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Geo. NJ. Plumb, right under the
ADVANCE Office, is selling regular
ten cent cigar for five cents. It is
called the New Nickle'' and smokes
as free and smooth as a dime cigar. This
is reliable and Il nickle will prove it.
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A. q. Of u. w.

Worthinct II Lodge No G5 meets every alter
nate Friday vening. +. LEWIS. Master Work.
Il. b. PLorTs, Recorder.
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See tho advertisements of the Mani

See the advertisement of the Manka-
to Normal School. The fall term be-
gins September Sd. Numerous i'm
provements haye been made, and we no.
tioe by the catalogue that the last year
was uncommonly full and prosperous.
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PROPOSALS TO BUILD
RR7nHT

Scaled proposals will be received to build a
bridge across Jack Creek, between sections y
and 80, in Seward township, up to Saturday,
August 18th, 1883 Plans and specifications can
be seen and full information had, at Commits.
sioncr TaylOr's in ELK township,
BY order OF the County Commissioners
+. L. TAYLOR,
r. BLAINE. .-
3D.. ..-.r5 t.- Committee.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
AZ PiuE7b'ss

AG P;uEab's.
Frosted Fruit Cakes;
Choicest Ginger Snaps;
Coffee Cakes;
Fine Molasses Pinafore Cookies;
Assorted Julnb!es;
All at 15c per 10.
Try these goods; they are very choice.
4S-:t
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FLOUR AND FEED STORES. Nc
Lean has rented the s. A. Davis rooms
and is now prepared to fill all orders
for Flour and Feed. 37tf
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CEDAR RAPIDS DAILY RE-
PUBLICAN.

THE HOME DAILY OF CENTRAL AND
NORTHERN IOWA.
It is printed every morning except Monday,
and reaches WOrthingtOn every evening on tho
day of publication, giving all the latest Aao0'
cia,ed Press pisp,tches BY telegraph, :! f%i ~.
York and other impoftant trade centers much
interesting Home News from all parts Of Iowa,
especially Central and Northern Iowa ;aleote eS-
lass and 1ointed Editorial Comment on Top6es
Of the Times; Sketches and other Miscellaneous
Reading; Trade Topics: and all that goes t0
make Up First Glass IOWA DAILY Ton Iowa
PEOPLE Terms IS year in advance. Se1a
s2 for 4 three months trial. The paper win b
promptly stopped when ordered stopped. Al
dres REPUBLICAN PRINTING Co,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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LOCAL.
woRru1xoros. MINI. AUGUST 9. 1883
CLUB RATES,

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE is furnished at q so = year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni-
IL ty Lodge No lOl, A. F. & A. NJ. at Masonic
MI, Hall in WOrtlingtOn on the
~ .<SSSSzE,..A& lst and Sd Mondays III each
.:sNEe TIN-:N.Ss. month. ,.
sEsl.g;saNH I. r. DUl;FEE, W. NJ.
~ s1jSs,SsYE H. B. PLOTS, Sec.
49, ,SrZZSy REGULAR CONvOCA'
MSsT&4S TONS OF Living Arch CHAP
AZ 9sSsSSCA2asN ter, No. %, r.. A. NJ. at Ma
sSSI \'SyS sonic Hall OH the 4th MONDAY
n et.t Cnth.
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Zero Oil, Engine Oil, Eldorado Oil.
Machine. Castor and Lard Oil at Bar
ber:s. 1871
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Frank Siddall's and DoLbins' soapo
&: PlEMO's. 48-4W
National Republican., 1883-09-24
CnmrIs for nunrar.

