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British Bark MaLeri9

ON CaigO. Peru.
Neither the Captain nor. tie undersigned
agents VIII be Responsible for debts contracted
by the officers OF crew OF iha above named YES
sell IL HOI$ Master
DELION i Co, Agents.
Port Townsend. Supt. l.. 1856.
, 1886-11-04
Private DiSpsnsary.G
Nauux. MIddIe-Sgedan

cal SILL and FNrI RIENCE. con-
saii Itc old European PHy-is ~ Jt once. His
opinion costs DCtHiu@, Gut THaE save future
ni~"r- -nt shame When iHJDuvrUiauf 10 writ
ia" ciIJ To- treatment. medicines can be s-It
aver .:"r" 10. -Npra- FFEE Prom VATIOy
I'.S sell evident that . physician who gives his
whole aif-"T !oH to a class % diseases Ettaius
treat Ski .t- and physicians thrOughuI, the couH-
iry- knowing iiis. fTs .r.ently rsCCmuari difficult
case. 70 me Oldest Specialist - whom every
Eunwn good r=nady i iced. Tie Doetor'- Als
Ini Experience make Lis opinion q Supreme
Tig1r-.nrc.
lHs-r who caE see ore hEf the Doctor
Consultations free and SaC-edIF 'Guti3euIisl.
taS"- winch haze led in ra-45Uil- relief e!ss.
Wh'r- 80 '''fr4.y collected. f.T.. a.s-.i-- -uc-
r"-- fully treated The Doctor So, ar-rt. ga for
'''rt $igt1 Tor case Url-TtEk-g- not cured. Cali
~ " g'tr- taGT~. Daily from . a.. 10 ?. H.,
q 10 even p; Sundays. 20 Ia l. only send foI
ne = ANi.AitsT GUIDE To HEALTH: sent FEEF.
Ar-i.a.- - . Lm..-
, 1886-11-04

Jersey jackets, jGss arrived. the very
latest styles in walking jackets, niger
heads, etc. Come AID see them, az Ros-
teiu'S 4.
, 1886-11-04
SS. EsERsG'S
50 tss.t's.s..,l s.nEEEsnn HnrinriainE

F5os'r"sEs;l si@THaH EHyiDFHiCF
'''-E.. .EF.t.v prevents III Unnatural Lessee from
81" system. tones tE. nerves. strengthens lie
.yslril- and restores Iir afflicted 70 Health ana
iigppiness.
The reason so many cannot gel cared OF SEMI :
Al Weakness, Los OF Manhood etc. is ing TO
complication. called PROSTATORRHEA with
AbfEEAEIHESIA, which ret uilss peruIiHr
treatment. Dr. Eichig's IHvi-orstpr il III. only
positive cure for PlOSTATORRHEA, with pc
cuiiar Special Treatment, used at the LIEBlC
DISPENSARY.
IT Punplss appear on the face. IL you becom o
iistle-s au'! respondent look ont for the compli.
cation With Vital Weakness and loss Of Vitality
known AZ PTC,statoTrhsa. Hundreds of lives have
been LOST for the want OF proper treatment for
This com l'icatiOn, aud thousands have lost all
their property and pleasure in life from its efeotIt
, 1886-11-04
German Bark Heinrich RamieD

From VIaGoyUst0ck
Meth ''-:e Cap.;,.H nor the undersigned Agents
Will he responsible fuI deb,s contracted by the
crew of the above named y,~seI.
|. {. NACELlNS, :aster.
X, W. DELION n Co. Agents.
Port ToYnSeu5 Sppt. 10Th ISSa.
, 1886-11-04

Any one wishing a fat Turkey for
thanksgiving. will please leave their or
der with Jackman Il Fcss, Peoples
Market.
, 1886-11-04
Ger. Bark Inninnia-

From CaiiIn. Icru.
Neither the Captain nor the uUdcr~I IgUedaa-II's
will be responsible for any debts contracted hy the
crew of the above usEru vessel.
\. SPIESKE. Master.
Il. W. DELIOS Il Co, AGENTS.
Pur. Townsend, Sept. :, Io>G
, 1886-11-04

Choice Gilt Edge Butter from White
Clover dairy. For sale at Pettygroye's.
, 1886-11-04
vARrCoCEHE

