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LOCAL AND OTHER NOTES

Miss Annie Jscoboski. of Summit, d
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Cohen
The Democratic members of tho Sen
ate and House were in caucus last night, on
various matters Of party and public inter.
sst.
Jackson and Yasoo City are nov In
railroad connection. The construction
rain made the through trip TO Yasoo City
yesterday, and passengers can 20 through
IN regular schedule in few days
Hon. r. E. Houston, Of Monroe, took
TuE CLARION establishment yesterday,
md appeared col be well pleased with its
ABILITIES for all kinds Of printing and book.
making.
We had tho pleasure OF call yesterday
rom Mr.. Chas. p. Dement, editor and
BUSINESS manager OF the Patron OF Hus.
landry, Meridian, who made q thorough
Inspection Of TuE CLAaIos establishment
There will be religious services al the
Presbyterian church this morning, from II
II O'Clock, In reference 10 the spiritual
md educational interests Of the youth OF
he country, moro especially those in
,chools and colleges. DR.. Hunter de-
vered an able discourse on the subject las,
sunday, and the service to-day Ia pursuant
= m annual custom Of the church In that
behalf.
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Remarks of Hon. @, W. Gaylss on the
Levee Bill

The Levee Bill being considered in the
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Gayles said:
MR. CHAIRMAN: l desire to offer an
amendment to the amendment as follows:
by striking out the tax upon cotton wher.
ever the same occurs in the bill, and hope
my amendment will be adopted by tho
COMMITTEES, because believe it TO be
wrong TO levy tax upon the cotton and
cotton seed, for regard IL az being q tax
imposed upon the poor iaborers of the dis
trict; and when Senators say the people
want it, | say to them they are mistaken.
Mr.. Chairman, | am in favor of levees in
every sense of the word, but am not in
favor Of taxing the poor laboring class OF
our fellow-citizens who don't own one foot
Of land, to protect the lands Of others from
overflow and to make its rent high for them
10 pay. favor the bill as II came from
the Joint Standing Commute on Levees--a
committee composed Of able gentlemen
! Let rs have an advalorem tax. Then will
support the bill. And when Senators say
that the railroad men declare that II the
tax Is not levied upon lint cotton and seed
they will mott negotiate our bonds, ! must
say, right here, Mr.. Chairman, that am a
/ friend to railroads, but If they ask this,
they are asking more than am willing ia
give them, because think they ought To
be willing to help us to keep up our levees
as self-protsction il nothing else. I con-
fess that a cotton tax is easily collected
but Is it right to tax the poor men one OF
two bales of cotton and few cotton seeds 10
keep up levees, when they don't own one
inch of Iandi He pays his rent from 500
70 e1OO0-snd think that is enough foI
them TO be compelled TO pay.
Mr.. Chairman: think. sir, the Legisla-
ture should try to encourage agriculture
Let the land and personal property be tar.
ed TO keep up the Ievees just g. II keeps
and runs the State Government. We must
have Ievees, but hope the amendment vii
not pass. Let the bill pass as II came from
the Committee on Levees.
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When leave of absence vas granted 10
Ion. ID. ID. Cowan, Of Harrison county, by
he House on Saturday nigh, |. was with a
,roviso that he brought back pine burr
or on oyster shell TO prove that he had beer
here. The gentleman returned Wednesday
morning and brought the rcqired proof in
the shape of three Immense oyster shells IN
4 cluster, which he presented 70 Speaker
.nge, who smacked his lips at the sight Of
hem, and said he was more in favor now
han ever, of the building OF tho Ship Ia
and Railroad.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURES.
sENATE-FoRTY-F1Rsr DAY.
TUESDAY, Feb. &c, 1884.
SIGHT SESSION.


