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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-15

West Burke.
J. II. Silsby is buying and pressing
hay for market.
+. ". Silsby pays the highest market
price for all kinds of raw furs.
Geo. L. Johnson of Newark has sold
out and is going West to reside.
Ira Humphrey has sold his Ball farm
in Sutton to Jack Groom price $1,000.
R. 7. Huntley wheeled Charley Dens-
more around the square few days since,
as an election forfeit.
Democratic funerals have been nu-
merous of late. Justice Cobleigh alone
remains above ground.
The Beedles g. Prindle Pleasure Party
give o. concert here on Thursday eve.
Don't fail to hear them.
S. A. Nelson is paying 80 cents per
pound for wool, and a good many feel
disposed to sell at the price.
The term of school taught by Ida
Anger and Jesse Powers was a success.
The next term commences Nov. %.
The railroad has heightened the side
track of the Vermont Lumber Co., max
ing it much more convenient for the
large business of the company.
Nat Bruce, who had his house broken
into In Newark short time ago and
robbed of papers, money and clothing,
offers a reward of $50 for the return of
the trunk of papers.
Silas Beckwith, knowing that the
country is now safe and that everything
will be prosperous under a republican
administration, has bought car load Of
choice -four to hold for rise.
William Gray, who lives in the east
part of the town, returned from an ap.
pie pairing Saturday night, Nov. 6, and
retired feeling as we'll as usual. After
being in bed short time spoke to his
wife and said he was feeling badly. She
got up and got light, but he only lived
few minutes. Heart disease was sup
posed to be the trouble.
East IIardvick.
Amos Kellogg found while blowing
recently, silver coin, dated IVA
Deacon Stevens has sold his lane
lying above the village and between tn
railroad and river to Henry Deford, fo
$40 per acre.-Henry Currier ha
bought VIM. Keniston's farm for $3.50
Remission has bought Gilman Magoon'
farm in Cabot.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-15

Science has accomplished no more Won
derful or gratifying result than the per-
lection of an antidote to the chilling signs
of approaching age, something to obliter-
ate the tell-tale tracks of time and pre-
serve the natural adornments of youth to
ripe old age. Halls Hair Remover does
all this, and its praise resounds in cottage
and palace. The jewellers among the
SHOWS of Norway and the pleasant and
sunny France and Spain, find use for it,
and means to get it, and it does not dis
appoint them. The whitening locks again
resume their youthful color, the thin, dry,
and faded hair becomes bright and glossy.
The whole appearance is changed as if by
magic, and the man or woman who before
was called aged, now appears as one in
the prime of life. Such wondrous chang
es cannot pass unnoticed, and they have
produced the unprecedented demand that
now exists for the first and only article
ever compounded that can produce them
in pleasing and satisfactory manner
Nea0 Era, Woodstock, III.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-15
Hair Work !!

Switches, Curs, Puffs and Frizzes made to order in
neat and workmanlike Also, Gent
Guard Chains and variety of Hair Flowers, single
or formed in a wreath Give me a call. All orders
by mail promptly attended to.
MRS. ]. N. SMITH Park ST., Barton. Vt.
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MARRIED.

At Westfeld, Nov. Z. by Rev. NJ r. Chase, Henry
NJ. Doe and Miss Flora Townsend, both Of Westfed.
In Albany, Nov. 10, by Rev S. s. Brigham, Wallace
Fl. Hovey and Miss Lydia A. Jackson both of Albany.
In Coventry, Oct. 81, by Rev. W. G. Somervie,
Chas. +. Branch, NJ. D., and Miss Ida II. Burbank,
both of Coventry.
In Coventry, Nov. 2, by Rev. W. G. Somervle Loan
Percy of Bolton P. O., and Miss Lila B. Scott OF
Coventry
| In Troy Nov. TO- John Kelley and Mrs. Emma Hunt.
! ley, both of Lowell.
At Lyndonville Nov. l. by Rev. A. Fl. Webb, Charles
| H. Randall and Miss Ida +. Twombly, both of Lyndon
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-15
STAdTE on VERMONT 2 Court of Insolvency.

