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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Cine anoere Dirt wie &anos No,
nopoIe entiteben.

Oas 6eimltdtteseiet, 70 i6reibt bic 81
linois StaatsSeituns" iopie bic ibm pers
wanbten 8eiete (iiber S9entuns BON 100
acres unter Der Sebin9uns, OaB 40 oauon
NIT Walbbaumen tspflanSt wer6en; iiber
S9entuns bon $40 @cres @iitenlanb I'm
ter Der Veoinsnng Der 8ewdiIerun9 ,c.),
wel6e ale ben Ginen 3med batten, pirflis
den aniieblem 81 9anbbeiit gu perbelfen,
werben auf Die i6amlolelte @eiIe mfg
brau6t, nm unsebeure 9anbitreden in ben
8efib BON auffdufern su b%rin9en. geidt
0ente, wel9e ii6 wirfli9 cine Seimltdtte
gu 9riinben beabi6tisen, la1en Ii6 nit
ibrem homestead claim" auf 100 Mcres
eintrasen, ionoern wiiite BummIer uab
Strolde, wel6e ibren claim lofort fir
ein Rutherford an rei6e QanSauffaufer,
ooer Veliber BON cattle ranges" (8iebs
%ipeioen) iibertrasen. = Qleroin9s ioQ eli
sentli6 cine iol6e llebertra9una nidts
9elten, ionoern Der anipru6 bes home
steaders", penn er ni9t flint Sabre lana
auf benz Sanbe bauit unb elm bauernbss
6eimweien sriinbet, perrpirtt fem. Oob
mas fonnen bic iiber einen SlG6enraum 70
sroB, pie oas elrOpaii6e &uBlanb, uer,ets
telten Sunoess9 anbbeamten baoeaen mas
9en2 Sbnen 1T es gang mm6gli6, Die
Sepeile fir bic Yetriisli6feit Der lle6ertras
9ung beiSubrinsen un6 70 mil len le eben Die
Seiittitel ausfertisen, audi menn ie inners
lib oapon ilbersenst fino, baB bic @el6idte
Elm abl9snli9er Sdwinbel lit. @uf bieIe
Wells bspirft bas Ssimitattes @eies bas
Seraoe @ssentbeil pOn Dem, mas bamit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Der Grinder Der Snternatios
tn0Ie toOt.

Sarl Wiarr, Der betannte Socialiitenfiibs
rer unb @riinber Der %Snternationale, 1T
leste ISOLDE in 9onbon obne Gang unb
6lans beerbist moroen. Marr rpar 1918
gu Grier seboren, itlSirte in Bonn nmb
Berlin Die &e6te, ipdter Bbiloiopbie nno
NationalsS economie, parb lS43 &ebaes
teur Der r&beiniiden i3eituns" al @6ln
nno wuroe wesen ieiner @nsriiie aaf Die
preuBii9e Gesieruns aussepieien. @r
flii9tete 1874 mad Sranfrei6, non bort
pesen llmtriebe aussepieisn, mad Yelaien,
fam ls4S mad Baris unO &oln surid unb
9ins ls49 na6 2onbon, no er ieit6em
lebte. .Sm Sabre 1865 sriinbete er Die
pSnternationale", Die i'm 1877 auf benz
@on9reile in Sent ais !Saupt anerfannte.
Wfarr mar i9riftitsaerii6 iebr tbdtis, er
CAB 5ablrei6e iocialiitii6e S9riften beraus.
Setannt wurbe er Ourd bas spo6ema6enoe
aber unpoaenoete Werf bas Capital, bas
1867 in sweiter auflase eri6ien. sSn Der
lesten 3eit uerbielt fid Warr rubis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

