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National Republican., 1881-08-29
MAnipnLAroR MoLuRE.
Pen Picture OF nn Inrnrnous ex-LcgIsIn-
tor NOW an Editor.

General Wickham has taken the only
course which any man who cares to do his State
service could take. lie will vote for the debt
paying Democratic Ticket as against the rcpuda-
ton Democratic ticket, and his action will be
followed by every ef-rcspccting Republican prop
erty owner In the State The rabble can afford 70
be traded OF to the dishonor OF the State those
who have material interest in Virginia cannot
afford it.-Ihaddclphid Times pirates Orn).
Egad, we had almost forgotten Mcclure and his
sheet; but the above reminds us Of what Demo.
cratic contemporary Of the Times says of Nc, as
follows:
There was q time in the annals Of Pennsylya-
mia when foOtpads did not medde with politics,
when loafcrs were not sent to the Legislature, and
when gamblers did not attempt to edit public
opinion But there has been no such time since
a, X. Mcclure turned his blushing cheeks to the
wind It is strange how long IL takes great state
TO discover that the Sinking fish always come "a
the top Of the water Philadelphia Record
And Mcclure was the first manipulator of Vir.
glna affairs to prostitute tpomdn q decoy for
votes l-RicbmOnd IGhfg
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Love.

ado you love me ?" "Yes," she an
swcred, " better than anything else in the world.
IT'S beautiful night for moonlight drive" A
moonlight drive would cost at least SO, and as he
agitated seventeen cents in his right trousers
pocket he surveyed the lunar orb with n knowing
gaze, and remarked: "I should be so happy to
take you, but it's wet NOON, and you know you
are so liable to catch cold dear" The next morn.
ing the disappointed maiden observed to her
mother; Charley and have quiz. lie knows u
heap about the weather, but he's perfect igno-
romus about mc"-BurliRg'on HltrEeye.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Tho Doclors ana lho rre.i.,sn,

There will bo thousands who will assail
the doctors for their treatment of the case and si
more who will condemn them for the meagre,
misleading information they have given to the
public from time to time. They have doubtless
done all that human skin could do to save the
PRESIDENT ana the public ought to know that
especially the latest bulletins have been written
more for the sick room, the pleading family, and
the noble, heroic woman who would not believe
her husband could dle.--Phiiddolphia Press
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Wl,yy

Many a patient has been saved by q
physicians pluck and serenity. Why should Dr.
Bliss be made the subject of alppant remark be-
cause he sticks to the President to the last? The
people VIII admire the old Doctors pluck, happen
what may, and should the President recover
they will thank the Doctor for all his hopeful
messages. No family hanging over sick bed ever
wanted physician to blurt out that the invalid
would die, No more do the people of this Nation
-ILle11p INTER. Dce1D
National Republican., 1881-08-29
MIR. Irisl,'s Recnii.

Mr.. Nicholas Fish, charge d'qdaire8 at
Berne, presented his letter Of recall on Wednesday
to the President Of the Swiss Confederation. The
President took the opportunity to renew his ex.
preston of profound sympathy for President Gar.
field and to hope the greater calamity would be
spared the Nation. In this hope" concluded the
President, 81 receive your letters of recall' Mr.
Cramer presented his credentials on Thursday.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Mr. RradInugh's Goat.

Offers for Mr. Bradaugh's torn coat are
said to bc numerous. ono person offers go, an.
other GlO \ third suggests that the garment be
rallied for To these offers the owner has replied
oitily 1--WE are conscious of the very kindly feel.
ing that prompts these offers, but the coat is not
for sale. The payment for It's tearing will be made
by my foes, and until that payment has been ex.
acted the coat has n very special value as u re.
ul..lu
National Republican., 1881-08-29
EvnngcIizimg NpnIn.

In spite of the fact that the laws against
Protestant evangelical work in Spain are again
being more stringently enforced, the work of evan
geli2ation goes quietly on, In some villages Chris.
tian workers are assisted by kind of secret ser.
vice among the people, by means OF which they
are enabled TO circulate the Scriptures and rclg.
ious books without attracting the attention of the
Roman Catholic authorities
National Republican., 1881-08-29
TIE WATER WASTE.
o The Editor OF THE R.punLrcAN!