Or Worry We Us OF the ScroiUm. often rha uHi
~uSTeCtcd CJHsc Of Lost Manhood. Debility, sc.
srice az snTi2cPatoT. So Case Of SIX
roit -. Slu. sent 10 any address, covered secure.
ly from observation.
Most powerful electric belts free TO patients,
To Prove the Wonderful Power % the IN
NIElR AInR
, 1886-11-04

4 large assortment of Window ShaGes.
direct from the Mandatory, at N. D.
Hill Il Sons.
, 1886-11-04

GIiuerc's Aromatic 10 u E.ea5 SUCCESS.
therefore Nc a. .t,E.- ,.s-, --s,'.: e. ~
cure Its tQ n! ii= q er.-,:ofRtiv- for scOmpn.
Fpr sale 1T Hills drug store.
, 1886-11-04

To close ont big lot OF ladies' under
wear at 25c; linen handkerchie!s, new
patterns, at Zoe. Come ard see them, at
Rostein's. X
Rev. w. Fisk Reqna, of Aurora, H.,
says: II have used GilmOre's Aromatic
Wine and find it an excellent household
remedy that none ought to do without.
For sale at Hills drug store.
Pratt's Astral OIL is the best. Guar
anteed $50 degrees fire test. For sale by
Waterman x Katz.
Elegant line of jewelry, plated ware,
fancy glassware, vases, picture frames,
just arrived at Rostein's
Beaded fronts. jet lace, dress trimmings,
flowers, handsome line of novelties, Just
arrived AT Rnstein's.
, 1886-11-04

Table cloths, towels, napkins. new lot
lust arrived, very cheap, at Rostcin's. =
, 1886-11-04
5RdEg TREES

Now Is the time to order your fruit
aud ornamental trees for fall planting
G. c. Bartlett d Co. are agents for ..
DickInson's celebrated nursery at Salem,
Oregon. Sample trees can be seen at
their store. Price list ana descriptive
catalogue furnished on application.
, 1886-11-04

Weber and Decker Pianos, for sale by
y. d. Hill & Sous.
For REET-One gooI room over Petty
groves store, Apply at store.
, 1886-11-04

Go 10 w. II. Scott's tcnsorial mar
.crs for the best work. y
, 1886-11-04

FoE RENT.-A comfortable dwelling
house on the hill. For particulars in
lnIre at this Office.
, 1886-11-04
a 81 Bottle Given or Sent Free.

Er: Licb!E's Wonderful Magnetic HTalers Q
SER MaSua'!Zsrs, the greatest curatiye ingeutioh
OF fH- age livery man rr Wamau uapy bs
Their own MayuetiC Hcaieg. II can DC ust q
without the aid II n pr0ie--, ,1nal hand rubber,
consequently no big fees to pay. Pric. -, con- :
pete. sod only at the pr. Liebig Disp-usary
cGH-Gitati.U iree and private.
Gail ofaIlr.--
, 1886-11-04
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

Fresh Samish oysters at the Saddle
Rock Restaurant.
, 1886-11-04

Ribbons, all colors; big lot from &c
yard mp, >ilk. Knitting silk, the best
make, S2.15 box, all colors, Rostein's.
, 1886-11-04
German Bark Icnnor

From AutrfD-.Sfl.
NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE IN
y dersigned agents. VIII be responsible for
sny debts contract ed by phr crew Of the above
named vessel.
y. r. HARKEN, Master.
IL. W. DLLJuS " Co. Agents.
Pcs. Townsend. Sept p. 1851
, 1886-11-04
Vessels Consigned to-
ROTHSCfilLD & CD
Norwegian Bark Regina.

Neither ;he Captain nor tho Undersigned
agents oi the above named vessel viii be rsSpon-
sibie for any debls thIt may be contracted by the
crew y. BRONLUND, Master.
HoTHsCHHD Il Co Agents.
Port Townsend. Nov. l, IoS5.
, 1886-11-04
oH. c. D. sALFIELD,

'lo hEsEsEE STREEr. San TRAscIscn, CAL.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
S'ihcicutf- show it, merit sill. be sent TO any
ore a'Piyiug rs letter. -ta-iaghis symptom and
A..
S'oS4~uttGtEGHS AfEictil confidential,
BY letter az at -ffTe. FREE. Thorough
tEa:l'hai' 'on aad = ,sicc, inc ldins analysis o!
Ufiue- -.
F0r the c0E-f"sss..e cf patients and Ia order
10 tHe"re pe-fe-t sfe.- p. I hare adSgtcd q sFi-
Uo'@ gddres aAdss zen dH FErIa0is are FOR
ttUrUs..
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FREE.