CNTATE OF VERMONT, [ r,o,,rt - I,,,,1,,o,,o
- ORLEANS DISTRICT. IS. 'i = '-iS0-
In the matter of Chas. b. Stone Insolvent Debtor:
Take notice that Chas B. Stone of Barton in SAID
District of Orleans the lst day of November A.
d. 1880 adjudged an msolvent debtor: and that a
meeting of the creditors of said insolvent debtor will
be held at Court of Insolvency at L. H. Thompson's
Office in Irasburgh in said District, the 9th day Of
November A. d. $780, at O'Clock to prove their
debts and choose assignees of his estate
and that the payment Of any debts and the delivery of
any property belonging to said debtor to him. OF for
his use, and the transfer of any property by him
forbidden by law. By Order of the Court-Attest,
E. N. C0NNAL, Register.
Irasburgh Vt, Nov. 9, 1880. 4647
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DIED.
MSs-All notices of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry fUe cents per line.

ISs-All notices of deaths inserted free; obituary
notices and poetry fue cents per line.
At Newport Center Nov TO- Betsey Tucke r, wife of
Amos Chamberlin aged so years.
At North Danve, Nov. Is, Hubbard Massey for
mery of Irasburgh, aged about 81 years.
In Craftsbury, Nov. g. Orange Hovey, aged So years.
In Morgan. Nov. IS, of dphtheria. Berney, son OF
Andrew and Lorraine Wilson, aged 10 years.
In Coventry, Nov 5, Azarah Wright aged 6S years
In Barton, Nov. IL, Sophia Hopkins. aged l6 years.
In Albany Nov. 2. of diphtheria, Henry only child
of Elias and Eliza Miles, aged years and months
Yonder see his happy spirit
Flying through the trackless air;
Angels are his holy convoy
To convey his spirit there.
Loudest anthems of Gods praises
Little Henry now doth sing;
On His beauty he gaZes-
Shouts the victory of his King
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-15

Gov. Foster of Ohio recently received
the resignation of Gen. Garfield as men,
Der of Congress from the 10Th district.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-15
A Living Clock.

The human system is kind of machine. If
part seriously out of order the whole goes wrong.
The blood in circulation is the handspring. Keep
this all right and you viii not suffer from kidney and
liver disorders, piles and constipation And in offer
ing you DR.. Kennedy's "Favorte Remedy the most
successful regulator of the human machine dis
covered, we obge the sick and suffering more than
obge DR.. Kennedy Invest one dollar for a bottle
at the store walk all the way to the Doctors office
in Rondout n. Y, rather than not get it.
Have Wistar,s Baisam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand 1t cures Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
Whooping Cough Group. Influenza. Consumption. and
all throat and lung complaints. soc. and 81 bottle.
The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands who
were suffering from dyspepsia debility, liver
plant. boils humors female complaints etc Pamphlets
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IIheraHOn Notice.

This certifies that have given my son. WALLACE
c. STILES, his time during the remainder of his
minority and shall claim of his wages and paw
none of his debts hereafter.
HORACE STILES.
Albany, w. Nov. /. 1880.
GEO. H. BLAKE, Witness. 4+46
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Taiun",o Marn.'-

God.........,.....,. .....s....... stlpl1lll
Currency. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ba]pl'3l
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FQUIrY CoURT-JUsTICE Cox-Lnzenby VS. Sweet
ct al; appearance OF absent defendants ordered.
TruXel vs. TruNcll; sale finally ratified; convey
ancc and distribution ordered. lhiClcche vs.,
Rterhoier reference TO special auditor ordered.
Inland ~ SeubOard COUsting company VS. Plant;
reference 70 auditor 10 state trustees account
Brooke VS.. Murray; conveyance by trustee directed
Ebbinghaus VS.. Kilian; bill of nterpleader dis-
missed. Tyson VS.. District Of Columbia; certified
to general term.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUsTGcE JAMEs.-Moses Ross
alias Roxy Ross assault with intent to Kill Thomas
Williams; not guilty. John MCkenna, convicted
of assault motion for Il new trial entered. Kenny
Wilson, alias cKenuy Wilson, assault with intent
to kill Thomas Williams; on trial. Richard MHI0-
hey, convicted Of ASSAULT sentenced to pay fine
Of $50 and costs,
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO DAY.
EQUIrY CoURT-JUsTICE Cox.-No. 7, Jones vs.
Acton: u, Elhart VS.. Young; 80 Brown ".
District of Columbia; 81, llose vs. Eogcston;
IS Burche VS. Wallach, 30, Walluch vs. Burchc; 40,
Clark VS. Zcller, II, Williams vs. Gardner IL, shea
W.. simon; - Eaton ". Griffith; Is, Capitol Hill
Building association VS.. Hilton.
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS.
No. c. StrouSc vs. Friendich; u, Curry vs.. smith;
Al. Morrison VS.. Shusler; As, WeruWay vs.. shuseT
|, Lewis vs. Kennedy.
CRIMINAL CouRr-JUsUcE JAMEs.-Abcr Dom,
arson; Frank Thompson, policy dealer.
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Cotton dull. Middliug mes rl.c.
Flour quiet and unclaimed