TO The Editor OF THE REpunMCAN'
Your editorial inquiry why Architect
Clark allows streams Of water to be poured on the
grass about the Capitol might perhaps be an.
swcrod by saying that it Is to keep the grass and
shubbcry alive; but would like to know what
answer Colonel Rockwell can give TO The inquiry
why he lets II run to waste all day through the
thiuysiX fountains in the city, when citizens can
not get It to use In their houses to say nothing Of
their grass plots and shrubbery? on page 23lg Of
the report Of the Chiefof Engineers for lSsOa part
ofwhich was published as appendix N-Geueral
Casey states onlu!Rly that $50 Gl8 gallons Of water
isuscd dNllyb thepubllc fountains! Andalthough
appealed to privately and publicly, Colonel Rock,
well refuses TO afford relief by stopping this use.
less waste. If IL saved the grass or shrubbery, or
IN any possible way relieved the suncrlngs Of the
citizens, there might be some excuse iorh action,
but as It does not there can be no possible excuse
/ suppose our only remedy is to grin aud bear the
outrage Of this exercise Of aulucutiC power until
such time as we can get rclici by the appointment
Of a man who win have some regard for the rights
of citizens who pay their money for water they
cannot get simply because Colonel Rockwell sees
Ill 10 let It run 10 waste. CITIZEN.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Henry CIay's Tomb.

ITOTTN WY oNIVUTIIHSI5 UVUTS IIIt IUI-
lowing impressive declarations
| can, with mistaken confidence appeal to the
Divine Arbiter for the truth of the declaration that
have been influenced by no impure purpose no
personal motive, have sought no personal ag-
grand cement, but that in all my public acts |
have had sole and single eye and d warm heart
directed and dedicated to what in my best iudg-
ment believe to be the interest Of my country.
HENRY rIAE
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Nnrllnrc.

The ruins of ancient Carthage can now
be easily reached by railroad from Tuns, The
ruins are In a state of chaos From the fragments
of the Acropos where Marius once sat, there Is a
splendid view Of the Mediterranean and the plain
which surrounds the site OF the ancient city
National Republican., 1881-08-29
A RnnI,l n.scan,

You make me think" John Williams
said, dropping on sofa beside pretty girl last
Sunday evening, "of bank whcreOn the wild
thyme grows" "Do ~ she murmured ait is so
nIcei but that is pas step in the hail. and unless
you can drop out of the front window before |
cease speaking, you'll have n wild time with him,
my own, for he loves you not His descent was
rOnl
National Republican., 1881-08-29
The worst News.

An eminent physician of this city, dis
cussing the Presidents case yesterday, said that
the worst news of all was the Presidents wish to
be taken to Mentor "It sends cold chill through
physician said he " to hear his patient ask to
be moved after he has been sick for several weeks
1t means that he Is tired ont and that he feels that
dissolution Is npnronehlng. - Glohe. Dcmocrai
National Republican., 1881-08-29
AirocIous Attempt al MURDER,

IN impecunious tramp stepped into a
restaurant in Nebraska to feed, and then started
out without paying, The indignant man hurled
piece Of new pic after the rercGtlng guest strk.
ing him on the head and fructurlng the skull. The
restaurateur has been arrested on charge of COM
mitting an assault with deadly weapon, with In.
tent 70 commit bodily inlmry.-HalnkCNe.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Not Too Bnle.

TO the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN;
Our President may yet recover. I'm
doubtedly his blood is more or less contaminated
with poison. Theswollcn condition Of the parotid
gland would certainly indicate as much But this
need not necessarily be fatal All physicians
know the great power that iodine possesses to neu-
tralizc poisons. Then would suggest the follow
ing formula be used in his case
PIX tinct. iodine gtt. v.
Acid. carbolic, gti.
Glyccrlne, Zss.
Aqua dist zilss, mix.
This at least has the novelty of being new, but
would inject small quantity of this mixture un-
der the skin three times daily, and should expect
good results to follow. GALEN
National Republican., 1881-08-29
COney IsInnuI.n..e.-

Coney Island hotel proprietors lost $780,
900 on a rainy Sunday This Is the way they figure
IT, Provisions bought for the occasion, sSOOi what
they would have sold for had the guests arrived,
SjO,s loss, sjOOOO.-Thadda,pLid Mars.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
IdenlIncniIom Mnmteh.

