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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD, April z.
Cotton easier. Niiddling, l234.
Flour steady. Howard street and Western super
fine, 50 75@4.75 do extra, So 0O@5 5O do family,
IS 75d6 so; City mills superllne, So 1904 so; do
extra, So 0Gd5 so; do family, Sc 00g7 90; do Rio
brands, 81 90; Patapsco family 81 so.
Whe0t-Southern about steady; Western dull,
weak and lower. Southern red, 81 SO91 81 do.
Western winterred, SPOT and April, 81 35l@@l 359;
May. 81 332S@l "a; June 81 3OA@1 81; July,
81 l7H@l l7$4; August, 81 l2%@1 1917.
Corii-Southern lower and quiet; Western steady
Southern white, 52cg5ic; do. yellow, 53I%d5ilSc;
Western mixed, spot 5l@5lc April, 5O5s@5OA;
May 4s19@ iS3Ic; steamer, SOC
Oats steady aud fairly active. Southern, 4I@45c;
sylvOnin, 4lGtl5c.
Rye quiet ut 0Oc
Hay firm. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, slS@l0 per ton.
Provisions quiet Mess pork, So 2jdl2 So Bulk
meats-loosc shoulders, 4Ac; clear rib sides. 6dc;
sides nc; hams, lO1a@ll3c lard Sc.
Butter easier. Prime to choice Western packed
25G2Sc roll, 2l@26c.
Egg active and firm at lie.
Petroleum-Crude, nominal; refined nominally
re.
Coffee very dull. Rio caroges ordinary to prime
13JGal5AC.
SugOrdull A soft. 0%c.
Whisky dull ut 81 O8l3@Dl 90.
Fleghts to Liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton,
3lOd; Hour, 2s Cd; grain, n "a asked.
Rcceps-flour, l,722 6bls; wheat. 57,lOO bu;
corn. ia 200 bu; oats 500 blu; rye 1CO bu.
hipments-Wheat. $40 bu; corn, 1872 600 bu.
SaleS-WheNt, 100000 bu; corn, 17G,700 bu
Virginia skies, old, 80 asked; do. deferred 81
asked; do. consolidated 90; do. second SERIES %
pnsdue COUPONS, S3l3; new tCn-fOrtcs, 36H
Virginia ten-fUrties coupon 81 bid to-day.
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"Olu Dominion"

This torn, which is so expressive and signif.
cant to every Virginian, is said to have its
origin as follows: During the protectorate of
Cromwell the Colony Of Virginia refused to nc.
knowledge his authority, and declared itself
independent. Shortly after, when Cromwell
threatened to send a fleet and army to reduce
Virginia to subsection, the Virginans sent n
mess Cnger TO Charles H., who was thon an
exile in Flanders, inviting him to return on
the ship with the messenger, and be King of
Virginia. Charles accepted the invitation,
and was on tho eve of embarkation, when ho
was called to the throne Of England. AS soon us
he was fairly seated on the throne, in gratitude
for and recognition Of tho loyalty of Virginia,
he caused her Coatol.arms to be quartered
with those of England, Scotland and ireland,
as an independent member of the Empire, II
distant portion of the Old Dominion. Hence
arose the origin of the term. Copper coins of
Virginia were issued even as late as the reign
of George H., which bore on one side the coat
ol.arms of England, Ireland, Scotland and
Virginia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-08

Eight young ladies of the fourth-year class
of the Western Female High School, Bati.
more, are striving TO convict one of their
teachers of various ofrenses, and the School
Board committee are investigating the case
with great gravity. As study of schoolroom
amenities, this transcript from the proceedings
is interesting: Just then Miss Pollard arose.
and Mr.. Poo asked her to be seated one mo.
ment, to which the young lady replied: "You
always put me down" Mr.. Poe said: Not
always" Miss Pollard replied "Yes,, YOU do
and l won't stand it," [Girls in tho back
ground 'Sit down. sit down. Miss Pol.
lard Trying to riso and push off the young
ladies holding herl: 81 won't sit down. will
be heard" Mr. Poe explained that Miss Rico
had the floor, and Miss Pollard reluctantly sat
down, only to rise again and ask question
that caused big sensation. and made her the
heroine of the moment. II want to ask Miss
Rice" said the young lady, in her sweet voice,
III she did not come up to me in that lar-off
corner pointing to the northwest and beg and
beseech me to tell her the name of the young
lady who cheated in the past examination, so
that she could investigate the case and protect
Bessie, her niece, from her" IL did not"
replied Miss Rice. II used no such words"
You did" replied the young lady, and the
gentleman bcsOught her to sit down, which
she did
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How AN Iilonhnnt wn. weighed.