NAlTlNNNI Ha..t sept, ~.
Cotton dull. Midllug mes ril.r.
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED.
Whcat-SouthcW steady and gct'yc western
lower, quiet and easy. southern rcl, 81 OJal %;
do. amber, 81 loot II, No.. arylund, 81 1876 No.
> western winter red, spot and september,
q ljatHl CO. october. 81 06li asked; November,
si O7izdl O7'i; December u ugUl O9ls.
COrlI-SOuthcru Hrmcr; western lower and quiet.
aCheru white. soc; do. yellow, nominal; western
sod, spot, and september, .jOla95lc; October
udll4c.
oats lower and quiet, with sales of Western
white at latte.
Rs higher at 81 90.
Hoy unchanged.
Provisions firm and unchanged.
Butter firm. Prime to choice western packed,
l7M2jc.
Eggs firm at 20c.
Petroleum firm and unchanged.
Coffee nominal. Rio CargOc', ordinary to fair,
l3nl5Ic,
sugar quiet. soft l0kc.
whisky quiet at 81 l6.
Freights per steamer unchanged.
RcCcipt,-flUur, l5lO bbls; wheat, l0j, SG3 bu;
corn, % 1875 bu; oats CPS hu; rye, 800 bu.
shipmeuts-Whc0t 2lj $40 bu; corn, l2.l2i bu.
Sales-Wheu', 37l17l Uu. corn, 1880 bu.
Virginia skies, deferred IA; do. consols, 59,4;
do second series, -; do. paSt-duG coupons, g0ls;
do new ten-lortcs, iO34; do cniorty coupons, 9j19
bid today
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I AW SCHOOL
IL or THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES G. WELLISG. LII D.,

