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National Republican., 1881-12-21
DI.irict Contrnclnrs.

In the Circuit Court yesterday the case Of the
District against Lewis ClephGnc and other con-
tractors under the Board Of Public Works, to re-
cover for alleged ialure TO keep The streets paved
by them In repair for three years, was continued
until the January term, This was owing tu the
fact that the administrator Of 4. Lewis had been
but recently made party,
National Republican., 1881-12-21
MEDICAL.

CtuRE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
> ToLU ToNIC,,sure cure for Dyspepsia In all lts
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, and the only
remedy that Is beneficial in Malaral climates, Thls
Is q preparation of BALSAM OF TOLU, no X
CANDY, MAGN FcSIA, and other mcdiCinas bene-
fetal In above diseases, the basis being the pnrest
Rice and rive Whiskios harmless and very pleasant
to take Try It, For sale by all druggists and grOcers
AT 81 per quart bottle. The trade supplied at liberal
discount by
BARBOUR a HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wholesale grOcers, sole agents for this city. Henry
BlschOtI q Co., New York and Charleston, s. C., sole
manufacturers and proprietors. de2l-ly
CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE FREE ON ENLARG-
- ing the SIZE of parts oftho fOrm male or female
Address ERIE MED CO.. box 5l3 Buthlo, N, Y.
National Republican., 1881-12-21

THE Russian Jews are wisely deciding
to emigrote to this country, where there
is perfect religious tolerance, and where
there will be unrestricted political toll
erance as soon as the life can be pounded
out of Bonrbonism in the South.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
In,nnrinnl Cnurl nuIe

The Court IN General Term has adopted the fol-
lowing rule In regard to the time of holding' THAT
hereafter the General Term shall commence ON
the fourth Monday of january aud April and the
first Monday of october respectively instead Of the
Dfesent"
National Republican., 1881-12-21
william II. Moore and His Enemies.

WIIIIam IL, MOOfc ana HIS EntmIcs,
Among the Southern Republican Repre-
sentatives in Congress there is no man
who commands more general respect
than Hon. William r. Moore, Of the
Memphis district, nor is there any mem
ber better entitled to such respect for
sturdy patriotism, manliness, and up
rightness AT the opening of the session
he objected to the administering Of the
oath TO Mr. Chalmers, ofMississipp,
This it was his privilege to do, and twas
entirely in accordance with precedent.
In making his objection he prefaced it
with bit of energetic rhetoric, which
was no violation of taste or propriety, On
the contrary he did what is very often
National Republican., 1881-12-21
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AUCTION SALES.
j. II. COldwcll,
REAL ESTATE AuCTIONEER.

by virtue of two deeds Of trust bearing date
on the 18Th day Of is7G and recorded n lber
trct Of Columbia and the other bearing the 7th
day Of january ls77 and recorded IN liber No $40
Coiumbia-the undersigned trustee will sell AZ public
aGG2q m 'front.' of ns & h9SSe ny on or The sn
81 2o'eloek p M part Of the Tract called Cherry
property ofihe late Charles H. belt according to tRe
partition, division, and plat made and filed IN the
irmation passed July J. sCO IN equity No 1910,
rules In the Circuit Court Of the District Of Column
at the SeG e Of Ss n % oows On
the north by the lands Joseph Bradley on the east
rSad; on the sopll by tie lands Of D. shoemaker,J ].
WP the s's y q the R
of the said heirs and the old Tennalytown road run
more or less, together with the improvements
Terms of saie-cnsh deposit of 600 will he re-
qurcd ut time Of sale. All convcyanclng and record.
ing at purchasers cost If the terms of sale not
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
sTa az S m T
'''' Pc DYE, Trustee,
de2l - 2ssS@ 5lt Eleventh street northwest
CHASCERYi s sALEoE DESdRABLE = BUSINESS
sfSEEr = wH3RF." TIA a" i''i' " EAR 81 EN- III
psrs, Ry Se o n f @y @S S coS Of w hf
1 s. RggHS Tis,o ss n dny Si Of 81 Ses 3
No iS. IN the city OF Washington d. G., bounded as
fOllows Beginning on the northeast corner of said
square and running thence south with the line OF sew
enth street 81 feet hence west % feet thence north so
feet and thence east 10 feet 10 the place OF beginning
The improvements consist of large Brick Building,
formerly used As an iron foundry.
Terms-One-third cash: balance at six and twelve
months with Interest, secured by u deed OF trust ON
the property,
deposit OF 500 will be required at time OF sale.
m az SSse n 9 n psn aSSs Or the
crty will be resold at risk Of dctutng purchaser.
WAL f. MA1'rINGLN, Trustee,
i3i seventh street northwest.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers
National Republican., 1881-12-21
EOR SALE-Farms.

