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National Republican., 1882-10-26
What They Think of MR.. Lanrtry

Mr.. Henry Ward Beecher, when called upon
told the reporter that in Mrs. Laugtry he in all
is glorious aiiluence the twining tcudril and the
expanding Leaf of the beauty and the translucent
whtcness Of the lily. To him the ladys face WIS
Il revelation of a world of light emnuating from
the passionate and perfect, the beaut hi aud the
true. He had bought tickets for the =" r lsalind" ,"
night, for he could lot AZ solulely could not, be-
licye that what he had h ard could be true Tie
universe forbade it.
J. W. Murri,sey, ihcatical agent, was disap.
pointed in Mrs, l.auglry. lie said that she has u
line complexion. it is true, but that her mouth Is
very large, and that there are many American
actresses who urc much huud,omer.
Rufus Hatch said that If Mrs. Langtry is beauti.
ful there nrc no beautiful women III America.
Oscar Wilde thought that Mrs. Luugtry has n
face of ideal beauty. "She is just divine" re-
marked the esthete. with an upward roll of his
ok ike oDtics
National Republican., 1882-10-26
- -
THE SCHOOL FUND.
Attorney Riddles Opinion Upon the Rcs-
oIutaon OF the Trusfcrs-

The Attorney for the District has rendered an
opinion upon the resolution of the public school
trustees in relation to the act of Congress of Sep
tember 4, 1871, which provides for division of the
proceeds OF the sales of public lands among Ger.
tain of the States Territories aud the District OF
Columbia. &C.. 10 the effect that the proportion due
to each TO be de ermined by the rule of population
for representation ascertained by the last preced-
ing census, the money to be applied In the Dis
trct TO free schools. which now has no other, as
for this purpose the law will probably be con.
strued. (ith Stat. at Large, p. 453). He SAYS: 81
see no provision ior paying the Districts proper
ton to It, 1t seems 10 me that some action on the
part of Congress, authorizing the Commissioners
to receive and uisburse this fund, is necessary.
The act of January /, 1872 authorizing the Balti-
more and Potomac ruilroad 10 occupy certain of
the public reservations, taxes the same for the
benefit OF the public schools ut the rates that
other properly is taxed, leaving 10 the District the
method Of applying the fund. az Stat. at Large,
p. 140). Practically has not the District had all
that can be got out of this? 1t placed the money
realized from this source in its general revenue,
and appropriated from that for the support of the
schools.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

7ncfssts OF THE W EEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
commenced on Thursday January s. 1852 ms hand
como double sheet ofei0 pages ndrvstr eoiu'nrs.
jiconfatns Ue ne,es from alt parts OF the ,corid and
eeiativ fnteresttnD containing the proceedings Of
DE Erec,ie Legislative, and Judicial b,dnchoI me
6o1crrDcsd. Including the appointments, promotions,
asst0nneshs ana dlsfssals In all departments Of Gov
srynsn ssslce. n contains nu report OF army and
ra,pfloveInenIs and orders II Includes a special
frattTe 0c ,oiicai peiIonal and social and
strtp oosstp " The Eatfons CupitaL
IN snors q Is hhe best and only u~ekiy poper IN
<weriea giving m oddHon TO Juu general from
eHrosss @ The irortd. eo'nptcte photograph of I0e.
dofnDs. and proceedings at the Cupnal OF the Nation
Terms: Single copies, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
er7s1soer year: ten copies dddress ON
poLLAR per copy tosta0e prepaid bp the pus'shsrs'
6d,npie co,,fes nee.
fOso 10 tie time 10 suhse,fbe
National Republican., 1882-10-26
The Swedish IA Nightingale Arrives.

Nine. Christine Nilsson after all absence ofeght
years, is once more with us, having come pWssen-
ger by the Gailia Tuesday morning Mr.. Henry
Abbey, her manager. aud number of other
friends. personal and professional, went down the
bay to meet the vessel, aud bid her welcome.
Nine. Nilsson was accompanied by two of her
concert troupe, Miss Hope Glenn aud Mr.. Tn o
Riorksten, Swedish tenor: She has changed but
little in appearance since she was last here, except
thai she is rather more matronly looking. She
was aitred in deep mourning, wearing a widow
cap. When asked about the voyage she SAID (:
"Ihe voyage has been terrible one; the weather
deck only one day. Yesterday there was an awful
storm. l am delighted to lie III America again
vie 9 have SO many dear friends but an
to face the terrible sea a"-NeU York letter.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
yyhnt she Saws IusrseIC.

