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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNOANSON BIOS. Auctioneers.
IL 9th and DISTRICTS northwest.

IL 9th and DISTRICTS northwest.
EAsTLAKF. WALNUT AND OAK CHAMBER
SETS, MARBLE-TOP AND LIBRARY Ia
BLES, LARGE PARLOR BRUSSELS OAR
PET, new, WALNUT FAtL.ORSUIT SEVEN
PIECES, RAW fILk, CRIMSON PLUSH
PuFFED, LOUNGE, WALNUT OORNIOES
AND LACE CURTAINS, THE FURNITURE,
BRUSSELS AEDINGRAIN CARPE rs OF SIX
CHAMBERS, HHUCk AND FINE HAiR
MnT~TREsSES, BED CLOTHING, BLAN-
lkS. HAIL FURNITURE, HAIL AND
STATE CARPETS. DINING ROOM WALNUT
EXTENSION TABLE AND WALNUT ONE
eEsT CHAIRS. PLATED WARE. GLASS
AND CHIEA. HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN
HECESeAklES, &C, being all the Furnitrre
&c, contained IL lsrse brick dwelling No $40
hlheteenth street, between and ( streets n. ",
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 29rH sEp- "a
IfHBI-I., COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK. Theil
PARTICULAR attention OF buyers ia called to this ~
sac The CARPETS especially are nearly new, tf
end other goods ali excellent condition Sale
Nlth' Ut reserve, parties leaving the city.
sepZ4 DIT SCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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nks. Won MOSCRZISEER
ayear ago opened his Offices at
6I8 10th street northwest.
for the special treatment Of
DEAFNESS, NOISES II THE HEAD. IN
PAIRED sIGRT, CATARRH. ASTHMA,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
LUNGS, CHEST, ETC.
His success has been most gratifying to himself
and TO many OF the numerous patients who haye
been under bis care, the majority Of whom have
been from the best class, sESAToRS, REPREsENTk.
TVS. LAwYERs, CLSRGYotEN, MERCHANTS,
CHIEFS OF DEPARTMENTs, etc. Without lay
lrR any empirical claims to infallibility. he has
10 hestancy IN asserting that he ia willing that his
professional record shall be compared with its per-
eentase with that of any specialist physician in
ihls city or elsewhere. his success vas so great
YET Re has resolved e make tbs CITY, BY sPEGLAL
AsaSng Tssstimoniais Of successful treatment al
VOORHEES,; SENATOR INGALLS,, REPRESENTATIVE
NAN ~ a GlpGfs Esq i; SoMIRvILLE.
others; over one hundred References to The Very
l9sh street wv, and he wishes it distinctly under
stood that no reference is given or letter
Of testimonial ever published which has not been
placed VOLUNTARILY at his disposal for that pur-
pose aCg27
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We s. 2. WAsUAMAN. seal Estate auct
n
TRUSTEES sAIE or UNIaIPROvEDP PROPER
~ On FOURTH SThEEr, BET WEEN
AND L.


