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keel piece of timber, sixty-six feet
long, live feet wide, and two and one
half feet deep. The keel comes out
of the machine ready for laying on
the blocks, and perfectly smooth and
trne ON all sides. A beveling saw is
another cupacious machine, which
turns ont timber sawed at any desired
angle from the horizontal, and by it
curved timber and ship knees can be
worked true to the line.
The steam engine which runs these
machines runs also bolt cutting ma
chine which will nip oil round iron of
any diameter up to two inches; also Il
large and circular saw, II machine
for making tree nails, and in the flu
ishing shop, band and circulnr saw,
planer, moulding machine, and Il
plug and wedge machine. The waste
steam is used in bending timber.
A plant for the construction OF
iron Ships is now under way, and it is
expected that the first iron vessel will
be begun in May.
, 1883-03-08

Tho favorite prima donna Of the
DIV is Adeina Maria CIorinda Patti,
who was born in Madrid, Spain, in
tbe wear 1913. Signor Patti her faith
or, was a tenor singer Of no very re-
markable ability; her mother. Madam
Barili Patti, attained celebrity as II
prima donna. When their child was
about year old, her parents removed
TO New York, which the great singer
speaks of as her home. In an article
printed in the Century magazine,
Richard Grant White tells of having
called upon her mother, when Patti
was a little girl, "A slender, swarthy,
bright.eyed little girl, in short skirts,
who ran into the room and chlrped
ather mother and ran out of it, car
olng as she ran through the passage
way, and then ran in and out again in
the same fashion" As matter OF
course PATHS life from the beginning
was musical, and while still young
she became u student of her art. Her
mothers influence strongly assisted
her progress, in which she received
technical instruction from the emf
nent Mauris Strakosh; who had mar
mied her elder sister. When about
sixteen she made ler first appearance
as Lucia in Donizetti's Lucia di
Ilammcrmoor," and acquitted herself
IN a manner which was more than
satisfactory, her extreme youth being
considered, and promising of future
eminence She sang in America dur
ing the season of 1890. In 1861
sh1 made her first appearance in
London, and Paris the next year.
Her course has been triumphant
one. She is now in the United States
renewing past successes, the admira-
ton Of cultured audiences in the prin.
cipal cities in the Union. Her first
marriage was to the Marquis dc Caux
French nobleman, with whom she
was unhappy, and the pairwere legal
ly separated. She is now the wife of
Nicolini, tenor singer well known to
the frequenters ofoperatic represent
ations. Patti is considered to be the
best prima donna of the time. Her
voice is pure and perfectly we'll man
aged and her taste unexceptionable,
but she is not great actress, because
wanting in emotional force, nor does
her voice possess desirable power or
richness.
, 1883-03-08
Wooden Ship Building in Maine.

In an extended review Of wooden
ship building in Bath, Maine, the Bos-
ton Advertiser shows that Bath is not
only the greatest wooden ship build
ing place in the United States, but
the greatest in the world. The val
ue OF the shipping built there within
century past is estimated to be up
ward of S50,0O0,000. The largest an
nral production was in 1854, when
O4,32l tons were built, or 81 vessels.
of this number 50 were ships. In the
len years ending 1840 the building
amounted to 69,559 tons. The next
decade showed a gain of about 70
per cent, the total being 1lS, 1872 tons.
between 1850 and 1860 the product
nearly trebled, and reached 324, ,SSS
tons; The war period brought the
yieiu OF the next term down to 163,
o''' but between 1870 and 1880 there
was a gain of 37l per cent, giving II
IoIai Tor that period Of 225,04 tons.
Durin1g the past year the tonnage of
vessels launched at Bath was $4,000,
win vessels OF 1880 remaining on
Tue stocks. The cost of completed
wooden ship, or other new vessel, is
reSRoned cI; at from $50 to $55 ton.
Inc vessels launched last ysar at all
tne Maine shipyards gave q total
tonhage of 62,567 tons, with 23,0l6
IONS ON the stocks. The official re-
port OF the wooden ship bnildiug of
;ne whole country for the year end
,bs June 30, 1881, places Maine at
.he Mead, with 4l,374 tons. Next in
rHnk 'Tl Is Michigan, with 1852 tons
men come Massachusetts, with 4,723
IONS; Wisconsin, 3,320 tons; Pennsyl-
..aGla, .,na, 3,27S; and California, with
3,l97 tons.
In one Of tho Bath ship yards Is a
pMGer, said to be the largest in the
world 1t is capable Of working %
, 1883-03-08
COlIICALITIES.

