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A WATSON g. GIBSON, -
~. pFTROIEUN MINING BROKERS',
90 Broadway. New.York.
UNITED PIPE LINE CERTIFICATES
ho,gbt and sold on commission OH carried margin at
lowest rate Interest Use direct wire 10 Oh CITY quo
tations and information oheerfully furnished
NRw. YORK. Jan. 80, 1888
A MEETING of the share holders of the
N 0od placer Mining Company OF Colorado IL called for
Friday FEBRUARY 1888 at ~ o'clock noon az Tile cOnpanys
Office Broadway Room So IL IL is OF vital mpOr
lance that every stOckhOder should DO present
DUDLEY HALL Secretary
COPPER QUEEN, Jocuistita, Spring Valley
~ and all active mining stocks bought and sold on
mission, w BRfsN4 WtLLINt,
N. Y. Mining stock Exchange ONCE o. broadway.
MINING STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED.
M Advances made IN New.York and san Francisco
Advance mad II United Pipe Line on CertincateA
THE MINING RECORD 81 Yearly.
A. II. CHISOLM & CO.. 81 broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
ain. cave depos Of Coraudt and DcsbOssessts At
80. a n, giO and D. for EastOn Bethlehem Allentown.
Neadiug Mauch Chunk. WllkeSDarfc IOmahda MhNery,
itba"a ;Gsne.a Lyons. Buffalo aud the West Pullman
tbrough coaches daily Local trains ut o3O p IN for
Laston Bethlehem and C0pay.. ., o.,
s1ns cavn0 ut 72Oa m / and $40 connect FOR all
mi tsin Hahanoy and IaLcon coal regions sunday train
lo~a Tor Manch Chunk s.lj Leave Mauoh Chunk AZ
Eastern ONCE corner OF Church and Corandtsts
"eno Il. Is. BlINGTON. &. 4. A.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLROAD.-COmmcncing November D. 1882,
thtouRh trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
IN and Northern Express To Rochester and
Montreal with drawing groom cars. also 10 saratoga
$40 m special Express Tor Chicago. daily stopping only
Albany yTacuse Rochester BunaO Erie Cleveland hhi
Toledo. - -...,
daigua Rochester and Buffalo. 49,
III a. m Albany and Troy with connection ~ UTICA SsI
toRa Falls Lake George aud Rutland.
81 3Up ~, Albany and Troy special, SaturdAysOniy
I y. In Accommodation 10 Albany and i ~. 80 IL
IA { with sleeping Tor ST. louisi
running through tho week, also Niagara FAILS
Buna'o, rUleh'sand Detroit .- III. -, .-, ..-.
$50 m rplcss daily except sunday, with sleeping cars
Syracuse aud Auburn Road also ~ Saratoga anu "h
-
. D. m Pacific Express daily. with sleepingcars for
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo DotOlL chicago anu
IOWyiilc.
II.p M Nisht Expes with Sleeplng.oars TO Albany and
Troy morning trains Tor inc west ana nort
Tickets Bowling Gfeen 20 anu tlo bioad
way and at WescOCs Oncos fAikpace Anu 100
and 042 Broadway. NewIorA and '9S Washlnt soh'~'
Brooklyn I. H. Mhhhkh
j. NJ IOUCEY, Cen Sup'L Gen Passenger Agent.
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NORWICH LINE ,,...,,.-.
~ To boston Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
'"o" A'V GiTY OF WORCESTER
ma elegant boat the
the fayOI1te Nll1 oG
leaves pier 40 North River. loot Of Wsttst next pier
above Ferry danny except sundays at $50
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WINTER RESORTS.

WINTER RESORTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE or MAIL STEAMERS.
For Turks ISLAND. JAMAICA, HAYrI PORTO RICO,
I-THMUs OF PANAMA aud COLOMB IA
Sailing every week Tourists uved toaya hcnsels rs
of ines. IN A which make Any TOne which the
onpanys take the extreme low price or - pe
dsv which Guides living board the steamer the whole
time and thcy may transfer any other steamer OI the Inc
they may meet The voyage
For passage apply 10 - .,. .
N'' . state H.. New York.
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TIE PETROLEUM M4RRET
NEM-YORK. Feb. 3.

