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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1883-01-17

The PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW for January is
received, with the following table of contents
l. The Teaching of our Lord Regarding the
Sabbath, and its Bearing on Christian Work.
By the Rev. George Patterson. An able and
suggestive article.
Virginia. By the Rev J. Harris Patton, A. M.
8 The Revised Book of Discipline By the
Rev Elisha r. Craven, D. D.
4. Critical Study of the History of the
Higher Criticism, with Special Reference to the
Pentateuch By Prof. Chas. A. Briggs, D. D.
.. Darwinism and the Dakota Group. By
the Rev. VIM. A. Harsha, NJ. A.
6. John Henry Newman and the Oxford Re-
vival. By Prof. Archibald Alexander, Phi. D.
7. Notes and Notices.
8. Reviews of Recent Theological Literature.
An unusually interesting number The arti-
Gle by Prof. Briggs is very notable one, and
will attract wide attention.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1883-01-17
Recent Publications.

OUR prompt acknowledgment every week of
the books sent to us we consider as ordinarily a
sufficient compensation tor the same We re-
serve to ourselves the privilege of giving more
or less extended notice of the same, which is for
the benefit of our readers. 1t would be impos-
sible for us to examine all the books sent to us,
and especially the nnumerable little volumes
written for children.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1883-01-17

God is perfectly acquainted with every
mans true character, whatever his pre-
tensions and professions may be.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1883-01-17

FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE for Febru.
airy. T. De witt Talmage, D. D., Editor
Contents
Religious Denominations in the United States
II. What is Congregationalism The Palace
Of Mictlan In Memoriam Foreign Missionary
Hell All, Who Can Tell: Natural Bridge in
California An Adventure in the Clouds Mod
ern Clergymen Sabbath Robes The Coec-
ton Basket Neros Magnifcence Priscilla,
the Puritan Maiden Justice Wauen's Daugh-
ter The Cultus Of Kali Peasants of Llvona
Palestine Pottery The Iaure-Crowned Hoar
Frost The Moravians Cardinal and Friar
Weighed and Wanting; ETC., etc.
Frank Leslie, Publisher, Park Place, New
York.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1883-01-17

SOUTHERN HlsroEcA1 SOCIETY," PAPERS for
January. Rev J. William Jones, D D., Sc
cretary, Richmond, Va. subscription SO per
year Contents
Battle Of Drury's Bluff; A High Prvates
Sketch Of Sharpsburg; The Maryland Line IN
the Confederate Army "Our Cause in Hslo-
ny ~ The Merrimac and the Monitor The Ar
my Of Tennessee, etc., ETC.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
A Pastors Downfall.

NEWARK, N. j., July 24.-The rumors Of
immoral and indecent practices by Rev. DIR.
George II. Bristor, pastor of St. Luke's Meth
odist Episcopal church, eliminated in an in
vestigation by the officers of the church yes
terday, which lasted until 3 o'clock this
morning. After taking testimony in the
presence of DIR, Bristor who was allowed op-
portnnities of cross-oXamining witnesses and
of defending himself, verdict of his guilt
was unanimously rendered. and he formally
resigned his position and surrendered his cre-
dentials to the presiding elder, Rev. DR..
Knowles. Bristor was n favorite pulpit orator
and preached successfully in New Orleans.
He has a wife and child, and has family con-
nections in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MD, July 21.--The father and
q brother, who reside in this city, of Rev. Dr.
George b. Bristor, have called at the Asso-
ciated Press office tonight in reference to the
item telegraphed from Newark, N. j., this
afternoon, relative to trial and conviction
by officers of st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
church, at Newark, of DIR. Bristor, of which
he was pastor, and state that the item does
DR.. Bristor great injustice. They say
that no official Investigation of the
charges has taken place; that there
was meeting of the trustees of tho church
in Newark last evening at which Dr. Bristor
was present, called by himself, where he first
heard of the nature of the charges that he
was so overcome by surprise and indignation
that he Immediately voluntarily handed his
credentials as pastor of the church to the pre-
siding elder and loft Newark at o'clock this
morning DIR. Brstor is now sick and con-
fined to his bed at his fathers house in this
city. A brother of the doctor goes TO Newark
tonight to demand back the credentials aud
an official Investigation of the charges.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
Skeletons In "A Carriage,