An Indian writer relates an interesting an
ocdote concerning Shahjeo, the father of the
first ruling Prince of tho Mahrattas of Hindo.
stan, who lived at about the begin ming of the
SEVENTEEN century. On one occasion certain
high official made q vow that he would distrib-
ute to the poor the weight of his own
elephant in silver money, but the great diff.
Guilty that at first presented itself was the
mode of ascertainng what this weight eally
was, and all the learned and clever m en- of
the Court seemed to have endcavored In vain
to construct machine Of sufficient power to
weigh the elephant. At length it is said that
Shahjee came forward and suggested plan
which WAS simple and yet ingenious in tho
highest degree. He caused the unwieldl AMI :
nal to be conducted along stage specially
made for the purpose, by tho water side, in u
hat-bottOmed boat, and then, having marked
on the boat the height to which the water
reached after the elephant had weighed it
down, the latter was taken out and stones sub
stitutcd in sufficient quantity to load the boat
to the same line. The stones were then taken
to the scales, and thus, to the amazcment OF
the Court. was ascortained the true weight Of
the elephant.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


a terrible story reaches tho St. Petersburg
Heroid from Samara. Some days ago the wife
Of q skilled artisan named Schmid, of that town,
was brought to bed ola child while her hus-
baud, who had become confirmed sot, and
spent all his wages for many previous weeks
in liquor, was away from home upon drunken
irolc Two days after her confinement Schmid
staggered In about noon and began to shout,
with horrible threats and curses, for his din
ner. There having been neither food nor
money in the house since he had last left IT,,
the unfortunate woman had no nourisE ment
Tor herself or her babo since its birth, and tho
latter had died of exhaustion but few min
utes before its heartless father made his app
pearahce, intoxicated and spheming, in tho
room where son had been born to him while
nc was squandering his wages in drink. To
Schmid's brutal menaccs his miserable wife
made no answer Silently she rose from her
sordid pallet, wan and emaCated, mere spec
ire OF II woman, crept across the room to the
dresser took thence u large dish which
she carried back to the bed, and, placing her
baby's corpse on tho dish set II down on the
table before her husband with the simple but
awful words: There is nothing else to eat in
the house I" Schmid sat gazing with CLASSY
stare ut his dead child for some time. Pres
emily neighbor came in and spoke to him,
but he uttered no word and mado no sign.
Upon closer examination lie was found TO
have entirely lost his reason, and no was con.
vcyed to the Samara mad-house, where he
still remains, hopeless luuatic.-LondOH
Ieiegrdph
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SUPREME Court OF THE DIsTRICT-CHIEF.JusTEcE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYLIg-united States vs.
John w, Wright motion to admit TO bail pending
appeal oyerruled Williams VS.. Florence axecu-
tor; decree signed.
CRcuIT COURT No. 1-JusTIcE MACARTHUR
Johns 4 Bro. vs. Langley judgment by default
fault Riedy executor, vs.. White, administrator
Judgment on award, United States, use of Adams
vs. Upperman ct al; submitted TO court. Kendall
VS.. Ialloch; Judgment By default. Lehman vs.
Hoffman, Judgment by default. Abel vs. Snyder,
garnishee; Judgment of condemnation Schonert,
Ir VS. sohoiiert; jury reSpited.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2--JUsTrcE Cox.--Morrs vs.
Kozeli Judgment by default Chrlsty Shepherd Il
Garrett VS.. Alexander: Judgment by default. Payne
Beber Judgment by default Reeds Cons vs. ii.
c.. Bowers; Judgment by default Wetmoro VS.
Porter on trial. schneider vs.. Schneider; judg.
mcnt by default. Gait d Co, VS.. Freeman; iud9-
mcnt by default. Dickson g. King VS.. Alexander;
Judgment by default
Equity CouRT-JUsTICE HAGNER-Queen va.
Brooks pro conesso made absolute; sale ordered
and W. IL, BoaTman appointed trustee. Hogan VS..
llarte; sale confirmed uisi. Wilett vs. Nayior; l..
W, Guinand admitted party complainant, Ashton
vs. WALL appearance OF absent defendant ordered
Jones VS. Jones; final ratification of sale and refer
enco 10 the auditor ordered. Peugh VS.. Leitch;
Injunction refused and trustees directed to pro.
coed and sell. RICK VS. NeitZy; submitted without
argument Roano ys. Denver; order on Polkin.
horns petition modified. Kicker VS., Verdne;
property released from deed of trust. Cox vs. Cox;
decree of divorce, Chones Ys. Brooks ct al; pro
comlesso against the various defendants Wright
vs., PntlersOni heard and submitted. Emrick VS..
Dorsey; bill dismissed with costs. Lippold vs.
IhicllCke leave granted to sell under decd of trust
CRIMINAL Court - JUSTICE JAMEs.-Cornelius
Vessels keeping gaming table; ON trial. Julius
Witkuusd presenting false claim; recognlZance
forfeited and bench warrant issued John ii. John
son; motion TO strike out plea of not guilty and
allow time to plead filed, James Sprngman, as
sault and battery forfeiture set aside,
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY,
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICr-NO is, Dickson
VS.. Baltimore q Potomac Railroad Company; 49,
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FREE ADVERTaSgNG.
M q O H q. R G. E
Advertisements under tho head OF
WANTED. EOR RENT, DC.