NEWT DIRK, fcb s.
The crude petroleum speculation to-day
Was almost as dull a. well could De, consistent with
any market at all At the three Petroleum Exchanges
in this city the total dealings amounted 10 only little
more than 100000 barrels. At the Oh city Exchange
the transactions reported by telegraph amounted To
GOi 900 barrels. The dulness was, In the opinion oil
mos traders que 10 the floods IN the oil regions The
telegraph brought that there eight feet Of
water in the cleaning house OF the OIL city Exchange
and the "boyn" we're doing little else than keeping
their spirits under the circumstances Dy the sports
ordinary 10 a dun Exchange floor Perhaps the tone
OF the maket also benefited ny the interruption OF
busness At any rate remarkable seadncss was dis
played by prices, the lowest Ggnro recorded being
II 0Olq From that point here was quick rally 10
II OgI. in toe early afcrnOOn then the market became
dn md continued 30 To the close the last sale nciug
made NJ 81 ola The aud the gossip II the dag
alike secined to be drowned out.
The transactions a. tue kcw-York Petroleum tx
changes were as follows:
Barrels.
New York Petroleum Exchange. $1,000
New York Mining stock EXchango............. 6O2UOJ
The range OF prices was:
sYP Pet. Nat. Pot MIXING stock.
OpeninQ. ............... lOlis lUl lOl
Highest. ....------. iu4f
LOwest...... iV'i4
l..s~-
The refined petroleum market WINS quiet and UNI
changed al 7AG 77sc per gallon
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
uODkT FAST LINE TO THE WEST.


NOBEL FAST LINE TO , TaE Es %EsT
Trains leave from Pennsylvania RR. Depot - NJ,
% F SE n9S
TO Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Connects TOR all points
IL MIDNIGHT Daily for Washington and all points West
For Time Tables Tickets sleeping BerIs ana a Bdggsse,
apply at GOmpanys Office 80 and Il Broadway SSS fulton
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERS'EYi I.
- sta!on in New York foot q IMSery'st Station In
cSmnoac 1s . Jnn @s1s 1855 Leave NswYort
Chunk T3manSnd Ta%aqSs Hsseton, DriOn. Scranton
a. m For bennington High Bridge Branch. schooleys
R@ lake LAKE TSma
%FSE 5an East0n Ae"Sw4 Reading Ha
pPPso W@a Cap 5aU CHUNK
ae lake f oP sss Esso
430 p m.-For Somerville. Pennington &c.
$3.50 @-FoS EasSn Allentown Reading Harrisburg
and intermediate stations at 6SO m for Easton Allentown
' For SsTa1E % a. St5 GAO 7l6 7so $40 $50
80 s'2 $50 10 go 545 g. 5i5 $685. T. 49,
For trains inst TO local points time tables stations
For sexarcn ana Perth Amboy at ). g. s:I5 Has a. M
For Eres1Sd atS' s.l5. I:iS in + is , u
N III HysJisi S0UTHERN RAILWAY.
SrEANF EGd aoA AEdTo FIgTEs' Mr."
For Highlands sSs4s Beach and Long
Branch. p.
For Atlantic Highlands, D. m.
foot Of Liberty ,SlJ a l45. for Lake
wool Manchester Toms River Barncgat &c.
4j D. m for Atlantic city, Vineland Brdgeton, &C.
Slj a m. for stations to Highlands
Las, 4:4J y. for stations to SeaDTight.
4 m for stations to Sandy Hook.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON and PHI ILADEBPHIA.
Leave New York from Station &. Rk. Of N
For Philadelphia Ninth and Greensts at 745, 930 1llo,
o tD gof Sa snS % on sunday a.
o. M, 1870. 4:3O $3.50 p On sunday at 81 a. n m
For Trenton iJ $50 IL 10 $50. Z, 43O. o3O, I:OO
II p. IN. sunday, S:45 a. m. 5;3U II D. m.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.York;
From stations Pha and Reading RR., Ninth and Green
ut $780, $50. $3.50 II ll5, $40 64O $40, IL D. IN
On Sunday, at $50 "A. M. $50 IL y. IN. oo
F. ON Th d and Berk3ss at DO S2O, 9lO m, i, sou
20. go, 1880 p, M Sunday at 81 a M i'$9 IN;
Prom Trenton, l:2J, U:2O, sos, OOJ 1906 1894 o. %
AZ, G2i; !2S P N sunday, l;25. 9;ls a NJ, 61j D. M
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 10 day trains
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia.
BrOOkyn and Ere Depot, Jersey City - -. ..
Tickets for OF lbertyst, Nos 230 2Gl, 4Ol
94 1928 Broadway, and at the principal hotels Nos
4 and Of1cc JewelIs Wharf. Brooklyn
y. Y. Transfer Company Will call ot and check baggage
from hotels or residence 10 destination
il. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent.
STEARNG. Gen Supt
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Qeachers.

