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National Republican., 1880-09-07
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE Sept. g.
Beef cattle-Trade slow and prices of tops 20
higher quality considered other grades un-
changed Very best, i7sa5Ac first quality, $40
sales from 4Sikc. Receipts, 1875 head. Sales,
li25 head.
Swine--Full supply and fair demand for good
hogs which are scarce. Quotations jd7Ilc Re-
ceipts, 6U96 head.
The receipts OF sheep and lambs wero 1892
head QuoIations-sheen 5}a9414ei lambs i@o]Ae'
THE square man is the best to have round.
The unoHending oyster will be much abused,
come what May.
PRIVATE DALzELL is color blind, HO thinks
his communications are read,
In these oleomargarne days no one knows
on which sido his bread is buttered.
STEALING the livery stable of heaven to
serve the devil in,' is the way an honest Mich.
igan deacon got it oil in church.
MAUD IAN aristocratic chldG How pretty
and clever you are, motherl Pm so glad you
married into our ianly."-Pimch.
A RIDGEFIELD man has invented chair
which can be adjusted to 5000 different posi-
tionB 1t is designed for boy to sit in when
having his hair cut [Danbury News.
"DID you sell him anything ~ asked the
proprietor of his clerk, US the door closed on
the retreating form of shopper "Well,'
said the clerk, II wanted him TO take these
boots, and, you see, they are halt'soled,"
Proprietor falls i'm n faint, gasping for 4 glass
Of water. The clerk brings him two Bos-
ton Transcript.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
lireh of InfrN.

There was n little shooting scrapo Mt little
town in the interior OF Texas not long ago,
and it was not loug before Galveston Ne,Cs
reporter was on the spot interviewing one Of
the principals.
80 you are going TO write it up p said the
survivor.
YES, want all tho facts"
81 don't care 4 cent what you say about the
shooting, but I have one little favor to ask"
The reporter said he would grant it cheer
fully II he could.
We'll, said the shootist, Il want you TO put
down that my grandfather was one of Lat
iitte's pirates, and the worst cut.throat Of the
gang
The reporter stared a little, but tho shootist
went OH to say:
Please put in that one of my uncle5 was
hung by the vigilance committee in san
Francisco, aud two more Of them are making
shoes in the Illinois penitcntiaryj that another
one Of them is praeticing law in New York,
and my only sister ran away from home with
the clown of II circus; that as far as you can
learn there is not Il member oil the family that
has not done something disgraceful."
why, what do you want all that in the
papor lor?"
Because | am sick of reading In the papers
that every fellow who hus little shooting
scrape belongs to one Of the most respectable
families in the country. Just put II down, fol
once, that one of the parties to the unfortunate
affair belongs TO highly dsreputable family J
If you don't put it that way you will wist
| YOU had"
National Republican., 1880-09-07
Cotton quiet. Mid,

BALTIMORE Md Sep'' u,
Cotton quiet Middling ll5sc to arrive, lie.
Flour dull, weak and in buyers favor Howard
street ana western supertine, q - al dO do extra,
81 75aI tO do. family 81 7jG5 20; CITY mills super
fine, g 1908 %; DO. extra So 100 1 -; DO family,
20 7ia6 90 do Rio brands, s55j@6 o. PGtapsco
family 50 So
WhcGt-souihern lower; western easier quiet
and closing steady. southern red Hlca y lJ do.
amber, 81 039l cS, No. l Maryland 81 OLE 40. .
western winter red spot and september Il 02lIUt
O2iI; October 81 Oiaaog 04ls; November 81 co. 80
Odlg; December 81 O735d1 O77s
COrn-Southcrn dull and nOmiual western easier
and closing strong. Southern white 53c, 10. ycl-
low, 5Sc; western mixed. spot. and september,
Oats steady, Western while, 40 iOgi DO. mixed,
SSl4g3gc.
Rye more active at S7lssc.
Hay firm. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
| Maryland, Sl992l per ton.
| Provisions firm, with good jobtng demand. Mess
pork, SIG 50 bulk mCuts-loOse shoulders, no offer
| ing clear rib sides, no Offering do. packed, go
| 9Ac; bacon shoulders 7C; clear rib -idus, lO1:
| hams l2lzdl3lqc, lard refined tierCcs, O'
Butter steady. Prime tO choice western packed
| lIN22c.
Eggs quiet at lGc.
Petrolcum-Crude nominal; refined, o. 80.
Coffee firm Rio c0rgoes, ordinary to fair lS4
@lGc,
sugar very strong A soft, lOgzc,
Whisky higher aud scarce at 81 Is.
Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer quiet Cot
ton, 3'lt@l ID; nour IS ID; grain, Glg37d.
RcCeipt,--flOur, l,dy1 bbls wheat, lSlGQO Ou;
corn, 1854 bu; oats 500 bu; rye 100 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, lG3,370 bu; corn, l,Sl2 bu.
Sale.-Wheut. iO993l Du; corn, $3.50 bu.
Virginia skies. deferred, 7. do. cOusOls, Ulis;
new teu-lortics, 42l4 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
Aurift on n HuOy.