ia MES =. Nfl4lalNt, La d.,
PRESIDENT.
TIKI Hos. WALTER 5 cox, LII d.
PROFESSOR or THE Law or REAL ASu PERSONAL
IRoPEUTY, on CuSrRACTS AND or CHIMts
ASD MIsDENrEAoHs
WILLIAM A. MAUItN, LIZ H.,
PRDFEssoH or Equity, JURHrUuDESCE OF COM
MOS LAW ASH Equity fLHADlNu or mn
LAW on i.vlDESCE ANp TuE Law
or PARTS Ek-iIP.
THE Hos. ALEXANDER H. HAGNER, Ill D.
LECruHEH on CMIMlSAL Law.
GEORGE T. ApPLEBN, ESQ.
JuDGE or Moor COURT ANp ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
or LEGAL PRACTICE.
The exercises OF the School will be resumed in the
Law Building of the University judiciary Square,
ruth street, between aud H. Streets. on tile SEC.
ON WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER October 49,, NJ
o'c ock y. M, when opening addresses VIII be made
10y the Professors, and when Undergraduates OF the
previous yclr rs well us new students, are invited
to be present
Inc entire charge for tuition lectures and all acill-
ties OF the school, In It's Undergraduate Department
is 50 for siugle year, or $50 for two years payable
inudvance, hall yenrly, or Ia monthly stallmenti, Ut
the option Of students.
The fee fut the Postgraduate course IN practice
covering period Of nine months, IS 80.
by pa iiCulgr invitation, being IN response to call
from uOtc than seventy graduates I'm law and mem
beers the Tar, M" llOu. Alexander b. Hagner, LII.
d. Assoc ate Justice nf the sup eme Co ~ tthc Dis
trict OF Columbia viii deliver Specla, Course Of
Iccurcs on criminal Law during the session of
lSsU-sL Tn Lectures will be given Oh Thursday
evening OtClCh woe. lt = o'clock, and the general
theory O the ,lur7" wifi bc explained By Judge llag
nvr ut the opening the school On the 9Th OF OcJDar
The spec al fec for this course WIZ be $40.
W II so. II. MORRISON, ~ Pcnnsylvnni,l ave-
nue. also Ut Tie &attuEul savings Bank, corner New
York avenue aud Fifteenth streets on by UldTCssiu g
me President Of tHt Faculty sclUu
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New york Money MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. ., 1850.
Money was easy at 288 per cent, aud closed a
2i@ percent
Exchange was steady Mt lSJ1f@isiLi for long and
1890 lSaA for short sight
Governments were weak and lower. Gs and IS
declining y per cent, lJ3s = per cent, and IS "a
Der cent
3lA
Railroad bonds were aciive, but Irregular. There
was an advance Of = In International e Grent
Northern lrsts, a iu Eric seconds new consols Jcr-
sey Central convorhcs nsscnted, Denver Il Rio
Gtnude hrss, Hannibal d ST, Joseph egbts con-
vertible, and "a In Union Pacific frsts. There was
decline Of1E IN Kansas & Texas seconds and "A in
Erie seconds five per cents. funded. Metropolitan
Elevated first sold at l02NGlO3L ana Great West
crn seconds ut lOi
The stock market opened weak and IN the early
dealings declined l4@2 per cent, the latter G.. G.
]. G. subsequently prices advanced I.dt per
cent, and later fell oil LolL per cent Alter
midday firmer tone prevailed, aud an advance Of
4HlI per cent was recorded, but IN the fiuai
dealings the speculation again became weak aud
the market closed at a reaction of ltmtZ per
cent, Western Union and the coal shares lcadlug
the downward movement
The transactions aggregated 2il0l0 shares In
Guiding nCawlare. iNckawauna & Western 32l
Erie 300. Hannibal " IT, Joseph GgOO, Iron
Mountain 5000 Kansas &c Texas 1880 Lake Shore
10000. Northwestern 1890 New jersey Central
- 90 New York Central $500 Ohio e Mississippi
1900. Pacific Mail 1000, Reading 300, st. Paul &c
OmHhu 5000, Union Pacific 5.Sp0 Wabash Pacific
1900, Western Union 1900, and Northern Pacific
$780,
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125th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly Incorporated by tho
Legislature Ci the State for Educational aud Charlia.
ble purposes IN 1868 FOR THE FERN or TWEEN.
TY'FIVE YEARS to which contract the inviolable
faith of the State is pledged which pledge has been
renewed by an overwhelming popular vote, securing
lis franchise in the constitution adopted Deceni.
her I'd, A.. H. 1879 with capital OF u OOlOJJ, To which
Il mas since added reserve nina of over SliO,OuL
TTS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly the second Tuesday
netsr scales p0spOne Look ut the following Disri
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50 900.
100, 900 Tickets at So Each; Hait Tickets, 81.
LIST or PRIZES.
Capital prHe'''''''''' "''''.''"s5 NJ
Capital Prize. ...-,,-......,,.,.,, lOOvO
IdpllNl IIlEe,.''' b,,NJ
Prizes OF sou 300
Prizes OF l,OD dUuO
20 Prizes or OOl'''' luOO
Prizes OF lulNU
200 Prizes OF lOOW
300 Prizes OF O''''''''''' iONU
''''' APPROX IMATiON PRIZES.
Approx imution Prizes OF 500 .........,... 300
Approximation Prizes Of 20O,.,o..,,.,,.... lSI0
8Approximauon Prizes Of NO~..."...".". 200
1851 Prizes amounting sllOAlC
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, TO whom liberal comp 'usltiOn viii be paid
Write, clearly stating iul address, Tor further IN
formation, send orJeys by express or In Regis.
tered Letter or Money Order 10y mail addressed only
to NJ. a. DAUPHIN,
Now Orleans, louisiana,
or same person az No. $40 broadway, New York,
ri, T.. HORBACH
COS Fourteenth street northwest. Washington, d. @.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
/ the SlupTNlsOu and management ll GENERA Is a..
Y, BEAU REGAlDaulLU BAL \. EARLY
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70 take effect
SUNDAY, MAY ~, 1850, AT