or an acceptable nature and not to exceed four nes
on our third pnge, are free 10 all.
No Business Advertisements inserted without pay
BUSINESS Advertisements inserted IN this column ut
five cents per line for each Insertion
II answers fail TO come tho first time. invite n
second third or as many repetltions necessary
TO secure what You advertise for. We wish the nd
vertsers to feel that they are not imposing on u.s. hut
are doing us favor by using our free columns us we
are determined 10 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 not delivered through the
postoce. II initials used they should be directed
to the care OF some person, firm or postonce box
No free advertisements taken aner o'clock y. M.
Advertisements can be len ut our Office, sent
through the mail to
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From a wen.Known citizen of Chicago.

CHICAGO ILL, Jan, l, 1850.
II. II, WarHer & Co., Rochester, N. T.;
GENTLEMEN; | have used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure with tho greatest sat
ishOtOn. 1t is the only remedy | have ever
used that | can recommend to my friends, rs
it has cured me of Brights Disease of long
standing, after having visited the White Sui
phur Springs of Virginia. and trying innu-
morable so-called remedies" of the day. HAY
ing resided here for forty-seven years, my
friends will be glad to see this statement, The
discoveror is, indeed, public beneiactor
WILLIAM ii. PATTERSON,
l,i01 Wabash avenue, near Twenty-ninth
strpet
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He was Only Mad,

Phil Sheridan's speech after General Grants
at Galveston, recently, told about his
first visit there, whom ho made u remark about
Texas which he wanted to explain. lie was
bound for New Orleans in hurry and
reached Galveston Mt dark, sick, tired and
dusty aud mad He went into II little hotel
to put down his name, when a newspaper man
appeared at his elbow and asked how lie liked
Texas Then he said IF he owned hell and
Texas he would rent out Texas and live in
hell" He did not mean anything against
Texas, but only that ho was mad at the news
paper man for asking such question
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-08

CoNnUcToR CHARLES DUFFY, of the Glen's
Falls branch railroad, teegraphed TO Il railroad
friend in Troy that he wanted a good cat to
catch the many rats that infested his house.
The Troy friend telegraphed Mr. Dunys wish
north and south, all along the line, where tho
conductor is well known aud liked Tho
result was that on Tuesday thirty-four small
each box was cat in good state Of prcserva-
tinn
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court o, the United states.