benz Saiierrei6 murbe einmal bon einem
iebr tunbisen Observation-Disclosures bere1>
net, bas bas @roBfapital mittelit Der S6rle
idbrli4 1000 Bis 1900 Miaipueu aus bea
1aiden bes pur9 feline slrbeit mirtIi9e
Wertbe i9affenben Bottles nimmt. Inter
Der &epubitd lit bieie Summe iebenfals
piel bOber. Son Ben spei ober brittbalb
Miliarben, welde bas fransoiii9e golf
idbrli9 ipart, wenn bic Sere6nun9en ieiner
8olfswirtbe ri9tis, fieBtjebenfaus bic sr6i>
iere 9dlfte in bic Srrben Der @elbma6ers
3unft. Siersu fommen nod bic nod be-
tra9tli6eren Summen, pelde bas i6afienbe
GOlf our9 bic BON Der S6rie berbei9eiiibrte
8ertbeueruns gu trasen bat, unS bic ALIEN
bel ben Gilenbabuen etpa 200 Wilionen
betrasen.
9ieie lit omar siemIid sabIreid, umfaBt
ii6er mebrere Eauienb &Spfe. aber ie 1T
ielb1t wenig mebr alS Siitterftofi. Der
@elomarft, bic S6rie mirb BON einem tleis
mem, idwerli9 iiber 100 Yerionen sdblens
ben 6reis beberridt, in wel9em einise mes
nise BeriOnlidfeiten maBsebenb iinb. Die,
Ter &reis bat feline Seute in ben Serlpal,
tunssrdtben auer sroBen Sanfs unb ioniti,
gen Mctienseieui6aften. @r gebietet iiber
bic SwOlf MiliarOen Der ie6s sroBen Sabn,
seieaidaften. Sn brei Der 9srpaltunss>
rdtben oerielben, Norbbabn, Bariss 9pons
Mittelmeer unb Oitbabn, fiten lie mebrere
&Otbi6ilb. Dieter Sling beitimmt ben
&ars Der Staatspapiere, usrfiist iiber Die
60 ooer 80 Odliaroen @ertbpapiere unb
babur6 iiber ale f%iifisen Saarmittel
6ranfrei6s unb nod Elm 8is9en barber
binans. Der Sting bat bic Staatsbanf in
Der 9anb, inoem er bic Mebrbeit in ibrem
auff6tsratb beiibt. Sbne feline i3uifims
muns fam tein Sinan3miniiter Ieinen SO,
item bebaupten, unb @ambetta bat es idper
bereuen miiien, oaB er ben gOriteuunsem
&otbidilos, ben bisberisen Oberleiter Ser
Bant (Oenormanbie) ni6t bur9 Masnin
gu erietem, tein @eb0r identte.
Mortletuua foIat)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
QatboIiSGer StrGen : 2~aienoer.
Selus fommt BEL bartholomew Gbiren.
Sob. 20.
~ 6tmn8 tbr &atboIifen
Ole Stimnle bes ncrit. Bins *.

8ir eriu6en Sie initdnbisit, alien benen
nit current 9uten Biaen un6 surer @unit
betsuiteben, bic, nit @eiit besabt unb nit
%seniisenser SenntniB ausgeriiitet, ii6 an
bic arbeit MAIDEN uno Bidder unS 3eitun>
gen CUR SertbeiOi9uns unb 9erbreituns Der
tatbslii@en Qebre uerOfientli9en.
9ncpclica Yius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

8ir t0nnen eu9 III benz goriase, elm
tatbol. Slatt Su srinoen, nur ermutbisen.
@ir boffen, oaB aue suten &atbolifen, bic
ii9 I'M Die Gelision uno bas 8aterlano
perbient MAIDEN wOllen, in benz @ifsr unb
Der Sbdtigteit fir bieies Berf, bas IN uns
fem Musen Don Der ; d fen Sebeus
tang 1T, petteifern uerben.
SEQ XIII. in 1882 OIL ben giidof pom gncona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
YertSnli6es nnp iie8emoeS
Gtaentbutn.

Die 6rase: y0as 1T periOnli6es, mas
1T lissenoes Gisentbum ?" 1T cine mi6tiae,
aber ni9t INNER cine lei6t gu beaniwors
tenoe 6rase. Gs sibt gisentbum, pon benz
IS gu elmer sewiHen 3eit i9psr 1T 81 Iasen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Die Stimtlc 9eu's XIII.

3aiiet eler 9i6t leu9ten Dor ben Wtens
fden, oamit lie ellere suter @erte Ieben.
limb Der 9err 9ebe eu9 oasa Seinen Sesen!
See XIII. on bas in Qarina eri6einenbe glatt
Luce" (9eudte), Anfang 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27

belier, bic ieberseit bsrsit iinb, geib unb
Sssls 81 ~psrtauien, wenn babel gtpas 81
MAIDEN lit,
@as @Stbe einitmals iaste, 1T bel bies
fem Sdluse uOn Neni3en audi bente nod
mar:
,------ llnb mare bic Sade
nod 10 tr,tmm, i'd made iie grab nit gutter
SeSablun9.
Srinslt bu @elo, 10 iinbeit on @nabe; iobalb
es Dir man9elt,
S9lieBen bic Sbiren iid Su."
Oas' bsiBt, bas 0otum lit nidt gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-27
Bon Der Strafe credit.

