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Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
kCI1CUT NATIONAL 0IAhD, CAMP FAIRCHILD,
 NIANTIC, Aug. g, 1880.

by regiment the Third regiment at p. m. and the First regiment at 5:30 p. m Inspection Thursday, August 26; the Third regi- ment at 10 a. m., the First regiment at p. m. Review by His ExceIlency Governor Andrews, Fri day, August 27, at p. m.
 Visitors will be admitted to the camp without passes from 7:3O m. until 6:30 p. Visitors with passes will be admitted from 7:30 until 10 p. Visitors without passes will retire from the camp at before 6:3O D. Visitors with passes will retire at or before 10 D. m.
 Entrance to and exit from the camp will be at the guard quarters Sentinels will permit one to pass the lines at other points except commissi oned off,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Edward MalleY's Clearing
 Out Sale.

s'A thing Of beauty is joy foreveRv So beauti) figure is the loveliest works of nature Ma ture sometimes requires assistance. To render that assistance most e6ectual visit corset department There can be found corsets for every one. Over 30 different styles to select from. We have few more of those soc Corssts selling at 25c, and all oth- CT styles proportionately low.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Ladies, Never Before Had

Lager beer, ale, porter and other objec- tionable stimulants superseded by Malt Bit farS
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21

Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al- ways at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bron- chitis whooping cough, croup, influenza, consumption and all throat and lung com plaints 50 cents and S1 bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Change of Base.

Brown, Bolton & Co. Offer to-day extraordinary bargains in laces ruch- inps collaretteS &c
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Edward NIalIey's Semi-An-
 nuaI Sale.

Ladies' unquestionably,a ,are fond of Undercloth- ing. All, rich poor, aim at having fine undercloth- ing Now time, ladies and Mal1eys is the place to replenish your wardrobe. We shall offer this week 16 dozen Ladies' Chemisss trimmed with Lace, and Is dozen pairs Ladies Drawers, with tucks and trimmed with Lace, at 25c each. Also 21 dozen La dies Skirts tucks and rue, 49c, former price 75c
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Edward MalIey's Clearing
 Out Sale.

The thousands of customers who were served at oul HOSIERY during the past week attest to tht popularity of our Hose. Our regular made Silk Elm broidered Slipper Hose will sell this week at 25c Ladies' Fancy Striped Hose, Ssc worth 45c Our eel ebrated Schopper' make in Misses Cardinal Stripes sII sizes BOG. Chidren's Gauge Underwear, 1Sc ant up A choice line of Ladies' Gauge Underwear, 25c Also Boys' Medium Weight Merino Wrappers, 20c Not the above articles that is not worth mort than we ask for them
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Edward NIalIey's Semi-An.
 nual Sale.

To close out the balance dress goods previous to Fall purchases will offer this week 11S pie Fancy Mixtures at 75<c. 92 pieces French Cash mere ali colors, 121c. g pieces German Novelties 19c. 39 pieces Sik and Wool Novelties at 25c. 97 pie Black Cashmere, 24 to 48 in wide, at 12c to $1 per yard few pieces of those 91c Black Silks worth S1.25.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21

Those Ladies' Handkerchtefs lslightly damaged, that we are sellag at Pc wonder in their way We also offering Ladies' Fancy Handkerchief at To- and Ladies' All Linen, Fancy Bordered at 20 and 25c At the same counter will be found during the coming week, 10 900 yards Hamburg Edgngs and In sertions To to 50c per yard Like everything else in establishment, the goods in this depart n1ent have been marked away down.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Choice Groceries and Provisions.

Gentlemen Should Not Fall to go to Brown, Bolton & Co. s and buy their winters supply of underwear.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21

At Number Co1lis street, near East, you can always find full line of fine groceries, provisions, fresh meats, etc. Kelley Broth CTS, the proprietors, own the building in which their store is located, and having no rent to pay, can and do give their patrons the benefit which accrues from that advan- tape. Visit their establishment
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Edward Malley's Clearing P Out Sale.

Never before have the people of this city and vcin ity been offered such opportunity to purchase Mil
 nery at such ridiculously low prices at present We will offer this week 800 Brown Straw Sailor Hats 19 25 50 and S5c 197 White Leghorn Hats at 59 and COG 36O White Tape Hats and Bonnets at 19c Picnic Hats 3s and 49c. Also magnificent display of Flow CTS at about one-third the usual price,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Edward NIalley's Seni-An- nuaI Sale.

