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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

Quseu yIctoria's Self-Invited Visitors.
The English palaces are guarded within
and without by special corps Of picked po-
licemcn. They accompany the Queen every.
where, and are perhaps tho most magnificent
looking men, not even excepting the Dublin
Metropolitan police, compared with whom
the Life Guards arc mere corn-stalks-ln their
royal mistress dominions. 1t has frequently
been noticed that whilst mad people scarcely
ever imagine themselves In o humber station
to that which they really occupy, they very
frequently think themselves in higher and
large number OF unfortunate beings when
they arc crazy appear to imagine that In
some way or another their right position Is
one near the person Of their sovereign. About
thirty years ago youth, who became known
as ''the boy Jones'" developed most tire
some tendency to get into the palaces. APP
parently no was endowed with some marvel
Gus means Of eluding the detectives eyes,
for, watch they ever so carefully, ''the boy
Jones'-by which name he became famous
somehow got in. Ladies' of the bedchamber
were startled by his appearance In the most
private corridors, and maids of honor panic
struck by the inroads Of this vulgar apparitlon
To their boudoirs. He never stole nor did any
harm, but his sole Idea In LIFE seemed to be
10 get into Buckingham palace. A writer
some time ago laid down that curiosity was
a disease, and II must be presumed that "the
boy Jones" was an awful example In point.
The police are so well accustomed to these
eccentric visitors that they arc little disturbed
by them, but ono who arrived ut Windsor
lately came on an GRAND which Is probably
unique even In their curious annals. 4 per-
son of respectable appearance and Of middle
age arrived at Windsor, from London, abont
O'Clock, by tho Great Western railway, and
at once proceeded, carrying q box, portman-
teau and rug, to the castle. On being
stopped by police officer on duty, he made
the startling announcement that he had re-
ceiyed Instructions to attend at the castle for
the purpose Of making arrangements for
burying the Princess Beatrice, and that he
had written to her Majesty upon the matter
on the previous Saturday. The officer In
formed him that happily his services were not
required, and politely saw him on his way
back to London by the 2;45 r. m. train.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

IT IS RATHER EARLY IN THE DAY to talk
about local politics and the next Legislature;
but inasmuch as we have noticed q little ac-
tivity among some Of the political organlza-
tons and clubs-meetings for the purpose Of
considering the sltuation-we desire to say
that we shall expect something like reform
movement next October. What we mean Is,
that only the very best men should be nomi-
mated and elected to the House Of Delegates.
Hitherto We have had entirely too many bar
gains and barriers, and too many unworthy
men run in merely because they had sue
ceeded in obtaining Republican nominal
tion- Tn thasa days, when the air Is full OF
rumOrs about commissions, We desire our
friends to remember this bit Of advice. II
they wish to retain the suffrage, and to pre-
vent its being taken away from them, they
had better act so as not to afford any party
an excuse to do So
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01
aTs. TO THE PUBLIC.