"That boy will make very popular
preacher" said father pointing to his
eight year old son, who was kissing his
little female companion. What makes
you think soy" asked the mother why,
can't you see for yourself?' was the reply;
80 young and yet 80 fond OF the girls
"When:" asked the superintendent.
fixing his eyes on the teacher OF the young
ladies' bible class, when does n man
most kesnly and fully and conscientious
IL recognize, understand and realize his
own insignificant nOthingpess:' And the
young man, who had led himself to the
alter but n short, short week before.
blushel painfully and said with falter-
ing voice, when. he's being murried,'
, 1883-03-08
All About isniIways.

CHICAGO, March 3. John mir, Supt.
of Traffic of the N. p. western division,
who wi soon assume the position of
Supt of all the n. p. and o. II. 4 n.
Coslines, was in this plnce yeSterda, (,
and from him reporter of the Tribune
learned full particulars Of the agreement
recently entered into between the 0. r.
" n. Co. and the U. p. for interchange
of through freight to Portland, Or, VIA
the u, + Oregon Short Lime, and other
matters OF interest regarding
doinps of the n. 2. and o. Il. u
n, Co.'S. Mr.. Muir said tine agreement
of the o. II. & n. 20. is to extend its Ba-
ker City line to Snake river, where ju Lc-
tion with tue Oregon Short line is made.
The distance from Portland to ,he point
Of junction is Ill miles; from Omaha to
Snake river junction point about l,IO0
miles. The distance from Chicago to
Portland via the U. P'S Oregon short line
will be 2,6ll miles. The distance from
Chicago TO Portland via the n. Z. is q
95a) miles. All business going to Oregon
Win the U P. is to go via the Oregon
short line and Snake river, and tie U.
p is to take no business for Portland
win San Francisco. 1t has also been
agreed that the interchange OF business
for Ogden, Salt Lake and all Colorado
noints, will be precisely the same as from
Missouri river points. The new tariff
will 90 into effect March 18th.
L l.. i,..t
, 1883-03-08
Administrative Notice.

Whereas, Mrs EINoGE NELSON og San Juan
Island, san Juan CrUu.t, Washington 'Errritury
hU> brrn appointed by the PROBATE Cuurt Of Su'
Juan County, ON tho @id day Of January, A. N
1853, Administrative for the Estate ut Peter Me-.
son deceased, OF the same place first above men
toned, notiCe IL hereby gwen that all claims
against said estate have to be presented together
with necessary vouchers, within one ycuraftsr the
first publication Of tins notice 10 the said admit
istratrlN or remain forever thereafter drbanrG.
Alls. ELNORE NELSON.
Administrators.
san Juan Island San Juan County, Wash Ter.
this 21;h day Of january, A.D. lN-i. 5l'iw
, 1883-03-08
or mail transportation.


WASHINGTON, March Gouverneur
Morris, Collector of Customs at Sitka,
is in this city Morris has been notified
that his place is wanted, and he has
been given two months in which to close
his accounts and step ont Senator
Miller has recommended the appointment
Of ex-Colectur Shannon, Of San Fran
cisco, in Morris place.
, 1883-03-08
ships

LONDON, March 3.-The North German
Lloyds have made d contract with John
Elder & Co. for the construction of two
ships of the size and speed of the Fulda,
the Anchor company organizing mail
line between Liverpool and New York.
, 1883-03-08
I TELEGR AP HIC.
Congressional.
LIDI'&E.

