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National Republican., 1881-12-16
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In the Equity Court yesterday Judge Wylie or
dcrcd decree of divorce IN the case of Ira a.
Elder against John w. Elder. The plaintiff states
that they were married I'm 1868 at Hernesville,
Miss, aud within one month after marriage and
ever since lie treated her cUldly, never giving her
his money OH other women and visited houses of
i'll fame. lie was in the habit Of beating aud
Cursing her, and on several occasions endeavOred
10 compel her to prostitute her body To vile pur.
poses. lie commenced 10 beat her two weeks
after marriage, and continued ever since Three
years ago they came TO this city aud kept board
Ing house nt 323 Missouri avenue She further
charged that after J., T.. Bergevin commenced his
suit for n divorce he procured defendant to In
| vciglc Mrs Dergeyin into house of Ill famo fol
| the purpose of obtaining testimony against his
wife; aud defendant, for q sum of money did
commit adultery with Mrs. Bcrgcvin, There was
taken by J. A. Clarke; Mr.. Jordan for the com
n
National Republican., 1881-12-16
FOR SALE or RENT.
II J. sUTpHEN. HIM. RoaERs
Os RENTAL
and
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
No. gi6 street northwest

eJs RENTAL
and
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
No 9i6 + street northwest
U.ower F1oor)
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Houses and Rooms, furnished and unfurnlshed, OF
every description, In all parts OF the city for Rent
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on n new and novel PLAN for the convenience Of the
public, niiording FREE OF CHARoK by aid of dio'
giving an accurate description offooms. Houses Lots,
Furniture Location, &C. WITH ExCIfAS0E or REF
We also rent Pianos, Organs, Furniture, and all
rentable property on the most reasonable terms ana
give reliable lniorrhntion ns 70 Hotels, Boarding
Houses. Transportation, the best Insurance. Com
panies, &C., &c.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No. 6i3 18th st. n. W., elegant parlors and rooms
No. iii5 N ST. n. w. iinc pariors and rooms.
No. 1921 q st. n. W., choice parlors and stable. -
No l ST. n. W. fine parlors and rooms, or VIII rent
NO. ns iith St n. W., splendid parlors.
No. l23 10Th st. N, W. very nice partors nnd rooms.
No. Hg 9Th 81. n. w, fine rooms.
No. 500 9Th st, N. w, splendid parlors and rooms
No. glQ 18th st. n. W. extra paElors or whole house
No. l2li lith st. II. W., nice lnrge porlora-
No. 2ls A st, 8, e., elegant parlors and rooms.
No. 22D LIST ST. n. e., elegant parlors aud rooms.
No. ~ 1st st. II. O.. elegant parlors and rooms
No. 1910 II ST. n. W., splendid narlors and rooms
No. ITi6 Pa. ave n. w. double parors and rooms
No. Ts 18th st. n. W. double parors and single rooms
No. T2i 18th st. n. W., double parlors and rooms.
No. as 9Th IT. n. W., double parl0rs.
No. CO.. eth st. n. W., double parlors
No. 1906 II st. n. W., 1OroOm house.
No 0l3 q St n. W., elegant large double parlors
No. gl5 q ST. n. W., donble parfors and rooms
1000 VACANT ROOMS RooMM,,, WANTED IMMEDi-
Furnished and Unfurnlshcd. The demand upon us Isl Is
increasing. Those having Rooms and other property
for Rent Will lind onEArLY TO TliEiR iNrEhisr to
''ts des :" US oH'' "0U' ~ sUTP2PN u < "a & ROGERS
National Republican., 1881-12-16
lIiriainlns Gifia.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday rs fol-
lows John Johnson and Martha Bumcy, William
w. Anderson and Martha II. Bradley, Wililm
Lewis and Carrie E. johnson, jacob Price and
William s. Brock and Julia S. Kelly, Morton Lewis
and Fannie Lewis, j.. Darby Thompson and Mary
all of this city; David l.. Foster, OF Philadelphia,
and Alice e. Burch, Of this city; George b. Smith,
OF Georgetown and Josephine Tenley of this city I;
Prince Georges County, Maryland; Thpmas II.
Etchison, of this city, and Alice " Thompson, OF
(eorppto,yn
National Republican., 1881-12-16
A Daring Robbery.

