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PERSONALS.

Ex-senator Rcve!s Is Presiding Elder Of Il Mis-
siss!ppi Conference, aud IS actively engaged IN
pulpit work.
The Rev. W. y. Grannis. of Goshen. n. T., re-
Gently died Of smallpox In Cuba, whittier he hnd
gone for recuperation.
bishop Fa5re. OF Montreal. has condemned
the t,r,ctice Of swearing Roman Catholic wit
Nesses on Protestant Bibles as Il sin.
Prof Yum roezi, IN old catholie, has become ,oe
IL chair i'll the University Of Munich
The Faculty OF the University Of Aberdeen re-
Gently refused TO Fellowship with the KEY. y.
Cunningham t'il ACCOUNT Of hts connection witn
the ''lietcrodox" volume Of Scotch Sermons.
Capt George s. Kailton, Of tho Salvation
Array, has returned tn Englund. Ten pernlA-
nen1 posts" have been established In this
country, managed by about sixteen "ot1lcers,
who are assisted BY voluntary workers.
The Rev. George Muller is laborine ut Newark,
n. j., and returns to England May:t. After II
ut Bristol he intends to take another preach
ing tt,t1r iii continental countries He has been
invited to mike fourth visit TO America. and,
though nearly 7G, says 1t Is not improbable
that he may come.
Far different" writes Froudc, )" from my
brother. kebc, nr. Puse::. ana the rest, was the
true chief Of the Catholic revival John Henry
Newman. For many years he had dropped silent
anu disappeared from the worlus eyes. He
ctulc out suddenly in Il coraIcr with IN Oxford
l,'gican and appeared - be toilcd The iIi1tne-
u{ale result HAe tuG PuplGitloll VI A1!s 4u1AH
-irol.sxlu+ 4 defense personally Of Acwinan.s
own life and actions lnd next of the Cathhl!c
cause. Thc writer is again in power, In modern
society, prince Of the Church: surrounded II
he appear, III public. by ,l1orlng crowds, 1i'lt
la:lics :roinG on their knees before him In Lon-
don *iloi>s. Himself or mtuest nature. be never
sought greatness, bur gre:ltn:ss found him IN
spite of himself. To him, IL to amy one man. the
world owes the fn,ei!ectual recovery OF Rotnat-
Is1n. Fifty years ago II w'ls i'll England = dying
creed lingering tn retirement in the balls and
chape!s ot few half-forgotten fnlniises 4 shy
Oxford student has out III It's behalf into
the field of controversy. armed with the See1l-
est weapons Ut modern learf[;l. and philosophy:
and wins !l!lstrious converts, nnd has ktnclcd
hopes that England herself, the England ut
Elizabeth and Cromwell, will kneel for nbsolu-
tiou nsuiu before tho father OF Christendom-
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furnished in abundance III tie " Re'a,H1s.fh
crs' HEi.t. th7y give 10 clear III: certain saG'a
to tho formulated nrthou'N
W ir.l Imply tt''' v.:y >sr:!cc of reE'oh.ne..
in God sEti future STATE lierc IS one ot i.i%.,s
3"ato,l's ns, ','S ~ be- st.'s! says my iarlln .is
departed wife, ,ny lost darling! may ny S.cas
C.d tw good - thec silence, iaonSn i,,,a'r mIr"
students In .st6 guarded though he was. ms
thoughts regarding religion found sone ;s.sso
qu,e expression eeolsnens ny stu!, 11 III ~; ~
1,;,tiOu 10 one excellence; common to hoth.
Thcy had rclirjnn. belief in God. n a,,tl,t, the
''c.ernal justice OF es'en. ,;st M5st 'l te Iws OF
s;;,I.:' VI believe you will find IN az ali
histories that that eas been nj lac nIsn ti,nt p
did not contemplate this "ondertu! unlsttss ~