The Missouri Republican inquiries how
citizens are to know the class of cowarjly black
guards If the badge Of their class--the pisol-be
taken from thelr hip pockets?
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Wrong Again

Never getnothin' right in the papers,"
monned an old man in the bastile last night
Name spelled wrong in the police report again
this morniug."-Rochcsicr Express
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Changing uis aIind

"In view of the news from Washington
have no hesitation in saying that the stulwarts
are not as bad as at one time supposed them to
be. was mistaken in fact, generally am mis-.
talien."-llaJdt Hdlaead.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
HING About.

Old man Malley says Jameswas always
quiet boy ana used always to hang about the
house 1t is to be hoped that II gsity of the MUIR
der Of Jennie Cramer he will be quiet boy and
hang about-October l-RocGesier EleniRg Express.
National Republican., 1881-08-29

u, near 7th st II W.. eco 10 COS c at w......si5 Oo
1881 7th st ...... - 10 b7th st w...~.. Is on
1851 st w...... 30 90 OG7th st w...... Is 90
OFFICE nOONtS In Nos. 313 and $40 Fourand-a
half St. n. Wi also In ijs Louisiana avenue n. w.
a well-lucated dairy farm for rent Mt low price.
Call for Weekly Rent. List.
The houses on East Capitol street well located
and very desirable
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at Lowest Rates.
Parties having property to trade or sell Will find II TO
their advantage to call.
II. II. WARNER,
gigg gtrept
National Republican., 1881-08-29
@Janfe0-- Soltses.

NTANTED-BY SEPTEMBER I, AN UNFUR-
w nshcd House, with 10 to II rooms; good Oca-
tion; modern improvements. Address with full
particulars, G. u. H., Pension Office. .au20lts
TIOUSE wANTED--BY SEPTEMBER 1, WITH
Il kseven rooms and all modern improvements; ;
northwest portion Of city and not over so per MONTH
Address T.. H. H. 1905 Ninth street northwest 2I3ts
WTANTED 10 PURCITASE-A BRICK HOUSE
w Ofeight rooms, within one mile Of the Treasury
owners only dealt with. Address, with all partiCii-
lars, Post.oiice Box 40 Georgetown station. au2G-3t
WTANTED-FOR a PRIVATE FAMILY, A
w House with not less than. ten rooms, with
grounds, in Georgetown suburbs of Washington: :
rent must bn reasonable Address, with full pnrtiCu-
lars, X. H., Republican office au26-3t%
National Republican., 1881-08-29

THE N
- -- ---
the next day, and before night 1t was
plain that the case had been substantially
abandoned by the doctors On Friday,
although the mind became clearer
there was no rally, and lower ebbed
the tide Of life Few believed the suffer-
ing man could live until Sunday. Satur-
day morning found him still lingering on
the very brink, and all day the people
listened for a dcath-kncll. The evening
bulletin gave word of improvement, and
from that hour until the present writing
(ten p. IN. of Sunday, thirty hours, he
has remained batter than he was at the
worst. He has not been ut the bottom
since Saturday, at four o'clock. Why
should we not hope? The spark of life
that was not extinguished by the
fearful combination which quenched all
else has become a glowing coal, and who
shall dare to say it cannot be blown into
flame of life? Work on ! hope on! all
who can be made of use. There is hope,
and the more there is in the hearts of
those who attend the President the more
hcwill have. And hope is digestion, and
digestion is new blood, and new blood
is an antidote to poison. The
NATIONAL REruBLIcAN has from the
beginning sustained the physicians
and believed they oughtto inspire hope
by the strongest possible statements. If
we have despaired lately we but followed
the physicians and the Secretary of State.
We hope there will be no more panics
but that all with one accord will see that
there is to be no more specializing as to
whether the President will die OF
whether he can rally from this or that
setback. Let us hope, and wait, and hope,
and let the doctors and the nurses work
without regard to the public thirst for
news.
Let the stockholders understand that
they are liable TO lose, whether they bel
on life or death, and that the only regret
people generally will have if they are
misinformcd will be thatall Of them can
not lose.
Let us talk, then, no more of graves
and cpitaphs. Let us think of the Presi
dent slowly convalcscing, riding over oul
| smoothly-paved streets ut first, and ther
going joyfully on that longed-for journe!
to Mentor, where home scenes, country
air, and a long rest shall make him whole
and reward his noble wife for courage
fortitude, patience, and faith.
LoREH SESSIONS was not renominatet
for the senate in New York on Saturday
but his friend Allen was. Allen and Inc
were pals at Chicago and voted as they
agreed not to. If Allen can be elected
how handy it will be to have Sessions
around at Albany, if he should be at larg,
when the Legislature meets. Allen is
good railroad man. He was charged b.
a New York paper with very close rcla
tions with JAY Gould when in the Stat
senate before.
THE manager of The NATIONAL REpUH
IcAN does not forget its readers Will
taking his pleasure in European jour
ney. His letter on the first page of thi
mornings issue will be found excellcn
reading. He promises to do so again.
.-1----
THE Detroit Post complains that we die
not give due credit to the story abou
Zach Chandler recently published in tha
Journal If the Postwill look again it will
| see that the article was correctly credited
National Republican., 1881-08-29
2SJonteS-- -Rooms.