Is there lady in this country who has not pas sion for handsome Laces? If so have yet to know her. That passion be gratiied at Malleys at 8 very small outlay at Lace Counter. Prices again reduced for this weeks sale. Among the many at fractions this week will be 100 dozen elegant Lace Ties at 24o, worth soc.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Scarf nins at Smith x Stone'g,

Physicians use Kidney Wort in regular practice and pronounce it's action perfect.
 au19 3teod 1tw In peace, prepare for war! Buy and keep ready Dr. Shears medicines. Sylvan ave.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-21
Edward HEalley's Clearing
 Out Sale.

Now is the time to clothe yourself at small outlay we have just completed inventory in our Suit room. We prepared to close out the balance oi our stock of Suits Cloaks Shawls, etc., for Ladies Misses and Children at S3o the dollar. In the tains in Nottingham Applique and Antique, at prices that will astonish you
National Republican., 1880-09-08
CanpnIgn CoIneIdences.
WAsHINdToN, D. @, Sept. 3, Is,

NAoHlNhlbNi ~ ~ Sepl' D. lSSU.
To tho Editor of The National Republican,;
SIRi Numerous anagrams and condolences
having been published during the present cam
paign, herewith contribute few which arc
entirely original with mo-
A low days ago a communication appeared
In tho Post about as follows; Hancock has
seven letters in his name as in victory; Gar.
field has eight letters in his name as in de.
feated.'" 10 seems to me that rs Douglas, Sey.
mour and Greeley had victorious" names il
was rather singular that they should have been
defeated"
The figure appears destined to become
politically prominent Garfield will be the
nth presidential James. His second initial
win make tho fifth presidential initial A.
Four of tho most prominent foreign officials
have tho initial G-Gadstone, Gambetta,
GortschakoG and Gonzales, and since Grant
has retired Garfield succeeds to tho American
q, making five. james" has five letters as
has Grant aud Hayes"
Next, l wish to present TO you few ana
grams. The letters in James A. Garfield"
eau DO transposed to form -. A, g. leads em
fair" while il may seom hard matter for
Hancock to enter Washington from his name
lacking a q, thus3 "Wsshin-ton, d. Co.
obtained from the letters in winfield Scott
National Republican., 1880-09-08
,, BALTIMORE, Mn, Sept. 7.

~ BALTIMORE Nh, Sept. Z.
Cotton dull. Middllns ll5Ec.
Flour duh ana weak without quotable change.
Wheat-SOuthern higher, firm and quiet; western
higher aud firm, but quiet. Southern red, 9jc6s
81 0s; do amber 81 O5Gl l0 No. l Maryland, 81 100
! lOl5; No. western winter red, spot and scpiem.
bcr, 81 O3Gl O3i; October 81 Oil5Gl Oii4; No.
yember, 81 O70l 0S: December. 81 OSl.ttl Usii
COrn-Southern nominal; western dul. and neg
lecicd. So uthern white, 53C do, yellow 53c;
western mixed, spot and September nUminRl;
October, b21gj2lSC,
Oats steady. Western white 309iOc.
Rye dun at s7Gssc.
Hay unchanged
Provisions firm and fairly active, without change.
Butter steady Prime " choice western packed,
llGElC.
Eggs quiet at ldc.
Petroleum unchanged.
Ice.
sugar firm. SOFT lO1sc.
Whisky firm al 81 Is.
,Frolghs to Liverpool per steamer quiet anG un.
changed.
eceials-Tlour 1000 bbl,; wheat, 10000 bu;
corn, 400 bu; oats, 300 bu; rye 100 bu.
Shpmenls-Whcat, l22 7l2 bu; corn, 2.j37 bu.
Snle,-Whodi. IA $50 bu; corn, 81, $50 Du.
Virginia skies, old 10; do. deferred, rs DO con-
sOlilated COZ; pnst-due coupons 0o4; new ten
iorties, l2jG bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-09-08
A "Reminiscences of wade Hampton During
the War.

