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National Republican., 1882-11-13
PERSONALITIES.

The Rev. Alvi T. living, d, D., missionary sec.
retary OF the Episcopal Church, died Saturday at
his residence, No. Gramercy Place, New York,
aged II years
DIR. John r. Wood, well.known journalist of
New York, will assume editorial control of the
ST. Louis EveniRg Chronicle, the cheap evening
paper of that city ON the 10th instant.
The late Mrs. Sarah E. Atkinson, Of Memp his,
Tenu made the theological department OF Van.
derbiit University her residuary egatee. The in
stitutlon will probably receive more than sl25,OOO
from her estate.
Ex-senator David II. Atchison, OF Missouri, for
thirly-six hours inteIregnum President" OF tho
failing in health lie is slightly troubled with
paralysis and has almost entirely lost the senses
ofsight and taste.
Mr.. Herbert Spencer sailed for Liverpool Satur.
day on the White Star steamer Germauic. He was
accompanied by Mr. Edward Lott, who came with
him from England, Among these who attended
Mr. Speneer's departure were Mr. Andrew Car.
negie, Mr. Joseph II. Choate, pr, w. L, Yeomans,
Professor i. L. Yeomans, and Mr. William II. APP
pleton MIR. Spencer said just before the steamer
sailed that 1t is not likely that he will ever visit
this country again.
Mr.. Oliver Ames, lieutenant-goYernor elect of
hus'Gchus, $, although now man ofgreat wealth,
trained 10 work, and did work for years in his
fathers shops as common joulneymau shoyel-
maker. The proficiency he attained as mechanic
Is shown by the fact that for several years he alone
made all the prize shoyels and other tools eL.
hibited by the firm at fairs in this and other
countries His example is being followed by his
son, now 20 years old, who daily works at the
bench and anvil.
National Republican., 1882-11-13
MIR, BIninc's View.

1t is pleasing to The NATIONAL REPUB-
L1cAN to find itself at last in accord with
Mr.. Blaine. That gentleman, according
to the Boston Journal, believes that vic
tory may be achieved in 1884 by pre-
senting us candidate for the Presidency
man upon whom both factions can
unite, who has the confidence of the
country" This view was made public
on Saturday, and on the same morning,
by happy coincidence, THE REPUBLICAN
had the following in an editorial:
But If there can be found man of tho highest
order OF intellect, well verscd In the science of
government, long accustomed 10 public affairs,
learned in constitutional law, sound to the core
on equal rights, trusted by the most exacting on
questions of currency and revenue, so pure and
upright that not an enemy has ever thought OF
questioning his integrity, free from all part IN
any of tile exciting controversies In the party,
conspicuous for sturdy Independence of charac.
ter that would guarantee him against any control
10y, or leaning toward any facton-if such man
rs we have described can be named he would
grow upon the general judgment as the man un-
der whoe lilUtagc we could yet sail our ship
safely between the Scylla Of political dictatorship
and the Charybdis of Bourbon restoration. Ii VIC
have an American who combines nll the elements
named he will be found.
Mr.. Blaine. has also said that under no
circumstances will he be n candidate in
1884. This of course follows from his
declaration that candidate must be
presented "upon whom both factions
can unite" Mr.. Blaine's attitude as a
politician has often been the subject OF
criticism in THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
We take pleasure now in approving the
wisdom of his utterances since the elec.
tinn
National Republican., 1882-11-13
On. Grain or Comrart.

A Chattanooga, Tenn. bicyclist foolishly at
tempted the descent of steep hill his vehicle,
troll OF it, At the bottom of The hill the bicycle
struck deep ditch and the rider, whose name is
Orion Hurlburt, was thrown twenty feet. alight-
ing on his head and sustaining fatal injuries.-Ea-
change.
Well! Just amid the overwhelming feelings of
depression at the election returns of last Tuesday
night which continued to whoop up the depres-
sion on Wednesday 10 condition of passive
idiocy, this paragraph comes with soothing effect
10 give balm of comfort TO suffering souls. The
fool. killer is loose at last. The bicycle has our
warmest sympathy and respect. Now let the
cursed prohibitionist ride it,
National Republican., 1882-11-13
Hardly 10 be Relieved.

man in Fort Worth, Texas, purchased a mule
from a farmer for SIS. Some days later he re-
turned, his couutcrance glowing with an expires.
sion of gratitude, aud begged the seller to accept
S25 more "But l got all l asked" demonstrated
the honest agrcuturalist. Never miud," per-
sisted the man, make IL u clear hundred" Tho
farmer reluctantly +, ceived the money, aud til Q
Two were about parting, when the purchaser of
the animal said: "ioull come to the funeral,
won't you p "Whose funeral? ?" asked the other,
with puzzled look. My wile's." "You don't
tell me she's dead, poor thing?" YES the mule
kicked her"
National Republican., 1882-11-13
A Female Commune Leader.