n&S" TO THk PUBLIC.
RuIcs, Regulations, and In.tructious for
the Prevention Of the Spread Of Epi-
demic, Infectieas, aud Contagious Dis
eases In the District Of Columbia.
shs pRtp g june
y . Oh aHSy g. as pfS e a
msEt the ssid Dis,,ic, Is ,hrsa,epsd with or Affect
tasous diseases, TO issue or cause 70 be issued such
arlsrs reznla.i2ns, and instrnciions y may, in
rsSnlat,ons. and instraetiSns g y snd remain d
ysssS fs.,a.S that .sns may e %Ssinss
in such manner as in the lndspsnt n said board
board u Heath, y .ss ii,..ici p uslamSi:. ss:
az III. sais an spdss s s.reS
male and issue the following orders. regulations,
I Every Ihy.icisn Or head of any, family in the
sioas or infectieas disease. shall within twenty
a rspcr, 70 ca tae s1sra saS.R
%HSn w & sdSTs o
Il
ment shall for sSnSisht reasons. Se sltsndsd and
every undertaken within the District Of Oolumbis
lending physician or other responsibie person hsv-
Ing coFnzsnce Of the case to report the 10 the
Board Of Health and secure permit for the burial
Mo Of sr
psoted Of being affected by any OF the foregoing
diseases; but any railroad car, steamboat. other
Sasa bsss Tef 81
sSsra g Gs d R
nossa Of sns ss%s and the Sser
and dsposed q the same according to tue direction
a During the prevalence Of any Of the foregoing
diseases within the District OF Columbia there shsf
be used as dsn ectAnts In privies, dry earth. dry
ashes, snlphAte of iron. carboc aod with sulphAte
Bio di1nfesiant in waller eiosets, or ID pounds 81
sulphate OF iron dissolved In or gallons OF water
With one bali pint Of crude carboie acid added to
shs solution; sha,i be emp1yed In quantities not
sewers, and upon prelnises generally, quick lime,
cArbolLte OF lime, or other equivalent disnfectAnt
shall be used in such quantities and within such
times a. TO keep all promises within the District Of
Columbia In proper sanitary condition.
s. That all pndsrtakers, OF persons acting ss un.
dertAkers, In the city Of Georgetown arc hereby Tc-
qurod TO report to The Hoard Of Health, on Of be-
lore the tenth day Of each month. until 9th rwise
$ tie sds n as o. siSsr ss
attending the death o. any individual setting forth
the name. seq color age, time q and cause q death
other facts a. may serve 70 IDENTIFY the Individual
spresd Of epidemic. inieetoas Or Sonissioas az ns
These regulations, the Board Of Health win, to
conserve the public health rigdy enforce accord.
the duty q ths board pf Hssis 70 issue orasrs,
Regulations and n''rns Shieis + q sf SSS
President Board Of Health. dist q Columbia.
Approved, II. D. Cooks. Governor. jyi4Ns
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

THE Nsw York World stands calamity by
the old Democratic flag. 1t is rather funny,
however, that 1t should be compelled to quote
speech Of the late Mr.. Greeley as a reason
why the party should live, as itdid In Its Issue
Of yesterday. To what q strait have the
modern Democratic leaders brought the great
party OF jefferson and jackson!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

eSP@sons ieduing the city during ne trdr-
cling season can hare DE Republican matted
10 their address for any length Of time hey
may designate, at 90 cents per month, payable
IN ddrdnce, BY ordering DE same al the office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

A DISPATCH from Salt Lake says that Brig
ham Young seems undlsturbed by the appli-
cation for divorce on the part Of one of his
fifty wives. Probably he remembers the old
proyerb about the fish In the sea.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

The STATE AUTHORITIES Of Massa chusetts
have determined upon vigorous enforce
ment Of the liquor law. The coustables who
were designated to enforce the law have been
requested to send in their designations, and
the order has gone forth that the statute must
be enforced in the highest as well as the low
est places. or course, there Is Immense cx-
ctemcnt in Boston among the liquor dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

