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National Republican., 1882-10-04
THE SUIT SHOULD DE DISCONTINUED.
Tbe New Ei.,,.C,r.

The new fsh-c being build by Mr.. Levi Curry,
of this city, will be completed this week. The car
is finished inside with white ash. which will be
LEFT as near the natural color as possible. The are
four ice boxes in the car capable ofcarrying 500
pounds, and on each side will be the large tanks
for holding the fish. The walls of the tanks are
filled with cork, and ou the inside lined with
rubber aud galvanized iron. The car is made en-
tirely by Washington mechanics, and is model
of beauty and convenience. There will be a large
mnnenouse anu car -sneu eiScteu ut ,ne olu Armory
6i feet, and extending from 1t through the park
will be the warehouses, 127 feet in length and 27
feet wide. The building is designed to hold the
fishing material that viii be sent TO the London
Exposition and much of the material that now
crowds the old Armory building will be placed in
It, as also the presents given TO the government by
centennial exhibitors.
National Republican., 1882-10-04

The Republican voters of the United
States in 1880 elected Garfield and Arthur.
They chose the one to be President for
four years, if he should live, and the
other to succeed him rs President, if
within that term he should die. There
was no division among Republicans as to
any principle or policy. All professed
the same creed, and all voted for both
men. The party has not at any time
since altered its platform or given notice
of any change of purpose. 1t is difficult
to define the extent to which, in party
government like ours, a President who is
for the time being the recognized head
of the party, may exert his influence for
the maintenance of the principles on
which he was chosen. In England Mr.
Gladstone the real head of the govern
ment, speaks at dinners as well as in Par
lament, and rallies his party against the
opposition as though he thought the right
need not lack his public advocacy, because
upheld by his political friends. If Presi-
dent Arthur, falsely charged as he is with
using his high Office to further the schemes
of faction in the State of New York, should
at any proper place and ON any fitting
occasion publicly rebuke the SANDER
and should urge Republicans everywhere
to bring out all their reserves in Novem-
Der and demonstrate their undoubted
power to crush out the conspiracy within
the party by defeating the Democracy
without the aid of the conspirators, We
believe he would be applauded by the
people generally, and that his words
would have great influence. Then, if
every head Of a department would with
energy indicate his choice, as between
Republicanism and its enemies, at great
public meetings, as Cabinet officers have
done from time immemorial down to the
last election, they could do great good.
What is needed is brave and manly
graphing with the situation by Republi-
cans in every station, from the President
| to the plainest citizen. Let knaves and
falsifers be branded with the hot iron OF
truth, and let q healthy circulation Of
blood succeed the dry rot of which the
party is sick nigh unto death. We con-
clude as we began: If the Republi-
can party does not fight its enemies it
will be defeated, as it ought to be. If it
is not strongly impressed with the i'm
portance of living it will die, as it ought
| TO die
National Republican., 1882-10-04
when Gabriel Sounds His trump.

When de Las Days counts made out,
Ell Ole Gab'el makes his shout,
Dere's rngin' en- er sngin' Trough de trumpet In
his han,
VIII yer step up ter de line,
Chile, ter hnd out whar yer gwlne,
Widout shakin wldout quakin', like er solid little
man?
VIII yer trlmble In de knees,
En- feel wusser by degrees,
Heart or sinkin', eyes er bnkn In quurls sort
way?
VIII yer try ter break run,
En hab trouble fer yer fun,
Ack'ln foolish, kickn' mullsh, on de awful Judg.
inent Day2
All, de debbil's mighty quick,
He Is soople en- he's slick,
Full er FIRE, keen brier and he's all time the
watch.
But do LAwd is gojd en- true, honey,
En He Will help yer Trough,
Efyer talk up, man, and walk up tor do line on toe
do notch. Ierds SVtinOL
National Republican., 1882-10-04
The Chief Eunuch Heard From

