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pYEIN,s CLEAxIsG. &c. :.

TI7UG.J.PYLE's sTEAM.DYEiNG MD
IA CLEANING E>TAhLtnhMENhs ,S., NJ. snd
n, sasss e;o,h,ns CLEANED On nYtD promruys
chsas snd nea ". Cashmese. mesinos sMpssi ss,si.
sun' riensdne, Grape, silk aud wooiien -" ~
.s.hes. rIhbon, nd Stoves fe.tussss sasasss m
s..e.c vour work soiicitei. AUG. =. rtkSs
VT i6-eciims nssad ee g sesr wv.
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8ittnlonl Nispatth.
sATURDAY..............JULY "a, 1880.

s~FBx CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHER DAILY NEws.
PAPERS OF THE CITY. i,
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January Is. 1879. a-l z

EMINENT DIS. 9. L. AND l.c' AipkLk1s 1
r ST. Louis, wRIrE;
~ coldens LiEBIG's LIQUID s1fRAcI ~
xxxr we have prescribed WIN eAoensn. sac0sss =
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This SCHOOL IS strictly preparatory 10 the Uni
yersiiy Of Virginia. special attention l. gwen 10
teaching slul,nts 10 speak the several languages OF
Europe. . -, J.,
Charge for half session, sl25. Reduction made
In fayOr of 4 ministers Oh or Of TWO brothers
For catalogues address THE rkiNCifAL'
"a 1Q-0u
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Entered at the Pos,.ofsce At Richmond, Va, a
second-ciass matter.i
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

MES. GENERAL J.E n. STUART. PRINCIPAL,
aided by a full corps of efficient teachers. The ses-
sion begins SEPTEMBER 10TH, and continues
nine onlhs. The expense oil board &C., WIN =
liberal course Including Music and Languages, need
not exceed 1890. For particulars apply TO ihs
iy 2.1m PRINCIPAL.
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DATAPSCO INSrITUTE-MIss SA-
Il RAH y. RANDoI. PHI. OF Edge HUI, virginia,
PRINCIPAL. This well-known school. for YOUNG
LADIES and CHILDREN will open SEPTEM oER
18TH II Offers unusual facilities Tor nnishea enu'
cation. For circulafs address the Principal. Pa
tapSco Instltu'e. kllicOtt city. Nd. ty lo-26t
DEEKSKILL On. " MILITARY
y ACADEMY. For circulars address
Colonel G. J. WRI6H HT, A. NJ, Principal.
81 l3-eO12m
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DEADLY DISEASE
Attacking the Chiidren.

RESEMBLING D,PBTnERIA, But MUCH MORE
PATAL--sYNPToNS--A MEDICAL OPINION
RAyAGEs OF TIE DISEASE IN HOME CITY.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ On all sdtes Of Rest Estate made eHwssa
tts lst Of january and lost Of June the tdges(es
the present year have 10 he mid yfhe purchdsey
On al sales nsads bsttcsen the lst Of July and tao
Of the year the tarss Aavs 10 be paid BY the seIs
fThis custom was adopted about fifteen years are
by All the real estate agents In Richmond, and A.
piiesto Richmond and virinityJ
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CfCHHOND BAZAAR, IL A. VI. number Of 0rst-
class horses. bugeies, phaetons, pleasure-was.
ous, rocgaways, &c,
g. THOMPSON BROWN. q +. NJ, desirabe en-
closed bulang lot on Church street, Oregon
Ulll.
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NEW CHINA GOODS.

HORSES, TAKEN TO BOARD MS;n
Ii AT "WhlTBY" FARM. one and [EzA
half miles below Manchester On the riysg. 80
" 2Oseod5t 6REHBS = WILLIAMS.
RJLL-HEADA ts.6c " - Per ream, st
- - pIsHA1ct tRlHxlNe-xQUknl-
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ZEN MORE UNIvE RSIT Y
N HIGH SCHOOL.
AMHERST URTHOUSE, VA.