Louise Michel, the French revolutlonist, was in
early life school-mstress, At that time she was
n devoted Roman Catholic, with n leaning toward
mysticism, and She wrote several religious poems
and hymns. The doctrine of eternal punishment
first turned her toward scepticism, and the sup
port given by the clergy to Napoleon III COM
pleted the work and drove her into downright
hostility to all religion. She now admits having
planned the assassination of both Napoleon and
ThierS, and says that the former was only saved
by Sedan, while the latter escaped because she
feared that his murder would react against the
f,n,,,t
National Republican., 1882-11-13

As will be seen by the telegram of
Colonel Buchanan, of Mississippi, in an
other place, General Chalmers is not only
elected, but is too thoroughly elected to
be in danger of being counted out. We
appreciate Colonel Buchanan's compli-
ment to The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, and
rejoice that we have been able to con-
tribute to the election of the brave anti
Bourbon Independent leader of Missis-
sippi. There is a great work in the
future for him.
National Republican., 1882-11-13
Bob InsersoIl's Opinion.

"What will be the effect upon the Presidential
contest in 1882" Colonel Ingerson was asked.
'It looks to me now that General Sherman will
be the next p ident. The Republicans will be
compelled to t,lke such man as General Sher-
man, and She Iman is the only man know whom
the Stalwarts Unlf. Breeds, Reiormers, and Civil.
Sc vice gentlemen can unite on. General Sherman
Is soldier and a statesman"
National Republican., 1882-11-13

THE Bourbon papers cannot rail away
the majority that John S. Wise will have
rs Congressman-at-large in Virginia. Nor
can they, by wishing it and writing
down false figures, undo the election of
the Coalition candidates in the first sec.
ond, fourth, seventh, and ninth districts.
Let them have what comfort comes of
claiming whatever they please. The
staunch A No. l clipper ship Liberal, Ma
hone, captain, has made her voyage on
time, and sails into Progress Harbor with
all canvas set and colors flying.
National Republican., 1882-11-13
FOR SALE-Farms.
XTERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN PRopI

We offer for sale the beautiful property owned by
Treasurer situated on Boundary street lying between
Columbia road and the KaloramA estate, and known
also As the residence OF ex Governor Bibb The Inn
proVements consist of q frame house. octagonal in
form, well built, In good order with eleven rooms
and commanding q magnlhcent view OF the city,
river, and surrounding country.
There eighteen and one third In the tract
which Is capable OF a most advantageous subdivision
The rear portion Of the land is quite level, and ac
cessible from Columbia road by three public streets
and private road ttIy feet vide The 'front.' slopes
10 boundary street. and Is well with original forest
trees, nhording an unusually fine residence site
Spring and we'll water on the place. Price of the
whole tract fS00On Oera will be entertained for lie
front and rear separately.
h9 above estate is In the direct limo Of the costly
improvements of the northwest section, and offers
rare Inducements for parsons seeklng homes or In
Yestment For plat and terms apply 70
FITCH, Fox a BROWN,
nAIsM
National Republican., 1882-11-13

TIE North Carolina Coalition seems
likely to more nearly realize the hopes
Of its friends than was apparent from the
first dispatches. 1t is probable that four
Coalition Congressman have been elected
there, including Dockery, Congressman
at-large. Also that the whole judicial
State ticket is elected. We await the
full returns with hope.
National Republican., 1882-11-13

time and fought for bitten apples. Until
we can have some mightier issue than
the slops of patronage and the bitten APP
pies of Office we cannot resume business
at the old stand with any hope of sue
ppuc
National Republican., 1882-11-13