The string attached to the Jumping
Jack who edits the New York Tribune
was given very violent jerk yesterday,
and the result was succession of the
familiar political posturings of which the
toy is capable For creature who wrote
for President Garfeld's eye the mid
night dispatch in which he threatened
and bullied that victim of his previous
malignity, urging the use of patronage
for the building up of political faction
in New York to serve an Ohio leader
for such brass-mounted fraud to put
on virtuous airs and lecture President
Arthur for interfering in the politics of
his own State by the use of patronage,
which he did not do, is eminently char
acteristic of the notorious Whitelaw Reid.
The deiamer of Garfield and the advocate
of Grants assassination is in congenial
business now patching up excuses for
men who desire to scuttle the Republi-
can ship. We said to some friends on
Sunday, the oath, that within ten days
the Tribune would be in full cry against
the ticket. Yesterday was only the ninth
day, and seldom has the old slush-tub
been emptied of such foul contents.
National Republican., 1882-10-04

ing a nomination made unanimous on
the motion of Senator Miller, the anti
administration leader, is dishonest on
its face, and forcshadows desire to cre-
ate a party schism like that manufactured
in the same manner and under the same
balcful outside influence in the State of
Pennsylvania.
Let no Republican underrate the forces
aeninst which the party is now contend
ing. So long as there was only secret
conspiracy an attack on the conspirators
would only have made them objects of
sympathy. But when conspiracy testers
into rebellion then it is useless to look
behind the knife in our onemy's hand
for good heart in his breast. For those
who, under the temporary influence of
disappointment and the angry feelings
which good fighters often experience in
fair defeat, are now sullen and discon-
tented, there should be patience and for
bearance. But for those who intelli-
gently and in cold blood attempt to con-
spiro to organize a division in tho Re-
publican party there should be open and
direct denunciation, so that true Repub-
licans may not become involved with
them in ignorance of the extent to which
they are going.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
She SWnr'h.

"Do you know the nature of an oath2" asked q
judge of colored woman.
Yes, sab; reckon / does"
you know then, what it is to swear2"
"Yes, sah / reckon l does"
Hold up your hand and swear" She held up
her hand and ripped out an oath which almost
took the judges breath.
II will send you to jail for this, you miserable
creature"
J." For what jedge?"
"For using proiane language in this court room" Z"
II doesn't know what you means by fame Ian
guage. lertold me ter swar, an l swar'd. White
folks 81; tin SO high up II gins niger crlck in
the naik ter look up at EN-. Use gwine ter leave
dis town, case want borned in Arkans aw, no.
how. .''-ATkdnSaW lrdueker.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
The Poor Democrats.

new difficulty has sprung up to torment the
otherwise sufficiently troubled Democratic Cam
paien Committee. Its poverty is well known, but
II mas Just leaked out that Is SO short OF funds as
such as are furnished ii TO be distributed free OF
cost. The story goes that q few rich Democratic
advertise themselves and get into circulation
speeches, which otherwise would never been
heard OF, by dumping them in cart loads into the
hands of the committee. At the same time these
Congressman refuse to contribute anything to-
ward circulating amy of the other speeches, which
would be better campaign ammunition-Phid-
delDhil Press
National Republican., 1882-10-04

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full
amount ofinteresting reading matter, will
be issued tomorrow. Copies in wrap
pcrs ready for mailing may be had at the
business Office,
National Republican., 1882-10-04
A KefOrIller.

The Republicans of the Fifth New Jersey dis.
trict are by no means united In the nomination OF
William waltaw Phelps for Congress, and the
friends Of John Hill, his rival in Wednesdays
convention, are indignant at the means used TO
secure his defeat Phelps said he was not candi-
steps 70 pack the convention for him. He is q re-
former parts his hair aud his name in the middle,
puts his hair up in curl-papers, wears corses, and
one eyeglRss.-B0stOn IF0v6ieT
National Republican., 1882-10-04
STEWART L. wooDFoRp.
The REM Cause OF si. OpposittOn 60
Iuduc F0Irar