About nine o'clock yesterday morning as lady
was walking along Columbia street, near =, she
was approached from the rear aid Assailed by u
ruiiau negro who snatched her small satchel and
pulled It from her with such force ns to completely
draw the loop handles from their sockets. The
negro then ran up an alley pursued by the lady,
who, although nearly overcome with fright, gave
Him lively chase Tor a short distance, but the
thief succeeded in escaping. Fortunately there
was no article Of great intrinsic value In the
satchel. A clerk In corner grocery store wit
messed the whole occurrence, and aiterwn!d d
Coolly stated that he saw u confederate of the man
near mt hand, aud yet he did not 80 to the lady's
assistance. His conduct certainly did not speak
much for his gullantry. This should be warning
TO ladies' to be OH their guard against these des-
perate thieves in lonely localities for even broad
daylight docs not intimldate them in their devil
ish
National Republican., 1881-12-16

the hardest knocks the Bourbons will re-
ceiye there will be at the hands Of the
anti-Bourbon Democrats The Demo-
cratic party organization is no longer the
South. The late campaign in Mississippi
was only not so bad as previous ones.
The next will be better. There will he
enough Liberal Democrats there to see a
fair vote and an honestCount Meanwhile
let INDIGNANT voters he pntient
National Republican., 1881-12-16
Hone Lodge Election,

At the regular meeting of Hope Lodge, No. 223s
X. of H., held ut Grand Army Hall December 10
suing term OF one year. Robert Wilson, dictator
c. f. Jarvis, assistant dictator; James Linzcnfelter
vice dictator; j. j. Byrne, reporter; George J.
Wood, financial reporter; q. ID. Fox, treasurer
W. II. Bell, chaplain II. o. French guide; w. II
Dice, guardian S. G. Merrill, sentincl J. Walter,
NJ. D., medical examiner; George j. =. Wood, g.
d. Fox, and J. B. Dulton trustees; George J. r.
Wood, grand representative; A. o. Brummel, al
ternate to the Grand Lodge,
National Republican., 1881-12-16
In,norteh NmnIIpnx.

When the early train on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad arrived yesterday morning IL discharged
sick @ cSlprSa MAN IRON hHt inr soa ta ne M
directed to the Sixth Precinct Station House
where IL was discovered that he had a bad case
of smallpox. While preparations were being
made at the Health Office to send vehicle after
him Policeman Sullivan started him of on foot
thus sowing the seeds for good crop of smallpox
He was conveyed TO the hospital and gave his
name as Abram Smith, aged 80, and said he had
never been yaCcinated.
National Republican., 1881-12-16
Meeting of the Gerunu CIub

The German Club held Its last meeting previous
TO the holiday adjournment last evening at Mrs
Morrell's art rooms, COrcoran Building. Quite q
number of visitors were present. Miss Wilson, q
charming young lady at present visiting In the
city, favored the club with one of her own compo-
sitions and another musical selectiou and the fol-
chapter from "Jobsiahe;' Miss l.. Duncan, Sc.
lection from Heine: Mr. d. Skutsch. sixth lecture
of Mrs. Caudle; Misses Helen l.. Onley L. Duncan
and Professor T. Mussaeus scene from schiller's
a. ipi
National Republican., 1881-12-16
AUCTION SALES.
Walter B. Williams 81 Co.,
A

CHANCERY SALE or DESIRABLE BUSINESS
~ PROPERTY, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND o
STREETS SOUTHWEST, NEAR SEVENTH
STREET. WHARF.
BY virtue ofh decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia In Equity Cause No. iS. will
sell at public auction, IN frOnt OF the premises on
"WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day Of December 1851 at 4
o'clock r. M, all that part OF square south OF square
No 49, In the city Of Washington. ID. G., bounded rs
follows beginning ON the northeast corner OF said
square aud running thence south with the line OF
enlh street 80 feet thence west 20 feet, thence north 20
feet and thence east ~ feet to the place of beginning.
The improvements consist of n large Brick Building,
formerly us,d ~ an iron foundry.
Terms-One.third cash; balance at six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property.
deposit of 500 will be required at time of sale.
All cOnyeyanCing at expense OF purchaser,
Terms TO he complied with In ten days or the prop
erty will be resold risk of deflulting purchaser
WM H. MATTINGBN, Trustee,
l3j Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1881-12-16
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coiumSt n iCiU contain uie from al paris " the
trorjd opd ,ru Dc specially Interesting as contqtntnp
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cfdl branches Of The Government including The 0ppOtf-
ott promotions, assignments aud dLsmissdis IN al
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yi report " army and nam Hicnis ard orders. "
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National Republican., 1881-12-16
Opening OF n New Theatre.