/ was born in Jersey, of which place my father
was dean. had SIX brothers, and we lived u
simple and happy life, never left home. AL
though we lived in sight of France, never went
there. At twenty years of age married and led
vey happy lie with my husband. He was Il
great sac t,Inan, and we made many n cr lise to-
geher. When fell sick at Southampton and the
ducor said / wanted change OF air went To
London. l had few acquaintance there, but
went out occasionally. i became acquainted and
finally made it my nome. II was only within the
past year the iiea of going upon the stage took
possession of me, and then only because had no
other alternative. am fully in earnest, though.
Since ] have gone on the stage have deyoed
myself exclusively 10 my work, and j now look
uIon the life led in London as iriYolous.-ATs
LungtTU 10 a TCpOTtCr.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

10 ule Oi HE
The canvass in the fourth Alabama District
goes bravely on. Judge c. aig has stirred Shelley
up TO q terrible state of excitement. Shelley's
organ, the Selma Times, commenced the canvass
by calling the Judge "pet names," compliment
ing him in the highest terms as a. fine lawyer,
a respectable citizen of the best connections and
family, &C., and pleading with him. for his owu
and his family's sake, to. desert the Republican
party and "come down. but when they failed
and found that, Instead of coming down, Craig
was pushing The most determined and active eau
ever made in the district, Shelley sent for NJ
gan and Pugh, and the selma Times and other pa
pers commenced anu are now currying on ~ lade of
the viles abuse against Craig and his family. his
is done with the hope of preventing any white man
from voting for Craig, and also for the purpo of
encouraging the ballot box stuilels in iheir dirty
work. Shelley has been foiled thus iur i'll his
etioits to lerrorizc The negroes and White RAIDS or
to drive the conservative whites into ranks by re-
ports OF negro Instruction. Crnig has handled
the subject in such away as 10 turn 1t against him,
and the people have found that it was foolish
Democratic trick. There is no hope lett the great
bHllot-box suffer but TO come down" or stuff
again. Every part Of the district has been and is
being thoroughly canyassed, and our candidates
viii poll majority of 10000 votes.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
National Republican., 1882-10-26
Now is tho T,me to sub.crlbc.

n, p'foo orTnE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bV ,rdu
t,dt he counter Is THREE CENTS for a single COPY:
hfo tccekf. TwENTY-rivE GENTS; one month, FIFTY
CEETs f,oo months, ONE DOLLAR; three months oNR
DOLLAR AND a nALF; str months THREE DOLLARS
orepedr' SIX DOLLARS, postage prepdid BY the pub
hshcsp.
ni' dei're-edfn IN Washington and the suburbs by car
gHpt at 0sc auIne rates.
5he't sanbtier time han The presentto rb,cribe FOR
1t b'ciics t,Dhtes and best ns,os1,uper published at
btAftoHdt CuDitat Send comics 10 Uour friends
National Republican., 1882-10-26
necr mnn,inr am Lnne Cnnrrn.

Our Lake George correspondent writes; 1.-TWO
large deer Were driven into Lake George west OF
Harbor Island yesterday Both were bucks and
one was captured weighing 200 pounds, by Burr
Phelps and Il, Dalrymple. They broke an oar
while catching TIE Grst one that went into the
laEe, where 1t had Neeu driven by two dOss. The
second deer followed close behiud the fist aud
stood face TO fuce W IA Phelps, who was eight rods
distant, but hs gun was wet With rain. The fact
that the hunters had but one oar helped to give
the noble animal his life, ~ Troy Times.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
A Good Host.

President Arthur keeps up his reputation as a
jolly good fellow. No sooner was lie ensconced
in The Soldiers Home than he gave a,dinner to
the members Of his Cabinet, Just to show them
that cooks may follow where Presidents go. If
Prcsi cent Arthur does nothing else during his
term of office, he will be deserving the gratitude
of his counTynen for enhancing the esteem of u
good dinner. Mr. Buchanan was esteemed as II
fine old Pennsylvania gentleman in his day. but
Arthur surpssses even buchanan as host.-NeU
York Truth
National Republican., 1882-10-26

The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full
amount ofinteresting reading matter, will
be issued to-day. Copies in wrap
pers ready for mailing may be had at the
business Office.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