III. A. STROBE (Sfsth. Medallist, ". Va.), Principa
aud Instructor iI Mathematics aud NaIura
Sciences.
X. :, NELSON. NJ A. university of Virginia), In
Struclor In Creek AMI Lain.
e. z KENT ledusafcd In Germany and for Rany
wears resident in Psrisl. Instructor in German =,
French, Italian, aud spanish.
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1osT- sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

T OST, LAST WEEK, A GOLD.AND-
L. BET BREASTPiN. with small. obiong gold
pxndant. II returned 10 500 east Main street re-
ward will be paid. I---- GIL
CTOLEN, FROM THE STABLE AT MY
SREsIDENCE, No 29l6 6MARsHALLSTREEr,
on yHE NIGHT OF THE 2lsr, VSE DLACk
ENAMELLED LEATHER'QClLIhD sADDkr,
With IRON stlrrups covered with leather, ONk.
HALTER-BRfDLE. plated buckle win Inens
curb BIZ ; ONE SET SINGLE HARNESS. brass
,outte In saddle round traces with breast coilsr.
ANY 4 formation l-ading to The recovery OF "a"
ahave or eoaytetlon Of the thief will ne rewarded.
"'"'N " j. &. DitKERSUS.
60 oaa, No. 1912 YraDkiin street.
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raIs NEW DISEASE

that has been 20 prevalent through tho
western States ior several weeks % 70 %
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EDUCATIONAL.
episcopal HIGH SCHOOL,
II MAR ALEXANDRIA,
ESTABLISHED 1880.
FITS FOR COLLEGE OR BUSINESS.

The next session opens SkPTENBER 22. lSSO.
Catalogue sent on application 10 the Principal,
L. NJ. BLACKf0RD. NJ. A..
,y 04.o,sw2m Alexandria. Va.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, STORE ANDDWELL'M n
II NC corner OF Ffnb and Broad street, ~
Possession gwen at once. Apply on the premises
from < IN the naDruiPg 10 3 IN NE seysntnR.,,,,r,
''i iy a2St MAKCCs HARRIS = BR0THEB.
J1OR RENT, HOUSE Ne. 5ll EAsT1
IT Leigh street; eight ROOMS; all noo
""p'"''' ''''' WILLIAM NJ. HILL,
iy ooox at state l,xDs ot Virginia
NOR RENT, THAT ELEGANrm
STORE AND CELLAR at the southwest -
sorner OF franklin ard fenrih streets, Tor many
years occupied as adragsto's' Tor "h'e" u "
ksso. I'm, FRAME STORE adjoining The above
o"'" '~''' "''' u. sYLDON TAYLOR,
jy2N>Ns Real Estate Aeeat and Austioesef.
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FOE HIRE.

uORSES, FOR sALE.-po not fzN
III f.l 10 sall Al n. l., BARNES = Co.',<SxA.
Shockoe sable near ihe Tuhseo xshangr, yss ~.
want 10 ssp PHYSICIANS HOMsr a. r y ~ ,
6rI,ss. NH say 70 dealers wevill sr .he " - ~"
as THY can buy In The city. Give ua CALI 7H n
Ia 9A-Q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-03

Mr.. SEWARD, in letter to a young man,
just published for the first time, said 81 am
glad to know that you have got into the coun-
Try. 1t is the best place for young men.
Allow me to give you word ofadvice. Just
as soon rs you can get out of public employ
mcnt into some occupation by which you eau
support yourself, do it, and become an indie
pendent man. Salaries exhaust the energies
of all men, and very often corrupt theu."
Sunday morning Mrs. Smington c. Douglas
of Elk City, this county, gave birth TO child
without arms or legs DIR. john W. Ellsworth.
physician of large experience and practice,
attending, reports the child as otherwise per-
fectly natural and healthy, and os giving
promise of vigorous lite.- Wheeling Register
Mr.. JOHN W. GRIM, of Dcs Moinos, Iowa, is
seeking Il divorce from his wife, Ida Grim
and in his petition asks TO be restored to the
rights of an unmarried man."
WHEN Stephen Girard died in Philadelphia
IN 1892 the income of the estate which he left
to the city was SGS000. 1t is now $577, 1865.
DIR. SIEMENs, tho well-known scientist, has
discovered that the electric light has the same
influence over vegetation as sunlight,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


