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NEW TO-DAY.
Situation Wanted.

By a competent person as cook; will
be found willing and agreeable; city or
country. Please address u. s.. Post.
office. al93t
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wANTS-.LoST-FoUND.
w anted.

Two or three uniurnished rooms, with
a private family; near the business GEN.
ter. Address j. Herald office. alS-3t
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FOR EICN.


LONDON, April 18th. The o..
server says that after the release of
Parnell all other suspects will be
released.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-19
Cn,stcuss raaes u.s se.,.


WASHINGTON, April 1Sth.-The
family and remains of the late
Minister Hurlbut have arrived by
the steamer Alaska at Panama.
Secretary Chandler was sworn in
in to-day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-19

oil we'll can rival.
The Messrs. Scofield & Tevis are
now sinking some fifteen new oil
wells, and they will soon be in a
condition to supply themselves
with all the crude material needed
for the uses Of this coast and Mex
leo. AS they 60 north in the Plco
district the yield of petroleum is
found to increase, confirming Mr..
MacPherson's original judgment.
Now that the Los Angeles oil field
has emerged from the cloud of It'll.
CATION which kept it back so long,
with men of the dash and enter.
prise of Scofield & Teyis to force
the work along, we shall soon wit
ness brilliant results there. For
that portion of their trade embrac.
ing Southern California and Ari-
IONA the Star OIL Works at New
hall possess complete facilities.
Probably there is not an Angelefio
who does not feel like congratu-
lating Mr.. Macpherson upon the
brilliant outcome of his labors.
PERSONAL.
l encountered Mr.. j. M. Griffith
here last week. His family are
stopping at Oakland. He told me
that he is forwarding some seven
hundred thousand feet OF lumbe Ell
to Los Angeles, to be used in the
construction of the immense
winery which Mr.. j. de Barth
Shorb is erecting near the Five
Mile House. Mr.. w. II. Perry, OF
Perry, Woodwork & Co is also
here, which shows that the lum-
Der movement mutt be booming.
That whilom and popular Ange.
leflo, Mr.. George III. Kimball,
locks as genial and energetic as
ever. John Carlin may be encoun.
tered any day on Montgomery
street, intent upon getting the best
possible results out of the insur.
ance business, which, no doubt, he
succeeds in doing. Gen. Banning
is at the Occidental, the recog'
nized military headquarters, and
talks about going home about the
| middle of the week. The Messrs,
Nordlinger and Susskind are here
buying goods. That old time An
geleflo Mr.. Idenmuller is presiding
over Bauer's drug store, and looks
as rosy aud handsome as Of yore,
The City Justics, ID Nj. Adams, IL
here on his way TO Sonoma coun'
ty, where his family have been fol
some months. Major Ben G. Tru.
man is one of ,hs we'll known ex.
Angelo nos often met with on the
streets. He has abandoned the
hotels and is keeping house.
The city is not specially gay just
now but there is very confident
feeling in the business circles. II
1t is not too much 10 say that ii
Arthur had signed the snti-Chi-
nese hill the Golden Gate would
to-day embrace more prosperous
population than it has known for
seven years past. J. d. l..
San Francisco, April 18th.
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Partner. Wanted.

PARTNER WITH $1,000 WANTED in
the hotel business. A good investment
and paying business. Address q, this
Office. dl7tf
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Wanted.

A lot of half-plnt and one pint TASKS.
Boys, gather them up and bring them
along to WO0LLACUTT'S. O27tf
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Centennial Gallery:
PRIZES FOR THE NEXT MATCH

Hepburn Rifle.
Ok ennedy Rifle.
3-Wfnchester Rifle.
4--sfngle Breech Loading SHOTGUN.
6-Pair Rubber Boots.
6-Holabird Game Bag.
7-Cleau1ng Rod, apIl.lw
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A NEW HOUSE and a lot OF one acre
on Washington street; must be sold inn
mediately; price $500.
Enquire OF n. EDWARDS, IS Spring
street. al9.Iw
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Wanted.