SIaHr SESSION.
The Senate convened with . quorum
present and resumed consideration of tn
pending bill, for the relief of W. T. Mont
gomery. late treasurer of Warren county
The bill passed by a vote of Is to 10:
YEAS = Messrs. BRENNAN, Dickson
Gayles, Guyton, Hamilton Of Holmes
Hyer, Jeffords, Keith, Liddell. Luse, Mar
shall, Martin. Packwood, Terry, Walker an.
Whitney.
NA1s-Messrs. Boone, Boyd, Burkit
billiard, Eaton. Gage, Harvey, Henderson
Kyle, Powell, Roane of Webster, Simonto
and Wilson.
On motion of Mr.. Dickson the Senat
took up Senate bill No. 222-Prohibitin
the sale or giving away of intoxicatin.
liquors in the county of Simpson and 70
other purposes. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Guyton, Senate bill lS
was taken up, to change time Of holdin
court in 9Th judicial district. The Hous
amendment was concurred in.
On motion of Mr.. Burkitt the Senat
called up
os.la,o DILL No. 19-To prohibit officer
from travelling on railroads without pay
ing usual fare-to consider the Hous
amendment to the bill which so changes j
as to read IAN act for the relief of railroa
companies in this State"
Mr.. Hyer moved to disagree to tn
amendment, which motion prevailed BY
vote of 16 TO Ia:
YEAs-Messrs Brennan, Dickson, Eatoi
Gage, Gayles, Harvey, Henderson, Hye
Jeffords, Luse, Marshall, Martin, Pacl
wood, Reynolds, Simonton, Smith, With
ney.
NAYs-Messrs. Boone, Boyd, Burkitt, Di'
lard, Guyton, Hamilton of Holmes, Keitl
Kyle, iddell, Powell, Roane of Calhoun
Terry, Walker, Wilson.
~. o......., "..s pared with Mr.. Roam
of Webster, temporarily absent. II yotin
Mr.. Jeffords would vote yea and Mr.. Roam
nay,
On motion of Mr. Marshall the Senai
asked for committee of conference on Il
disagreement between the two houses o
said amendment.
Messrs. Marshall, Simonton and Wake
we're appointed on the part of the Senat
At 1920 p. M, the Senate adjourned til
10 a. m. tomorrow.
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SCHOOLS, TEACHERS,

Those needing the services Of 8 6rst-clas
professional Teacher TeaeAers wanting .
lucrative, permanent positions and those
wishing 0 buy, rent sell school property,
appliances or furniture. Address At ONCE,
II. MAYB3s. Secretary,
Central Educational Bureau, Jackson.
Dec ~, 's9-3n.
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Legislative Notes,

Mrs. +. A. Montgomery wife Of Hon. r.
A. Montgomery of Bolivar county, is on a
asIt ~ jackson and stopping at the Law.
ence House.
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EyESINo sraaroN.
House met pursuant to adjournment,

House met pursuant to adjournment.
BILLS ACTED uros.
To amend section 1856, Code, In relation
TO ejectment. Judiciary.
To amend the charter OF the Gulf and
Ship Island Railroad Company. Passed
To prohibit the sale of liquors in Marion
county. Passed.
For the relief OF Cornelius Campbell.
Indefinitely postponed.
To extend the time for the completion OF
the Memphis, Selma and Brunswick Rail
road, Passed.
To amend section s26, Code, in relation
10 how damages obtained. Passed.
To incorporate the town of Eureks
Springs in Pamela county. Passed.
To amend section 2004 Code in relation
to county administrators. Passed
To require the trustees OF certain insti
tutions TO whom money Is appropriated t.
make report to the Legislature how sucl
appropriation is expended. Passed.
To enlarge the powers Of tho corporate
authorities of the city Of Aberdeen. Passed
To incorporate the Port Gibson and Ala
bama Railroad Company. Railroads.
In relation ITO the statute Of limitation
on suits against publicioficers. Judiciary,
To amend section 40 Code in relation to
the ownership Of property as shown By the
assessment thereof Judiciary.
To provide stenographers for the Senate
and House of Representatives. Contingent
Expenses.
To incorporate the British and Mississip-
pi Valley Freehold Land and Mortgage
Company, limited. Judiciary.
To amend the charter Of the city OF Bay
st. Louis. Passed.
For the relief of W. W. Steele. Indefin.
itely postponed.
For the relief of r. @. Harril and d. j.
Williams. Tabled subject to cali.
For the relief OF II. s. Dancy and Mrs.
NJ. Todd. Passed
For the relief of Mrs. James Folney.
Passed.
Mr.. Eorrell, Resolved, That when the
House adjourns after the morning session
of the 9th inst itadiourn TO meet at $3.50
next day. Lies over.
Mr.. Milier-To prevent trespasses TO
certain personal property. Judiciary.
At 6:10 the House adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The ladies are respectfully invited to call
aud see our elegant line Of smoking jackets
aud dressing gowns, at
CAPITAL CLOTHING EMPoEIuM.
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THU TRIAL OF YOUNG JAMES NUT.