Abners new theatre on L street has just beer
completed, and will be opened by Bakers Ora
Gltters IL Not Gold" The theatre has been fittet
up in a very superior manner and will be fonnt
10 be very cosy little place of amusement, Tn,
company Is said to be well selected and the pla,
to be presented is exceedingly attractive.
National Republican., 1881-12-16
AMUSEDIENTs.

49,
EoRDs oPERA-HoUsE.
Over Two Hours of Intense Enjoyment
Dawn of New Epoch ln american Dramatic LIt-
Americas Greatest Character Actor
Mr. FRANK MoRDAuNT
In anas s STssq Nc rs S5esIpp e Captain Nsg9e Weather
OLD sHrPMATEs.
Every one an American character.
Every actor a thorough artist ''''"' s'''''
Every part suited to Its representative.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
roRp's oPERAHoUsE viii he closed the week
preceding Onraifs cMRfsrMas ~ s' pPS KS" 9sSmh,
and continue open during the winter and spring sea-
Monday, Dec S"nnrnsnd's S Con,eiy, Pie Colonel.
Monday jan "A dazzling production Of Humpty
Monday Jan a-Ernesto Rossi MS Hamlet.
Monday Jan. l0-The Boston Ideal Opera Conn
Monday jan e3-AradSme JanauschelS and Com
Due notice win be given of similar attractions
NATIoNAL THEATRE
An over,yhelming succcss.
The Theatre Crowded Nlshtiy With The Elite Of ths
THIS lFgidaSI EVENING.
Benefit OF the Eminent ArtistS
FANNY DAVENPORT,
aided by
MR.. JOHN w. ALBAUGH.
sbakspeares Grand Tragedy, MACBETH.
MSeSet Mr. gsnny Tshn W payinap15, Nibnpa
Manager Albaugh having kindly volunteered his val
uahle aid for this occasion.
Saturday Matinee ut ., at our usual cheap prices,
davenport tAfnlo
Saturday Night, double bill,
London Assurance and Oliver Twist.
Monday, December t9-LOTTA, as the Little De-
tective" Boxsheet for sale Of seats now open.
ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Musical, Dramatic and Literary-and
GRAND BANJO CONCERT.
under the leadership of Professor LEVI BROWN
Americas unapproachable banlost. nt
TALLMADGE HALL,
THIS iFRIDAyO EVENING. DECEMBER iG
Admission, IS cents. ns
National Republican., 1881-12-16
BOARDING.

VAMES II. MoGILL, NO 1921 NEW YORK
~ avenue, near the Treasury has Just received the
finest collection of MinlOns English Decorated Tiles
ever brought to Washington. Call and see them.
They are handsome In design, brilliant IN colOripg,
and many ofthem are novel, cheap, and very suitable
for Christmas presents. del-3l
BOARDING. FIuSI.CLAsS ROOMS, NEWLY
ID furnished, with frst'class Board, at 23 II street
northwest deli-l2tt
TINHE REMONrH HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
IL comforts than any hotel In the city, the halls
and passages are heated with steam, the rooms are
new and we'll furnished, and the table Ii second to
none TIansenl rates, $50 and y per day. monthly,
". $50, f85, and So se3
National Republican., 1881-12-16
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH DIR BoVEEs)
N il7 q street opposite lliggs House. Large Pool;
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday. Not
open sunday, Open from TIL lOi saturday. II
ulcian, ocOly
National Republican., 1881-12-16
BY DuncansOn Brothers,
AutyrIONEERS

FINE WALNUT AND OTHER FURNITURE &C.
BEING ENTIRE CONrENIS OF HOUSE No. a
IsrREEr, AT CoHNER OF FIRST STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION,
on FRIDAY MORNING, December ia, commeno
ing at 10 o'clock, will sell the entire Househ old
Furniture, &c, contained therein, and partly emu
meTnted as follows:
-Four Walnut bookcases, Walnut Desk, Walnut
Marblc.1op Tables, Upholstered Chairs, French Plate
Mantel Mirror Rugs, Paintings, Walnut WardrObes
Bedsieads, Chairs, Fine Hair Mattresses, Wire Mat
treSses, sofa He'd Oak Dining Chairs, Walnut Marble
Top SldehoaTd Plated Ware, Lace Curtains, Refrig
orators, stoves, &c, &C., with other articles.
DUNCANSON BROTlIERS Auctoneers.
National Republican., 1881-12-16
United States Marshars Sale.

