, 100
Tickets, Information, sleeping and paror car accom-
nodaions can be procured at the
corner Of Thirteenth street and @ avenue
checking Of baggage to destination from hotels and
L. T.. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

On motion OF Mr.. A. J. Poppleton, w. Tyson Jud.
tihs, Esq, of Cincinnati, Ohio, was admitted TO
pactice "
No. 26s Robert n, Sims ct al, plaintiffs in error.
". Olivia 9. and George W. Race. On motion OF
Mr. U. w. Hernor dismissed with costs
No l39 The Union Pacific Railroad Company.
plaintiff In error VS.. John Y. Chopper ct al Ar.
gued by Mr., A. }: P0ppicton for plaintiff In error
md by Messrs. w. j. Conncll and John L. Webster
for defendants in error
No 1877. Tho United States plaintiff IN error, VS..
Abram Goldbnck ct al; Submitted by Mr.. Solicitor.
6onerai Phillips for plaintiff in error. No counsel
appearing for defendant in error.
NolSS. The United States. plaintiff, vs. r. q, Har.
us al. Submitted By Mr. Solictor'Gencral Phil.
ant ~
No i4l. James G. Babbltt, assignee, &c. plaintiff
IN error VS. John S. Harris ctal. Argument com.
menced by Mr.. Henry n. ilss for plaintiff In error
Dismissed for want Of Jurisdiction
Adjourned until to-day at twelve o'clock
National Republican., 1880-12-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall street transactions Yestcrdny-Do.
mestic ana Foreign Markets.

Wall ytreet transactions Yestcrdny-Do.
mestic ana Foreign Markets.
Special to the Republican.
NEW YORK, Doc. i4.--Money ranged from per
cent. to 6S per diem, and closed at and i-32
Exchange weak at s77,<9 <9FSk for long, and 4scxisi
for short sight Governments weak and 1S per cent
lower State bonds duh and generally lower, the
Tennessee 6s old, reacting to 4o do new to az. new
series to ~. Railroad bonds irregular; Rock Island
coupon 6s advanced per cent. to $780, and c. G. and
l. c. rsts per cent TO ioe Iron Mountain, Arkansas
division, frsts declined ~ to 05 and Mobile and Ohio
first debentures per cent 70 80; knl,sas and TeSes
seconds advanced to 7ls then declined to 7tk Erie
second oonsos advanced 70 o. but later fell 70 VIZ
and Iron Mountain seconds declined 81 to l0i, but
later recovered to 1864.
The stock market was strong in the early dealings,
and advanced tze3 per cent, American Union, Don.
yer and Rio Grande and Iron Mountain leading the
upward movement This was followed by 4 reaction
OF ht@H per cent and later by an advance Of 4Cd IA
per cent During the afternoon the speculation was
Irregular but In the final dealings strong tone pre-
vailed and an advance of @3h per cent. took place,
c. O. and G. being most conspicuous In the advance.
At the close there partial reaction In
Transactions aggregated 2 900 shares including Can
ada Southern 5000, Delaware, Lackawanna and West
600 Erie 10000 Iron Mountain II 900 Kansas and
Texas 10000, Lake Shore 5000. Northwestern 5000
Nashville and Chattanooga $500. st. Paul and Omaha
5000, Texas Pacific 1000, Union Pacific 1900, Wabash
and Pacific i70 900, Western Union 2s,ooo. Central Ari
zOna 1000.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

NEW YORK, Dec. 1I.-Cotton steady; sales to-day 5ii
bales; midd,ing Uplands, NE; middhng Orleans,
l2Isc; consolidated net receipts, 3o65O; EXPORTS to
Great Britain, lO3 to France $780, to the Continent,
gT0. Flour, Southern q shade easier and quiet com
mon to fair extra 81 0OQp5 4o good TO choice do IS $50
675. Whent,sc. lower heavy, feverish and unsettled;
moderate export demand active speculative business;
ungraded red 81 i20oI 10. Corn shade lower and
moderately active; ungraded, 55G59c. Oats heavy y
6n54c. lower; No. 3, 43}aGg43Ac, Hops quiet, about
steady. Coffee easier and quiet; Rio Sugar
frm moderate business; centrifugal 81 S@ss; f,ir TO
iirm standard A, csc. 8foasses In demand
and unchanged. Rice In good demand and steady.
ROsin quiet and steady nj ~ 60ebl IS. Turpentine
steady at t5Cg15sc Wool firm and unchanged. fairly
active. Pork dun and wholly nominal. Middles UNI
with the decline partly recoveredi ss 1908 77H.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
baltimore GenernI Market.

