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National Republican., 1881-09-05
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VNlON
TNoR RENT-coMPLETEIY FURNBnED, A
provements; northwest TO parties without children,
for year at go psr month in advance Address
TJ,oR RENT OR sALE-NEw HOUSE; FOUR
u teen rooms street northwest; rent moderate crate
For particulars address OWNER Republican ofiice.
IINoR RENT-A NICE TENEMENT OF FTYR
~ Roomsi slo per months reference required q, Ap-
ply NJ ~ ~ street nOrtheiust sVJot-
IIoUsE-wTTH LARGE ROOMS, HIGH CELL
~ Ing, bathroom, pantry. closets, balcony unoD-
structed view over drug store very desrapie resi- s
Seventh streets northwest. se59tf
JIoR RENT-A NEW EIoHT.RooM COTTAGE,
G situated on the Metropolitan Branch OF the ~;
walk from Linden station, Montgomery County
hsSyinps sscg1 e, AgRgS gShS 1S CALLAHAN ESS% Sem
IToR RENT-HoUsEN No. 7Oe X STREET NORTH.
~ west; rent t20 per month. W. W. BURDEITE
No. g2s Seventh street northwest sel.St
JIoR RENT--A DESIRABLE 1o-RooM FUR.
month by year. Apply at ioR Nineteenth street
TF you WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
Ss at at WILEY H. sorT
EKs, - Charles Hotel Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest mal9-u
L1oR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR. LIST OF
fest y - 81. Cloud Bulidng.
EoR RENT-BY n. II. WARNER,
Ga nth st n w.-siOo 90 1875 10th st w.. te1 50
lHI N At n w..... 90 o. 1872 X st n w....... 90 90
SIG Sth st n w..... 30 90 300 q ave, fur.,.. ~ 20
Ili3 7th st w....- 80 90 - Est nw........ 20 90
1909 10Th Ht W. fur 80 90 1914 II Vt n w.... " %
23p ave n w..... so OO 1i35 Park Pace..,., ~ %
$40 Capitol st....- A. 20 l33 Park Place.... ~ 90
Bii " Capitol st..,. 40 90 Cottage Row...... 10 30
635 u Capitolst..... 40 90 5eS ~ ST w""." 10 90
I'd st e.......,... rs 90 109 st Sc. OUO
21S ID ri w...,..... 10 90 li23 Park PlRcc.,.. 90
1870 st w...... q 30 2oO8 NJ st w......... 90
1il6 Sth st w.... "a 90 1900 a st n e....,.. 90
1l7 X st w.......,. % 90 3Wilson 81. %
1917 18th st n w..-..- - 90
STORES
h. near 7th st w.. eco 90 COS 81 w.......,5 90
1031 18th st w..,. % 90 1i5 1th ST w.,..-.. - %
1i437th 81 w.... 30 90 7OO6 Tth st w.... Is 90
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. s23 and $40 Four.and-a-
half st. n. W.; also in45S Louisiana avenue n. W.
welocated dairy farm for rent ut a low price.
Call for Weekly Rent-Jtst
The houses East Capitol street well located
and very desirable.
MONEY 10 LOAN ON Real Estate Mt Lowest Rates.
Parties having property TO trade sell will find II TO
their advantage to CALI -
oI0 street
National Republican., 1881-09-05
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GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AND WIVES
~ can find large handsomely furnished Rooms
With excellent Table Board, at go New York avenue
NO children, au2o6ts
TINHE FREMONT HOUSE, WITH ITS FINE
ror table will be found most desirable place Tor
summer boarding. Rates, room and board, vs. 20 80
per month. my2
National Republican., 1881-09-05
2Busimess Chances.