NTANrED-Two ROOMS, FURNISHED by
w two single gentlemen, between Flth and
Ninth ana and streets northwest; will be per-
mnncnt II suited. Address, stating rent, l.. & w,
Republican Office. nu20.3tS
TANTED-SEPTfGMBE BIER I, THREE OR FOUR
w furnished Rooms for light housekeeping; gem
tleman and wife; no children. Address s. PAY,
City pOst-OnlCp au2G3tt
National Republican., 1881-08-29
7 EssoNs ~ ELoCUTToN BY
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND,

Mr. Townsend nd can ' be Cen engaged for Headings at
moderate charge. d2tu
NT WILLIAM OFFERS % PER CENT OFF
NAs his entire stock OF NEW MINER GOODS,
French Pattern Bonnes and HAS, Millinery NOV;
the best FrenchICOrsets, Lawn and Perchle Wrap
pors Lawn afN Gingham Suits, Black Damnsse
Suits A fine assortment Of parasOs and Gloves
Partisan Novelties IN NecSwear, Black and White
suits and Cnpsani carefully selected line OF Partisan
Novelties. best English Needles four papers for
''' ~ ". WILLIAM,
7Cite Treylse, Paris 90I Penna' avenue.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
SSor GRenf--QRoom

~S1or 1tont-- Ctoont9.
Tor RENT-Two FURNISHED CoMMUNI.
- II eating ing Rooms; also two uniirnished Rooms
Apply at 1903 II street northwest. nue03tt
IToR RENT-TwO FURNISHED COMMUNE
j u .g eating Rooms, with orwithout Board Agply,at
aIt- slCtl sOutneast, AuZy ~
JIOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMMUNICATE
II Ing Parlors on second floor; there are chnnde-
crs and water on the floor. Apply ct Cos Thirteenth
street northwest au29NH
IGOR RENT-Two UNFURNIsuED ooNNiu.
II ncating Rooms, second floor; gas and bath ad.
Joining; also one furnished references exchanged;
private family Apply at sl5 Eleventh street north
EoR RENT-A LARGE ATTIC ROOM IN THE
II heart of the city, with convenences for four
'l!ooms for transicnts at low rates. Apply At SO
street northwest. nn25.3te
JToR RENT-Two FURNISHED AND TWO
cold water, gas Sc., with bay.wndow 70 each mod.
crate prices Apply at l9l Second street northwest
second door from Pennsylyana avenue. au2i-Stt
JNoR Observation-Disclosures, TWO NICE
\ \ double Perlors, second floor, sls; three Rooms,
eaon T %o ~ pv Rnp wS 8 sfs rsc ~ To-
au21-JtF
VIoR RENT--Two LARGE COMMUNICATING
S Sne Ro On s 2H o w Wafer STf
or HIo & two WIN %prnssd 1G s
SaS so1tSerS U al m Street
For partlcuars address H. G., Republican oiiee. 2as
WA1aNTIE!Ip, To PEE;gTapLEAsAST 3;ig ROOMS
'
ut 9B New YORK avenue northwest. nu2I-3tI
LNOR RlGNT-FURNISHED PARIOR AND BED.
II Room first floor and three communicating
Rooms OH second, with bath nj dining terms ren-
sonable. Apply at DlO street northwest au283tt
EoR REN'r-RooMs, ELEGANTLY FUR
IL niShcd. modern conVcnlences, healthy and quiet
neghborhood, private family, cars pass the door p
ply at ool NJ street northwest. nn2G-6tf
VNOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. TO GEN.
II tlemen only. Apply at COL street northwest.
atl2ttlt#
JIoR RENT--oNE OR TWO DESIRABLE FUR
IL nlshed Rooms second floor; with without
BOard terms reasonable. Apply at 3l2 Indiana ave-
nue.. au2iGt
| TNoR RENT-4Oi AND 4i6 SPRUCE STREET; s25
II and ssI seven rooms, all improvements cars
near. GaulO-ljtl a. l.. BARBER & co.
JNoR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
II nlshed Rooms Apply 1917 + street northwest,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Jy0-tf
SorS Rent 2Iliscellaneoirs
| VNoR RENT-sroRE No. 1925 PENNSYLVANIA
| WILSON, over Bank OF Washington. nuet3t*
IIoR RENT-TIE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
II by the Young Mems Christian Association viz; An
well lighted, and heated by steam. These rooms
erng 1000 square feet II not rented by July L. MS now
arranged, viii he for rent separately For erns &c,
| apply to a. 8. PRATT Il SON, Agents, 40 Ninth
street northwest. jel5-MWF 3m
nMNIBusEs TO LET-FoR EXCURSION AND
~ Picnic Parties. Apply at office Imperial Hotel
| my26tf
National Republican., 1881-08-29
2SanfeS-- Situations.