A party of young people were sailing near
Nantucket recently when one OF the young
ladies expressed desire to touch the bell
buoy, aud the boat was accordingly run along
side, 1t was then suggested that she step
upon the buoy, which she did, when the wash
OF the sea carried the boat out Of her reach
and IL driited off to leeward, leaving her
standing upon the sloping roof OF the hollow
tub, which bobbed up and down to the waves
aud careened from side to side in most un-
comfortable manner Before she could be
taken ON board IL was necessary to make two
tacks, when the boat was worked up near
enough to throw line, which was caught and
made fast with trembling hands by the young
lady, who was soon taken of, seasicls aud ex.
hausted, after remaining on the buoy about
fifteen minutes,
National Republican., 1880-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Poii-Tax Qualification.

Does the WIG think that the men who refuse
TO pay pol-taN Of 81 ayear ought TO be allowed TO-
have amy control over the schools paid for out Of
the public treasury2-l Dispatch.
Tho dollar.ballot puts the polls In the power of
(wbig.
Then the men who have most honesty are tho
men who do not pay dollar year TO support the
state gOvernnent, etc--l Dispatch.
What we think Is this: That I'm a govern
meut like ours the elective franchise Is n
right that it's exercise Is n duty; that voting
should rather be enforced by penalties than
restricted by mpositions that the wider
and freer the basis of representation, the
safer and purer the government; that ii is
bad policy for the state itself to set the ex-
ample of putting the ballot to sale; that
suffrage is at leust ono right Of free manhuod
that money should he forced to respect; that
men who create and sustain all values (the
common people" whose labor manufactures
and produces, or makes valuable, everything
that any of us havo), and who, therefore, fur.
nish the means whereby more fortunate men
escape labor and are enabled to puy taxes
with ease, should not he selec ted as the vic
tins of Acknowledgement, when the ballot is
the only remedy they can have against wrong
and oppression; that any money qualification
of suffrage is measure discriminating be-
tween the conditions of men, and giving
money preference to manhood; that such
ltuuS lO ueblHue Nuo CIunsc9 ~
Disseminated against; that 1t is, IN It's practi'
cal operation, premium TO the poor not TO
vote; that IL invites frauds on the polls and
the state treasury through tax-receipts issued
by partisan county aud other trcasurers to be
returned after voting; that 1t creates herd OF
inchoate voters 10 be manipulated by the
party or faction which has most money and
least honesty; that neither Virginia nor any
other state can afford to have body Of 70,-
000 voters 10000 coloIed and 10000 vhitel
holding balance of power to be welded at
the will of fraud bribery and corruption;
that with such body of possible voters ia
existence Mother the rights nor interests OF
the state or people are safe from tho machina-
tions of corporate and individual capital; that
free suffrage is the right preservative of all
rights, and where this is taken away or re.
stricted there arc no rights, save those which
may be vouchsG(cd by the restricting power
or element; that FREQ suffrage is American
and democratic doctrine-tho fundamental
principles Of our liberties and our gov
crnmcnts; that free suffrage is proclaimed
as inyiOlable by the Cincinnati platform; that
the readjuster platform reafirms this solemn
proclamation, and that General Hancock, in
his letter of acceptance, declares cmphatically
for "a full vote and u free ballot"
There are innumerable other considerations
in favor of free suffrage in any government
which is ''of the people, by the people, for the
people, Yet, even If free suffrage should
be Tor any good reason undesirable, it plainly
appears from what has been said that poll
tax qualification is tho worst possible re.
strCtion that can be placed upon it.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
IlsIlerInnn,s luck.