The Ohio Liberals have formed Peoples
party and nominated candidates for the various
State Offices, and now II Is to be hoped they
are happy. The grand transformation from
n Liberal Republican into the new organiza-
ton was fully reported in our columns yester-
day. In the morning the Liberal Republic
cans met resolved that they were Liberal Re-
publicans no more, and adjourned for few
hours, at the end of which time these Illus
trious patriots again came together In all the
gorgeous beauty and splcndor Of Peoples
convention. The extreme simplicity with
which tho thing was done was truly charm
ing, and the most noteworthy feature Of the
entire affair, except the soldncss with which
the great Liberal Republican party was
pushed of the stage, without word Of
warning or syllable Of eulogy. The insta-
billty of human affairs Is truly awful. But
Yesterday this great party was, and to-day It
Is not. 1t was hurried into oblivion In an
hour-this tremendous party, that only a
year ago swallowed the Democracy at Balti-
morei that had for Its organs md supporters
the famous journalistic quadrilaterals, Gen.
John Cochrane and Aleck Mcclure. We
cannot bring ourselves to believe that 1t Is
a N
bandt,l NJ Dorocra,. in an ohsoyr, ohio
conntv
Tho nr,c,,co, o,e,,,,n s,or,.,. ,,.o,, ,,,,,
will M now p,anIo's nor,y scoor,n,,.h ,h.,
Tho dead and bur,od organiza,,on cnnid no,
have conallv w.u nc,formea, The main
husinsss of tIe Iihcrai Ronnh,ica, nar,v wos
N abpse the AdminIstra,ion 10 derlsrc ,ho,
the country was IN DANGER that Ma Con.t,tu.
tIop had been oyerthrovp. and tbat unless
the Republicans were turned ont Of ofI,ce
and thew mt In the American republic vou,d
soon become n memory and A tradition
among the nations. Tho new people's marty.
to Judge from It's tlrst performance at Clncin.
natl. will simply follow in the foo,.tcns Of It's
predecessor and wbv II sbould he necessary
to make n change of the name. To 90 10 al,
mi, fuss and mother 70 accomn,,sh 40 lI,tle
IA some,bIno moro than we can understand
We have carefuI,v road tho now p,.,form
and can and in n nothing excent Tho sam,
ola resolnt,on. Tho two narties in evist
.nco %. orc soIsmn,v o..r-od have or,,,yoi
tb.,r usefulness and a new ORGANIZATION /.
demanded in the intercs, NJ tbs nuh,io wei
fare Tho SALARY grab wa, all wrong, IN,
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01


Although his Persian majesty seems so |
pleasant and SO pleased Just now that the |
European papers abound with anecdotes OF
his suayity and condescenson, he has done
some awful things in his own country.
Among them stands foremost the treacherous
murder Of his brother-in-law, Meerza Tagui
Khan, his first Prime Minister. Mcerza
Tagui Khan was the friend Nassr-ed-Din
when his prospects Of ascending the Persian
throne were very doubtful, and he held only
the insecure and slippery post Of Governor
of Aderbijan. His own abilities would never
have made king Of him, hut on the death Of
Mohammcd saah the Russian Minister took
him mp, and Mcssrs. Rail- & Co, tho rich
Greek merchants Of Tabrccz, found him
money, and then the genius and yalor Of
Mecrza Tagul Khan did the rect. So the
Shah named him prime minister, and could
hardly have made better choice. The FIRST
thing he did was to organize post Office
an institution previously unknown In Persia.
The next thing he did was to create police.
Having done these two good services, he
tried to establish order In collecting the taxes,
which had been grossly mismanaged, and
then he made himself enemies, as every one
will who ventures to attack public abuses
where money IL concerned. The tax-gnther-
crs and their creatures now began to intrigue
against him, and Prince Dolgourouii, the
Russian envoy, was ruined in trying to pro-
tect him.
He was therefore driven into exile and
| compelled TO hide himself at Cashan. Now
he had married the Shahs sister when he
| stood high In favor, and though she did not
and could not love him, because he was long
past the age Of love, she behaved with cxcm-
plary fidelity and devotion In his mlsfortunes.
She would not leave him for an instant, and
she prepared all his food with her own hands
and tasted II herself SO the Shah being un-
willing to commit violent murder In his Sis
ter's presence, determined to catch his old
friend by stratagem. With this purpose bis
Persian Majesty sent q messenger Of high
rank to the fallen minister, assuring Mecrza
Tagui Khan Of full pardon and immediate
restoration to all his honors. Tho Meerza al
once fell Into the trap, and his wife, who
could not believe that her brother could be 90
base and cruel as to deceive her, at last let
her husband ont Of her sight In order that he
might take bath and put on the robe OF
honor which had been sent him by the King
as the customary sign OF royal favor. lie
had no sooner entered the bath, however,
than tho chief exocutioner entered there also,
exhibiting the Shah's warrant for his lmme-
diate execution, and merely leaving him Q
choice Of the manner In which he preferred
to die. The Meerza stretched out his arms
resigncdly and said, "Open my veins" The
executloner then bled him to death "a the
Shah had commanded.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