A preacher raising his eyes from his desk in the
midst of his sermon, was parayzed with amaze
ment to see his rude boy in the gallery peltng the
hearers in the pews below with horse chcstnuts
But while the good man was preparing q frown of
reproof the young hopeful cried ont: +" You tend
tu your preaching, daddy; I'll keep 'em awake
National Republican., 1882-11-13

Color Sergeant Mills, militia STAFF, Chester was
found dead on Saturday morning in his room,
with n bullet wound in his side A rifle lay near
him on the floor. His son, aged years, states
that his futher pointed the rifle toward his own
side aud asked him TO pull the trigger He did so,
the rife went of. and his father fell on the floor
From the British UreklU Mail
National Republican., 1882-11-13
Had She Ea ten a Hardware store.

A valuable COW belonging to Mr.. r. +. Means
died suddenly on sunday. Her stomach was
found TO contain twenty-five nails. several pieces
of lead and iron, and a nickel coin.-Aayspait
RnlLsLln.
National Republican., 1882-11-13

9hef'th ofTHE w EsKLY NATIoSAu REruBLTcAN
commenced on Thursday, january g. 1857 M, hand
some double sheet OF ciGn pages and dary.sir coina
dconnns NE neios 1'om uu parts or The ,ro,ld and IS
peeto'iv nteresifno ds containing the procssdini m
ne Executive Legislative, aud Judicial branches OF tho
Government including the appointments promotions,
dssonmenfs, and dtsmfssuis IN all departments or Gov.
e'nment service. n contains nH report Of army aud
nnipmoremsnis and orders II Includes as a 7sctdi
hdt1e ne political, personal aud social neiVs and
ef,'y gossip Of the Nations Cdpuai.
IN short, II "a The best and onty ,pcekiy ,,rpsr m
Nme'ied 0irtn0, m addition 70 t general ns,cs RON
ohpn'ts Of he ioorid complete phoioprapA Of IVe,
doinos ana proceedings at ns Capital of le Nation.
Y,rfHs' Single copies. ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
GENTS oei year: ten copies ono address osR
DOLLAR per copy lpstcee prepaid Gv ne publishers
euippis eopfss nee.
NorD fs the time 10 s,ts,crtbs
National Republican., 1882-11-13
TURKISH BATHS.
CHIROPODISTS,
j. j. GEORGES,
ARTIST BooTMAKER AND CHIRoPoDIsT,
Corner of Sixth and streets,
Under National Hotel

No more. Corns after the rsttreatmont SECS
Useful FEET PROMOTE HEALTH AM
l. longevity, and Dr. Whites fifteen years practi
cal experience throughout the United states and
Canadas. and twenty-one consecutive years OF sue.
cessiul practice IN Washington, D. C., enables re.
qusite treatment for Hard aud Son Corns Bunions
Club and Inverted Nails, Frost Bite Chilblans Vas.
cular and other complaints of the feet
His Chropodial Establishment, iilB Pennsylvanir
avenne opposite Willard'S Hotel is patronized by
the fiits Ofthe world. Office hours: sa M to D. M
(Sundays 10 n. M 10 p, m.) Office fee, 81 per visit
National Republican., 1882-11-13
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
CHARLES H. BISHOP y CO.,
Il IT ATE BROK ERS

I1y So n A2TGm AGE ERTE9,
zoos STREET NORTHWEST
Real Estate bought and sold Houses rented
Rents collected. Loans negotiated. Insurance In
nrstclasA companies A. lowest peylng ratea NO
and best located IN tho city, Parties having property
20 sell or rent VIII lind II 10 their Interest TO paceu
In our handA ~s2lY
National Republican., 1882-11-13
wAsniNeroN. D. c.. NovENUHn 10, issl.
Population Of The National Capital. 10000
Amuscnen,u To.NIghi.