The captain of fishing schooner, whose ad-
ventures are recOunted in the Bangor Wig,
believes that there is such thing as luck in
human affairs. He has lshed on the Georges
seventeen years, and last spring concluded he
would 20 home TO Gloucester, sell his little
home, pay of the mortgage, aud with the pro-
ceeds so to Boothbay aud live quietly. lie
got rs far as Portland and had new dOry stolen
from his vessel. Arrived at Gloucester he aG-
cidentally lost his right finger. lie lifted the
mortgage by selling his house and had S233,50
left, This money he put in an envelope, and
the envelope in an inside breast pocket. He
set sail for Boothbay with his family in his
vessel, and on Saturday last, when off Cape
Elizabeth leaned over the side Of the vessel
to pull in rope. As he bent forward the en-
velope fell from his pocket into tho water,
and as Sl50 of the money was silver, it sank
before his owes.
National Republican., 1880-09-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now Yorh Money mnrrn,.

NEW YORK, Sent 6, 1880.
Money was easy at 29s per cent and closed at
2l3 per cent
Exchange was steady at 4sOIl84soH for long and
is5H 1884 for short sight.
governments were quiet but firm.
state bonds dull and nominal. South Carolina
non.undable skies rose to 3j4.
Railroad bonds were active. strong and higher
Denver RIO Grande irsts rose 20 1881 and do
consols to s736. Chesapeake u Ohio issues made
luFlhcI advance OF AGlA per cent. frsts selling
up 70 OvA nnd currency skies to 90A. Kansas Pas
cihc iirsts opened y per cent lower and recovered
10 VOC Mobile &Ohio iilsts to l03lS and first
debehtnres 70 s31s, do. fourth debentures rose TO
aoa. oregon ilrsts rose from lOl to l08l3 North,
western oonsos from l2jl5 to ,27, Jersey Central
incomes nom - to s6 Central Paeihc(S j. brauchi
trsts from l07l& to 100. san Francisco seconds.
class A, from ~ 10 9j1 Lake Erie & Western in-
comes from 66l TO g. aud Ohio Mississippi Is. G.
frstsl from 1904 TO lol. ST. Paul Issues were lrac.
tonally higher.
out the entire day, and the dealings were NJ times
attended by considerable buoyanCy Tho highest
prices Of the day were made In the final dealings,
when the improvement ranged from u TO per
cent. Louisville * Nashville, Oregon Navigation,
Rock Island, Illinois Central the Grnnger aud Coal
shares, st. Paul u Omaha. Denver 4 Rio Grande,
Lake shore, Michigan Central and New York Cen.
tal being the most prominent In the upwagd
movement.
The transactions aggregated 27l,00O shares in
eluding Delaware Lackawnnna N Western 5000,
Delaware & Hudson 400, Erie q 600. Hannibal g
stJoseph j,eUO Iron Mountain 6.00 Lake Shore
10000, Michigan Central eco. Northwestern 10 500,
Nashville Chattanooga $500 New jersey Central
$40, New York Central 500 Reading $500, ST
Paul 5000, s. Paul q Omahu 1900, Wabash Pacific
9,lO0, aud Chesapeake * Ohio 3iCO.
~ la4fNf vf4tH. Fu Nf Naas O. ttF.stsu
National Republican., 1880-09-07
FREE ADvERTHsIEG. -.
VI @ q H a F Or E1 :
Adr.rtlsomenta undsr lhe head ol

huNfilseiiei'a 'ii.s. -. -, &, :, az A NrrED
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HFbF WANnhD'
OF acceptable nature, and not 70 e1ceeu i0u' us.
on our third page, are free to nl .,-....,
Advertisements, For Rent, SAFE or LOST not 70 ero'eu
Drse tines iOiU BE- inserted three times Jor 7toe'y;pe
Csnn.
II answers mil to come the hrst time we mVlop
second third or many repetitons as are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We Wish the sd-
vertisers TO feel that they not imposing on u.s. but
are doing us favor by using our free columns as we
are edeterrnined to mako THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wnnts supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoce. If initials used they should DO directed
10 the OF some person, firm or poaoiiice boz.
No free advertisements taken aftor 8 o'clock y. m.
Advertisements be len ut our Office or sent
through the mail TO
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National Republican., 1880-09-07
Arousiug Its Readers.