JNOR SALE-A SUPERIOR GRAZING FARM
II o! 400 acres, 800 acres fine sod there 40
head Of cattle grnzed ON i this years the Atlantic and
Highland County; Virginia; price only 81 per gcIe,
j, II. BtiSrOR, MartInsburg, w, Va. det0att
VNOR SALE-FARM or ABOUT 100 ACRES:
II one-halr IN original tlmberi 2.s miles from sta
ton; open land productive and well leased; per-
fectly healthh; 2s hours south Of Washington. tim
her worth double price Of tract price, e. 10 per acre
Call address OWNER, as street northwest, city.
N.tn %
National Republican., 1881-12-21
HEAITH IS WEALTH.

DIR. Il. c. VESTS NERvEAND BRAIN pREATMENT
n specific for HysteTia, Dizziness ConVuslOns, Ner-
vous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
SpermaIOrrhna ImpOtency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by OVer-eNertOn, self
abuse or over. indulgence which leads 10 misery, de.
cav and DEATH one box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment One dollar
box or six boxes for five dollars sent by mail pre-
paid ON receipt of price We guarantee six boxes TO
cure any case With each ordar received by us for six
boxes accompanied with hve dollars, we VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money " the treatment does not effect q cure GUAR
antees issued by SrOT"r & CROMWELL $50 Penn
sylyania avenue, Washington, y. G., Wholesale and
retail agents Orders by mail VIII receive prompt at
tention, oclSly
~ ENTLENEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treatment and speedy cure Of all Nenereal Dis
eases by consulting Dr Leon, ass Mass aV. Prescrip-
lions and advice Tree ofany charge whatever nos
nR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- most reliable Ladies', Physician in the city, can
be consulted daily at lj5 Massachusetts avenue, from
ITO and 0tOS s. All Female Complaints and Irregu-
lares quickly cured. Prompt treatment separate
rooms for ladies, nO2
National Republican., 1881-12-21
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
PERSONAL.

VOU CAN BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS BUTTER
i and Eyes at LANES Creamery Butter stand,
Northern Liberty Market, at low prices. de2l-M%
ItABINEr PICrURES-TWO FOR 81; CARDS,
Y ! six Er ", tor The holidays, QUARrLEY'S Gal
leTy, i0 seventh street northwest, d. deli It"
National Republican., 1881-12-21

NTVHFN.
lii97h st w... go 90 oOoo 7th st w.,.-.. si5 90
2Dib Th st N w......... 10 90
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. 323 and 3ig Four-and.a-
half ST. n, W. also In 45s Louisiana ave. NV.
Call for n copy of our RENT LIST, issued every
Monday morning. IL contains complete list OF all
our property for rent.
MONEY no LOAN on Real Estate at lowest rates.
Parties having property to trade or sell will nd IL 10
their advantage TO call ID, II. WARMER,
del5 plB Il street.
INoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN & GO.
fel-if St CLOUD nnlldlnR.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
TURKISH BATHS.

NTEw TURKISH BATH tDR BOVEESl
~ lIl7 q street, Opposite Riggs House. Large Pool;
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday. Not
open SUNDAY. open from TN lO saturday. ~
Baths, "; six tickets. fi5O. Dr. IL. l.. BoVEE Eec
irip
National Republican., 1881-12-21
CHIROPODIsTS.

EA-ST FEET
promote health and longevity. Hence thousands
from far aud near, among them the highest medical,
judicial, political, military, and naval dgnltaries of
this country, and representatives of leading foreign
governments, visit DIR WHITES ChiTOpOdia Is
tahlishment, lil6 Pennsylvania ayenue, opposite
Wizards Hotel where relief is afforded without pain
In few minutes Press of business during Office
hours precludes attendance at residences except after
o D. IN, Office Tee, - per visit DIES
National Republican., 1881-12-21
LOST AND FOUND.

u T-wHILEsHofPING YESTERDAY (20TH
nslanD on the Avenue. between seventh and
Thirteenth streets long Black Onyx BreAsi.pu, set
with pearls. suitable reward Will be paid for lis
relmrn 10 lAlj N slrrel northwest. de2l.3tt
National Republican., 1881-12-21
FOR SALE--Lots,