President Garrett, of the Baltimore & Ohio
railway, presented his horse, Damascus to
King Humbert of Italy. His majesty not to
be outdone in generosity, has returned tho
compliment by sending MIR. Garrett four
camels. If tho animals do not provo an ele-
phant-or four elephants--on his hands every
body will be surprised. These camels were
shipped Mt Leghorn on the twenty-third
ultimo, by a coasting steamer for Palermo,
and ought to reach Baltimore this week, if
they have not already arrived. A correspond
ent writing from Genoa says that camels have
been raised in Italy for nearly 260 years. In
1926 a number were imported, and were placed
for breeding purposes in the Cascine, or
ducal farm of San Rossore, which
had long been favorte country
seat and hunting place of the rulers of
Tuscany. This estate is now n royal farm.
1t was the favorite country resort of King
Victor Emmanuel At one time in the sew
enteonth century there were not less than
250 of these "ships of the desert" on the
farm of San Rossore, doing the work of
beasts of burden, engaged in transporting
stone for building, gravel for roads, or in
gathering the harvests. Victor Emmanuel,
who was o great lover of animals of all
kinds, saw that the collection of camels did
not run down after tho grand duchy of Tus-
cany became portion of united Italy, and
when King Victor died, his successor found
at San ROssore between one and two hundred
of these exotic animals. They came origi.
nally from Arabia, and have been improved
in breed from time to time with large, fine
animals brought from Tunis. The king has
never sent so many or so fine beasts to any
royal or governmental geological garden in
Europe as he has now forwarded to Mr.. Gar.
rett. Barnum ought to die of envy forth
with
National Republican., 1883-09-24
ANNAPoLrs NoTFs.
Republican Primaries m Anne Arundel
County--Llst OF Delegates Elected.

fDcctU DtsDWcH.
ANNApoL1s, Sept. 22.--Republican prima-
iies were held ia Anne Arundel county yes.
terday to select delegates from the seven dis
tricts to the county convention, which meets
at Annapolis Tuesday Tho delegates Sc
lcctcd, with few exceptions, arc strongly in
favor of coalition with democrats, and
thoro is no doubt the convention will almost
unanimously adopt fusion ticket to be voted
for this fall. There were no contests in any
of the districts, tho opposition to the fusion
movement being so small it was thought use.
less to contest against tho regular delegate
ticket. The convention will also send dele
gates favorable TO Hon. Hart B. Holton for
governor.
The delegates from Annapolis arc John
Il. Brown, james NJ. hGunroe, Charles Blackis-
ton, Nicholas Jacobs, William +. Person.
From the second district W. f. Wilmington,
j. g. Crane j. 4, Diggs, jr.; S. T. Hatch, and
Henry Lane were chosen as delegates and
Moses Sellman, Springfield Baldwin, Nelson
Jones, G.. A. Basil, and George Brauford as
alternates.
A resolution adopted at the second district
| primary declared that ii was TO tho interest
of tho republican party to combine with all
! lovers of liberty to beat the ring democracy
| of tho county. The delegates from the third,
| fifth, and eighth districts are said TO DO headed
respectively by II. Tilghman Bricc, Thomas
| NJ. Cole, and w. f. Pethcrbridgc.
Mcssrs. c. c. Stewart, G. Il. Winterson, and
| Thomas IL. Phipps three of the present
county commissioners board have announced
themselves as Independent candidates this
fall Tho republican convention, it is stated,
will indorse all of these on their commits
sioners' ticket with two other democrats on
the legislative ticket The balance of the
ticket will be composed of republicans.
| The final examination of naval cadets who
completed their four years academic course
in 1884, and were absent at the examination
in May last, began Saturday at the naval
academy. Cadets II. IL. Matthews, Slas H..
Wright, Albert Moritz. and w. r. Webster
have reported. Three others of the class are
to be examined.
Two Baltimore peddlers were find each $25
and costs yesterday for peddling without
! license,
National Republican., 1883-09-24
Electricity Not a Form OF nIagnctlsm.


Tho Contemporary ReriGy says Prof. Hughes
has recently advanced views about magnet
ism, which, if accepted, will largely modify
the position which science assigns to this
property. He asserts that where there is no
apparent magnetism, or the magnetism is
neutral, there is not, as has been supposed,
an indifferent turning of the molecules in all
directions, with consequent balancing of
influence, but, on the contrary, there is u
perfectly symmetrical arrangement, the
molecules (or their polarties) arranging
themselves so as to satisfy their mutual
attraction by the shortest path, and thus
form complete closed circuit of
attraction. When magnetism becomes
polarities) have all rotated symmet-
rically in given direction, but the
symmetry of arrangement is such that the cir
cles of attraction arc not completed except
through an external armature joining both
poles. Again, he shows that we have per-
manent magnetism when tho molecular rig
idly retains the molecules (or their poaritics)
in u given direction, and transient magnetism
whenever the molecules arc comparatively
free. Prof. Hughes also shows that tho in
herent polarity or magnetism of each mOlccule
is, like gravity, constautQ quantity, which can
neither be generated nor augmented nor
diminished, nor destroyed. Ncither can mag
netism be changed to any other form Of force
or pro porty of matter. Electricity may be
generated by magnetism, just as light and
heat las in tho case of tho SUM may be gen
Grated hy gravtation; but electricity is not a
form of magnetism any moro tban light OF
heat is form Of gravity.
National Republican., 1883-09-24
Col. Cast. ana ano Administration.