TRTTsTfK.s sAEE or USIaIPgoygp PROPER.
And L 81 BEEIs NohTHE.sr. r. " '-''-' II
s asr sf e & e E sT Of Sesd bs Of %
and recofdcd i :6er 30 soI, solio isi the - -
fnt ., sa pss IN Off 4 Rg5G sale in
cstaiD Piece o. parcel Of lard situate and lying in
divsoD oforgnal lot numbered Ave, l5s, in square
numbered eight hundred aud six, TO-
Terms of sale: one-third cash. and thu residue
II hIss eGua! IEs'ai e.ehts payable sly twelve and
sd to Re ey1sepced b IT.;ss.Sy notes of pg,
500 viii be required st time Of bid If purchaser
as tbe rse 4 4. s hs 1T snd fa RISK fr2
sells - dSds TH6s. z. waGGIM,N, Trustee.
| II'HO1IA5 Do LING. Auc.ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE Of IMPROVED PROPERTY
On TIE NORIHEASr C0kNER Os FRED
TOWN. D. O.
By vir:ge Of 2 deed Of trust. dated toe ~
cSFde n Ii6s i! No 90 ioios a6 ct seq.
one Of the land records for t1s District of Column
ess on oNba 4T Day or o
rorER. $50, ~ o'cLoc!:, the following described
Besy s and p Hasknns ,on 70 IN
said district, deecribed as follows gesinning for
5,h streets sud run nnrth on Frederick street is
let thsnce cas-. parallel 20 5ta st.est % leet;
'h street and thence west to the place of beginning
Ter1ns: ne-third cash; the res due in two equal
payments at six aud twelve months, with notes
laid. and secured by 8 deed of trust on the prop
deposit viii be required a: the time Of sale IT ths
s7 Of sale y 09t e Eli Ws within TEN
rgh! to resell the property st the risk and cost of
sep22-asds MHi HfEEAf FHsTla. Trustees.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ONE PRICE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
sO5 and 700 Market space.
jus. received our FALL SHADES in
RFAL PARIS KID GLOVES.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
E bntlons' 90 Per Pair
q Buttons. ''''-''''. TX 80 9. 9.
Please examine the EXTRA VALUE we Offer In
LADIES, GENTS, MISSES and CnILDREN's
NEW FALL HOSIERY,
FILL FASHIONED IN MANY MAaNIrICENT
STYLES at 70, a11e and 90 cents per pair.
IN LINENS. FLANNKLs, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS. &c, &C, we have
NEW AND LARGE ASSIGNMENTS.
AZ NEW YORK AND BOSTON PRICES
GUAR4 NIEED.
WOODWARD, LOTHROP& COcHRANE,
700 and goo Market Space.
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DLYnE,s REV EyPhEss LINE

WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEX SNDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING At PHILADELPHIA WITH OLYDE'S
Inns FCE NEW YORK, Boston. PROVIDENCE,
FALL RIGrH, AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
ThrCu4,h bills of ladin1 given.
SAILING DAYS.
From Weshi- gtOn-MODdays, at 5 7. M
From hiladei phis-Saturdays. at 10 a n
Freight received daily until T. Georgetown
pods received and delivered at X Washington.
Wharf, foot Of 18th street.
WILLIAM T. CLYDE L co, General Managers,
1sEoUth NLsryes. Phil s6e phia. ). II. JOHNSON
kCO., Agents, Eth ST. wharf and 1902 Z st. NV,
&Gsh:I gtCu. aug27
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AUCTION SALES.