GALVESTON, TEX, July ga special dis
patch to the Ne,Cs from Lampasas says: A
carriage containing the skeletons of three
adults and two children, sitting bolt upright
as if in life, under a large tree, has been found
near u road in Llano county The tree was
shattered by lightning. 1t is supposed the
carriage sought shelter under the tree and
was struck, the bolt killing the inmates and
the horses. The weatherbeaten appearance
of the carriage and its trimmings indicate
In small trunk was n letter addressed to
"James G. Chamberlain, London, England"
The remains were found by ranchman
driving cattle, and the discovery was reported
at once TO the authorities. The parties are
supposed to have been tourists. The spot
where they were found is very secluded and
far from any habitation.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
Labor Troubles in Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 24.-No attempt has been
made to resume work at the rolling mills in
South Chicago and the 1000 men who made
a demand last week for increased pay still re-
main idle.
The Master Masons and Builders associa-
tion, which made such q prolonged fight
against the bricklayers' union early this sum
mer. decided to concede to certain later de-
mands of the union respecting the employ
ment of non-union workmen The associa-
tion explains its action on the ground that q
great body of men, brought to this city to
take the places vacated by the strikers early
in the season, have since Joined the union.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
nrArn or aoY. swANN.
Brief Sketch or Ills Family History and
His Many Public Services.

BALTIMORE, MD, July 2l.--Spccials re-
ceived in this city tonight state that Ex-Gov.
Thomas Swami, of Maryland died at his es-
tate near Leesburg, Loudoun county, Va, at
8 o'clock tonight.
Gov Swami was born In Alexandria, Va,
in 1905, and consequently was az years old.
He was connected by blood with some of the
most prominent families in the state His
father was well known lawyer in this city,
and during President Monroes administra-
tion was attorney for the District of Columbia.
The ex-governor was educated at private
schools in this city, and completed his scholas-
tic course at the University of Virginia. He
read law with his father, and began its prac-
tice, but was soon appointed by President
Jackson as secretary of The United States
commission TO Naples In 1884 ho married
Mrs. Sherlock, the daughter Of an English
gentleman, and granddaughter of Robert Gill
NOR we'll known in the history of Maryland.
Soon aftor his marriage he removed TO
Baltimore and took up his residence there,
living for many years in handsome house
on Franklin street near Cathedral. He was
president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
company in 1916. He was elected mayor of
Baltimore by the know nothings in 1856, and
reelected in 1853 During the latter part of
the year 1864 he was elected by the union
party governor of Maryland, and was elected
TO congress by the democratic party five terms,
his service beginning in 1868 and ending in
1873. In 1870 he was married tho second
time to Mrs. Edgar Thomson, Of Princeton,
N. j., sister of Hon. Samuel j. Randall.
The marriage was not congenial and they
soon separated. BY his first wife he had four
daughters and one son. Tho lattor of whom
died 1867. His oldest daughter married Gen.
Il. C. Latrobe, and died in 1865, leaving one
son. Thomas Swami Latrobe. now in his
twentieth year. His other daughters are all
living one being married to Mai T. b. Fer
guson. fish commissioner; another the wife Of
DIR. G. Shirley Carter, and the other the wife
of Mr.. John Whipplc, who resides at Newport
DIR. Carter was with him in his last sick
ness. Maj. and Mrs. Ferguson had intended
to take trip to Europe but the sickness o
the governor caused them to postpone it
Marvin, the place where he died, is an estate
of the governors and is lovely spot at the
foot of the Catoctin mountain, about two
miles out from Leesburg, Loudoun county
| Virginia. There arc about 200 acres Il som,
of tho best Loudoun valley land. Tho man
sion is patterned after the model of the fnes
country residences in England and is of tn,
Doric style of architecture, adorned and en-
belished by long and wide verandas, and
shaded with porticos which surround the
house.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
An Iowa Murderer Lynohed.