NATIONAL ALTiiEATER--Enylish Opera
Fonp's orNnA BousE-Callendpr's Minstrels.
THEATRE CoMIouE-VarIe,y Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-11-13

LUconi'nimicohons rnustoe dddressed "7bths Editor
TIM RErur11cAN, and 10 Insure publication mt st
tterine teof6iy on side OF Ghs paper only ioLh
and residence Of The ,oriter attached NO com.
si1ieatioHs iViA be ret,l,nsL
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From Above.

remarkably large aerolIte, weighing more than
half ton, has fallen at AK. in the department of
the Haute Garonne, France.
National Republican., 1882-11-13

.ut VVIN WV ge W
'AN NNpN
Address NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington u. c
tFntered ut the post-oflco Washington, II. c., as
sccondclH matter1
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"INGLESIDE."

most attractive and desirable suburban place
nenr washlngton CITY, being on SSteonth street ex-
Mansion. Consists Of sixty ncres Of lawn and wood
land, beautifully laid out, spacious and well arranged
mansion containing eighteen rooms, conservatory,
Bathroom and gas and water pipes throughout.
O. NJ. WIGHT
GO louisiana avenue,
REGINALD FENDABL
s25 25Four-and.ahalf street northwest,
,n0tf frrnuf
National Republican., 1882-11-13
EDUCATIONAL.

w isif9kh seHH9k TAT1NAb opMs A. gSTtHHEEslrY
ideni; EUGENE CARysi, ESQ., Professor Of the Law
a ae sRa Il & &NfgS ss
as fsiGT ana Of MEny % &Ess sS P
@ iessar q FsaaaS applied Evidence and Praeice P aso
arfansed as follows; November Hon W wi VIII e
LoUGHBY, on Deeds and Conyeyances. pecember--
UEL II. MILLEK, Associate Justice Of the supreme
LAWS. Ma CLOS H. INV Ellis, on 3 crlmiaaI liif.s law
Ap'i-ENooh ISlTrRkS E2TR4 doTItsE sTG 81 Corporations
An extra course Of ten lectures the Jurlsdiciou
iyered ON Tuesday evenings, commencing early In
Al lectures are open 10 students of the school, and
are 20 arran5Td Us not p Interfere with the reguiaa
TUE Moor 6 usT, presided over by Processes
WEBB, commenoes THURSDAY, Noyembef IA
TTIiGR MAtSoSI'Ti0R ana Professors cARusr and
The prospectus OF the school may be obtained and
'SSHs Sds can eVes 4 S NS' % as I Street
TOT . KND 1914 FOURTEENTH STREET,
III z near Eonrise9th n STREET f1, circlswEorwood
received. received Addfes; MIR, OK Mrs. WM. D. cABELis
SFENcffSsskHSSS{RN RyfESfffs iESfE S9tIEsS Sf}tbfsS
CORNER NINTH AND stREETs
and daughters aId men and women for selfsuppoI
and real lifs Branches taught are; ahs English
cal Fennanshp. Hook Keeping, BY Single and double
entry, Business Practice Physical and Vocal Cul.
ture, Political Economy, Commercial Law.
Scholarship for year from date of entrance, day
evening S5O Special terms by month quarter or
for year BY nStllmsntS College circular mailed on
SARA HEEEx sFEscSs s sEFsGER YssPincPs Pac anil.
NEW SINGING AND PIANO CLASSES DAY
IN and evening" are now opened at most liberal
terms for ladies, gentlemen, and children vt
PROFESSOR DE WOLoWSRpS
Musical Institute 1il6 street. corner Iwalfh, Also
private tuition OF finishing style by Professors
simplined method shortest and best saving years OF
practice training voices 10 the highest culture for
operas concerts. DO. oci6
TNRENcH LEssoNs,--AfADAME LEPRINCR
H from Pnris will give Conversational Lessons in
French, at her own and pupils residences also open
evening clasaes Prices moderate Call amer o'clock
nt No. 1921 ( street NORTHWEST ap23u
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Now IL the TImr 10 sub.rrIbr.

N, rrtce orTHR NATfoNAL REPUBLICAN bv mail
t'oi NE counter fsTHRgE oENrs for sinaie copy;
nto tocehs, TwEST1-FIvE cESrs: one month PITY
cENrs nco months ONE DOLLAR; three months. oSE
DOLLAR AND HALF; str months, THREE DOLLARS
oneuedr Six DOLLARS, poao0e prepaid by The pub
iiShCtN
ms delivered m Hashtnpton and Ue suburb, by car
TfS's at me sdre rates
There better time nhnn nepressntto subscribe hor
ho hree. trfohest and be.i ne,p,pansr pbiished at
HNdttohdt CuDIdL Send COPIES TO pour Jrieads
National Republican., 1882-11-13

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains 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 for sale in all parts OF the city.
money TO loan on real estate. Call.
mr27 b. ii. WARNER, oi6 street.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
Trade City or Country Property. come and see the
great bargains Mt the Real Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTHER So Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mh1gtf
National Republican., 1882-11-13
Observation-Disclosures.