A Full. ACCOUNT FROM THE KILLING
"A Of Captain Sutt % tho tragic death Of Dukes
and trial Of James Mutt. Al the 6nal scenes in
the great UniontouD Tragedy. Price, by mail. post,
paid, only Csc. Write for terms Agents wanted
w II. CHAMDLIss, Publisher,
79f South 9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa
feb, q, fs4-3w
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LOST

nS the night Of the 18th, ope gold bzr4st-pap
~ set with large oval ruby. Any one hud-
ing same and returning 10 this Office Will Be duly
thanked or reasonably compensated.
Feb. 1D-3te
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seutter's group for 1884 is out on eIhi.
Iition. 1t is master piece Of art and
plendidly illustrated picture of the Legis
allure.
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HoUsE-FoRrY.rouRrH DAY.
wEpssspAr, Februsr, 18th. 1854.

House met pursuant to adjournment
House resolved itself into the committe,
Of the whole for the purpose OF consider
ing snndry bills making appropriations fol
relief, and reported as follows;
For the relief Of W. L. Freelsnd of At.
tala county. Referred to Judiciary.
For the relief Of B. B. Cross Of Lenore
county. Passed.
For the relief Of W. l. Ellis. Passed.
For the relief Of +. p. Bennett of Jetfer.
SON county, Passed.
For the relief Of W. D. Waugh and ]. d.
Burke. Passed.
For the relief Of John ". Thompson.
Indefinitely postponed.
AIR. hoyle introduced q resolution that
no bill shall 30 introduced sitter Sat
urday, tho third day OF March.
Mr.. Miller offered to amend except bill,
reported by committee or by instructions"
Resolution as amended we're adopted.
Mr.. Rowan-whercas, II Ia known 10
many members Of this House, and by com.
mon fame 10 all, that ]. A. Smith, Stat,
Superintendent Of Education, IL addicted
to intemperance; and,
Whereas, In an official report 10 this
House he has stated that he had received
and disbursed funds placed in his hama
for the benefit Of the free public school,
of the State, without keeping an itemize6
account Of their disbursement, and that b,
had destroyed the vouchers ON which the
said funds were paid out; therefore,
Be it resolved, That a committee OF five
be appointed, whose duty II shall be to in.
quire and report to this House whethe
sufficient legal cause exists for the i'm.
neachment and removal Of the said ]. A.
Smith from Office.
be 1t further resolved, that said commit
tee be and is hereby authorized in the dis
charge of its duties to send for persons and
papers. Adopted.
All 1;25 p. IN. the House took rscsss
until $3.50 p. m.
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Having some spare tlrn4I wish 70 get such vogt
~ posting and balsnclne hooks, etc PsrsoDs vtsb-
ing anything done 70 ihls ~ are invited . eau.
feb. y 80
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A aIcH PROPOSITION.

We VII sud the JorEsAL OF Asxr1CLTuas
AND AxEKfcAE sIosx BHEEDEs, 3-psgs. -
I $50 and Tas %sEErr ct1ssos, jSsksss. kis..
- year, bsfb psp@ziR e-sN
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EGGS! EGGsl

-L'OR Matching. from pure bred Georgia Shaw
i Neck Games for sale BY
A. W. srEBBTHs,
Pickeus Station, Miss.
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NOTICEi

MR. BYRON II. EvERs. OF LONDON, WHO
wi has purchased and now claims a large QUAR-
uty Of lands in the Delta, under levee tax titles.
prior 10 the REDEMPTION thereof from tho tax Anla
In March OF this year, has authorized us to make
adjustments With parties holding adverse lntoreah.
subject 70 his approval that conflict Of title and
litigation may be avoided To this end we arc Au-
thoriEed 70 receive applications for the purchase Of
his title from persons DESTROYS OF adding TO their
plantations. IN ALL cAaEs where the taxes woFe
really paid by the land prior 10 tho sale Zoe
axes so M 10 render the sale Illegal we are anthor-
lEed n release Mr.. Evers title Tor nominal sum.
His Wish Is TO make his enterprise suoecNful and
70 begin by removing ell antagonisns, II possible.
We invite correspondence from all parties In In.
forest. NUGENr 4 McWILLIE,
oct24, 's5-im. JACKSON, Mis-
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice Al Jackson,
Miss, for the week ending February %,
1874.
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HoUsE-FoRTY-THIRD DAY.
NIGHT SESSION.

NIGHT SESSION.
TUESDAY, Feb. 26, 1884.
Horse met nu-suart 10 edjourr~ent.
The special order was taken up, being an
acl 1ot .ne Ue..or pIoseStion "a ooli'-"'
between landlord and tenant, employer ano
employee. Passed.
At 1920 the House adjourned.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.