Col. T. b, c. Cash, of South Carolina has
addressed lettcr to friend in this city,
from which the following extract is made
"My recent interviews, which appeared in
tho New York Times and THE NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN, have aroused tho wrath of the
ring papers, and they arc giving me h-ll by
the wholesale. They charge mo with going
to Washington to see the Presi cut and seok
Office for myself and friends, left Washing
ton tho day before the President returned,
although ! know no would return the day
after | loft. l have novog asked anything
from the President or any OF tho heads of
the departments for myself or for any ono
else. / am surprised that certain republican
papers should be SO lacking in doccncy and
fairness as to charge that tho President has
turned ovor TO me tho appointing power in
this state, when, rs u matter Of fact, have
mover seen him or addressed him limo in
my life, nor directly or indirectly recon-
mendod any ono TO him for appointment,
Such reckless aud unscrupulous journalism is
calculated to impair the little remaining in
iuenco of the press"
National Republican., 1883-09-24
Our Consul General in China.
Shanghai Newspaper

Dr. Foclsc his German majosty's consul
general, goes homo by tho French mail TO-
morrow and no has, therefore, resigned the
doyonship Of the consular body. Tho i'm
portant duties Of that Office arc now entrusted
to 5lr, o. N, Denny, United States consul
general, who has previously discharged the
duties with satisfaction TO business men and
the community generally. DIR. FocSe has
always been highly esteemed in the discharge
of his consular duties MS vol as in the capac-
ity Of doyen Of the consular body; and in
going homo no carries with him the good
wishes, not only Of his own nationals, hut OF
all the foreign residents and the Chinese oil
eials.
National Republican., 1883-09-24

that until the commission should formulate
proper rules he was at liberty TO make promo
tions among employees appointed before tho
act went into operation, receiving less than
81 200 per annum and uncassifed. After
long discussion Commissioner Gregory ac-
cepted this view. Another conference upon
the same subject will be had this week be-
tween Secretary Teller and Commissioner
National Republican., 1883-09-24
FINE WORK.
s.. + STREET, NEAR EngIrr HOUSE.
IRA GODFREY, JR, Proprietor,

nullstu IRA GODFREY, JR., Proprietor.
VNAsY FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
~ and lungGvity hence the most eminent phySi
C,iIS surgeons, and thousands OF other well known
persons, from far aud nC!Ir visit
DIR. WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
I4lGPennsylvanln avenuC, opposite Wllards Hotel,
for Tuu'i nom COrnS hnuiUns, diseased mails, and
other complaints Of tn" feet.
Twenty-Five consecutive years of practice In Wash
ingtOn. ID. g.
Fee. 81 per visit for putting the feet in order
National Republican., 1883-09-24
Promotlnns in tho IIstAlor.

Judge Gregory, of the civil service commits
sion had long interview with tho secretary
of the interior on tho application of the civil
service rules to promotions in tho interior de-
partment. Secretary Teller took the ground
National Republican., 1883-09-24

"ANTED-BY A WHITE Girl. a SIrUA-
w tion as chambermaid or waitress, washing
and ironing; good references Address /. L. Repub-
liCnn Office,
National Republican., 1883-09-24

NOR RENT-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
II 0G seventh street northwest; for many wears
occupied Rs ahQc store, apply to WM q. III RMS,
5Jl X street northwest, iyl5tf
National Republican., 1883-09-24

20 Those Advertisers 10hO so desire can hare their
names aud address placed in a Register IN THE RE-
PUBLICAN Business 0Dice prepared for that prpose in
order that responses thereto coming after The advertise
ment has been taken out can be Jorl0drded by mdR
OthertUtsc
National Republican., 1883-09-24
glrnI Gstnte 2SruIirrs.
Foi. nENr-HY Il, IL wARynn. -, -
c2nrldge st, d'rno, 10 %