TH0MAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
81 sA1 tEs9Eh bAhs5
Ben 2sTa,. 1850. coIMENo1se At io
ocLock, within my salesroom, (Star Build 2&f
i nn shall sell . large consignment Of the W
sepz7& THOMAS BOWLING, Aucaoneer.
nuNcANsoN BROS. Agetloneers. -.
FRENCH PLATE MIRROR, PARLOR ORGAN.
RALTTT AMP QAk 81, LIBRARY sIS! IT, T;ARIES
3 RP ab M MaHHSSGIN GHA hhBEt tps
s0TAs, FEATHER BEDS BRUsSELs AND
ROOM FURNITURE. lace LACE &c tU RiliSs
K K1IcF fKSr EAK fSSv G gTHYF S. Also
SIL4F FE6A &c. with oTHEh GOODS At
IF a6f ra
'G Il b Sc & astSSs BROS. Auc.s m
THTTsETrEHE;S, SALE SALE OF TIE HOLY CROSS
AAgEsU sN ASp sIKEsE AFR
Gle, WASHINGTON. .. G.
,sB ss sT Is7e Of deed Ct aqs dsed Noyerl -
is; one q the land reeeras Of ths Distr iS Ell
&c VII FL o4 4sa a1 s4h BAY S
Der, 1850, AT S O'CLOCK p. M the souare OF
ord ana thirty seven; "a: q $50 "a wash aF'on
sy D. e., the sane being improved by church
Tern.s: OEe fourth eash; the balanoe in three
esh pffy o s o At SAL. h tHeyf ard
Al cash. # Deposit Of too reqSred and 1i
- j jdN !: TPSARD Dssf Trustees.
JOB BAhS 90 B st. n. ", ASaS'ss7'
GEO. TRUFspFLI, Auct. seo27-eoSd
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctoneers
SALE so OF e H5oAT BgT rEERSTTTEE: BRUs
On TIE URSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1881, -
stlI a The Iesidencs e : gentIem.a dee'iains "a
the follow Dained articles:
"arr sts fsse Psrs5 snite' silt traced uphol
Walnut Chamber Suites, 10 pieces, in complete
Marble top Tables, Fancy Chai,s, Hall Rack.
Extension Table ana Dining Room Chairs, Oil
Il ,rb e-top sidebcards, Cottsge Furniture
Er sd Hnst and M s
brussels. Ingram and ether Carpets
Chi1a. Glass and CrockerJ Ware.
Kitchen UtensuS, &c.
sep25 WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Aucts.
~ 9th and D streets northwest
WE'LL. KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
TFFECTS CONTAINED IN PREMISES No,
9l7 G STREIT. BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, Al AUG
TION.
CoDsstirg Of Parlor. Brussels CARPET, Grey and
Black Hair Oloth Suits, II. u. Bed LOUNGES:
Marbe-top Tables, Whatnot, -Mantel Time
Piece, Fancy Chairs. Walnut and Cottage Sets,
Single and noube Wardrobes Tables, Lounges
Walnut Desf, Mantel Mirror. 3-py Brussels
Iperain Carrots and Rngs contained in nine
the house: Hair and Other Mattresses. Bad
Clothing, Feathers. Dining Room Walnut Ex-
tension Tables and Chairs, Urockery, Plated
Ware. Glassware, Refrigerator, &C.. with
General assortment Of Kitchen Ware. all in ex
celent condition and worthy the attention of
buyers.
Sale to take place on FRIDAY MORNING, ~
OCTOBER lsT, CON NFNCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, w
in premises above named A
ser2s-4t Auciioneers
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CUNNINGHAM, HATTER, has Just received
u the ran style Broadway Block SILK IN
soft Felt Ham cleaned, colored and trimmed: -
aulz 40 9Th atss bet. Il and E,
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THE TRADES.

DOOEBISDING.
d The Pubic is respectfully Informed that the
LNCEfT BOOKBINDERY
ts carried OF 80 heretofore. The same excellent
HCrkncea sre employed, and the work turned out
vii be ii the superior style which has always been
characteristic of the establishment.
SIS 1912 Pennsvvania ave, third floor.
Gibson BROTHERS,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
10l2 PennsylyanIs ave-. Washington. D. q.
Fine Printing . specially ian1s
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