,1ott nnb bas fatboliide Solf !"
National Republican., 1883-03-12
The supcrvising Architect.

The secretary of the treasury has decided to
investigate the charges against James G. Hill,
supervising architect of the treasury, and is
now consulting the best method Of conduct
ing the investigation.
These charges were filed about ten days ago
when Secretary Folgcr was confined to his
house. They are prepared in formal style,
with specifications and a list Of witnesses.
Secretary Folger declines to make public
the particular nature of the charges or the
name of the person by whom they are pre-
ferred. Mr.. Hill says he knows nothing on
the subject beyond the fact that charges have
been made against him. He has not been
acquainted with their nature, but believes
that they are simply old charges revamped.
He says he has "been under investigation by
dsgruntlcd persons" ever since he has been
in Office, and he knows no reason why he
should fear the closest and most thorough in
vestigation into his management of the affairs
of the architects office. While nothing
definite concerning the nature ofthese charges
can be learned at the Treasury department it
is understood that they allege general mis-
management, corruption, and malfeasanCe in
connection with the work on public buildings.
1t is said that one of the charges is that Mr..
Hill is n member of granite ring, which is
alleged to have delrauded the government of
large sums of money during his turn of office.
Representative Murch, of Maine, is said to be
the person who makes the charge.
National Republican., 1883-03-12
Disolplinc or ,hc naval Academy.

The secretary of the navy has addressed the
following letter to the superintendent of the
naval academy relative to the cases of certain
cadets deficient in conduct at the recent semi
annual examination
NAVY DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON, Mar. 10, 1885,
Sir! The cases OF Naval Cadets Frazier Quimby,
Sweeting, Sparling, and McCord are referred back
to you tor further consideration and final recon.
mcndation. All the papers concerning them
which have been transmitted to the department.
by you are herewith returned, and various letters
inefceding In / eir behalf are also forwarded to
the department to Interfere except for extra
ordinary reasons, with such measures and rules
as the supplementary and academic board may
adopt for the discipline and instruction OF the
cadets. Such frequent interpretations pro.
cured by the parents or influential friends Of the
cadets would soon demoralize the academy
and would ultimately change 1t from n
line designed to it the cadas for the perils emer-
gencies, and patriotic enterprises OF a military
life, into an ordinary Institution of learning. II
II ever becomes such II should not be thereafter
maintained nt the public expense of S45OOOO an
nuilly. In making your final recommendation
reasonable leniVncy should be shown those cadets
whose improper conduct may have resulted from
haste or youthful thoughtlessness, and their
future career should not be clouded by dismissal
for light causes. On the other hand, the real well
fare of the whole school should ineXorably con-
troll the action of its authorities and the effect
which may be produced upon the great body of
cadets by the retention of persistent wrongdoers
should have full weight In any decision. Very
respectfully, WIN. Il. CHANDLER,
Secretary of the Navy.
Capt e. NJ. RAMSAY superintendent Naval Acad-
emy, Annapols Md.
National Republican., 1883-03-12
Rules Tor stennbonts.

The secretary of the treasury has approved
the rules and regulations and amendments to
the same adopted at the recent meeting of the
board of supervising inspectors of steam YES
sells. The changes are as follows: Amend
ment to rule requires affidavit of local in
spectors as to genuineness Of samples of iron
sent to supervising inspectors for test Amend
ment to rule % regulates location of steam
fire pumps and eSempting ferry boats from
provisions of the rule. Amendment to rule
13, relating to life boats, modifying former
rule which was claimed to he in many cases
impractieable. Amendment to rule II, re-
quiring that all rubber or canvas life RATS
shall be kept inflated at all times. Amend
ment TO rule 81, requiring the officers and
crews of river passenger steamers TO be disci-
plined in fire drill and to keep station bell.
Resolution requiring a new blank form for
applicants for licenses as officers of steam YES
sells. The amendment in regard to the form Of
certificates of inspection, The amendment
limiting the ductility Of boiler iron to 25 per
cent. reduction of area on highest tensile
strain. The amendment requiring automatic
plugs on all metal life boats The amendment
requiring supervising inspectors to notify local
inspectors in their districts of their final
action in cases of appeal from decisions of
local boards The secretary disapprOved the
amendment to rule No, 2 proposing new
method of determining strength of boiler
hues to supersede formulas adopted in 1882,
which were suspended by the secretary upon
protest of boiler makers that such formulas
were impraoticable.
The secretary also approved the following
devices for uso on steam vessels Life boats,
life preservers, boat plugs and safety valves,
and the regulations for the government of the
inspectors OF foreign steam vessels.
National Republican., 1883-03-12