Our ~ueRly Rent LAT, published every Monduy
morning, contains O. CuMputo Hthrdue ut pur hOnSeB,
stores, shops, nni tNrUS offered Tor rent, together
with do'cFntlouS, prlrr', 40, Nul how they may ua
seen. Property for sale M ali parts OF thccty AOney
90 loan on real estate. CulL
Is. i. WARNER. ol6 e street.
National Republican., 1883-09-24
-DERNIAToLoGY,
w A LIFE SPECIALITY.
By y IL, j, V "A N ID Y @ *
12A IMnlflh alrnnL mnrLhNvnsI

I2j IWClIln street northwest,
II you have Pimplos, BRckheads. Liverspots,
FrCckes Moth, Tan, Sunburn, Redness, and Oiliness
Ofthe Nose Deep Pores, or any Complexion Rlemish,
Dir VAN DNCk can remove them and Beauty tho
Complexion without any cosmetic, paint, or enamel.
IfyOur Hair Is th harsh dry faded, pTematurely
Erny. II you haveeHGessive Dandrnf Scay Scalp.
You have Scant, Irregular Eyebrows or LHshCs DIR.
VAN DNGN, by u scientific course of treatment, can
prOduccaNigOrOns LuNurinnt Growth oflIair. Pretty
Brn%s aud l4shos lryou wish u fresh, purc, clear,
brilliant, ana Beautiful Complexion, Thick Heavy,
lMTuriant Hair kclallar, Long, aud Lovely Eye
bruw3 aud LOHhu., soft White smooth, mud Pretty
Hands, consult pr VAN DECk At once. Tie Doctor
has prGcced his sncciaty for nearly twenty years,
and Is thoroughly uSilloi In his profession.
DIG VAN DNClt WIN have purlor4 at 7a3 Twelfth
Rtre1t, houI II nnd - Alll daily until Sept ~, except
SEPT y, q, y, ana ~ October l DIR NAN DlCK
VIII rCnDVG his Office aud residence 20 No. - Grant
flncp, lotweou Ninth udrouth, q ana II.
EHT ANrED-TO ASNOUNCE THAI JOHN H.
w Beiul Room 4, liiO New York avenue, Is Com.
missioner OF Deeds ior every state ard Territory
uniled states COMMISSIONER, LGnminur, and Notary
National Republican., 1883-09-24
Making a total fund OFF,.
Tomnrrnnro NTentInr.

A large temperance meeting was held yes
torday afternoon at Foundry NJ. Il. church,
a strong address being made by Rev. DIR. f.
d. Powers of the Vermont Avenue Christian
church. Mr.. Simmons, who was presiding,
also delivered telling speech, and other ad-
dresses were made. A large number of per-
sons present signed the pledge.
LADIES and sickly girls requiring n non
alcoholic gentle stimulant, will find Browns
Iron Bitters beneficial
National Republican., 1883-09-24
mroieal

- NTOUR TREArIENr FOR NtPOTENCY
l. ana nervous decay, am convinced, Is the
hest known tu the medical profession II Private
letter nom John :, Allon VI. j., to Erie Medical CO.,
Buffalo, n. \, On request the company VIII nlhll
free cor sealed for stamp explanatory pamphlet, NC
HEALTu is WEALTH,
DR r. g. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, ~ specific Tor llystCra, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache. MantallDepresson,
Loss Of Memory, SpgrmnIoTlmA, lmpoleney, IL.
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused ny
oNCrtiun GclfNDu,v, or Oycr'indulgenCe, which
leads isr cry, decay, ana death one box VIII euro
recent Cagps Each box contains one months treat
ment ono dollar nos, or SN boxes for iive dollars
Srnt hy muI prepaid, on receipt of price We guar
auiun slN boxes 10 cure any rhSc WIN ehCl order
received by for ak boxes. accompanied with ilYa
dollars, We viii send the purchase our written guar
uutlptu rrtuTu the money II TIE treatment does net
effect "a cure. Guarantees issued cy STOfPN CROM
WELL, $50 Pennsylvania avenue. W9shlngtnn. d. e.,
wholesale and retail agents. orders by mail Will re-
Criyc prompt alirutom iv7-ly
National Republican., 1883-09-24