fs1EOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF NORTH
AND THIRD STREETS EAST, CAPI Toll
BILL.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 10Th ~
day Of April, 1876 and drlly recorded ia Iiber ~
70. $40. folio l2s, one of the land records for 4
the District Of Columbia. the UNDERSIGNED Trustee
viii sell on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1880.
IT 81 O'CLOCK in front OF the premises the follow
Or parcel Of land known and described the plat
plan &C the city OF Washington, in said District of
Columbia, as Lot lettered @, in \. @. Sholss and
others recorded subdivision Of original Lots num-
hered "a and Is, IN Square numbered 759, begin
hing for the at the southwest of street
Lorth snd Sd street east aud running thence south
With tie lines Of said Sd street east 81 feet; thsnce
wet It's feet 10 and half inches; thence north a
feet; thence east along the line of North street
it9 feet ~ and half inches to the place OF begin
nirg.
Terms; One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments al six and twelve months. with notes
bearing nterest and secured by deed of trust. All
conveyanciEg at purchasers cost. SI0U deposit
required at the time Of sale.
sepi7-dts GEORGE PETER, Trustee.
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GTUEAESD LINE.
u NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
The CUSARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
lied.
Between New Hork and Liverpool. Call.
ing at Cork Harhof,
FROM PIER 40. N. H., NEW YORK.
Ecythz. Sept. 70 AlEerts-... We'd Hcs- p
Abys silia-. We'd, Oct 6 Scythia We'd, Nov. 3
Gala ed, Oct. Is Abyssinia. We'd, Nov 10
D0thnia. We'd Oct 20 Gala. Wed Nov. Z
And every "Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 snd Slgt gold, according 10 accommodations.
Tickets TO Plris, sl5 gold additional
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerase al very low rates. Eteera2e tickets from
AiyerIoo! and Queenstown, and al other parts Of
Europe, 81 lowest rates.
Through bills of laden siven for Belfast Glasgow,
Eayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for Me1Ite rranean ports.
For frei.Lt and psssase apply at the Company
cabin to OTIS BIGELOW / CO.. eos fth street.
Washington, D. e. CHAS- q. FfANCKLYN.
eE21 Agent. NY.
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MONTH GERMAN LLcYD-srs,xsg1P
ID II.E L.E-.s NV LnRE ~ AS.nS.

SOJTHANi1OE AND BREMEN
he steamers CT this psny vii sail every Sat-
r53y from BTelsn Pier, foot Of 81 street, uObcken.
Rates CT 81 So From New YORK TO Hsvre, Lon
fon. = ut srtittcn ard Bremen first cabin, 500
second CABIN. 500 steerasc, $50, prepaid storage
certificates, go. For frei-ht or passage apply 10
OEl,RlCHS g co, Bowling Green, New YORK.
". 6. 1EIZ8RoTF CO., 925 Pa ave, AGENTS
<Or NasiliI lsjGn. au227
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STEAMERS. &c.
DOTOMAC LANDINGS.

DoTOMAC LANDINGS.
steamer MYSTIC. Carrying Q: 8. Mai: Leaves
sysSy Moaas5. WsdRssdsy .nd 81 1870
insn6s Ghags Point gIger Mss e soS, and
r. Nth Ios ros gP t M s 6dBa
intermediate Ehsrves: returning kuesiAy, InuIs
day aud saturday Far and f RE6s q
iyii-Sn CAPTAIN:
TrJIIE: sTEaMER ARROyysMITH
~, WI ,c lss os 7 t9, .tEss 8. afo ococs
O. N. every
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.
To-, all ,,c POTOMAC RIyEB LANDINGS "a far
81 Leonardo vn and Nomini; returning MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY aid FRIDAY
Fare and Freight at lowest rates
tls-Iy F.. j. STONE, Parser.
HrORfOLH AND FORTRESS MONROE
sFEAwER JANE MOsELEY.
81 F g Sc IS tt; Cas- q fare o e. E s5g
Di{s, wED SEspAYs and FEi6AYs, a. o'olock
pil z at al xsndriA f1hey Point. Point Lookout
MCNDA{s ErKspaYs and sir SPGEs Salf Il
n. r., MkI:s fGk Nf s lo OK war,
R f3as S1ps2S nn4 & aSIaHT
. .
81 . A DEShaS. As f'' IS '7 Satei
ct, George Cr.l.
Tickets. ststeroorns sc &c to General Office,
ep29 o. IIoYEI L, President
EOR NokfGLK. PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
- GONkOE AND The SOUTH x-A
SIEANER GEORGE LEABY. t,xr- ss7rsssccstsssczss<N
Tying T. {. Ia2l JozzPH Waite,
ConmsL der.
From ioot u seventh st. From ds 2faL wharf
NsF1Ay AN = R Ws I'D InsSoa ,Yn THgRs
9very SATURDAY. At at i p. II.
Or Nj
stoIs. ST iiney Point and Pitt Lookout Going
ar EeturIiI-
First-cIlas fare. 81 Round Erip, 81 So Tickets
srocd uaTil W. ed Tickets snd stateroouls for sale
at b. W Reeds Sons, 121G { SO. Z. II. b. Polk
informs stationery store. $50 La sv., next to Post
Office; Fu-cy q. Smiths, l4SI Penna. NV,
apd A. l. browns, CT. 18Th st. and N Y. ave-
b. T. DJDO. Agent.
7ih st. wharf, WashiaStJr, D. O.
b f. KEELING, AGENT
seTZ1-Gn. Camp bells wharf Norfolk.
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM,