hOA ~.
In tho contested election case OF Bu-
chunan VS., Manning, of Mississippi
resolution was adopted confirming the
right Of Manning to seat in the house,
Bingham moved to suspend the rules
and pass bill to adjust the salaries of
postmasters. He explained that the OBJ
iect of the bill was to adjust the salaries
of 1900 postmasters. This has been rem.
derod necessary by the action Of CON
gress in reducing the rates OF postage to
take effect the first of October next.
This measure meets the approval Of the
department, and was considered by the
postotlice committee as the best and
fairest proposition that could be drawn
The bill retained the present classifca-
tious Of postmasters as to the first class,
and carries additional compensation to
the postmasters at ST. Louis, Chicago,
and Philadelphia, who were increased
from S4. 900 to $4,000, and at Baltimore,
NIAINlllHt!li, puil INLstlSCp anu W HSulub-
ton from $1,000 to 5000. The compensa-
ton to second and thirl-class postmas-
ters have been changed so that they will
receive about the same under the two
cent law. Mcmillan and Coleman op-
posed the bill but it passed.
The conference report on the District
Of Columbia appropriation bill was
agreed to.
Casswell submitted conference re-
port on the postoifice appropriation bill,
which states that continued disagree
ments on the item providing for special
mail facilities, and limiting compensation
to be paid to subsidized railroads exist.
Robinson of Massachusetts moved
that the House recede from its disagree
ment to the two amendments and agree
to the same. He agreed to effect this to
vote to pass the bill retaining the appro-
prlatop of $lS5,0O0 for special mail facil.
tiles aud without the clause limiting COM
pensation to be paid subsidized railroads
for mail transportation.
, 1883-03-08
Franklin Hotel,

lSfAnLr OPPOSITE NEw wIiAEF.j
Wa er Street. Por Townsend. W. I.
New Furmrting-Everything New.
This house has just been reitted and
renovated throughout, and We IRE
now prepared to furnish
First-class BoaId and Lodging.
Thc, Bar is supplied with the best ID
wines. liquors and cigarz
DAVID SPOOR. Pruytia.or..
, 1883-03-08
Notice to Creditors .

In the Probate court of Clalam coun-
", W. L. In the matter Of tue Estate of
Hiram A. Rollins deceased.
Notice Ii hereby g,yen by the under
signed EXecutrX OF the last will and
testament Ul Hiram A. i:ol.ins late of
Clulam county deceased, to the creditors
of aud All persons having claims against
tne said deceased, to present them, with
the necessary vouchers, wltaiu one yeHg
after the first publication uf tins notice.
To the said EXecutriX at her residence
at New Dungeness in said county,o or tie
same will he forever barred.
ANN ROLLINS, ExecutriX.
New Dnugeness. W. t., Feb 2S, 1888.
, 1883-03-08

THAT HACKING COUGH can he quickly cured
Shilows euro. We guarantee 1t. sold by
batimer &Co,
, 1883-03-08

SlIlLOIrs CATARRli iRENEDY-upo-itvec cure
lor tamirh, Diphth"ria and CduNsr Mouth. sud
by LutlmCr * 70.
, 1883-03-08

News for Sportsmcn; Breech load-
ing Shot Guns and Rifles from the East
now at Waterman IL katI.
, 1883-03-08

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable ny that
t.rrruDl. cough. Sniuhs Cure 10 tie runody Tor
you. sold by LatlIner & Co.
, 1883-03-08
"a q a. II ID.

Hypm ol. .Iir J. weeping b -
HnllAIfN. u, i d., b"f"r. ynu die. som. h "
UMAN nighty and tuElin.o leave !r4ind
MNllN 10 conquer tlILe, sGG W,Us iu
MhIILJ i y"nr r,'n town. 50 OuiM f'"". No
aVh@S n ris.. Eyerytlrirg nov. ISpit cot
required. Wa 'ih fnnih tuU ,l"ty,lfIr. NtrY
are making 10: ar-s b.die, make \. mnoh .
men, and boy' al girls nrlc great par. lsa
II you want bla e.s 90 whl,h you can rsk " -,
,TGy all the tim. wrie'or particulars " u. IA
KT: 3 Co., Post .rd"hEiIe., E.iy,
, 1883-03-08
NJ (: n v CU5 DE BlL-iTY.
A Sure Cure Guaranteed.
/. L. &. wENI,S NERVE AND BRAN

nR. T.. &. WESt'l NERVE AND BRAIN
~ Treatment, specific for ystrriu, DE.AIln'ss,
Commissions, Nervous Headache Mental Drprc--
sion Loss of Memory, Sprnnalni h,ea, lHpoiency,
involuntary Emjssion>, premature old Az, caused
by over cXertiOn, ScIf-abu,c or rver-ludUiyeu,e.
which lratis to misery decay and death. Our loN
will cnrc recent cases Each box contains one
months treatment. one dollar II box. nr six buNrs
for five dollars: sent by mail pcpuid Oh receipt ut
price We guarantee six bOS"s 10 CUr' my case.
With each order received 10y H. fnr siN huy"s ne
cumpunied with five duiiarS, We VIII send the pT =
chaser our written .Ilarautr" - '''tUn ~" moury
the treatment does not cieCt Il c,n. Gu.rantcrs
s,lled only 10y
WOODWARD, CLARK Il co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Portland, Dragon
Orders by mail 1t regular prices. ;si-lm.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