By virtue of writ OF 1eri facias, issued out of
the Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court OF the
sell at public sale for cash at the Court House door
orsald District on SATURDAY, the 3lSt day OF De
claim, and interest OF the defendant ~ and 70 the
section o Of o. y. nOwards et al, trustees, subdi.
vision Of Barry iarm District OF Columbia, together
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
levied upon the property OF tho Peoples savings
Bank to satisfy Execution No. l7fe5, law, ~ favor
of a, l.. Barber & Co, g. H. HENRY,
lnIn-lIa IIullAl hlnlaa MnrNlnl.
National Republican., 1881-12-16

The usual doube-shect REpuBLIcAN of
Gfty-six columns will be published to-
innrrnM
National Republican., 1881-12-16

The story of a proposed dual State gov
ernment in Mississippi, with view to
calling for Federal intervention, is absurd,
ridiculous, and without foundation. The
defeated State officers contemplate no
such folly, and Hamlet" cannot be
played with the part Of Handel left out.
The South is getting along we'll now, and
National Republican., 1881-12-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VAMIoS II. MCGtLB, NO. 1874 NEW YORK
avenue near the Treasury has ns Isceyea W., ls hne
finest collection of MutOn's English Decorated lles
ever brought 20 Washington. Call and see them
They are handsome In design. brilliant IN col9rlng,
nnd many Cf them nrc novel, cheap, nnd very auhue
for Christmas presents. delU-t
UTANTED - FIRST-CLASS WOMAN TO
w Cook Wash, and Iron in private family: good
wages; must have good accommodations, lNb Lin
der street, In Droit Park. deib-N~
National Republican., 1881-12-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

VAMES H. McGILL, NO. 1921 NEW YORK
- avenue, near the Treasury has Just received the
finest collection Of Mntons English Decorated Tiles
ever brought 10 Washington. all and soc them.
They are handsome In design brilliant In cOlOrlng,
and many of them are novel cheap, and very suitable
for Christmas presents. del63t
DARrN ER wANTED-A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
4 lor man WIN small capital IN profitable slAnle
business. Address O., Republican oiiioe, del6-at%
nON'T FoRG Fr TO CALL AT LANES CREAM
IL cry butter stand, Northern Liberty Market ard
buy your Butter. 20, 20, 80, as and 40 cents per
pound. delb.it-
Mooney TO LEND-FlioM 500 TO S20,00O ON u
WI TO five years, Apply 20 q, q, fRANSEh, 1856
Louisiana avenue, ROOMS and 3. no9tlint
Il IRERAL RATE OF IRTERFssr ALLOWED
j on Tune Deposits, United states Bonds bought
and sold At market rates; Collections made every.
where, by j. II. sQUIER q 60, Bankers, l4l0 Penn
Bylvnna avenue. mnatU
National Republican., 1881-12-16
WANTED-Help-Male.

TAMES H. MCOtfL, NO li2l NEW YORK
~ avenue, the Treasury, has just received Tue
finest collection OF Minlons Englis! Decorated lilies
ever brought to Washington, Call and see them.
They handsome in design, brilliant IN c0lotlnE
mud many of them novel; cheap, and very suitable
for Christmas presents delG5t
NXvANTED-A coon PORTER; ONE WHO CAN
w read and write and IL not afraid to work. Apply
to DUNCANSO BROTHERS, Ninth aud ID streets
northwest, between the hours OF 4 and 3 H. M; the
best OF references required. delGaf
WY NTANTED-2 GOOD CANVASSE1tS, TO CAN
w vass Pictures and Looking Glasses, Apply ut
JOHN RUDDENS, 633 Now Jersey avenue north
west. deir3t-
National Republican., 1881-12-16
FORsALE-Horses and Carriages