TOR sALE-DEsIRABLE LANDS WITHIN
yERY SoM p hE SrE LIMITS MI .al ESs
ssd 81 The owner 70 sel on sceoinmod stiSs terms,
FIVE L9Isa very suitable for FARMING and
.e .sh Sns &c % nso% auSS q g
:Sds SS s;;s s; .ss
sS:;s "a
ss a srFEss u M HSsf ssa sS 70
Us Hs,Ss' e!s!Hs SS.s LAM RI
opr s ss . sqs
aso sss' S
sSa s. ns sss In ys.
inEton as can be shown BY letters and certificates
Is. sSe ~ moss
nSan ss. 81 o.b Lot No
e o. which Is ns,nrsl i mesdoa and II unduisaiSs
Isnd, the latter in the District "a Co]pm6is, Lct
hRs aSSsf VIII s SsT stssis u
IN cultivation. and the pure ,sser. viii &c, ONE
HALE OF The srowing crop, and can have posssssin
q the ouiidinss and land MT In cultivation imme.
Th.ss Lot. ad,ein the farms of the Messrs. Add.
Two sssss Tor M.ilSpro and IsSnsTaow hT pas:
every mornins. ats O'Clock. returning At O'Clock
The tiis 70 tSs.s land. ia beyond dispute. Is will
b ss nv TX .hs iSs;; e M.
!es MirsPa F RHf2Gsfs6 s..pe. on reason
s ss y SsPF 81 PHI o No. lilo First street
jyaoso9w Heal Estate BROKERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

Gall and examine 1.-THE MR.TIdHT STAND.
ARD" FURNACE all wrought iron, and capable Of
heating any threestory dwell ing In the city. Price
only 300, Also, see the Prize Mrdaln Cooking
and Heating Range. II. GREGORY
1y3l.lm No. llO3 II street nor thweht.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE ny
II AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Corner New York ave. and Fifteenth street,
THREE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES.
ranging in price from $751; to es0oo; and several
other FirstClass Houses.
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
and lots In all parts Of the city.
HOUSES and LOTS at Mount Pleasant jeitu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

WHILE THE POLITICIANS arc talking about
the destruction Of the Constitution, and the
political editors are bothering themselves
and boring their readers about Casarism, the
merchants and farmers arc considering how
to obtain cheap transportation, and thereby
solve one Of the great economical questions
of the day. A few days ago meeting Of
merchants was held In New York city to
consider the matter, and committee was
appointed to make arrangements for mass
meeting TO be held at the Cooper Institute, In
that city, early in September. 1t Is to be
sincerely hoped that the politicians will be
plainly notified that they are not wanted at
that meeting, II 1t should be held. II they
manage to get In II will be certain to be per-
yerted from Its legitimate purposes. Let the
mercantile classes Of Now York plainly say
what they want, and we are certain that
their wishes will be obeyed by their repre-
sentatives in Congress. But II they would
have redress let them shut the doors against
the politicians.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
AT BALLANTYNE'S,

All the New Sabbath School Library Books,
Music Books for Choir and School,
Croquet for the Lawn and pnrlor,
Stationery. Plain and fancy, 80,
NNTARREN CBOATE & CO.'S
w List of New Books and Announcements
FOODS, by Edward Smith, NJ, D., y. r. B., third
VOL. OF the International scientific tefies. vol. u
mo. cloth; Price, SLID .gRITIqUfS AND AD.
ps,f;s s ~ fh9p F asnEy Hu,lsy dRny
Sd sna re
HHRRHT i'sip w Tie Missi9N 10 aGssix, "a
1895, Of the Hon, O. W Fox, Assistant Secretary Of
sse, S LIFE liz DxNbgBY. By j, Il Bslisy,,
Ne s.bsnbqry News Map;" Iamo;, Sl1 WHAT
fHs ThE f2TTsstoSfSss fibeSsSSssn is ss%s
for is7t; contains all the new remedial agents and
recent discoveries in medicine; bound in morocco.
GX ffs 18TH II part a. Tor ssna.rs,
contains general index Of cQntents for the last
two years, THE LAST POEMS OF ALICE AND
! vol, crown svo. Cd None o. The poems IN his
S SSS9TRff my ufIsR s.
dostwicf;. uniform with the classroom sbridss-
ss q hs1s VIVIAN HSE i a 1H
CLoPEDIA for ls72; large syo vol, cl2tbs N, and
IN. various styles ~ binding. ANECDOTEs OF
PgBIIf2fs My By JShp W Eornsy; I1mos sa a
hbUsEkEsPIyR fhRSf ffpT Rks sS s.
Mrs. Beecher; limo, 81 %. For sale by
WARREN CHOATE a. co.,
OtI Pennsylvania avenue, Vernon Row.
iyI6n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01
BOARDING..