TTNFURNISlIED DOUBLE PARLOR, DINING
~ room, and kitchen; modern improvements;
suitable for light housekeeping. 9ls II Sc N. w.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

that hour tho passes were abandoned. Tho
short elderly Englishman said "goood gra-
cious" Tho young Englishman had not
opened his mouth while in tho Building.
They all started for the white house.
A reporter of The REPUBLICAN attempted
to find out something about the privileges &C.
corded to visitors lIe learned that II was
the custom many years ago to allow visitors
to 10 about quite freely, always escorted of
course by o sufficient guard. They were
taken into the vaults and allowed TO look at
and feel Of the money. There is u tradition
that some visitor, loving money better than
his country, concealed o package of bills,
amounting TO many thousands Of dollars,
somewhere in his clothes and managed
to get away. with It, At any
ratio visitors have for several years
been excluded from all vaults where money
was kept, except tho redemption room and
the vault whore bank securities were kept.
Until year ago passes were given at his dis
cretion by tho treasurer to persons to visit
these vaults, but in September, 1859, Secre.
tary Folger revived u get of rules made ten
years before, but fallen into disuse, one OF
which Is that no person not employed by the
government shall be permitted to visit any
vault in which money is kept. This was un-
| dorstood by the treasurer to shut out all
visitors, but soon people began TO como with
passes from Secretary Folger. and in little
| while the passes were filed out on printed
forms and now it is regular thing. There
is this difference, however, from the former
| custom. The treasurer cannot now exercise
any discretion as to whom he permits to enter
tho vaults, but must depend upon the secre
| tary who has not time to personally examine
each applicant as to his fitness to receive the
| favor. But there is very trifling danger in
| letting any one in, as the bonds arc all regis
| tered and could not be used If stolen.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
A Crank ln X Street Park.

tall, gaunt man, with gray whiskors, was
walking through the X street park yesterday,
and when near the fountain he stopped, He
then mounted the sides of the fountain ana
raising his voice TO high pitch, said to the
passers by: Ladies' and gentlemen l am
Monseigncur Capol, and am here for the pur.
pose of saving souls. The popo has delegated
me to put down Professionalism in Washing
ton, and ! am going TO commence here"
Before we had gono very far, however, Officer
Appleton appeared and put down tho eminent
impostor. At the station he gave name,
and when watch WAS taken from him, said
that he valued that moro than he did his life,
as Moses wore it on Mount Ararat. He was
locked up.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
WY TANrED-DE DERMAToLoGY,
w A LIFE SPECIALITY.
by DIR. j. VAN DYOK

No % Grant Place
1f you have Plmples, Blackheads Liverspots
Freckles, Moth, Tan, Sunburn Redness, and Oiness
Of the Nose, Deep Pores, or any Complexion Bemsh
Dr. VAN DHCk can remove them and Beautify tho
GompleXlon without any cosmetic, paint or enamel.
II your Hair Is thin, harsh, dry, faded promaurey
gray. II you have excessive Dandruh, scaly scalp
Teter, Crown Frontal; part or Temple Badness. II
you have bcant, Irregular Eyebrows or LRshes DIR
VAN DN On, by scientific course Of treatment can
producea Vigorous Luxuriant Growth ofHAlr, Pretty
Brows ana Lashe5 II YOU wish fresh. pure clear
brilliant, and Beautiful Complexion, Thick Heavy
Luxuria Mt Hair, Regular, Long, and Lovely Eye
brows ana InShos, Soft White Smooth and Pretty
Hands, consult DR. VAN DSCK at once The Doctor
has practlced hlS specially for nearly twenty years.
and is thoroughly skilled In his profession.
NOTE-DH, VAN DYCK has removed his Office
and residence to No p Grant Place between 9th and
10th, and II, where he can be consulted daily, eX-
cept Friday and saturday; hours, n. m TO Up. m.
The Doctor Is permanently located in Washington,
aud has leased above resldenoo for TWO years
National Republican., 1883-10-01
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. u. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Hystera, Dizziness
ConvulslOns, Nervous Headache. MentaDepresslon
Loss OF Memory spermaJorrhma, Impotenoy, IN.
voluntary Emissions Premature Old Age, CAUSED by
nNer-eNerton, Helfabuse, or OVer-indulgunce which
leads 70 misery, decay, and death One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat
ment one dollar box or six boxes for Hyo lollaTA
sent by mall prepaid, on receipt of price We guar
nntee SIX boxes TO cure any case With each order
received by uh for ak boxes accompanied with five
dollars we Will send the purchaser our written guar
anee To return the money II the treatment does not
effect cure Guarantees issued cy STOTiT d JRCM
WELL, $50 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, u. o.
wholesale and retail agents. Orders by mall Will ro,
cclve prompt attention. iy7.iy
National Republican., 1883-10-01

