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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-19

1875.


=. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE N2hEH n WSdhKf ar 4EP R sI3HTHwES
SPLENDID SCENERY I'M. MAGNIFICENT EoulP'
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner sixth aud streets, as follows; Am. ,.,.
Prlor Car TO Plttsburg and sleeping cars from
Pit,sburg 20 Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Chicago;
II 5Hy WS PSFSS &c R& GfsSS
For Cangndalguq Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
and the North at $50 2; m. daily. eHcept Sunlny;
to Canandaigua. For WIlIiamsport. Lock Haven,
and Watkins at 1870 a. IN. daily except Sunday:
tRched. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars,
$50 u. m. daily. except Sunday. .,,
at Jersey City with boats OF "Brooklyn Annex"
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferriaze and Journey across Now YORK
For Philadelphia. 1886 n m. and 1880 p. m. daily,
tied Express GS6 a. m. daily except SUNDAY.
For baltimore, 60 S:35 $3.50 O. and 1880, 40 400
p M i6 dssy SxSS Sx Sunday; 1890 me- $780, 70
For Popes Creek Line $50 a. m. and 40 p. daily,
For annapolis, J;SO a. m. and 400 p. M daily except
ALEXXNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria O. 7l5 s, o. TO- IL m, ana 1l5, o. 42o
O. g. I, and ll;sO p m. ON Sundays H. NJ. liza
For Richmond and the south, $3.50 A. m. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, O, 7IS, s.
o. 10, II n M and !, 3, 40 8, %, I, ard II p. III.
or sunday at and 10 H. NJ. and Bp. m.
Tickets Information. sleeping and parlor-car nc-
commOdatons csn be procured at the ofces-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
ynnla avenue, and at the depot whore orders DO
len for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
''''' /. i. FXRMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD. september IS.
Cotton dull. Middling, 121sc for old; new ll9<.
Flour firm and fairly active, prices unchanged
Wheat Southern firm. Western higher and
strong. Southern red, 81 09@l 10; do amber 81 lG
al 20 No Maryland. 81 2i@l 2Gl6 No. 9 Western
winter red, spot 81 2l September, 81 l93ICd1 1879
October and November, 81 i619@l 1875; December,
81 1901 1875.
Cori-Southern nominal in absense of receipts.
Western higher and firm. Southern white SCI do
yellow, SOC Western mixed spot, 52l4c; Sep
TENDER, 5l@52Ec; October i934GI97Sc; November
49IWI91sc; steamer, no bid.
Oats firm and fairly active. Southern and Penn.
sylvania, 3i@3Gc Western white, 3i936c do
mixed, 33@3ic
Rye firm at &C.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl3@14 per ton.
Provisions tirm and active-unchanged Mess
pork 500. Bukments - Loose shoulders, &c; clear
rib sides, 54c; do packed, il4d5Ac Bacon shoul.
der; 4s4c clear nbsides, 6Mc. Hams, l1@11Ac
Butter higher, Prime to choice Western packed
18d15c.
Eggs firm at 1ial5c.
Petroleum unchanged crude, nominal; refined
6s@6l5c.
Coffee firm and unchanged. Rio cargoes, old
1lM@l4l6c new, l2@l5c.
Sugar firm. A soft SlG@S24c.
Whisky steady at 81 OF.
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer unchanged Cot.
ton, 3.l6d flour Is CD grain, 6l5d
RcCcpts-flOur, i,j07 bbls; wheat, 220,30O Blu;
corn, 6,l00 bui oats, 5,l00 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, $4,000 bu; corn. 1900.
sales-Wheat $4,000 bu; corn 10000 bu.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