RoARDING.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
Executive DeIartments. Apply at si6 Twelfth
street. tetween and streets northwest. sspa-u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

NOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP
II ERTY.-The attention of those who would like
the, chance of q ,welldehned speculation Is espe-
cally invited % the consideration Of very cheap
A X M
70 the county q Fairfax ab9qt y miles from Wash
q occoguAn and the city q Alexandria, and being
Manassas railroad, and miles from navigable wa
!sr, comprians 10 acres OF open, arabic land and
aud which win cut 70 cords to the acre. Ths Farm
4 well watered, there being asprinF 10 every Held
very large great In height and dense, and for fuel
alone u worth twice the sum asked for the entire
aud yielda well, Farms adjoining this estate
Ne held At nifty dollars Per acre The purchase q
the land will be sold a. the very low price OF 3S
per acre, part cash and balance on terms 10 sult
HRsTRR a. RYON,
Real Estate Brot erp.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

EANcY GOODS AT, COSTING HUMBUG
Il with 0IBsOS.-I will sell my entire stock Of
goods at cost for few weeks before commencing
in my new store. Stock new and complete. Now IL
the time 70 buy Hamburg Edsinss chew
jyaA' ss4 Seventh. between and K stTesis.
Tor sALE-AT ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
j. ty.nve dollars each. three nrstclass tickets to
Gan Francisco via q humbus, Chicago Burlington
and Omaha. Apply at the once Of WillArd's hotel.
ENOR SALE OR RENT-TwO VERY DRsIR-
+ ABLE STORES, Nos, 1915 and 1871 Seventh
street. the market; In perfect repair; pos
'A N.'s" ""' Halt SSp}&iIHiMR, arooers,
jy2oeou No. 81 Market Space.
EoR sALE-A FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE
j. on street, between Twentieth aud Twenty.
hrst streets: large grounds, abundance OF fruit
trees, flowers, No.: will be sold 1t great sacrifice
Apply 70 AIsTRoP 4 DUDLkY.
]yfA2w Seventh street and Louisiana ave-
E>0R SALE-A FRAME COTTAGE-HOUsE,
4 on street, between Twentieth and Twenty.
irst streets: large grounds; abundance IF fruit
trees, flowers. &C Will be cold st great sacrinoe.
Seventh and Louisiana avenue.
jy292S tStArl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01
LOST AND FOUND.