rVNWo FRONT ROOMS. ON THE 2D FLOOR
81. between and * n w. se20.3ta
National Republican., 1883-10-01
S0lanttN...1eIp.

IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A FIRST CLASS
il chambermaid and waitress: must have good city
eferences and stay rights. Apply to the JANlIOn:
National Republican., 1883-10-01
ReaI Gfstntr larnkrrs.

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
contains aCOmpleleScheduie OF our houses,
stores, shops, aud farms offered for ront, together
with descriptions, prices, &c and how they may be
soen Property for sale IN all parts OF theclty Money
10 loan on real estate. Cali
- ~ b. H. MARNER. OlG u strnot.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
MtSitaI.

80 VoUR TREATMENT FOR INIPoTENCY
hoo, and ana nervous decay, am conynoed ls the
letter from John s. Allen N, D. to Erie Medical Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, On request the company will mail
free (ors sealed for stamp explanatory pamphlet &c
National Republican., 1883-10-01
Y ust an0 sfuunO.

L osT-oN SUNDAY, A PoCKETBOOK, CON-
II tanning si7lb a liberal reward will be paid for
me return Of the same " a, u, T., u ST. M w. IStf
National Republican., 1883-10-01

g SEVEN ROOM (FRoNT REDRooM WITH
- alcove artislicaily ornanentcd. story, front
and Side entrance new first class pressed brick front
(OhO stone trimmings) house, No. lO5 llth 81. n, WI
width of lo 2l.s ieei depth. ~ feet to wide alley
hot ana cold water lntrObes, range, gas bath ROOM
with stationary marble wpshstand near four lines OF
CnrS: prlce, II sold 9non. SL.2OO. seoYhIk
National Republican., 1883-10-01

+ OF. i2NlOO on + ST., | SQUARE EAST OF NEW
IL Pension Building Apply at 4lO NJ st. n. W.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

A CHEAP WAGON HORSE. APPLY AT i5ha
"A Pierce Place In the morning Price s75. se!S.St~
GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO AT A BARGAIN,
goOgl
National Republican., 1883-10-01

NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY AND
IN Bureau of General Information, g3l L street
l,uums 4, o, and 10. Established 1875
N classes of civil and criminal detective cases
worked up promptly throughout America, Canada
and Europe. Correspondents everywhere. Com,
municaons and business strictly confidential. High
est reference for canaclyH integrity.
JAMES Il. CUNNINGHAM,
Mnnnuar
National Republican., 1883-10-01

VNTRITING TABLE OR DESK, SUITABLE FOR
w office use. Address G. b, H.. Republican Office.
eaoa-q -qtk
National Republican., 1883-10-01

A n ELEGANT HOUSE IN THE MOST FASH
IA ipnnOr part OF Conn, ay; 10 rooms, buth
ruOm and l0rg" cellar with coal vault IN 'front.' The
house mas boeu rcgrntly built, not having been or-
also u 2-horse stable In lho reHr, with carriage ele,
VhtUr Will he sold Tor $1,000 This OtlCr Will he held
open 10 purchasers til about the gUth ofOGtOher when
twill be positively withdrawn Address 1907 l2th 81.
y. W, sp2s3tE
National Republican., 1883-10-01

SHELDoNs DANCING ACADEMY-NoW Is
- the bast tno TO join You will receive strict ut
tention, aud thorough instruction in all the rudi.
ments of dancngand be perfected In the latest styles
Sni.Iy
National Republican., 1883-10-01
MlantrN---N -NlistrIIanenns.