A BILE and accomplished professors. tutors,
N gOvenesses, lecturers companions and housekeepers
suDpled by MISS NJ ]. YOUNG, American aud Foreign
Teachers Agency % Union Square.
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6ltnatlons Wantco-- nlales.

COACHMAN AND GR0OM.-By an English
Nman; Protestant strictly temperate thoroughly under
OF horses and fine cardges Is good and
careful driver the best Of New York city references
Address H. H., 47s 4th.ave. City
NOACHMAN and PLAIN GARDENER.-By
~ married that thoroughly understands his bpsl
ness is honest temperate willing for moderate
wages. Address NJ H.. SO LerOyst
ElREMAN or USEFUL-MAN.-In warehouse
il or hotel by energetic Young Irishman, 20; has
give best OF references Address
FRANCIS hULHEREN, 81 3d.ave.
GARDENER and FLORIST.-By one who has
had eighteen years practical experience In greenhouses
and gTaperes cultivation or traits and vegetables snd
everything appertainnR 10 gentemans places unexcep
t!oua character and ability Address GAR
DENER PieIson florist 90 stormaye Jersey City
Heights.
I IGHT PORTER.-By steady reliable man,
~ In storei willing TO work; good Recommendation
DAWSON, 405 East 76th.st.
DORTER, &c.--By married man, as porter,
II usefulman stabeman wagon washer honest and
temperate speaks English and German furnish good
references fromlast employer Address USTAV WEAVER
| 81 East 4th-st
| pORTER, WATCHMAN, or any position of
!rustBy young of steady Industrious habits;
good security and satisfactory references furnished Address
NJ. b. sos 4thave. Elizabeth, y. J.
TSEFUL-MAN, &c.-By a Protestant young
~ as bartender porter driver useful; best city
references Address NAT, 30S West 23d.st.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