ANo.I DURHAM or DEVON BULL,
to years old Address g. II. PECK,
Wilmington. al3tf
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MORNING SESSION

saw FRANCISCO, April Is.
1870 Ophir, 45O, AS $50 8 Nevada, "a
100 Mexican, 81, sHl 70 Utah, 81
20 G & q, $50 1000 Bullion, 25c
80 B & B, 81 100 Exchequer. Soc
$50 Gala, l5c, 10. 10 40 Overman, SOC
S95 Savage, 2.35, 240 1850 Alta, 8 20, 3.l5
1901 Con Va, Zoe, soc, 80, 3.l5
75c 245 Union, l2s4, 1914
375 Chollar, 10, 1.lO 100 Justice, zoe
los 1855 Occidental, 81
100 Potosi, 81 40 Lady Wash, 1Ot
AS III d N, 2.05, 2 10 so Andes, soc
$50 Jacket. LILO 1870 Belcher, 65c
$50 Point, zoe, 65 200 S Hill, 20c
$50 Alpha. Csc, 60c, $50 Benton, 75c
Coo go
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anted.

A SITUATION, as q first-class family
COOK, by an English girl, with excel
lent references. Address MAGGIE
BEECH, Los Angeles Postoffice. al1-lw
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Nurse Wanted.

A competent woman, to take charge of
child two years of age. Address j. II.
D0BBINS, San Gabriel. a7-lw
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OVERcCAT LOST.

On First street, between De Turks sta
bles and Figueroa street, q largo black
overcoat. A liberal reward will be paid
by leaving the same at the HERALD
office. ale 81
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Gas aeio's Fanny Rene NIB ssed.
WASHINGTON, April 1Sth.-See.
rotary Folger has approved the APP
pointment of w. Rockwell, broth.
erin law to President Garfield,
Deputy Collector Of New York.
Cntftcous Taaes Its sess.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-In the
Senate the credentials OF Chilicott,
the newly appointed Senator from
Colorado, were filed aud he took his
seat.
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Admtrsi Rogers III.

WASHINGTON, April 1Stb.-Rear
Admiral John Rogers is seriously
i'll with Bright's disease of the kid
neys.
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D,piems,Ic Gan nrmst,oos.

WASHINGTON, April 1Sth.-Sen-
ate confifma,ions-Henry G. Hall,
Minister resident from the United
States to the Central American
States; Thos Adamson, of PenDsyl-
vania, Consul at Panama; George
Manch, of Tennessee, Uaited States
Minister and Consul-General at
Bolivia; VIM. l.. Scruggs, United
States Minister al Colombia.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
sToCiS a. s'1,k..

sAN FRANCISCO tUCR AND Bx
CHANGE BOARD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

On Monday the famous Italian tragedan, who
has been so successful In every city where he has
appeared will Commence an engagement Mt Ford :
Opera House. appearing in Ham Ct" III refer
cnCe to his performance of this cha Ectcr the Ball
tmore american says: "The 1lfstmprcsson which
Resi- makes that Of majestic cpose. He docs not,
us so many of our trngedinns do make points that
are no points, ana await the appnu of the glller-
les. There was never, from beginning to end mo-
ment OF rant aud only In the moments OF intcnsest
interest did lie reveal The vat reserve of power That
PowerIvery rrrnd power-is ther,, I'M sivcn
forth only In ilashes as If bursting from the calm
of reflective nature. Rnssi conveys also the idea
of the prnceiy character of Hdmit. and this has
great dramatic value, Booth gives US Hamlet the
student-rcnned, but not princcy. There are at
least two other HGmists on our trnglc Stage who
make the Prince CT Denmark seem like fresh
graduate from butcher shop. But there is in
Rossis personation dignity, genueness, and II
ceaseess grace that realize the highest ideals OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

