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Future of the CoIorcd RACE.

Prof. II. j. Greener, the friend and adviser of Ca
dct Whitaker during his long trial at West Point
last SPRING came from Washington yesterday to
participate In the fair being held in the Sullivan.
street African Methodist Episcopal Church, of
which the Rev. 4. McC. Stewart one of the Profess
sors old South Carolina pupils Is the PASTOR Prof
Greener spoke for an hour on the duties and re-
sponsibiliics of the colored man as the representa-
tive of u great race In spite of the discourage.
mcns of cast, the Professor sad the negro race in
America has made more rapid strides In the last
hiteen years than amy other race ever made i'm the
history of the world. America Is one of The hard.
est countries in the world for weak race to rise in
because here every man has chance with all the
rest aud Is intent only on pushing himself to the
front, There are only two Institutions, he said In
the land supported by the public funds where any
discrimination Is now made on account of race
/" And thank God" continued the speaker, "for n
PRESIDENT and Secretary of War who giyeus reason
10 believe tonight that caste even In these instit
tfons has been weakened" The history of the
persecution of the Jews was rchearsed to show
how people with energy can emerge from tribu-
lntion, ana the Professor drew from the story the
lesson that for The negro ruce with energy and in
dustry, Q great future was in store But that fl.
ture Will never come until IL can be said that on
the Exchange there Is u negro whose name "a
worth 100000 wherever he places It, until the col.
ored man eau put up his big store and say "That Is
mine. In conclusion, the Professor said: "No
President, no Cabinet, no Congress can do for us
the work which we az race must do for our
selves. We must cast the demon of caste from us
by our own industry and our own spirit."-Neip
York Times, Dec 90
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SecONasI sight.

The scienceo of this amusing adjunct to legerde-
main Is very simple when once understood The
confcdcratcs sit with their backs to the audience,
and must be drilled SO as TO readily designate any
article shown to the prcstidigitateur by means of
the construction Of the sentence spoken by the lat
ter For illustration, n key Is handed to the ma
gician, who at once asks
what is this key.urious little thing gg'-Answer.
A key.
Question. Gum, now, what is this?-A. A gum
drop
Q. Brace up there; what's this?-A. A pair of
gartcrs.
Q. Before You simmer down, what's this "A.
A boil.
q. Canton tell this "A, A pair of drawers.
q. This Is ferry smple,--A. A steamboat.
q. What would you knock this down fora. A
slung. shot.
q. Ahcm this?-A. A bad cold
The wonderful silent question consists In sim
ply putting your hand on the head of spectator
reply being invariably An idiot" This creates
much joy.--DeITick D0dd IN Frisco Post
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THE GREAT
1890
$50

TO THE SsHfiI, SnfhNGsEiA AMI hSSHH s@9rHwrsr
srIrNbib stENERSi SitNA' NNAAdSiFithNT EQUIP
II ErEESE III SSTFNRgn gn B. Bs1s %
r neg Of sixth Ian and M p streets . as 1 lSows: ,u
sleeping Cars to louisville and chcagc ic:io a I'm m
daily, with sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg to Gin
einraI g. Louis, SEa ;, .S. Chicago; $50 p M daily,
BALfIMoRE AND PoToM AC RAILROAD.
For w cs 10 @sRs SS ana s SSr 5
sspi saiafday,wlth Palace Cars 10 canandSiSaaSsnd
For wiamsport Lock Haven, and Elnira, at 1910
For New 'H tnsiP aSd PhG R oo a. m o and 1900
IniS% Espssss q Pullman f%rior ' Cars, Z IS $50 a, m.
For brooklyn, New York all through trains connect
SSraSy y Tn SSa Is oE aS
double ierriage across New YORK ely. ''''''
For On 6sHsSSS$ SSsg 5 G S 5S aid 1000 M
sa For BSnotc 5 @ s a. @ asE sSseP, snnHsy SmS o
44O, $40 O;1, and lOsO6 p. nj. on sunday 500 a. M
:, 1910 u. m, 30, $40, o3l and 1000 p, m.
For popes Creek Line, Gio a. M. aid lio p m daily,
For Annapolis, G4o a, m. and liop. ni daily except
ALEXxNbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For AexandrIa 100, 72o, o2o a. M, and ll;so a. M;
go 900 T. M, G.o p M, 500 and lI;l0 p. M. ON
For RRes "a. Sd I lie s saaiS d n a. ANA aud S & "a a. M
rona daily sy ana o M daily t SSseP, smnday & and
and 1000 M, loo 300 800, 700 and 0iJp M, and
1900 midnight. Sunday ut s'oI and 1000 ~ m, 100
Tickets, information sleeping und psror car accom-.
modatlons can he procured at the oillcesnortheast
corner 9f Ihr!een'h street and avenue,
ana NJ the statlon where orders can be eit for the
checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels and
FRANK TIioMsoN. Generai sianagsr. AS'"''
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The Kind OF Men who Fa.cins,e women.