The hESt-c steamers Of thls hne.'Amster-
land" ''scliedsrn" and 'Maas''-carrytng the D.
3 NAL to the Netherlands. leave Watson's Stores,
brooklyn, REGULARLY on WEDNESDAYS. First
Cabin-S60. so. Second Cabinets. $50; Steer
sre-s26. H CAZAUX, General Agent, 81 South
W G. METZEROTT & 90, 925 Pennsylyania
avenue, Washington: or F. 81. JOHNSON, Agent,
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue ard 18th street northwest aus7-1c2p
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MEECHANTS AND N N T. u y
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINZ OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
NJ "a " i - = =, 49,, 80 ~
Spear's Wharf, tnear foot 8. Gay ST.
From New Nork-Every WEDNESDAY and SAT
URDAY st =. N. from Pier 40. East River, tnear
feet Clinton ST.
Elegant PASSENGER accommodations Lowest
rates freight guaranteed
Rats Of passaae-First class, 90, including meals
and staterocIn berth Steerage. ~. neas, II de
Erred. 25c. Per meal
(Poeton Whsrf) BALTIMORE, MD.
GEO. III. GLOVER, Aat..
je2S-Iy Pier 40, EAST kIVEH, Ny.
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WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE
700 and goo Market Space,
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DIED,

BA6SbM. On Saturday. September 25th. 1880,
at Al - o lock, AGSEs VIRGINIA, beloved child Of
J. l.. AID i. '. BasnaI1 aged three years ana five
Months.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
The lively Maine Campaign.

A special dispatch from saoo, Maine
Friday nights, says: The campaign in
York county opened to day with an an
thusiasm that astonished the Green
hackers and Democrats alike. II began
with county convention at Alfred, the
county seat, the largest gathering ever
held in Western Maine. Senator Ham
lin, the Hon. Eugene Hale, the Hon.
T. B. Reed and others were present.
Gen. Fitzpatrick arrived at O'Clock,
and in the evening spoke for tive
hours with good effect. This county
gave last year l25 Republicans majority.
The canvass complete now shows gain
of over 500. Beddeford City will give,
as the canvass now shows, $50 majority
as against 1O3 combined Greenback and
Democratic majority. The Republicans
are now at work everywhere, earnest
united, and confident. Messrs. Hale,
Frye, Reed, Hall, Hamlin, and Gem
Fitzpatrick will speak every night this
week and next. Senator Blaine and
Gen. Logan, of Illinois, reinforced them
on Monday, Aug. 8. The State Of Maine
is safe for Gov. Davis, Garfield, and
Arthur.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
,v.hope,a Mem TX eep the Field.

Aspecial dispatch from staunton,
Va, on Thursday, says: The first Re-
adjuster Congressional Convention ever
held in Virginia met to-day in Harri,
sonburg. Nine of the 10 counties OF
this, the Seventh district were fully
represented. John Paul, State Senator
from Rockingham, and one Of the most
prominent Of Mahone's lieutenants was
nominated by reclamation amid great
enthusiasm. In his speech accepting
he denounced the Funders in unmeas
ursd terms, and declared that the only
compromise that could be made BE-
tween the two factions Of the Democrat
10 Party was an unconditional surren-
der Of the Funders and the Withdrawal
of their Electoral ticket. The Hon.
John T. Harris, the present Representa-
tive, today stated thst under no cir
cumstances would be again be candl-
date.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
Some more Hancock Receipts.