There was young Corporal in the garrison
OF Nantes, in the year 1895. He was a spirited
young fellow, barely twenty, but young though
he was, ho had already learned to drink to ex.
cess, according to tho too frequent custom of
the day. Brave and excitablc, wine was n bad
master for him and one day, in a moment of
intoxication, he was tempted to strike an Off.
Ger who was giving him an order. Death was
the punishment of such an oilense, and to
death the lad was condemned.
The Colonel of his regiment, remembering
the intelligence aud bravery of the Young
criminal, spared no pains TO obtain n remission
of the sentence; at first with no success, but
finally hampered with a certain condition
that the prisoner should never again IN his life
be found intoxicated. The Colonel at once
proceeded to the military prison and sum-
moned Cambronne. "You are in trouble, Cor
poral," he said. True, Colonel, and forfeit
my lifo for my folly" returned the Corporal.
IT may be So" quoth the Colonel, shortly.
May bop demanded Cambronne "aro you
aware of tho strictness of the martial law,
ColonelY l expect no pardon have only to
dlc'' But suppose bring you pardon, on
ono condition 2"
The lads eyes sparlSlcd. "a condition?
Let me hear II, Colonel l would do much to
save life and honor" "You must never again
get drunk" Colonel, that is impossible !"
Impossible, boy with death us an alterna-
tivor You will be shot tomorrow, otherwise
think of that II do think of it. But never
to get drunk again must never let one
drop OF wine touch my lips -! See you, Colonel,
Cambronnc and the bottle love one another
so well that when once they get together it
is all mp with sobriety. No, no dare not
promise never TO get drunk" But, unhappy
boy could you not promise never TO toncll
winc2r
"Not drop, Colonel ?" "Not drop" "Ah!
that is a weghty matter, Colonel. Let nc re-
fleet. Never to touch wine mot single drop
III all my life" The young soldier paused
then looked up. "But, Colonel, il promise,
what guarantee will you have that l shall keep
my promisoP Your word of honor" snid
the officer; 81 know you-you will not fail
me-" light came into the young fellows
eyes. Then L promise ~ he said, solemnly.
God hears me. l, Cambronnc, swear that
never to my dying day shall drop of vino
touch these lips !"
The next day Corporal Cambronne resumed
his place in his regiment. Twenty-Five years
after he was General Cambronne a man of
note, respected and beloved. Dining one day
in Paris with his old Colonel, many brothers.in-
arms being present, he was offered glass of
rare old wine by his former commanding Off
Ger. Cambronne drew back. MY word of
honor, Colonel-hnve you forgotten that ?" he
asked excitedly. "And Nantes--the prison
my vow" ho continued, striking the table.
" Never, sir, from that day 10 this, has a drop
of wine passed my lips; sworc It, and have
kept my word aud shall keep it, God helping
me, to the end ~
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IIOS,E,.

A SM ALL Black. and-tan Terrier, with brass chain
"a collar and tag ON. a liberal reward will be
paid TO finder by calling at Fords Opera House,
selg-2t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LEGAL.

THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT We THE. UN-
this first day OF September, A. D. 1870 formed lin.
tied eo,parinershp under the name and style Of y.
acturing buying and selling cigars and tobacco judi
son N. Moore is the general, and Milford FiShman
has contributed the sum of two hundred and any
dollars to the common stock thereof said partner
D. 1879 and 10 terminate ON the first day of Septom-
ber A. d. 1889 In testimony whereof the said parties
have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and
year aforesaid.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence OF
Amos Aunt.
j. N. MOORE, TsEAIl
MILFORD FISHMAN, SEAL
true copy. Test:
By H. j. MEIGs JR.. Assistant. se58tw4w
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.