= . -. WEDNESDAY, April 7, 1880.
No 2iG.-H. i. O'Reily assignee etc, appellant
vs. II. c. Burlington ct al, administrators argument
continued by Mr.. Thomas J. Durant for appellees
and concluded by Mr.. Alex. Porter Morse for an.
pcllanl; Mr. W X. Ingersoll submitted brief for ap.
pellaut and Mr.. G. Gordon Adam for appellees
No 2i7.-George W. Kedd appellant VS.. w. W.
Johnson u Co.; argued by Mr.. VI. f. Morris for an.
pcllant and by Mr.. f. NJ Johnson for oppollees
No 2iS,-NichOlOs w. Casey receiver, etc, plain
tin in error, VS. John j. Adams " Co. argument
commenced by Mr., @. Case for plaintiff In error
Adjourned unLIl tO.mOrrOM at - o'Clnck.
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GREAT
1879


L o. a N ~
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DoUpLE TRACK, STEEL RA rs,
SPLENDID SCENERY M, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner ofslxth and streets. as follows
Pitlsburg 10 Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS and Chicago
IN %ifH P peSSs
For CanRndaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at a; M daily, except Sund Jay,
to Canandaigua- For WIlamsport Lock Haven
r, and E!mla 2, al 1910 a. m. daily except sunday
M. on sunday, Wl5 u. NJ.
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars 300 q. m.
For Brooklyn, New York. all through trains connect
Mt Jersey City with boats OF "Brooklyn Annex"
ese " acrS. aow YS
on sunday, $50 and VIC p m m. Wv, ,,,,. -,
For Baltimore, $50, 0O 1910 H. nj, ana l:3O. tl0
40, 5sl 7l0, aud 40 p. m. ON sunday, lGiOa
For Pope's Creek Line, .. and 4:2o p. Ill daily,
For Annapolis s.lO q. m, and 4:2O m. daily, except
AIExANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, + 7;so, ., II A. M 40. 500 89J,
and Il;SO p. IN. ON Sunday, 7, y ana IL a. n" and 5
For Richmond and the South ZOO a. m. daily, and
$40 p. IN daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, a. ), 10 a.
M 1850, 3, b, 4, aud y D. M. and Y midnight
on sunday ut aud 10 a, m, and GO5 y. III,
Tickets, information sieeoing and parlor-car 40
commOdAtions can be procured at the olhceb-nortl-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner of street aud Pennsyl
left for tn checking OF baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
L. p FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRAN X THOMSON, General Manager.
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TRAXELERN, Guide.
To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. IS, 1871. AT 100 p, NJ.

SONbhii NV 10 1919, Al i'OV f. AZ
An Leave washingtoni
0;O5-tNEM YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BUs-
TON EXPRESS. On sundays to Baltimore only.
o:SO-Bali lmore, Annapois. and Way CPledmont
str5H;y5SurF WINCHESTER, HageFsiown' Frederick,
sGS~I5A MORE Asp LAUREL EXPIRES.
ter, HageIstown, and Way stations ,-.,,,,.
shS NEW IqhK PIII Z 4, BOSTON y
saS5 5tsI,s LOUIS GHIcA6o COLUMBUS AN, AND
town and Valley Branch except sunday
einnal daily. Grafton to Sandusky daily except
O:OO--BALTIMoRE EXPRESs. stoDs at Bladens-
burg College. Deltsville, LAUREL Annapolis juno
tion, Jessup's, and Hanover.
i2l0-B Baltimore; Annapolis Elllcott City. and Way.
ron EXPREss stops at Laurel.
I$5-ton s w IIrD onIyGIBHim9re and Way
REL EXPRESS Frederick. via Relay. Stops
As5~tPont Of Rocks, Frederick, Iragers,own. Win
She Sn and W9v Stations ON Sunday to Point
sGihn SRa Eag S5nG sad PR WY stations
aOnatPHTLADh lPI1A, NORFoLk. AND BAL
Norfolk passengers taken y tho ears direct to
Sit5-tBglsim N and Way stations pxpprss
745HfCHfCA3o,' CtoITIhUs. AND PGTTsBURa
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars TO Chicago aud Fits
Gi5-tNEw YORK, PfILA DELPHIA, AND BAL:
TIMORE EXPRESS stops mt Bladensbury ana
Laurel. sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to PhlladelphiA - . -
e:J0-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI ESFltESS'
tDniIy Sunday only Other trains daily, except
Sunday
Ali trains stop ut Relay station.
For further Information apply at the baltimore aud
Ohio ticket Washington Station and COS, Gl9
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders will lie
point In Tie city, w. NJ. CLEMENTS
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO. s. KOONTZ General A gent.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN VIEW YORK
And SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Marltot

