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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
FRIcHTFUL SLAUGHTER or ARABS.

LONDON, October 31.-A Khar-
toum dispatch says: Between 25,-
900 and 10000 Arabs, under Ell
Mahdi, the False Prophet, attacked
Hicks Pasha's army of 10000. The
Arabs were divided into two columns
and attacked the Egyptian square ON
two sides, thus enabling Hicks
Pasha to use his 5000 Remington
rifles, Krupp guns and Nordonfelt' 8
rocket batteries. The Arabs were
only armed with lances. Failing
after some time to reach the square,
they fled, leaving 5000 dead and all
their women, food, baggage and ami
mails behind. Hicks Pasha pursued
the main body of the fugitives, and
overlook them at Melhas, where he
found FL Mahdi posted with the
fngitiyes, with bodyguard of 1000
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Correspondence,

Correspondence is solicited on the top.
les of the day, or what may become so.
We reserve the right to excise purely
personal matter. ,Es'.,r,.t -.;l'.....
We do not hold ourselves responsible
for the opinions expressed by our cor
respondents.
EDITOR BULLET1N:-Having noti-'
ced in last Saturdays Edition a
letter, criticizing the concert given
for the benefit of the Library Asso-
citation; My opponent, the party
styling himself as Baritone, should
only make criticisms where they are
duly needed, /, as first class artist
wish to answer to the malicious
attack that MIR. Baritone has shown
towards some first class artists, that
did not deserve the aforesaid
criticisms, as l consider myself a
first class artist. having played be-
fore the Highest Courts in Europe,
and having heard some of the most
distinguished musicians in the world
could easily have criticized the con-
cert should have found fault, and
if Mr.. Baritone would have had any
taste for music at heart, or if he
would have heard any famous artists,
he would have been able to have
criticized in a different manner. Ii
Mr.. Baritone wishes to have the
readers of the paper to under
stand that he is such q great critic
of musicians, he should have been
one of the first to have offered his
services for charitable concert, and
not to criticise the actions of first.
class artists, who should have great
praise, as l think the accounts Of the
concert were very poor for press
critics. pho.ssr4a1 3 y
Further more / will wager the
sum of one thousand dollars, the
same to be donated to a charitable
Institution that Mr.. Baritone cannot
come up to the artists that he has
assailed, any time and place that
may be agreed upon.
OBsERyER
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
TreasIury of Song.

THIS Beautiful Collection of Music
i for the Family and Social Circle,
contains over 500 pages of Choice Music
among which may be mentioned, jamie,
The Old Sexton, /" .'The Swiss Peoples
Song" and others which have delighted
Honolulu Audiences, at the recent con.
certs, issued in 8 different styles of
binding, at $3.50, $50, and 500 pr copy.
Orders received for the above, by
tfaFi VIM. CLARK,
Sole Agent for the Haw'n Islands.
p. o. Box 281. 651 I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
TwEEDs AND TAI1oRs' GOODS

Silk, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs,
in large variety; Gents Linen Collars
Gents Umbrellas, A splendid assort-
ment of Woolen Blankets, cotton tow.
els, large and small Linen Shooting,
all widths Fine White Cottons, Best
heavy Denims, linen drills, Turkey
Red Cloth, Grape, A very fine assort-
ment Gents. Hosiery and Underwear,
Also fancy feathers, Flowers, perfum-
cry, Jcwelry, ETC., children's boots Hair
brushes, combs, Gents 'scarfs, Lisle
thread Gloves, &C., Also a fine assort-
ment of orockeryware, consisting of
chamber sets, Flower pots, lamps pitch
ers, etc. GLASSWARE: such as Decanters
Wine Glasses, Tumblers, &c. A LINE OF
HARDWARE: consisting of hatchets, axes
Hoes, and other Plantation Tools. A
handsome assortment of Parlor Rugs,
Cocoa Mating, etc.
Terms liberal and made known at Sale.
SOD q. p ADAMS, Auctioneer
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
AUCTION SALE BY E. P. ADAMS
NEW GOODS

All of which are New 1mportations,
ex recent arrivals, and of which the fol-
lowing is partial list:
Fine Prints, Satteens, Black Satteens,
Black Merinos, Cretonnes, White and
Colored Flannels, Angola and Cotton
Shirts, TWENTY varieties of Woollens,
Ladies' Felt Skirts, Check Wool and
iWorsted Shawls
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
-.- E
the ROYAL SCHOOL.