nsitiyeucss Ofthe partsi Kidney ard Blad
der Complaints, Impurities OF he Blood aud dis
eases Of The Skin.
Is prominently Stops n!l unnatural rsak-
e;irg draf"S upon the system. however they
deblilatiug dreams, seminal losses with ihs
urine or while at stool. ETC.. so obstructive 10
mind and body, and cures sll the ! effects o
yoGihful follfes ana cxcssses. restoring Exhaust
cd vitality. Sexual Decline aud Less Of Man
hood however complicated.
n Thorough ns well Il permanent
cure aud complete restoration to perfect Health,
Strength md NigoT of McuhCoi j. absolutely
:HaFautced hy the Use OF ihis Justly ecIS-
iETatcti and reliable Great EFEnrdy. II
contains no mercury. nor any other iujHriols in.
Er2di"uts- rice S--.J per bottle or ,,Ve b1itler
Tor SO SrHt E-4u receipt 8ric-- C. e. D.,
= any address. ara from O .l.i triot-
II private ty
, 1886-11-04
Bailish Rark nnntrnsc.

CICm C,quimI q.
Ncithor the Captain uoE II q. designed Agents
all he responsible f0r any debts Con!rurscd b,
the officers or ,rcw Of thc abov" vessel.
A BiLLLTT, Master
RoTHSCTILD * Co. Agents.
Port Townsend, October .th, 1856.
, 1886-11-04

Try the Prize Java Coffee; a fine piece
of Glassware with each paper, at Water
man * Katz's.
, 1886-11-04
.EtEHS GEE.AT
THIS GREAT
Strengthening Remedy

TONIC.
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g a. a o. fls -
GRADUATE PIN
SECEAS of one OF
the highest medical
colleges OF Euroys.
it posIGiy ely
cures NsrVsus aud
physical debility
Seminal lVcal.n srs
SpermatUrTaHa Ina
potency, PrOstator
rhga, HyperEsthesi
, 1886-11-04
Chilian Bark Anita DeIfina.


Neither the "a tain or the undersigned u.cnts
viii bc res ionsiblc for any @cat- contracted By
the crew OF the above named vessel
}. MEILIEN. Master
L. w DEI.IoS & Co, AGENTS.
Port Toansend, Aug. 18Th, t~sG.
, 1886-11-04
British Bark Premier.
Norwegian 81

VIWtrIdii i)IIU HUIItN.
Frou iiOnulGu, II. /.
NeilhCT the Captain $50. ia, undersigned agents
~ will he responsible for any debts contracted
oy lhe officers Or crew OF tie aUovs named vessel
30 EGENSEN, Master.
ROTnsCuUU ,S Co.. 4 A-cut--
Port TVWT-rnr. - H.. AH-. -. 1856.
, 1886-11-04

Cs1Dr@ ALL JUNIORS

Cl1so,zE:@ all al JUNIORS.
from 2 cDli..oa Sio1t5ss or Erupsion.
70 the worst ssc-S Eis5;.. saftsrE G u M.
-cg-=' SUGEg ar Rough Skin.
e. .--,--s, 9 caused by bad blood are
S0Hque-zt - tl'.s roUC-iJIi purifying. and
IN K Jsaiinr I:lrd cine. tNTcssE Eating III
Gers RAPIDLY heal under us LSniGn influence.
Especially h3s i manifested its potency in
curing Ee!tCr5 SeG~e Rash, ERsSiis. Car
EuEtcs@ss -cTS Eyes &cTOfuious Sores
ana Sk-cIsEu1E. SzzpsFGfat LSiSrnSe
n kiEe aEVctE5IiSS, s&c.tEco or Thick
Seci.s anu EEllarR e1 GLANDS, Send Zen
cents in stamps tor ialwe treatise, with col
ored piatcs, on skin Diseases. or The, game
amount for 4 -rcatSC or -rBiHiOUS feet if,,ls
SgIGE EsLJDES IS THE EEFE,55
Thoroughly CioIEsc II h. using Eer. Pfercesg
SGldeH Medical EEse Csel.y. and good
digestion 4. fair Skin. 5uGya,it sE;r-
zLS, vital strength. .-ElB sDunune.s a 4
cOnstItuti Ons viii be csLa ahi!saed.
National Republican., 1886-11-05
Make a Note Of It!
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We are daily selling more Boys
and Children's Clothing than any
other house in Washington. The
question arises: Why is thisp
We will tell you: Simply because
we sell better goods for less
money than has ever before been
offered in the District OF Colum-
bia. We do not ask you to take
our statement alone, but we re-
fer you to the hundreds of moth
ers who have patronized us this
season for their Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing. We ask you to
exercise your Judgment in your
own interest; make inquiries,
look around, examine goods and
Ir.ces elsewhere, then pay us q
visit of inspection, and If we do
not agreeably surprise you we
are much mistaken. We are
compelled to replenish and fill up
our Boys and Children's stock
almost every other day. The
supply is inexhaustible We ara
in q position to meet the heaviest
demands that can be made on
our resources. The prices are
away down. down, down-lower
than you have ever 6eeH them.
The material, cut, finish, and
make are of the highest standard
of excellence. We state tho
naked facts and are kept busy
backing our statements up by
deeds. Our stock is too large to
enumerate here, but for anything
in the Clothing Line for Man,
Boy, or Child, whether it be for
Labor, Business, School, or Dress
Purposes, at the lowest prices
possible, visit the
National Republican., 1886-11-05
PERSONALITIES.
SENATOR GoRMAS is at wormloy's.