A rousiHg DashawGy meeting is announced to
lake place tonight at 1880 at Forrest Hail. Adj
dresses are promised from Messrs. Charles Nye,
Jere Williams J, II, Mitchell, l.. j. Ward and W.
H. Norton. And thus the good work goes on.
About o'clock last evening some ornamental
paper on the ceiling of Charles Rainey's eating
saloon, No AZ Bridge street, took fire from the gas
and caused considerable excitement. All the paper
was destroyed, but before further damage was done
the fire was eXtinguished.
Cromeline Lodge No. 50, of Great Falls Nd. paid
n fIutornal visit to HemiOne Lodge No. ~ X. of p
of this city, on last Wednesday evening. Every
lodge of this Jurisdiction was represented; also q
large delegation from Mechanics and Oriental
Lodges of Alexandria, making II total Of 1916 mem
bcrs, Very interesting remarks were made by r,
q. G. and 3. r., George l.. simpson, of Virginia; Z.
G., Luther Harrison, of Virgnia - Taylor, of
Nirgnioi O., &. Rich, G. Ricketts, Of Cromellne
q. c. and s. ]. g.. John W, Thompson; p. S. C.,
Joseph r. X. Plant p. s. G., Hugh G. Divine; T.. G.
g., Halvor Nelson; T. G., d. j.. Burnett p. c, Al
bert Woodley, DR.. W Bowie Tyler of the District of
Columbia, - Mckay, Of Concord, N. H., and
Grand Prelntc Joseph Il. Blllngslcy presented to
the lodge in behalf Of Brother Harvey of Calanthe
Lodge No II, beautiful floral tribute; also floral
tributes from L, c., Charles a. Payne, in behalf of
the latters wife, all Of which We're received by c.
g. Lester Davis Moore, in neat address. Chan
cClOr Commander Moore, on behalf of the lodge,
presented to T.. c., Mm Il. Gibbons, handsome
watch and chain MS token of esteem, after which
the visitors and members retired to the banquet
room, where sumptuous collation. was in waiting.
having been prepared by Mr. Charles Rainey, the
caterer and after doing ample justice TO the same
they again retired to the castle hall, where the
company was entertained with vocal and instru,
mental music by MessS Mccarthy Kirkland and
Corbert until the wee small hours of dawn TOO
much praise cannot be given to the committee
having charge oinll the arrangements, consisting
Of II. e. Wagner, ID. f. Harper, p. Il. TNyeuuer, l.,
u. Moore ana George Is, Smith
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FREE ADVERTISING.
M q O H "A R O. T


Advertisements under tho hcad OF
WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT, &C.,
OF nm acceptable nature aud not TO exceed four lines
on our third page, are free TO all.
No Business Advert semenls inserted without pay
Busncss Advertisements inserted IN this column Mt
five cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time, we invite n
second, third, many rcpetous as are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
versers to feel that they imposing us, but
doing us n favor by using free columns as we
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied. .
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postolicc. If initials used they should be directed
to the care OF some person, firm postoffce box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p. IN,
Advertisements can be left at Office, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MoNETlRY lTATTERs IN NEW Y0RR
And SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

New YORK, September 49, 1879.
Money easy atia6, closing at a sterling quietand
steady long, sll9@lslM short, is3l3GiS34.
Governments quiet
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular, with decline in some
cases In morning dealings, notably East Tennessee
and Georgia rsts to 80, the last previous transac-
tons having been Mt 1921. This afternoon Kansas
y Texas firsts rose to n; do seconds to 50 New
Jersey Central consols assented to y0I2 do CONVEX
tibles to 90; Denver & Rio Grande hrsts TO 96
Union Pacific iirsts to ll2l9 and Northern Missouri
frsts to lilH.
The stock market was irregular in the early
dealings on rather slight fluctuations but toward
noon became somewhat stcadier, the speculation
being very great and the transactions small except
for Delaware Lackawanna * western, New Jersey
Central and Northern Pacific There was very
little doing during the afternoon, and the final
transactions were devoid of feature. the general
market closing strong, Northwest being AN ex-
ception and closing at the lowest point The adj
vance in the general list compared with yesterday
ranged from = to IA per cent, the latter Northern
Pacific.
Thosees aggregated III 800 shares of which 5000
were Erie, 1880 Lake shore, 1900 North
western, 1890 st. Paul, 1880 Wabash, 1850
Iackawanna, 2l,gOO New Jersey Central 5,4OC
81. Joseph, 1900 Iron Mountain, 2030O Northern
Paciic, o4OO Kansas &rexasand 6, 100 indianapolis
Cincinnati Il Lafayette.
The following were the closing quotations.
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FOR SALE-MOUSES,