subtreasuries, unless the secretary Of the
treasury shall direct otherwise
The director of the mint has received u
letter from Mr.. ]. w. Helfrich formerly
coiner mt the New Orleans mint and now su-
perintendent of the mint coming nickles at
the City of Mexico. stating that he has a con-
tract for coming 19000O,00Q pieces of nickel
coin for the Mexican government He sub
mits specimens of the one, two, and five cent
pieces MS coined by him, and states that over
$4,000 worth of them are already in circu-
lation. The value of these nickel coins is
designated simply by Roman numeral. The
reverse side of the five cent Mexican nickel
is almost an exact counterpart of the reverse
side of the five cent cent nickel now being
issued from the Philadelphia mint They
arc also about tho same size. The face and
inscription, however, are entirely different
lt Is also stated in this connection that the
French government has adopted the nickel
coinage instead of bronze.
National Republican., 1883-03-12
PAVING ESTIMATES.
The Streets Which the Commissioners Propose
10 Improve This Season.
Tho Character and Probable Cost OF the
Work TO be Done.

In the estimate for tho improvement of
streets in the district for the year, including
the replacement of wooden pavements, re-
placement of stono pavements, laying of new
pavements, and regarding and grading, tho
commissioners asked for q total appropriation
of 1914, ,72325. Congress cut this amount
down to $35O,O00 with the proviso, however,
that the work on Capitol hill, which was
estimated for, should be all done, so that the
$4,000 shortage must be taken from streets
in other localities.
The itemized list Of streets on which
the work is to be done, the character of
the work estimated for the estimated cost of
the work per square yard, and the probable
total cost of the improvement is as follows:
REPLACEMENT OF WOODEN PAyEMENTs.
National Republican., 1883-03-12
for @nIr- Y1lisrrIIaneuns.

INoR SALE-PURE WHITE LEGHORN AND
Bramah eggs at 81 per DOZEN 3ll Eleventh street
northwest. mal2Stt
il Ihproved go Singer machine slightly used, with
al attachments, for $50 with five years guarantee
AtAUERBACiS corner Seventh ana il streets
malU8tS
NOR SALI;--s750 UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO,
IL stool aud cover used months, az one.thtd cost,
and take square piano as part pay, jl1 Iour'hudE-
hulf street northwest. nAYdle
NOR sALE-A FINE TONED PfANoi ELE
IL CANT hnsh owner leaving city 1910 street
northwest, maa6tT
NUOOD WESTERN LANDS FOR sAIE-jt
W cents an acre Apply Room Q, Corcoran Build
Ing mh4-lm
TNOR SALE--PRINTED CARDS, @FURNfsHEn
IL Rooms, with Table Boardi" This House fOr
Rent apply 1T -" and FURNISHED Rooms for
Rent price 10 cents EACH are for sale ut the Business
Onlce OF The National Republican, de7-tf
NOR sALE--3OO on 400 POUNDS or LONG
IL Primer type In hrst-rae condition. also font OF
Breyeri viii be sold AZ a bargain, ,,...
feIGtf NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
National Republican., 1883-03-12
Nickel Coinage.

The secretary OF the treasury having di-
rected that the word "cents" be added to the
inscription on the new five cent piece, the
superintendent of the Philadelphia mint, who
designed the original coin, is engaged in pre-
pairing device for the back of the proposed
coin, which will include the denomination of
its value in unmistakable terms. No order
has, however, been made suspending the
coinage of the new five cent pieces, and the
mint bureau reports that they are being is
sued from the Philadelphia mint at the rate
of 5000 worth day, which amount Is said to
be sufficient only to supply about halt the APP
plications made for them. The demand comes
exclusively from private firms, as Treasurer
Gilfllan has decided that no more of these
coins shall be put in circulation through the
National Republican., 1883-03-12
Circus Indians.

