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National Republican., 1882-10-10
PIGEONS IN THE SERVICE.
FeRthered Flyers ma Unitcd states Cot
rIera-A Novel Idea.

rlera-A Novel Idea.
The employment of carrier pigeons MS couriers
between military stations in Arizona and other
sections Of the Indian country where the tele.
graph lines are being constantly intcrfered with
by the hostlles, aud where the topography is not
advantageous for heliogrnphing and other ordi-
nary methods designating is receiving the serious
attention OF the War Office In q letter OF the
9th ultimo, from Post Townsend, Wyoming, Gem
eral Nelson A. Miles says they can be made very
useful in this direction he has demonstrated TO
his entire satisfaction and General Hazen, the
Chief Signal oicer, who is testing every plan and
suggestion looking to the greater efficiency OF his
bureau and increased benefit to the general public,
has taken the subject actively in hand, desiring
to make this agency valuable ally of the Army in
Its conflicts in behalf of civilization against bar
barsm on our Western plains. For two hundred
miles
THESE PIGEONS WILL TRAVEL
as fast as the railroad rapid mail, and through q
hostile country, will reach their destination more
surely than most men. Flying by sight, they are
especially valuable in regions whore there are
prominent mountain peaks. Between two such
posts as Forts Thomas and Apache and Thomas
and San Carlos, Arizona-enurely hostile
country, broken and difficult, and in which
travel is slow and almost impossible when the
intervening streams are iooded-they would be
ofvast value compared with the Insignificant cost
OF MAINTAINING ana training them. troops OH
detached service. with no other means Of COM
munientlon, can employ them to convey Inn
portant information with great expedition.
Country physicians in England use them to great
advantage With distant families, The middle
feather of the tail is shaved within an inch OF tho
end, and the mess age lashed thereto firmly with
waved silk. They should be written in lead
pencil, as ink runs. Placed there
THEY DO NOT ANNOY THE BIRD; .'-
but tied on the leg, they interfere with his fly
ing, and he is liable 10 peck and Rutiote the mes
sage, rendering 1t unineligible in his efforts 10
remove 1t. The clear air of Arizona andthe occi-
dent is just the element for these birds, aud they
are just the agency to supplement the telegraph
and ordinary courier system employed by our
troops in their operations against the red bucca-
neers Of the West. Having set in motion plan to
protect our cotton sugar and fruit industries, and
having enlarged the sphere of lfe.saving and
coast-line operations as supplement to the mill
tary telegraph lines of the frontier, General Hazen
deserves and will receive for this carrier pigeon
enterprise the heartfelt thanks Of every soulex-
posed to the onsets OF the marauding red devils
OF the plains, be they Sioux, Apaches, Kiowas,
Cheyennes, or what not.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
New York.

Whatever excitement may now be
created by the diseased egotism of indi-
vidual Republicans who seem to think
that if their will is crossed chaos is come
again, the common enemy of Republi-
cans of all factions will not fail by and
by to attract the general attention to his
own schemes. This may not be until he
shall have taken the reins of power.
ave take no note of time but from its
loss" and it seems possible that angry
Republicans will take no note of the po-
litical power in this country until it is lost
TO them for half II generation. If foolish
editors and frantic sensational preachers
and disappointed place-hunters would but
reflect that they are advocating the
return to power of the Bourbon re0c-
tionists they would come to their senses,
The severe moralists who are raving
because the State patronage of New
York, and the venomous lies and fero-
cious abuse of the President, which were
Il large element in the opposition to the
nomination of Judge Folger at Saratoga,
were all unsuccessful, will feel ashamed
when they get sober. They are now in
toxicated with the poisonous political
mephitic gases generated in the sewers
Of faction. Much of the execrable
stuff now being palmed off on the public
in New York as political information is
the frenzied outpouring of newspaper
writer's who have an idea that they are
the supreme power. They have some
power for harm, but the people are
stronger than they, and when they have
raved most arrogantly and confidently
they have often found the people against
them. Judge Folger is a pure and able
statesm ~. He was honestly nominated
at Saratoga, as his slanderers well know,
His enemies are busy defaming him
and msrepresenting the convention.
If the Republican party Of New York
could be disbanded by the beating of
gongs or the throwing of stink-pots, they
would not now be participating in this
campaign. Let us have faith that reason,
and not froth and cant, will have sway as
heretofore in the Empire State.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
A Streak OfDaylirht.