A curious study is the consideration of the kind
OF men who fascinate women. have known a
man, fellow with the head and hair of tramp
ana the dress OF doctor with lean practice d
person howriggled like a snake when he walked
and and had clammy hand-yet this person was per.
Iect woman killer. One girl was betrothed to him
forthree years, and then hs tilted her coldly for
new flame The new love afiair ended with a
tragedy, fol, when in turn he shook the new love
on the restless, grlefsricken girl ended her tro,.
bles forever In a neighboring river. There were
other women who loved tho fellow almost as des.
perately; although they ,consoled themselves more
easily What they could over see IN the man to
fall In love with passcth understanding
There was another great lady-killer, too who
seemed to melt women's hearts as a hot roll melts
butter. He promised to be one of the great men
Of the country, ard women bowed down and
%orshtped his supnAed intellectual powers T';n-;;Ss
were five fcnant" "sch0ol.girls in love with him at
once, if I remenNeg. Friends, relations, and en-.
emies alike pre- 'thesied a future Of extraordinary
brilliancy for Aim, and he could have his pick
md steal" Of all the young ladies in the country
Well, the man who was to stand upon the topmost
pinnacle ofintellectual greatness i now school.
master, and sccond.rate one at that with an IN.
kignifcant wifc, who Is the merest stick-inthomud
Probably he thinks about his old names.-Har{torti
T;gnfa
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what the Bo.tom yye,ncu IN.

writes tothe Boston Tdnscriptto inquire why every
Boston women. just before leaving 4 shop puts her
hand In her POCKET then puts Il to her head gives
gentle push to e.ary hair-pin, feels of her ear
rings, and then puckesS ~ her mouth into sweet
smile. He asks, he says, nS. because he THINKS
lhe performance improper or "nbecoming, but be-
while II Is being performed by ia,liee who stand
between him and the door through Which he Is
going TO pass, and he suggests that unless the
Il might be wel for the ladies to initiate him and
simply slap their hats on the crown before making
their way into the street. He lnds the simple slap
quite satisfactory to his feelings and thinks that
the ladies would try II they would dispense with
hey indulge.
National Republican., 1880-12-30

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND
- DcdrO0nl, communicating, on first or second
pass the door. Dos NJ ST. n. W. delS3ti
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2BoarSina.

rINo GENTLEMEN, or GENTLEMEN AND
Il wives large, handsomely furnished rooms, with
drpn. dp3o-6ts
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Senator Beck is in distressing state of mind
hbont theprospeets for an extra session. lie thinks
blame on the Democrats. The object he iniagines,
Is to set committees ut work TO gather evidence
upon which ten or fifteen Southern Democratic
members can be unscated. Beck Is unduiy
alarmed. The Republicans have no fancy for
extra sessions, and as for the Southern members
who, like Chalmers, counted themselves in, why
the cases against them will stand over until next
winter without losing any strength. That sort OF
2ellLlcal pottage never spoils by keeping-New
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not worth having. Kelly has quarrelcd with
Grace, his own candidate for mayor he has lost
his own oncc, and he has broken with nearly oil
the Tammany men who are still In oflioo, 80 that
the influence ofthe cx-boss over patronage for the
year is nH and boss without patronage in New
York city politics Is helpless and ptiable object
As result, the Tammany organization Is breaking
M piccemeal. one local leader and another Is
falling away from him. assembly district organi2a-
rotten bulk has long rested on John Kelly's per-
sonal honesty as its solitary prop will probably
cease to be power in New York politics but the
system Of which i Is part will survive its FALL
SDripgfSid RepubicdD
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DIED.