INoR SALE VERY CHEAP-PATENT oFFIcE
~ Reports (Mechanical from 1919 10 1871 inclusive
comprising 50 volumes, at BOOK STORE, No. 100;
Seventh street northwest. sci
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DOOMS WA NTED-3 FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR
III Rooms, furnished or unfurnlshed. Apply at SIS
Seventh street. te13tF
WY NTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, FUR
w nished unfurnished, room, where there
will be questions asked. Address J. W., Repnbl-
office. se33tt
VITANTED--l LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS
w for light housek eeping; unfurnished or partly
furnished; Capitol Hill or northwest preferred Adj
dress H. s., Republican Office se3 d%
A GENTJtEM or "a, Mfs5u lhIjfh
KOSs, small fpecord floor, in central location,
by the 18th OF September; terms moderate. Address
IL. III. G., Republican Office. se2.st+
WTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w by September Is, . small furnished Rooms
Address by mail giving all particulars, 4. ID. HOL-
LOWAY, 1l2 East Capitol street. se2-3t*
WTANTED-FURNISHED ROOMS, BATH
w and Board for gentleman, wife, and boy nine
years old price not to exceed 40 per month Ad-
dress - g. CASH. City Post-oilce. sci
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-By GENTLE
w man and wife, or Rooms furnished for
housekeeping; terms must be moderate; prompt
payment In advance good references given and re
quired. Address A. b. c. Republican Office soi-Sts
National Republican., 1881-09-05

I AIDES, GENTS, MISSES, AND oHILDREN's
FINE Low SHOES AND SLIPPERS
AT ACTUAL COST.
sHoP-woRN GOODS AT HALF PRICE
EI-AEIHT'5,
les sl6 Seventh st and 1917 PennSylyRnia ave.
National Republican., 1881-09-05
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LNOR RENr-THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
Il ~ by the Young Mems Christian Association, viz: An
ohice.ro0m, four large rooms, and the chapel, all
well lighted, and heated by steam. These rooms COW
erlng 4Ooo square feet, II not rented by July
arranged, VIII be for rent separately For TERMS &C.
apply TO A. s. PRATT SON, Agents, 4Ol Ninth
street northwest jel5-hiNF am
nMNIBusEs TO LET-FOR EXCURSION AND
" Picnic Parties. Apply at Office Imperial Hotel.
M
National Republican., 1881-09-05

r IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL on Time Deposits; United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates. COLLECTIONS made every
sylvAnia avenue. ma2ltf
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

fell at distance Of several miles from the
place Of the eruption. Later news from Ca
mas Prairie reports that column of black
smoke is still issuing from the opening which
is still visible from the praries. Evidences
of volcanic action at some fomer period exist
In many nlacea In the Immediate vicinity
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

The Southeast of Silver City, New Mex
leo, publishes the following: cat latest
accounts the hostile Indians seemed to BIO
again moving south from the line of the
Atlantic and Pacific road, and with several
parties of soldiers and citizens in pursuit.
Where they will strike next is mere mat.
ter of conjecture. The aggregate of killed
in Socorro, Valencia and Bernaillo counties,
during the past fortnight, cannot fall far
short of l0O."
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
EXAMINE THE NEW
ToNTINE INVESTMENT
INSURANCE.

Extract from letter Of Hon +. r. Lowl
Icertify that have taken out Tontinc" policy in
the New York Life Insurance Co. for SaO0; That re.
gard It the best and faircst plan OF Life Insurance
and that the principles embodied in the new plan ali
careful examination have removed the objections
have heretofore entertained against Life Inrnranr
have steadily declined to Insure until the Tontine"
wac presented TO me. Yours very truly
Fellow.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

SAYS the San Francisco Commercial Her.
aid and Market Rerioe; The sugar turned
out OF the two refneries located at San
Francisco is reported as follows by the
Assessor Raw sugar used, S0.560.000
pounds white sugar made, 29.55O,O0
pounds yellow sugar produced, 81 $50 900
pounds and the syrup product has been
$4,000 gallons, the total valuation being
$6,635,0UO.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

festo to the electors at North Durham is
most violent. 1t entirely ignores the Land
Act, and declares it impossible for the Irish
party to enter into an alliance with any
section which allows itself to be used in
support of Coerconist Ministry who ban.
ished personal liberty from Ireland and
reduced it to n worse condition than that of
Russia under the third section.
LONDON, August 25th.-The Daily Ne,cs
says: 1t has become evident the English
tenants mean to bestir themselves to obtain
redress for their legitimate grievances
Various agencies are cooperating to bring
the English land laws within the range of
practical parties. Gladstone has recently
repeated his opinion as to the desirability
of legislating on the subject without delay
CALCUTTA, August 15th.-The official re.
port of the crops in the Province of Mysore
are more hopeful, but rain is greatly
wanted.
A serious instruction has occurred at
Muncepoor, but no details are received. The
Maharajah has executed seventeen men and
imprisoned 800 others.
LONDON, August 23d.-In the House of
Commons to-day, Harrington, Secretary of
State for India, said that although he had
been in constant communication with the
Viceroy of India, he was not aware that
the Ameer had asked for money or arms,
or that the Indian Government intends in
terfering with the internal affairs of
Afghanstan.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