SENATOR GoRMAS is at Wormloy's.
MIR, II. ]. RAMsDELL is steadily improving.
CONGRESSMAN wELLBoRN, of Texas, is In the
city
ERAsTus wINAN, of New York, is at vii.
lard's
POSTMASTER GENERAL Villas will arrive here
to-day.
HON. FRANK JONES, of New Hampshire, ia at
the Riggs House.
Hos. J. C. ROBINSON, prominent lawyer of
Illinois, died yesterday.
SENATOR MORRILL, has returned to the city,
much improved in health.
Mrs NELLIE GRANT sARToRIs expects to
visit her mother this winter.
Mrs. SENATOR LoGAY was among the ladies
calling on Mrs, Cleveland yesterday.
SECRETARY MANNING has decided to let Mr..
Fairchid net Us secretary Oh Cabinet days.
WILLIAM BS5uAN has been recognized by
the President as consul Of Guatemala at Boston.
ADMIRAL ENGnsu has bought a residence on
Iowa Circle, near ISelfh and p streets, for
$1,000.
Hos. EpwAED MCPHERSON, secretary of the
Republican Congressional Committee, has re.
turned To the city.
BARONESS BURDErT-CoUrrs is to accompany
her husband on his tour TO this country
planned for next spring.
DAVID A. GoumCK, prominent young law.
yer OF Philadelphia, is in the city the guest OF
Mrs. Noble, lllG n street northwest. Mr.. Gou.
rick will be admitted to practice in the su.
prcme Court OF the United States to-day.
HoS. A. c. HARMER and wife, ]. c. Harris
and daughter, Philadelphia; Capt. f. H.
Plumacher, United States consul Maricabo
J. V. Quackenbush, Mohawk, N. y; L. b.
Bartlett, Baltimore; G. L. Burling and wife
Brooklyn W. n. White. Norfolk, Va, are at
the Ebbitt
National Republican., 1886-11-05
Tho Elections.

Returns received since yesterday do not
materially change the results then an.
nounced. 1t Is absolutely certain that the
Democrats have suffered a severe repnlsc
in the fight for position in the presidential
battle Of 'Ss. Which party will organize
the House Is stll involved in doubt. The
Democrats are claiming number of seats
that will be found to have been carried by
the other side. 1t is expected that q fresh
count will let Mr.. Carlisle in. Indeed, the
political salvation Of the distinguished Ken
tuckian is the object OF the count. Col.
Morrison is so far out that he cannot be
counted IN. Both parties are claiming the
legislature in New Jersey and Indiana, but
the Republicans appear to have the better
case in both states. There is as yet much
of uncertainty In many quarters.
National Republican., 1886-11-05
Tho Union Yeternn Onrns.-o1d nnnrh.

