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STATE or SOUTH CAEoLINA.


LpwH II LrmmO,i igcH5
a J. Stringcr, Plaintiff ~. VIM " Mitch
ell, Edwin Bates. Thos X. McGahan,
Charles *. Bates and James i. Gibbcs,
partners under the style of Edwin Bates
Il Co., and Others, Defendants. - Com
phrim .fm F0r"riOSWc ri Worignye.
ltT virtue Of dccrctal order 10 me di-
I'D rcctcd in the above stated case By his
Honor Is. G. Presley, presiding Judge, dated
2Dlh June, 1882. will sell nt Anderson
6. H., 5. c., on SAI.E.DAT IN AUGUST,
loS2, the interest Of WIN. y. Mitchell, the
same being one fourth. in the following he
scribcd Tract Of Land, to wit
Tract Of Land, known rs the Joseph Cox
tract containing one hundred and sixty
eight acres. more or less, lying on Sal,da
River, and bounded hy lands OF Joshua :.
Ackcr, Samuel puorc and others, anI stu.
ate in the County and State aforesaid and
more particularly described by plat of Tie
sasilr made by Joseph Cox, Surveyor, dated
llth day of April, 1876.
TERMS OF SALE-C:ts!i Purchaser To
pay extra for all necessary papers.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
July -, lSS2 81
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=, Not pleasant dish-the cold
shoulder.
| : The crops in the Northwest promise
to DO better than ever before.
= Chatham county, Ga, has shipped
$50 900 worth of cabhages this year.
= A Waldo, Fla, man is but twenty
five years old and the father Of ten chill.
dren.
- a Jacksonville, Fla, woman is
raising family of motherless pigs on the
bottle.
A bear weighing $50 pounds was
killed in Lincoln county, Tenn, lass
week.
= In Floyd county, Tenn, last week,
four brothers named Burnett married
four sisters named Berry.
- Advice to wives: Man is very much
like an egg-keep him in hot water and
he is bound to become hardened.
= A colored man living in Giles coun-
ty, Tenn, Is tho father of fifty -four chill.
dren, forty. nine of whom are living.
= Tuscaloosa, Ala, has ninety.two
:!:::s:: .Ic .s .::sa &: .se .; ::.; ard
its Immediate vicinity over fifty years.
= Six weeks ago che town OF Garfield
sprung into existence in the oil regions
of Pennsylvania. To-day 1t has q popu.
lation of 5000 people.
- The Coroner at Leadyille, COL, gets
80 for every inquest he holds, and his
annual income is larger than that of the
President Of The United States Denver
Tribune. d, q,
- Common, soda is excellent for scour-
ing tin, as It will not acratch ;thetfn, and
Will make It look like new. Apply. with
a piece of moistened newspaper and poll
sish ii dry piece. Wood ashes are Q
good substitute.
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"A pint of whisky day is Sitting
Bulls government ration.

And now it appears that Billy Pat.
tsrson. was struck by lightning.
T The estate Of the Yanderbilts is
now valued at about three hundred mil.
- A Georgia man has demonstrated
that one acre Of watermelons will produce
over two hundred dollars' worth Of sugar.
The Cincinnati cam,sercial gives
the stalwarts o name shat VIII stick. It
calls them the Going-to.the.Lordy"
S - Owing to the high price Of beef the
people of Tavans, Florida, says the Bos.
ton Post have taken TO eating ,alIiratDr.
steaks, and prom ounce them delicious.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON.
COURT OI; COMMON PLEAS

Kcsiah Simpson, rlair.r. a:ainst Mary " voylcs.
Frances l.. Morris. ald John W. Daniels. Ad-
iiiEistrator "f the personal estate Of William
Tins, deceased, l,ef"udantS-.Snm!n fyr Reiicf
-tUmJidini MT Serr~i.
To the Defendants Mary NJ. Voyes Frances l..
Morris AMI John W. Daniels Administrator of
the personal estate of William Tins, decd
NOr are hereby summoned and required To an
i sTcr the complaint in this action, Il copy Of
which is filed in the cficc Of the Clerk ur the Court
of Common l'lr a.. at Anderson G. H., T. g., and to
scrv" copy Of your answer To the said complaint
on thr subscriber at his office, Anderson C. IT,,
Sc within twenty days after the service hereof.
exclusive of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid tie plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
pant.
Dated 10Th July, y. y. lSs2.
rIIoS. G. LIGUN,
i'lainiifs Attorney.
SHALL J. A. NJ CARLISLE, Deputy &C T..
To III" Defendants above:
Take notice thai the object Of the above action
Is to obtain saiG of the real estate OF Vim. Tins
deceased, and tynhia Iinis, deceased, for payment
OF debts. and i"r PARTITION n0ng their heirs at
law, and that 80 personal Il. III IS made against
any Of y"u.
TliOS. G. LI(iON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
July II" I'S2 - L
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SAVING NOTICE.