IT is understood that Whitelaw Reid
has offered to contribute to the proposed
Garfield monument slab of brass, on
which is to be engraved his famous edi-
torial of February, 1873, accusing General
Garfield of felony, and of falsehood for
aenyinp it,
National Republican., 1882-10-26

IN Injunction Against the President.
That great man, Whitelaw Re id, issued
his decree in yesterdays Tribune, for
bidding the entrance into the city of New
York of the President of the United
States. He says that if his order is dis
regarded and the President should pro-
ceed to that city, as he now purposes, dire
results will follow, to wit: His presence
will "enrage Republican voters" Re-
publican voters will take notice and
prepare to be enraged. At 4;20 this
D. m. the President will COM
mence forward movement upon
the great metropolis He will leave the
Sixth. street station, in this city, and pro-
ceed by rail to Jersey City. Thence he
will embark on ferry boat and cross the
Hudson River to New York. If the forces
of Whitelaw Simon Tappertit Reid do
not prevent him from effecting Il land
ing, he will make rapid movement
upon his own private residence, at l23
Lexington avenue, All this presupposes
that after landing he is not seized by
the infuriated Republican voters who
may have enlisted under the Tribune
editor, and torn limb from limb. The
movements of General Reid are SUR
rounded with mystery. The wires give
us no intelligence up to late hour of
any general uprising in the great me-
tropolis, but this must not lull the Presi-
dent into what may prove fatal sense
of security. Perhaps his enemy may
drop torpedo at the prov of the ferry
boat on which he sails, just before she
bumps. Or he may decide to fall upon
the President personally and beat him
TO death. Or, terrible thought the lit
he coxcomb may contemplate swelling
mp and bursting in the immediate prox-
unity of the offending Chief Magistrate
BE it as it may, there is blood in the
frenzied eve of this man of ink. We
have stood by the President, in our hum
bic way, to the best of our ability. We
are prepared to do so in the future tc
any reasonable extent and in support o
any proper course But we do not now
say how far we are prepared tC
sustain him in his reckless disobedience
OF the orders of Whitelaw Reid. 1t is
misunderstanding that New York belongs
to that stunning person. 1t will not dc
to dispute the title of this lord para
mount. The country will not sustain
such conduct. If the President coulc
obtain a permit from the great man be-
fore leaving for his home it would be
much better. True, the sole object the
President has in view in visiting New
York at this time is to take care
of the personal property and pri
yate papers in his own house priol
to turning it over to II tenant
He will vote the Republican ticket jus
once " on the 9TH proximo, unless he find
that this will too deeply " "enrage" sucl
faithful Republicans as Mr. Reid, Tha
is the only political work " he ha!
thought of being "actve" about Bu
these acts, innocent as they may appea
in themselves, ought never to be per
formed without leave first obtained from
His Imperial Highness the Editor-in
Chief of the New York Tribune.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

DoN'T be scared, Mr.. Reid. The Ad-
mnistration does not "mean business"
in the sense referred to in your cele-
brated midnight bulldozing dispatch to
President Garfield,
National Republican., 1882-10-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

T,XCHANGE- -BUSINEsS PROPERTY IN ISL
II linr Micl., largest city N the Cpaer PENN
and center ui the r1n region, under lease for
three years from May lest at ~ per MONTH lot in
Cland Rapids. Mich, o. ga feet and eighty acres
good farming land, well thu 81 ed and saw mill
Ia EmnIe County, Michigan, fir vacaut lots IN Ii!
ives, Wa5hnatGn or in Detroit OBJECT 90 n 'entrr-
ion Ot Interests Address. or call after p M, 1901
Ten h street northwest. uc2t-btt
JTOk ENCIANGE-~A FIRSTCLASE, LARGE
II brick house with ouibudiugs aud ample grounds
in the city of Rochester, Miin,, u eXcharge for
Washington City nroperiy, Apply 10 BROAD.
BROOKS TO7 seventh street northwest, after p. IN.
OCl4-Gt*
ITO CATERERS-WE HAVE A VERY DESTR-
L able properly in the northwest, admirably
adapted for Tstlass catering thlis mrpt; tire
Apartments and we'll furnished. JOHN SHERMAN
d co., WI i strt ct northwest. oca0-tf
II IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
where, by j. II. soUIER u co., Bankers, i4l0 POM
sylyanin avenue. mna6-H
National Republican., 1882-10-26
CHIROPODISTS.
II ]. GEORGES,
ARTIST BooTMAKER AND cHIRoPoDIST,
Corner of Sixth and streets,
Under National Hotel