'ANhA > 4hA % 1917 a low - AZ
a. NJ. Leave washington:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ff GX fiE ssG way Stations
C:5j-Bnltmore. Annapolis aud Way. tPiedmont
Strnsburg, Winchester, llagrrs, own, Frederick
s:to-Point Of koces AID Way stations.
S:3 -STAuNTON AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EN-
oOo-NEW YORK. PlpLAnELrnIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE ENPRksS, PnrlOr car
TO New ork aud Pn!ladepha, ...,,. 1900,
GG0-jOn sunday ony-Baltmure, Annapolis and
oIo-{sT LOUIS, CHICAGO. COLUMBUS AND
Tir,rsBURG EXPRESs. Connects for HngCrs.
town, and ~ Point of Rocks Tor Frederick and
stations cast Of Piedmont, except sunday
daily Grafton to Sandus@y daily, except Satur-
EMPRESS. stops at Blaieus
burg, college, HeIsyillc, Laurel, Annapolis
junction., Jessups aud Hanover
ii9-Rgltmore iAnn9polis tlllcoli ci,y nga Way
I3l-BALTlMOlE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
i;4O-IOn sunday Ouly-NutimOre and Way.
2;5C-Ni!W YORK, fuiLADiLriIA AND nos
$50 eIimore ana Way Stations (wmohesier,
Ei%qSTGG 9SeT Ei 3iS Mf{ y'
REL EMPIRES. Frederick via Nci'E) Stop,
ct Annapolis junction.
'''' chester este "a and Wy sStons on Sunday 10 Poni
Of Rocks and Way stations only,
siS-cIchGS HN 6 c6h hpH E%2PnEss
Sf' ff HiI" XSB H BALTIMORE EN-
an. PREsS sto.s at B9dens9urg and laurel
10 BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
"'O- PirrsBURG EX IN (fitts6aTs except
sisePi8g cars to St; Louis gnd Plttybggg; =,
lOl5-tNEW YoHK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS, sleeping car
oNew York, aud special sleeping car 10 fhila-
tDaiiy. sunday only Other trains daily, except
All trains stop at Relay stat on.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore &
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r n, CoLDwELL Real Estate Auctionccr,

'TaN'''N
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING. NO
7O4 q STREET SOUTHWEST.
by virtue OF u deed of trust to John H. Cook and
myself dated September IL, A. D. 1870, duly recorded
In bcr No. Sii folio ~, of the land records tor
the District OF Columbia, and ut the request OF the
party secured thereby, l. a the surviving trustee
viii sell at public auction, IN front Of he premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEM BIER 80, 1850, at . o'clock
p m, the acknowledgement real estate, situate ~
the city of Washington, District OF Columbia, to wlt
Al that certain piece or parcel Of land known as
parts of lots ten O0) aud eleven Ul) In square num-
bcred four hundred aud thirty-four (i3i beginning
for tho same hfty-twO (52) feet three aud One-hRt
(3a) inches west from the northeast corner of said
square thence west fOrtyseNCn 40 FEET aud onohHf
50 inch; thence south one hundred and one 0l feet
six 90 inches; thence ten N0) feet TOUR % inches
thence north six 90 feet six tj) inches; thence east
thiIty-six 90 feet eight and onehalt go inches
thence north nluetyhve 90 feet to the place OF De-
ginning, together with the IMPROVEMENTS, etc
Terms: One-tOurth cash ana The balance IN six,
twelve. eighteen and twenty four months with inter
est at six per cent per Ruuuni secured by deed Of
the properly sold A deposit of 500 required
~ the time Of sale and I'll CONVEX anCug ut pur-
Chusers cost. Terms to be COmulied with in seven
days therwisc tho trustee reserves the right to re-
sell The property, Ht the risk aud cost Of tile default
ing purchaser, after i've days q .Nortlscmcnt,
CHARLES y. pURNlS,
sel7cONdS surviving trustee.
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1880