A Reminisoencc of Wade Hampton During
the War.
gho next battle after that of Williamsburg
fought on tho peninsula under Mcclellan
was at West Point, at the head of York river.
Framklin's troops only were engaged. Cap.
tain L. q. Adams thus winds up a description
of it in his "Sto,y of Trooper" page Ais {:
There were acts of savagery committed on
our dead and wounded by the enemy during
this battle that were disgrace to civilizl.
tiOn, and should stand us an indelible proof
OF the cruel spirit which ruled in the south
ern army during the early stages of tho war.
One Of our officers was found with his throat
cut from car to ear. And this act of sayagery
had been performed after his body had been
pierced by balls. The bodies of two of our
soldiers had been brutally cut with knives.
Tho men viewed these disGgured bodies with
feelings of deep excitement, Many Of them
swOre to take revenge ut the first opportunity,
but the spirit Of retribution did not accord
with their motives of mauliness, and never
heard OF their treating the ouemy's wounded
and prisoners except with respect and kind
ness
1T was reported In camp. .tha'these acts of
savagery were committed by Cherokee Iu.
diaus attached to Wade Hampton's command
1t was also reported that negroes We're seen
dragging these bodies into the woods after
they fell, aud, having stripped them of every.
thing valuable, inflicted these wounds with
knives. Being unable to trace these reports
to a reliable source, l am inclined to discredit
them so far as they relate to the negroes,
aud to believe that these savage acts were
committed by men with winter hands if not
hearts.
During the afternoon Lieutenant IIofr of
General Frankln's staff was sent with n
steamer to point some distance below West
Point, on the opposite sido of tho river, to
bring away about forty persons mostly
women and old men, who belonged in the
vicinity of Fort Monroe and had been held
by Magruder as hostages for similar number
Of "civilians' with rebel tendencies arrested
and held by Butler. The rebel forces retreat
ing from Gloucester Point had left them here,
Lieutenant Hof found them in a most desti.
tute condition, and took immediate steps to
supply their wants and restore them to their
homes. l shall not attempt to drawa picture
of these poor people. Several of them were
young, delicate girls, who told II sad aud
sickening story of the treatment they had re-
ceived at the hands Of men claiming to be
southern gentlemen"
National Republican., 1880-09-08
All For Garfield.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. 0, 1880

BALTIMORE SEPT. u, 1851.
MeSSrS Editors of The american;
notice the following in the Spl of to-day;
"ALL FOR HASCoCK-A correspondent OF the
Washington Post who has been writing mp Fort
MclIenry says that all the boys in blue who garfi-
son that post arc for Hancock for president,
The above statement is erroneous, aud we,
the boys in blue who garrison this post of Fort
McHenry, wish to correct it. We have not so
soon forgotten tho principles that we fought
for four long years to overthrow Our dear
old soiled and tattered battle-1ags bring for.
warG 2any "reminiscences that can never be
erased from our m5mories. and the stars and
stripes are floating from the stair IT the fort
to-day over the heads of men who say 'rah !
for the party that has done its best to support
them. 1t Is not "All for Hancock" but "All
for Garfield"
THE REGULAR" BOYS IN BLUE.
National Republican., 1880-09-08
IlIIsID

PIERCE-Ou sunday evening, th) 5,h inst, at
o'clock p. NJ Mrs. Ma RuAHET j. Pu.RCE Of Austin.
burg, Ohio, ~ el sixty four ear.
Funeral To-day RtI o'clock y, IN. from HE rusI.
dcnCe Other suu-uGw, A, n. AlCAllllau, 1917 Riggs
street northwest Friends Of the family are respect.
fully Invited 10 attend.
lConncclicut ana Ohio papers please cOpyl
NOBLE-At Hempst0nh, l.. l.. sunday September
0, 1850 KATE PLEAsANTs, daughter VI the late Ben
jamln J.. Peasants. and wife OF Rev Mason Noble,
u. ID.
Funeral services from hor late residence $50 y
o'clock y.
wALDO-Peacefully, at o'clock p. m, septem.
Der o, 1850, Mrs OLIVIA II, WALDO, At the residence
OF her sonin-lGN, j. o. T. Burnside In this city.
Funeral al Epiphany church, Wednesday, Sep.
tcmber 4, at 1870 p. M. -
CLARKE-On the 7th instant JANIS J. CLARKE,
Ia the lOth year OF his age.
Funeral Will take place from his late residence
Thursday ScptemborO
National Republican., 1880-09-08