All ailments of The feet permanently cured. se2O
MOOT DoCToRING 1.-THE WISE FOR
health on daily walks iepend" henc @ ~ th9usands
DIAL ESTABLISHMENT, lii6 Pennsylvanig
avenue, opposite WillaIds Hotel iot relief from and
Nails, Frost Bites, Chlhlalns, Vascular ENcre-
sceit as, and othtr complaints OF the feet. Among
his patrons are the hi3hest medical judicial political,
military and naval dignalies of this country, rep;
Other Well.S nGw pers6nagcs Ofics fee 81 per vst.
EsIablished IA Washington. y. q, Ia 1861. $3.50
National Republican., 1882-10-26

THE organs of the Democratic wing of
the Republican party are awfully dis
turbed when anything is said for the Re-
publican wing.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

The romances in the New York Sun
concerning the Administration are the
best of their kind since Baron Munchau-
sens Tales.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
And.

sad-eyed man the other night fell out of his
bed into the aisle Of Pullman car and skinned his
knee. lie now claims that lac was lame from his
berth. When he passes Carbon he will be hung
BY reQuest.-LaTamie b Oomeraag
National Republican., 1882-10-26

No. The Cabinet has not considered
the political situation in any State. And
nobody supposed they had. Least of
all those who pretended to.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
FOR SALE-Farms.
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
LOCATION VERY HEALTHY. VIEW UN

LOCATION VERY k11RIEb 1HHAdTHY' VIEW uN-
III The Ia, Land Is situated on the line Of Monigom ry
oen es 1f " g1s eH + % %sGay Mecp
9. mprsss y acres S very gh u View Of dome Sf
Capitol and surrounding couLtrv, ana has frontage
The rlt consists OF some no Crap. in full hear
ing; mostly I!na; atawba; no dw aif Pear ali ynnng
eeary and arytearS Peac yonng nuar CEerry
Plum, 4 Apple &c, ana The usual small varieties,
about feet 9f best palng 2,JOO feet OF post-and-
rG Se Water S" es1 Of the best in the counrv
richly impregated with iron and sulphur, and nevtr
falling: the vel Is IN close proximity TO the dwell
The Bullnni2 are ali nearly new, are in thorough
Dwelling, OF fame cottage style. cnvar'nr an area
az 81 Is sy Rsf rnr on very hsSyy sans ionda
saloon. dnng-room or kitchen. u ilry. two mite
iolms closets, stgirways, hall two cellars and two
trey exposed hesnn's rays Two b'droonis are
i've Windows The s1ioan Is % lei long, on
0ress S @ o sihGr ss isc The sss m Of sh
ing covers nall an acre. and con,a ms shady grve OF
ersP5-Scr iawers, vs, m or Trs s and S'a'Hs5 large
cthle.wire s,g'ng heavily and seen elr built.
Ing three tors o hay.
larne,s and Tool House, IL feet square.
ChckenhOuS- 10 bv II feet lattice Tor ventilation.
Tie cicken-range covers nearly quarer oi an acIe
Com crib, with capacity for 200 bushels.
Well honse, donble-hip roof foundation ana Eox-
III" roofs OF ali the buildings enumerated are of the
be- cyDrtsl shingles. There are no pineboard roofs
on The premises.
Price for the properly; free Of inGnmbrance, title
SPENCER N. BENERMAN,
Waverly House, 5s Ninth street,
cc,f-3tt Washington. d. Q.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

fTeounun fcdtfons n,ustbe dddressed "Tbthe Editor
tTHr REPuPLIcar," and to insure publication At
s'trfftst teDtoiy side Of ne paper only, ,rh
csu'e ana residence Of the 'ortter attached NO COM
astnicatioas ipih be rstu,rsd
National Republican., 1882-10-26

Mr.. WHTELAw REID, what did you
mean when you said in that midnight
dispatch in April, 1881, that "we must
keep the surveyorship What new
court grammar made you plural? And
what did Eve" need of the surveyor
ship? Speak up like man, if you can.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