TO THE N96FII A, VEST AN fl, s91rEwEsT
SPLENDID scNNEiMh MMAAeNlflcENr EQUIP
TRAINS G II HFEES fEdT & Sm Depot
ner Of sixth and streets, as follows; s,..,..
For pitSburg aud the West 500 M, with Sleeping
Cars to Louisville and Chlcego 1910 a. m. daily,
with Sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg TO Cnc!l-
natl ST. Louis aud Chcagoi v;SO p. m. daily, with
hXTTIMoRt4,G POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR wh pSror Gar 10 Waks and the SSrS at s6
a. IA. daily except sunday al 1880 p IN. daily, ex-
ceil saturday, Win Palace Cars to Canandaigua
For Wliianisport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 1910
For Ne q WIZ S aSG 59 SFsG oo m eo and 1000
r. On sunday, 1000 p M ,,,.. o.,o., -,
Limited Express Of fuiimah Pnrlor Cars O;3o IL M
For Br'okly95 New York, all tlTough trains connect
~ Jrt,vS Iirg c w r UTnyS oi a Hyn
double crriagc across New York city,.
For rhlladelpha 1910 a, m, $40 $40 aud 1000 p M
Limited expie,s $3.50 u m daily, except Sunday
4:lO, 40 $3.50 ana 1000 p. m. ON sunday 500 H.
NJ, 1910 u, m, $40 $50 and 1000 y. ~,
For Popos Creek Line, G;iO u, M aud iAJ p M daily
For annapolis $40 a. m, and liO p. M daily, except
ALFXSNDRIA x FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA Il WAsHlNGION
For Alexandria = 200 o. u IL mi 40, li2o G25. aud
1890 De- m. On sunday ~ ana II o. M, ana )
For richmond and the south, 100 q. N, daily, and
$50 p m. daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria or Washington g, 5 10 n m,
Suudny At 5 aud 10 a. m, aud pu5 y. m
Tickets Information, sleeping ma lMlorcar &C
cou,ulodaOns can he procured az TIE offices -horlh-
east corner otThirlcenh street and Pcnnsylyanla
avenue northeast corner Of sixth street ad Pennsyl
yUnia avenue aud al the depot whore orders can ne
lett for tie checking Of baggage to destination from
"o'''' 81 +. FNRSiER, Gcuersl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON. General MAmAger.
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wAsHINoToN CRY rosrorrIcr,

wAsHIs,ToS ID. G., September II, issOJ
CEALED PROPOSALS. Will be received NJ this
GoOllice until i2oclOCt FRIDAY October prux.,
for the purchase Of the following described Old ma
tprlnl Waste Paper, Jute Canvas Cotton Canvas,
Waste Twlue Leather, Leather scraps, Brass and
Old Iron. Each proposal must be made TO cover
period of one year. and ench successful bidder will be
required to remove the material coming within his
bid at such time and often the Postmaster may
direct
These bids will be opened Immediately AFTER the
plrntiOn Of the time named, In the presence Of such
bidders as may be present. All material must be re-
moved without expense 10 the Office. Security for
faithful performance will he required
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tippecanoo Song of 1910 for 1880.
by J. p. X.
dr-"Besin the Bow"


dbr-"Besin the Bow"
Come. old.line wings OF Ohio,
And all republicans, too,
Lets Join New York in our army
And vote with the boys In blue.
Wen vote with the boys In blue.
We'll vote with the boys in blue,
Come Join New York In our army
And vote with the boys in blue.
Our leader was reared from the lowly
He fought his own way 10 renown,
From the old cabin schOolbuy striving
To the statesman's loltCst crown.
The Old traitorous foes are now plotting,
Their cunning Is seen IN the hour;
with n lnncy-pumcd soldier 10 boom them,
They hope TO regain their old power.
But Garfield has met them In congress
And valiantly hattled their ways;
The people will back him by ballot
Aud vote him successor to Hayes.
The prosperous times are upon us
That republican stajcsmnnship gained
We're saved from the terrible havoc
When secession democrats reigncd.
Then rally, old wings Of Ohio,
Ana all republicans, too.
Well Join New York In our army
And vote with the boys in blue.