An alarm of fire at midnight is startling
thing, but not half so startling to many who
hear 1t as would be the sudden knowledge OF
their own dangerous physical condition.
Thousands of thousands are hurrying to their
graves because they are oNrelessly Indifferent
to tho iusidous inroads of disease and the
means Of cure 1t is the mission of IL. H.
Warner & Co., with their Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, to arouse men To q sense Of their
danger and then euro them, Il Memphis Ap.
peal
National Republican., 1880-09-07
THE GREA1
1880
1880

- PENNsYLI,yANIA ROUTE -, :. -.
TO THE N9ht Wh5T y,K SAST AEP RS RsSSXTslwEsE
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT nj EoUlp'
TRAINS LGvE fEEWgGGSh ISE from rom Depot cor
ner orsixth and b streets as follows;
Cars to fcIisvilie ana GSicngo Ic4O a N. daily
with Sleeping Cars from harrisburg I.ld 70 Ginein,
nat 81 Louis ana iChloRgo o"o p IN. DAILY "'th
baIfIMoRA stfHS No Il SioiH AND oPiH6folAc RAILROAD.
with Parlor Car TO " atkins aud the Nor,h at
$50 q. m daily, except sunday; aI e,So p M daily
For WliIiAmsport Lock Haven and ElmiIa, at 1910
For New FORK and the East l6!O a. m. eioanu ioOOp
LImlted Express q Pullman PArlor Cara s'Oa, H.
For Brooklyn. New York, all through trains connect
sifordina direct transfer to Fulton street avoid.
Ing double ferraEe across Now York city, a.
sor on snnda s6 5Uap And & D. m S'O anu ILL.,
Limited Express, $50 M daily, except Sunday. o.,o
For Baltimore et9 500, gso, o:4o a. 10, a. ana 10
soSa ~, io 10 a. NJ. $40 $50, and 10: o p M.
For Pops's Creek Line. 6i4O q. m and $40 p ILL., daily
For annapolis $40 q. IN and dio D. m. daily, except
ALsXXNDRIA AND FREpERICKsBURe Rail-
WAY AND AZ AALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For 3ieasndriS, I, 7;so, o. II a. M 49, 800 S;2S
and ll;SO .. On Sunday, 4 v ana IL a. M, and
For - Richmond and tho South 100 a. m. daily, and
=, Salo p. IN daily exespL sunday ,,o a a ~
On On sunday i 81 and md 10 q NJ Ia 4ana Sa5 2, NJ.
oommodations can be procured at the onioeS-north-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vania avenue, and at the depot where orders be
ion for the checking OF baggage TO destination from
H''s'' ~ I. i. FHRMER, densral Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, uensIa ltAlaGar.
National Republican., 1880-09-07

WHAT people want is confidence. 1t does
not look well for deacon to take an um.
brelln 10 church aud carry II into his pew and
hang to 1t. What be should do Is TO leave the
umbrella out in the yostibue with that
supreme confidence that man has when no
bets on four aces. To SEQ the prominent men
of the church carry their umbrellas into their
pews makes the ordinary sinner feel as
though he was suspected
National Republican., 1880-09-07

AMONG tho latest articles of fashion Is tho
introduction of hooks and eyes for the outside
of dresses in place of buttons. The hooks are
about an inch in length Of various styles and
designs Some are brilliantly enameled on
metals, others are steel cut in glittering facets,
gay rridescent steel, steel and jet. Very hand
some styles are inaid with mother and pearl.
The extraordinary beauty aud costlincss of tho
lately imported buttons prove that their reign
is by no means over-in fact, some Of these are
handsome enough, 10 say nothing of their cost
to be preserved for herlooms or TO be used for
sleeve studs, earrings or other ornaments
National Republican., 1880-09-07
DIED.