Dies MONIES, July 24.-Hardy, the Polk
city murderer, was taken from Jail at Harlan
and hanged by about fifty masked men at 3
a. m. The mob came from toward Marne.
They tied their horses In grove about mile
from town and came in regular order with
arms, rope, and sledges. They bound Jailer
Watkins and made his wife give up the keys.
They then unlocked the cell where Hardy
was and took him out and hung him. While
he was hanging they shot him and afterward
took the body down and threw ii into the
river. The mob then dispersed quietly. The
sheriff recovered the body and an inquest will
ha held
National Republican., 1883-07-25
T--TS
A RcceIyinr Clerk Shot,

NEW YORK, July 24.-A special from At
lanta, Ga, says At 10 o'clock this morning
a pistol ball was fred through the window of
the Western Union Telegraph office here,
shivering tho large plate glass and striking
the receiving clerk Witt Just above the hip,
The ball was spent, however and the injury
was not serious. Tho range of the bull indi-
Gates that it came from an upstairs room Of
the Markham" hotel across the street,
Mr.. Witt withdrew from tho brotherhood of
telegraphers the day before the strike.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. y. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREArAEN,l specific Ior liyslS,Ilht Dlltlness'
Loss OF Memory, spermalorrnwA, lnipoteney, In
voluntary EmihsiOns Premature Old Age, caused by
oyer-eNertOn, sefauu,C, or OYer.inhulgCuCr. which
leads TO misery, decay, an death one box VIII cure
recent cases Each box contains one months treat
ment QUE dollar boz, or sN boxes for tyc dOilnrA
Sent by mail prepaid, on receipt uf price Mo guar
antee six boxes 10 cure any case WIN each order
received by us for six boxes. accompanied with i've
dollars, VIII send the purchaser our written guar
nntce to return the money II the treatment does not
effect cure Guarantees Issued cySTOpr& GROIN.
WELL, $50 Pennsylvania nyenneSWashington,D D, O.,
wholesale aud retail agents. Orders by mail Will
ceivc prompt attention. Jy7-ly
National Republican., 1883-07-25
A Water Famine la ST. Louis,

ST, LOUIS, July 2l,-This city is in danger
of water famine. Only twenty-four feet of
water remains in tho reservoir which sup
plies large part of the city with drinking
water, and tho pumping capacity of the works
is not equal TO the demands Of the present
heated spell Tho board Of public improve
ments addressed communication to tho
mayor in regard to the danger, and this after
noon the mayor issued proclamation stop
ping all street sprinkling, wash ing of side
walks, and use of hand hose.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
OkInhnmn Pnvne.

KEoKuK, July 24,-Capt Payne, of Okla
boma fame, and his attorney, and Col. Waters
of Topeka, made application yesterday to
Judge McCrary for an injunction to restrain
Gen Pope from interfering with the settle-
ment of Indian territory. Secretary Of War
Lincoln was originally party to the suit, but
as to him 1T has been dismissed. Col Hollo-
well, United States attorney for Kansas, rep-
resented Gen. Pope, 1t was agreed that
printed briefs should be submitted by Aug 10.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
.for SaIt--farms.
6nrkish lSaths.

NEW TURKISH BATM CDR BOvEESl
IN il7 street, opposite Riggs House, Large pool,
good ventilation, Ladies', Monday aud Friday. MOL
open Sunday, Open from a. m TIL 10 y, M; Satur'
day, ~ y. IN Baths. el 0tlckes, 1900
apo Dir III. L. BONEE, ELECTRICIAN
TyNIIB sHEDD BATHS 900 n STREET NEAR
\ Ninth, well known the Oldest and best IN ths
city This bath il constructed with view TO conyef
phur aud Mercural Baths given with sSll ana OK
perlenoe. ManpnlatOr OF ten years experiences AZ tns
establishment single bath, 81 for SS Ntl0 Open
sunday from q A. M 10 1 %, IN. mr2Dt
National Republican., 1883-07-25
An old Cunard Commander Dead.

LONDON, July 21,-Capt. Leitch, commo-
doro Of the Cunard fleet of steamers has died
ON board of the companys steamer Saragossa
in the Mediterranean. He had been fifty
years in the service of the Cunard company,
and took out the first body of troops to par
tiCipate in the Crimcan campaign.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
A CycIonn In NIIcllIgnn,

EATON RAPIDS, MICH, July 2i,-A cyclone
at noon yesterday demolished tho house of
Eugene Henry, five miles southeast Of here.
Mr., Henry was seriously injured and will
probably die, Three of his children wore
killed, and his wife sustained severe injuries,
but may recover
National Republican., 1883-07-25
snIoIdn nr N chirnrn nInrhnrnr.

CHICAGO, July 24-Thomas Mcguire, whose
trial for the murder of his mistress three
weeks ago was to occur to-day, cut his throat
with pocket knife in his cell this morning,
He will probably die.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
23ral Cstatr d0luntrS.