MELyILLE.-onT Tuesday, Deceniber2s, 1850, CATH
ERISE NJ MELVILLE
Funeral service at the New York Avenue Presbyte-
rlan Church, on Thursday, December ~, at o'clock
p, M, East Tennessee papers please copy.l
HALLINAN,-On Wednesday, December 20, 1880 at
beloved wife OF the late Michael Mailman, Of Hath
keale Parish County Limerick, Ireland, IN the list
Her upeIa viii take place from. her sons residence
(AiChnel HallInAn), 1916 seventh street northwest,
Friday morning, at o'clock Relatives and friends
of the family are invited 10 attend.
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A Kennel or fsarI.,nm C.,..

Ihe House OF Representatives has discraced
ITSELF and disgraced the whole country so far as
that body has the power to do So by thus taking TO
itself the character OF the two offending members
the character OF kennel of barking ours who have
Not the courage to fight. The so-caled Southern
"chivalry" that carried personal difficulties in
Congress byond the lie direct 10 settlement else.
where" challenged sort OF admiration as com.
ter The House will need to perform good work
after reassembling January O. ifitwould regain the
good opinion of the country,-ROchss!T Union,
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TlaR IGnlHer.

The Emperor William Is not so particular as the
Empress in attending to church duties lie has
S pgen SO io9s suGn @ % sutteSSek between me Rom
so yihed by all seots, that II is said that he has
lost faith IN all religions lie occasionally attends
the Protestant service but II is well known that he
shows himself in the sanctuary more as nm Tex
ample" 10 his subjects than for any real Interest
he takes nchurch worship. His Majesty isalready
in his eighty-tinh year. Is still hale and hearty,
and promises well for many years more OF rule ere
he gives up the sceptre TO his successor.
National Republican., 1880-12-30

A YOUNG MAN CGERMAN), SPEAKING
~ some English and French, wants situation as
which he can mako his living; good references. Adj
dress j. SAIOMON, 80 Ninth Vt. H. W. dc2S
National Republican., 1880-12-30

FURNIsHED ROOMS AT IlIo TWELFTH
~ street northwest dpsl3ts
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NNANTED-A SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH BATH
w nld closet, for gentleman. WIFE and two chill
dren with board. Address stating terms, G. T.. this
Onice. dp2sata
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VIM. M. GAIT e. co,
w vi. VI. UALl ~ w.
ELPH0NZ0 Y0UNGS
OFT DECK
And Don't You Forget 1t!
WITH

Candy by the ton, several grades,
fresh; GumdrOps by the ton, pure
and fresh; Sheilbarks, New York
State crop, big lot; Nuts by the ton,
all kinds, new; Raisins by the ton,
all kinds, new; CitrOn and Currants
by the ton, new; Florida Oranges,
fine, large supply; Valencia Or
anges, fine large lot, and very cheap;
Lemons, the best in Washington,
big lot; Malaga Grapes, the best in
Washington, 80 barrels; and other
Christmas Goods in endless supply
and great variety.
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VUANTED--To KNOW THE wHEREA BOUTS
w of JULIA JOHNSON (colored) from South
carolina, now living In Washington. Her mother,
d. 4,
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,,.n,n. s,,n,e =, , ,v.,,

Mr. Freneh miner living near Jefferson, heard
what he supposed to be beaver noundering In the
river lie went tohis cabin, got his rifle and return
Ing shot at the noise had attracted his
attention. Later IN the day Mr.. French made an
effort to reach the object, which could be seen
frozen in the ice. As he drew nearer 10 the sup
posed beaver he was horrihed TO see that IL was the
body of mRn.-Hel(la LdcpcndrnL
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Thomas Bowling, Auctioncer.