Gen. Louis Wagner, of Philadelphia,
writing to a friend who had been de-
ceived by Democratic stories, says:
"Don't worry over my position in this
campaign. am member Of Gar
field Veteran club-ditto campaign
club. Have made several Garfield
speeches and expect to make more.
Hope you are, and will do Likewise.
Gen. William J. Bolton, Of Norris.
town, Penn, writing to a personal
friend q few days ago, said: my
friend, you will always find me on the
right side and doing battle against
those who attempted to destroy our
Government, and us along with II.
Have no fear about Norristown and the
county (Hsnoock's reputed home) In
this contest"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
Not O Vagrant.

Owing to misunderstanding the RE,
puRIIoAS a day or two ago announced
that the Mayor had committed Teddy"
Mcguire to jail for vagrancy, wnen Ine
unfortunate party was Hugh Carlton
Teddy is not that bad by good bit'
and although the statement in the pa
mar naturally hurt his feelings he re.
fused to sue the paper for libel, as a
certain interesting young lawyer sug'
gested, but simply asked for a oorfe0'
tion--and got 1t.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
FuxIiah,R Bail.

And now the gaping world is In
formed that MIR. English is annoyed at
The reports Of his alleged meanpess,
and will tap the keg to the extent OF
A1OO 900 for the Democratic campaign
hnd. This rumor is confidently ex-
peCted to do . sight more good than
the money does.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
aood For Brandywine.

Braudywine Hundred Republicans
are moving. On Saturday evening nv AZ
Of them met at the residence OF MT;
Curtis Talley and organizer darnei'
and Arthur Club. The officers are:
Prest.-Gsorge Veale, Jr.
Vice Prest. Curtis Talley, Jr.
seoy.-w. A. Talley.
Tress.-T. R. Day. &C..
The next meeting will be held sas-
urdsy night.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
PUBLIC SALES.
AT PAWNBRoKBR Frs SALE

FAT PAWNBRoKERs' SALE
-OB--
AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW.
LLkI PLATEU.WARE, CUT
LERY 40, AT AUG ZION.
ruer Of Moses Levi, Pawnbroker, Of
hGre, Md. We will sell at our auction
y East Fourth street, on
FRIDAY NIGHT, Aug. 18th,
O'Clock, and continue on Saturday
" ~ 10 and same evening at 7.8(
large stock Of gold, and silver
leWelry, cutlery, guns, pistols, plat
n %c, These goods, (pawned and for
, Wal % sold without any guarantee
t pot any limit or reserve. MOSES
pawlbr0ker.
Y Stldham h Son, Auctioneers. slO-4t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
OLD RELIABLE ATLANTIC
CITY
flTUTION DINING ROOMS

CTS FOR GOOD DINNER,
4ng tea or coffee or desert, oysters,
lred, panned and raw. Fried oys-
tpsclalty. Baskets and valuaDles Ia
'eol free Of charge.
LUNCH TABLES FREE.
p,ingtollans visiting Atlantic City
|dO well to call on J, w. Johnson, as
y leel assured Of being treated we'll.
pronunciation for bathing at mOder-
u 73-2n J. W. JOHNSON. Prop.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

share ieE ny OF FORTY DENTS PER
ton and III u been declared BY the vii.
payabIe aaa.iadelphia Turnpike Com
aoath S nv or alter the 18th INST.
'1AUNALL, JR,, Treasurer. s.s,ot
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
SUMNER BOARDING.

gMER BOARH.-PERSONS DESFR'
GgOOd board at q pleasant country
'Fth plenty of shade, bath, etc., can be
Aed with a few desirable rooms, at
reen Home" Terms moderate. Ad
p. 0. LINVILLE, Chatham. Chester
8-10-3t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
To THE FRONT!