with MI :awe-s;r1ckcn nilI reseFeHl''ll le.Aa's
th:1, there was re;lt iIlsn', ~, =, a.,
and nll- virtnos BEING, suprr'i'.ndlnE alt n.cn
in II md I'LL Interests iii it1o raitio eyer c:sI1'e
fo vcry much, nor did any n:ln either Wlh 1t,r
got that II man dil tor; 'aMi u T. ts i
,vnrl,]'' Then III tne sal, address there 13 INC
beautiful reference II that famous p;.ssass, -
t,nyerruct, is singled out us the one essen>';ti
Virtue, (which no cni!ti hr'n.7 into tho "orla
wt1n i. ard without which all other thln9s n1e
If NJ, ,;=c"-s' the soul ui :i religion ti:tt utS
ever been n,.,,t,, snrn or that ever will tc.
These are the three rc:cfentts; He'c1ehee Luz
what is ,tbnve us. tue soul ot all the flSal, r.
,,s our equals: ul,d reverence for wEAt Is Ut,
meath t,s and needing pity and help. TING s"us
nt nut Christian reli.on.-tEc highest Vi ~ re-
Ii.iui!s The posst$::t!n OF these three reSer-
uucts is the highest turt'i ~ culture
j. religion i'll the true sense Anu ne
pressed upon the students the Importance ~
sccSis,= this high attainment. u liltt years he
is reported To have written to i tr1euu tue tFe
nc felt the furce Of the words Vi the answcr Z,
The question IL, the sh>,rter Cnsechis''i. "'1as
chief e,ll is 10 y!u:lfy God and to eHjny HIN
forever" After the death -O[ his wife ue i':'.
sole interesting cares poIlrace with MS ffiehu
Erskite. OF L1i!ethsll.-currcspplt1e ~ WHICH
be t13,bos,.ucu himself with great irceuou'. ma
which has since beca published; He speaks ol
that stli country where We and nr lt''ea oiHs
shall bc together again y; anu Of the l."rd
Prayer. quoting Us far us Thy VIII be donc;
he saws tht he never felt before how intensely
the voice Ut mans soul is Sotne are d!sp>seu
to believe that Iattcris Carly!c's opinions we're
c,nsiIrrby modified. OF this there Is no salts
factory evidence. and the presumption i that
the more the worId becomes acquainted WIN the
true inner life Of the man tho 1uro VIII y Dt-
come convinced thai. while he hated and dc-
uGunccd sha1ns l,lu empty fortlls and tl,e:1n@1-
less crct.iis he WAS from rS1 TO l,ls i Gsld- ear
i,. Cod loving, truly religious tunn Ill he:art
and life and ll.t his voice WIS that Ut one cry
fc- If: the wilderness, - Prepare te the way u
the Lord; MAKE His path straight
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Tic i,er"st MI wEict his paid the sa!atf'@ ~ tne
tnrupnuts VI the several vlllt"."t i:9!essuEsi1S
tiur:t1ts tho year. 1t Is expected that AIR IeNor.
mick will som nuke his promised donation OF
S7:1.hh)fU the institution.
'Thc gr;,s,.,1tnv cxercscs Of the Senior Glass Of
tho seminary werr conducted in the chnpel ct
the institution. The llev. Mr.. Mason of DAY.
eu1iOrt. H.. presided, and tho proceedings were
optneG with prayer by the Kcy. DR.. tlerrick
Johnson. Al.
Tho Rev DR.. piersou, Of Detroit. made the
opening address on the necessary qualification
nj n minister, TEc Rev DR.. X. W. Patterson de-
livercl tho diplomas. aud addressed tho sra.-
,,tlng cluss the uses Of apologetics; K.v,n:s
their study, una The principles by which ii min
istcr should he guided II. defending and present
Ing Christ i'm doctrine. He closed WIN psayer:
ami L. i. MsLnury Of rhis city; F. L. Greene.
weld, nf Holland, Mich: +. l.. FerEerson. ol
Rensselaer,. Mo-: 7. ]. Lccahouts. ot N'lwaukec'
and L. Il, Murphy, OF !Alcrton, LII.
, 1881-04-10
POOR LITTLE FEET.