A young man named Baggett, q cart driver
ut Agnew & Co.'s ship yard, was arrested on
Monday evening upon the charge of seduc-
tion under promise of marriage. He was
taken before Justice Arnell and confronted
by the young lady, whom he did not deny the
charge Of having been intimate with her, but
claimed that he was not the origin of her
ruin. The mother of the girl agreed to settle
the affair upon the payment of $50 to the girl
As the young man did not have the money
he was sent to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury. At o meeting Of that body yester-
day a true bill was found, and he was sent to
Jail in default of $500 bail for trial.
At tho grain market flour is quiet and
steady, with fairly active local demand.
Wheat is easy, in consequence of decline in
other markets of from to 9 cents. The re-
ceipts yesterday were very light, owing to
lhe fact that farmers are busy seeding. Only
1000 bushels were offered and sold on 'change
at 81 to $l.05 for Fultz. $1.07 for mized, and
SlO7 for ordinary longberry, no choice being
oiff'"' Corn is strong and higher; 500 BUSH
e. white sold at 62l cents. No yellow
i or oats were sold, but 1876 bushels Of good
% brought go cents, fair 5S cents and dam
aged lot so cents. Produce is without change
and receipts are good.
The grand jury rendered verdict of not
guilty in the case Of the commonwealth vs.
George Winters, charged with burglary.
Inc Will Oh Jne late lnOmaS Iullman was
admitted to probate, and Peter and Paul
Pullman appointed and qualified as execu-
tors.
Yesterday Messrs Andrew Jamison and s.
Furgerson Beach bought the tract of land OF
eleven acres at the foot of Shutters, hill for
| $4,000.
Mr.. Charles Ward, master shipbulder OF
the Potomac ship yard, says that a keel for Q
new vessel will soon be layed there.
number of the officers of the Old Domin-
ion Commandery, No. 2, knights Templar
left this city for Danville yesterday to attend
u meeting Of the grand commandery to bC
held there to-day. J5n-as .-...,
MEETING OF THE COUNCILS.
| Tho Alexandria city council met last might
for the first time since last July. G. c. Smoot
member from the first ward, declined t
qualify, and the clerk was directed to order
new election on the first Tuesday in Novem
Der to fill the vacancy Entwistle &c Co.
druggists, were allowed a bill of $40 fol
medicines furnished the poor.
| The Virginia Midland Railway company
asked permission to lay side tracks on Uniol
street, from Wolf to Prince, and on Henry
street, from Duke to Wolf. The petition wal
referred to the committee on streets.
The council appropriated $3.50 to finish tn,
new Columbia Engine house, and then ad
journed.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
Mexican War veteran Reunion.

The special committee selected ut the
meeting OF Mexican war veterans on the first
instant to solicit the cooperation of repre-.
sentative citizens in extending hearty well
come to tho distinguished men who will be
invited to the reunion on Dec next, met
last evening Mt the residence of S. V. Niles,
l733 street northwest, and made arrange
ments to call In body on list Of some
three dozen gentlemen selected by the
committee on Thursday morning at
10 o'clock. The committee consists
of 8. v. Niles, chairman; Con.
J. w. Denver, Capt. Il. I. Merrick, Gen.
Edward +. Beale Gen. II. Il. Crittendon,
Judge II. j. Mackey, Col James Walker, Gen.
William Henry Browne, Dr.C. DE Montreville,
aud Mr.. A. NJ. Konaday, secretary of the as
sociation. A resolution was adopted to invite
the vice presidents Of the states and territories
10 select delegations to attend the reunion,
and Col, James Walker, theartst, will prepare
u suitable banner for tho OCCASION.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
THE LATE d. p. HOLLOWAY.
Lodge OF Sorrow Ia Ills Memory-The Isx-
ercises and RESOLUTION.

Lodge OF Sorrow Ia HIS memory-The lsN-
ercises and RESOLUTION.
Minnehaha lodge of Good Templars hold n
lodge of sorrow last night ut Marni's
hall in memory of the late Hon.
ID. +. Holloway, which was largely
attended. A we'll selected programme
was rendered as follows; Prayer "Nearer
my God TO Thee" by the choir and lodge.
The worthy chief tomplar in a few chosen
words introduced Hon. W. w. Cary, the orator
of the evening, who eulogized the late ID. p.
Holloway and was followed by Judge Weed
of Pioneer council; Rev. Mr.. Kramer, Mr.. w.
G. Perry, of Morning Star lodge; Mai. J. f..
Turner, of Clements lodge; T. J. Naupin;
Hon. N. II. Chase, and Mrs. A. f. Chambers,
all of whom spoke in feeling of the lato earnest
temperance worker. After n recitation
Tho Gates Aiar'-by Miss Jessie Perry tho
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved That a review OF the worth, character,
and works done by our late brother ID. y. Hollo-
way, inspire us with a renewed determination to
labor with all the energy aud earnostness of whion
we are capable TO carry TO ultimate success and
victory the cause and principles to the propagation
ofwhIch ho devoted so much and such valuable
service; that wo recognize In his life model
worthy our imitation, and that through the aid
of Almighty God we hope TO labor In this cause, as
did he, till time with us shall be no more.
Mrs. Naylor thon read memorial poem
composed by Mrs. Mary G. Kali, which was
listened to with earnest attention.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
Eiectlon OF omoers.