7 oST-YESTERDAY MORNING, BETWEEN
II the corner Of sixth street and Pennsylyania
be paid for it, return TO room LIS. office Of internal
revenue. aut
r OST-THS AFTERNOON, IN AVENUE
embr robbery, thimble, scissors &c. The finder will
confer favor. and receive reward u desired. by
store for Ui3in Mrs. T. =. BURR
r -YEsTERDAY, BETWEEN THE
hours Of ~ and O'clock, v list ip the course
Of my express delivery, POCkEr,BOOK contain.
warded by Applying to Y. W. MORSE. Adams Ex.
press Company, No s9j Pennsylvania Aveupe, be-
tween second md Third streets. Jl%
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENT-HoUsEs, VARIOUS LOCAL
FOR slHE.YTwo fine residences, street, oppo.
cash, SIS per month; four on pefrees street, &c.
7. STATION D0NOIf0,
$500 bl9 seventh street,
ly&1 tsarl Opposite Post Once
EoR sALE.-wE HAVE FOR SALE, ON TIE
i southwest corner Of Second aud East Capitol
streets, and very near the East Park, in the imme-
diate true front Of the Capitol. BU1LDINQ SITE
Of unsurpassed distinction and excellence. Size OF
nt-with large frame dwelling -taxlib feet,
This ia q rare opportunity for securing the finest
situation on East Capitol street now in tho Market
Mthe headpf the niost beautiful thnroushfnro OF
the city, and at two tbrds the price at which II may
DO bought six months hone, rsrrn . ,vov
iysteof Real Estate Droksr. Capitol Hi.
EoR sALE.-wE HAVE FOR SALE, ON
three u the most desirable and elegant RESI-.
thousand dollars. Good terms.
Also, two very fne DwFLL1Nas, and we'll cit.
uated In every respect, between first and Second
and South streets, containing from ten TO twelve
Capitol Hill At the price. Terms easy.
Also, fifteen or twenty other DWELLINGS,, in
varied situations Of excellence, on Capitol Hill,
which we will sell at low figures and at convenient
Ie also have most desirable BUILDING LOTS,
all over Capitol pill At very rss \ raiss
jsoeodif Real Estate Brokers. Capitol I'M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

nor SALE AND RENT.-wR HAVE FOR
sale and rent in N best situations on Capitol
Hill, as well for health as for social excellence,
ELEGANT RESIDENCES, both large aud email,
% low nxprss and oonyenisnt payments. Homes
By citizens and strangers of ted taste aud
Iadfmenti by the op9lent ss well as by those en-.
70 buy we'll - when you can buy cheaply; and the
present II the opportunity, We invite cali from
HESTER 4 RYoN,
je16ootf Real Estate Brokers'. Capitol Hlll.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

nor sALE-yRRf Low AND AT A sACRI-
NANsAKD-R ROOF HOUSES, anely loosted on D,
between Third and Fourth streets southeast, con.
tanning eight rooms each. with water gas bath ROOM
water closets, clothes-pressea and mArbeized
mantle. These dwellinEs are but nifty yards re-
hne array OF elevated parks. opening up In front
thereby securing uninterrupted resources, for
heAlthful ventilation. with the new market but
few squares removed therefrom. These dwellings
are IN tho beat condition in an excellent ne1hbor-
most decided bargain. and upon the most reason.
HESTOR 4 RYON,
BE-. D. Real Estate Brokers, Capitol Hill
Or to WM. Ii. BARBOUR,
81 st.. bet. Sixth and Seventh SITS. southeast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
good Board. can be obtained at No. $50 l.
street north yest jy22u
FURNISHED HoUSE-LOw RENT TO GOOD
IT, TENANT. Near Post Once Twelve booms.
between and 10 a. m. and and p. m. lysl.n
EOR SALE THE FAST SIDE-wHEEL
II STEAMER PA IsADE," ~ tons, day rassen.
ger and freight boat, now in excellent repair, car
ries large number. and is most slightly and cas-
ant boat She snl be in baltimore on or about
and examined. Apply on board
EoR RENT-PLRASANT ROOMS ON CAPT.
I toll Hnl Apply at No. % north street, near
Delaware avenue. lylJ
EoR sALE>-BRiCK HOUSE NO. 100 o
II street northwest-six rooms, hall, cellar, water
and gasL Built by days work, and handsomely
trimmed throughout Price et.0o. Inquire on the
premises. Jyt3tawlms
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

r@ePERsONs LIVING WITHIN THE
~ following limits; Between II street north
and Boundary, and Seventh street west and North
Capitol streets, can have he eater the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN puuctualiy served by the under.
signed, at whose residence orders and complaints
can be left, as well as At the REPvnIIcAs ONCE,
JOAN FALLON,
jytaN 1875 Sixth street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

EOR RRNT-THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
II pENCE, b0s Fifth street northwest, between
ssS .sss sSppGss ySdi'iisy eleven
Ja28-u $50 PennA. avenue N, ", \