poor lit1!e fec: OIL the pavement hare:
sad little face grown hardened with cafe'
co,,t, ,ba ,.,a:h:nr around the wee form
Searching tor bread in this .pitiess storm!
ColIlv we spea! to the wandering thlne,
Soaring the teadr: ya'itlS heart "'tn oui 9t's'
Poor little heart that is ytarn'''= 10 oe
Caressed like the darling clnS'ns 'o 'ne'
Think sc, when Jesus was Eere among men. c,,,,
nd lie took up the little ones brought ~ ''l1l
ttcn, ,,...,,, .r<,l
rd rss,., tI,c,n with love far better fhan gn'c.
Thr ,,Dor aud the homeless lie did uu; enfolo'
>. ,o,- ,;r,,a child. ur,oyct1 but by Him,
GM,I .nrels dctenu thee,-Chrlst shrise US OUT
sSn,- '..-..,
Far bet,cr for US than audi SORROW 70 taee'
IN be heipjcsly cast in the midst or tue sea.
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INT1F L<{ffT.
a few d1ys since 4 young man of - bought Il
third class ticket ut the Orleans terminus. but
when he tried to enter tho ours he found all the
doors too smnll for him. He measures six feet
live inches around the waist, and he weighs 10
pounds. It bec:lnc necessary to provide Il lug
gaEc-y:u for his sulc use.
, 1881-04-10


April 10-Sixth Sunday ic Lent.
April ll-Nioslay before Easter.
April l.-Tucsday before Easter.
April E,-Wednesdny before Easter.
April li-Thurstlay before Easter.
April l5-Good Friday.
April l6-Easter Even.
CATHOLIC.
April l0-Patm Sunday.
April ll-~Frr;n.
April l!-teriu.
April E-Feria.
April 14-Maundy Thursday.
April l5-Good Friday.
April lG-i.oly Saturday.
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one If then! w;tn tho zeal hroac:a or s'a!i:"
frt,a It's ee.t ti TiEehit3 Wt,:ia oe .::t.ses:.. ~
,nI,,,s,, w,:, t>,,,. Oi these relies rci!cts -.eW
VIZ. ib,, Custum House officers sh"r!d suspect
t,,e hny contained diamonds tr other unt1anlc
,rn,iss and wu,,,d determine upon brt'akt'ls mo
scaI, Tnc owner of the rel Z w"ud men eet , .to
Ar,.hnsbor 1T New York 10 bc present Wnt1l tto
crul w.;s broken, ind when tue box was asul1t
tu;cd he Tho Archbahop, would place nls OWL
st.ul thereon, arld the parchment acGoualMhs
inr certify he had d0Ee 50. anu WIN NOW. stF
tr,1sr what | huyc told YOU, aud .vnat yt,u Hli's
here see, explicitly answers tue cnafEe ot sFu
rin,Is relics. Witt. regard tt the rsnltns ot d.
}u-1l1u they haye not arrived yer luon2n IA: "a
nc,t them u,ly could only obtain t',st reiie
1trnurh rht. very highest influence. As tota
yul, i,,,ls1!,ii, no pccunlars fcWa'u ~ tHH.4 @
f,,r these holy souvenirs. care Is thke'l ltt ttc.
f.l into the hat,Ga Of worthy persons ohlyt
therefore It Is not nn cusy tnattef ~ oDtaIIlt
Them" When tho Rev. Mnllinger l1;la hnisnca
liz rynlnnat!un which WIS illustrated ~ nun
tlrrtt, If relies uut pieces Of 'lgeu {'lfchu1eHts,
he took pleasure in showing the ft.por!Gr sum;
itcc11 brought from nlt parts Ut the oli Nof'u
where the Catholic Church exists rue chsKe!s'
eases Jewels. rnld, precious stone aaa ln'nl .|:,
fnre cutnct!rals that crowded Inc rdoH1 hAH
hren purchAecd by or presented 70 the !'c1s
Nollirnrr, Their contents Wcrt: What Ht lts"eti,
unt il was his rule to lrr,,:!gt tEcll Ill Tue st
attractive form. In suth, nt these eases !ie
l,n,1cs of the murtyresl saints were wrapped ~
whte silk and ATTACHED ~ tho jewels l1ld Eoif
sr1t,nrs tho whole covered by glass guh,s. pre-
s,,ll1,l. IN f,rscribAnly beautiful appearance
After l.urs' .ll;lt I'LL hHir spent Win Inc anGttit
and curious OF centuries ago the reporter oadc
n,lic, 10 the Reverend Father. receiving pFo'fl-
i.e that he might c,,nlc again utnt pay Il mere
extended visit to the little Etlace above stars.
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American Suggestions on the he
yised Translation Of the
Testament.
Chanaes in The Faculty Of tie PFesby'
tcrian Seminary Of the
Northwest.
General Notcs-Personal Men
t;on-Solace for the
Solitary.