WILL the New York Tribune explain
the methods" by which its circulation
was increased in 1880? Stephen w.
Dorsey, as secretary of the National Com
mittee, made the Times his everlasting
enemy by allowing Whitelaw Reid to
outbeg George Jones for money from the
campaign fund for his great paper.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
-,,,I,E rIrpn ron MALARIA. CAROTINA

. VUhI n
> TOLU TONIC.-Sure cure tor Dyspepsia in all
rs stages also CUu shs, Colds, Bronchitis Asthma,
and ali diseases of the Throat and Lungs, aud the onV
remedy That is behelcial In Malarial cna.es. This
is q preparation of BALSAM OF TOIU, ROCK
CANDY MAGNEsSIA, and other medicinas bene-
ncal in the hoye diseases the basis being the purest
Rice and Rye Whistles, harmless and very pleasant
10 take. Try For sale by all druggists and grocer5
at 81 per quart bottle The trade supplied at liberal
uRHRBoiR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wholesale groceTs sole agents for this city. Henry
Bischotf n Co.. New York and Charleston S, O., sole
manufacturers and proprielors. de2l'ly
National Republican., 1882-10-26
WASHINGTON. D. C, OCTOBER &c, 1852.
Population Of The National Capital. 10000.
Amusepsents Tonight

NATIONAL THEATER-Pop.
THEATRE CoaioUE-Variety Entertainment
National Republican., 1882-10-26

1~n PEN &SYLhNIA AVENUE, NEAR
* O SiXIn-street buput.-Vcry best board and
wei furnished rooms, pm 80 toslO per week; 81 to
s50 per day: meals, per week terms 10 SUIT ami
lies. MRS o. G. HOW !tD, ProprtetresS. ocl1lI$
TIME FREMONT tOUSE. WITH ITS FINE
1 promenade balc9eS cool, airy rooms and
superior table. will be bund mcst desirable place
for summer boarding Rates. SIS $50. S35 and 80 per
month iulS
National Republican., 1882-10-26
COKE.
COKE.
COKE.

s0 bushtiS tfNhhel " y
90 puste tu nNlS ~
DuSnCl- Otnil Afy W
For sale al o zee of Washing IN las Light Cmi-
! any, ur a., q, W. Cropleys drugstore 10 fridge
3 N. Georgetown, ans
National Republican., 1882-10-26
TURKISH BATEIs.

NEW TURKISH BATn (DR BOVEpSl
IN I4i7 street, opposite liIges House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. Nol
open sunday. open from m. IN 10 D. nj: Satur.
day, II p. m Baths, 81; tickets Si51.
ap8 DIR Ii. L. BONEE, ElecsrclaiL
TINHE SHEDD BATHS 0l9 l. STREET, NEAR
Il Ninth, well known as The oldest and host In tho
city, This bath is constructed with view 20 cOnven-
iecc being ON the first floor Turkgh, Russian, siu-
phur and MerCurial Bnths given with AKIN and e1-
perlence. Mani u rof ten years experience NJ tn3
estah lshnient Single bath. ~ q for s. Il,s0. Open
Sunday from a. N. to p. m mre3-I
National Republican., 1882-10-26

TENHE FINEST JOB PRINTING IL WASHING
Il ton by the finest woTkmcn. Call aid Hpes+
mems, National hepuE:lcan job RoomR
National Republican., 1882-10-26
MEDICAL.
VOTING MEN.

Ifyou have failed to receive proper treatment In
cases OF Heart Disease Kidney cqnpiaint; Nervous
Dyspe fsia Nervous Exciiablity, &C., send two
stamps for our new book
'''TnE LAWS OF LIFE AND IIEA LrIL"
Address secretary Meucul aud surgical Institute,
l47 EasI Fifteenth street. New York. laI-Iy
National Republican., 1882-10-26

A MIDOLE-AGEDLADY WANTS A LADY TO
IA ,lare plea'aniroom with her; no rert
churpC-oHly orb ~ reterencts exchanged. Al.
* Rpnml;iirat lttiCe,
National Republican., 1882-10-26
Observation-Disclosures.

DY A LADY-UNFURNlSHE ROOM ON
lp second hoor, with stove; near good boardin,
house. with party who Is willing TO take OF room
state price. Address B. A., Republican Office.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

A YOUNG MAN DESIRES BOARD AND
ie1rl, Address siNcihlTY, Republican ohce.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

JSoR SALE-Two SETS OF BEDROOM FURNI
II ture; also carpets &c. Apply at lll q street
northwest; articles are ali In good con lilion.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

TNOR SALE-A LOT or SECON D-HAND Eng
IL h-bOdied Brussels carpet at 32j Pennsyly ana
avenue northwest oc253t$
National Republican., 1882-10-26
FoR SALE
FINE RESIDENCE.