NASE GOODS,
~ large assortment of Fruits, Meats FISH
Lobsters, CLAIMS, Oysters, Shrmps &C.
1T received, and for sale by BOiIES A. ca
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

An item in late paper from the States
says "Conkling declares his intention to
quit politics forever 1t is high time that
he should quit politics when politics has
quit him. He has evidently outlived his
usefulness, and his absence from the coun-
oils OF the Union will not be missed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

Tbs past ten months have been noted as
period OF volcanic activity. The eruption of
Mauna Loa on the 9th o. November last was
followed within very few days by a dis
charge Of smoke from Mount Baker in WASH
ington territory and Mt Hood in Oregon.
About the same time volcano on one of the
southern islands of the Japanese group was
quite active. Some months after old Vesuyius
broke out and later small volcano was re-
ported ia New Zealand And now we receive
news Of the breaking out Of a new candidate
TOR volcanic honors in an unexpected quarter
in Idaho territory, A dispatch IRON Lew
Idaho, says; volcanic eruption took place
on the s'5, " 'e ricnnIaln south OF the South
FORK OF Zoe Nlcarwarer river, about 20 miles
ssst oil Mount Idaho, on Tuesday, The 9th INST,
sone,us iot'n column u; bre and smoke sew
essi hundred feet in height, and rock, which
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

HEMP CORDAGE. AND BOLT ROPE.
A N ASSORTMENT OF SIZES FROM . Ia
~ inch to s inch. Also, Spunyarn, Seizing Ratlin
Houseline, Marline, Rounding, sc. ''"''
olo BOLLES & co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

ROLLER LINSEED OIL IN BBIS.
- and gallon cans Raw Paint Oil. the pure lnsecd
For sale by BoLLES Il Co q
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

ROLLED LINSEED PAINT OIL.
- Raw Insced Paint Oil, WaTrentcd the pure Article
Lard OIL, for Lubricating. Cases of Spirit Tur-
pentine. Atlantic Lead, in packages OF l H. and
upwards or 10 lbs. Paint Brushes In great
variety. All of which will be sold at Prices by
70 u BOILES A. co
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON, IN
~ barrels and half barrels. For sals BY
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

THE WORLDS RAILRoADs-T lines of
railroads in the FIVE divisions of the earth
cost in round numbers, s16,OO0,OOO, 900,
and would, according to Baron Kolb, reach
eight times round the globe, although il is
little over half a century since the first
railroad worked by steam was opened be-
tween Darlington and Stockton, Sept. 81,
1926, and between Manchester and Liver
pool, Sept. Is, 1880. 1t is shown that in
France, previous to the existence of rail
roads, there was one passenger in every
335,OOO killed, and one out of every 10000
wounded whereas between 1885 and 1875
there was but one in 1,57S,S90 killed. and
one in $50 450 wounded, so that we may
infer that the tendency to accidents is
yearly diminishing. Railroad travelling in
England is attended with greater risk than
in any other country in Europe. A French
statistican observes that if person were
to live continually in railroad carriage
and spend all his time in railroad travel
ing, the chances in favor of his dying from
a railroad accident would not occur until
he was 900 years old.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

DAlNTS AND MTG
l. Lead, Hubbuck's Lead, Hubbuck's zine
Nordigris, Black Paint, Chrome Green
Chrome Yellow Paris Green, and a
Full assortment of Fancy Paints.
For sale by BOLLES 4 Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

PROVISIONS.
1ORlME PORK. EXTRA MESS BEEF IN
u barrels Extra Family Beef in half barrels Extra
Pig Pork in y. and 70 barrels Butter in 20 ID kegs
and lb glass jars Hams and Bacon extra nce Lard
For Sale by BOLLES & Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
RECEIVED THIS DAY

kNEEh-CALlFORNIA HAY. CALIFORNIA
N Oats, California Barley, California Ground Barley,
Iauiorhla Corn: California Wheat, California Bran.
All fresh and in good order, and for sale low by
4
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