THE church notices will ,'c founu on iase -
of this issue Of TIL: ~is,sISE.l
, 1881-04-10

As,rou,pt and p,eqsu- way Of easing nsth'natls
wh2:xin1. Use lfnie'5 Honey ot Iforehound I'LL
Ta5 ,,+a
ives Toothacnc Drops cure in one ninube'
National Republican., 1881-12-10
FOR RENT-Unfurnishcd Rooms

MO. Ol2 MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE.-To A
sistng OF Uniurnished Rooms, second ilOOr
Room above II desired hot and cold water and closet
references requredi rent In advance. del0aE
INoR RENT-SUlTABLE FOR HOUsEKEEP
~ Ing. Unfurnished Rooms, al fi6 street north
vest near Seventh. de6'3lf
National Republican., 1881-12-10
United States Marshaps Sale.

BY virtue of writ Of Heri racIas, Issued out of
the Clerks office Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia and to directed, 1 will
sell ut public sale, for cash, at the Auction store Of
Thomas Bowling, southwest corner lennsylyanla
avenue and Eleventh street northwest, on SATUII-
DAY the 10th day Of DECEMBER 1881. At 10 o'clock a.
fendant In and 10 the Oll0wng-dtscrlbed pro- erty.
TO wit: Five shares of stock OF the Schuetzen Park
Company exhibited by Certificate No of The par
value of $50 per share. Seized and levied upon the
property of The defendant, August Beckman to SAT-
lsfy Execution No. lyO53 at law, In favor OF the
Schuctzen Park Company.
Also, at same time and place, upon same terms by
order Of Justice Macarthur holding tho Circuit Court
for said District Seven Shares Of Stock said Schue
zen Park Company numbered, rs represented on he
by the United states Marshal In Case No. % sS at
law-Schuetzen Park Company, use OF VIM. Muel-
heisen, plaintiff against August Beck man, defendant
and heretofore condemned by said Court 70 sfy the
Judgment In said case. q. II. HENRY,
United states Marshal.
THoS. BOWLING. Auctioneer deldts
National Republican., 1881-12-10
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH HATM CDIL BOVBEs).
IN lil7 street, opposite Riggs House. Large POOL
good ventilation, Ladies' Monday and Friday. Not
Oprn Sunday. open from TN i0i saturday -
llCan. OC21ly
National Republican., 1881-12-10

l431th 81 $50 90 2OC6 9TH at w......eib 90
2Di5 1th st n w,....-.. Is 90
half st. n. W.. also In i5S Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for copy of our Rent-List issne every Mon
day morning. IL contains complete list of all
property for rent.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at Lowest Rates.
Parties having property to trade sell will find II TO
Il. II. WARNER
afra
National Republican., 1881-12-10
PROPOSALS.
~%SN=@@~N~S~y
DROPOSALS.