FVERY one wanting logs sawed can
H have Il done promptly Mt my Mill.
Oconee Lumbar, in any quantity, dried and
dressed, constantly on hand.
q IS "A. II, OSBORNE.
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Van Wrinkles King Cotton Press

further de-
b
wth,t
pack lalo
II 80 >"'
isaat tic following Testimonials
The
Van
4nh belt moro
M
especially so the low price which
ton Presses, will ~ WV"
NJ. A.
the best Power evcrse 'o'Suef
S. N. PEARMAN.
Steam
the farmers OF
save
We
j.
$.
ANDERsoN April E. Wrinkle
minutes durable and Who
W. A. GEER
Var
testify to its merits: W. NJ Martin & G. Shirley
G1 RcJ b. nyt W Thomas c Jackson James Ke
Ick& JonsH
wright " Knox, Dr. John Wilson, strngr rooro Samuel ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLaiEScSt,s I'd
STATE or sooi Ia nAsDrrsos CO
By w. ". Humphreys' J'"

BY W. ". Humphreys '
Whereas, DR.. w. II. Dasnf II Iti
to me to grant him Letters %il 4
tion, de bonis non with tnS sffecStI
on tho Personal Estate anu
Deal, deceased. ,;te and
all and singular the klnaiI' kli ,leasj
of tho said s. d. l.eai, ~ in y
they be and appear beio1e. .'nndsrsesq md
Saturday, the 9Th day Of .hOW csr%I
publication hereof, to shoTa Tadni3
they have, why the said c;sen q
should not be granted; ;,,,r tns isa /
hand, this 18th day Of July, prYst
Ju'y 20, 1882
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY .

IS 10 Buy The H;vst IIoue,i,s. Cu,i,y;i.u,..
a ries, Notions, Cigars, Tobacco, &C.,
from me. 1 buy and sell Country Produce,
and keep the best Cider and Lunch always
on hand. I have also bought the Right of
the City Of Anderson to sell the best Patent
Churn Power In the United States. ANY
child can work il. Call md see 1t, and You
will bo sure to buy.
D. J. DOHANNON,
Depot Street, Anderson, s. C.
+ May 4, 1882 "a ~. ly
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$400, 600 In a Cave.