Judge FOIger.
II is currently reported here anent the recently
expressed determination of Stewart L. Woodford
to oppose the election of Hon. Charles J. Folger
that II is moro the result Of personal pique than
any deep.seatcd principle The story runs that
when tho celebrated income-tax suit was first ini-
J. 1ilden, Mr.. Woodford applied for and received
the auth orlty TO Beoure the services of special
counsel TO represent the interests of the govern
ment ana TO assist In the prosecution. Amer tho
matter had been most encrgGucally presse In the
courts Mr. Tilden came forward and offered to
sum. This was peremptorily declined, ana again
the suit dragged It's slow length, like q wounded
snake. along through the courts. Finally MIR.
Vnnderpoel, MIR. 1ilden's lawyer, Mr.. Woodford,
and Mr.. Plerrcpont had consultation, the out
come of WHICH was n proposition that Mr.. Tilden
should pay all costs and counsel fees and
THE SUIT SHOULD DE DISCONTINUED.
This proposition was forwarded to the Attorney
General, and, in due course of routine, was re-
Judge Foger. After careful examination OF the
case the Secretary returned the proposition to the
Attorney General, giving MS hs opinion that II
Mr.. Tilden was guilty there could be no good
reason for disseminating the suit and IL he was
innocent the leyying of costs upon him us the
price of exemption from further litigation was
simply blackm ailing operation, which he would
ney General decl ned to entertain the proposition,
and Mr.. Woodford DIS anger waxed hot. If the fore
going story is true in every PARTICULAR as II is as.
serted 1t is II will account for much of the sudden
impulse that has carried Mr.. Woodford Sabbath
days journey toward the Democratic camp. The
and money matters have even been source OF
strife,
National Republican., 1882-10-04

71,ts,,s OF TtJE WEEKLY NATIONAL REruBLrcAsG
commenced on Thursday, January 8, 1857 Hts hand
some dotibte sheet oteO pages dndry-sfI coiiTsns
UcontdiS the nepi nom ut purts Of the 1ro'id, and ~
rpccidy inte,estinO as containing NE proeeednpsof
the Executive Legislative and Judicial branches Of the
Government including the oppontnent promotions,
assignments and disnissdts IN ali departments OF Gov
s,g,,aem service II contains fti report Of army and
navv movements and orders. n Includes dsd special
Iedturo the political personal and social ner' and So
cistp oossip Of the Nations CtIpitdi
m short, u Is the best and only ,reetiy pnper IN
drertcd girfnp addition 10 null general netns rom
oHpurts Of ne Worid complete photogrdph or I've,
doinDs, and proceedings at the Cnpdt Of The Nation.
Terms Single copies, ONE DOLLAR AID FIFTY
CENTS oer yedr; ten copfes or more address,
DOLLAR per copy Postage prepaid by ne pubtishe'''
Sample copies nee
No,c Is the time 10 s,ib,crfbe
National Republican., 1882-10-04
Mikes Request.

1t was Mixes third appearance In court within
thirty days, and in reply to his usual appeal for
elememSy me MAGISTRATE Imp imPatieny r osseryed
not me style to be braggin'," retorted Nike, "but
if yer bonneur will borry pair of shelleahs an
stip outside wild me I'll make 1t inconvaynient for
ye to how'd that opiOniOn ."-BrOOkiuN EdQLe.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
WHARF II. CaIirorninr

TO the EdlIOr OF TIE NEPUBLICAN:
Can you inform me through your columns
whether the Caliiornians in the District have held
a meeting to decide what they shall do for the
Garfield Monument Fund ut the Capitol next
month; il SO, when and where was the meeting
held, and who are on the committee2
A CALIFORNIAN,
National Republican., 1882-10-04
She Thought IL Did.

"We had such delightful time at the beach,"
exclaimed tho first as they took seats in the Car.
Did you gain any in health?' asked the other.
"NO can't say us did"
"Do the children feel better?'
Perhaps not"
Ibid your husband get rid of his cough? 2"
"Oh, no."
"Theu. tosum the whole thing up, did you really
gain anything by going?
"Cerainly we did. My husband made friends
with man from Iowa, and got him to sign note
with him for $1,000. l should say we did gain p'.-
WdH Street DdHy Netps.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
Hin, 20 George Ii. PendIeton.