We name in part the following desirable locations;
Both sides Mass. ave, bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
18th ST., bet st. and Mass. ave.
N ST. bet 10th and 10th sts.
Both sides Conn. ave-, bet. Q and r SITS.
West side New Hampshire ave, Immediately north
Dupont Circle.
Point cor. NJ II. ave-, o and 10Th sts
New Hampshire ave-, bet. N and sts
Both sides Rhode Island ave. bet lith and 18th stB
West side of 18th ST., bet. and 7 SITS.
Both sides Of 10th st., Immediately north OF Scott
Statue.
X st.. opposite Mcpherson Square.
Vermont ave-. bet. X and Lists.
Conn ave. west side, between l. and NJ stS
Together with large list In other sections OF the
city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY
We have also for sale number Of Dwelling Houses,
among them several chocey located and elegant resi-
dences not regularly known to be for sale,
TuoS. J. FISHER & CO.,
de0-tf 1924 street ~ W., near Ebbtt House.
GoLUAIBIA HEIGHTS
" SECURE HOMES.
This very desirable property, located on boundary
and Fourteenth Street Road, IL now being divided
and offered In Lots 10 suit purchasers. We are offer
cash, balance payable within five years, with interest
at per cent Call and examine plnts nt our office.
dei.3m A. l.. BARBER a CO.. lie Droit building.
ToB PRINTING AT THE NATIONAL REPUB
GioAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT GOOD
WORK AT REASONARLE PRICES
National Republican., 1881-12-21
United States MarshaTs Sale.

JAMES y. b-AAGBTE,
National Republican., 1881-12-21
COR RENT-Unfnrnished Houses

INoR RENT-NEAT FRAME, No 40 TENTH
IT street northeast, near II street cars rooms;
rent, slO ALBERT u. FOX, 80 Il street northwest
de213+
20 STREET ErsoUTHEAsT-AGRoo HOUSE
DD In good repair with cellar range, bath and gas,
one square from Cnpitol rent sls per mouth denl6t-
TNOR RENT-5it MAPLE AVENUE, 3 ROOMS,
I for 30; 1853 Linden street, rooms, s20 lie Drot
Park. A. L. BARBER & CO., lie DrOit Building,
Washington, D. O. deslN
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
il Trade City or Country Property come aud see the
great bargains at WILLIAM H. MAIN d BROTH
ERS 81. Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northN ST. mhl0-tf
National Republican., 1881-12-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Il ENSINGToN ART NEEDLEwoRK AND
IN Decorative EmbrOideries taught afler Royal
and classes. Specimens and terms, Room III, Vernon
Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1881-12-21
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Room,
FOR sALE-Miscellaneous.

rT,HREE. UNFURNlsHED ROOMS AND ON
Il Furnished Room, second story, near Thomas CiI
Gle; cheap. Address s.. nennbean Office. delp-3t
National Republican., 1881-12-21
WASHINGTON, d. c., DECEMBER 81, 1881.
Population Of tho National Capital. 100000.
Anuscn,cnts Tonight.
Postmnstcr.GcncraI Howe.

NNFNhAaN"sF N"-aNNsNs''
NATIONAL THEArRE-LOtta-"B Bob"
National Republican., 1881-12-21
ANIJTSEMENTs
IorrA.

MONDAY, December ~ (Christmas week), fret
appearance afer absence of six years of the org
nal and only VOkES FAM1LYs Matinee on Christi
mas (Monday) afternoon.
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Gossip and Curiosity.

-- N
NaAt Il gossip Aut ,Ar plten, --" ~
'a.-t..iN .u aea.t lat mHt l.-r-ee' il.Ai
u,'ea rises nyNa". lne >m'.. mean :tet> 't
pc, ,,aH4 history. A--s.t! "h..u ulu..at a. p
10 u,r.t what a.., been to.E even ia ys...-
.,u.e. 'nl j"A, -ae, about -"e..aA- a...s-
.....- ...t a.'.u-ati', gan c.a-.n nt r-,s, f.,
maze aIi no case iur .t>"H '-aa-' tac ,r-
crur ut -rnr>. N.c, ~'ap.. '..-tu,t realr.,.
a-.Aa-, IN lt.- 4, tAar'.-a.y 't.-I. 4, f,
c4u',ulE Aul between pru- u.a .a.a-,
VITA winch Is, aA'e n1 concern, anu retail
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Tom Thumb and Lablache.