At meeting Of the National Base Ball
club held last night, tho following officers
were elected for tho coming year President,
r. C. Hewott; vice president, William Nc
Pynoheon; secretary and treasurer, Charles
Il. White. Board Of directors NJ. b. Sean
lon, r. NJ. Drinkard IL. B, Bennett Daniel
OBrien, and William McPynchoon. Tho
National club is now momber of the now
association organized at Pittsburg in Septem-
ber, and which is composed of clubs repre-
senting the following cities; Chicago. ST.
Louis, Pittsburg, Indianapolis, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn.
National Republican., 1883-10-10
Dieh I'm nInainn.

Two month ago a small party of Washing
ton engineers, draughtsmOn and railroad
men left this city for the terminus of tho
Texas, Topolobampo and' Pacific railway, in
the final survey of which they are at present
engaged. News was received here yesterday
that one of their number Mr.. Shields Burr,
died at TopolobainpO, Mexico ON the sixth of
September Of "santo' fcver a disease Of the
malarial typo. He was but 30 years old,
National Republican., 1883-10-10

having celebrated his birthday nine days
before his death occurred. Memorial services
will be hold at St. Phillips Episcopal church,
at Laurel, Md, where his friends reside, at IL
o'clock this morning,
National Republican., 1883-10-10
Tho poord OF school Trustecs.

The regular meeting of the board of school
trustees was to have taken place last night,
but in consequence of msappre hension
about the hour Of meeting no quorum was
nrasant.
National Republican., 1883-10-10

90 Those Adyertfssrs rho desire can haze their
names and address placed in a Register IN THE RE-
PUBLICAN Business Office prepared for that purpose IN
order that responses herttO coming after The advertise
ment has been taken out Cdn be forwarded 6y mail or
oLhergisc
National Republican., 1883-10-10
SllnntrN---Nnums.

PARLoR AND BEDROOM
" In y. w. section Terms must be moderate. Ad
dress IAYLOR, NepublIoan Office ~
National Republican., 1883-10-10

1S1 TWO ADULTs--Two FURN tSHED ROOMS.
with closets, for very light hOusekp eping; must
have modern improvements, State lowest terms TO
10 A." Republican Office. ~
National Republican., 1883-10-10

ElY y YOUNG GENTLEMAN--A FIRST FLOOR
Ed front room, turnshed west of 18th ami north Of
L st; in small family. Address CAM, Republican
{. ice. IL
National Republican., 1883-10-10
Zeal Gstate Gruhrrs.
R NJ VA Il. 1901. RE NJ IVA l.
WILLIAM DICKSON,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
AGENT.
Has removed his office from Four-and-a-half
street TO
NO. 1901 STREET NORTHWEST
4. + sTREET.
FoK HENT-BY B. IL WARNER,
sroIsEa
C2Brldgo at, d'Vn..

t2Brldgo st, d'rn.. 10 %
published OYcry Monday
ctpsthOdul0 ot our houses,
Oilercd for ront, together
&c. and huw they lnuy ue
~ parts OF thoc.ty Money
u.
WARMER, plg Il stroot.
National Republican., 1883-10-10

morning, contains q cOh.pl
stores. shops, aud farms
with q descriptions, prices,
seen, Property for hale IN d
10 loan on real oslate. Cal
u. III.
National Republican., 1883-10-10