Hancock" which has no @. As this letto
forms our candidates most prominent initial
this may seem ominous.
Many of the incredulous say, "There's moth
ing in these condolences" Grants frat op-
ponent did, no doubt, "see.more" In them than
he had expected; Hayes made "ba yes"
for the presidency, while his opponent
was deferred "til-den." and we have reason to
believe thabGreeley's lucky initial might have
helped him. even against the greater g
(Grant), but for the democratically victorious
number of letters in his name.
SEWARD
National Republican., 1880-09-08
FREE ADvERTIsING.
NJ q q H q R Or IA =
Advertisements under Tho head OF

SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANlhD'
OF acceptable nature, and not 10 exceed iour fS'
on our third poge are free to oil. -.,
Advertisements Fbr Rent Sale or lost not 10 ercteu
three tines toa be inserted nTee times Jor 710entgJOe
Cents
IL answers fnil to come tho FIRST time, we nVle
second third or MS many repetons as are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish tho ad-
versers to feel that they not imposing on as but
are doing n favor by using our free columns. rs we
undetermined TO mako THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always hive
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 INITIALS ONLY nre not delivered through the
postofiice. II initials used they should he directed
to the OF some person, firm or postolice box.
No free advertisement taken after o'clock p. m.
Advertisements can be len at our Office. or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL, REPUBLICAN, PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-09-08
Arnnsinc Ita Knndcra.

An alarm of fire at midnight is a startling
thing, but not half so startling to many who
Thousands Of thousands are hurrying to their
graves because they arc carclossly Indifferent
to the insidous inroads of disease and the
means of cure. II is tho mission of IL, IL.
Warner Co., with their Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, to arouse men tn q sense Of their
danger and then cure them. Il Memphis Ap.
nnnl
National Republican., 1880-09-08
THE GREAT
1880
1880

n,-,,, Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE EoPFE M9REH WdEsI dK srANf ANP hsG2TTHwEsr
SPLENDID SCENERY NM. EMMA4oNIFIoENp EQUIP.
TRAINS LEAVE wAsHi iiSdiirroE, from Depot, cor
ner OF Sixth and streets, as follows
Iars 20 louisville and Ch'cGgoi 1910 a m. daily
with Sleeping Cars 5Sm Harrisburg 70 cinein
nat 81 Lolls ana Shlcas" O;.O p IN daiIS' Wth
siHSs No Il l3iSP5 hNp P6rouAc RAILROAD
win TarlSr CaS to Watkins and tno North q,
$50 a M daily, except sunday at $50 p. daily
except Saiurday, with Palace Cars 10 Canaan
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and ElmlIs, at 1910
For New York and the East lciO a. M. ?.ioana iV:OOp
I,miasa pnp5 IN ssnaay p,,pb bHTG p nj or,or Gar. s
For BTooklyn, New YoFk, all tnr9sgh trains eonnsc.
- ing double lsrriaGe across New York city, ~
on sunday $50 % and 1900 .V D. M i''O anu WV - ~
Limited Expreeo. $50 q m. daily. except Sunday.
For sS S S S @ %nS S' 5 Gso = @ o. On s%ndaS S
s:0Oa. M, 1910 q. m. $50. 800. and 10; D. M
For Pope's Greek Limo $40 O. M and $40 p IN. daily
For Annapolis Cdo a. M and 44O p daily. except
ALEXANDRIA AND pFREDERICKsBuRa RAIL
WAY AND ALhXANDRlA AND WASHING
For 1leIsndiia, I, 1;so o. II a. nj 400. b;2o eas.
and 1880 .. M. On Sunday, 4 . and Iii M, and
For Richmond and the South, 700 a. m. daily, md
,, S:l0 y. IN daily, except sunday
NJ, 1880 s. 5, I, and e;y5 p. M and Il midnight
rSRs sa 70 ssepST and "O re-
sSst corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
Ssnia avenue and Al the dspot where ordsra can BE-
left for the checking on baggage 10 destination from
"O'''' L, p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General ManaZ9r.
National Republican., 1880-09-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Money Hinrket.
NEW YOpW gant