A MAN WITH TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
IA dollars would like to meet another with Ike
amount Address w. H., Republican Ollce. nol3-3tt
CD A MONTH FOR BUSINESS COURSE OF
,Oo practical bookkeeping penmnnshp, &C.;
months of study saved. q. W. HOWE 100 Stvanlh
street. nol36ts
4 WANT IMMEDIATELY 500 FOR co DAYS TO
Il put the market valuable holiday goods: 500
allowed for use of the $4OO Address HOLIDAY,
Republican Office. nolI-3ts
nRGANS-VERY EASY MONTHLY PAY
~ ments. JOHN +. ELLIS d CO., 937 Pennsyva.
MIA avenue, near Tenth street nolO ~
"ANTED-SETS OF UNITED STATES PERL
w odcal proof stamps; n's0 used department
stamps Address PITILO Republican ONCE no7-6ts
ITANTED-TO EXCHANGE, NEW STOVES
w for old ones; No fireplace stove, two rows of
mica doors, to heat two rooms. for SIS At Four
anda-half street, 2. @. SAUER. oc20-24ts
VIZ TANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E
w Beall, Room 4, lao New York avenue, Is n Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner. Examiner. and Notary
Public always In Office from to5 p. ap30.ly
National Republican., 1882-11-13
Observation-Disclosures.

"ANTED-AN EDUCATED YOUNG LADY
w VIII write aud answer lettors notes &c, for
society ladies other persons. who nom amy cause
mhy be unable personally to attend to the same kd-
dress MISS BLANK, +. o. Box si9, city. noli-str
nv ANTED-A PLACE AS CHAMBERMAtD,
w hy "a young white girl, who will make herself
gcierRlly usenil; knit sew, and crochet. In
qure ~ resent employer, 2l4 street ntrtheast.
XTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w girl, place nurse or chambtrmnid. Apply
1914 III street northwest nol3-3ts
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THE NATIONAL BEpuBIlCAN.

Published daily (sundays c1cepted) by the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING COMPANY,
Al the Corner of Tenth and u streets a
National Republican., 1882-11-13

II.0 NoW York avenue.
INoR SALE-oN TERMS TO SUIT PURCHAS-
II ers--About 10 beautiful building lots on X and
North Capitol streets, adjoining North Capitol NJ E.
Church. Each lot street Is IS feet font and so
feet deep sewerage. gas, water and shade trees;
wide parking &c; two blocks north Of Government
Printing Office and Hstreet cars, For plats, price,
&c, inquire of ]. W, STARR, 1i20 n. Y. avenue
no4lm l.. NJ. SAUNDERS, ll03 street.
National Republican., 1882-11-13
WANTED-Houses.

yWANTED-TO BUY, A BRICK HOUSE OF
w six to nine rooms, modern improvements. north
west in vicinity of Government Printing Office. Ad.
dress a. L. H., 30 street northwest nol13t+
National Republican., 1882-11-13

Il TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
each S2IS feet front, the terrace the north side
of Rhode Island avenue, OF Connecticut avenue
The location Is one of the best In the District
A BARGAIN IN LOTS
on New Hampshire avenue, near Dupont Circle.
Avenue now being concreted.
Also ON Sixteenth street, near Scott statue.
HANDSOME NEW DWELLING,
and other choice Its In the northwestern section.
WIN. p. YOUNG,
National Republican., 1882-11-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAN ON
IA real estate first-cass securities: no commits
sions. NJ. T. BECK, care Republican Office
National Republican., 1882-11-13
FOR SALE-LOts.

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
Ia building lots; o'clock to-day, IL ana q
streets, first square east Of the Government Printing
Office. nol31t~
National Republican., 1882-11-13
BOARDING.