HAVE JUST COMPLETED A BEA UTIFUL
Il block of weli-buit houses on Nineteenth street.
Just south of Dupont Circle and call the attention of
those desrous OF purchasing homes ia that oc,ity
they will be sold al reasonable prices and sccoil-
modating terms. DAVID A. WIND >oR, 2io Four.
teenh street. SeiO 5w%
National Republican., 1882-10-26

rENHRFE SECONDHAND STOVES FOR SALE
East Capitol street. oc26-3ts
National Republican., 1882-10-26

yyTANTED-TO RENT IMMEDIATELY
w good pano. bv family where there are no
children. Address Z ]. Y, Republican Office.
me-
National Republican., 1882-10-26

TINWO PERSONS REQUIRING TWO ROOMS
4 desire board with areued family living in the
hurthwe t portion o1the city; terms must be
sunuble; best of reerelfes furnished Address II.
4 Rpunkliran Oflcp Ocn5 ats
National Republican., 1882-10-26
LOST AND FOUND.

nOG LOST-SCGTCH SHEPHERD, BLACK
IL and ian; female; very gentle; no name "a
81 collar suitable reward II returned to 1907 q
street nOrLhWesl oCl6 at4
National Republican., 1882-10-26

TNOR SALE-ONEW WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE;
also 30 yards Of Body Bru sells Carpet. 135 Ninth
northwest,
National Republican., 1882-10-26

TIoR SALE-PRIN TING oFFICE-WHoLE OR
half interest esta6li he'd book and job Office
year. Fine opportunity for practical men Good
reason for selling. Address soon, FRANKLIN
RENJAMIN Conmbug. Ohio.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
BOARDING.


~ A FIFTH S1REET-PLEASANT FRONT
- Il Il and back rlims, with board, opposite Judi
National Republican., 1882-10-26
FOR RENT-Houses.

/ A most attractive and desirable suburban place
near Washington City, being sixteenth street
tended one miles north of the Presidents
Mansion. Consists of sixty acres of lawn and wood.
land, beautifully laid out spacious and well arranged;
mansion containing eighteen rooms, conservatory,
bathroom, and gas and water pipes throughout
Apply to
@. NJ. WIGHT,
go Louisiana avenue,
REGISAJD FENDAIL
S25 Four nnd.ahalf street northwest.
Hrn1-tf Irustppe
National Republican., 1882-10-26
FOR Observation-Disclosures Rooms

NOR RENT-PART OF A HOUSE, SIX on
II eisht rooms, % family prepared to board one
two persons, with the of elderly lady;
NOR RENT-rHE CAPITAL THEATER APP
II ply Room I, No, los Fiith street northwest
oc.j-stt
NOR RENT-TWO NEW BRuCK STABLES;
~ room Tor three horses aud Is o carriages. ARMY
at he Fifteenth street northwest, oc2i3i*
National Republican., 1882-10-26
FOR SALE-LOtS.
FOR sALE-NIisccElaneous.

~
TSlA o FOR SALE CHEAP OWNER LEAv-
u lug city. Apply al .07 Egilln street ,thwest:
also piano with pedal attachment just tie thing for
ur.,nlIiSts
National Republican., 1882-10-26

WY TANTED-BUSINlGSS MEN TO KNOW THAT
Republican ONCE quliker and in more satisfactory
manner than at anv oher PLACE in the city. se26
VIZ ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f
w Beali, Room 4, lf.O New York avenue Is Com.
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Comm issoner. Examiner. and Notary
Public; always In oLLe from a. IN. to5 p IN. ap50ly
National Republican., 1882-10-26

WY vANTED-PH HToN OR SIDE BAR OR END
w spring road wagon of good make: must he Il
bargain. Address ROAD WAGON, Republican Oflice
National Republican., 1882-10-26
PERSONAL.


uoWE'S BOoKKEpING; EASIEST SHORT.
L est, be,t; monthbf study saved. Above W III
PENN nShp &C., So ahonth. q. w. HOWE, 10 0
Sc enth street OCaJCtF