NEW YORK. Sent T. 1850.
The exports Of domestic produce from the mort
OF New York for tho week ending this date were
$500, ,l08 49,
=, Money was easy at 2s3 per cont. and closed at
2l2 per cent
Exchange was dun at iso,S to 4sD1 for long and
4S36DiS3A for short sight
Governments were quiet and UNCHANGED
state bonds dull aud nominal. South Carolina
skies, non fundAble, sold at Va.
Railroad bonds were strong. active and higher.
Erie consol seconds tell of to SoaS9iz and Oregon
lrss 70 los. c., c. |. e. suppementnries rose TO
W and incomes TO 1873 with LATER sales at ~ ll947L
Ihestock market opened active and buOyunt and
III the carly dealings prices advanced a tolL per
cent IN the general list and per cent III Louisville
" Nashville. Subsequently, under sales " realize
prohts, the speculation became weak and decline
ranging from 4 to per cent occurred, the latter
III western Union. In the final sales there was a
FRACTIONAL recovery, and the market closed firm
The sales aggregated $4,000 shares, including
o., g. * |. G. 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna Il West.
ern 1900, Delaware e Hudson 5000 Denver e
RIO Graude 3,iOO Erie 81 100. Hannibal & ST. Joseph
ii,JOJ, Kansas y Texas 300, Lake Shore 1000,
Lake Erie x Western 5000 Michigan Central $500,
Northwestern 2l 400 Nashville & Chaunn ooga
Zoo, Now Jersey Central 9iOo, New York Central
iS'O ohio Mississippi H. 900, Reading 1900, ST
Iaul u, 400, st. Paul & Omaha $500 Union Pacific
S0OO Wabash Pacific 1900, Western Union lI5O0
Chesapeake * Ohio $50 aud Sutro Tunnel 6,3vO
Inc CLOSING quotations were Ms fUtiUWs:
National Republican., 1880-09-08

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
~ rs the pesti SO Is JUSTU'S OLD STAND
known for years as the only p3ce whore hrs,-cass
secondhand clothing can DO sold ~ respectable
prices. Address or call at
JUSIH'S OLD STAND
No $40 d street, between SIKH and seventh streets
northwest or branch store, No. 4Os Ninth street. be-
tween ID and streets northwest.
N B. - Note seut by mail promptly attended 10,
National Republican., 1880-09-08
ri,AyNE.NIsN, GUIDE.
To tnko eflocl
SUNDAY. MAY ~, lSsO, AT i:3c +. NJ.


6eo-Dalnmore. EIisoit City and Way Stations
GSQ-tBAL AL1lMORE EXPRESS.
e:S5=Bsltimore, Annspolis and Way (Piedmont
slr1e;snrg Str ;s winchester, HasorStown, Frederick
s;5iISIAUNIUN AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EN-
UoJ-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BusroN
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor car to
Soo,,;On sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis and
rl1TsBURG EXPRESS. Connects lor Hagcrs
town, and ut Point Of Rccks for Frederick and
man cars to Cincinnati and Louisvillo, daily
,ooO Gpel,Gr ,,,o 70 SaIqsSy dH oHcen saiuTdaS
burg, College, Beltsvle, Laurel. Annapolis juno
lion, Jessups and Hanover.
i?:lo-natlm9rG, AnnHpollsY Ell,cot, cry; and Way
l:lU-;on sunday only-Balumore and wav: 49,.
AaTNE% me ~ YORK, n1R PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
$50 Bn,imore and way stations. twinchesto
,o iTi sTs'9W an NHy y" RShy
REL ExPkhss. IkrederIck. via RslSyJ stops
Ht Annnpoln Junction ,.,, ,,.,..-,-- ,,,,-
chssisr and %sv siatios. oa Sunday to fcni %n
Of Rocks and Way Stations only .,.
SIN -CHicAG0 AND CoLUMB1S EXPREss.
SsstPHIEADELPnIH SRi'EE sSH j AND BALTIMORE Ex
PRESS, stops At Bladenspurg Dc, nnd Laurel.
sG5h99. S sSSa1 saa wa Way %ss ssS s%son'
S-hALTIM9RE a, ANI n A LApREt m TXPREss
s:3O--tbI. l.OUlS, tlNClNNAGI, luI'abO AN ~
PIlTsBURG EXPRESS, (Pittsburg except
Suuday,)
Sleeping cars to ST Louis and PttsburG.
s;3i-rBALIlMORE BLADlGN5BUR AND LAU-
REL. ENPIlESS.
l0l5-tNEW YORK, PuILA DELpHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPIRES. Sleeping car TO
New York, and special sleeping cor 70 Philadei-
phiA
tDaiiy. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All inins stopa Relay Station,
For further inorpSton apply al me Baltimore and
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will he taken Tor Baggage to bo
checked and received at any point IN the city:
W. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
National Republican., 1880-09-08
4 n. coLDwELL, Real Estate Auciioncer.