NEW YORK, april Z, 1851
Money loaned up TO @ per cent. per annum aud X
Ter cent. per diem, but late In the afternoon be-
came easier, looning down to per cent, which
was the closing price.
Exchange was steady on d light business, at 1871
for long and 1877 &GlS79{ for short sight
Government bonds were weak and generally
lower.
State bonds were dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds were weak aud lower Eric con.
soils seconds declined to 00N, Kansas & Texas flrsts
10 1907, seconds TO Gl, Canada Southern frsts to
S9% Chesapeake Il Ohio (Scries ~ to 6S, Kansas
Pacific corso iirSts to 81 - Iron Mountain iirsts
preferred, incomes, 10 30, do. seconds TO So and
Boston, Hartford x Erie lrsts to %.
The stock market was heavy and depressed dur.
ing nearly the entire day. Prices declined lSdi4
per cent. under sharp pressure 70 sell the down
ward movement being led by the Coal shares
Pacific Mail, c., c., G. Il and the Southwestern
shares Toward the close, when money became
easy, there was recovery Of IN to "a per cent.
the latter c., G., C. & |.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares. In
Guiding Canada Southern 1000, Delaware " Bud
son 5000 Eric 1900, Hannibal Il St. Joseph 5000
Iron Mountain 1900 Kansas Texas 1900, Lake
Shore 10000, Michigan Central 5000, Manhattan
Elevated 10000, Northwestern 1000 New Jersey
Central AZ COO, Northern Pacific 1000 Ohio " Mssis
sippi 2l,000, Pacific Mail $1,000. Reading 5000, ST.
Paul 10000, Sutro Tunnel 10000, Wabash u Pnciiic
5000, and Western Union 5000
ntt ltg uttp tn ar aqf M
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The management cal! alIenI0n 70 lho grand OPP
,rtunty presented OF obtaining, for only g. any OF
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES:

1860 Prizes, Sll2AOO
Whole Tickets, Sc. Half Tickets, 81.
"a Tickets, $50. 90 Tickets, 800
An applications for club rates should bo mado to
the home office ,
Full list OF drawing published IN Louisville CoUR.
IFn-1OUREAL ana New York Herald ana mailed to
all tickethodeIs send all orders by money or bank
draft I'm letter. by express Orders of % and upward
by express can h0 sont ~ our expense Address r.
NJ. BOAnDMAN COuner-JOurnn building, Louis.
Vile XIV, or at SO7 and 800 Broadway New York
Also j. W. CLARK. 1908 New YORK avenue, or 1872
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID "
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SFNSNER- the residence of her mother, GLAND
Farm near Falmouth, Va, on Tuesday morning,
April q, ISABELLA Is. SENSSEH, wife of George w.
'cusuer, CHIEF Engineer United states Navy.
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DAVIS ARDING.-Aprl 3, nj ~ Sixth street.
ID. C., by Rev Philip A, CrlBt, w,
DANNA DAVIS, OF Now York, 10 LOUISA HARDISu,
OF Washington, DO
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FOR SALE-uOU,sEs.