VXTANTED-I WILL GIVE TO ANY ONE Sc
w curing me situation In any of the Government
offices $50 cash, half of the first months wages and
tj every month as long hold the situation. Adj
dress CASH Republican Office, Ia43t@
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FOR SAFE or RENT.
r j. sUTPuEN. II. NJ. noGERs.
Os RENTAL
and

j surrnEN RENTAL I'M nooEFs'
and
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
NO. 06 + street northwest
Lower Floor)
HOUSES AND LOIS FOR SALE
Houses aud Rooms, furnished and unfnrnlshed, OF
every description, In all paris of the city, for Rent
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on new aud novel plan for the convenience of tho
public, aHordins FREE OF CfARuE, by aid of din-
giving an accurate description ofl,oons. IIonics Lois
Furniture. Location, %c., WITH ENCItASaE OF REF
EnENCE WHEN REputnEp.
We also rent Pianos organs. Furniture &c.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No. i72 st. n. W. nice pnrlors aud rooms.
store on sh st., near On. W.
No. sil leih IT. H. W., elegant pariOrs and rooms.
No. 1872 7 ST. n. W., extra nice pnrlors.
no. iSg lin St, n. ", elegant IN .Urnisicd rooms,
No. l:3l III Il y; W, nice homcli&e rooms.
no 1913 tinScnth ct. n; W, gSIra ane rooms.
No. 80 @ 81. n. W. double pnrlora.
No. si o a. n. w., nice parorS and rooms.
No. 1897 II. n. w, extra nnc parlOrs aud rooms.
rs s M ~ Mi f aSIS au fSp room,
No. EOS Eleventh ST. ~ W., splendid double parlors.
No. otG st. n. W. floor, nnnrnlshed rooms
No. l7iS ~, n. W., elegant parlOrs Rud ToOma
No. 0i3 l8th st. n W., elegant porlors and rooms.
No. go i9!h s.. n w., large. nice narl9ra; 49,.
No. 1901 Fat, u. w, fnc unrlor, ana rooms.
No. rs lllh ST. II. w,splondd parlors
10 az w. NOD st. NJ wyery NICE parIors ana rooms
No. 5oo ith ST. N. W, splendid pqrlors AM rooms.
No. ilil nth st. II. W., nco large rarlors.
Sc. 20 vt 81. e., elcg1n, parlors and rooms
No. ~ 18th IT. II. W. double parlors and rooms
M. vi g a. n. W. elegant large double rarlort
VACANT ROOMS WANTED INMEDfATEIY,
Furnished and Unturnlshcd. The demand upon MS Is
Increasing. Those having Rooms and othcr property
for Rent will lud 1t GREATLY no TiuEIR INTEREST to
des sUTPiiHN Il ROGERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

Avery delightful entertainment Is In prospect for
next Monday evening Mt Willard Hall. The occa-
character sketches, and the object is n benefit for
st. Andrews Episcopal Church. corner of Four
tecnth and Coreoran streets. The following is the
John lawrence; recitation, Last Hope" Miss Ida
Hinds song, what Shall Do2p (Bischofl), Miss
Birdie Harvey; recitation, GLOW Rubenstcln
Played" Miss Belle Bacon; song 10 Scapato .
lMaueD, Mr.. Warren Young; piano solo, ballad
No. q Chopin; recitation, portion scene Romeo
and Juliet, Miss Ida Kinds; song, Esmeralua -
Levey), Miss Jessie Harvey recitation, "Drla4
Rose" Miss Belle Bacon duet, Chcernilness -
lGumberQ Misses Harvey; recitation, selected,
Mr.. Il. b. Hay Professor BischoR and Mr. J. p
Lawrence, accompanies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

Robson and Crane were received at the Fiflh
Avenue Theatre on Monday evening by n very
large and conyulsive audience. The comedy Sc
lccted for their opening was "Our Bachelors"
which we believe is the work of MIR. Joseph Brad
ford, of Boston. In the hands of commonplace
comedians "Our Bachelors" would become a very
unintercstng story. Mr.. W. II. Crane, however is
an actor whose humor Is at all times contagious
And what Is more, his personal identity is not
forced into sight through every part which he is
are now popular, rely solely upon their own per-
sonalty that an actor Of MIR. Cranes ability to
convey his humor into other characters rather
than carry their humOr into himself must gain n
higher recognition than Is usually accorded play
ers of his line. Mr. Stuart Robson, his partner, is
always funny. The coupling of these actors is
reason that II embodies the two methods of comic
acting which supported by the largest constitu
encles in this cOnnlry.-NeiO York DranlaLc Times.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