dame well along in years yesterday got
into Michigan avenue ear with pound of
tea under one arm and u chrome under tho
other, and she was hardly seated before a man
| leaned forward and asked:
| 81 beg pardon, but havc'you any objections
/ to my inspecting that work of artY
She handed IL over and he looked at IL
| closely for q long time and then said:
"lIow beautiful and lfelilScl 1t ever gs.
rich / shall have at least three of these beaut-
full oil paintings don't want to seem imper.
tinont, but may ask If you purchased that
| beautiful masterpiece for less than SCOOP
Yves" she admitted.
| "Ah perpaps they made discount in order
| TO secure your patronage. Perhaps you got il
| for lorty-tivo hundred. Cheap enough. | wish 1
had million dollars low | do revel in
| these delicious landscapes !"
The woman looked from her tea to the pic.
ture, then at tho man, aud her eyes began 10
bulge out in astonishment
"Hus, this Is indeed masterpiccen he
sighed, as he held it up. mo one but lady
OF refinement and culture could have selected
it, Pray, madam, let mo ask if you recognized
the handiwork ofGonzia de Moria ia IL ms soon
as you saw ~
"0h yes" she replied, whilo her eyes grow
larger than ever.
"If had 5000 to spare should try and
purchase it of you, but us it u.s. / can only wish
you much JOY over its possession. Had you
noticed that tree in tho background 2"
Yves" she answered, rs she leaned
forward.
How wonderfully true to nature That
knolhole there was never oxcelled by tho
hand ofman. ALWAYS identify the works OF
Gonzia do Moria by the knothoes in the trees
Will you boar that in mind in your future
solGctionsY
YES, sir aud am very much Obliged"
And in the foreground you observe COW
standing under tree. This is tree without
any knothole, but what foliage All if only
had money-monoy to enable mo TO indulge
my taste for such exquisite things! See what
COW! See that expression ofcontontment in
her face Observe the majestic curves Of
those horns Here Is tho figure / was look
ing for All! it is a 4 This COW gives four
quarts ofmilk per day. Gonzia dc Moria always
marks the quantity of milk on every COW; GUS
toners then know what they arc buying. II
should send friend to you to buy this pic
ture for $1,000. But mol You are able 10
hold it. You cannot be tempted"
I'D sell 10 for"
"For five thousand" ho interrupted but
alas l cannot raise that SUN Here in tho
foreground is an opening in tho rocks. Do you
know what is in theroS'
mo"
"A jug~ he hoarscly whisperod-"a Jug
containing n remedy warranted to take off
moes and frcckles. Try 1t once and be con-
WINGED |"
lilo sank back and shut his eyes She sat
up very struight and seemed to reflect. Sho
had moes aud freckles, but it was none of his
business. Presently she stood up, rang the
bell, mashed the chrome over his head and
walked ont without word. Everybody
laughed but the man with his eyes shut. Ho
opened them after the ear started; looked
down at the ruined chrome, aud sadly sighed
"Ah masterpiece Of Gonzia de Moria alas
that such fate could come upon thee-who's
got any chewing tobacco in this car?"-FrCe
Press
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-03

~ BALTIMORE, MD, April 2.
Cotton dull. Mddling l3c
Flour dull and lower to sell. Howard street
and Western supcrfne. So 1904 So do extra S. 900
3 80: do family, s5 75d6 80; City mills supcrfno,
SO 75Cq4 so; do extra So 0Oa5 so; do Rio brands
81 OO Patapsco family, ST So
Wheat = Southern scarce and nominal; Western
dull and lower. Southern red 81 30G1 So; do am.
Der, 81 4O91 43; No. l Maryland red 81 50; No
2. Western winter red, snot and April, 81 3il4
May, 81 3Sl4. June, 81 800; July, 81 l74@l l73t
August, 81 l2l891 10.
Corn-Southern steady and nrmer: Western neg.
lccted and easier. Southern white, 5sc; do
yellow 66l6c; Western mixed, spot 53La53I6c;
May, 4Sl$6ti9c; June, 4SlIc; steamer Size.
Oats quiet. Southern, 429I5c Western white, Al
@i5c: do mixed, 40942c
Hye dun and nominal at 03c
Hay firm and more active. Prime TO choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, SlS6l9 per ton.
Provisions steady and quiet. Mess pork, SO %
OLE so. Bulk-meats-loOsc shoulders 45Sc; clear
rib sides. G4c; do packed, b@T4c; bacon
shoulders, 5lgc clear RIB sides, Sc; hams, 1OlI9
NC; lard, S@S4c.
Butter quiet and easier, but not quotably lower,
ut 2St@30.
Eggs scarce and firm at l1c
Petroleum dull and nominal. Refined TIC.
Cotiee.quict. Rio caroges, fair 10 prime, l5lg1Gc.
Sugar easy. soft, 0Tc
Whisky lower at 81 o. jobbng lots.
FreightS to Liverpool per steamer nominal
Cotton 7.32@h d; flour, % Cd; grain I'D asked.
Rcceipts-flour, 1906 bbls wheat $4,000 bu;
corn, li650O bu; oats 800 blu; rye, COO blu.
htpments-Whe0t, 90 900 blu; corn, 1900 blu.
SaleS-WheRt G2j 900 bu; corn, 100000 Blu.
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FUTURE DAYS.
r 7. coLDwELl, Real Estate Auc,loncor.