VAMES II. McGIIL, NO 1921 NEW YORK
- avenue, near the Treasury, has lust received the
ever brought to Washington. Call and see them
They handsome IN Design brilliant IN coloring
for Christmas presents. del63l
TIoRSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE--HORSE
Il young, gentle and kind. free In harness; buggy
Is new. Address HORSE AND BUGGY, Republican
Office del3-3ts
National Republican., 1881-12-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


TAMES II. McGIIL, NO, 1871 NEW YORK
~ avenue. the Treasury has Just received the
finest collection OF Miutons English Decorated Tiles
ever brought to washington. Cnll and see them.
They handsome In design, brilliant In colortng,
and many ofthem novel, cheap and very suitable
for Christmas presents. delOSt
w ANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN a SIT
w untion Laundress In private family; best OF
city references. 937 Massachusetts avenue northwest.
del6-3l%
WANTED - BY A NEAT, INTELLIGENT
wv white girl, n situation TO do Chninbctwurk ana
Sewing or Nursing; Is willing TO make herself gcner-
ally uscn good reference. Address NJ. j., 40 Nine
teenth street northwest. delc-st-
wv NTANTED-BY a RFSPEtTABLE CoIoRED
w woman, n place first.Clnss Cook, In dtstln-
guishcd family; the hest of city reference, JOSE
PINE CHURN, 1ii7 1wenty-iirst street. deliats
yITANTED-A SITUATION BY a RTSPECrA.
w BILE white woman TO do general Housework in
small thmily city references 52I Tenth street. l45+
NyTANTED-BY A LADY, WHO WRITES A
w legble hand. Copying from trst-class ollce or
refined private persons; excellent references given
Address TRUTH. Republican Office, stating terms
dciI-3ts
National Republican., 1881-12-16
United States MarshaI's Sale.

BY virtue OF writ of ieri feias issued out of the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of
sale Tor cash ut the Court House door Of said District,
on SATURDAY,, the 3lst day OF December, 1851 At V
the defendant In and to the followiDgdescrbed prop
erty to wit: Lot q square 06i part OF lots 2. ., -.
and 26 square Ss and lot 49, square OT together with
all and singular the improvements thereon, situate
In the city Of Washington, said District levied upon
the property OF Gilbert Vanderwerken TO satisfy
Execution No ll,iS0, al law In fayoro John Con-
nell. q, H. HENRY,
del2rdts United STATES Mafahpl.
National Republican., 1881-12-16
LOST AND FOUND.

JAMES III, McGILL. NO. l42l NEW YORK
avenue, near the Treasury, has Just received the
ever brought TO Washington. Call and see them
They are handsome In design, brilliant In cOlOrlng
ana many OF them are novel, cheap and very suabip
for Christmas presents. deiG-lt
Il oSf-RAN AWAY OR TAKEN AWAY, A
Il Par OF Horses aud u fine Glass landau; color Of
hoTsss' nly mare and roam horse. liberal reward
will ne PAD u returned To W. O. SPEED 4 CO.'S Sia-
Bile, on Third street, between Pennsylvanla avenue
and Glthwest del6-3l$
Il osr-ON SUNDAY, nth INSTANT, NEAR
Il 81, Matthews Church, an Amethyst Ring, set
with diamond and pearls. Liberal reward " lefl at
store corner Fifteenth and streets northwest 1889
National Republican., 1881-12-16
WANTED-RoOms.


JAMFS H. MCGILL, NO li21 NEW YORK
81 avenue the Treasury, has just received the
finest collection of Mntpns English Decorated Tiles
ever brought to Washington Call aud see them.
They are handsome In design, brilliant In COlOring
and many of them novel cheap and very suitable
for Christmas presents deiG@
DOARD AND FURNISHED ROOM FOR GEN
ID tleman and wife; central section; private family
preferred; state terms. which must be moderate
HAROLD, Republican office. del5-3%
TANTED-PLEASANT ROOM, WHFnE NO
w questions are asked; good pay and reliable Ad-
dress RUSSELL, City postoflice. deij-3t%
WANTED IMMEDTATELY-2 NICELY FUR
w nished Communicating Rooms, on first floor. MS
bedrooms, between Ninth and Fourteenth and " and
IL streets. Address L. NJ. Republican office. dcl53t+
J,oR SALE-PRINTED CARDS, "FURNISHED
il Rooms, with Table Boardi" This House for
Rent, apply at -" and FURNISHED Rooms for
Rent" price 10 cents each are for sale the Business
Oflice OF The National Republican. deT.tf
National Republican., 1881-12-16
FOR SALE-LOts.


BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES,
NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE CITY.
ON RHODE ISLAND, AVENUE, NEAR SCOTT
This Is the choicest lot for sale In that section, and
will be sold cheap.
A FINE LOT ON SEVENTEENTH STREET,
FOOT side and rear alley. POSITIVE BARGAIN.
A VERY NICE LOT, % BY Ii5 ON N STREET
northwest, opposite the residence OF Admiral Rad
ford. improved by a small Frame House, south
40ieet wide; owner nonresident; viii sell cheapi
title perfect no incumbrnnce.
TWO LOTS ON n STREET, NEAR CONNECT
cut avenue, 371s by 1G0 each will sell together or
separatelyi side and rear alleysi terms easy.
THE ONLY REMAINING LOT uNsoLp ON
Dupont Circle; fronts the Circle and New Hamp-
shire avenue. This is the finest lot for sale in the
city.
TWO LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS,. AVENUE,
north side, near Seventeenth street. 25 by l30 to
alleyt will sell at reasonable price; no cash
FINE LOT ON STREET, NEAR VERMONT
% foot alley; % PRICE, ssS S per i square s ioot ' 10 ~
BEAUTIFUL LOTS or SIXTEENTH STREET,
near Scott Statue, for sale cheap.
ONE ENTIRE, SQUARE OF GROUND ON SIX
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND ON CONNECTICUT
avenue.
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND ON NEW HAMP-
800 DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE NORTHWEST
section, suitable for persons OF limited means,
which win be sold very cheap, and the entire pur,
onSsysG per interest 0 for 1"a ge RsSRsu yea
provided the purchaser builds at once.
BEAUTIFUL DWELLINGS FOR SALE IN THE
new northwest nv
]. V. N. HUYoK,
del@et opposite north entrance U. 8. Treasury.
CHoIoE BUILDING LOTS.
We desire to call attention To the large number Of
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
IN our hands for sale In the
NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF THE CITY.
We name In part the following desirable locations;
Conn, ave. bet N ST. and dupont Circle
s'si ST. Il, BET Iii iati and an si aoih sts sta
Roth sides Conn, ave, bet, and r sts.
West side New New Hampshire eave'' Immediately north
PolnisSSI; N H ave- Q Su and q sG 9C.s s,s
eth slides q n6ode Island AVE- bet 18th and 18th sts
Both sides OF 18th ST. Immediately north OF Scott
81 opposite %srae.sSP Ne "sS Square. a.
Conn. ave, west side, between l. and NJ SITS
Together with large list In other sections Of the
| city,
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
We have also for sale q number OF Dwelling Houses,
among them several chOcey located and elegant resi-
| dences not regularly known TO be for sale
Applyto - - - -
THOS. j. FISHER d CO.,
| deetf 1894 street H. W., near Ebbitt House.
| Nor sALE-PRINTED CARDS, "PuRNIsHED
| I Rooms, with Table Board;" "ThH House for
| Rent, apply at -" and Furnished Rooms for
Rent price 10 cents each for sale at the Business
ONCE OF The National Republican do7n
| COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
SECURE HOMES
1hs very desirable property located on boundary
and Fourteenth street Itoad, II now being divided
and offered in Lots g suit purchasers weare offer
ing Choice Lots at 10 cents per square foot; one-hflh
cash. balance payable within Ave years with interest
at per cent Call and examine Mats at office.
dei-Sin A. j. BARRIER 4 Co, lie Drolt building.
National Republican., 1881-12-16
WANTED-HOuses.

IAMES II. McGILL NO. 1921 NEW YORK
81 avenue near the Treasury, has Just received the
finest collection of MlntOn's English Decorated Tiles
ever brought to WASHINGTON. Call and see them.
They handsome In design, brilliant In cOlorlrg,
and many OF them novel, cheap, and very suitable
for Christmas presents, del6-3t
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A GROOM BRICK
w House, northwest; 200 cash. Address A. A.
NJ Republican Office dcl6-