SALMON.
1NOLuMBIA RIVER SAI .MON IN RARREIS
~ and half barrels, Canned Salmon and 10 tins
BOLLES a. CO
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-03

The little girl took her doll with her.
as she did on nearly every occasion.
and pointed out to Miss Mary, as she
called her, all the beauties of the
place. Then. as she received n present
of n little pail and shovel. with an in
vitation to'a good dig in the sand. she
handed Miss Mary to her mother.
charging her to take care of the child
until her return. and not let her fall
into the ocean, Or go out in any of the
sail-boats, and went OIL full of glee
with her friends to distant part of the
beach.
friends on the piazza, held the doll,
and, after little while, as two gentle
men friends suggested a walk, she rose
and absent-mihdedly putting her arm
about Miss Mary. started out. Before
they had gone far she noticed that
every person coming towards her
seemed full of laughter, that ladies and
gentlemen glanced at her, and then
smiled significantly ut each other, until
she felt sure that there must be some
thing peculiar in her dress OF looks to
cause so much merriment.
She felt each side of her bonnet,
wondering if the long bonnet pins
were standing out. and giving her
ridiculous appearance, but no, they
were all secure in their places. Then
she felt of her tie. wondered if her collar
was awry, and, as different ones ap-
preached. each person breaking out in
to a smile as they drew near, she began
to wish that she had not started, and
was decidedly uncomfortable.
Finally, as a company of young peo-
pie passed, smiling like the rest, but
unlike the Others unable to restrain
their risibles, broke out into a merry
laugh as one remarked. Ibid you ever
see anything so ridiculous?" it instantly
dawned upon the unfortunate lady that
she was promenading up and down tho
beach, a gentleman on either side, con-
versing as though she were a sane per-
son, and she. tall and large, carrying
this little doll on her arm. 1t was III
diculous enough when discovered, and
the gentlemen, as well as the lady who
had been the cause of all this merri-
ment, laughed heartily.
Poor, innocent Miss Mary, who looked
SO pretty as her little blue-eyed IMAM
ma" carried her about, but presented
so entirely different appearance in the
arms of her tall, abscnt-minded "grand-
mother" was Immediately concealed,
while the lady and friends walked back
to the hotel, noticing us they went the
look on the faces of the passers-by, as
though they said: THAT doll has van
ished. She's discovered what we were
laughing att
So sometimes when we are inclined
10 grow indignant at the unexplained
smiles of other people, it is quite posi-
BILE we might join in the laugh ourselves
If we could only discover the cause OF
their merriment.--C CHICAGO Stamford.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-03
WIT AND WISDOM.

Maud S. is merely another illustra-
ton of the fact that time is money
oil City Derrick.
Prospecting miners in search OF
"pay ing dirt" usually look in vein for
ore.-LoweH Courier.
There will be no more parting
there said .he man when he looked
into the mirror after having his hair
shingled. -TeJdS Stttings.
There are many hot places in this
world, but man should 90 to Switzer-
land to Berne.- Wit and IPiStlom.
Spring chickens are beginning to
feel safe, but before long the cook
will tackle them n, fall fOwl.-N o.
Picayane.
A Boston man claims to have been
born with a bullet in his liver; but that's
not the question just now. Has he been
weighed in the induction balancep-
NeW HdUen REGISTER.
-"Can cattle count?" is what agi-
tates the agricultural papers just now.
OF course they can. Some of the herds
in Texas number thousands, and see
how the beef cattle figure in Che stock
yards reports. Huntington HdaOheye.
"A cynical Benedict says one gets an
adequate idea of the desperate straits
to which Ruth was reduced in the land
of Moab only by remarking that she
clave unto her mother in Jaw Boston
Courier.
"A young man in Litchfield who has
been in the habit of carrying his smok-
ing tobacco and pistol cartridges loose in
one pocket has reformed, and in time to
save the larger part of what was once
as handsome a nose as could be found
in Litchfield. -Dan6ury NeUs.
"A facetious baker in Auburn put a
broad grin lately on the faces of all his
customers by announcing on a conspic-
uous placard that he sold yeast of a new
kind which made bread SO light that
pound of it only weighed twelve ounces.
Albany Journal
ANY person employed in the postal
service. by reading communication on
4 postal card, subjects himself to fine
of not less than 500 or more than ST.
600. If this law has been enforced, as
we presume it has, it is no longer won
derful that our National debt has been
SO greatly reduced. -Bosto,s Post.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-03
Duty Combined With Pleasure.