TURuSTEES SALE OF THIRTY HORSES,
Il TWENTY ICE-WAGONS, TWENTY THREE
SETS HARNESS, lilON SAFE, WHEEL
WRIGHT AND BLACKSMlTHS' TOOLS,
PLATFORM SCALES, ,oFFICEFURNIrURE,
&C., tEC.
by virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 10th
day of August, 1872 and duly recorded In ber WI, TO-
lilo lis, &c. one of the land records for Washington
County, District of Columbia, and by direction Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee will
sell on TUESDAY, the 9TH dny of January, 1881 at 10
o'clock, at No. ll5 Water street, Georgetown, d. g.,
all the goods nnd chattcls mentioned In Schedule A.
tatachcd to above trust, and partly enumerated
Termsmade known at time Of sale.
de2iMW&Fds JOHN G. COVE, Trustee.
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Health is Wealth.

DR, u, c. VESTS NERVE ASD BRAIN TREATMENT,
specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, COnyulsiuns, Ner
yons Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory
spermatorrhma, impotency, Involuntary limisslons
abuse, Oyer-indugencc, which leads 10 misery de
cay and death. one box VIII cure recent cSes Each
box contains months treatment, one dollar a
box, six boxes for five dollars; sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We guarantee sX boxes to
cure any case, With each order received by ms for
six boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars, we win send
tho purchaser our written guarantee TO return the
money If Ihe treatment does not elllct cure IunT-
antees issued by SIoTT a CROMWELL, iso Penn;
sylVAnla avenue, Washington, ID, g., Wholesale and
retail agents. Orders BY mail win receive pronlpt nt-
tentlon. OclSiyr1hS
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Foreign stocls sInrLet.

LONDON, Dec. 29-Atlantic and Great Western Rrsts,
I55; Illinois Central l3l; Pennsylvania Central, B74
Reading, as
PARIS, Dec. ssThree per cent. rentes, sif 9eylc.
Exchange on London, 25f 30Jac
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QSonfeS- -Se(p.

IMMEDIATELY, AT nl SIXTH STREET
maids bring references. de30
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@roposals.
Notice to Contractors.

CHIEF EEaISEER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON CITY AND pOIsr LOOKOUT II. r.,
Corner sixth and streets N. W.,
WAsHlsGToS, ID. g., Dec. H. 1880.
GEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this of
- flee until MONDAY. the 81 day of January next,
nt II o'clock m for grading about eighteen miles of
Md.
Proles and specifications can be seen at this office
The right TO reject any and all bids II reserved
w. j. WHARTON,
Chief Engineer.
baltimore sun. Baltimore American, Washington
Star. DELI
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SSor SRent- S3ooms.

7 TTNFURNISHED PARLORS AND BASEMENT;
~ newly painted; gas and bath; also furnished
roon with board. Apply ut as sixth street north
National Republican., 1880-12-30

RY A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN, A
place TO take charge Of horses good references
EVEN. EMMETT PlsrrEliS, 2033 Lstroet, between
Twentieth aud Twenty. first streets. dcaO
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A F1BsT.CLASS COOK CFRENCID WANTS A
"A situation IN private family or restaurant good
Ieierenees. Address 5G2 Fourteenth 81 u. ". de2s
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FURNISHED ROOMS, EN-
Il suite; also table board, ut 1921 New York ave
.anpng
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Personal.

w P.C,JRY., p. r., AND OTHERS DON'T
w forget saturday night de2aSt%
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JENNINGS-M -McARDLE.--On Tuesday, December
s at 81 patTickS Church by the Rev Father Walter,
Mr. EDWARD j. JESNISGs and Miss MARY ID. Me
ARpLE, both OF Washington. New York, Newark,
N. j., ana Rochester, N. Y, papers please cOpys
National Republican., 1880-12-30
A Ross yyi,hou, Pa,ronnve.

Tammany Hall istumblingi In about John Kellys
ears, and the primaries which are held next week
20 elect the governing committees for the coming
rear will probably show that his position boss Is
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We should smile.