The suit of Mr. H. J. Ramsdell against the Dis
trict of Columbia, the particulars of,which were
given In yesterdays issue, resumed in the Cir
cult Court yesterday The witnesses for the plain
tiff were on the stand and testified TO the severe
bodily injury sustained by the accident. DIR. j.
Ford Thompson stated that Mr.. Rainsdel was per-
manently disabled and rendered cripple for life.
The cost incurred by the accident (some 50 00O was
also testified TO. The defense put in testimony
cleaned off the sidewalk ON the 18th of Janu-
nry, and between that date and the 18th no snow
had fallen, only u little rain. The meteorological
report of the weather bureau was offered in evil
dence The defense further allege that being
without authority to levy taxes or eXpend money
except on the direction of Congress, they are not
of Ice and offer several other prayers the same
subject The arguments will be submitted to day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

time this ailernoon and to- night and those Who
have not taken their little ones to see the funny
antics of the prince of clowns Mr.. George II. Ad.
ans should avail themselves of the opportunities
now presented. In the specially performances the
trained dogs are the most wonderful, and their
leaping is rewarded with immense applause. Pro-
eats OF the Leslies and the Martinettes were also
loudly applaudcd
formance sat the matinee to-day and Tonight
The kindly face of Jncie Joshua Vhhco1Rb should
be seen by all who are fond OF honest cOnscien-
tious acting. 1t Is character that once seen will
live in the memory like Rip Van Uinkle, Lord
Dundrcdry, Salem Scudder, Asi Trtnchdrd or any of
the characters made famous by the genius of emil
nent actors, living or dead.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

wv ANTED-GOOD FURNISHED ROOM. OPEN
w fire. with without Board; table 1irst.class in
good location. Address, stating terms, SECRETARY,
Ost.DfiCp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

Justice wylle yesterday delivered his opinion on
the motion made by counsel In the Christancy
case Thursday, being the motion to appoint COM
mission to take Undergraduates In behalf of COM
plainant ofhls sons at lansing, Mich After hear
Ing counsel on the motion Judge Wylie said that
the interrogatorles might be taken, but objected
TO the form Of them MS being too leading and deal
ing with collateral matters which IN no way affects
the issue, IN referring to this testimony. he said
that he did not think such evidence should be re-
ceived to show family obloquy, and cited In sup
port OF this case in the Supreme Court. Judge
the order, and directed counsel to amend the in
terrogatories, when the commission would be is
quad
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07
Hon. 1t. II. mcrrleL ON the constitution

The preliminary lecture In n course upon the
town Law school was delivered by Hon. r. n.
Menick. He referred TO the three grand divisions
of goYernment-the despotlc, the limited mon
alchy, aud the republic-and then alluded Ia the
different classes Of people who settled the original
colonies In this country, and the different IDEAS
they had of government ut first, although their
position rs colonies Of the mother country guar
anteed them certain rights II was the violation Of
these rights which caused the revolution which
oyeIcame the differences and cemented the entire
states. He spoke Of the articles OF confederation
which were irst formed, which, though imperfect,
served The purpose at the time, and were the foun.
dalton OF our present Constitution, In subsequent
lectures each Article Of the Constitution viii be
taken mp and separately discussed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

In reference to Il paragraph which appeared in
THE REPUBLICAN of Thursday Mr., John IarcOmbe,
OF the Government Printing Once, says; In
which had hoped to be able to pay on Wednes-
day last found that the amount obtained upon
the last requlsiuon was not sufficient By some
sliO0 70 complete the payment of the bindcry pOr-
ton of regretted this. because the end Of thar
roll contained the names Of moro than one hum
drcd females, who believed needed their months
pay. To pay them borrowed the money from
other employees IN the Oflicen
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07
BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
second Annual ,nce.inn- EIec,ron of ON.