Mr. SpilIcrs, With Major Munlay,
while exploring the cave recently discov-
cred on the farm Of Colonel J. Alexander,
near Gallatin, Tenn, which for the last
five years has been the rendezvous of the
James brothers gang Of outlaws, discover
cd large flat rock in o:lcoltEe chambers,
and thinking that some Of the secrets Of
the gang might DC hidden away under it
removed j, with grca, iliculty, when 10
their utter a-tOni-hmcnt large cast iron
sugar kettle, filled wills specie and jewels
Of various kinds, met Their view. They
could hardly believe their senses, but f.
naIly managed 10 examine the treasure
and found that there was over 100000
III specie, besides numcrOu, gold watches,
ring, diamonds and other jcwcIry of
great va!ue. Major Munday guarded the
great treasure while Mr.. Spillcrs hasten.
cd 10 Gallatin, and securing his horse
and wagon returned as soon as possible
70 the cave. They placed the kettle aud
idly To Gaiatn and at once deposited
their treasure i'll The vaults Of the Sum
ncr Deposit Company. The gra,c.t cx-
element prevails, ani the Sumner Guards
have been ordered 10 the cave to prevent
- ''''t i''i'it VI WI ID1iNS iuHltIS hilu
treasure ,crker, from completely ran
sackiug it.
This is the second 10. Of vauablcs
found IN tic cave since the death Of
Jesse James. Thou-aulsof visitors have
been denied admission by Colonel Alex
andcr, a.I il is only BY Strenuous efforts
that any portion Of i!s contents are
spared from seekers Of mcmcntocs Of the
great bandits.
\ considerable portion Of the jcwclry
is III the original boxes as they left the
jewelers., and coltain the addresses Of
many jewellers Throughout, the West and
Il i"w III the East 4 watch bears the in
scrip.inn Of Joseph Grover, Natchcz,
Miss, md pair o! bracelets arc mark
ell Mrs. w. J. johnson, Matches, Miss.
Many others are marked in full and will
be returned to the owners, provided they
can be found aud can prove their prop
crty. Colonel Alexander has already
sent great many Of the former lot TO
s"vcra! parties in "aripus portions Of the
United States Further explorations will
be !'!a !c u, once, "a il Is .h""2ht ether
valnahlcs may -ti!! Ec hidden u the
cave.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having demand, against
the estate Of Ezekiel Long, Sr. deceased,
are hereby notified to present the same,
properly proven u the Undersigned within
the time prescribed by law and all ,hos,
indebted TO the estate ar. also notified TO
make payment 10 the undersigned
JOSHUA JAMESON
Admir-. with Will annexed.
JulY - lsSL 50 3
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Timothy Hay.

GNlOICE Timothy Hay, for sale BY
" ~. Il. TOWERS & co.
June |, 1882 i5
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Girls, like opportunities, are all the
more to you after being embraced.
= Economy is half the battle Of life !;
il Is hot half so hard to earn money rs
To spend it well.
Christian Reid, the Southern nov
ci!+i Is Miss Frances G. Fisher Her
iatn"r fell at the head ri his regiment at
Bull Run, and is reported TO have been
the first Confederate ki,cd in the war.
When you meet II man nowadays,
says the Boston I"si, with the hide all
skun OF his face, its hard to tell, GER
tainiy, whether he has been talking pol
Itics or trying to get cut Of Il hammock.
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EHSTATE NOTICE.
~ All persons having demands against
tho Estate of William Tins, deceased
arc hereby notified TO present them to the
undersigned. properly attested. within the
time prescribed by law; md dthosc indebted
will make payment.
JOHN w. DANIELS, Admir-.
July l3, SO
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dove
impossible
pattern the saws of best English needle pointed Every
will
National Republican., 1882-10-10
WEST WASHINGTON.


During the fishing seh'on report concerning
the condition bf the walter at Great Falls will be
published each day, as furnished by the WASH.
ington Aqnedtct oA1ce, Georgetown, using the
following peasurepSbt Very iurbid 0 to 81 tuy.
bid, to l0 slightly turbid, is to 22 clear, % to
90. Condition S be Satet Monday, October
Pat Great Falls, 40; OF receiving reservoir, 20;
as Tusdgy 5Ssdsyo5 6ciSber TO- ss7 a. m. and
and 6bB p. m.
Street humps will be lighted tonight at Q and
extinguished at 4lB.
As the water In the river cea rs off the bass fish
Ing Is getting very fine. Some very good sized
ones are being caught by the boys fishing from the
Mrs. Houghton, OF Dumbarton avenue, who has
2een visiting her sister in New York, has returned
70 her home. lief daughter Mrs. William Roach,
left on Saturday 10 join her husband In New York.
remaining there as long ts hfs duties In connec.
tton with the Alabama Claims Commission last at
that point.
Mrs james Walsh and family have returned from
the mountains nt.r Frostburg, Nd, where they
have been summering.
Miss Carrie Hardie has returned from a long visit
to New York, after attending the wedding of her
brother, Lieutenant Hardie, Of the Army, and Miss
Rotd.
:, Arrived-steamer Commerce. from North Caro-
INA, with lumber for Joseph d j. Il. Libbey
schooner Elm City, E. II. Leridge master, from
New York, light, to load coal.
Sailed-Schoohers Mabel l.. Phipps, Trlpp mas.
ter with 1,1G0 tons coal for Fall River; Erastus
Wiman, Let's master, with 1000 tons Of coal for
for New York
National Republican., 1882-10-10
Al the WI,uruca