The following from the Troy (Ala.) In
quirer is evidence that, in the Montgom-
cry district, where negroes domostabound,
and where they are therefore never re-
garded as dangerous by the whites, either
dis insurrectionists without arms, or as
voters without representatives in the
election board, there is at least step for
ward when an anti-Bourbon candidate is
allowed to have a show on the stump.
Says the Inquirer:
On Friday last the joint discussion between the
candidates for Congress in this district was opened
at Rutledge, Colonel Herbert delivering the op en-
ing.speech and using an hour followed by Judge
Rice, who spoke an hour and a half with hal t
hour allowed Colonel Herbert in reply. 1t Is q
pleasure to note this return to old and honored
custom, aud 1t is hoped that the best results may
follow. Colonel Herbert has been in Congress for
six years, but has never before been compelled to
give an account of his stewardship before the peo.
pie whose voIes elected him, and, while his record
is not bad one, yet there is certainly nothing in
Il showing the grand and exalted statesmRnship
ascribgd to him by his ardent friends; nor
has he shown such oyerpowering ability
or wonderful influence as representative
us many people believe him to possess.
Should this discussion prove to be review Of
his record aud discussion Of its merits and errors,
together with policy in accord with the interest
Of the people, there may be some good results
from it alter his election but if II shall be merely
a ven tlRion of the record Of each aspirant by the
other, inteTspersCd with satire, humor, and unec-
dotes, it will merely entertain those who shall
hear it, and be productive of no good or benefit
Judge Rice is generally conceded to be the peer
Of any man In the State, and, we might say, in the
Union; intellectually, Le is agant-a learned and
as:u;e lawyer fine orator, and the equal of any
man in the country on tho hustings. Besides, his
position and prestige as one Of the leading men of
the State will command the respect Of the people
wherever he may speak, and his genial nature
and fine humor will please all who shall be thrown
in contact with him.
National Republican., 1882-10-10

7net'stit fTHE WEEKLY NATIONAL RHPuRLroAr
commenced on Thtirsddy, JonuarU s. Iss, Tts hand
some double sheet eight pages ndHrp-st= eoiupns
Neontdtns heheios nom al parts OF ne porid, and =,
speetauy tnterestto containing ne proceeding, OF
ne Executive, Leoiidtfut, and Judicial oronches or nc
Government, Including nc dppointrnent. promotions.
ds'fon'nent', and dt,'ntssdts IN all departments Of Coz
e'rrent service. u contains na report Of army and
navy movements and orders n includes as special
FEATURE the POLITICAL, jsrsondl. and social and
eietp gossip OF the Nations o1paaL
IN short, Il fs t'e beet and only ,ceekry pnper n,
America ofufno. ~ addition 10 J general ,c,0s from
oupdrts OF the ,corid, complete Photograph Of tVe
aotnos ana proceedings at TIE olpftoi or ne Ndtton
Terms! Single copies ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS Der year Ten copies one address, ONE
DOLLAR per copy Postage prepaid Gy TIE puoliIherL
Sample copies hee
Noio 70 he tine 10 sub,eyfbe
National Republican., 1882-10-10
YEhai AdyertiAinE Md.

Major Samuel NJ. Whitesidc, captain Sixth Cav
airy who is in command of the recruiting station
here is well satisfied with the result of his adver-
tising in THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, for recruits,
even though he has to pay for 1t out of his own
pocket. He stated Saturday to o member of the
staff of this paper that his advertisement has at
tracted the attention of q very much better class
OF young men for enlistment in the Army than
usually present themselves at recruiting repdez-
yous He states that he is In frequent receipt OF
letters from distant poins reached by the wide cir
culation of THE REPUBLICAN, and the percentage
of applicants accepted is larger than he has ever
known before. The class of applicants also ranks
higher in education than Is usually seen.
National Republican., 1882-10-10