cNFN Tor thF EnHntHE hcNr.
The second annual meeting Of the Biological
Society Of Washington wns held Friday
evening, january G. in the nrchive room
Of the National Museum Professor W. X.
Brooks, Of Johns Hopkins University, was
elected corresponding member aud Che fol-
lowing gentlemen TO resident membership: Mr.
II. w. llenshaw, of the Bureau Of Ethnology Mr.
W. X. Smith, superintendent Of the botanic Gar.
dem Mr.. f.. r. Slcrr Of the National Museum and
announced by the president that the society enters
upon Its second year with l0i regular members, 4
The following officers were elected: President
Professor Theodore GIN vice Presidents Profess
sors G. V. Riley J. w. Chlckcring, jr, L. + Ward,
and Mr.. Henry Ulke; secretaries, Professors G..
Brown Goode aud Richard Rnihbun; treasurer,
Mr. Robert Rid way members Of council, Surgeon
j. III. Kidder. u. T. ~; Professors .. U. Mason,
George Massey, Drs. j. W. Prcntiss, and 4. IL. Bean.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

PIIILApElPHIA, Jan, U.-INo VIII OF the late
was admitted to probate to-day, contains, among
Others, the following bequests To the Union
a scholarship; 10 the board OF foreign missions of
the Presbyterian Church of the United States, the
American Sunday School Union, ana the Presby-
terian Committee, of Home Missions, Of New York
$1,000 each TO the Seamen's Friend Society," Of
New York. and the American Bible Society Of
New York, $1,000 each, Requests Of VI 900 aud
81 800 each also made 10 various religious and
eharllable Institutions IN ibis city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07
TURKISH BATHS.

NTE1v TURKISH EsATm CDR BOVEEs)
N lil7 street, opposite RbpS House Large Pool;
good ventilation Ladies', Monday and Friday. Not
open sunday. Open from TN 10; saturday. u
baths, 81; six tickets, $500 Dr.. H. l.. DONl;E, Eoc-
trlcinn. OCiO-ly
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The FIRST TlncI,eIors' GERMAN.

given at Mnnnis, about fifty couples fiom the
ale of the West hnd participating in its enjoy
menI, Ihe german was led BY Mr. John Poor
through the hall to the sweet strains Of music
nom Ncber's full orchestra, while the hours
swept swiftly By, The affair, though very elegant
was Intended 70 be informal, and no programmes
were provided, the committee on arrangements
kindly assuming all the duties usually devolying
upon the various subcommittee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07
YOUNG MEN.
HEALTH IS WEALTM. :.

DIR. Il. g. WEsr's NERYEASD DHAIN TREATMENT
n specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Commissions Her.
vOus Headache Mental Depression Loss OF Memory,
SpermatOrrhma ImpOtency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by OYgr-GNertlOn self
abuse or oyorndulsence, which leads TO misery, do
box contains one months treatment One dollar u
box, or six boxes for five dollars. sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes TO
cure any case With each ornr resolved by us for six
boxes accompanied with five dollars, we VIII send
the purchaser written guarantee 70 return tho
money Y the Treatment does not eeCl cure. Guar
nntoes Issued by STOTT ~ CROMWELL $50 Penn.
sylvania avenue Washington, u. g., Wholesale and
retail agents Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tentiOn Oul8-ly
~ GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treatment and speedy cure OF all Venercal Dis
eases by consulting DR., LEON, i55 Mass. Nv. prescrll
tons and advice Tree ofany charge whatever uo2
DR, LEON, THEOLDEST F,STA BLISIIED AND
~ most reliable Ladies' Physician In the city, can
be consulted daily at f5 Massachusetts avenue from
2to and los. Al Female Complaints and IrTcF-
loritcs quickly cured. Prompt treatment separate
rooms for indies. nO2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07
rmproyemcnt of the River From,