Room three is in charge of Miss
Lewis, who, having invited us to see
her class, asked if there was any par
ticular branch of study that we
wished to see. Having explained
that our object was merely to see
the regular work of the room, she
continued her lesson. There were
% pupils in the room and a. change
was noticeable in the behavior and
attention from the boys previously
seen. The room itself was also
neater and cleaner than rooms one
and two. The boys were engaged
in reading from the Third Reader
and they read decidedly better than
those in the second room. They
were supposed to comprise the third
grade, though really they consisted
of two grades, the third and fourth. i
Some questions were then given to
the pupils in arithmetic, which were.
answered readily and intelligently.
Thompsonis arithmetic and Eaton's
were the books in use. The teacher
said that she got ''what books she
wanted," that g moral exercises and
declamations were, taught and
that the pupils were 'pushed on as
they ought not to be- and that she
twas compelled to do it herself be-
cause of their advancement" We
also ascertained that there were 'sno
rules y relating to the school itself,
and that we were the g first visitors
this term;'' that g no music or sing
ing had been taught the upper classes
this term, although it had been pre-
viously;'' that the principal ''would
not allow her to teach singing as
it disturbed him; that. . last year,
half an hour, one day week, had
been devoted.to singing lessons"
Having complimented the teacher
upon the orderly conduct of her
class and their evident attention to
their work, we went to room number
four, and saw 25 boys attending
closely to the instruction of their
teacher. Miss Tanner, whose room
also had an appearance of neatness
and cleanliness. I'VE did not remain
there, but passed on to the next
class. lltig GH3 fa8
Room Five contained 27boys and
was in charge of Miss Smithies, who
at once invited lis to enter and Of
fered to take any subject we re-
CURED This was supposed to be the
second grade, but really it COM
prised the first and second. We
learnt that the boys were supposed
to be g year in each room, but that
they were often changed every three
or four months. In reading lessons
the teacher was compelled to divide
them into three classes. Their writ
ing in Payson's No. l Copy Books
was good. They did their arith-
metic and dictation on states, their
mistakes being carefully explained
by the teacher. The teacher said
that she fused her own judgment"
regarding the work and books given
tofher class, that she $. taught draw
lng," that the principal 9 wouldn't
allow singing as it disturbed him."
that she gave them "lessons in reci-
tation and politeness, that they had
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
S25 REWARD.

II HORN offers the above sumlto any
Il. person who can give sufficient in.
formation that will lead to the convic.
tion of the thief who broke into the side
building of his premises, and stole all
the contents of the trunk of III. HORN
Jr., as also his sleeve buttons and breast
pin, six feather pillows, sheeting and
blankets Also for the conviction of
any one of the thieves who stole the
Goods from the Store, and Mr.. Hough.
tailing's verandah, at the fire ON the
morning of 31st October. II. HORN.
1w 552 fed q Honolulu, Nov, 9th 1888.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12

cavalry. The Arabs again attacked
and were repulsed with great loss.
FL 'Mahdi's horse was killed under
him, and he is reported to have been
cut down by the light cavalry which
pursued him. Hicks Pasha has
taken possession of FL Obeid and
the government treasury. The
Egyptian loss is nothing. -Endm-
iner.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
Good Business Chance.

DOR Sale a RESTAURANT in a
l. good location, doing good solid
business. with groceries, fixtures, furni.
ture, etc. 10 years lease.
Address, H. f.,
OBI 8m This Office.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-12
Take Notice,

NEAR Kapiolani Park, towards Dia-
~ mond Head, I have II acres of
Good Building land to sell. Will sell a
portion OF, all at $125 an acre for cash.
To those who prefer Waikiki property,
here is rare opportunity. Land is per-
fectly level and suitable for building
purposes. Apply at once to
j. E. WISEMAN,
554 1w Real Estate Broker.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
ALEX ANDRIA AFFAIRS.