Improper characters will be denied admission.
Trains will leave the Baltimore and Ohio depot,
New Jersey avenue, ut D, H. 1850 M, and 1910 i22o
l2;i5, Ills and Up. m.
rare, ~ cents round trip. oc9-tf
National Republican., 1883-10-10

ONE OR TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS NEAR
" restaurant lr caterer. Address, with full par
Iculars, NJ r., Republican Office. II
National Republican., 1883-10-10

S,uITES OF ROOMS IN CoMMoDIoUS HOUSE;
- III 9th At N. W.: private BATH also single rooms
with excellent board Mrs. FANNIE NJ.
THAYER, 10
National Republican., 1883-10-10
g'ost unO sfounO.

Z IgHT STOCK, GOOD WILL. AND FIXTURES
~ OF store NO. 1Ol glh 81. ~ W., cash bnsness, ~
Y Osr,--LEFT IN THE IirI ST. CAR Q5rH sT.
4 = lermllnusl on Saturday evening, pair of opera
laSStN inc person who took them from the VIII
pc literally rewarded lreurnedto MRS. 4. j. PHIL
LIPS. 2l.S lith IT. n. " II
National Republican., 1883-10-10

4 OSr-SATuHDAY AFTERNOON AT Ma
H uona lheGter or on n ST., between 7th and iSth,
z chased lady,s gold bracelet. with gold dollQr at
taoned Return TO Box Ofice Thealer. ~
National Republican., 1883-10-10
cfor Ylrut-- &IistrIIunrous.

JNoR RENT-FINH BUSINESS PROPERTY,
IL O32 Seventh street northwest; for many wears
occupied as shoe store Apply to WM. q. BURNs,
5Ol X street northwest ty25,tt
National Republican., 1883-10-10
ofur Ernt--Nnnsrs.

NEW STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK COR.
IN ner dwelling; 10 rooms all modern improve
nents; well located ~ W. will lease for 3years S65
per month. TYLER & RUTHERFoRD, l226 / -,
National Republican., 1883-10-10

FURNISHED HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS ALL MOD.
~ ern improyonents; located near Thomas Circle
and the "Porland will 10 rented for the session of
Congress or longer At sl5O per month. TYLER &
RUTHERFORD, 1926 St n. w. IL
National Republican., 1883-10-10

VoU GAN RENT YOUR ROOMS BY SENDING
4 full description, price, vC. Zee small. not in nd-
NnIcel. 20 @. R lIEhlINGMAY snl E 81 ~. Nv. II
National Republican., 1883-10-10

WASHINGTON, Oct, Q. 1882
To the Hon. Chief Justice CARTIER Hon. A. j. CREs
WELL, Rev. DIR. RANKIN, and others:
GENTLEMEN: am In receipt OF your letter OF tho
mh Instant l feel myself much honored by your
KIND Temembrance. The delivery OF u lecture in
SS3yernm,ent may be quite like carrying Goals TO
lecture In regard to the senate audience Of my
townsinen;" SO gladly comply with your sugges-
ton, and Will deliver the lecture, "Ten Years Among
the senators, at the Congregational Church ON the
evening of Friday, the 2th Instant Hoping that the
date may meet the OF each and ali OF YOU
remain your obligedfriend,
oCS-5t JOHN r. FRENCH
National Republican., 1883-10-10

TIME WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is ISSUED
l every phurHlNy Single copies can DO had In
Wrappers ready log mailing subscription rice, $50
uer ydaT,
n IBERAL ttATh OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i 4 on Time Deposits United states Bonds bought
and cold at market rates. COlleetions nilde every
where, by j. II. sQUIEk u CO, Bankers l4ld Penn,
dyIYa1lRaYenuG ala2l.W
National Republican., 1883-10-10

ID1 MIST. n. W.-3 NICELY FURNISHED
Il - Il rooms on Sd floor; on ID floor, COmnluni-
eating rooms; also parlor, with bedroom suitable for
n gentleman or lady or gentlemen; southern cx-
posure splendid location; all improvements; terms
moderate. IL
National Republican., 1883-10-10
i1aon,u to 3yuun.