The work of dredging out the river channel
last when the wOrkmen of the National Dredging
Company were furloughed to permit some repairs
to the machinery used. The intention Is to make
the channel eight hundred feet wide and sixteen
feet deep all the way from the Eastern Branch to
the Long Bridge. Colonel George Ripehardt has
immediate charge Of the operations, and Is max
ing n good job OF H.. The dump now made is
At the southern end of the new tramway and the
weight Of the mud has spread out to the causeway
on the north side, and Is also spreading south
ward
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07
anrae,d CouncI oC chosen V,,.uo.

At the regular meeting Of Garfield Council, No
Columbia, held at ST. Clouds Hall, the following
officers were installed for the ensuing year by
Deputy supreme Councillor y. DemongeOt: Chief
g, Bancroft; secretary, A, w. Holi; treasurer, j.
Rich prelate, Mary u. Dow MARSHAL, DR.. c. A.
Prentss; warden, Harriet A. Emery; guard, Rosa
cillOr w q, Newton
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

IF you WANT TO BUY, SELL RENT on
Trade City or Country Property. como and see The
great bargains at WILLIAM IL. MAIN q BEOrH
EpS ST. Charles Hotel, corner Third street aud Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. mhle-tf
U1oR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
fc3tf st, llpud liuildug.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07
GeorgeIown Bul,dIns AssocIn,Iou..

At the ninth regular monthly meeting Of the
Thirteenth Building Association, at Goddard's Hall,
$500 was sold, being twenty shares at an average
rate Of sliB50 per share.
Al the clghty-fo fourth regular meeting OF the
Tenth Building Association, at the same place,
S7i2 was disposed Of being seven shares at the
stock value rates Of Sl06 per share.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

IGOR RENT-SlI TWELFTH STREET NORTH
~ west suite of handsomely Furnished Rooms ON
the second iloor, with rstclass Board. II desired
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-07

w Rooms and Board, In private family for gentle
man and wife; city or Capitol Hin references given
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TANTED-SHoRTHAND PUPILS, AT III
w Thirteenth street northwest; instruction thor
ough and by practical teacher. Call from $3.50 to 1850
ID, in-8t4
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WTANrED-BY FIRST-CLASS DRf;sSNfAKER
w an engagement, by the week or month. IN n
private family. Address H. u. s., Box %, Repuhcnn
'toH.p
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LOST AND FOUND.

INoUND-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.
II owner obtain Ivy calling ut $40 street nOrth-
west, paving costs. ja5-Jt"
Il oST-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON LAST.
4 n Gold Lace Pin, with buttcrcup In centre. Tho
fin Ter will be rewarded at 1911 Il street northwest.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGEs.

NOR sALE-A FINE COUPE.
A ja7-3tv Address COUPE Republican oflce
WANTED no PURCHAsE-A SET SINGLE
w Buggy Harness. Address j. c., Republican Of
Zee. la63I*
NOR SALE-VERY FINE PAIR CARRIAGE
II Horses, Kentucky bred, years old, 1875 hands,
bays, black mains aud tails. Gail on Coaohman,
private stable IN alley porth OF street, fourth door
from Thirteenth street jaa-3ts
NOR SALE-3 FINE HORSES SUITABLE FOR
IL cart; VIII sell cheap. Call at The Attorney Dairy
Depot, Al Third street northwest de9-tf
DOR sALE-2 SETS OF DoUBLE HARNESS;
IL cheap. Attorney Dairy Depot, iA Third street
northwest. de2lH
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VUANTED-3 OR 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
w north of NJ street and west Of Fifh street north
west; references exchanged. Address YOUNG. Re-
publican Office. ial-3tE
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VNTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN ALONE, A
w light well-furnished Room, crate fire, second
floor between Pennsylvania avenue and q street
northwest; no children If hostess Superntends cook
Send particulars TO HALE JEROME Republican
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