VOB WORK OF EVERY CHARACrERANnO
~ sol iptiOn executed at Tho National Republican
onioe, AZ any hour day or night and every dayta
the y0ac Good work and low prlcah
National Republican., 1883-09-24

ssNNTEAk AND UNDEVELOPED PARTS OF
w the human body enlarged, developed. and
strengthened" ,vc, is an interesting advertsemenI
long run In paper. In reply to inquiries we viii
say that there Is no evidence OF humUug about this,
ON The contrary the advertisers very highly In
dOrsed Interested persons may get scaled circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Erie Med. Co.
eP. o. BoS 5l3, Buffalo, N. Y,-2bledO EUenip0 Bee.
OCtil-tf
National Republican., 1883-09-24
ilrrsonnl Glonlfort.

y6NIIE sHEDD BATHS. DOB r. STREET. NEAR
l. Ninth--rurkish, Russian, sulphur, and Mcrcurl
Baths given with skill aud experience. Mauipulator
BATH 81; for So; II for 80, open sunday from q.
m. TO u. m. nui7 If
NyEW TURKISH BArIt CDR. BOVEEIL
IN lil7 q street. opposite Riggs House Large pool
good ventilation. ladies' MOntiHy and Friday Not
open sunday. Open from u m. I'LL 10 p IN: Satur
day, IL y. IN Baths. Sl; 6tickeiS sLM
ape DR. ii, L. BOVEk- Electrician
OWES sTEAMLAUNDRY.
National Republican., 1883-09-24

TENHE REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE HAS EV-
Il ety facility ioT the prompt execution OF all kinds
OF Book aud Job Work aud at prices as low AS can be
had inthis or any other city
National Republican., 1883-09-24

DECOhATIYE- ART NEEDLE,WORK--MRS
rCvs G ISi,,a KHASEhMAM wt GIe y iHsEEneM@hd Ia
Lessons in classes and private. Apply at hor EN-
broldcring Parlors, No. l2ll q street northwest
Terms reasonable. sell-iy
National Republican., 1883-09-24
is WEALTH.
ANsinrss { hNntcs.

WILL TRADE VACANT GROUND FOR
w nurso, buggy, and harness Apply ~ l-l2'i T.
~. Is. ". sr2-3tF
FNo GRADE, AN EsrNBllslgED GuslNlas~.
1 now pnyius 500 per mouth. fur real estate. IN.
proved ur u.improyrd; viii assume " encuuhrsrtL
Address j. OGDEN, RCpubl,cau uhirr. tr2l SIC
Y IREHAL RATE or lNVERESp ALLOWED
! ! ON IlmO Deposits United Stat,! npuis bnu shL
ana sold ut ularKet InteE tullea,iDA, u,dr ry.iy-
where, by Dc n, sQuliR S co, BankGEa, lili Plal-
LylYAuiAAyNnue li!-l-tf
National Republican., 1883-09-24

NURSES KINDERGARTEN TRAINING
IN School for Mothers and Nurses rCopens Wednes'
dHy oct. TO- NJ o'clock In ST. GEORGES hall $40 Elev-
cnth street, Lectures every Wednesday by Mrs.
LOUISE POLLOCK upon infant training. sejGw
National Republican., 1883-09-24
rttnrcs.
@rrsonal.

A PACKAGE OF NtERCH ANDIsE ADDRESSED
"A TO ny Indy was left by mistake ut a resi-
ueuce on llth ST. The owner eau have same by nd.
dressing MhRCHANDlSE, Republican onice and
proving prOperty,
National Republican., 1883-09-24

AN enrchor Of the blood aud purifier of the
system; cures lassitudo and lack Of energy !
such is Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican., 1883-09-24

DtCYCLES AND TRtCTCLES REPAIRED IN
- the most skilltnl manner, and Gil work guar,
for sale. WIN. q. SCEIBNER, liOS h street north
west, (FcntOu lullO aus
National Republican., 1883-09-24

GHELDONS DANCING ACADEMY-NOW Is
- the bst time to lon You VIII receive strict AZ
trniion, aud thorough instruction in all the rtid
mens ofdaucng,and be perfected in the latest styles
spl.ly
National Republican., 1883-09-24
SNopen 10 Y ON.

MqqNEI TO LOAN QS IEA n aSbATE 81 \ ATIaiss ,IIis Z
street northwest noltu
National Republican., 1883-09-24
0lantrS-Gm employment.