GECoND HAND WINDOW FRAMES. SASH,
- md blinds; must be good ones and cheap. Ad-
dress BUILDER, l5i2 North Capitol ST. ocl.Stt
INSTRUCTOR BY TWO YOUTHS IN ENGLISH
Il branches, mathematics, &C.; hours $3.50 20 D. M
Address j, u T., li22 N st, se6g.Sts
National Republican., 1883-10-01

A FAMILY AND DRIVING HORSE; MUST
IA be sound, good looking, perfectly safe, and good
roadster. Call or address MCLAUGliLIN'S Livery
Stable, No. ~ ID ST, NJ E. se29-Sth
National Republican., 1883-10-01
Wlanteb--Suu

A NY ONE HAVING A Q TO A o ROOM HOUSE
IA. for rent to one who will pay in advance will
please send number OF same to JOHN Republican
Office. State price oci.tf
National Republican., 1883-10-01
GNantro---Toums.

HIVE OR SIX ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
~ keeping have two small children; state location
and price. Address H. X. T., Republican ONCE.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

DITAtAN'S SYSTEM OF SHORTHAND THOR
month; two lessons week. Address TEACHER,
Republican Office. so 5.Dt|
National Republican., 1883-10-01

WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED
w at l2l7 l. 81. Wednesday, between and o'clock,
'all again se2s-3tI
National Republican., 1883-10-01

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLATS IN THE
Il Il everett" No. 1870 IL st. N. w. each fiat COM
prsIng large parlor, chambers, bath room, and
ample closet roomi handsomely furnished, with all |
modern improvements and in every respect desira-
Bile. Apply to THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., 1924 Il |
ST. N, w, se2B-m |
National Republican., 1883-10-01

r LoYD'S WASHINGTON 25c. ENPREsS-BAG-
IL gage checked at residence. Main Offices 4sl Pa.
av and 1908 ST. NJ W.; branch offices at Wanstall d
stable, sl5 18th st.; tall Love, Home Market.
1870 18th st., and +. W. Kosss Drug Store, 7th and
BOnndary ST. N. w. Ielephone conneelon. se2SGts
National Republican., 1883-10-01

A LADY DESIRES TO GIVE LESSONS IN
N shorthand in exchange for having some one read
% her. Address f., Republican Office sc2s.3tt
National Republican., 1883-10-01
Ansinrsa Ghnnfrs.

" IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i on Tune Deposits, United states Bonds bought
aud sold nc market rates Collections lnaue cytry-
where, by j, II. sQulER & CO., BanGeri lihi Peun.
BylvaniRhYenue. all!j-tf
National Republican., 1883-10-01
nersonaI.

IpIANo INSrRUCrIONS-MRs. II. o. SHAUT
Will receive limited number of scholars, either
or beginners; highest references given;
erms made known by applying ut residence No. 30
! ST. N, w. seoStf
National Republican., 1883-10-01

NJ URSES' KINDERGARTEN TRAINING
IN School for Mothers and Nurses reopens Wednps.
day, oct. TO- at o'clock In St. Georges hall $40 EleY
Cnth street Lectures every Wednesday by Mrs
LOUISE POLLOCK upOn infant training. se5.Gw
National Republican., 1883-10-01
900 l. STREET. NoRTHwEsT-IPs. F.
l. OOA Whine. Furnished rooms, with board

EoR RENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II rooms, bath adjOnng private family; also
room FOR single lady or gentleman with board; terms
moderate TO desirable persons. 1905 Ninth street
northwest iy30
WI BOARD, TWO NICELY FURNISHED
w rooms on second floor, single on suitn house
with all modern improvements. summer prices;
references. l0li Twelfth street northwest, jy27
National Republican., 1883-10-01

DICYCLlS AND TRICYCLES REPAIRED IN
- the most skilml manner, and all work guar
anteed New aud secondhand bicycles and trcycps
for sale. VIM. q. SCRIBNER, llOS Il street north
west, lFpntOn HALL auJ
National Republican., 1883-10-01

old NEWSPAPERS. SUITABLE FOR
" putting under carpets. can he had ut the Repub.
lean Once In bundles of 10 or 10 pounds, ut the low
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