"WEDNESDAY, February q, 1884.
The Senate met pursuant to adjourn
mont, Lt-Governor Stands in the Chair.
ALI members present except Meesrs
Mitchell, Owen and Sykes.
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SCHOOLS

In view Of the we'll known fact that 20 many Of
the so-calIed fine WHISTLES are bat vile comp. und
Of Essential Oils aud common roetihed spfnts pro-
ducng mixtures totally unit for consumption, We
deem II proper % call the attention Of consumers b
Tie meTiso OF i. w, Harper's Celebrated
absolutely pure, II made from hne selected grain
and fully matured BY age
sold only By HENRY MULLER 4 son, JACK
soE, Miss. iFsbi3,st-iy.
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The Mail OF Lottery Companies.

The house committee on postofiices and post
roads yesterday agreed to report favorably a
bill amending the section of the revised stat
utes authorizing the postmaster general to
stop the delivery of registered mail or money
orders to fraudulent lottery companies, by
striking out the word fraudulent" and thus
excluding all lottery companies in its provis-
ions. A bill was also directed to be reported
authorizing the payment of Office rent to post
masters of the third class. The committee
also directed Representative Bingham to re-
port bill fixing tho rate of postage on second
class matter, mailed by other than the regular
publishers, at cent per four ounces.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-16

Senator Harrison yesterday reported favor
ably from the committee on, military affairs
Senator Allison's bill to authorize the loca-
ton of branch home for volunteer disabled
soldiers in either tho states of Arkansas,
Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri,
or. Nebraska, with an amendment to provide
that in making the location the board of
managers of the home for disabled volunteer
soldiers may select any government property
suitable for such home, by and with the con-
sent of the>secretary Of war.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-16

Rear Admiral r. w. Shufeldt will be de-
tached as superintendent Of the naval observ-
atory and as president of the naval advisory
board on the twenty-Grst instant and placed
upon the retired list from that date.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-16

Secretary Folger, acting for the President,
has accepted the resigation of Mr.. John @.
New, assistant secretary of the treasury, to
take effect from yesterday.
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"T AN TED
w PREMATURE Badness.
PREMATURE BALDNESS.
PREMATURE BALDNES
PRENIAIIIRE RAI.nN ESS-


The process of loss Of hair may take take place
either rapidly In the course Of weeks or months
IN generally the case. the loss Is slow and gradual
through period of years. The hairs may commence
to come out ut any period after PROPERTY, although
badness does not ordinarily begin TO manifest itself
until the age of 25 or 30 years, The scalp through
out the process appears 10 be healthy At first only
replaced Immediately bya shorter and finer growth
ofhair. Later these, In turn, shed, and are sue
ceeded by still finer hairs and in the course of time
even these cease to appear, when complete badness
of certain portion Of the scalp is the result There
may be an appearance of ine down, which proves
that the hair focle still exists and can be made to
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment
The prevalence of premature badness among our
young men and women Of the present day Is really
Surprising. Badness is designated by the parts of the
scalp affected Thus we have Crown, Frontal Part,
and Temple badness. The last two are so much
dreaded by ladies. DIR. VAN DYCk positively cures
badness Remember baldnessis durable 80 long the
hair locles are not destroyed. DIR. VAN DNCk,
Dermatologlst, has perfected scientific capillary
treatment which enables him to cure badness, even
IN of years duration. He can produce,a vlgor-
hair olllces not destroyed. No Mould he bald
before 60 If your hair is getting thin, harsh, dry,
split. faded, prematurely gray; II you are getting
bald. have excessive dandruh scly scalp letter,
any hair or scalp disease, consult DIR. VAN DICk,
DermatOloglst, No % Grant Place, at once. Salts
faction assured. Hours, Il. IN. To D. IN. Sundays,
0to2 Ifunable 10 call describe your case, and send
three stamps for answer.
wv ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T..
w Beall, Bateman 4 Co Is Bank, 14l1 Il 81, NV,
Is Commissioner of Deeds for every State and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary Publc always in office from a. IN. to p M.
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vNo PURCHASE-AN INTEREST IN soMR
4 .gentleman's furnishing store or other business
that Is reliable; can Gommand nom w 600 TO $4,000
for week. BIS
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for 3tnt--alist sIIanruus.

FINE, LARGE STORE OR wARERooM,
"A suitable for most any whols or retail bnsi-
ness situated In the most central part of the city;
1lth ST., half square north of Pa av. N W. Address
A. b. O., Republican Oilice. 1918
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9rrsunaI.