TANTED-IMPRoVED PROPERTY IN BAL.
w umore, value SOO) 70 $4,000, in exchange for
vacant corner properly ~ Washlngton, on Fennsyl-
Republican Onlce, iy2i,5t%
National Republican., 1883-07-25
Neal Gstate Srokers.

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains u complete schedule OF our houses
stores shops, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices, DC, aud how thCy may be
seem Property for sale III all parts OF the city Money
" ''''' H. ii. WARMER, GIG y street.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
Businrss Ghantss.

n LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
j on Time Deposits. United States bonds bought bought
where, by J. II. soULER q CO., BankerA. ltls Psnpr
hVlValiRAYenue, nAaS9
National Republican., 1883-07-25
aarnnt,A. sitnntinns. ..frmnIt.

A FAITHFUL AND COMPETENT TYPE
N writer desires immediate employment; no OBJ
lection to writing in lawyers Office; highest refer
lyg5.gts
National Republican., 1883-07-25

BY Dl. j. VAN YCK,
723 Twelfth street northwest,

MONDAY and TU UEsDAS to JULYa
II you have Pimples, Blackhends Liverspots
Freckcs, Moth, Tan, Sunburn Redness, and Oiliness
ofthe Nose Deep Pores. or any Complexion Bemish
DIR VAN DNCk can remove them and BrNutiiy the
Complexion without any cosmetic, paint or enamel
lfyour Hair thin harsh dry, led or promarrey
gray. If you have excessive Dandrun, Scaly Scalp,
Tetter, Crown Frontal part or Temple Baldhess. II
you have scapt, Irregular Eyebrows or Inshes, DR.
VAN DHCK, by u scientific course of treatment. cat
produce Vigorous, Luxuriant Growth ofHair Pretty
Brows aud Lashes. fyou wish fresh, pure, clear,
brilliant, and Beautiful Complexion, Thick, Heavy,
Luxuriant Hair Regular. Long, aud Lovely Eye
brows aud Lashes SOfl. White, smooth, aud Pretty
Hands, consult DIR. VAN DGCK at once, The Doctor
has prncticed his specially for nearly twenty years.
aud IS thoroughly skilled IN his profession.
NoTE-DR. VAN DNCk will have parlors at 72l
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST July 2. 3, 10
70, and III and August l. . ., IL 49, and ", super
tluuuSr hair permanently removed by the operation
of OfEleotrOlysiSby DIR. VAN DYCK,
WTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN L.
w Beall, Room T. 1t5O New York avenue, Is Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United states Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public always in ollice from IA. m To y, ap3oly
National Republican., 1883-07-25

L oCKWooD HOUSE. HARPERs FERRY, W.
IL VA rebuilt and newly furnished roomsi no ma
aria or mosquitoes table board unsurpassed Terms.
vi 10 g. 80 porweek, according to location OF r0Os,
special terms for families open JUNE 10, 1853. Mr5
- n. LONEr1, PrOprietres% ly3-l2I
National Republican., 1883-07-25
Mroital.

GALVANo MAGNETIC VITAL TREATMENT
W for all Kinds Of chronic affections VIII relieve
aud cure when all othS means fall. Builds up and
strengthens, Has been In successful operation in
Baltimore for over TWO year,. WIN take test cases.
Consultation FREQ (ana mll eNplanalion of methods
nrUpOfeD every TUESDAY from II q. m, until n.
nv. all or seud for pamphlets OF testimonials OF
cure of cases here and Ia baltimore, ,..
H. a, PARSONS & CO..
iy2l-lt 1914 Twelfth street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
Gnst nnn sfnnnh.

Il OST-oN JULY %, A PAIR OF GOLD SPEC
Il taoles, enclosed In black case valued gin Of
o deceased friend, suitable reward II returned to
Mis- WROE, $40 Thirteenth street northwest.
Jy2i,Stt
4 OsT-JULY q, A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
Il dog, answering 70 the name Of " Dick !" had on
hluO ribbon, with tag No. 4lB attached A reward of
s5 will he given for hs return Orany Information that
viii lead 10 his whereabouts. Il. IL. MORGAN, cor
nor Thirteenth ana d streets iyetat
4 OST-FRfDAY OR SATURDAY, JULY 20 OR
Y ! 81, gold dollar bangle with monogram L. NJ, Is.
suitable reward freIurned tO $40 street northwest
iy1k3lF
National Republican., 1883-07-25