THE present Minister to Spain, Hanni-
bal Hamlin, is the only one now living
OF the eight persons on the four Presi-
dental tickets in the field in 1S60-Lin-
coin, Douglass, Breckenridge, Bell, John
son, Oh. w. LANE, and Everett have
pissed away.
National Republican., 1882-10-10

o. II, RorHAcKER, the Denver mouth
piece Of gang of thieves, is at present
engaged in abusing the Republican nomi-
nee for governor of Colorado. The prin-
cipal ground for complaint seems to be
that the nominee will carry Colorado for
the Republican tic ket.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock ot DIAMOND lhee rus flng-r and Far
ling Siivorwsro Ia great variety, Plated Tea Sells
Haskots Howla Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes. lRstorA
som Iuieans Works and spoons. Rogers Bros Plated
Table cutlery Joseph Rogers 4 sons sheiiied Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors, French CLOCKS, Opera
CIasses prasa EcOnces. Mirrors, Candle9ticks, 90
was never so complete which We call % the attention
" HARRIS & SHAFER
nlfleu No.lllS Penhsylvania ayenua
LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
" All REASONABLE RATES
AT THE REPUBLICAN oFFIoE
National Republican., 1882-10-10

"MR. JoHs g. wisE's election means a stalwnrt
Republican triumph in Virginia. Mr.. John Is.
Massey's election means>a Democratic triumph
and as we desire the latter we unhestatingy give
Mr. Massey our support.S-Frtdcricksburo (Yd)
STAR
And so does James G. Blaine.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
Now ia the rimo 10 spn.er,b..

ne price ofTHE NATIONAL RrpunLfcAr bv r.au
Gdt ne counter Is THREE GENTS for q single eopv,
rco t0eokt. TWENTY-FIVE GENTS; one month rtTTT
CENTS. nCo months ONE DOLLAR; three months. ONE
DOLLAR AND a HALF; str months, THREE DoLLARs
onsyedr SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid bV the pub
hshcfs.
Hts delivered IN Washington and ne suburb, oy car
Jicrtu the same rates.
There Is no better time than heprese,tto suosortbeh FOR
&c hteiest ertohte, and best ne,DIDdper pub,hed at
N0Notohal CnpNdL Send eopies @ Hour Iriend4
National Republican., 1882-10-10


THERE is a growing feeling in New York that
Mr.. Folgers slim chances might be helped if Mr..
Conlling could be induced to declare against his
election.- Washington Post.
What evidence has our amiable con-
temporary of any such feeling in New
York? Whitelaw Reid told General Gar
field in that midnight dispatch that the
New Y YorlS Assembly was overwhelmingly
Conkliug," but changed front as soon as
it was apparent "that the Administration
meant business" And so we have as
high an authority as Mr.. Reid for the
declaration that not the merits or demerits
of Mr. Conkling figured SO much in the
New York politics of 1881 as did the
question of whether or not "the Admins
tration meant business" Now if White
law Reid was still assistant President, we
should doubtless have business
again "meant" by the Administration,
1t would then only be. a matter for
the Administration to settle whether the
sentiment should be Overwhelmingly
Conkling" or the opposite. What a
high estimate the Posi- and Tribune have
of the virtue and intelligence of the
people of New York.
We believe nothing would strike such
terror to the Democracy, and their
lacqueys of the New York Tribune and
Times, as the announcement that Roscoe
Conkling would speak at Cooper In
stitute or at the Academy Of Music in
New York city
zone blast from out his bugle horn
We're worth ten thousand men,
But he is private citizen and busy
lawyer. He will not even know of the
Posts withering sarcasm until he reads
it in THE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
rsrrontIx ,YiIIiur 10 Mnit.

An hour or two before the execution OF Lants
the Fiench parrlcide the director OF tho Versailles
prison asked him what he would like to have for
his last repast "some ap ricots," said Lantz.
But we canuot get apTicots IN less than four or
five months" "I will walt" was the calm reply
National Republican., 1882-10-10
No More Starvation in Patrick, Virginia.