0lautrb-Gmplopmrnt
. YOUNG MAN OF SETTLED HABITS, EN-.
"A tensivs acquaintqnce, best references, and well
rnss n9rmed assges moderate pay I'D
A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED GIRL WISHES
IA a place as chambermad nurse; good refer
ences Apply at 1917 5th st. N. w. se22-3t*
FMPLoYMENT AS A TRANSLATOR OF
- ~ ''''''''' sc2l.3t*
A FIRST CLASS DREssMAKER DESIRES
"A family sewing; has sewing machine; satsfac-
uop guaranteed best references. Address E. r., Re.
publican Office. se2l-St-
DY A RELIABLE PARTY, POSITION WITH
I'D some good house where service and some means
are ,required state business. Address a. H. b.. Re
publican Once. se2l-6t%
A LADY WHO WRITES A BUSINESS HAND,
"A has q fair knowledge Of shorthand. aud under
castomed to oiliCc work; willing 10 pay someihng
for good place. Please ad dress C. A. w, Republican
w uon as chambermald or waitress or washing
and and ironing; good references Address l. L., Repu6,
- -
@amcb--- ---SrIp.
rV'o EXCHANGE ,l;A FOR CITY PR9PERTY, sEv.
complete steam saw MIL. q. Y. AILEE, office. 1ill
W. iron for small family in the country near d, O.
YORK Rgh1i no children d wages slO Address MIS-
WY TANTED-A STEADY. RELIABLE, COL
w ored man for dining room and housework. APP
ply nt 1888 q st. n. w. se24-3ta
! JNTAETED--THREE BOYS, Is TO IS YEARS
w old, to learn the grocery business; conmuni-
cations without well known references as to charac-
ter will bg consigned to the waste basket at once.
Address HAltDWokK Republican Office. se2l.st
VVTANTED-A YOUNG MAN no REPAIR FUR.
w niture and make himself generally useful in
shop and store. p. O. MERRY, 1297 ssd st. se2t3tt
WY ANTED-A FEW CANVASSERS FOR LIFE
w insurance; liberal commissions 10 right parties
se22-3ts
WANTED-A FIRsT.oLAss CATERER FOR
localities In the city. Address MRS. w. Republican
Oihce. se92.jtT
VVTANTED-A FIRST CLASS CATERER FOR
wv two adjoining houses. Address l.. G. p, Repub-
lican Office. se2i.3t4
| NTANrED-A FOREMAN DAIRYGAN AND 2
| w lahorers on q farm Apply at FULTON'S Loan
OInCe 34ULh ST. N. w. se2O2w
| CooKs, NURSES, GENERAL WORKERS,
~ Chainbermaids, and mattresses, with good refer
ences for private families, hotels &c. 500 street
northwest, PRICE d COONBS, licensed agents.
sel$6t"
WV ANTED-A NEAT, QUIET. CoLoRED GIRI.
mendatons required Apply at 1915 New York ave-
nue northwest, selS.tf
| wv TANTED-GoOD. RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
w the Baltimore Mutual Aid Society. Apply after
y. IN. daily to l.. G. GADD, manager room 3, Lenox
building, corner Seventh and q streets northwest.
au2Stf
! WTANTED-THREE HUNDRED (SOC) YOUNG,
w unmarried men for the United States Army
Cavalry and Infantry Apply at No. l2l0 street
northwest, WaslinutOn
National Republican., 1883-09-24

nRAWiNG AND PAINTING-THEB BEsT AND
~ cheapest place to learn drawing and painting Is
a. the National Academy OF Fine Arts corner
18th st. and N. y. av All commencing before
October at half price, Chdren's Saturday
class, $40 per year Glasses after o'clock for those
In the departments. se2l-fts
National Republican., 1883-09-24

NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY AND
IN Bureau Of General Information, U3i street,
Rooms i, .. and 10. Established 1870.
All classes of civil and criminal detective cases
worked up promptly throughout America, Canada,
aud Europe. CORRESPONDENTS everywhere; Com
muncations and business sric y confidential High
est reference for capacity aud integrity.
JAMES +. CUNNING HAM,
Manager.
National Republican., 1883-09-24
Sllnntrh- nlistrLInnenns.

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