Il L. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
rhUSTEE's SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN HlLLSDALE, ID G.
Gy virtue of deed OF trust 70 d. L. Eaton and
myself dated April -, a. d. ls72 and duly re-
corded In Lbor No $780, folio i50 one OF the Land Rec
ords for the District Of Columbia and ut the request
OF the party secured thereby, |, ms surviving trustee
VIII oiier for sale in trout of the premises Mt 4O p
m ON MONDAi, ptenber y, a. u. 1850, the fol
lOwingdesCrbed real estate lying and being in the
County OF Washington, District of Columbia. and
known and described ns lot numbered ten (0l in
tion numbered two (2l Of the Barry Farm, subdivis
ion $50 calledl, according TO the plot thereof fled by
tle trustees OF the Barry Farm Fund In the office OF
the Surveyor of Wa hingtOn County District of Co.
lumba. together with improvements, etc.
Terms OF sale slO with interest from April ~ 1874
and expenses of sale In cash and tho balance In
year frOn date of sale with Interest at per cent
per annum A deposit OF SIS will he required at
time ofsale All conveynnclng Il pur haser's cost
GEORGE w, SrlCKNEY,
al2l@taw&ds Surviving Trustee. Gsa i street
National Republican., 1880-09-08
legal.

legal.
TNTHE SUPREME COUNT or THE DISTRICT
Il or COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. 3422
To deposltoB In tho Washington City Savings
Bank Noice Is hereby given that MI depositOrs
who have not drawn either of tho last three diri-
dends made by the Receiver viii be debarred from MI
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
diydonde be pres nted to the Receiver ON or boforo
october 10, 1881.
w T. MATrlNGLY, Receiver.
W, s. COX. Justice. jll.2nwl0w
National Republican., 1880-09-08
PROPOSALS.
ISR6PoSALs FOR UNIFORMS AND HATS

IOROPOsALs FOR INFORMS AND HATS.
DEPARTMENT or METROPOLITAN PoLIcE,)
OFFICE MAJOR ASD SUIT, ~ 4. ST. y. W.,
WAsIGGN uTON d. g., Sept I, 1850 J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until II o'clock m. TUESDAY, nth inst, at
which Time they Will be opened to furnish this de-
partnent with TWO hundred t@O), more or less uni
forms to measure for winter wear OF the police force,
consisting OF OVCrcONS OF blue beaver cloth, fruCk
coats Of blue flannel vests OF blue cloth. pannOuns
OF blue doesn, material to be OF best quality indigo
blue tye tobe cut IN accordance with the Negotiations
for uniforms to be worn by the Metropolitan Police
force Bids TO bn mHde separately Tor each garment.
The de' for the buttons viii be loaned to the
furnishing Two hundred and twenty (2-OJ, more or
less hats, similar to sample Wow nt this office.
lhe right To reject any aud All bids h reserved.
Mark envelopes proposals for Uniforms or PRO
posas Tor Hats as the Gaze may be
Bidders are Invited to be present NJ tho opening
For further Information apply to Captain q. r.
vernon Inspector NJ p. at Police Headquarters.
BY order OF the Commissioners d. q.
WIN. q. BROCK,
e6.06l3 Major aud Supt. Met. Police
National Republican., 1880-09-08
THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

This institution will begin the fill term in iis Nor
nal, Preparatory Collegiate and The logical Depart
ments on WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9, ut o
O'Clock m. Open 10 all, irrespective of race
Free tuition Will be given to twenty-five students In
the Normal and Preparatory Departments, who shall
pass the requisite examination. For Information APP
ply TO Rev. WIN. w. PATTON, ID. D., President.
aeg-3l
National Republican., 1880-09-08

taly restored In either young or old All Malaria
Poisons and lingering diseases Of whatever name
nature thoroughly and permanently eradlcnted from
the system, For further diseases and difficulties
which treat must make appl CnliOn ~ my OhCe.
CONSULTATION FHEE TO ALL
QfaCo and Residence No. 1920 q street northwest,
hetwosn TniftSenth and Fourteenth streets. near
Foundry NJ. " church, Rnd opposite Epiphany
church. WasbinVton ID. q isl2