The following new arrivals at the river front arc
reported by HRrboImNster Sutton; Schooner Mary
Z, Morse, Captain Baker, ,lO3 tons ice for Inde.
pendent Ice Comp any; steamer Mary c. Captain
spedden, 10000 feet lumber for Thomas W. Riley
Large j. 4. Jarboe, Captain Talman, III tons coal
for Potomac Ferry Company; Large L. Lyons
Whiting, Captain Blank, ITO tons coal for Potomac
Steamboat Company; barge Detroit, Captain
Myers, ia tons coal for Inland and Sea Ioard
CoNsung Company: schooner Mary Ann Shea,
Bros. schooner Peri, Captain Nash, 60 cords wood
for Johnson y Bros; steamer Sue Captain Ge oghe-
gan, merchandise fr Stephenson Il Bros sloop
Rowing Arrow, Captain Dickson, 500 bushels
oysters for market: sloop Lucy, Captain Posey,
2Oo bushels oysters sloop George W, Driver, Cap.
Captain Phillips, 200 bushels oysters; pungy
William b. Coleman, Captain Ellis, 500 bushels
oysters; pungy Martha +, Travers, Captain Butler,
200 bushels oysters; ,pungy JOhn Henry, Captain
Geshugan, 200 bushels oysters; schooner Bob Sut-
ton, Capt0in Hart, 200 bushels oysters.
National Republican., 1882-10-10

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

Ninety.three car loads Of cattle passed through
here Saturday night over the Virginia Midland
and Alexandria Railroads.
During the fog the engine of the mail train on
the Virginia Midland road struck o COW near the
Poor House Lane, and so badly injured her that
she had to be killed
pling cars at the V Virginia Midland depot, Mon.
day, W as caught between the bumpers and had
his shoulder and collar-bone mashed very badly,
though, not seriously, as no bopes were'bruken.
The funeral of Mr., Richard Purcell took place
Monday from st. Mary's Church. There was
large attendance of friends. The deceased being
member of the Hydraulion Steam Fire Com.
rany, delegations from all the fire companies were
present The fire bells were tolled during the prog
ress of the in respect to the memory of the
deceased
The Readjuster executive committee having ap.
piled for supervisors for the election to be held In
this cityin November, the judge of the United
ward. John Gray. second ward, Edward Sullivan;
third ward, II. II. Service; fourth ward, John
Chauneey. The Republican executive committee
WILL It is understood, also apply for supervisors.
The october term ofthe corporation court, Judge
N. b. Meade pr siding, commenced Monday. The
grand jury was sworn as follows: George John
Reed, John A. Field G. T. Price, Z. J. Lloyd, Jo-
sseph Broders, Thomas. Perry, George +. steiner,
ssSoy issSo James Id H. Pyfo r. A. keed H.
Inspector G. W. Hawxhurst reports recent ar
rival? ut the river iront as follows. Schooner
Sophia, I. Winterton, master, from Matlaponi,
Ti.n M Jumper i1r smoot, feIry 20; scnooher
for West Indies, by F. A. Reed g. Co.; schooner
John wethered, Coleman Jarret, master, TO load
wheat for Baltimore, BY Captain 7. b. Hoor;
coal for T. ]. Mehailey & Co.; schooner Flying
Scud, W. s: Meekins, master, to load wheat Tor
ton N. b. Honor, master. to load coal for New
burg, by American Coal Company steamer John
Gibson, George Young, master, from New York,
with merchandise for f. A. Reed & Co. schooner
Emma J. Smith, T. I. Anderson, master, to load
coal for Providence, by American Coal Company /;
steamer Sue, w. C. Gaoghegan, master from Bal
timore, with merchandise for j. Brodens & Co. (;
steamer E. C. knight, l. X. Chichester, master,
from New York, with merchandise for +. A. Reed
d Co.; steamer Ann Eliza, j. Il. Shi opshire, mas
ter, rom Philadelphia witI merchandise for +.
A. Reed Il Co
National Republican., 1882-10-10
Associated ChnriiIes.