NOR SALE-A rare chance-A handsome two
l. story and basement Brick House, bay window;
i rooms; furnished; gas bath, range, hot aud cold
water Eutrobe speaking tubes, &ci on Ninth 81 W,
near r. 10 party desiring home completely iur'
this property must certainly commend itself Ninth
st cars pas the door terms easy a ply 1910 Ninth
stnw selltOt%
nN liberal terms, u lhTeesOry basement Resi-,
~ denCe, with all modern improvements situated
ON Eleventh ST. within minute y walk of the Est
lars inquire ut National Republican office, sel-tl
VNIE beautiful Residence, with bay window and
i modern CouYcnlenCcs, No 40 Z 81 n "; lot ~ X
l3j feet and iwOst0ry brick stables key next door u
A VERY desirable, nearly now, eleyen-rOom
"A House. south Of Iowa Circle; on long time; price
JOO, Apply Is LAWYER, $40 Il street. se52wt
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Equity Court-Justice Observation-Disclosures
Brick Co. VS.. Woodruff receiver to be appointed
Written vs.. Whiten bill dismissed. Johnson vs.
Plant ct all reference TO auditor. Brooks VS.. Bris
eoe ct al; guardian ad litom appointed. Berry VS.
Berry; decree amending decree, appointing Vim.
]. Miller trustee. Hamilton VS.. Clover on hear
Ing.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Equity Court-Justice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VS., Ashiordi H. Lilly VS.. smith; 81 Priest VS.. Wech
l6. Johnson VS.. Lewis; 49, +. S. " II. Co. VS.. Bar
ret Al, Mercervs, Hogan; 40, Campbell vs. Dobson
~, Johnson VS.. SchoOler; IS, McManus VS.. Stand
kh; 49, Lombardy vs. Lombardy.
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ATHON Nj MEDICAL CBELEGy
or THE
COLUNBTAN UNIVERSITY,

II ST. BETTHIREENTIT& FOUHT ZENITH n. W.,
WASHINGTON, u. G.
The nftyelghth course of Lectures will begin on
MONDAY, OCTOBER q. and continue until March
], 1851 No changes have been made in the Faculty
since last year, except that the chair Of MRtcria
Medcn will be filled by Prof D. w. Prentiss. vice
Irot j. &. Riley deceased. In addition to the usual
Lectures upon the seven essential branches of Medical
Science, special arrangements have been made lO r
aliording the student Practical Instruction in An.
MOmy, Chemistry aud the use OF the microscope,
under the personal direction OF Competent Teachers
Ample opportunity is provided for Clinical Inst NC
ton ~ the various hospas and dlspensaries Of the
CITY, free of charge. The central location OF the Col
lege affords transit y street cars to the several
hospitals and Government departments. The course
VIII begin with an Introductory Lecture by Prof
prentss, Ut y. IN. on Monday october O. in the Col
iege building. The profession aud public cordially
invited tn attend The regular Lectures will continue
daily, beginning ut $3.50 y For circulars and par.
hculars address
A. f.. A. KING NJ. D.. Dean.
ses-m go Thirteenth st., Washington, d. c.
WANERLEY SEMINARY, opening sEPTEs-
w BIER Is, Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies, No. az III ST., Washington. d. G. Circulars
AZ The book and drug stores Miss LlPSCoMB rri. c
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RIVER AND CIN.iL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