DRAwING AND PAINTING-THE BEST
~ and cheapest place to learn drawing and paint
lug is at the Nationhl Academy of Fine Arts corner
18th At. and n. y av.t all commencing before March
NJ half price; chlldren's Saturday class 80 per
year, classes amer O'Clock for those in the Depart
fplD-NtN
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0lanttb y ouses.

DFSTAURANT AND DWELLING AT.
III tached. Address $. b., Republican Office until
Monday evening. 3lS
ITO BUY-FoR AN IMMEDIATE PuR-
l. chaser, house IN northwest for $500 also, one
brick or Frame for 81 000or less w. Il. WRIGHT,
st. Cloud Building. 3-lS
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Mlante6- -MisttIIanrnns.

ITO EXCHANGED FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR
II alght phaeton, or would buy one at q moderate
price Address NJ. E., Republican once. 6-1S
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EVERYBODY TO PATRoNIZE wITHERBEE'S
II Capital 25c. Express; prompt and reliable; bag
gageh speciality Onices-4S5 Pa. av,, l4th and q,
18th and Pa ay, and Sd and East Capitol SITS Tele.
phonp connections. 6-lalB-1m
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A SECONDHAND TREAD HORSEPOWER
N in first class condition. Address w. +. NASH,
LGenIer Market. DIS
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HalnnitN-Gmnlnnmrnt.

GITUATToN-BY A FIRST CLASS TAlLoREsS
- Address Box 2o7 Posonlce. LIS
A YOUNG MAN, WITH WILLING HEART
"A strong hands. and common school education
night. Address H. X. s., Republican olhce. LIS
DY A RESPECTABLE COLoRED GIRL.A
ID situation In u restaurant ns cook can give the
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GRAY q GARRISON,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
GLOBE OFFICE,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N. W.

Make a Specially Of Fine Printing.
Sole Agents for the District Of Columbia for T. G.
Farmer Il cos steel Plate EngrAVings for Adver-
tislng Purposes, Menu Cards. business Cards, Fold
erg, &c.
Also Agents for tho PANTAGRAPH CHEAP
| BINDER, ior business oniCe and Counting Room
Stationery, This II neat Binder, and trial Will
convince anyone of lis durability and Ghcapness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-16

A SHOP, WITH GOOD LIGHT CENTRALLY
n located. Address SHOP, Republican Office.
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s1lum,g to ,Fuan.

N ToNEY no LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHE
M lowest Tales. DANESHoWER g som 122e
II ST. n, w, nolS-u
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A Il A BARGAIN-THREE BUILDING LOTS
IA adjoining site of the proposed Congressional Lii
bTary Building; fronting Capitol. w. Il. WRIGHT,
st. Cloud Building. SIS
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IL large and smaller bedrooms Furnished, without
board, located near Lafayette or Franklin Parks.
Address, stating terms II, National Museum. 4-l8
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DARLoR AND 2 BEDROOMS, CoNf9IUNICAT-
Il ing, ut go Address X. QUINCY, Republican
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'rJIo BUY--LARGE BODIES OF LAND, WEST
Il or south, partly for cash, partly Washington
property or stock. j. W. ROGERS 3l5 4la st. NV.
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NTISS MARGUERITE SAXToN GIVES LES
All. ShakspeTan roles specially. Thorough in.
structon in English Grammar. Can be engaged for
public recltals. Apply or address 622 sixth street
northwest, fo5-Bm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-16

Also the clipper ouartette, Mile. LaFayre, the
Pendy's, Mr.. and Mrs, w. J. Conway, the Duncan
sisters, and others.
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Sglauiro

yTTGNTED~24 LADIES AND dENTLENfEN
w to learn to color photography with Snolls
patent water colors patented Inn b. 1854; eau learn
Hin al ~
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IINAIM OF 100 ACRES, NEAR CLIFTON STA
IT. ton, Va, % miles from Alexandria, suitable for
dairy farm good buildings and wafer; will be sold
NJ bargain by the subscriber. j. l.. DETWILER,
CllftOn Station, Va. S-2l
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for Sale.

A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE CITY DE-
~ slres 20 sell shares in the Equitable Co-opera
tive Building Association, first issue. Address
EQUITABLE, Republican Office. Sis
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Amugtmtnis.

MATINEE TODAY AT 2...-........v. RIC HELIEU.
AZ our Standard Matinee Prices.
All the Lower Floor 40 CENTS
All the Dress circle ou cents.
bhlVry 20 Genus
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A n GREAT BARGAINS, ON EASY TERMS
"A Several first class church and pprlOr organs and
melodeons that have been used To be seen NJ q, L..