Many wears ago Lablache and General
Tom Thumb happened to be in Paris at one
and the same time the former engaged
with Gri,i, Rubini and Tamburini at the op-
era, the latter exhibiting his dlminutive per
son at one Of the minor theaters in piece doe
caSion.' BY an odd coincidence the biggest
Of ha,s and the tiniest Of dwarfs living at
that time were both lodged at the same ho-
tel. One day an English tourist desiring to
make the generals acquaintance in private,
resolved to call upon him at his rooms, but
mlstook the door to which he had been dl-
rected by the hotel porter, and opened that
Of Lablaches sitting room. Catching a
glimpse of the great singers mighty form,
and overwhelmed with confusion at his
hlunder, he exclaimed apoogetically, "A
thousand pardons, sir; | was looking for
little Tommy Thumb" 81 am he :" thun-
dered out Lablache in his deepest tones.
You" gasped the amazed Briton, staring
with all his might at the vast proportions Of
his interlocutOr. "Why | saw you yester-
day at the Vaudeville. and then you seemed
to me scarcely bigger than baby" 'Just
So rejoined Lablache. THAT is how | am
obliged to appear on the stage; but, as YOU
see, when | am at home l make myself
comfortable by letting myself out to my
natural dimensions"
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Weaning the Baby Elephant.


The baby elephant OF the Barnum- Lon
don show is now ~ month, old and i fast
growing out Of the estate Of babt hood,
although long way removed from that of
an adult On TUESDAY last there was com
meuced at the show quarters in Bridgeport
the interesting process of weaving him from
the mother. lie was not removed To the
elephant room, but simply taken to the
|, opposite side Of the apartment and chained
10 a stake the same as the grown animals
Both mother and offspring showed their dis
approval OF the proceeding, Very strongly,
but neither made any serious trouble. II
was feared lIebe might get into furious
rage over the enlargement but she con
tented herself with merely uttering vigor-
Gus protests at frequent intervals and then
falling into state OF mild melancholy
The baby takes kindly to his new diet which
is mostly crackers and milk, and probably
in few days more will not feel specially
aggrieyed at being obliged to subSIst upon a
reg alar elephant diet OF hay and grain The
milk taken from Hebe since the weaving
began is freely drunk BY the show employees.
Prof. Arstingstall, who has charge Of the
elephants, says he has grown quite fond of
it. Ii is thicker and richer than cows milk,
he SAYS, and has a consistency and flavor sug
gesting the milk Of the cocoanut. About a
gallon of it is drunk daily BY the attaches of
the establishment.
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fILrl>o AfoKfIo> onnrE.