The usual monthly meeting of the board of di-
rectors of tile Associated Charities Of the District
of Columbia was held last night at No. his +
street, DR.. A. p. Pardon in the chair, and D. p.
Mann acting secretary. Various bills were pre-.
sented, referred to the auditing committee, and
ordered paid On motion of Mr. C. e. Foster, the
secretary directed to urge upon the secretaries
OF the various subdivisions the prompt rendition
motion Messrs. John +. Mitchell aud c. e. Foster,
and Mrs. William B. Smell were appointed COM
mittee to arrange for the annual public meeting,
which Will be held November II, and authorized
TO pay the expenses Of procuring speakers from
other cilies. The annual report from the fifteenth
subdivision was received and referred 10 the & IL
eral secretary for future action. Aiter the trans
action OF other current business the board, at few
moments after O'Clock, adjourned.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
Our Contractors in Youngstown.

The Youngstown (ohio) papers are jubilant over
the completion of the asphalt pavement on the
two principal streets and the grand square that is
a common feature of country towns in the West.
The leading paper says that: The laying of the
asphalt pavement has been completed and that
portion of the contract completed in faithful
manner" The work, which was done under con-
was begun July Is last, with John Grant, who is
we'll known here, as superintendent, aud Mr..
Grants energy aud faithful labor is highly com
who came among us an entire stranger, has made
many friends by his gentlemanly conduct and
straightforward manner of doing business Those
who opposed him at Arst are now among his FIRM
rs fripndsv
National Republican., 1882-10-10

take pleasure in recommending to the public the
Norwood Institute under the direction of MIR. and
Mrs William ID. Cabell, and bespeak for this school
the favorable consideration and patronage OF my
friends and former patrons.
LAURA l., OSBORNE, 9i3 NJ street
WAsHINoToN, Sept. 49, 1872 ma3Gm
GCHOOL OF MUSIC tESTABLISHED 1871, 7U
= Eighth street northwest. Low rates; all
branches; church organ for practice. TllEO, IN
CALLS KING, Principal. au3Otf
TMEI.SON INSTITUrE-SELECT CLASSICAL
~ and Mathematical School for Boys, Fourteenth
day, September IL. For circulars, DC. address
CHARLES b. YOUNG, Principal, Oh Fourteenth
street. aua+tf
T0RENCH LEssoNs.-MADANTE LEPRINCE
n from Paris. will give Conversational Lessons In
French her and pnpils' residences; also open
evening classes. Prices moderate. CAL afler O'Clock
At No. ~ 1 street nurthwts. ap23-I
CSPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
- Hall Building corner Ninth and u streets. Day
and Evening sessions for the education of and
real life The branches taught are the English Ian
guage; Business Arthmetic; SpenceTan Practical
Penman hips bookkeeping by single and double
entry adapted to every variety Of buslness business
the methods Of accounts, business papers and cor-
resi- ondence adopted by leading business houses;
| Physical and Vocal Culture; Political Economy;
| Commercial Law; Business Ethics Special depai,-
charye OF best masters. College open August -
for the reception of students for the year. day or
evening. Tuition; BY the year lin monthly insall-
nents ofslO) SOD by the quarter, twelve weeks sl;
erng, $50; evening tuition, three months, 49, cvrn.
ing tuition one month, 81 The new. handsomely
illustrated College Announcement, Containing full In
formation, sent free apon application by mail, or at
'he 0oi'es' o"''NH HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Princlpal. Ani
National Republican., 1882-10-10
"The Decorator and FuruisI,cr >,

The Decorator and F,un,Sher, a monthly journal
devoted to The adornment aud furnishing Of the
house, with practical designs and suggestions, has
re Ched this Office 1t is paper intended 10 give
ideas, Suggestions, and valuable designs to all
those Interested In the decoration and furnishing
Of the house. A. Curtis Bond is the editor and 4.
" Bulinger publisher, 70 Fulton street. New
York.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
Dry Goods.
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
The Largest and Most Complete
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

Every Department stocked to its utmost ca,
pacity. Prices lo~er than ecer. We shall
strive to maintain the reputation of the old
store Of sailing good goods at the loocest pos
sible figures.
National Republican., 1882-10-10

ASY ONE owning household furniture which is
In storage will fnd favorable opportunity for
leasing same 10 a cdtcfu privdte Idmy by add ess-
ing u. A. h., care o! this office. IadYtl
National Republican., 1882-10-10