BALTIMORE. Dec lL--oolton dull; middling, $50
eAc. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, Southern
quiet and steady; Western lower and closing Arm;
Southern red 81 i2i IS; do amber, 81 2o@l 25 No.
Western winter red, spot and December, 81 l7ss6n
i }ssSSTy i2 bid sFes9bEa&ry q g2S%i @ Ss
Western quiet and about steady; Southern white aid
5sS old and new January &c. SS Oats quiet ana
easier; Western white, 4s@44c; do mixed 42@i2sc
@ Mye h Sn nncSS%gnd nntisr nSet snd sanay @
ehsnged, Eggs tIrnS fresh, Sl9sse; LINED, aOc Pc,
firm; sof, exc. Whisky steady at q 49, Frelghts
TO Liverpool per steamer unchanged Receipts-hour
49, 3T4bnrrels wheat 81 D bushels corn l69 bushels
oats, 0lObushels; rye, 900 bushels. Shipmens-wheat
g. T57 bushels; corn, none SRleswheat 6Si 4l bush
ala. C4Iru 20 500 bushels,
National Republican., 1880-12-15
DISTRICT COURTS.

SUPREME Court OF THE DISTRICT --CuIEr.Jrs
TIcE CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYIIR.--R Rick vs.. Nett.
Coy; Rrgument concluded and rause siibmitted
yahray vs. Grant called and continued Hiborllia
building Association vs.. Gibbons ot all appchl dis
missed for want Of jurisdiction.
ClRcuiT Court, DIV, No l-JusTICE MACARTHUR
ONealYS. ltollnsi defendant called and judgment
NAndci vs. obeIhcim; verdict for palutlif Tor $50
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Scr Renf- Souses.


INOR RENT - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
II apartments en- suite; also single rooms; with or
without board. Convenient to cars. No. 1il6 Ninth
street northwest. dcltStt
TJyO RENTAL 90, NEW GROOM HOUSE, WITH
water in kitchen, water closet In yard, front yard,
DC. No lle3 Park Place northeast two squares from
East Capitol street and block north OF Lincoln
Park. Can be purchased by paying 80 down and $40
New York avenue. de9-lI
ITO RENTAL si2, NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
Il gas, hall, water, bay window, &C., No. llS3 Park
Place northeast block north OF Lincoln Park and
two blocks from East Capitol street Can be pur
chased by paying $50 down and si2 monthly. ]. w.
STA RIt, 1i2g New York avenue. dpg-12t
National Republican., 1880-12-15

HINToN.-Entered into rest, Monday December
IL, 1850, at n m, Mrs. CArHARINE ], HINTON,
widow OF the late George w, Hinton, aged my eight
years
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from her lats
next O'clock n, SO
National Republican., 1880-12-15
IGOR RENT By u. II, WARNER,

OFFICE ROOMS In No. a23 and 3lD FOur.anda-hnlf
street n. ". also In ass Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for weekly Rent-Lst.
VIOR RENT-A FOURSTORY STORE, 10ll PENN.
II ave, with seven-sory hack building. suitable for
manu- facturing or wholesale establishment Apply to
]. w. THOMPSON, National Metropolitan bank.
nol5-1m
TOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for rent. JOHN SII IERMAN & CO,
fe3-tf st. Cloud Building.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
n. o. CANDEE, M. D., V. d.
OF NEW YORK.

OF NEW YORK
treat cure the following diseases HemorrhOids
on piles. Constipation, Throat aud Lung difficulties,
Consumption, Heart Disease, CaiRrrh and Deafness
caused by CalaTrh, Suffering and Stanmerlng, CasF
GER ScToiua;HeTna, Erysipelas, GoiItre, Asthma ST
yitus Dance Rheumailsn, Loss Of Vitality restored
In either young or old All malaria posons and lin
geTng diseases OF whatever name or mature thoroughly
and permanently erndicated nom the system For
further diseases nnu difficulties which reM you must
mako application At my Oilicp -
CONSULTATION FREE 10 ALL.
Office and residence, southeast corner Of TenIh and
TX Atreetg nOrthWeBt,
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Qfuctiou Sales.
,Jobn Shermnn .N Co.
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTtoNEER
81. Cloud Building.