The Union Veteran Corps--Old Guard,
The rcgular monthly meeting Of the Union
Veteran Corps, Ola Guard was held last even.
ing at their armory. A communication re-
ctivcd ffom the Corcorau Cadet Corps inviting
was appointed to dtHn a series OF resolutions
expressive ofthc appreciation of the corps OF
the COuttCsics nnd hoSpitNlitics extended by
the Alexander Hamilton Post q. A. X. of New
York city, whose guests they were aud with
whom they marched In the Graud Army
column In the pafaue OF the 2Sth uitimo II
was also ordered that badge in commemora.
ton Of the occasion be presented to the thirty.
five members participating in the parade. The
request ufthC fair committee for power 10 In.
crease their numbers was cnncurred III and tho
date for the fair set for the last week In Febrn.
nry :nCNt Archibald s. Burgess was elected
mn active member; aud Mrs. Nellie $. Morey,
of New York city. q life honorary member,
National Republican., 1886-11-05
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First Auditors Report,

Fir.t Auditor james o. Chenowith has com
pletcd his annual report exhibiting tho opera.
tiops Of his Office during the last fiscal year
The report shows that the number of reports
examined and adjusted was 2l0lO, agsreFat-
ing in amount si,sljG9ji is3. The auditor says
that though the accounts adjusted In the llsla
year 1SS) appear to exceed in number those
is not true In fact, as heretofore a large mum.
Der of accounts requiring no examination had
been crroneouSly credited MS examinations.
If these accounts were added to the number
tOnl would exceed the number audited in
National Republican., 1886-11-05

CANDTDLY admitting the disastrous result
Of Tuesday's voting in Virginia, the Rich
mond Wing says
This is a very surprising result, for which we
will not at present attempt to account, though
various causes might be assigned To say that
1t was general apathy on the part of the Demo-
Gratis amounts to nothing. The question Is,
what caused the general apathy?
When the Wing finds satisfactory an
swer to It's question we shall be delighted
to inspect it. Meantime, we beg leave to
suggest that the solution Of the problem
the explanation Of the result-may be found
in the fact that Virginia is Republican on
a fair vote and with an honest count, neither
OF which conditions existed In 'S3 or 'S5.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

VyTANTED - UPSTAIRS GIRL AND TO
w make herself generally useful Apply at
1860 X, |. AVE. 2-S
National Republican., 1886-11-05

HAS II come to pass that Dave Hill is with
out influence in the twentyeghth congress
sionNl distrct-a district that includes his
well-beloyed Chemung2 Ex.SDeaker Mcclure
who isn't TO go to Congress ss-must have been
asking himself that question yesterday in Bit
ternCss ofspirit.-NcW Iork Tribune, Nor. 4.
It has happened unto David, as unto
many another aspiring politician, that in
trying to expand in order to cover the
country he has become extremely thin In
spots. In the neighhorhood of Chemung
there is q hole tlat demands patch.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

" the Democrats should sweep New York
Tomorrow, including the legislature. which
will elect a successor to Senator Warner Miller,
competition for the Republican presidential
nomination in 1885 will hardly be. Spirited
GditstOn Nous, Nor. /.
The Democrats having failed to "sweep
New York; and the senatorshp-chlef
prize Of the cOntest-being In Republican
hands competition forthe Republican presi.
Dental nomination will bo spirited
especially with half the Democratic vote IN
New York city bespoken for Henry George
as the labor candidate for the white house,
National Republican., 1886-11-05
Indemnity school Lands in Washington
TnrriNnry

In the case of John W. Bailey ct a., from
Walla Walla land district, Washington Terri.
tory, involving the status of certain lands Sc
lCctcd by the commissioners OF Wnlla Walla
county as indemnity for school lands lost
thloigh deficiencies caused by fractional
school sections, the Secretary OF the Interior
has decided that the act of Feb. %, 1859, au-
thOrizcd such selections and their subsequent
approval by the department, and that COnse-
Qucntly said lands were not thereafter subject
to entry us pnrt of the public domain.
National Republican., 1886-11-05
T,rn S,nnil Eirnn-

An alarm from box lS at C:35 o'clock last
night was for a slight fire in 2l7 Adams Ex-
press alley, occupied by Annie Hendricks,
COlorCd. The origin OF the fire was due TO
spontaneous combustion.
Flames coming out of VIM. Wo1dwelps
stable in rear OF 1853 Thirty.ffth street at
O'Clock last night caused an alarm from box
7l3. The damages done is estimated ut s75
The cause of the fire is unknown,
National Republican., 1886-11-05

VXTANTED IN A DRESSMAKING ES.
knowledge of the business; also, Il girl as an
apprentice. Address, stating wages and ex.
IeTienCe, MISS T., z. o. Box 4Ss, City p. o.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