m1 EA For large load Of kindling
~ leOO wood. Orders can be left at
6ray & Bree., Second and King streets; Ja-
cob Moot, ct CITY Depot; and Jehn 8. Miller,
Union street and ailpiA avenue.
FIAT J, MCKINNEY
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

STrn- MAN 80 YEARS OF AGE
S..i ED employment; has been IN agrl.
|, aS @asbIne business; also clerked 10
, a Of holding o responsible 20
S"p Eva rood reference. ADDRESS A.
REPUBLICAN, office. o1"i"
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
BLIO SALE

III a y WEEK IN YOUh OWN TOWN.
wa T,r 20 outht free. No risk. Reader,
Ss %N ~ d business at which persons OF
|kork 0an make great pay ali the time
n n" write Tor particulars To ii. HAL
oo'' Portland, Maine. II
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

fNTED "A GIRL FOR GENERAL
Soa s work. Address, with references
Biz office. ,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

-,1E-uGAR STORE; GOOD
SALE ,do dwelling for rent. Address sniIa
4 \" this office. -c--
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

o.Tr !, LARGE ROOM AT THE TIL;
W. co., A. AZ +. SCOTT, lo6 L. 4th st.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

t.,IE-sMAnL BOILER; sUiI II
"a ~, vs. steam yacht or small business s,s,,
'g!, KiDgst ------
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ron RENT.

aeNT,-rRREE STORY ,,,i Esi p,ns
b blO w " THOMAS JOHNSON.
Apply 7" No. 6l2 west Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

n1ST THREE STORY BRlUk
n, KhN s d W, 9Th st. Apply. q % 2. tne
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

tRDING,-AND LARGE SECOND
tOry front room for man ana VIE OF
Gentleman. 800 Shipley at. 723tlZt
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WANTED.

Oh
,,,o ~ hoard. sos Shipley st. oMtlm
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

a THREE STORY BRlOk
SALT 20 4, front at No. b2o LsmoasG =
AOuse, ~ !, ~ ~ II,JHN COOK, sixth and
its, or 70 mN" 727.2W
.teet
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

sgE YOUNG +ENTLEM EN- WISE
'nd board in centre part Of city. Ad'
ttatIpp particulars. 70. O. TINS once
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

I'm ola AND g5 MARKET STREET
awe aud desirable rooms to let with
Id a pleasant location; also day board.
Find
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

4 nrNT mAO4 AND 400 W. THih
RESi MI and cold water gas, &C.;
eeIto .s se,i l INV JOHN GREEN an
pra r;d re%S or or iOlb washington St. s1-lz
EpTNT-PLEaSANT ROOMS,
lshoI sultapi' AVA 82Almd
on King. -
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

4NTRp-TWO GENT l. Z u = y
board ers, at No. go King st. stunt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

ERD FOR aENTLEME EN- AT NO. 500
ling street. o-S'oe
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

|ARDIN 4.-WITH PLEAS A MT
bOns In q desirable part OF the city |;
asaat communicating rooms can also
h,date several table boarders at 1907
LIST 7-3-l2t
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11
BOARDING..

SRp1NG,-wANTED TWO GEN.
enen b6arders. 100 W. Liberty st.722to
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

.RDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND
lie can DO Accommodated with board In
family. Answer b., REF. sftice. 6S2Wt
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

-. GOOD FIVE Room ON
\ sALE-hin south wilmington; y N ~
honey wanted + TX K. BABOoGgK,
InqaEl5 NJ K 4 corner Of Ind ana A.nE-
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

.NTEp-A PURCHASER FOR A
mood lob printing business cheap !;
N sell on account OF ill-health. Ap'
PUBLICAN office. lou
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

sNrED,-AN INTELLIGENT, Ne
HshIs and active boy In job printing
One vita some experience preferred:
Room Mo. 2 West TAird street. SsoL
Daily Republican., 1880-08-11

LONE GOOD HORSE y. AMI ,,!a !
hls; OO'u Apply A: X; TAT I,S a. E,or,
,a,tw oily Hay Market, 10 ". -'
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