CHlLDs Died at his residence, go5 II street. at Gi5
p, me- NArHASIEL Gains, aged 70 years.
Funeral nom Chapel OF OAK nm Cemetery Rt 1890
p, m, Tuesday, september Z, 1850
BRIGHT-Ou Monday, September g. 1850, at o. M,
ALICE GEUrRUnE, beloved daughter OF John q, aud
Margaret j, Bright aged years II months and
days,
Funeral viii take place on Tuesday, Scptomber7, =,
p, M from the residence Ut her parents, No,
el3 street northwest Friends OF the 0tuIiiy
spectmlly invited to attend.
WALDO-PeRceMuy, at o'clock y, M, sepem-
ber D. 1850, Mrs, OLIVIA IA, WALDO, az the residence
OF her son-in-lew, j. o. i. Burnside, IN tlis cy c.
Funeral AZ Epiphany church, wednesday, sep
tOmher S, NJ i.0 b.
National Republican., 1880-09-07

ZOE PRINTING AT THE NATIONAL RErUB-
LlCAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT GOOD
WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES
National Republican., 1880-09-07
EgISsAH

TNTLEsGPREME COURT or the DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No, 3423.
To depostOrs IN tho Washington CITY Savings
Bank Notice Is hereby given that all depositorS
who have not drawn either Of the last three dTi.
dends made by the Receiver Will be debarred from oil
claim whatsoever unless their claims for uudrawn
dvidends be pres nted 10 the Receiver on or before
October is, 1880. - - ...
W. s, cox. Justice. lni2awl0w
National Republican., 1880-09-07
To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY 81. 1850, AT I;3c P. NJ.

AM Leave Washington;
5gg-Bdtmore. Lillco!L C!ty and Way Stations
S:S5-Baltmore, Annapolis. and Way. (Pledmont,
strasbury, winchester, Hagorstown. Frederick,
s,o%PolS. Gs lMAS y YS Rocks EsisS sSd Way stations
s3i-slAUNTON AND Virginia SPRINGS EX'
sOt-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA BOSTON
AND BALT1MoRE EXPItEsss. Parlor car to
Now York and PhilGdelphih
eoo,,.on Sunday onIy-HAhmore' Annapolis and
sAO-tsf: LOUIS, CHICAGO. COLUMNS, AND
plTrsBuRu EXplslisS; Come ss os Hagers
town, and Ht Pom; Of R,oks for FiSiyrGk ,iI And
man cars 10 CINCINNATI aud Louisvlc, daily;
GT 4 f eisS Sop. sa"iSs q. Bsdonu
burg, college Eelts-llle, Laurel. Annapolis juno
lion, Jsssups. and Hanover
i$l9 9-DalpmoEo, AnnApOll1, EllIcCti Cisyi and Way
l:lv-tQn Sunday only-B Baltimore and WAY, nos
25OmNk% YORK, PHlLADELPHiA AND Bos
e.ac1Bailiinore % and woy stations. (winchesto &,
BGxbRNsBY qaS TY q" Sby NSSbby
REL EXPRESS. (FrederIck. via Resy.J stops
4a5@ Font Of RSefa, Frederick Hassr,town Win.
chester, mud WAY stations. con Sunday to Point
-I'fIj ai0 --uIifu&G6 AaH1p 4Nb GGLt MG15 E%PREss
f sIsGRnE Sits 4 Hs"sA2 sASb shSE BALTIMORE Ex
pA o, ss9H SH s. ss Er2%snSGgS %ns SSns Haa Laurel
Hpa AS1y %qy ISPp' Hr EXPIRES.
'''' PiItsBGnG EXfhsss tPitiSOnTs except
Suuday.)
Sleeping ears to st. Louis md plttsburg.
GGJ-tBALllMORE BLADENSBUh AND LAU'
RlL EXPRESS.
lo.,5-tNEW YORK, PHILApELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. sleeping oar 70
New York, and special sleeping car 10 Phladal'
phih
tDSiiy sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply nt tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station aud Coz GID,
and 1871 pennsylvania avenue corner Fohrteehth
street where orders win DO taken Tor baggage 10 ba
checked and received at amy point IN tho city;
W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation
GEO. 9. ROOSlZ General Agent
National Republican., 1880-09-07
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE
.VOHN SHERMAN e CO.. Real Estate Agents and
~ AuCtionecrs, 81 Cloud Building.