1t is reported that suit for damages will
be entered against the city by the citizens
living on Cameron street, between Patrick
and Henry streets, for damage to their prop
orty by reason of tho street being graded
above the sidewalks, allowing the water to
run from the street onto their premises.
Mr.. w. A. Moore, Of this city, purchased at
auction two story brick residence and lot, 80
by 130 feet, on Lee street, between Prince and
Duko streets, Saturday, for 81, O50.
The new freight steamer Occoquan, built
by Capt Turner, measures, gross, 1917 tons;
net, 1880 tons.
The schooner Oaks Ames cleared for New
burg with cargo of coal by tho American
Coal company.
Tho schooner Oceanis entered this port
Saturday with u cargo from Elizabethport to
William A. Smoot & Co.
The little daughter of Mr.. AL. Fair, while
playing on the wharf between King and
Prince streets on Saturday morning fell into
the river and came near being drowned.
The fire departmcnt was called out Satur-
day by tho burning of an clubhouse on Fair
fax street.
Plans for the conversion of the Pioneer
mills, at the foot of Duke street. into grain
elevator are on exhibition at the Virginia
Midland Railway Office. Twenty feet will be
added to the height. 1t will thon be large
enough to hold 100000 bushels of wheat.
n man hllOWn us IHTSOT DcHCH WIS uTTCSICu
and locked up on q warrant gotten out by
Mrs. Parsons charging him with trying to
outrage her orphan granddaughter, 10 years
of age.
Yesterday was very quiet day here, the
crowds coming from Washington being very
orderly.
DIR. II. L. POulson occupied the pulpit of tho
First Presby ytCrian church.
Tho pulpit OF tho Methodist Episcopal
church was occupied by Rev. w. II. For
syth, p. l..
I'm til further notice services will be held
at the Friends meeting house, corner Of
Wolf and st, Asaph streets.
Inspector w. III. Walker for the port of
Alexandria. reports tho following recent arr
rivals Steamer Sue, Baltimore, W. Q. Geoghc-
gan, master, merchandise for j, Brodcrs &
Co.; schooner Judy, Baltimore, James Lewis,
master, shingles for Perry, SmoOt " Co.;
schooner VIM, Oliver Baltimore, Il. Jones,
master, loading grain by w. A. Moore
schooner Laura Messor, N, s., ---- ---, plas-
ter for W. A. Smoo9t schooner Henry Nor
well, N. s., j. ii. Allen, master, plas-
ter, for W. A. Sm0ot; steamer Norfolk,
Philadelphia, s. s. Shropshire, master,
merchandise for f. A. Reed & Co.; steamer
u. G. Knight, New York, j. X. Chichester,
MASTER merchandise for f. A, Reed ~ Cos
schooner Il. $. Miller Baltimore John w.
Coleman, master lumber for Perry, Smoot &.
Co.; schooner Flying Scud, Havre De Grace,
w. >. Mecklns, master, loading grain by w.
a. Moore schooner T.. Morris Perot, New
York, William Il. Randolph master, coal for
American Coal company shooner President A..
johnson, Baltimore, A. X. Richardson, nuu-
ter, lumber for w. H. y. Snoot; schooner
William and James, Soatord, Del, William
Williams, mustoi salt for Capt. Phil Hove I;
schooner oceans, Port ,IcncHou, Capt
Young, MASTER phosphate for W. A. Smoot (;
schooner l.. q. Q. Weshart, Irldgclnn, N, D.,
John Coleman, MASTER coal for j. L. Agnew
& Co.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
Fori,s Opera House.

At the opera house. thosoprinces Of negro
minstrels, Thatcher, Primrose, and West,
will inaugurate the regular fall session.,
backed by first class company, and present
ing fine and varied programme, including u
number of novelties of fun and now songs.
Among the latter are sailing" by j, T..
"When the Robins Nest Again. by the an
thor, Frank Howard, and others, concluding
with the finale, "ireland Va. Africa The
National Republican., 1883-09-10

Formal announcement is made in another
column of tho withdrawal of Mr.. William Me-
Clure, of New York, from tho firm Of Bate
man & Co., bankers of this city, and the ad-
mission into the firm of Mr.. Douglass Green,
of New York. Mr.. Green is q wellknown
business man and member Of the New York
cotton and other exchanges. The new firm
has paid up capital OF 100000.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
Nntini,nI lrhcnirr.

The regular fall season will commence at the
National thcater to-nigh, with Miss Ada Gray
as the attraction, appearing in East Lynne"
Miss Gray has appeared in this city before,
and her talents are well known. She has
heretofore been successful here, and she will
undoubtedly be equally so ia this engage
ment
National Republican., 1883-09-10
3lrysunat q umfurt.

rsNiIE SHEDD BATHS. wG y STREET. NEAR
1 Ninth Turkish, RuSa!an, Sulpliur aud Mercurlnl
Baths given with skill aud experience, MaupulalOr
often yeRrF experience at tins establishment. Single
bath a; for Is; Il for slO, open sunuay from q.
m, 10 p ~, pulff
NvIW TURKISH BATH CDR BOVEF?SL
IN li7 q street. opposite Riggs IlOnsc. Large pool,
gund ventilaiinn. Ladies. MONDAY ana Friday. Not
open Sunday OpGu from IL ~. VI " y. III; SalIr.
day, ~ y. III Baths. Sl tickets, 3L51
apG Dll II. L. BONlsE, Electrician.
CtWIss sTEADiLAUSDRY.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival and Departure OF Vessels at the
River Front.