fNHEAP.-A fveroom brick house, No l23 SiN-nnd
" a-hnlf street southwest; $40 down, balance sl2
per month until paid. ap5-3tt
EORSALE, at gtent sacrifice. Groom brick house,
A. aWater, gas bath, etc, 5000 - cash balance
monthly. j. ~ RYOH co, 7ig Dttnw. npI-6t
nm liberI terms. threestory basement Resi-
" dence, with all modern improvements; situated
on Eleventh 81; within minutes wilk OF the Est
ears INQUIRE Mt National Republican Office. solDu
EOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
property for sale JOHN SHERMAN q CO,
81 Cloud Bulldlng. Heal estate aud loans IVA
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The true nntldotc to the Elects OF minsuin Is Hos
letters stomach Bters. This medicine is oftho
most popular rensdieg Of An ngo Of successful pro-
prietary specifics, aud IL In immense demand wher-
ever on this Continent fever and Ngue exists a
winegassful three times day Is the best possible
phere, regulating the liver. snd nvgorating the
stomach.
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SAN Francisco. April T. 1880
The following are the orlnuL closing quotations OF
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=. 18th.

THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY ACT
or THE LEGISLAruRE OF 1903, AND SUS-
TANNED BY ALT III COURTS or kENluCKi,
OCCUR REGULARLY ON TIE LAST DAY or
ARE SUPERVISED BY PROMINENT CITIZENS
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BOARDING.

A ~ N ST-GOOd roams, with good board, at
Il ffO reasonable rates, for the summer; the
house Is light, airy and cool, with all modern con
veneuces. Apply ut tho above number. APP
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A SEVENROOM house, modern improvements,
IA between Sixth and Sixteenth and X and II sta
y W; rent not to exceed so. Address @ B FRENCH,
2lS High st Georgetown. ap3
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LOST.

LOST.
A GOLD luce pin, about three Inches long, with a
nae, ye cnrySg 9n sn w @
ley,s Hotel will receive sutlble reward. ap6! q
WANTED-SHISC
A sEvEN.RooNr house, modern improvements,
". pcpt nn, ~ ca nlu ~. r MI ~ n Ip
2Is High at Georgetown. apS
I(Y n lady, an unfurnished front, sccond-story
Republlcan olce APPS
A WIDOW lady who has been North and lost all
"A she bad, having returned TO Washington, her
native city IS now destitute of everything, Sick and
selfin some business which wil Weld support she
calls on some kind.henrtod lady gentleman to
dress Mrs q, Republican Office. APP
DOOM and board for man and wife in private
Il \ family German preferred), ut moderate price.
Address, stating all particulars, IL DAVIDS, Repub.
lean office. APP
TWO small or one large UNFINISHED room. with
A use Of pnrlori rent not to exceed s. or 80 Pr
monln. Address LADY, Nepubllcau ohloe. app
by May lat or i6th house Of eight or nine rooms,
~ modern improvements, between q aud X and
Tenth and Fifteenth streets rent not TO exceed s5 or
SJi permanent, II suited. Address FAMILY OF
ADULTS, Republican Office. app
ITO purchase an oil-stove; any ono having one Tor
a sale please address STOVE, this Office. apI-3tt
RYasmall family to take to raise girl between
preferred, Address G Il J, 2lO4 stnw. app
Try gentleman aud wife, in house with modern
NJ improvements, tour or five unfurnished rooms,
or whole HOor preicrreu water must he on Same
floor or convenieht and terms moderate; location be
tween seventh and seventeenth SITS and Pennsylvania
avenue and l. street. Address w G, Republican
Office, APPS
TINIIREE or four rooms (furnshedl for bousekeep
4 ing rent must be moderate. Address Q l. T. Re,
publican Office apo
A RESIDENCE of s rooms, stnblc barn. etc and
"a about acres of land not too far from the city,
rent not TO exceed ~ Address 4 Il, Republican
Office. ape
M ANTED.-A gentleman, long resident In WASH
w ington, and who has u central Office, would he
pleased to form n connection with one In gen.
eral business of M official character small capital
being essential. Address FILIX Republican office,
rII .