Agent McGillcudty, at the Pine Ridge
(Dakota) Indian agency, denies the report
that Indians have left that agency to join
circus troupe. Ho understands, however that
an agent for prominent circus combination
has induced a number of Omaha and Winnie
bago Indians to Join the troupe.
National Republican., 1883-03-12

The specific class of pavement to be en-
ployed upon the different streets has not yet
been determined upon, but it is probable that
about two-thirds will be asphalt or asphalt
block, and about one-third will be stone block.
Capt Greene states that so soon as copy of
the appropriation bill shall be received from
the State departments the form of proposals
and specifications for the work will be pre-
pared and advertisement made. He thinks if
the work can commence on the first of July it
can all be completed before the first of De-
camhar
National Republican., 1883-03-12
Business Gbantrs,

TTHE LEASE or A VALUABLE BUSINESS
i properly on the north side OF Pennsylvania ave.
nue. viii shortly expire The owner IL n nOn-resdent
and will give II ten years lease ON favorable Terms
Address BOSTON, Republican once. mal2-3tN
VNoR SALE VERY ClEAP-PATENT OFFICE
H reports (meChancal) irOm 1917 to 1871 inclusiye
comprising bj volumes. Al bookstore No, i20I sew
enth street northwest. maIh3t+
n IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
j 4 on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
and sold ut market rates; Collections made every
where, by j. II. sQUIER & 90, Bankers, l4lG Penn
Bylvana avenue. ma28tf
National Republican., 1883-03-12
TTsEFUL FEET

TTSEFUL FEET
~ Promote Health and Longevity
Hence the thousands from fur and near that visit
- Dr. WHITES ESrABLISHMENT,
l4l6 PennsylVania avenue, opposite Wlards Hotel,
iofrtlet rOm ana avoidance OF, cOrns, huniOns dis
eAsel nalls, chlblalns, vascular eycresctnces, aud
other com mplpus Of the feet, (Fsinblishod In Vash-
ngton In s6) Refers 10 the most eminent physicians
aud surgeons ONCE fee u per yisil Tor putting tho
National Republican., 1883-03-12
.fnr SnIr--Mousrs.

TNoR SALE GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY
IL corner Flnh aud Franklin streets new brick
house; lot 2Olsx73 feet Apply to JAS s. ROBIN
son, 1924 Eighth street northwest. malO
NOR SALE-TwO NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
IL brick dwellings,; centrally Ocaed price. 1900
puch u good Investment. TYLER IL RUTHER-
FORD, Real Estate and Insurance, 1925 T. street
northwest mRlO-3t#
INoR SALE AT A BARGAIN--A NEW FIRST
IL class hotel (buildng cost Sl06OO0) located In u
fiouTishng western manufacturing city, For purtl-
ulars inquire Of BISHOP d HILL 1908 street.
Washington, d. g. Ina9-Bt
National Republican., 1883-03-12
@lantr0- -BrIp..-,frmaIt.
ddlanttS--Mtlu--y1aIe.

XXTANTED-AGENTs TO HANDLE THE NEW
w y, ckct kltcirIc Idghtcr; Will light ANYTHING
M.nd, pnncr, nN,s, cigars, or pipes. Wind water
VIII not cNtuguish II, and warranted not to mi fire:
sells for . cents or " per dozen; exclusive right ~
sale Tor city county, or state given without charge.
5. j. NfCOT.
maie3t 277 T. Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
WANTED-THo BOOK MAN. WITH
w few hundred dollars, for half interest and
charge of standard work lust from press induce.
ments room Il, GO7 Louisiana avenue. mao.ats
UTANrED - 100 YOUNG MEN FOR THE
w United states cavalry and infantry for duty In
tine Western country; good salary and all expenses
paid. Apply ut 1916 street. ma7.lSts
National Republican., 1883-03-12
SolantrS--Duusrs

SlantrO-Duusrs.
WANTED CARE OF HOUSE IN THE
w northwest part of city, furnished or not, from
April earlier Tor the season or longer, by gem
tlcman and wife, every way reliable. who can dive
the very best references. Address RESPONSIBLE,
Republican Onice. mai23W
NXTANTED- BRICK HOUSE; $1,000; CASH $1,000;
w In desirable neghbOrhOUd or short small lot
resident; uneNceptionable location, Address, W ith
price, ANSON, Republican Onice. mal0-3t~
yXTANTFD-.TO PURCHASE. FOR CASH-A
w 1910 Broom house, with all the modern In.
prOVGmcnts; dining room ana kitchen ground
llOOr; concrete paved strcet some yardi prefer to
deal directly with owners must be n bargain, Adj
dress giving description and stating price, BUsI,
NESS, Republican Office mal0s3t%
National Republican., 1883-03-12
SlIOnsp 10 %oan.