River Front.
The following new arrivals at the wharvcs arc
reported by Harbormaster sutton;
AT oEoRGETowN.
Arrived on Saturday: Schooners Charles
A. Briggs, Hammett, from New Bedford; JEFF
forson Borden, Patterson from Boston; Will
lam J.. Walker, Nickerson, from Boston.
Sailed Schooners Florence Randall, Ran
dali for Portland; William c. Green, Hawes,
for New Bedford; Helen II. Benedict, Mason,
for Boston; Jennie Lippett, Crowell for Bos-
ton.
CANAL MATTERS.
Twenty boats arrived by canal on Saturday,
and tho following left Frank Shriver, w.
l.. Read, II. r. Weld. b. l.. Slack, Ernest
Holbird, Wisconsin, b. c. Barroll, Joseph r.
Eddy, $, Il. Hunter Susquehanna, Little
Eddy, w. A. Smoot II. A. Clark, Julia Tyler,
d. Stewart, DR.. Shanks, Il. A. King w. II.
MARROW, Suwaneo. Potter G. Uhler Matte b.
Williamson, William +. Creighton, William
Foley, II. Dawson, Alexander, J. H. Snyder,
l.. II. Fechtig, J. II. parrott, Star Hancock,
Minnie, and Pinkic.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
FINE WORK.
1922 i STREET, NEAR EDDtrr HOUSE

auli.sm ma GODFREY, IN, Proprietor
k1ASY PEEr ARE HEQulSlrE no HEALTH
~ and lOupeYityi hence tic most eminent physi,
olpns surgpnIs aud thousands OF other Wull Known
PERSONS from lr and near visit
Dir WHITES EsrABLIsuMENr.
illG Pennsylynnia Ayonne opposite Willtrrs iIo.el
Iur relief from curlIs, bnnun3, diseased nails, and
otter complaints OF the feet
ingtOn. -. q.
National Republican., 1883-09-10

olio is said to be a combination Of solid fun.
There will be grand parade this afternoon
at o'clock, the entire company appearing in
O uniform which they were first TO originate.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
ITEALrn Is wEAAru.

Di. T. G. WFSTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TltbATMENT specific for lIysera, DElhris,
yOnNulsUns NervunA Headache. MentAl)epfrsslOn,
Loss OF Memory, SpernlalOrrhpa, ImpotGhuy. IN.
voluntary smlsal0ns Premature pd Ase. caused by
nNer-cNerion, selEaDusc, or oycr.lnduigclre when
leads 70 misery, decay, and DEATH one box WIN cure
recent cilses' l1tch box VuntnlpS one mnntLS treat
nenL one dollar box. or y boxes for live dollars
sem ny man prepaid on receipt nf prce We guar
nnlee SIX boxes 10 cure uHy CnSc. With each order
received ny ui for aiE bDScs. accompanied with i've
dollars we VIII hthd the purchaser our written Niar
anlte 10 return the money II the treatment does not
nlitrt cure, dhnranteps Issued cy SfOFl e CllDM
WEI i@ PeunsylYunlp avenue. Washington. u. e.
wholesale ana retail agents orders by mail VIII re-
ceivc prompt attention. iy7-ly
National Republican., 1883-09-10
irost ana ,fonuS.

Il BOSl-IiACkMANiS BAIGE No. 2H SOM T.
~ where "a the vicinity OF Nineteenth ana streets
street northwest se7-3tF
National Republican., 1883-09-10
BpntNinn.

1T1 ~ II STREET. NOiTIIWEsT- HAND
L - 8nmey iurusitpl communicating rluuls
WIN buhrd lnbsr bnardpla NC lUuuIudated references
glven ana exchanged. sp1-ials
National Republican., 1883-09-10
MeSitnI.

80 VoUR TREATMENT FOR IMPoTENCY
\ hnd nervous decay, am convinced, is the
lottcr iron John S Allen, NJ. D,, TO Erie Medical Co..
liunhlu. \. y. ON request tho company will mail
irrc tor sced for stanipj explanatory pamphlet 30
National Republican., 1883-09-10
G,al estate dalanieS.