=" II We may be permitted the remark General
Gfant is getting entirely too numerous "-NC,Cs.
Thatsw what the rebels thought during the war
TididndpOlis JOurndl
National Republican., 1880-12-30
FOR INFORMATION
27th-
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF the
= q alAl. n..A-.l...A.>E

OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
AT MAcAULEY'S THEATRE,
In the city of Louisville, on
Err ID v, &c Il M II H. II 3IST.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays cNceptet)
under provisions of AN act of the General Assembly
OF Kentucky Incorporating the Newport Printing ana
NEWSPAPER COMPANY, approved April O 1873.
EB This IL special act and has been repealed
The United States Circuit Court, OH March 81, rem.
dercd the following decision:
First-Tbat the Commonwealth Distribution Conn
pany is legal.
SccOnd-Its drawings are far.
The company has now ON hand large reserve find,
Read the list of prizes for the
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naI,imorc CeneraI ,rnrkct.

stb-THEASuNN HAlANCLA.
Gold.""...". s7i,j3l,07l Currency.""".". 49, 0s
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eSor Qent- Sholisea.

EoR Rl2NT-A TWo.STORY BRICK HOUSE,
a No, I'LL New York ave. \ rooms, hall cellar
sas water mont and back yards near the State DE
lmiimeni and street cars: S2i "a month, Inquire at
lIlj d,;aS-3t#
yToR RIGNT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
A. property for rent JOHN NSIIERMAN d CO.,
le3f ~. Cloud Building.
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BnIaIu,o,,e Stoel. uonrd.
MARRIED.

BALTIMORE Dec. 20.-ViTgnia 6's. old 20 bid; do.
deferred, IS asked; do consolidated T7s bldi do second
series, 70 bd do. past due coupons, OF asked; new
lO-iCs, 5iJs bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-12-30
STor .&ale-LS
JToR RENT BY h. II. WARMER,

ICOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
y property FOR sale JOHN SHERMAN IL CO. St
loud Bu'lding. Real estate and loans. jyaI
National Republican., 1880-12-30

COR RENT WITH BOARD, VERY PLEAS |
a nnt roOmsi south front; location central, within
half block of Post and Patent Onicgs 62l Est. II. W.
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1000 Prizes. sll2JDo
Whole tickets, 81 half tickets 81; c7 tcScs, 80;
81 tickets, 500.
Remit money or bGnk drai. in letter, send by cx.
press. DON'T SEND Bl REGISfERED LETTER
or POS1.OFF1CE ORDER, orders of - and upward
by express can he sent ut our expense H. NJ, HOARD.
MAN, CourierJournal building Louisville, Ky, or
307 and 300 Broadway, New York; orJ W, CLARK,
1908 New York avenue and li2 PENNSYLVANIA nN enue;
JrhS w
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&ucfiom Sales.
John Sherman a. Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AucrIoNEER

TINRUSTEEsS' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. Property, No. 20l5 NJ street northwest,
by virtue of deed of trust dated April rs, AID 1874,
recorded In ber 7ii, folio 100, OF the land records
of Washington County, In the Distric Of Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured thereby
VIII sell ut public auction In front Of c premises,
TUESDAY, the lth of January, A. u. 1851, at 4
O'Clock p NJ, the following desert eal estate situ-
ate ~ the city of Washington ID trct of Columbia,
to wit.
Part OF lot numbered 3D. of subdivision OF spare
numbercdW W of said city, beginning for the at
point On street north, Is feet west from the south
east corner OF lot 81 thence west % feet and inches
thence north Ill feet and inch and l5oot alley !;
thence east - feet and enches thence south Ill feet
inch TO the place Of beginning
Terms OF sale: One-half cash. balance In year.
with Interest at per cont, payable semiannually.
COnNeynncing at purchasers cost and terms of sale
TO be complied with In seven daya. Fifty dollars de.
posit nt time of sale. u. II. WARNER,
GEO w. STICKNEY,
w. NJ SMITH Salesman. Trustees.
dClS,2 ,aI,d0li
National Republican., 1880-12-30

A SITUATION AS NURSE AND SEAMSTRI3SS
n III refined family by an American woman. For
particulars apply at Womnn's Christian Association
Home, X and Thirteenth sts. n. W. dplS
National Republican., 1880-12-30

SIrUATfoN IN a PRIVATE FAMILY BY A
- coorcd boy, aged IA years; neat and willing good
reference. Apply at 20 II 81. ne. dp.S
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2Hiscellaneoms.