Inland and Scaboard Companys wharf-Steamer
Jane Mosely, Bonneville, Norfolk, Va, freight and
passengers
Sixth-street wharf-Stoamer Mattano, Byles,
lower river landings freight and passengers.
Seventh-street wharf = Steamer George Leary
White, Norfolk, Va, freight and passengers.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR IRON WORK.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGTOS, ID. g., Sept, s, 1879.
Sealed proposals will he recci\ ell ut this office until
II The 23d day olSepember 1879, Tor Furnishings
delivering, fitting and putting in place, complete the
Iron Window and Door Frames 0ud S!0lrs required
for the building for the United States Bureau Of En-
CRAVING and Printing at Wellington, d. G., In accord
anCe With drawings and specifications copies of which
and any additional Information may behad on appli-
cation At this Office tie office of the SupCriutcn-
dent. JAS. o. hill,
SEQ SmporYlslng AIChitecl.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDF.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
- - TO the
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST
To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY Is. 1879, AT $50 A. NJ.

a. Leave Washington:
5N Y2E r HsS g o. ASR 9o s
BsoF sn only stops e SIihpeys LAUREL HIN an
aapS W%a sS''IRs Rc sk tGEs
0;5OsSBsltimore, ANNAPOLIS, and Way. Cpiedm9nt,
strdnsnpurg' WINCHESTER, Hagersion, Frederick
tBATfi%oRE Asp LAUREL EXPIRES.
o. ter, lIngerslQwn, and Way stations ,,o,,,,,,.,
AND bALTfMdRE i E2PRs Fi farIo GS Car G TO
a., NeT York X " Phl4adelPhac ,vn
' Ps HGER5s E fxRPrffaQ G flasak 4S
town, and Valley branch except sunday
elnnaii daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily. except
OOO.7sion sGnday only baltimore, Annapolis, and
BALTIMORE EXPRESS stops at Badena.
tlon, Jessups, and Hanover,
l2lO- Baltimore Annapolis, Elllcott City and Way.
lSorNEW YORK, PiLILA DELPHIA, AND Dos-
l:a5-ton sunday oniy-BalImore aud Way.
$S0-Ballimore and Way stations
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay stops
Annapolis Junction. ,,.-.... ,,,,.
81 Gf Tssis and nG T WS s gSSss 6 S& sunday TO Point
GSomaI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N6Rr3Lk. AND BAL
Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Canton Stopsnt Bladensourgand Laurel.
Observation-Disclosures. Ellicott City. via
si51EtCiiicAGo, COLUMBUS, AND P1TTsBuRG
E&PRlSs. Sleeping car to Chicago. Plttsburg
except Sunday.
1Nl5-tNi3W YORK, PITILA DELPIIIA AND BAL
TIMORE EMPRESS. stops Mt Badensburg ana
Laurel. Sleeping car 10 New York, and special
sleeping car to PhilRdelphia-
iloO-tSE LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Pullman cars.
tDaily. Sunday only Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket ps-WashiOngon station, and Gl3 GlD,
ana 1875 Pennsylvan'9 avenue-where orders VIII DC
taken for Baggage to be checked md received At any
point In the city. w. M. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO S. KOONrZ General Agent.
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THE GENERAL MARX ELS.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEORGETOWN, September IS.
Offerings on Change yesterday were $500 bushels
wheat which sold at prices ranging from 81 100
/ 171%
Arrivals of grain--BoNt Medley, with 1000 BUSH
els wheat and boat IL NJ Talbot with $500 bushels
wheat ..
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Business College,

Gives education for real life TO sons and daughters
The course comprises Penmanship. Spelling, Compo-
sIton, Correspondence, Business Arithmetic, Single
and Double Entry bookkeeping, Business Practice
Political Economy Commercial Law and Lectures.
Day and evening sessions Open for reception Of
dents last Monday IN August and thereafter. For par
ticulars visit the College address
au6 III. O. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL,
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WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVEGS ut o'clock
JAW a. IA " W MID - y, ~, AlWrhey ~ law
sp1f Spyp Of
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN
L AW COL G E,