Es SALE "a AZ, u l3g
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NOUrHWESr
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated the .eth dny, Of
January, a. d. 1850, and duly recorded in liber No,
~ folio 0i of the land records for tie District Of
Columbia and at the request In writing OF the party
socurel thereby, we will sell at public auction In
front Of the promises, TUESDAY, the 2st day of
september, a ID. 1850, al o'clock p. ms the following
real estate, situated In tho city OF Washington IN the
District OF Columbia. 10 wit: All of original lot mum.
bered sixteen (Gl. In square numbered one hundred
and slNty-elght V6s), together with the improvements
thereon, consisting ofA lhronsory brick building and
back buildings
Terms OF sale. One.fourth OF the purchase money
to lie paid IN cash and Tho residue IN three equal IN
stsllmeut', ut one, two nu three years respectively
with Interest ut seven per cent per annun until paid
payable hatyear y, to DO secured by notes and deed
Oft trust on tue premises The terms Of sale must be
complied with within ten tays from tho day fsae,
the trustees The right TO rese the property
NJ the risk and of tho deultng purchaser after
ilye days previous advertisements a deposit OF 500
VIII be required at The time Of sale.
WILLIAM w. BOhRMAN,
- JOSEPH B. LAWYER,
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. Trustees.
az - Fu fg
National Republican., 1880-09-07
THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

This institution will begin the fall term In Its Nor.
NAL Preparatory Collegiate and The logical Depart.
ments on DNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3, at 0
o'clock Open to all, irrespective OF sex race.
Free tuition Will he given to twenty-five students In
the Normal and Preparatory Departments, who shall
pass the requisite examination. For Information APP
piyto Rov. WM. W. PATTON, ID. d., President
National Republican., 1880-09-07

NLp WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
~ as the Dest; so is JUSTQS OLD STAND
known Tor years as the only pltce WHORE Hrsi-clAS
second hand clothing can be sold al respectable
prices. Address or call az
JUSlh's OLD STAND,
No Ol9 d street. between sixth aud seventh streets
uoTtbwest or branch store No. i15 Ninth street. DO
tween ID and Il streets northwest
National Republican., 1880-09-07
PKOpONAkS.
DRoposALs FOR UNIFORMS AND HATS

DRopOSALs FOR UNIFORMS AND HATS.
DEPARTMENT or NJ METROPOLITAN PoL1CE,l
OFfiCE MAJOR ANp SupI, 2O2 ~ 81. y. w"
WAsHISuTOS, ID. G., sent I. 1850 }
SEALED PROPOSALS vii be received at this
office until " o'clock m. TUESDAY, l4th inst at
which lime they will he opened, TO furnish tins do
parment with TWO hundred t2ou) more or less, uni
forms TO measure, for winter Wear of the police force
consisting Of OvcTcOutS OF blue beaver cloth, frock
coats Of blue flannel. vests " blue CLOTH pantalOuns
of blue dOestin material to bo OF best quality indigo
blue dye, to be cut In accordance with the regulations
for uniforms to be worn by the Metropolitan Police
force" Biis to bO made separately for each garment
m bidder
Sealed proposals will be received Mt same time for
hirns hing Two hundred and twenty (2-Ol, more or
less hats similar to sample on view vt this oilce
Samples OF material ana hats must accom- pany bids
The right 10 reject any and all bids Is reserved
Mark envelopes Proposals Tor Uniforms" Pro-
posRlS FOR Hats" as the case may be.
Bidders are inyitod to be present at the opening
For further information apply 10 Captain G. H.
Vernon, Inspector NJ. p, m Police Headquarters.
BY order OF the Commissioners y. q.
WM, o. BROCK,
cf.N6l3 Major and Supt. Met, Police.
National Republican., 1880-09-07

GUNNER BOARDING. 90 Desirable, cool south
= front rooms, with hrst'class hotel board ~ IRE,
mont House, cor Indiana ave and Second 81 g45 ana
t5o per mouth for two; parlor andbsd'room sSG table
NORrd, w. iul
National Republican., 1880-09-07
III. o. CANDEE, Nj. D., " D., OF
NEW YORK,

| treat aud cure the following dis.
eases; Hamorrhoids or Piles, Con-
ltipation, Throat and Lung dllicnl'
/ es, Consumption, Heart Disease,
lRtarrh, aud Deafness caused by
Catarrh, Suffering aud Stammer'
.ng, Cancer, Scro'lla, III rnia, Ery.
sipelns, UOirlre, Asthma, ~. NituS
nDn- RLnuIuaIllnL nAA nf VI