TTsEFUL FEET BEING REQUISITE TO
~ health and comfort, the elite OF the world, from
lar and near, visit
DR. WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
lilG Pennylyania avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel,
tor relief rom and avoidance OF corns bnnon. club
and iuYerted nails, and all complaints OF the feet.
iwrnly-two consecutive years OF practice In Wash
ingtOn, ID. q,
der.
National Republican., 1883-07-25

MO CURE NO PAY-S5 YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ anu over 10 years at OO8 ID street southwest. A
cure guaranteed in every case of g0norrhea syphilis
ylce free Inyal line
National Republican., 1883-07-25

wv TANTED-FuRNIsHED ROOM, wGT'H OR
dress. with forms. NJ Nj Repnbllcan Onoe ly2l.att
National Republican., 1883-07-25

WY ANTED. 10 INVEST ABOUT 5000 IN A
w trim, well built house in good locality. Address
WALTER f. ROGERS, 7S2 Twenty-first street.
National Republican., 1883-07-25
Ehlantrh---Nnnms.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TWO
"A nicely furnished rooms, between Seventh and
Eighteenth and q and X streets northwest; terms
not 10 exceed t2O per month. Address " Republican
O1lce. jy25-3tF
National Republican., 1883-07-25

WY TANTED-AUGUSr l, s4OO FOR ONE YEAR;
w interest In advance; principal in equal monthly
imsialmens; satisfactory credentials Address u. T..
s.. DIS Ennrtnnnlh sIrnaI lNlh-2Lt
National Republican., 1883-07-25

TNHE REPUBLICAS Jon OFFICE HAS Nv
Il cry facility for the pTOmpt execution OF all KINDA
OfIobHnl BOOK Work and Nv prices as low Hs ogin DO
had In this Or Ay other elty,
National Republican., 1883-07-25
a1Iunsg TO goaw,

n EoNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHl
street northwest n0lSH
National Republican., 1883-07-25
for Rtnt. .fnrnisbeS Rooms.

- - -. @
GOO STREET NoRTHwEsT-NICE
OA = furnished rooms, en- suite or single one IN.
very large and cool front room, second floor mod
JNoR RENT-FoR TWO MONTHS HAND
somely furnished parloT hoor 70 gentleman ad anu
ond aud third fioofsi references; terms reasonable.
lll3 street northwest. lyie5t-
EoR RENT THREE coMMUNICATGNG
CHEAP duInsthe summer. No. $40 Fourteenth street
northwost Jy2r6tt
EQR BENr-o3e X STREET. NORTHWEST,
also unrrnisbSd rooms 90 1hrd door; southern cSpos
ure; hot and cold water, and large closets ly2t1t
FURNIsHED ROOMS : Two LARGE COM.
sol ana SiSlah,&ii price 90 per month SiS5.
EoR .RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, SECOND
location cool rooms large moderate price, Apply
after p. M 3oi Indiana avenue. lyast.
FoR RENr-,;ENTrRE THIRD FLOOR, FUR. US.
~ nlShed, newly papered, and parlor hoor LOT
pSss %Bps at 7sS fbIriesniS tn street northwest
IToR RENT = 1909 STREET, OPPOSITE
sommnnlcHt1s all 'front.' and well ventllateG Refer
JNoR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM on
second floor with yerandai suitable iEr Two gfn gsn
Tenth street northwest. JygiN
J1oR RENT-DELIGHTFUL FIRST AND SEC
ond story rooms every yeniensGi Terms ySW'
=
1000 NEW YORK AVENUE-NICBLY
IOAS Furnished pleasantly situated s second stSi
Sn9 rG sSTy roS% en- suite or SINGLE WIN
1908 SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTH.
lOAo west between X and L-Furnished or
unfirn shed rooms Tor rent In private family, suit.
ahle for light housekeeping references given ana
required. ly2t5t..
II EsIRABLE, ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN SUITE
required. 2o2s street northwest. Iy2@st.
JNoR RENT-IN 4. PRIVATE FAMILY. OF
~ adults, two molly furnished rooms bath. ltTges
desired, 1905 Ninth street northwest. ly28-at,-
INoR RENT-A NEwLY FURNIsHED ROOM,
II second floor, delightful location with hoard
rfs5S%''' iSsss. give" and required - h'OvSn' street
ID ooMs- SOUTH FRONT, FURNISHED OR yN.
IN furnished with board, one square west OF war war
the park In 'front.' references exchanged no. isOS
1000 l. STREET NoRTuWEsT-sPLE
l0GZ did second story, front aud, commnni.
rates jy2lSt
IGOR RENT-A LARGE, WELL FuRNISnED
lyel.at
IGOR RENT DELIGHTFUL. FURNISHED
bath STTnS e9Gl Gf Hy oS
deugti9l summer location N the ci'Si gewsieeh
| 1.-TWO VERY PLEASANT. WELL FURNISHED
| l. rooms. parlor aud bedroom, on second floor.
1857 Fourteenth street; moderate termsi TO be seen
| after u, M. ly2l-3tt
OO1 FOUR-AND.A-HALF STREET NORTH.
| - - wCst--Large, handsomely furnished, tront
room second floor; so per month to one or two gen
| tlemen. jy2-3tt
l1O1O q STREET NoRTHWEST-CoOL
10 ~ aud airy iront double and single front
rooms location and surroundings ilrst class prices
very rcas0nabei herdcs pass the door. iy2l-9tt
TTNO RENT WITH. BOARD--Two ELEGANT
Il rooms, second and third floors, front, new house
bay windows all frontj home comiortsi large closets
56 Second street northwest, between aud streets
| jy2l.3tF
| INOR RICN'r--pos + STREEr-RoOMS, SECOND
IL and third floors north and south exposure, single
or suite, elO, ti5 $40. $50: board SIS per month;
tickets, S5; meals, - cents. Everything first class.
| ap25-tf
National Republican., 1883-07-25
dNnnirA. .1rIn--.sfrmnIr.