Statistics oflate years prove beyond dispute that
the Presidential Lightning is much moro likely to
strike the man who keeps quiet and makes no ef-
fort TO get the nomination than II Is the one who
puts forth all his energies TO secure it,-S. Louis
Globe. DemOc rat.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
CHARLES T.. BISHOIsfGk co.,
REA IL EST ATE Is IL OK Err 8

IaTSvR STSE AGE nTTS,
zoos srREsT NORTHWEST.
Real Estate bought and sold. Houses rented.
Rents collected. I5Ans negotiated. Insurance in
hrstolass companes Al lowest paying rates No
charge for adyertiynR Our office is one OF the hne5t
and best located tho city. Parties having property
In our hAndA se2lY
National Republican., 1882-10-04
IIOw'a This.

James oakley, who formerly represented Queens
County in the New York senate, states that
Blaine's friends offered him $4,000 and his cam
paign expenses TO run against Perry Belmont for
Congress with $4,000 additional If the latter be
defeated Chicago Times.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
TERMS.
Noyt,,bc TImc 90 sub.crIbc.

N, r,icc ofTHE NATIoNAL RErunLtCAN bV mail
q, at the counter r. THREE cFNrs for single copVi
mo trtcks. TwENTY-FtvE CENTS; ono month rirrY
rrNrs, tiro months ONE DOLLAR; three months one
DOLLAR ASp 4 HALF; sir months THREE DOLLARS
o,cvcar, SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid bV the pub
hShcrt.
His dciirr,d m Washington and The SUBURBS by car
yItYsdt The same rates.
g1erc Sno better time than hopresstto sub'cribe ror
ne Hc,st, brightest, and best ne,cspdper pubihed az
Ut tNutiOnui CuDftdL Send copies 10 1our Criehh
National Republican., 1882-10-04
A GenrrIn Girl.

81 met lovely woman from Rome, Ca, yester-
day, and she said: I've been at summer resorts
for month, and all ] want now is to DO In my
back porch ut home In q loose wrapper and my
face buried In Georgia watermelon "-AHGnId
COnstIutiOn
National Republican., 1882-10-04
FOR RENT-Uouses.

ISon 1IS,r ,TpIe,if ffoTfsr ,ryT6 s'ToT1Fs
II and basement; water and gas; Dunbarton avenue
Apply at a0li Nj street GeOrgetown, y. Q. .ociStt
TToR RENT COMPLETELY FURNISHED
house, containing eight rooms and bath, situated
on terrace In n very desirable nelghborhood. 1881
Fifteenth street northwest. oclate
TNoR pENT-FoR THE SEASON, A VERY
AZ finely furnished house, with ilrstclnss board.
PersoDs Wishing toentertnin or avoid housekeeping
without giving home comforts could not be better
suited. Bestofrefcrences given. II. JACOB, French
caterer, g20 Fnrragut Square northwest oc30te
TIoR RBNT--A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II house! eleven rooms; hne location; to careful
persons with reference. Apply at iii6 Tenth street
northwest. sc30-0ts
IToR RENT-uoUSE lios STREET NORTH
II, west twelve rooms; water gas. and nll modern
convenienoes Apply to THoS. J. MYERS, l220 II
street. sea5tf
National Republican., 1882-10-04
MONEY TO LOAN.

TINHE BEST WAY TO BUY HOMES AND TO
Il pay on mortgages Is In the
EQUITABLE c. Il. ASSOCIATION,
For saving and advancing money. Lowest rates OF
interest on loans. No commissions or heavy expen-
ses. Information, &c, furnished BY
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary,
se0-1m ei7 street northwest
National Republican., 1882-10-04
His Idea or It.

The Arkansaw 1rdreler's aged colored person
says: "My idea of de better worl' Is whar dar ia
election gOin ON all de time, case den de white
folks is alters perlight"
National Republican., 1882-10-04

lncommun icdhous rnus,oe addressed "7bths Editor
,'Tur REpUnLIcAS" and 10 insure publication M a
itrfue tc0fblV on ono side of nc paper onty 1'fh
mann ana residence Of ne ,priter attached No eopI-
biinicdiiOls iUiH be returned
National Republican., 1882-10-04
Amusement. To.Sirnt.