NO wore starvation IN FStrlchs virginia
We learn from citizens of Patrick County now
attending the meeting of the directors at this
place. that there is very fine crop in the county.
The tobacco is very fine and a large crop, and
there is also very large crop Of corn aud wheat,
and we are informed that there is q great quantity
OF apples, and Of q very superior qualify. The
fruit crop Is a very important item 10 the people
OF that co unity MdTtiRSvRe Herald.
National Republican., 1882-10-10

A LouSGER at our elbow wonders If our pisca-
torial President visited his birthplace while
the line.- Washington Post.
And very mean lounger he must have
been, and he used your hand with which
to throw clump of very dirty mud al
the President. Your "lounger" gets you
to say that the Presidents birthplace Il
across the line-in Canada. You allow
this malicious campaign SANDER to be
repeated through you-that the President
is a rascally impostor, falsely claiming tc
be native-born American citizen, and
that he is a usurper, holding an Office tc
which only native is eligible. If the
editor of the Post does not sympathize
with the spirit of the paragraph quoted
he should be able to convey the idea to
the talented writer thereof.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
A Nent Compliment.

The Herald contained the best leader last We'd
nesday morning it has printed since General Will
der left the concern. We admired 1t when we
read It; Others spoke of it. We read it first, how
ever, in the Washington REPUBLICAN. 1t was re-
garding MIR. Blaine-Euery Monday Oct.2
National Republican., 1882-10-10
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
TURKISH BATHS.
CHIROPODISTS.

INOOT DoCiORING 1.-THE WISE FOR
IL health on daily walks DEPEND - henc, thousands
DIAL ESTABLISHMENT, iii6 Pennsylvania
avenue opposite Wllards Hotel for relief from and
Nails, Frost Bites. Chllblains,, Vascular Excre-
scent es, and Other complaints OF the feet. Among
his patrons the hihes, medical judicial, political
military and naval dignaries of this country, rep
sentatives of leading foreign governments. aud
Established in Washington. d. G., in 1861. se30
r ]. GEORGES CHIROPoDIST, ANAToMTST,
q, and Manufacturer Of Fine, fashionable, and
Hotel. Corns, Bunions, and Ingrowing Nails, Dr..
permanently cured. Lasts made TO order, and pre-
served for customers Extraordinary bargains in
Ready-Made Pointed Shoes. Also nice assortment
of Easy, Custom Made Boots and Shoes, especia "
Ready fade Shoes. se6
National Republican., 1882-10-10

IHcomm'infcdtons rusbe dddre,,ed "7bthe KdAo,
r'THr RKruBL1oAH, and 10 nlsure publteaton M .,
tt'Tfne fectofy on one side Of ne paper only, ptA
ndne ana residence Of he tDriter attached NO
punications will be returned
National Republican., 1882-10-10
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
CHARLES n. BISHOP q CO.,
REAL EST ATE Il II o * EIt

rNEvR AnT GE AGE rs,
zoos STREET NORTHWEST.
Real Estate bought and sold. Houses rented.
Rents collected. Loans negotiated. Insurance lu
first-class companies al lowest paying rates. No
charge for advertising. Our oiico Of the finest
and best located in the city. Paltlca having properly
70 sell or rent will find II 10 their Interest 10 place IL
In our hands se2IY
National Republican., 1882-10-10
Amnsnmnnfn To.Nirht.

FoRD's oPRRA-HovsE-MInnio Palmer.
NATIONAL THEArER-" Tho White slave"
THEATRE CoNIauE--variety Entertainment.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

II IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
j ! on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
where. by j. II. SQUIEk q 10, Bankers. lAle Penn
gylyAniA avenue mA%u
National Republican., 1882-10-10
PROPOSALS.

" ]. BROOKS & CO.,
GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAY CoNTRAo.
TORS
Manufacturers ana Dealers in all kinds OF Govern
ment Railway and Steamship Supplies.
10 CoURTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK.
Estimates furnished. jul5Th-Tu-1y
National Republican., 1882-10-10
FOR RENT--Houses.