A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG LADY TO NE.
a n cclNo the kindergnrton normal training ffec,
provided she Will amer graduating teach the punr
lew hours cnch day for nine months. Call M Mrs.
and o'clock p M, U29 Eighth street northwest 20 q
GALAXY DlSCOUNTERS-A DEPARTMENT
- clerk wishes TO find some to discount pOr-
ton OF his salary ut rate not exceeding Ave per cent
per month satisfactory references and honorable
dealing. Address w X y. this office deel3ts
wv ANTED- FURNISHED HOUSE, 10
w Gated near Treasury, for small private family.
Aunrcss slntlnE terms, u. ". thlA Office. dessSte
National Republican., 1880-12-30

10y A RFSPECTA BILE WOMAN, A SITUATION
as cook, washer, and irOner. Address NJ =, this
Office
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A COMPETENT COLORED MAN, "a YEARS
"A of age, wishes situation copyst in an office,
messenger In store, or TO take care of sick gentle
mnm. lMn on or nhlrNsS - s. L.. lnlN Slxtocnth ST
National Republican., 1880-12-30

RN A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A GRO
ID CeIy or provision store; Is willing TO work and
mako himselfusefO Address H., this oilce. de2D
National Republican., 1880-12-30

CITTING-RooM AND BED ROOM CoMMl,NI.
- eating; handsomely furnished new house. hay
window ana all modern convenienccs; also slail
west tiepg 3ts
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DOUBLE Track JAsSEy CoupLERl STEEL RAILsl
Schedule TO take effect "Wednesday December l. IssO

ffii5o-cIIIcAg6 SfSSiSSHTI, GSD ST. LOUIS
,SGS-b%iPi2TS kgg!i eiy and Way Stations
slraSbprg, Winchester, ungcrstown, and Way,
St5-sTXUST0N AND VALLEY tx PRESS, (con.
nseis nrssn for H"sers'own and at Point of Rocks for
aOO-MEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos
toOo-on Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
iGOo-IiA IiALrIMoRE EXPRESS, (stops at HyattsvIlie
College Beltsyllle, LAUREL Annapolis Junction.
-PITishURG ,CIiIc AGO, CINCINNATI, AND
81. LOUIS EMPRESS.
i2O-Balt!more, Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Way
tl2l-On sunday only, for Baltimore and Way
t2l5-MEW YORK, pHlLADELPHIA. AND nos
Gao-B Baltimorc and Way stations (wInches,er, Fred.
A-sh sr,fy liMTh IISsffloY; apa WY yp hSSSy S
REL EXPRESS, (Frederick, vim Relay, stops al
Annapolis Junction.)
Of RHk %ay sanay fCn
ofRocks and Way Stations Only.(
4pnpP9l N Ms NAY S'nS0S E Ex
PltfSs, lMnrtlnsburg aud Way, via Relay.
stops ut Hyattsville and lAurelD
G05-POnt of Rocks and Way stations.
ss;sS-R -RAhTiMoRE MD IHTREL EXPRESS
ts'So-pWiTiSBuRG,C III , CINCINNATI ASp 81. LOUIS
@i'-RAhTIISHE, gYATrsvIrLE, AND LAu.
tlo:oo-.YEW YORK, ,PHILADELpIIIA, AND Bos.
TON EXPRESS, Sleeping car TO New York,
tD sSGaaa sSnas yfSss SS odsr as aa except
Sunday.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices Washington station, and 6i9 and
l5l Pennsylyana Avenue, corner Fourteenth street,
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be checked
ana received NJ any point IN the city
National Republican., 1880-12-30

OFFICE ROOMS In No. S2] and ai0 POur-and.a half
street u, W. also In i5S Louisiana avenue a. w.
Call lOr weekly Rent-List
INOR SALE-Flrst-class large new house, with mod
n ern conycnenccs; IL rooms two bathrooms,
wnshrOnmi dry Cemcnted cellar, superior finish, and
built for owner by days work. location healthy aud
1908 II street VIII rent to private parties nug-amS
National Republican., 1880-12-30

EO TABLE boarders can be accommodated at en-
Nv per month, with the very best of everything the
markets afford, at DRIVER u sCHoFlELDs, 1919
Pennsylvania avenue aui7-t
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YEARLY CONSUMPTION OVER 100000 BOTTLES.
G0rope[ere' @uiSe.
AIrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

HE MODEL FASTL1NE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASIIINGTDN,