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MONEY TO LOAN

AN IMPROVED vALLEY F51e.
- and % provsd upriss eofien =
HALL & sNI1n
mha5 bR Aftsrneya hes1P
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Ssmusls Souvenir, No. 3, Of Seattle,
at DAyies's bookstore at soc. eaeh. m2Sm
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AesoLyTELY CURE

The wors' cave ef infianInat5ry rheuuls-
ilsIn- The dalL deadly, deep. devil, h
dsllytng, dAssasdly. dFeary. d1bsoaa de.
ce-fful diseass vaAishes Negoru il Ike
snAstc- lis Divine git % ran. Its
qualities are haEnlls - and In them are
combined nature : most powerful restora-
uVeS HUNDREDS ee our rest citiz - ta.s-
ufy - i's curative power. Try enc bosfia.
sold b al fiFst-tiass IsFuGxlsss.
~ you czrnot aes swamp Ap9eI's
heeunaa lie Cure % your drnggfsf We
Val nend u texprass paadi on receipt Of
prsce. 81 per bosfsa.
Manufactures ffo1a the celebrated -
eipe a. swamp Angel. by shs
= A. r. G. nan UFACTCRIN Co.
mhi7dw Seattle. w. 4.
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Treasures Notice.

sINHE TAX LEvIED BIT Tbs IN
Il Council in The district creslea ~ -
dinaBce No. ~. 10 provide Tor ~ =.
t.rt yeFaeat al James sfreet. b PES ~
and pAyAblo Al tbs ofilce a tns ~
Treasurer. a. 4
All taxes rot paid within fsFty ~, X
the hfst publication II this notice
deeiased deli guest and . peneE 80
pes ont sdded and thferess - sne
10 ger osEt per annum ehaFEed
ciiy Trsasafsh
Ffrss pHk,ick tiop. April 4 issA
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DR.. HealeJ's Celery
Beef and Iron cures dyspepsia and neu
ralRia-
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MISCELLANEOUS
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los Cherry street, s,aul,
'P. o. box a.
Special. PriYais and Chm.
Skin Diseases Cursi.

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oR c, l.. MILlER.S -
o'- success i'm the eurinv -
chronic Diseases IL wen y ~
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SWAMP ANGELS
RHEUMATIC
CURE

Is The ONLY KNOWN srRR CURE
Il fer bheuraAlissn In al Its forms. IN
fofiy-eiZnt hons 0ne hottie az TITS woD-
faPftll yns.ttt~iue wrfIl
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THE PEOPLES BOAT.
THE STEAMER
- PHANTOM,

Captain James Henneasy. carrying the
United States malls. leaves 51aDeck ever
Friday mornsnz 1t ! o. ciock, for seattle,
touching al Port Gamble. Returning.
win leave Seattle eyeTy Saturday morn
ing At 7 O'Clock. touching Al Port Gamble
and seabeck, and continuing on 20 Union
CITY. ael0
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salsu, svnSas = had qaleker than
load lgoorAnoe.
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FoR rhE uppeR skAotr.

FUW ING VPFEN SNANtf.
StFnr Glide @. W. Core. Master
+ RAVES Nkss1.kRaS WHARF On
IL "Wednesday and SATURDAY. resmnias
THURSDAY ard Maaday. ealing Al 'ssas'
wood, UtsaiaAy. Asaaa isan4{ns. SlkAFti
City, Mount Sernca. slAriias AMI al ~.
ssaTnesilssa pafnia Aha4e. F1r fret<hs q
pazasp appay % esaard oF 10 0ksiReS
ftNf1sk. ~ ne wharf. iIpl
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ltss Of LETTERS

Remaining il tie SEATTLE Post Once
90 Saturday. April II, IsS5. Persons
calling for these LISTERS will please say
adTertiSed
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JTEASSl! " RAILROAD rRAvE
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Threugh the jealousy OF disAppoint
ed saitor for the hand OF the fair Lola.
the secret of his hiding phase vas dis
closed 10 Pas GArregt. tee tail. Ians,
fearless. lagkshine~sho, sheriff Of San
Miguel ooansy-the only man in Neu
Mexieo Who had the necessary nerve
and skill With tie 49, Co sssk a per.
soaal enseantsF with Billy. Garrett
aid net word 80 any one prepared
his wsspons, apd With a siaeie attend
ant, noantrd on magnificent mnstAnSs.
they struck cui for the Rssuue. where
shsY arrived iast ~ dask. Leaving the
mustangs ulth his attea3ant, Garrett.
being we'll aeqaAinted Al The hacienda
vent directly 70 the apartment Of Pete
Aaxgeil. tie eldest brother % the
oeaasifal Lola. NAxSen va 10 the
Feosa whea the sherld entered ana
stated bls eEFznd. she lights wers
not yet he. ans abe piaes tad gloomy
Appearances vken ons aFs. entered. tail
De became accustomed % the daFkneSs
tesn step sas heard approAchtne ~
door. AZ the door opened Gxrrrti
croached 2oEs benind tae bed. A man
steppea q1lekiy ever the thFsshsstd IN
he stocking feet, vish q knife IA ms
hasa ttvss Riiy re nd SEEING the
oatilns Of Aaxweli's f0rua, - be sal on
he bid. Ne lzt rroeAt<d. ~Wno o
lssFeF ard, ~ 10 r<ply VS. made. he
asked AGAIN tie sAsne q1sstaoa ~ sEan-
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National Republican., 1885-11-23

The Irish nationallsts of Washington
held an enthusiastic meeting last evening,
at which they organized an additional
branch Of the league, and gave it the fitting
name Of the patriot, Robert Emmett.
The nHtionalists Of this city are working
with intelligent zeal In aid Of their good
cause, They deserve the hearty sympathy
OF all their fellow citizens, for the object
which they seek is indisputably right.
They ask for Ireland only the right Of
local self-government-a right that Eng.
land comedies TO all her colonial posses
sions and which they would not surrender
except under the compulson Of disastrous
war.
If it be true that governments derive
their just powers only from the consent of
the goyerned"-and no American can
question that-the government of Ireland
has no r!ghtful existence.
The present outlook for homo rule in
ireland is extremely hopeful. The nation
alists In Washington and throughout the
United States win expect good news by
cable during the week. They hope for
such a result Of the British parliamentary
elections as will place the balance of power
in the hands Of their friends. The sym
patlIics Of the REPUBLICAN, are naturally
against the tories As between the two
great parties We are for the liberals at all
times.
But the Irish question is the only great
National Republican., 1885-11-23
ME-. PnrnclI,s Manifesto.

Mr.. Parnell closes the campaign with a
manifesto, issued by his lleutenants, which
is q scathing arraignment of the liberal
party. 1t is to be put into the hands of
every voter in Great Britain before he casts
his ballot for member Of parliament. The
New York Herald says of this paper that
It shows that the Irish leader proposes to
throw the whole strength of his party on the
side of the tories. Ills arraignment of the lib.
eral party is couched in the bltterest language
nnd indicates that intensity of feeling which
The Herald has shown to be the characteristic
of the present Irish movement.
The New York Tribune says Of 1t that
1t is plainly intended to throw the votes of
Irishmen in England in favor OF the conserva-
tive candidates in the coming elections. AS
choice between two evils they are advised be-
tween the lines to support the tories because
the liberals have outraged Ireland and never
kept f0ith. Although many observers will see
i'll this document proof of a bargain between
Churchill and Mr. Parnell, 1t does not neces-
sarily indicate the existence of any formal
agreement. Mr. Parnell's policy at present Is
plainly to make the two great English parties
in the next parliament as nearly equal as pos
sible, and to throw the balance of power inio
his own ranks. This determination is reason
enough for the manifesto.
To attain this balance has been the OBJ
jective point of the campaign, and no step
could be thought of more likely to advance
that object than to weaken the liberals by
throwing the Irish vote in England to the
tories
National Republican., 1885-11-23
OUR THEME TO-DAY

Is Overcoats. Our stock is
large and varied, and, as
newspaper space is expen-
sive, we must limit our
selves to talking to you
about one thing at a time.
We do not say to you that
we have more Overcoats
than all the other clothing
houses combined. Tt would
not be true if we did; but
we do say, and stake our
claim to honesty on the
truth of our statement, that
we have as large a variety,
as well selected an assort-
ment, as elegantly cut,
made, and trimmed stock
of OVercoats for M Q n,
Youths, and Boys as those
who make higher claims
can show you, and at prices
fully Is per cent. below
what you have heretofore
paid for goods of the same
quality. In saying this we
do not ask you to take our
unsupported statement, but
we wish to remind you in
the most respectful manner
that you have every oppor-
tunity of inquiring into the
correctness of our claim.
Look around, exercise your
faculties, judge for your
selves, post yourselves on
the value of goods. If you
do these things, and the saw
ing of money is any consid-
Grafton to you, you will
quickly decide where your
best interest lie. In SUBJ
mitting to you through the
papers our claim to selling
fine Clothing at popular
prices, we use plain and
simple language. We en-
ploy no man of lie Tt er s
to use obsolete words
and hig h sounding for
eign phrases with which
to mystify you. Truth lends
us force. We need no scribe.
We have Overcoats for sale
in all weights, colors, styles,
and fabrics, ranging in price
from 81 to $40. No ready
made Overcoat is worth
more. We respectfully in
Vite you to examine our
stock. We know too well
what is due to an invited
guest to treat you otherwise
than with courtesy and re-
spect, whether you come to
look or buy.
National Republican., 1885-11-23
DecentIy and in Order.

1t is decidedly the. reverse of compli-
mentary to Republican senators to suppose
they will come together with war paint on
and scalping knives in hand to "go for"
the Presidents nominations with whoop
and yell.
That is not the senatorial way.
The fair assumption is that each nomna-
tion will be considered on its own merits,
the cause of each suspension or removal
fairly considered, and that everything will
be done in the st, Paul way" decently
and In order.n
The Republican senators will not seek a
quarrel, nor will they oppose the President
merely for the sake of opposition or be.
cause he is Democrat.
Suitable nominations to fill vacancies
legitimately occurring will go through the
mill with great facility, no matter how
rock-ribbed may be the Democracy of the
appointees.
Should 1t be found that the President has
been deceived into making denominations
not fit to be made" it is reasonable to sup
pose that, when convinced of the deception
and mistake, he will recall the objectlona-
blc names
National Republican., 1885-11-23

the German capital. Finding that all this
did not disturb the serenity Of the Ameri-
can temper the chancellor has taken an
other step in the same general direction.
II is understood that Minister Pcndlcton
has already entered q protest against the
expulsion of Americans, and there is no
reason to doubt that the Department of
State will support him in doing all that the
occasion demands Indeed, we have no
doubt that he would seriously offend the
Secretary Of state and the administration
as q whole II he were to show any hesl-
fancy in taking any proper step for the
protection Of American citizens in all their
yi0hto
National Republican., 1885-11-23

HAVING succeeded in capturing in their
native wilds statu quo ante and tout
ensemble, the Washington Critic is ncrved
to still more daring deeds. Itnow proposes
to fit out an expedition, consisting of two
of its gallant young men, to go forth in
quest of a sine qua non and coup dc grace.
The outfit will embrace all that the most
sagacious forecast can suggest, for the
management is determined that the success
of the expedition shall not be icopardized
by any niggardly counting Of cost.
National Republican., 1885-11-23

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN makes its
bow-''none of your impudent, off-hand
mods" but respectful and deferential
oleisance-to the Washington Critic for
the graceful compliment conveyed in the
cartoon of "The Talking Well" Our
esteemed contemporary cartoon gallery is
steadily improving, Some Of its recent
achievements have been equal to the best
efforts of the more pretentious illustrated
newspapers in New York city. "The Talk
ing Well" is one Of its happiest conceits
most happily executed.
National Republican., 1885-11-23

10 Mrs. NJ. A, Dennison.

One Of the social events Of this week VIII be
an informal reception TO be given TO the charm.
ing novelist, Mrs. NJ. A. Dennison, by the mem
bers Of tho Womans National Press Association
next Friday evening at the home OF their pres
ident, Mrs Il. Il. Briggs, Maple square, South
Carolina avenue and Sixth street southeas'
Mrs. Dennson leaves early next week for her
Florida home, and the reception Is entirely in
formal, and Mrs. Dennisons friends ana ad-
mirers will find u cordial welcome in the
plpaeant narlOrs of uThn Mnnlpsh
National Republican., 1885-11-23

SENAToR-ELECT MITCHELL, of Oregon,
does not appear to have given any pledge
that he may not keep and still remain in
the communion and fellowship of the Re-
publican senatorial caucus.
National Republican., 1885-11-23

DELAWARE continues to glory in the
shame of her whipping post brutal and
degrading exhibition of this institution was
given at New Castle on Saturday.
National Republican., 1885-11-23

THE Serbs found out, to their intense dis
gust, that the BulgOrs who fought and ran
away had lived to fight another day-and
they fought well as soon as they were quite
ready for the circus to begin.
National Republican., 1885-11-23

YALE succumbs to Princeton in a COM
petitive test Of leg-culture.
National Republican., 1885-11-23

THE usual December disturbance on Cap
itol Hill will be inaugurated two weeks from
today.
National Republican., 1885-11-23
AMUSEMENT rs.



The realistic molodrama, "rhe Wages Of
Sim" replctc with gorgeous scenic effects and
startling situations, will be presented at the
New National Theator tonight by the Man.
bury and OvertOu company. The play is in-
teresting and the company said to be very
good.
ALBAudn's OPERA HOUSE.
The Edouin & Sanger Sparks company open
nj Albaugh's Opera House tonight in HDyts
funniest play, "a Bunch Of Keys, or the Hotel"
THE DIME MUSEUM
The thrilling drama, "Rosc Michel" for
this week. Cyril Scarle the star. His talent
has been fully recognized and honored. Old
lovers of the stage Will remember with pleas
ure his membership in the Nationals stock
years ago. George Leslie, w. Ralph Towuley,
and Lee and Wilson will present fine olio.
HERzoGs OPERA HOUSE.
The beautiful and talented Miss Louise
Pomeroy claims this week, both matinecs AMI
evenings. All the world-ior she has visited
all--prniEeS her performances These Will be
chiefly Shakspearean. ROsland in "As You
Like It," this afternoon Hamlet tonight
Romeo and Juliet" Twelfth Night and,
"Enst Lynne to follow.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
The concert to be given at Congregational
Church on Tuesday night by Mile. Camilla
UrsO, the celebrated violin virtuoso, will be q
musical event of considerable interest.
The sale of seats for the Thomas concerts on
Friday end Saturday has been almost TN.
picccdentcd here, even for this great leader.
Tho attraction nj the EStrcet Rink this week
will be Diacount and Lundberg, the famous
Nowcgian norobatc skaters.
r. J. Agenton, said to be the fluest fancy
skater in the world. will give exhibitions at
the Ninth Street Skating Rink tonight and
throughout the week.
National Republican., 1885-11-23
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %.



ALBAUGH's-" Bunch of Keys"
NATToNAI-"Wagcs of Sin"
HERzoG's-Louise Pomeroy.
DINE MUsEUM-Rose Michel.
CoSuQuE-Varieties.
WASHINGTON RISK--Ninth and r. I. avenue.
4 ST. RINK-Fincst skating surface In the city.
National Republican., 1885-11-23

issue in this canvass, and we earnestly hope
for that result which will do most for the
Irish cause,
National Republican., 1885-11-23
s[yz=s OFFICE CAROLINA OIL AND CREo-
~ SOTE COMPANY,
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 10, 1885.



The long necessity for q wood prcseryatlve OF un.
questioned character has been universally acknowl-
edged. The Carolina oil and CreOsote Company
located nt Wilmington, N. g., Is the sole proprietor
OF the patents for making Wood Creosote oil, and
injecting the said oil Into wood, which is guaranteed
by us 10 preserve the wood against the Toredo
Worm In salt Us well as dry and wet rot. The
wood properly prepared with wood creOsote oi Is
recommended by us for
STREET PAvEMENTS, RAILROAD TIES,
BRIDGE TiMBERs, TRESTLES TELE-
GRAPH POLES, FENCE POSTS, PILING FOR
PIERS AND WHARvES.
We are prepared to oil large orders on very short
notice.
We refer by permission to Gen. Q. A. Gilmore, U.
$. Engineer Corps New York City; Capt. w. H.
BiNby, u. $. Engineer Corps, Wilmington, N O.;
Dr. John II. Hamilton, Surgeon General. Marine
Hospital Service, Washington, ID. e.; Col W. l..
Trenholm, u member OF the Civil Service Commits
sion Of the United states, Washington d. q. For
further particulars address --
LUDWIG HANSEN,
General superintendent, Wilmington, N q.
nj al Inn
National Republican., 1885-11-23

Nys@ A CARD.
All persons having goods deposited at FULTON'S
LOAN OFFICE, 3l1 9th ST. will take notice to re-
deem the same, as we shall ynCate the premises In
n few days. Safe and fixtures for sale cheap.
no17-G G. A. SMITH, Broker.
n@yszswE WILL REMOVE ABOUT THE lsr OF
ISS November to our new office No. iO7 Il st.
In consequence OF the removal present oflcc Is
offered by us for rent JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 027 + ST. oc6tf
n%5zs Ii. A. SELIGSON,
~ 1924 Penn. Av. n. W.,
Sells Virginia Claret (NOrton's seedling) at
so CENTS A GALLON.
California and Ohio Wines. iel5-tf
National Republican., 1885-11-23

n%S5a FARMERS AND MECHANICS FIRE
~ Insurance Company, 1l10 st. N. W.,
Washington, d. &. Capital stock, 100000. Small
lines written. no2l.lm
National Republican., 1885-11-23

VIZ II. narrower,
w. Manufacturer Of
STOVES RANGES, AND FURNACES,
And Dealer in
WATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERATORs,
TIEwARE, HOUsEBu RNISHING GOODS
&c., &C.
3l3 Seventh st. N. W., near Pa. Ave,
Washington, D. q.
National Republican., 1885-11-23
BOARDING

MO. 1O16, COR. MASS. Ay. AND 18TH st. N
IN W.-Excellent board; special rates TO families
and clubs. no20.3t
ELEGANT APARTMENTS,
IL Private Table.
1918 st., cor. Lafayette square, oc29-1m
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W1NTED---HOUSES.
W1NTED---ROOMS.


ITANTED-2 NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
w I'd floor with board for lady; home comforts
desired. Address. with lowest terms, X. Q. L.. Re-
publican Office i-25
NNANTED-NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR
w and sleeping rooms prefer them Ell suite
table board for three In house or nearby; terms
must be reasonable. Address, stating locality
terms, &C., MERTON, Republican Onlcc. 4-23
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WANTED--A. LADY WITH A NEW TYPE.
w writer desires position In an oIice where she
would get considerable work, with privilege Of using
Office for her own type-wrting. Address MISS
ANDREWS, Republican once. 1.25
yVANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
cook. Address 1872 N. J. ave. 1.35
yVANTED-EM BY CARPEN-
w ter; thoroughly competent 10 do all kinds Of
work. Call or address j. I. MOORE, 43O K st.
NVANrED-A PLACE TO DO HoUsEwORR
w In a small family, best references. Call ut
1910 10Th ST. N. w. 1-24
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED coll
w Ored woman, n situation as cook In private
hmilyi good references. Apply 50d 23d st, N. W.
1923
WANTED--A SITUATION AS BARREEPER
" in frst-class establishments can furnish best
ofreferences. Address W. c., Republican ONCE.
1-23
WANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER IN
w private family best references. Call at 2j11
UANTED-HELP.
VVANTED-A GOOD TArLoREss TO WORK
w on coats. 1000 + St N. W. 2.2o
yVANTED-A GOOD WAITER, WITH REFER.
w ences, at 80 + st. N. w. 2
WANTED-ANE ELDERLY CoIoREp WOMAN
w as housekeeperi good home with small
wages TO well recommended woman. Address
ELDERLY, Republican Office. 2.2i
yVANTED--A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houseworki must come we'll recommended;
good wages, Apply 3ll 4I2 st. $. w. O. BUYER.
WANTED - A FIRsT.CLAss COOK; ALSO
w boy TO wash dishes and make himself use
ful. Apply Immediately at DOS f 81. N. W. 214
yyANTED-LADY AGENTS OF TACT FOR
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doTsed by physicians; write for sealed description
md terms ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY, Buffalo,
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w ANTED-A LADY WITH NEW TYPE.
w writer desires position In an eiiice where she
would get considerable work. with privilege Of using
0mce for her own type-writing Address MISS
ANDREWS, Republican ONCE 1.25