DROPoSALS.
Proposals will be received until noon SATURDAY,
December TO- 1881, for the Graduation and Masonry
necessary for the completion Of the Second Track OF
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, between the
Paapsco River and Wilson's Station, distance OF
2Lb miles.
Pans and specifications can be seen and blank
forms for proposals he obtained ut the office of
GEO. &. WILKINS,
no2l.todeT Superintendent.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
MEDICAL.
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

hIAhl - no w bhhI He
DR. f. q. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT,
n specific for Hysteria Dizziness Commissions, Ncr.
yous Headache Mental Depression Loss of Meinoly,
SpermatorrhmA ImpOtenCy, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by over-ex xertlon self
abuse over-ndulgence, which leads 10 misery, do.
cay, and death one box Will cure recent cases. Each
box contains months treatment One dollar IA
box. or six boxes for five dollars. sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes
cure any With each ordar received by us for six
boxes accompanied with Ave dollars, we will send
the purchaser written guarantee to return the
money Il the treatment does not effect z cure Guar
antees issued by STOTr e. CROMWELL, iS0 Penn.
sylvania avenue, Washington, u. O., Wholesale and
retail agents. Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tention oclS-ly
~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treatment and speedy cure of all Venereal Dis
eases by consulting DR.. LEON, As Mass. av. Prescrp-
tions and advice tree ofany charge whatever no.
nR. LEON, ,THEOTDEsST EsSTA ABLISIIE ED AND
IL most reliable Ladies' Physician In the city can
be consulted daily ut As Massachusetts avenue from
2to and o to =. All Female Complaints and Irre.gi
laries quickly cured. Prompt treatment Separate
rooms for ladies. no2
National Republican., 1881-12-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

- ~
A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY no GET YOUR
N self Into business with little capital required, Rt
home or abroad; experienced statesmen preferred
either In city or country, For particulars cnll MIR.
HUM, los FOur.anda-half street northwest. d9-3t#
IJNoR sALE-YERY CHEAP-PATENT OFFICE
~ Reports (McChRncAl, from SiD 10 1871, inclusive;
also, Japan Expedition, 10y Com. NJ q. Perry at
BOOKslORE, 1908 seventh street northwest 9-3tE
TINHE FINEST JOB PRINTING IN WASHING
4 Ton by the finest wOrlmpn. la and see speul-
mems. National Rcpuhllcan Job iioons.
NXTANTED-A rAnTG VIM sOl, no Buy
w Restaurant and Steamed oyster Saloon; no OPP
position within 10 blocks; nicely hled upi license
and all complete; business VIII pay 10 the rlg ht party
$40 10 s25 per week reason for selling engaged In
other business; rent low, For particulars, &C np-
ply, between a. m. and p M, al Store No 3t peqh
sylvunlR avenue. de83tt
a TONEY TO LI1Nn-FROM $500 TO $4,000, ONE
Nl to i've years. Apply 70 q, q. FkAiSEt, iS8
Louisiana avenue, Rooms 2 and no&tlmN
4 IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i 4 on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
where, by J. II. sQUIEk 4 co., Bankers, l4l1 Penn
sylyanlA avenue maslu
ToB PRINTING AT THE NATIONAL REPUB
LlCAN PRINTING EsTABIsHMENT GOOD
WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES
National Republican., 1881-12-10
=GENTLEMEN's GOODS.
He will never have good
thing cheap who is afraid to
ask the prices of

OhAhb NhO"P VIM 40 wa uANA w
ask the prices of
National Republican., 1881-12-10

TOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
H. property for rent JOHN SHERMAN a. co,
fe3.f st. Cloud Building.
National Republican., 1881-12-10
FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.