The annual term of this inst tuition opens WED.
NESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER I, 1879, at the Lee.
turc Hail. 1l5 street nor thwct in Washington city
TERMS For the regular cOurSe of two years. $50 per.
nnnum; for the Lraduate Jrsc of year slj.
Attendance ON lectures half the above rates.
The sessions are held at an eHrly hour IN the
Ing to suit tho convenience of those engaged during
tile day or reading IN the libraries.
For all particulars, for admission, apply person.
ally or by letter to
VIM. HENRY DENNIS, Secretary,
To- ft 10 IIoIl tNyae Nin
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FOR RENT-ROOHUS.
HANDSoMELY furnished front Rooms, en-
or single; with o. without Board 0I ii At,
Tenth. 81

49,
Handsomely furnished front Rooms en- suite
- or single; with o., without Board 0ii ii At, cor
iensn. BENZ
rJ,wo MISUNDERSTANDING south front rooms all
improvements conyenient 10 four lines Ci street cars
gentleman or gentleman and wife preierred location
wv 81 n w. sels-3t
DooMs nicely furnished or unhlrnshed, modern
IN improvements, with or without board, at No ll9
Cstreet northeast. near Capitol. sel08t
SINGLE gentlemen, or gentleman and wife. can be
- accommodated with pleasant iurnished rooms,
modern conyenlences private family, at lllo Iem n
street northwest. selb
HANDSOMELY furnished Suite of Three Rooms;
~ on second ioor, WIN board RECOMMENDATION n
w keigl tey, Third Auditor Treasury; also second
Comptroller Treasury 10 Md. ave, o selGs
Y AIDES or Gentlemen wishing pleasant rooms in
J. II private family with modern convenience, can
De- aGcommodated with board If desired at 40 t2o
tenth street northwest selbSt
A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two single geuts. to
"A occupy large soulh.iront room IN II new house
No ~ 81 with or without board, private family;
good locality near seventh ~, Belt aud COLUMBIA
cars. sel3
CITTiNG-RooM and bedroom also hall room;
somely furnished. Address $, Republican office.
III ANDSoMELY furnished comm nicating rooms,
rates. as Tenth street.
400 TENTH 81 w-Furnished or unufur-
fAO nished Rooms; with or without board; also
BOARDING..
YOUNG LADY can be accommodated with
"A Room and Board In pr vute family Mt Sl2 per
month"; Apply ut 2iO3 81, ext Twenty'iirst st n W.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
WILL rent, fully furnished house of 10 rooms
w near the Treasury, ut 500 per month. Address
Il. Republican office. seis
Ak AND Ib8 Maine ave s W, bet Fonr.and.a-half
fC II and Sixth ST; water aud seweruges lS
OFT II ST rooms; all modern improve
| u l. IL mcnts so per month WHITE u BRO I,
| non founders, Az Maine ave sel53t
| NEAR Fifteenth and +. Madison st, broom Brick
IN house, gas and water front and back yard
pretty lucntiOn twelve minutes walk from Treasury;
SO per month. Apply to OWNER, lnl3 Tenth ST. Is
| GTuRE No l2I5 Il st W; u good business stand;
| y rent low. Apply next door. SclS
| pLAt KSMITH Shop und Tools, near Riggs Mar
- keG inquire, ut 4lI Four zenith street, at No
| o. 507 Seventh street. JOHN a HAYWARD,
sel6-5t Attorney at Law.
1000 ELEVENTH ST n W--Front Rooms;
Il AOc second and third floors; furnished or un =
furnished: private family, with more rooms than
they wish to occupy; terms moderate Inquire after
bpm. SELF
| LNOR RENT-Call and sec our list of property for
| IL rent JOHN SHERMAN * CO.,
| au2tf ST. Cloud building.
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ere the closing quotations:
PnclIic Mining StooIss.

SAN FRAScisco, September IS. 1871.
The following are the Official closing quotations Of