q
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE, NO. 1906 ELEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST,
by Virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated December q, A
d. 1879 duly recorded In llber No 02s folio 3Ol ct seq
one OF the Land Records Tor the District of Columbia
and ut the request OF the purity secured thereby,
snail sell NJ public nuctlon In front of the premises
WEDNhSDAl Y, April Z, $50 at 40 o'clock y. m, III
the following described real estate, situate In the city
OF Washington, d. C., known as lot numbered three
49, In W. w. Corcoran's sub division of original lots
IN square numbered three numbered ana thirty
(), said lot fronting twenty (2Ol feet ON Eleventh
street between street aud Rhode Is and avenue by
depth Of elghynne (sy) feet, 10 tunOOt alley to.
gothcr with the improvements etc, subject TO a decd
Of trust dated April Ia $50, for sOo wih per cent
Interest, payable two years after date. and recorded
- beL No 9ii folio 100 Of the Land Records for said
rom December g. $50 TO tho day Of sale, and expense
OF sale In cash, and the balance In and ~ months,
with interest secured by deed Of trust the prop
eiy sold; 60 deposit required at the time OF sale and
all cOnveyanclng ut purchasers costs. Terms TO be
complied with in seven days, Otherwise the trustee
reserves tile right to resell the property ut the risk
aud cost of tho deaulting purchaser aler five days
advertisement. CHARLES W. KEFsSE,
IN TrtSt
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
GHANCERY SALE.

- BY virtue Of q dccreo Of the supreme Court OF tho
District Of Columbia, passed In Equity cnuse No.
as, doc. 20, I will offer fur sale at auction, on
TUESDAY tho ed DAY OF MARCH, lssO ut 5
O'Clock p in. In front OF the premises lots Nos. %
In sonaro NJ XIX m ,n cit ~ % s,n0 ~ ~
Lot y fronts TWENTY-FIVE feet on North q street,
between Fourth and Fiflh streets aud lot 2S fronts
twenty-five feet on Washington street, both OF said
lots having depth Of 100 ioct.
Terms OF sale-Onehulf cash: residue In two equal
payments, ct six aud twelve months, with six per
cent Interest deposit OF so on each lot mt time
of sale.
REGINALD FENDALI, Trustee.
DuNCANsoN Bros. AuCtonecrA. mAri2eod&ds
The ahoye sale Is postponed TIL SATURDAY, the
"a day OF April. 1880, az same hour ana place.
mar2iend REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-03