IIoR RENT-A FITRSIsIIED HOUSE OF NINE
~ rooms; bathrooms, I each hOor; modern
convenences; irstclass location. Apply at No, 1913
Connecticut avenue. deed"
National Republican., 1881-12-10

BOYS SUITS.
GENTLEMEN'S SUITS.
OVERCOATS.
ULSTERS.
UNDERcLoTHINa.
CUNNING SUITS.
RUBBER C0hTS.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

WY ANTED-l OR 2 FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
w nshed Rooms on first or second floor, in pri-
vate family; references exchanged. Address, with
price and location, NoRTHWESf, Republican Office.
do.l-3tA
National Republican., 1881-12-10
BOARDING.
LOST AND FOUND.

j finder will receive sli reward upon leaving II with
the clerk at WOrnileys Hotel. dclU3ta
Z. - REWARD D-LOsT-ABoUT O'CLOCK,
ep - December 3. a small, slender female DOG,
brown with white feet, In the neighborhoOd Of 5OS
Eleventh street northwest o. reward VIII bo paid for
Its return det-3F
National Republican., 1881-12-10

u j. GEORGES,
ChIropodlst, AnaOmlst and Manu- nCurer OF Fine
Fashionable, and Easy-FIttlns BOOTS ana SHOES
Under National Hotel
COrns, BuniOns, and lngrOWng Nails, &c, pCrma.
nently cured LASTS madeio order aud preserved for
customers aelj
National Republican., 1881-12-10

yXTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A NEATLY
w. Furnished Room, or Room and Board, conve-
nent TO Government Printing ONCE for which a rea-
souable price will be paid Address Y. T. G., Rcpub-
llran office deO-3ts
National Republican., 1881-12-10
CHIROPODISTS.

EA5E FEET
promote health and longevity. Hence thousands
lrOm far and near, among them the highest medical
judicial political military, and naval dgutares Of
This country, and representatives of leading foreign
governments. visit DR.. WHITES ChropOdiAl EA-
mbllshment, lll6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
WaTds Hotel, where relief Is afforded without pain
In II few minutes, Press Of business during ollce
hours prpCudrs attendance residences except after
. d u. M O1lcp fee. 81 ppr visit, deS
National Republican., 1881-12-10

II one-half in original timber; 2IS miles from sta
ton; open land productive and well leased; per
her worth double price of tract price, 80 per acre
Call or address OWNER, 45 street northwest, city.
dol0-l2tf
National Republican., 1881-12-10

vUANTEI-ROoM AND BOARD, FOR A GEN
w tleman and two children, aged . and o; conve.
niences of home and reasonable terms. Address
PATER, Republican office. deS-3t+
National Republican., 1881-12-10

NNJ JANTfD-cARPETS 10 CLEAN AND STEAM
w al RICE =, 400 Maine avenue southwest feathers
90 Tenointe, mattresses 10 remake furniture 10 slean
che Oldest and best concern IA the city. Ool02m
National Republican., 1881-12-10

DOARD AND LODGING-IN A GOOD PRI-
ID vate family. within three to ye blocks of Public
Printing Department Address w. l.. A., Repub
lican Office, stating price. deg-3ts
National Republican., 1881-12-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .

VIZ ANTED-A WATCHDOG, A YEAR OLD;
w also a white Poodle Dog Address W. p. d., 1903
street stating age, price, and where either dog
be seen. del0-3ts
National Republican., 1881-12-10
WANTED-ROOms.

wv FURNISHED FIRST
w floor Room. In private family, on Capitol flll,
convenient to cars; with board preferred. Address
f. w. C., Republican Office. de0.3p
National Republican., 1881-12-10

~ ENERAL GARFIELDS LAST LETTER
NJ written to his mother while on his death-bed
Every one should have a copy. Neat fac slmles for
National Republican., 1881-12-10

UTANTED-3 OR 4 FURNISHED ROOMS, IF
w possible on same floor, between IL and l. and
Ninth and Fifteenth streets; rent moderate. Address
WANTED, Republican onice, den-3e
National Republican., 1881-12-10
or Observation-Disclosures Houses

INOR RENT-A GROOM HOUSE, CONTAINING
I water and gas, In very desirable neighborhood;
II convenient rooms in the house retained by par
National Republican., 1881-12-10

Mrs. JONES HAS. AGAIN OPENED HER
Il Dressmaklng Establishment, with the latest
call, and you will be suited IN style and price Come
one come all. MRS. JONES, 1918 Il street north
west delO.3tN
National Republican., 1881-12-10