DmvER's oARpES-Entertainment
FoRDs OPERA-HousE-"On Ono Of the Finest"
NATIONAL. TnEATEn--" Black Crook"
Theatre CoMIaUE-Varety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GLAIMs
A lawyer well posted on claims and familiar with
De partmenial practice, would like TO make arrange
ments with some Washington attorney having Q
large business Of this class. Address ATTORNEY,
Republican Office. oc2-3tf
VNoR EXOIIANdE-FLoUR MILL LOCATED
IL in Western city, now doing splendid business.
for good city propsrty. For particulars address N.
o.. Republican Oiice oc2@tt
NOR SALE-VERY CHEAP-PATENTo OFFICE
IL Reports (mechancal) from lsI5 to 1871 inclusive,
comprising 81 volumes, at Book Store, l2c3 seventh
street northwest oc2-Sts
II IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates. COLLECTIONS made every
sylYanla AYenua. mnlo-U
National Republican., 1882-10-04
Population Of the National Capital. 100000

wAsH1NGToN, D. G., OCTOBER 4, 1882.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
SIR BENJAMIN BAcKBIrE, of the New

SIR BENJAMIN BACKBITE, of the New
York Times, says:
The situation will prove perplexing to many
honest minds, and it is calculated to beget sin
cere sorrow in the hearts of the best friends Of
Judge Folger and the Republican party.
1t is distressing to think of Sir Benja-
minis sorrow as well as of his honesty.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
"INGLESIDE"

morning, ,containsa complete sch edule OF our Houses
Stores Shops. and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices &c. and how they may be
seen. PROPERTY Tor sale IN all parts of the city.
mrT II u. WARMER. ols street.
VF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade City or Country Property, come and see the
WILLIAM II. MAIN g BROTHER, St. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mh19-tf
National Republican., 1882-10-04
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FOR SALE-Farms.

nor SAL IETHIRTY-THREE ACRES OF
II land suitable for dairy purposes in the county.
District OF Columbia; 2300 Also, q hne dairy farm
of So acres four miles from Aqueduct bridge; dwell
ing Of 10 rooms excellent spring; all the outbuid
ings fruits Of various kinds. VIII exchange for city
property. By r. d. RUFFIN.
se3LSts LIE DroIt Building,
National Republican., 1882-10-04

ToBPRINTINa AT THE NATIONAL REPuB
loan PRINTING ksrABIsHMRNE GOOD
WORK AT PRIoEA
National Republican., 1882-10-04

~ ENrLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
NJ treatment ard y speedy and radical cure ofAll
Naner eAl and NerYN us Diseases matter from whAk
cause without tns use Of meronrlal or other o6jeo.
tionable treatment. cure guaranteed. In recent
or acute cases pi escriptiQns and advice given he6
Qfhoes richly private. No one seen but tho doctor.
Hours. to s. q To 4 exclusively. DIR. LEON. 2u
PennHy lvanla avenue. apS
National Republican., 1882-10-04
MEDICAL.
HEALTH rs wEALTH.
YOUNG MEN.

Ifyou have failed 10 receive proper treatment In
GASES Of Heart Disease. Kidney Complaint Nervous
Debility, Impotency, Premature Decay, Weak ness
Dyspepsia Nervous Excitablilty &c. send two
stamps for our new book,
Address secretary Medical and Surgical Institute
ll7 Last Fifteenth street. New York, Ja7-ly
National Republican., 1882-10-04

CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- TOLU TONlC.-Spre cure for Dyspepsia In ali
It's stages also for Coughs Colds bronchitis, asthma
remedy that is beneficial In Malarial climates Ths
Is a preparation Of BALSAM OF T0LU, ROCK
CANDY, MAoNESIA, and other medcinals bone
hca In the above diseases the basis being the pnrest
Rloe and Rye Whlskies, harmless and very pleasant
10 take Try H. For sale by all druggists and gFocerS
at 81 per quart bottle Thetrade supplied at liberal
HARBOUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
wholesale grooers sole Agents for this city Henry
Bischoff 4 Co, New York and Charleston s. c. s0la
manufacturers and proprletors. de2IIy
National Republican., 1882-10-04
wANTED-s,tuot,ops-Eemalo.