THT TANrEU - \ IAUi WISHES no INVEST
w 1b.Wu cash In tNn 90 three slun houses or VIII
buy fsnitpl good . or 10 room, house Address
DUN e., lirpUDlicun ONCE. ses'3t'
National Republican., 1883-09-10
for Nrnt-- YtlistrI!nnruns.

HON Hl1NT-To APpRECLATIVn PARTIES
IL my beautiful toned lRllet & DAVIS Upright
rWno. tall ut AGENCY ROOMS. sll Sinth street
nuI thwes. se7-3tH
NOR Hl3N1--FiNE BUSINFSS PROPERTY
~ O2 seventh street northwest, for many years
occupied ~ Shoe store Apply tO WM. q. BURNS,
JO X street northwest iy25'u
National Republican., 1883-09-10
wv D--DERM MAToLOGY.
w A LIFE SPECIALITY.
by DR. j. VAN DYOK,

I23 twelfth street northwest,
II Won have PlmpleB, Blacisheads, Liverspots.
Freckles Moth, Tan, Sunburn, Hedness, and Oilness
2t the Nose Deep Pores or any BiemMs M
Complexion without any cosmetic, paint, or enamel
If your Ifalr is thin harsh, dry lOd rprpmnturey
gray If you have excessive DandruT, sCaly Scalp,
1otler, Crown Frontal part or Temple Badness. II
you have Scant, Irregular Eyebrows or LaShes, DIR
VAN DYCK, by aarientiic course Of treatment. can
produce Vigorous, LuXurant Growth ofIIair Pretty
BrOws and Ltshes. lfyou wish II fresh. pure, clear
brilliant, aud Beautifnl Complexion, Thick, Heavy,
Luxutihnt Hair Regular Long, and Lovely Eye
Hands, consult Dlt, VAN DICk Mt once Tho Doctor
has pracccd his speciality for nearly twenty years
and II thoroughly skilled IN his profession
AS Dr. VAN DSCK could not hll all of his engage
mns on the LIST, I'd, and "a, he will have parlors at
7g3 Twelfth street from Sept, SIN to evening Ol tho
lOih Cnll aud make yOur engHeomentS al On'c, as
only limited number can be irolteh daily snperlu
operation OF EloClrOlysis UCnenlhcr, tlic Doctor
win lC ACI@j Twelfth street northwest sept 90 4,
,and 10. n. m, To pm.
Wy A.JrED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w Benll Room 4, li2O New York avenue, Is u Com
National Republican., 1883-09-10
Change OF Firm.

EDEY's Carbolic Troches cure colds and
prevent disease,
National Republican., 1883-09-10
9lonro 10 yoan.

Ss1Nnnn 10 LOAN on REAL ESTATE
~ 4zOOtJO IN large ur small sunls AZ lowest
street northwest. Nuallmt
n 5oNEY 70 LOAN on REAL ESTATE ATrtiE
M lowest rates. DAHENHUWEN & SyN l2ljR
street northwest aeL3-H
National Republican., 1883-09-10

WY Ay'rED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w Benl Room 4, liaO New York avenue, Is q Com
missioner OF Deeds for every state ana Territory.
United states commissioner, Eknminor, and Notary
lublici always Ia office rom IA. IN lu5 v. 10 apSOly
National Republican., 1883-09-10

JNoRsALN-NEAR BRIGHTWooD, D. G., FROM
IL ono To ten acres, improved by cottage. stable,
fruit. shade Trees, dc. It. w, WALKER, 1905 street
northwest. sp5-ktF
National Republican., 1883-09-10

VNoR SALE AT A BARGAIN, OR WILL EN-
a change fer city pToperly-3ls acres three ana u
half miles out Seventh street. highly improved fruit
of every kiDd: nine room house; A. feet front; all
well watered. H. w. WALKER, 1905 street north
west.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
cfur Salr--To OTIS.
:for Salt--Earms.

I,XTRAORDINARY CHANCE To PURCHASE
II II charming suburban villa at Hyattsville, Md
nix miles from city, near station: 3'i ncres fine resi-
dcnce. fruits. shrlibbery stabllng, &c; $3.50. RICH
ARD ]. EVANS attorney, 1905 + street northwest.
Se9-OtF
National Republican., 1883-09-10
S0lanten. -Sifnatious---YiaI

WANTED SITUATION ny A REGTsrERlD
w and competent phnrmacist. Address H. Ro.
publican once. seiO-5t~
WTANTED--RY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, A
wv situation as conchman, with good reference. Ad-
dress 52S Fourth street southeast. se1.3te
National Republican., 1883-09-10
Seal Gstatr groktrs.