INoH RENT-VERY DESIRABLB,' 3SrOHY
~ bricki 10 rooms oil conyonlences on line OF II
street cars; 500 per month; rare chance. y H.
WARNER, 9iG Il street ocl0.St
EoR RENT-FoR THE SEASON, A VERY
~ finely furnished House, with flrst-clhss Board
Persons wishing to entertain or avoid housekeeping
without giving mp home com orts could not be better
suited. Best Oi references given, II. JACOB, Ftepch
caterer, go Farragut Square northwest ocl0-0t
Tor RENT TO A REspoNsIBIE PARTY,
~ without small Children well-furnshed house
of nine best Of references required Call after
p. M at 1918 q street northwest. ocDdt
ENoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, il2i Q
~ street; II cheerful sunny roofna, with every.
thing complete for huusekeepngi fine location, rcar
Fourteenth street cars. oc0-3te
VNoR RENT--PARp. OF. A. FINE NEW HOUSE,
II elegantly furnished, suitable for small family;
rent low for term. Call ator i2 o'clock, 1926 Sixth
street northwest. oco-sts
nor Rem T-FINE FURNISHED HOUSE,
near L. oc0-0ts
VINOR RENT FURNISHED s-RooM HOUSE,;
~ MODERN improvements; nice locations rent t50.
Apply a. Independent Ice Compapys office. ooISte
INoR RENT-HoUsE llos q STREET NoRr1I-
II, west; twelve rooms water, gas, and oil modern
conveniences. Apply to THOS ]. MYERS, 122o +
street. se25-tf
National Republican., 1882-10-10

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our Houses
Stores, Shops and Farms offered for rent together
seen Property Tor sale in all ,parts Of the city
money to loan On real estate. Call,
mr2f : D. ii. WARNER elo street
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
L Trade City or Country Property come and sec the
WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTHER ST, Charles
northwest. mhleH
National Republican., 1882-10-10
Population Of the National Capital. 100000

WASHINGTON, D. G, OCTOBER 10. i8s5,
National Republican., 1882-10-10
FOR DREDGING.

PROPOSALS. FOR DREDGING
POTOMAC RIVER IMPROVEMENT NEAR
WASHINGTON, Il. q.
U. = ESoISEER OFFICE,
2l36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WAsHIS6ToS, u. C.. september q, lss2.
SEALED PROPOSAL In duplicate for Dredg,ng
In the Potomac River near Washington d. G., viii
be received at this ofice until II O. m. MONDAY.
October So 1882 and opened Immediately thereafter.
The approximate amount of dredging is million
seven hundred thousand cubic yards
Blank forms which proposals must be made.
specifications, and any desired Information can Le
had on application to this Office:
PETER C. HAMS,
oc3-Gt Major OF Engineers.
National Republican., 1882-10-10
FOR SALE-HOuses.


MO. 61s IL STREET NORTHW EST-wILL BE
IN sold at auction Thursday, october H. ut p. m.
to close an estate. A good chance to secure com
Portable house on easy terms. ociD-Stf
JNoR SALE-Il-RonM HOUSE, FURNISHED
IL II desired; modern improvements; pleasant cor
ner; southern exposure; near two lines street cars
northwest Address w f. g., Republican ofce
National Republican., 1882-10-10
FOR SALE-Ints.
FOR SALE-Farms.