WANTED-DY AN EDUCATED AND TX
o,s perlencqd lady situation ~ fnmily TO ach
cnuton, or 70 nssist thoun IN their sludes; snnIy
nominal. Apply nj ae2 Twcnty-fOurth street norih-
A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN WISHES
LA,,h situation To do general housework IN hsmR
nmy host city references given " required Call 90
SIC Sew Hampahire avenue between 10 and io'clock
WANTED ny A REsPECrABE WHITE GIRL
w "a situation rs Chnmbermaid OF nurse can give
city reierence Address n r. city postolllcc ooistf
w ANTED ny A CoLoRED UIRls--A PLACE
od ~, TO do Chamber work or plain cooking Address
go X street northwest. oci-9tt
WANTED-DY A WHITE WOMAN 4 PLACE
Wv, TO do PLAIN cooking or houscwork in private
iamily; good reference lf required. Address l2Oi
twentieth street northwest. oca9tt
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A REspECTA-
w BILE white woman as cook and assist with the
washing and ironing good reference given. Apply
at 2lI j. street northwest. oo33tN
NTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w woman n place to do general housework IN q
private family; will give the best of references. Adj
streets. oc3-3t*
National Republican., 1882-10-04
WANTED-Rooms.

UTANTED~oNE OR TWO ROOMS, UNFUR.
w nished. for housekeeping, between the Av.
enue and II and Seventh and Fourteenth streets.
Terms must be moderate Address Il. r., Republi
can Office, ocl
National Republican., 1882-10-04

w rooms, with use of bathroom location north
of Massachusetts, avenue and south of Il street pre-
ferred; references given. Address W., Republican
National Republican., 1882-10-04
WANTED-MiscelIaneous.

w AN'HD
A horse for wagon USE to weigh 1000 to 1,100
pounds; to be sound and gentle. Apply at w. B.
MOSES & SONS, Seventh street and Pennsylvania
nvn
National Republican., 1882-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


UTANTED-SETrLED WOMAN FOR GEN
w eral housework and TO wash and iron; small
family; no cooking; references required. Apply at
ge6 Seventeenth street northwest octMs
WTANTBD-GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF BA-
w bies and help to do hOusework; reference re
quired. Call at 927 Ninth street northwest oci-Hf
UTANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK WASH, AND
wv iron. Apply at 20 street northeast. oc3St
WANTED-Two WHITE SERVANTS, ONE
w to cook wash, and lion, aud the other to do
chamber.work Address A. B.. Republican Office.
oc3-Stf
yETANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash, and iron, and white girl as nurse and
chamhermad. Address, giving reference, good
wages Will be paid for good service, L. P Republican
Office. oo38th
yETANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash. and iron for small family. Apply. with
references, at 223 A street southeast ool3ts
WANTED-A WOMAN TO WASH, IRON, AND
w do general work In a small family. Call at 209
Cstfeot southeast, after o'clock p m. oc33tt
AToNCE,wHtTEA AND CoLoRED
w cooks general workers. chamhermaids. and
nurses. Office open until p. m. 92s street north
west oc23t%
VIZ FOR GENERAL. HOUSE.
W work In small private family; good wages to
flrst-class cook, washer, ironer. Apply at once
to the Janor, il1 Tenth street northwest. oc2-Stt
National Republican., 1882-10-04
WANTED-HOuses.

VIZ ANTED-To RENT-FuRNISHED OR uN.
w furnished house nine to fifteen rooms; between
ticulars reQuested; permanent tenant. Address
HOUSE. Republican Office. oc2-5ts
y4TANTED-TO BUY, BRICK HOUSE OF
w seven or more rooms, in good location and
condition: value about $500 would accept such
house as part payment for handsome nine-room
brick give street. number, and particulars Box 30,
Star Office, se288t*
National Republican., 1882-10-04
WANTED-HeIp-Ma1e.


wv ANTED IMMEDIATELY A MAN TO
w learn Dentistry good chance for clerk after
after office hours Apply at 9Si street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-10-04
wANTED-situations-Male.

A N EXPERT STENoGRAPHER DESIRES
N writing from dictnton; he would also take n
few scholars Address L. D.. Republican ONCE