NJ. P. RICE has reduced the price q ais fine
cabinet portrnis from So TO So per dozen anil De-
center !, giving the washington people tho ad-
low price.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

fszN- PosT ofFfca NorIof.
VII sSs. Il ~. S.. 81 ss TSS ending
3 3ss:SS eSs sSS$Ss $s9sSIsa scS Ss q n % ssisP
SsSgSsssS gss Si SBd d',SGiais isaSsss5 ssS
lSsI III sssSS Es:sds 1ey "a ,As lPn$S; q
Ssiss oIss' lHsssf
{t5s AZ
Ana GaESprg det9srs for Great Bfi.aih and other
sTt s M ior Europe pe JS per Isl stesmship RepuS
liz. via opsenstown! at i;so b M; for Cu6s, Porto
10 for 5ssfs TSrEs
81 fGy Yste%SesSp B. n fR, Europe per steamship
snS Scotland must Ss directed Per sdty q Ko%S
P @SRe ;s%sas Iss
nsy Sy Of Shsster a. Ga M osgs for sSSta1d direct
Besam Peec HsnGsa pea stsaSsRp Rbysud
tS5 hsaFHRs BE- sfr i%saP
for the windward Islands, per sisamshlp Mirlel
:Haslis'ls, M !NsS kesIsaa :ssna%ish and T. .f NJ
;sSsg %as si,
4 S Of AZ tSm ne fSs. sly
Ing on time at san Frahcisco on the day Of sailing Of
are MGNR9 hf isas s5S Postmaster
AssTss6ns flonHsE orTssn s. 69IiSa T. oaober 1882
Application for liquor license for the iicense.year
soon as possible to insure acton before tie
Of the p esfnt LICENSE ~ N yer must be
applicant has deposited in his office the requisite
2; Applicants for liquor license must comply with
eT,sn,g of lay IN fubmltg tae
discretion Of The comniissoners '''N ''>'.p 'D'
3. Al appicants who engage in or who shall
present Licenses VIII d9 50 e. their peril as IL al
MONEY deposited for license viii Be held to pay any
fine which onai ne q ,SS sSq5 Hy %noss trial
oc+6t RoBT p. DoDdE. Assessor, D. c.
nag~ MADAME JOSEPHINE LOGAN,
1s,qy SSpils BA%hE
ssnSe sspa4s nafs @ % nna sese9 l ne as s
So sssss sSs
asSe M ffh hs NJ
Fey rto sESG
rfRs @ 3 NJ epF
Boston. Address i32 L street northwest sel0-tf
elYe PROFESSOR ALEXANDER DEw,oL-
RSSS OWShl, bihnSt ana VOCALIST. assisted Dy
his daughter Miss Isabella DeWolowski. has re-
opened bis Musical Institute at l16 street corner
method Of instruction is the best In existence. II
saves years of practlce " teaches how to read music
sight, and trains the voice to Its highest culture for
operas, concerts. or the parlor. seI.3m
nwe AIR PILLOWS. RAGS, AToM1zERs.
oel d0uche' "9s Iaff fnSsr &c Temple
eSR- HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES sPECI.
BV hcs witch Hazel Oil, Tracheel Drops, Nes-
myT COUqHL1N'S
National Republican., 1882-10-10
LOCAL MENTION.
EROM GEORGETOWN.
So GAY STREET.

SO GAY STREET.
GENTLEMEN:
Having used Browns Iron Bit,ers.
certify that 1t did me great deal
ofgood. 1t was recommended to
me by DR.. Geo. b. Lockhart, of this
city. JAMES KING.
Browns Iron Bitters is true
assistant to nature I'M restoring the
system to perfect health, creates
strength, tones the nerves.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
DISTRICT BREvITlEs.
The weather To.nnr.

For me Middle Aaantte State. Including ne Dis
frta Of Columbia. oeerdHy fair and slightly cooler
toeaheT, ncrthrfv 70 teaerb totnds, hiohef barometer
Sfgp cooler, ldir tVeuther Is indicated for the Md
die, Ec'o England Sates dad Lo,e Lake redioh dur.
mo 7Hesfdy preceded b. toh sho,ters near hc eoda
Rain ,ciil prevail N ne southern portion Of he so,
Atlantic States, ,OiM Increasing norttedaeriy winds.
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