TNOR SALE - CHOICE GARDEN LAND, IN
II lots of 10 to 30 acres each, three miles out
road bargain if sold at once
THOS. w. FOWLER, 92S street. oce6tt
National Republican., 1882-10-10
MEDICAL.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR, IL. e.. NESIS NERVE AMI hhAlh
TREATMENT. a specific for HysierA, Dizziness
Convulslons, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression
Loss Of Memory, Spermatorrhoea, impolency, In:
voluntary Emissions, Pre- mature Old Age; caused
by OveTe1ertion, self-abuse, or oyerind1lgence
which leads TO misery, decay, and death. Que box
will cure recent cases. Each box contains on0
months treatment. one dollar box, or six boxes
for live dollars. Sent by mail preraid on receipt OF
price. We guarantee Six boxes TO cure any casa
Win each order re eive by US for six boxes accom-
panied With i've dollars, We will send the purchasPR
our written guarantee 10 return the money II tho
trentme ent does not effect cure Guarantees issued
by STOITr a CROMWELL, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
WashingtOn d. o. wholesale and retail agents. Or
ders by mail viii receive prompt attention. oclsiy
YOUNG MEN.
Ifvou have failed to receive proper treatment In
cases OF Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Impotency, Premature Decay Weakness.
DyspeIsia Nervous ExcitRbllty, &c, send two
stamps for new book.
"'TiiE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Addrtss secretary Medical and Surgical Inatituta
is7 East Fifteenth street. New York. JaT-ly
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- TOLu TONIC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In All
hs stages also lot Coughs Colds. Bronchnls Asthma
and all dbeases Of the Throat and Lungs and the ong
rsmedy that is beneficial In MAlarlal climates. This
Is a preparation OF BALSAM OF TOLU, ROCK
CANDY, MAuSEStA. and other medlcinals bene-
fetal in Ire above diseases the basis being the purest
Rice and Rye Whlskies harmless and very pleasant
10 take. Try t. For sale by all druggsts and eTocers
Of 81 per quart bottle The trade supplied at liberal
uiRpvXRBoUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
Wholesale grocers sole agents for this city. Henry
BischOff 4 Co. New YORK aud Charleston 8. c., sols
manufacturers and proprieior3. de2i-Iy
National Republican., 1882-10-10
LOST AND FOUND.

Y OsT-oN THE 9TH OF OCTOBER, EAST SIDE
Il - OF Seventh street, between ID and II streets,
!. small chHlnOis pucSe'hOOk containing 10 cents
A reward will be given II returned to KNIGHT
bros. 9S3 street northwest ocl03ts
a. - n REwARp-LoST-oN SATURDAY Az
ID - " ternoon, pucketboOk, containing three so
hll TWO $40 bills and one y MI either n Schaior q
Clary's store Louisiana avenue, near Ninth street,
o eOing 10 MOrrson's bookstore, IN Pennsylvania
avenue The above reward will DO paid II 4 at
40 Seventh street southwest oc93t%
National Republican., 1882-10-10
FoR RENT.
"INGLESIDE."

most attractive and desirable suburban place
near Washington City being on sixteenth street ex.
Mansion. Conslsts of sixty acres Of lawn and wood.
land, beautifully laid out spacious and well arrnnged;
mansion Containing eighteen rooms, conservatory,
bathroom, and gas and wator pipes throughout
@. NJ, WIGHT,
co Louisiana avenue,
REGINALD FENDALL,
325 Fourand-a-half street northwest,
se2f.tf rrustAes
National Republican., 1882-10-10
WANTED-HOuses.

VIZ NTED-,TO BUY, BRICK HOUSE OF z
w more rooms In good Location and condition I;
price not to exceed 1000 give street, number and
particulars. Address r. n. g., Republican Office.
oclO-6tF
yITANTED-TO RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
w furnished house; niue to fifteen rooms between
Ninth and Sixteenth and and L. streets. full par
tculars requested; permanent tenant. Address
HOUSE, Republican 0ffice. oc7-3ts
National Republican., 1882-10-10
MISUNDERSTANDING.

WAN NrED-A BARKEEPER. LEAVE YOUR
w name, residence, and reference Mt the Republi-
can Office, II, II, 4, Oc10-3tt
National Republican., 1882-10-10
PERSONAL.

A LADY, CLASSICALLY EDUCATED, WITH
"A best references, desires pupils. Address ll29
Tenth street northwest. oc7-3t4
DON'T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEEF AT w.
- s. CTowns stall, No. 23i, Northern Liberty Mar
ket; cheapest and best, and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed oc7-6ts
DARTY HAVING A PUG oYP FOR BREED
II ing can communicate with owner of fine Will
loughby dog by addressing A. T., Republican Office.
o07.3ts
SCHOOL or ART NEEDLEwoRK, ROOM l6,
- Vernon Row, C irner Pennsylvania avenue and
Tenth street. Artistic embTOderies, including a IRA
sine work, Macrame lace. Private lessons and
classes. oc6-l2lf
~ ECoRATIvE ART NEEDLE-woRK-MRS
~ y; BRAsllLMAN VIII give distraction in
Lessons In Glasses and private. Apply at her EIil-
bToiderisg Parlors, No. l2il street northwest.
Terms reasonable. Sell-ly