Most children would reply. if asked
which they loved to do best things for'
pleasure or from a sense of duty-that
they want to do without any duty about
it. Now children may believe that
selfish pleasure gratitied brings to them
selves the greatest possible happiness.
But. children, if you just study your
own hearts a short time or through all
your lives, you will find that duty COM
bined with pleasure brings TO yourself
far greater happiness than any indul-
gence in pleasure where you feelno duty.
either real OF imaginary. God has i'm
planted in every heart the love of doing
our duty toward Him, ourselves and all
with whom we have any relation in life.
We have it much in our power to teach
ourselves to enjoy the discharge of ev-
cry duty faithfully. Our characters are
our individual creations to n very great
extent. We may complain and make
ourselves wretched over the inevitable,
or we may obtain much innocent enjoy
ment from the discharge of little duties
in everyday life. -Linte Gem.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-03
FACTS AND FIGURES.

The citizens of Vicksburg. Miss,
nave subscribed 800, 900 toward 4 cot
-ton-mill.
A man breathes about Is times a
minute, and uses 5000 cubic feet, or
about 375 hogsheads of air per hour
The Michigan Car Company, De-
troit. employs 1000 men. In the
foundry for miscellaneous castings, 60
tons of iron are melted per day, and 80
tons in the wheel foundry.
-Thirty-nine locomotives were
shipped from the three locomotive
works in Paterson during July. Four
of the locomotives were sent to Spain,
being part of an order of ten, the first
ever received in America from that
country.
An empty platform car weighs 49,
600 pounds; an empty box car, 10000
pounds; passenger car. &c, 200 pounds
and sometimes more; and an average
locomotive, $4,000 pounds. A single
pair of car wheels weighs 500 pounds.
Prof. Newcombe, of Washington,
has erected apparatus on the terrace
about the foundation of the Washington
Monument, and is there continuing his
experiments to measure the velocity of
light. A revolving mirror is placed at
Fort Whipple and a stationary mirror at
the monument. The time required for
a flash of light to travel to the mouu-
ment and back to Fort Whipplc is ascer-
tanned by delicate measurements.
The thirty eight States of the Union
contain 2, 299 counties. Texas leads off
having Isl counties, followed closely
by Georgia's 1877. After Georgia in the
table come Kentucky with III coun-
ties; Missouri, lis; Virginia, 105; Illi
nois, 1O2; Iowa, 80; Tennessee and
North Carolina each 81 and Indiana
90. AS rule the Southern States have
more counties than the Northern
States.
During the last sixteen years, says
the Philadelphia Price Current. the pop
ulation of the United States have paid
81, 100, 435, 900 in interest on the Ma
tional debt. They have also paid $685.
657, 395 on the principal. or an aggre-
gate payment of 80, 523, 092, 395. The
debt could be entirely wiped out by
1896 if the people should pay each
year, from now until then, sum equal
to the average annual payments during
the past fifteen years. The debt per
capita in 1865 was $685.. and the
amount of interest to be paid per cap
tia per annum SI.20. Now the debt
per capita is $37.74, and the annual
interest to be paid per capita is Sl.56.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-09-03
The Virginia Situation.

The split in the Republican party in
Virginia shivers the plank to which the
Malone Repudiationists have chung in
a last desperate hope for safety. As
soon as the Lynchburg Convention as
semblcd it was evident that it was COM
posed of two irreconcilable factions.
These were the COalitionists on the one
side, and the Straight-outs on the other.
Neither would give in. The Coalition
lists were in favor of indorsng the re-
pudiation ticket, while the Straight-outs
were for putting up Republican candi-
dates on "A dccsively Republican plat
form. Discussion became violent
Epithets took the place of argument
and the dissension finally merged into
separation. The Straight-outs went in
to convention by the mselves. Then
the Coalition party Endorsed Malone,
adjourned and went home The
Straight outs, recognizing the folly of
making nominations without the con-
currence of their Coalition associates,
but refusing to initiate their example
hv indorsing the Malone party, passed