st. ITOuU TuITUInR,
TRUSTEES SALE or A NATUABLE BRICK
TyTTI,IN(J 40. ISel ELEVENTH STREET.
By virtue of y decd OF trust dated the sth day ot
June, A. d. 1874, and recorded IN Ibcf No 75G, folio
ieG one OF the land records of the District Of Coiun
ba and ai the request of the party secured thereby,
Will sell at public auction In front OF the premises,
on TUESDAY, December -, a, D. iSSD, Hti o'clock
~ M the following described property, situate In the
city OF Washington and District " Columbia To wit
Lot numbered eleven UD In SINS executors sbdivis
ion of square nupbered three hundred and thirty
nine t;raj
Ternl Of sale-One.fourth cash; balance IN six,
twelve, hnd eighteen months with Interest at per
cent, pAyablc aCmi-annunlly, on the deferred pay
ments, All cOuVeyancing at purchuser's cost. Two
hundred dollars deposit ot acceptance of bill Terms
to be complied with IN seven days,
WILLIAM II. HOOPER, Trustee.
wNI NJ SMITH Snipstnun dpIOE NNdS
National Republican., 1880-12-15
CHINESE LOVE.
ny COLONEL JIM CHRISTIE.

ny COLONEL JIM CHRISTIE.
The festive hh Goo
And Too Hay, the fair---
They met, aud the two
Concluded to pair.
They "spoonedr In the way
That most lovers do,
And An Goo kissed Too Hay.
And Too Hay kissed All Goo.
Said the festive All Goo,
As his heart swellcd with pride,
"Me heap likee you
You heap be my blide."
And she, looking down,
All so modest and pretty,
'Twixt smile and q frown,
Gently miu1nured, You bctee."
National Republican., 1880-12-15
Nrapelers' GuiSc.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

THE T2RF SEPWfiN ET T Ef HsR ASP TIM Nb Thh LINE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JASsEv courLEnl STEEL RAILS,
Schedule to take effect Wednesday December L. 1880
EssR AND ST LOUIS
tsSRaRTiS6E s9S-Ri%HSS hIs Taf e|f spd Way stations
' s'rassnrs, Winchester, MSsersi6wn, and Way,
slssfSt s%UfSs 4 hSs' ANS SpS WsY isCH
meets for liagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
s;oo-&MW rY9hK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
tsoO-on Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
loOo-BAffrIMoREE EXPRESS. (stops a, Hya,tsvliie
College, Beitsye, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
ticio.PfTtsBuR i eii Rd eMIcHGo, cINcINNATI AND
i2iO-Balt!more, Ellicott City Annapolis, and Way
Stations.
ilS.-Sn sunday only, for 3 Baltimore At and Way.
l2Sj-NEW York, PHILADELPHIA. AND Bos-
SASfS Way Stations, winchester Fred
rcf GGa WSy Y,G ksSSX} SSp}
REL EXpREss tFredorick, via Relay, stops at
''' eSssseS, and %sy sisiS,as or sunday q Point
ARIfgSs SsS s S4S s'fs
PRESS, tMartinSDurB uuu way, via NeIny,
Stops at HyRttsville and Laurel.)
6:l5-Point OF Rocks and Way stations.
t6:tj-BAltmore and Way stations.
1:sO-BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
ts:5O-PlTISBuRU, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
e45-BALTIMoRE, HYATTSvILLE AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS.
tiO0O-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND nos
TON EXPREsS sleeping gsf, Snr S,IS,s 10 New York
tDaiy. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station and Gl9 aud
1851 Pennsylvania Avenue corner Fourteenth street
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point In the city.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
w. w. Danenhower & Son,