PROBATE CoURT-JUsrICE HAGNER.-In 70 will
of Ellen Stundon filed for probate. In no will of
probate In re will of Annie II. Gibson; fully
proven, In 70 will of CathUrine Windsor; fully
proven. In re will Of Isaiah IiNnscom; commits
sion issued TO take deposition OF witnesses. In re
will of Louisa Il. MeigS; admttodio probate In 70
will of Brooke Mackall: order of publication issued
In re estate Allison Nailor; order appointing A. G.
guardian; citation issued against him In no estate
john H. Darrell; letters Of administration issued 10
Rose b. Darrell-bond, IS 0O0-and Rose Il. Darrell
appointed guardian; bond, $4,000 In re estate
Simon Hart; decree appointing Thomas Wilson ad.
minstratoT bond $4,000. In re James w. Hay
wood, guardian; supplemental order increasing
bond TO Sl 600. IN TO Andrew BlSchoh, guardian
TO orphan of John Fuellng; bond in $4,000 fled
Dallas Bache Wainwright was appointed admins.
In re estate Robert Cohen inventory OF personal es.
tate returned by the executor SlOg373l aud list OF
debt. In re estate Robert u. Martin; inventory of
personal estate returned by administrator and
usual order Of sale granted.
The following accounts presented by Register
Webster were approved and passed: sylvester i.
Boarman, guardian; twelfth account with Elizabeth
y, Dyer, yohn Hitz. guardians second and final
Adjourned to April o, 1880 at II m
SUPREME coURr OF THE DIsTRIcr-CH IEFJusTIcE
GARTER AND JUSTICE WYLIE,-Youug vs.. Duvall:
on hearing MoCariy US, McCartyi opinion by Jus.
tlce Wylle; decree below reversed alimouy re-
duced to $500 per year as long as the child remains
with It's mother alimony allowed By special term
By Ia ae
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JusrIcR MACARTuuR.--
Cabin " Sons vs.. Bancroft plaintiff takes a non.
suit, Somervllo vs., Hannah Bros; verdict for
plaintiff for Sl,lSG.76 and costs, Mcdaniel VS..
Beckett ct all pRintin dlsmsses attachment.
Holmes vs. Kirk verdict for plaintiff for amount of
note and interest
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JuSTcE Cox.-Ehrman
vs. Bean ct ali judgment against Bean for Sd dam
ages and costs and for defendant Biebcr. Arms VS..
Det!rick Ct al Judgment set aside us to Dettrlck,
Mills VS. Koyser judgment for plaintiff Tor posses.
sion. Cabell VS.. Cross OF al, dismissed. Taylor VS.
Carson ct al; judgment and emultagainst Carson,
Seal VS.. NalOr dismissed Bradford vs.. Ingersoii,
dismissed, Gleason VS. Townsend; defendant called
and Judgment
EQUITY CoURT-JusTlcE lAGSRR,-Beavans VS..
Hughes; Il. A, Newman relieved as trustee at his
own request,
CRIMINAL CoURT-JusTICE JAMEs.-Joseph Baker,
grand larceny of money from Alice Jones; guilty;
sentenGed TO Reform School John Mckinney
keeping gaming table, guilty; notice given OF Il
motion for new trial, Bette Richardson, assault
with intent to kill Mrs. Heldenhoimer; trial in
progress. John II. Johnson murder arraigned,
stood mute and the court directed plea OF not
guilty to be entered. John Burk and John Bah.
pIngioDi motion for new trial Aled
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-03
From Hon. andrew Cornwall,
X-MEMBER OF LEGISLATURE NEW YORK
STATE.

ALEXANDRIA BAY, January 3, 1880.
II. H. Wdrner e Co.:
GENTS l have been troubled with kidney
difficulty for the last three years, and in Octo-
Der last had very severe attack then COM
menced taking your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and obtained relief at once. l have used
two bottles, and feel as we'll rs ever, aud shall
always keep IL supply Of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure in the house.
Yours truly, A. CORNWALL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-03
Supreme Court of the United statos.

FRIDAY. April 9. 1890
No. 23i.-The First National Bank Of Cincinnati
ment continued by Mr.. T. d. Lincoln for plainlifi
In error and by Mr.. George II. Sage for defendant
In error and concluded by Mr.. Lincoln for plain.
lift In error.
No 23j.-The Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
road Company, plaintiff in error, VS.. Edward MAYO
executor &c, ct al; on motion ofMr. w. A. Maury,
Of counsel for defendants In error, dismiss cd with
costs under 10th rule.
No. 239 substituted for 236).-Willam G. Lang.
ford, appellant, vs. the United States; argument
commenced by Mr. B. L. Butler for appellant and
continued by Mr. Attorney. General Deyens for ap.
pellee
Adjourned until Monday at IL O'clock
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PROPOSALS..
DooRKEEpER's OFFICE,
HOUSE RErR ksESTATiVFs u. :. 4,
w A.IIIA.A.rnAs Ii q Alurch IN ~