A LADY WISHES TO BORROW 800, FOR
IA which she would give good room In her house
for the winter months; house situated In the most
central and best part of Washington Address Il. O.
d., Republican olilce. dps+3S
National Republican., 1881-12-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A LADY WILL PAY 800 CASH FOR A Gov
IA ernment position Address ID. H., Postoilco.
National Republican., 1881-12-10

MO ADVANCE IN PRICE-HowSoNS ICE
IN Cream rich, pure, ana reliabe $l.25 q gallon
discount on five gallons more 1l0i Twelfth street
northwest next corner Massachuse,ts avenue deS3t*
National Republican., 1881-12-10
WANTED-HOuses.

w buy House of ors Rooms between + and
and Tenth and Twentieth streets northwest, ON easy
terms; price not TO exceed s25O Address stating
location and terms r. 81 Republican office. delO-3tf
WTANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL HOUSE
w a Tor rQomsl on the installment plan; will pay
$40 per month until paid for; northwest preferred;
title must be perfect; possession wanted January I.
Address a, ~. WARD Republican office. des-if
WTANTED-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE
wv northwest preferred), with privilege OF pur-
chase by installment; or rooms; possession
wanted January l. Address, stating location and
terms. JOHN SHAFER, Republican office. des.f
National Republican., 1881-12-10

w 1900 SUITS OF CLOTHES
10 clean for $3.50 per suit. None but sIlfll hands
employed. We use none but pure chemicals. Goods
called for and delivered. PRINCE,
no30-lm 1909 + street northwest
National Republican., 1881-12-10

Wy ANTED-A LARGE FURNISHED OR UN-
~ furnished Room and Board for gentleman and
wife, south OF and west of Seventh street; private
family preferred references exchanged Address M.
y, b., Republican office, deB-3lh
National Republican., 1881-12-10
FOR SALE-Farms.

TOR SALE-eoo ACRES land IN VIRGINIA
IL 30 miles south OF Washington aud 81 from Guam
tico Cree g0o acres for cnltiyation with buildings
20C acres O. Wood, 200 acres valuable Pine Timber
clear of branches for to 90 feet price for the whole
tract, "a per acre, acoomm odating terms Address
TIMBER, Republican Office. dei0,3ts
National Republican., 1881-12-10

VUANTED-HIGHJYR RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl wishes situation in good family, where
she can make herself useful take charge of young
child Address Ii. D.. Republican office. des-at
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wv XTANTED-PUPIIS IN SHORTHAND, BOOK
w keeping. and Penmanship by JAMES CORRI-
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XyTANTED-FoR SIX MONTHS OR MORE A
w nice set Of Chamber Furniture, with matt resses
and pillows also Other pieces for which liberal rent
will be paid. Address IMMEDIATE, Republican
Office,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO KNOW THAT
w the best and cheapest place In the city to get
Job Printing done Ia at The National Republican
Office. seB
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w ANTED-P POSITION AS ASSISTANT IN A
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partment; ten years practice. H. o. EMERSON,
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OUR GREAT MARK-DoWN
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OnOn q SrREET.--2 ROOMS FRONT AND
AOsDO communicating, furnished. south front.
with or without Board; all modern conveniencesi
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HEAR FROM PARTIES WHO
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VIOR SALE-PRINTED CARDS "FURNIsHBD
i, Rooms, with Table Board;" "This House for
Rent price 10 cents each are for sale at the Business
ONCE OF The National Republican. de7-tf
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ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN H.
wv Beall Room 4, li2O New York avenue, Is u Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United states Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In office rom a. m 5p' IN, apSo'ly
Wy ANTED-HIGHE EST PRICES PAID FoRoLD
w Newspapers, Books, Pamphlets, Rags Rope,
Copper, Brass, Lead, Tea Lead, Zinc, Pewter, Type
Metal, Iron, Bones, Bottles, &c; orders by mail or
telephone puncllally attended !oi viii send 70 any
gn avenue and Tenth STREET southeast. ocse,im.