SALE or a DESIRABLE THREE.
INU, ,CONTNiNiSu FOUkTEEN ROOMs, WiTH
STABLE ON REAR, NO. gsi THIRTEENTH
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated April ", A. u.
1870 duly recorded In ibcr O Oiio iB Of the hnd
records of the District OF Columbia, AMI nj the request
Of the party secured thereby, we will sell nt public
auction, IN front of the premises, on SATURDAY,
ngdeacribed real estate, situate lying and being In
the city and county OF Washington and District OF Co
lumba, to wit Lot numbered hfty (0,) being part ot
original lot numbered nine D aud all Of original lot
numbered ten (iO) In square numbered two hundred
and nlnctysix (2O5), Rs sub bdivided by Rev. w. Il.
Evans on the 9th day Of July, A. II. ISL and re-
corded IN liber IT, d. G., folio nine (D), In the sur
veyors Office, Ia the city of Washington aud District
OF Columbia, with the exception of about hilecn ll5l
square feet OF ground, taken from said lot ANY (5O)
and reserved for the division wall Of stable to he
erected on the rear OF sublct my (5 In tile above
Terms: One.thlrd cash aud the balance In one and
two years, with interest NJ per cent per nnnun, So
cured by deed Of trust on the properly sold, or nl
cash. at the option OF the purchaser; deposit OF 500
required at the time OF sale aud nl cpnyCynncinB at
purchasers cost tcriis TO he complied With In seven
DAYS from dny Of sale, otherwise tho trustees reserve
the right to resell the properly Mt the risk aud cost OF
the dcfaulting purchaser aler hvc days advertise.
mcnt. 81. - .......
WILLIAM II. MAIN,
THOMAS J. FISHER n CO., Anctionccrs.
nr-The above sale Il hereby pos, noncd until MON
DAY, December ~ 1850, at tile SAME hour and place.
WfEIiAM WffEIiiAAMM H. y. RAfN, RRAAhfNENho"E" Trustees,
dcclJMWFSds
National Republican., 1880-12-15
RnreIan stnnlr nInrI,at-

LONDON, Dec. it-U. s. bonds, 4S's. ll5}s; 5s IOls
Atlantic and Great Western irsts so; do seconds 3O
Erie, 4s4i Reading, 26st. The amount of bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England on balance to-day
PARIS, bee. l.-Exchange on London, Is T. 33c.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
+ JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Dentists.

Howland Dental Association,
NO. 2il FoUR.AND-A-HALF STREET,
Three doors north OF Pennsylvania avenue, EN-
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE, with.
out pain for u 0nch tooth without gas 20 cents each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, " per set. Gold and
Amalgam FILLiNGS inserted All work warranted
DR.. E. p. ROWLAND has administered Nitrous OK.
lde 10 over 5000 persons Je5-ly
National Republican., 1880-12-15
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RnItimore stock ROnrd.

BALTIMORE Dec. I4.-VirginiA 8s old, 2s; do de-
fsrred l7s do consDl, Tj1i do ser0nd SERIES 29 do.
past due coupons a do. new l0-iDs, q9ts Virginia
i0i0's, coupon, sih bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
MARRIED.
DIED.

VEIRs-sKILLMAN.-on the 18th OF December
1880 by the Rev. G. e. Nead0r, Sd. VEiRS TO SADIE
SKILLAAk.
National Republican., 1880-12-15

THE MODEL FAsTdINE AND THE ONLY LINE
WEST VIA SMINMTON.
National Republican., 1880-12-15
NSontee. Selp.

A coToRED aRh, FoR GENERAL HOUSE,
N work. Cali at il5 Thirteenth street northwest,
NJ nncn. doliMt
National Republican., 1880-12-15


A COTORED GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSE
"A work Call at as Thirteenth street northwest,
at once. deiS1f
~ ENTLEMAN PRACTfCED IN LITERARY
IN work to write up the Departments. Address
CISIS, this Office. delN
A N INTELLfGENT REL1ABLE WHITE
"A girl, about II years old, to assist ndy In light
housekeeping, must be Wiling and courteous and
come satisfactorily recommended. Apply at ISL
Vermont avenue at once. deli
A BOY TO LEARN THE PRINTING BUSI-
"A ness, one understanding something OF the btls
ness preferred Wages low. COOPER & STAN
FORD. Oil 4 81, H. ", deli
A CANVASSER FOR LIFE INSURANCE A
IA liberal compensation will he paid TO s,n active
party. Inquire Mt 500 st. deltlm
A NORWEGIAN on SWEDISH. WOMAN TO
IA keep house and manage affairs in small fam
lily, Mother deceAsed VIII be expected to be faithful
Address THOMAS, this Office. del4
A KIND, PATIENT, INDUSTRIOUS, WHITE,
IA Protestant woman, 90 do general fousewOrk for
fnmily OF two. References required. INQUIRE nt lta
Fourth vt, southeast between the hours OF 6und p
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National Republican., 1880-12-15
New York General Market.

'sUB.TREAsURY BALANCES
old..,..,..., s7.si,9o9 Currency....... sl75, ,a2s
National Republican., 1880-12-15

DOUBLE TRACK! JASSEy courLERi STEEL RAILS
schedule to take effect Wednesday, December L. 1880