s-------l,.. -----'-.---s.-.s -
w a N r E D-GooD HANDS ON. DRESS
w making. Apply at 1915 @ street northwest.
jy25-l"
wv ANTED-A SITUATION ny A Compel ENr
w white woman to do housewOrk in small pr
yate family; is good COOK. Address NJ. c., Repub
lican Office. ly2l.at'
wv ANTED- GOOD CHILDREN'S NU RISE, WHO
w Is competent aud willing to do her duty; TO such
good wages will be paid aud good home given. Ad-
dress Mrs. W., Republican Office, Jy2i3t
wv ANTED- NEAT, INDUSTRIOUS GIRL
w TO cook ana do general housework; recOm-
mendatlons required. Apply 705 X street northwest.
lv24.ats
National Republican., 1883-07-25
@lantsN- -NlisttIIantous.

NTONEY WANTED - 5000 FOR THREE
WI years; per cent; real estate security out of
Town worth three times tho amount Address l. O..
IL, RCpubliCnn, ly2p3tH
National Republican., 1883-07-25

OoNGRESS RAIL-, OCEAN CITY,. WOnCES~
~ tor Comfy Nd, now open Newly furnished;
hIst class In every particulars elegant bathing s-
ing, cunning, &C. w. B. II SELBl,
'' is7thgtu-Mt
National Republican., 1883-07-25

VIZ ANTED-To PURCHASE oNE-HALF OF A
w lot In Oak Hin cemetery. Address CASH
BUYER Republican Office jy253if
National Republican., 1883-07-25
:fur Sale miscellaneous.

INoR sALE-CIGAR STORE, GOOD CORNER
IL stand; central location. Apply to ID. LOUGH-
RAN, 1i3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, jy25-3t+
National Republican., 1883-07-25

DUPGLS WANTED BY TUTOR OF LONG EX-
l. perlence. Preparation for competitive eramina.
tions speciality. Terms in advance. j.. G. BISHOP,
2sio p street, West Washington ly2f6t-
A TEACHER WHOSE PUPILS ARE PASS.
"A ing successful examinations for governments
positions desires more students Address NJ 81
BALCH, gOi NJ street northwest, jy&Jt'
WY TED-HoRsEs TO PASTURE AT % PER
w moth. Apply at tons Mills, BladehSburg
or Il. f. WHITES, 0S5 Louisiana avenue. Jy2ShBt-
w freight removed; baggage checked at residence
bv LLOYDS Washington 25-cent Express. Otlices
4sl Pennsylvania avenue and 1908 street northwest
Iy20Btt