"
VNTANTED-BY 4 LADY OF EXPERIENCE.
w position as hOusekeeper or general assistant
In refined mmily, Address, with references, MRS.
IL. u. s., $50 street northwest nu21-3ts
4 WILL GIVE $40 AND \ CERTAIN PERCENT
4 age of my pay to any one who Will get me sitra-
tiOn as watchmHn, messenger, or lnborer In any of
the Departments; oil communications strictly prl-
vnte. Address II. D., Republican office au25-3tf
National Republican., 1881-08-29

Orotespue Feature OF thc Drought.
The river is SO low that the bass raise
a dust Us they move about Harrisburg TtCDaph,
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Sost ano STo,lu0.

Il OST-A CATS-EYE SLEEVE OR CUFF BUT
i ton from the setting. Tho finder will confer
favor by leaving 1t at Tbs Republican office au2ISt
II OST-FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST %,
i 4 between Ebbitt House stables and Fifteenth and
1 Streets Carriage Door. Handle. a suitable reward
will be given If returned to Ebbitt House Stables
au27-3t&
National Republican., 1881-08-29
8oor0ino.

GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AND WIVES
W can find large handsomely furnished Rooms
with excellent Table Board at go New York avenue
No children. au2G-0ts
WANTED = TABLE BoARDERs, - FIRST
w class Meals furnished by caterer of long pxpe
rlence; s5 per month. Apply ut III Eighth street
northwest. au27-3ts
Il RoAnDING-LARGE, DESIRABLE ROOMS, IN
- suites or single; modern improvements Table
Hoard Apply at lS5i-l33d street, opposite franklin
PARK. nu2-3tF
TTNlIE FREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE
a promenade balconies, COOL airy rooms, and supe
ror table, VIII be found q most desirable place Tor
summer boarding. Rates, room and board SIS to go
per month. my2
National Republican., 1881-08-29
2SantcS -2niscelloneo,rs.

yXTANTED-BY A PRACTICAL REPORTER
w Pupils In ShOrthand Pltman's system taught;
terms moderate. Address PlIONOGHApHtST, Re-
publican office. au26-St%
NTANTED-MARY Il. ITANLEY To LOOK AT
UTANrED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN t.
w Beall, Room T. llD New York avenue, Is a Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In office from "A. m. to5p. M ap30Iy
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Snr QRenf.. -Sbo,rnee.