4i'i'feNi ~ "a T II t'r.
"Say. ny dear" ,a.d Mr. Spoopcndyke.
a. be flashed rcalin. q letter hc haI just
received, "my brother out West, want, me
To buy razor >trup aud suitable present
iur a Young lady, and send them to him
didn't know that a razor >trop vas a
suitable present for Young lady" replied
Mrs. SpJopcndyke. who was busy miNiLg
cainip tea and caught the remark imperfect
H.
= Ii would BE- suitable present for some
dadsa,ted married women If It would
sharpen EN- TIP any" retorted Mr. Spoopen-
DIXIE F." Who SAID anything about razor
strop and Young LADY, What observed
va, that ny brother out West wants me to
send him razor strop and present suita-
bic for Young lady. Now, can get the
strup, but don't understand what kind of
a present he wants
:. Let me see, musei Mrs.. Spoopend,ke.
her shopping instincts rising 70 the surface,
Does lie Say what Kind Of Young lady
she s2''
No. he doesn't :" roared Mr. Spoopen-
dyke. d" He leaves something to the I'M
agination Of the reader. suppose she's
got arms and legs, cause If she hadn't he
would probably have mentioned it. What
be want, j. present for an average woman :;
now hat can We get for herr"
Ii knew whether she was blonde or
brunette could tell letter hat She would
lik-," replied Mrs. Spoopends Ike, who, like
the rest OF her sex. always associated
women with the color that became her best
DO you suppose he means something for
her to wear or an ornament for her house?
3 I Il,
house or boards or lives at home"
What difernece does that make2" de-
manded Mr.. Spoopendyke. She's proba-
bly a human being. but We will suppose
she roo>ts in tree and hops with light
hearted skips from bough to bough like
a dod gasted crow.
You might get her a toilet set" sug-
gested Mrs. Spoopendyke, taking refuge in
a wOman's one idea of an appropriate pres
ent for another woman"
She don't want toilet set" snorted Mr.
Spoopendyke, . any more'n she wants the
chckenpox You want TO think of some
thing that is pretty and at the same time
she can use. Now think :"
How would one of the new painted
porcelain howerpots do?" ventuIed Mrs
Spoopendyke.
That's il - howled Mr.. Spoopendyke,
"a flower pot with measly saucer under ii
to plant the tree in when it turns cold
That your idea? One with broken legged
bugs painted on the outside and hole in
the bottom, so she can use it in the spring
for a spy glass That's the idea. A four
dollar flower pot for six cent rose bush with
the blind staggers and touch of the pip !!
Where's the pot? Fetch forth the highly
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seasoned flower pot" and Mr.. Spoopendyke
leaned back in his char and gared at his
wife
IN tell you what will do, my dear" said
Mrs. Spoopendyke approaching the next
suggestion cautiously. why not send an
album Pr
''lou mean one Of those books for lot
Of IDIOTS to wish they we're dead IN P" asked
Mr.. Spoopeudyke suspicIou>ly
No replied Mrs Spoopendykc, "a
photograph album"
Don't want H." snitTcd Mr. Spoopcu-
dyke, coutcmpuously. You mean that
sort Of thing that a girl always brings out
after tea and says That's ma and that's
pa. and that, Aunt Yin and her little boy,
and that's Uncle 81. and that's Aunt Flo, and
that, nce Jess and that's nv niece Mel
lie. amt She sweet And that, dog We
used to owu, and don't Know who that j.,
aud that's Clara Morris :" Don't want IL p"
And Mr., Spoopend, Ne's voice rose 10 a
steam whistle pitch. 'Spo>c I'm so.uJ TO
inhict a suffering public with boohfl Of
old >taEcr~ that all look alike and haze been
ID every album since Adlm began TO wear
pants Can't Sc think ut something ,cu>I-
IN r"
"Wouldn', half dozen fork, be nice r"
fa.'crcd Mr. SPoopcnd, Ac, almost AZ her
w.t. ends.
just the thing ." sa>pcI NJ, SpooPcu-
dyke. Half 4 dozen p,rcafprA, and ton
of hay. Then you might throw .u au eight
dal hen coop and a cat climbing o,rl the
baoa fence luuN, ~, ideas ahua, ,a.a
thing, All yoa wan, J. raiu vH.,Arr
and 4 chimney 70 BE- d,d -s,'rd santa
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Vol. XVII. Whole No. l4O4. No. 81.
The Humble Worm.
HIS AMAZING INTELLIGENCE AS DISCOVERED
By MR.. DARWIN.

Mr.. Darwin has long kept worms in con-
inement IN pots Of earth in his study. and
the first chapter IS devoted to their habits.
Worms, though they must be considered as
terrestrial animals, are nevertheless able to
live under water, and Perrier kept several
large worms for nearly four months alive
thus submerged. They are nocturnal in their
habits, but seldom wander far from their
burrows, though sometimes after heavy
rains they crawl as great distance as fifteen
yards They probably then never find their
old burrows again, but have To make fresh
ones. They often lie for hours almost mo-
tIouless close beneath the mouths of their
burrows, probably. as Mr. Darwin believes,
for the sake ct warmth. They line the up
per parts ot their burrows with leaves with
great SAtI. and ueatuess, filling up the inter-
st,ccN between the leaves with small stones
and such objects a> beads and bits Of tile
hen these are strrRtI near their burrows
tAat iA, tuIc, asc thus iiRCd with leaves -
discovery Of Nr Darwiu> Il is in keen
INK with - great ,k.. ia tube building cx-
hlngtea 10y numerous mSTlur auuciid>, though
not hitherto suspected of earth worms.
Worms, taou-h destitute If eyes, are not
entirely lu~rusGh.r to light. But light takes
som. time % aet upon thcm and must be
intense To do 50. Only the anterior extrem-
Ity Of the worms body Is sensitive 10 the
light, which act. apparently, directly on the
cc.cbrA, sanz.la. Possibly their progcn-
ltor, had ewes, which were lost ON their tax
INK 20 underground habits and the ,eusi-
tyrur~> Of the cerebral surface may be a lost
trace NJ q former more complete power OF
VISION. Narn the attention Of worms IS