"A EONEY TO LOAN
Nl All LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
ON RllA l. ESTATE SECURITY
THOMAS i. FISHER a Co,
Jaf3m 1924 II street northwest
n ToNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHE
INA lowest rates. DANENHoWER & SON, 1925 II
street northwest noI3-tf
National Republican., 1883-03-12
dclO Pennsylvania avenue, Tenth and D st
or RENT-BY D. ID. WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our houses,
stores, shops, and farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, &c. ana how they may be
seen Prophty for sale In al parts ofthe city Money
'''''' h. II WARNER. GIG F street.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT. OR
Il Trade City or Country Property, come and SEQ the
great bargains nt the Rcnl Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II. MAIN d BROTHER, ST, Charles
Hotel, corner Third street aud Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhlg-H
National Republican., 1883-03-12
,for Sale--Farn,s.
cfor SaIr--go OTIS.

NOR SALE-I22g MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
IL a lot with frame house containing roQmsi
good back alley; price, $3.50 per foot Apply to JAS
IS. ROBINSON, 1924 Eighth street northwest
mal0at*
NOR SALE-Two lots ON NJ STREET, BE.
IL tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets north.
west; SO feet frOnt by l31 deep, CRIrPENDEN e.
MACKEY, Az Louisiana avenue malO'Sts
NOR SALE-LOTs ON PARK STREET, MOUNT
II Pleasant, near the Fourteenth street road.
JOHN Is, BLOsS, May Building corner Seventh and
~ streets northwest, mn6-l2t
National Republican., 1883-03-12
amusemtnis.


THEATER.
ONE WEEK,
BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH, IL,
The Greatest Living Tfngcdienne'
JANAUSCWEk,
Supported by Company OF Incompatible Ars'S'%
Monday schers Masterpiece,
MARY STUART.
Tuesday, tho Grand Historical Tragedy
MARIE ANIOlNEIlE,
Wednesday, the Beautl9l Emot.on~ DRAMA
Thursday, Charles Dickenes WonderlW
BLEAK HOUSE, 49,, -,
Friday, Janauscheks latest success, the JoWish No
z1bAH. THE mmfEIBs&REw MOTHER, mr.
SATURDAY. Matinoc....'.,'-. .'.''''MAhi 22ftJffkn
Saturday Nignt.....
Monday, March hio.,..,.........-IIGHTs %. S IpSlONS
IToRD's OPERA HOUSE.
one week. commencing MONDAY, MARCH ~
AiATINEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
ANTHONY & ELLIsS
UNCLE TOMS CABIN COMPANY.
Entire New Version. Many New Features aud New
Specialtles, never before seen In Uncle
Toms Cabin.
Lowest popular prices, o. 49, and 70 cents. Rest TO
served seats. % ccnta extra
Monday, March io--CARR1E SWAIN In the tito
role OF the latest and greatest dramatic success en-
titled NAB, THE MtNERS DAuGlITE& -.
National Republican., 1883-03-12
0otanten---8ooms.

0Qlante0--- Rooms.
VXTANTED-TwO COMMUNICATING FUR
w nishcd rooms, by four clerks. Address, stating
price and full particulars, FOUR CLERKS, Republi.
can OnlCc. mai0-3ts
WTANTED--A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
w ON Fourteenth street, between 1 and X. or q
street, between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth Address
q. A. H., Republican oHce. maiO8t"
yHTANTED-To RENT-Two UNFURNISHED
w rooms between i and and Tenth and Four
teenth streets northwest rent not to exceed fi5 per
month. Address ORION, Republican Unce. l0-St'
NITANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH
w board, pleasant, c)ol room, second floor,
south 'front.' by a single geuteman; references
changed. Address stating terms and particulars, 1.
g., Republican Office. mag3tr