U1OR RENT-COMPBETI.LY FURNISHED. A
IT new seven-room two-story irick oil modern Inn
provements; northwest TO parties without children,
for one year nt ~ per month. quarterly IN advance.
Address y. T., Republican office, au2l8t
INOR BENT-T1IAT HANDSOME n RESIDENCE,
II with beautiful grounds, known as the Stone Man
sion columbia ieiehtsl, Fourteenth street; furni-
iure for sale Can be seen by applying on the prem
iscs. nu2,-3tf
1OS STREET SOUTHEAST, NEAR CAPI-
= - tol Square and Avenue cars Brick ten
rooms; modern improvements; go. llELI,EN a.
NICHOLSON, Goa seventh street nu2G8tt
IGOR RENT-FRoM SEPTEMBER I. HOUSE
~ OF eight rooms; stable md large grounds at Mt.
Pleasant, on Fourteenth street road rent $50 per
month. lau20st4l JOHN u, BLOSS
INOR RENT-HoUsE ~ NJ STREET NORTH.
~ west; eight rooms, summer kitchen, bath &c; n
lovely home; s3j per month II applied for NJ once.
Apply at JOHNSON'S GALLERY, SO Pennsylvania
avenue. nu22GtF
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL RENT OR
Trade City or Country Property, come aud sec the
grent bargains ut WILLIAM H. MAIN q BROTH
ERS, St Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. malgu
UNoR REfea CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
H. property Tor rent JOHN SHERMAN q co,
fedtf st. Cloud building
National Republican., 1881-08-29
Georgetown University.

opens for the term of lsjl-'s2 on WEDNESDAY, Oc-
t0bpr g. at six o'clock In tho evening Regular course
OF two years iny dOlla's per nnnrm; POSTGRADUATE
course twenty-five dollars, Circulars nt MOrTsons
and Anglim's, or apply 10 -
WAi H. DENNIS, Secretary,
0lj II street northwest,
nuI5-tf MaslluutDn civ.
National Republican., 1881-08-29

THE manager of The NATIONAL REpUB-
IIcAN does not forget its readers while
taking his pleasure in n European jour
ney. His letter on the first page of this
mornings issue will be found excellent
reading. He promises to do so again.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
2Dersonol.

NIOLLlE.-TWO LETTERS FROM YOUR
Nt mother; one directed to Baltimore post Office
and one 70 Washington poS-oiilce, In your maiden
name She Is SICK ~ y. GlhsA, .AltOOnA. Pn nn25.6
National Republican., 1881-08-29
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
,ulaton Of the National Capital. 100000

WASHINGTON, d. C., AUGUST %, lssI.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
SSor -Sa(e--S5o,tses, &c.

LNOR SAIE-A NICE NINEROoM FRAME
IL House. bathroom and water-COset; No. 1909
NlIith street northwest, on easy terms Apply on
premises. nu22Gta
National Republican., 1881-08-29
SSor Sale 2Hiscellaneo,1s

INoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN g. CO. St
Cloud Building, Real estate and loans ly3l
National Republican., 1881-08-29

THE Detroit Post complains that we did
not give due credit to the story about
Zach Chandler recently published in that
journal. If the Poawill look again it will
see that the article was correctly credited
National Republican., 1881-08-29

T
~ SECURE HOMES.
This very desirable property, located on Boundary
and Fourteenth street road Is being divided and
offered In lots to suit purchasers. We Offering
choice Lots at iOc per square fOot one-lh cash ball
payable within five years, with interest Mt five
per cent Call and examine plas at our office.
A. l.. BARBER n CO.,
autD-lm 10 Droit Bulldinr
National Republican., 1881-08-29

HOW5ON'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FUNE, NEL1-
able; doc. qt; tl2i gal; lOc. plate; gallons
or more, 81 gal. llOi Twelfth street northwest.
an27.3t*
JNOR SALE-FULL SUIT CRIMSON REP FUR
IL niture, Library Table, 10 yards Ingram Carpet,
full set silver, and other articles; all nearly new.
Address FURNlrURE Republican office. au2G3lt
(,oAIi AND WOOD OF EVERY DESIRABLE
~ quality at lowest prices. q. L., SHERIFF,
Jyl33m hi aud S2S Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-08-29
The National Republican
WASHINGTON, D. C.

published at the seat OF Government, and In all mat
tiers pertaining to Governmental Political and Social
affairs at the National Capital is superior to the lead
ing daes OF other chief cities of the Union.