MONEY TO LOAN--si 400 TO loan ON REAL
ANA estatei no commissions Address Box 52l, City
National Republican., 1883-10-10

A GENTLEMAN DESIRES a NICELY FUR
IA niSled room, With without board, in private
ianiy references furnished Address II. H., Hepub-
llcan Olhce. oCl'l5tf
National Republican., 1883-10-10

r ARGE PARLoR AND OTHER PLEASANT
- rooms, furnished or unfurnished: modern Inn
provemens; heat and gas; with or without board;
central location. Address w. O., Republican Office,
National Republican., 1883-10-10

TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT. OR
L Trade City or Country Property, come and tho
great bargains at the Ren Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II. MAIN u BRoTHER 81. Charles
northwest, mhlgtf
National Republican., 1883-10-10

WEN YEARS AMONG THE SENATOR'S.
LECTURE BY HON. JOHN r.. FRENCH
- lltX-Sorgeant-at-Arms Senate U, S),
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
~ Corner Of q aud Tenth streets,
FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 12, at 5 O'CLOCK
The Rev. DIR. RANKIN will preside
deserved seats. without extra charge at Brad.
Adams s. 6li street. " ~
CoRREsroNDEScE:
HON. JoHN r. FRENCH:
DEAR SIR Learning that you nre about starting ON
q tour TO deliver your lecture, Ten Years Among
the Senator's permit us TO suggest that before lcnv
lns u your engagements allow, you afford your
friends In Washington IN opportunity TO hear IT, az
such time and place may best suit. ~ "
Your townsnen.
JNo. A. j. CRESwELL, u. X. CARTIER
ii. n. WILLARD A. r. SpoFFoRD
THos. j. FISHER, JoIN IL RICE.
ALLAN RuTHERFoRD, J. III. Ella,
j. w. DOUGLASS j. ~ RASKIN
W, III, POlNDENTER, ALoSzo BELL,
monEmT hENbuRN, NJ d., GEO. NJ LOCKWOOD,
W. IHoApboH, X. L. B CLARKE,
JOS NJ MCCAhMoN, z. IS PURVIs, NJ. D.,
a. w. NlnDLE, n. W. BURCHELL,
ENoCH ToTrEN, SAMUEL NoRMEST
NJ. u. EMERY, GREEN B. RAUM,
ioSEPH NIMMO JRi ROBERT CHRIsTY,
d. H. oIINEMErzi JOHN JAY KNOX.
National Republican., 1883-10-10

HoUSE III @ ST s. e., ROOMS, BATH, &C.
4 clean and in good order. Price, S35. Key near
National Republican., 1883-10-10

FURNISHED HOUSE, CONTAINING TEN
II largo rooms and two bath rooms, to good tenant
at reasonable rates Inquire at l7l2 l. street north
west jyT
National Republican., 1883-10-10

AT BARGAIN, IL TAKEN WITHIN 10
n, days, story aud cellar brick dwelling, on the
n. W. corner of 9lst and q ss.; lot 50xl0 feet For
price aud permit to inspect apply to WILLIAM p
YOUNG, ti2O N. Y, nv. ~
National Republican., 1883-10-10

4 OLDr7 VERMONT AV.-THE HOUSE HAV-
lOL ! ing changed hands. has been furnished
newly and handsomely. Fine apartments for
rent on LIST, I'd, and Sd floors is
National Republican., 1883-10-10

OTO 1 ST. N. W.-HANDSONE SUITE OF
OlO parlors, with private bath; new house, bny
window: modern and first class In every particular
suitable for member Of congress. or others; refer
ences exchanged. 10
National Republican., 1883-10-10

A LADY DESIRES ROOM AND BOARD; PR.
N vine family preferred; location between 10th
and 18TH nnd and NJ SIS. Address stating terms, E.
O., RepubllGan Office. II