TTNYLER IL RUTHERFORD,
l. REA L,ESrATE AND INSURANCE,
No. flG e street northwest
BRIUK DWELLINGS FOR RENT;
No. 1875 Thirteenth ST. n. ".
No. 1889 Thirteenth Bt n. w.
No. l4lh COTCOrnn ST.
National Republican., 1883-09-10

ENOR SAI!E-Ar 4 SACRIFlcE-A FINE
IL grazing arm IN Maryland, miles from Wash
ton BISHOP & HILL, l0Js + street northwest !J'tf
National Republican., 1883-09-10
GFOr 8nt-3oasrs.

LNoR RENT-THREE STORY AND BASE.
II Went brick dwelling, iilG lthod9 lSland avenue,
containing II rooms, range, gus, hath room, &c
Ouse s nearly new, and VIII he routed good ten
am NJ sii per mouth, FITCH, FOX IL brown, 1857
PENNSYLVANIA avenue sC1tf
VNOR RkNT-NICE CORNER BRICK HOUSE,
n l3l Maryland aVenuO ana second street north
east l.TuunS, .bath rooms; all modern improve.
park. seT.3ts
A FURNISHED HOUSE, MEDIUM SIZE, FOR
a n rent TO private parties Only. ll27 Fourteenth
street, opposite the Portland sC7.3ts
LNuRNISlIicD HOUSE. CONTAINING TEN
IL large rooms and two bath rooms. to aOod tenant
at reasonable rateI Inquire AZ l7ls street north.
vest lyg7
VF you WANT no BCN. SELL. IENT OR
Il Trade CITY Country Properly, come and see the
1n ylGq' 6argans e hg neGI tS!sig Exchange OF
Hule corner Third street and PennSylveniR avenue
northwest. mhDtf
National Republican., 1883-09-10
@antrS- -MtIu- female.

A RFSPECTABLE, NEAT WHITE GIRL no
IA Keep two rooms In orders Will takc about
honr every morning; one living pear preferred. In
qure alter o'clock at GIL Eleventh street northwest
"ANTED-AT 3l5 G STREET NORTHWEST,
w stout young colored woman for laundry; also
e0oy for dining room bring references. ses9t.
WANTED-- D--CHAMBERMAlDs COOKS. GEN.
Wv orai workers. scrub girls, Mattresses, nurses;
men cooks, and walters; servants for Brooklyn
New York fares paid bring references. PRICE &
CooMBs, licensed agents, VIC street northwest,
National Republican., 1883-09-10
9rrsonaI.

II ESS0NS ON THE PIANO GIVEN ATTHE PU-
IL pills home Tor IS per quarter by professor
taught teacher; particular attention TO beginners
Republican Office. ses.St.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
cfOr Salt -SflistcIIanrous.

UNoR SALE-INFANrRY OFFICERS SWORD.
A. gold and tai guc sword belts, and fatigue cap,
Address MILITIA, Renublican Office. soiO.att
National Republican., 1883-09-10

w Washington, the States of Virginia, Maryland.
and Pennsylvania, Liberal commissions w. Il.
ST. Cloud Building, Washington, y. q.
National Republican., 1883-09-10

DIANO LESSONS GIVEN AT 1918 SEVEN
a teenth street by one who has had several years
experiences particular attention paid 10 the rudi.
mpntS,
National Republican., 1883-09-10
1antrS- miscellaneous.

WY ANTED- EVERYONE TO KNOW THAT
w they can have their lalrobes. ranges. and fur.
naces repaired ut Gartrells Si5 Seventh street, be-
tween II and ]. sel0-2tt
National Republican., 1883-09-10

NWANTIsD - BY TYPE WRITER, DESK
wv room in lawyers office; location central. Ad-
dress MISS T., Ol2 Now York avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
4nr Y,nl. fnrnish,A Sunmc.

INoR RENT-TltREE NEW ROOMS, ALL COM
IL nunicatinV either furnishcd or uniurnishcd; "
Housekeeping, Apply liOi Ninth street northwest.
sct0.JtN
National Republican., 1883-09-10

A TEACHER WHOSE PUPILS ARE PASSING
IA successful examinations for government posi-
tons desires more students 9l2 New York avenue
northwest. sel0--3t"
National Republican., 1883-09-10

VIZ ANTED-Two COMMUNICATING ROOMS,
w unfurniShed; permanent tenants; gentleman
aud wife Address l.. X. D., Republican Office.