WAsiIINGToS d. e., March 70, lSs0.)
CyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE IlECEINED Al
- this office until T. o'clock, noon, on SATURDAY,
April s. 1850 for furnishing the House of Representa-
tives, and storing IN vaults of south wing of Cap OIL
60 tons best whitcnsh furnace coal, lOJ cords best
70 weigh 24O pounds per ton and TO be rewciged at
Capitol II desired. Wood to measure lsB cubic feet
per cord, and corded and measured at Capitol. Oak
wood to he sawed In two cuts aud delivered by Amll
10, 1881 Coal aud pine wood by April IS 1880, Pine
wood being first delivered. Storage and Government
Inspection ut bidders cost The right to reject niIy
and all bids aud TO accept r1eut any IN quar-
tty W reserved to The Government. Envelopes con-
tnlnng bids must be marked Proposals for Coal and
Wood" and addressed to -
CHARLES w. FIELD,
mnrll-3t DOUrkeeper II. OF H.
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1879
1879
GREAT

=, PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
TO THE EOKTiI, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
spLENbnqBV shN T9RAgS ssdGEfE HANt EQUIP
,,,s IN EFEECT JAEUABY Q. 1882
Der of sixth and streets. No follows;
For Pitsburg and the West, 1910 a. daily with
PittsburS 10 cincnnnn, ST. s Lonis and chcsS Sa
10 rph SHiy VIII b Ps@Ss Car g GhSegS
and tho North at n. m. daily, except sunday
!:40 ?: m daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars
:, and r. mil a, at lO:iO a IN. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the Fast, $40 l30und o. 10 p
go N. On sunday. ~ y.
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars go q. IN.
, daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New Yors, all through trains connect
nnordny direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
ror inB double fS.riage across Ne% York city
Limited Express 800 ~ m. daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore. $40, 0iO 1910 a. M. ana 1870 40
M. $50 ITO ana e:is D. D. ~ y"
For Pope's Creek Line. 0 q. m and 40 p ILL., daily
For Annapolis $50 u. m and 40 D. M daily, except
N'' way AND AL1sXASDRiX AND WAsHfNG.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, 10, 0. II q. m; i2o, $50. 02j.
and ll:S) y. M. On Sunday. j. ana IL a M. and
For Rlchmond and the South. 200 a. IN. daily, and
Trains leave Alexsndr for Washington, q, s. 10 n
ISnn9naaS at and 49, NJ and Nos r m
commOdetons can be procured nt the oiiccs-north-
enst corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vauia avenue and ct the depot, where orders be
let for the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
L. 7. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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FREE ADVERTISING.
N Q q Ell a R q IL.
Advertisements under tho head OF

WANTED. FOR RENT, &c.
or an acceptable nature and not to exceed four lne1
on our third page, free to all.
NO business Advertisements inserted without pay
business Advertisements Inserted IN this column at
hve conts per line for each Insertion.
II answers 1ail to come the first time we invite a
second third, or ~ many repetton5 are
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad
versers to feel that they imposing us, but
hrc doing MS iavor by using free columns, US we
arc determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY not delivered through the
posofice. II Initials are used ihoy Should be directed
10 The care OF some person, firm posofllce box.
NO free advertisements taken after o'clock D. m,
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through the mail to
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-03
FOR SAND.

OFFICE OF BUILDING ron STATE, !
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTNft rSTs, :
WASIItSGToN, ID. e. March no lssO.J
Sealed proposals tor furnishing aud delivering 600
cubic yards less of best sand for brick work,
at the site OF the north wing OF the Building for STATE
War aud Navy Departments, Will be received ut this
Office until Il m. OF April g. 1880 and opened mmo-
diately thereafter In the presence of bidders.
Speci hcHtlOnS, general instructions Tor bidders and
blank forms OF proposal viii be furnished 70 c.tab-
hpd dealers IN sand upon application to this Office,
where u sample of the sand required may be seen.
TliOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
margC-Gt Ii Col. Corps OF Engineers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-03

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