TNOR RENT-WITH BOARD. ONE LARGE
Il front room, second floor, nicely furnished;
all molern improvements; terms reasonable. AT
ltl8 Tenth street northwest. nol33t
1nI1 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST
lOl # Pleasankswell furnished rooms, suite
single, with to6lH; all modern improvements;
large closets; convenient to two lines cars noi-St
600 NEW YORK AVENUE PARLOR
OAO suite, handsomely furnished, for rent, with
table board convenient to four lines OF chill
dren. nol0Ct<
DOARD-FURNISHEDR ROOMS. WITH BOARD,
ID at No. 1913 street northwest. next door to
French Legation. nol0 Cts
WyANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN A PLEAS
w ant furnished room with heat; either with or
without board between and II and Second and
Ninth streets northwest. Address, with terms r. s..
Republican Onoe noi03t*
rLINTON HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
~ northwest - First-class table board and large
rooms Mt reasonable rates location central: tram
silent rates, ST. sl.2j, 81 80; no LIQUORS. no7-lm
TEMPERANCE DINING AND LUNCH ROOMS
L. Clarendon House, 0os + street northwest, op.
posite Masonic Temple; recently opened. Choice
meals for 30 cents Hall entrance to ladies' dining
room. no"-1ms
TNHETREMoNT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
l. comforts than any hotel in the city. The
halls, parlors and passages are heated with steam
the rooms and well furnished, and the table
is second to Transient rates, ~ and $3.50 per
day. Monthly, S25, $50, s35, and 30.
National Republican., 1882-11-13

ITO CATERERS-wE HAVE A VERY DEsIR
l. able property In the northwest, admirably
adapted for hrst-cass catering establishment fine
apartments and well furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
IL CO., g27 street northwest oce0-tf
r IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates: Collections made every
whore, by ]. H. soUIER d co., Bankers, 1iio PENN
eylyAnla
National Republican., 1882-11-13
PERSONAL.

ANENHOWER & SON, REALEsTATE
- brokers, have removed their Office from l2l2 to
l22d street northwest noI33t
SEAL SACQUES REFINED AND REPAIRED;
= circulars renovated; fur Jobbing of every de-
scrpton. MISS CUNNINGHAM. formerly with
MI B. III. Stinemetz; Office Sli III street northwest
National Republican., 1882-11-13
FOR RENT-Houses.

EoR RENT-A COMPLETE FURNISHED
~ house. in good locality. for year or longer.
Apply at once. RoHRER q YOUNG, s2iF street.
National Republican., 1882-11-13
MISUNDERSTANDING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-Rooms.

WANTED-Room
wv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRONTWOOM AND
w board, In vicinity of Franklin Square rate to
not exceed $40 per month. Address T., Republican
Office. nola3ts
w ANTED - TWO COMFORTABLY FUR
w nlshed rooms In n private family with good
board. for family OF three adults Address H., Re-
publican Office, and state lowest terms: permanent
arrangements desired. noil-att
A FAMILY OF THREE DESIRE TWO OR
IA three pleasant rooms and good board, in good To-
cation with n family of good hOusekeepers. Address
NEW ENGLAND, Republican Office. noll.3tt
VNANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOMS, COM
w pleey furnished for light housekeeping: rent
not to exceed $50. including gas and heat. Address
WlIITE. Republican Oillce. noi-9tS
9" ANTED = FURNISHED SITTING ROOM
w and two bedrooms, communicating, with heat,
by three adults: housek eepng; northwest pr
ferred. Address THREE ADULTS, Republican
Office. nol0-3t~
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DRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPING TAUGHT BY
Il an experienced accountant: 80 a month, with
penmanship, Sc CIV. HOWE, 1880 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1882-11-13
LOST AND FOUND.

MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE ATTHE
nj lowest rates. DANEHHoWER & SON, 1926 +
street northwest. nol3-u
National Republican., 1882-11-13

Il oST-A SMALL PACKAGE OF PAPERS ON
- or near Sixth street. between q street and PENN
northwest. n0ld5e
Il Osr. SATURDAY NIGHT, AN EGYPTIAN
II gu nea mounted Us Gun button with crescent
the back Hull value paid on its return 10 GEN
ERAL COLSToN, 1918 Vermont avenue. nol3-3ts
I osT-A SMALL PoRrMoNNAI CoNTA IN
- lnga New York dTait for q, l,ll0 the finder will he
rewarded by returning the same TO the payee OF Tie
dram whose address VIII be found at the Republican
Office. noll-St%
INoUND-A SCOTCH TERRIER, ON NoVEAI-
A. ber s. loose Can have Il by proving properly.
Gail at SIS Seventeenth street northwest. nnitstF