THE Petersburg Inder-Appeal says that
"for a long time TO come Virginia must be
written in the column Of doubtful states.n
How would 1t do to organize few brlgades
Of Democratic campaign cavalry so as to
have them In good state Of readiness for
1855
National Republican., 1886-11-05

WY TANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
w business address to confer with business
houses for the sale of goods that have no COM
petition in Its kind; the best of references:
salary SEQ per month and n liberal commission.
Apply after d. M. to-day, sos Pa, ave-, CuAS.
STIFERT %
National Republican., 1886-11-05

TUE New York World lays on the broad
shoulders OF the President the responsibility
for Democratic disasters. 1t says:
Another powerful cortrlbutory influence
perhaps the strongest OF all-is the exampl, of
independence of and indifference to party obli'
cations set by the President. Mr.. Cleveland
has not recognized party ties, He has listened
to MugN jumps more than to Democrats In sew.
cral states, and has hOnored half Democrats
more than whole ones, Is it strange that so
illustrious an example eofindrpcndeuce Of party
fcalty should have found followers? Inle.
pendent and Labor candidates have found
support which they could not have secured
four years or even two years ago. Democrats
have been defeated by Democratic voters. The
indifference In high places has been copied IN
low ones.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN reproduces
the Worlds indictment, not TO indorse it as
true, but to show what happy time the
Democratic family is having.
National Republican., 1886-11-05
RaiIrond Commissio,ers.

The President has appointed the following
to be commissioners to examine and report
upon lGO miles of railroad constructed by the
Oregon and California Railroad Company from
point foTty.iiyc miles south OF ROSCburR
Greg, southwG!d to point about one mile aud
quarter south OF Ashland, in said state: VIM.
II. Eiinger, of Portland, Greg; Gideon j..
Tucker, of New York, N. y; VIM. f. Slemons,
of Monticello, Ark,
National Republican., 1886-11-05

A MOCK Congress, composed of defeated
candidates for the flftieth Congress, would
be an immense attraction. People would
90 miles to see 1t, and some of them would
gladly pay dime admission when Frank
Hurd was billed for speech.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

EIcHTY SEVEN per cent OF the popula-
tion of London do not go to church, 1t is
estimated that the churchgoers In
American cities are about seventy per cent.
Of the population. j, Bull is falling into
reckless habits.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

NEXT TO the growth of anarchism the
most reprehensible phase OF the present po-
litical situation is revival of knownothIng-
ism. 1t is II species Of narrow and mean
prescription which ought not to flourish on
the soil Of this republic
National Republican., 1886-11-05

IT isn't best for New York Republicans
10 be too severe on the Times, of that city.
1t is quite possible that Roosevelt might
have been defeated even II the Times had
not advocated his election. Doubtless the
Times support emphasized, but it probably
did not cause, Mr.. RoOseYelts bad luck.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

FREE TRADE is getting ab!ack eye all around
in these piping times of peace. Carlisle, Nor
Iison and other apostles of the cause are hear
ing from the soyercigns on that interesting
subject PCiCrsbWrJ Iadcr-Appcdi,
Wouldn't this be a good time for the free
trade Democratic newspapers to "read out
and blacklist Randall and his faction once
morp
National Republican., 1886-11-05

WE are pleased to note that Hon. Mark
s. Brewer has been returned to Congress
for the sixth Michigan district. Mr., Brewer
was an active and useful member OF the
forty.sixth Congress, and lately represented
the United States as consul general at
Ill
National Republican., 1886-11-05
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ;.
AiiIuscnicnts.

EArioNAt- Louis James & Miss Wainwright.
AipAt s-lanauschck.
KErNAN's-Rcllly ~ Woods Big Show.
Hrp7oG's-Ncil Burgess.
Buov-storm Beaten.
ptyE- Esc0ucd from Sing Sing.
1nE MANASSAS PANoRANN-l5,hs st. &Ohioay.
TArioNAl ROLLER EiSK-Elcgant Surface.
National Republican., 1886-11-05
Carroll Ins,itute Entertolnmont.

The Carroll Institute gave the first OF a series
Of complimentary literary and musical enter
tainmcnts, for the season, last evening. All
the exercises were OH Longlellow or drawn
from his works. The programme was well
rendered and cordially received. The idress
by MIR. i. J. Doyle was n masterpiece, and
cliCitCd ircuuent applause
National Republican., 1886-11-05
Run over by a Brick Wagon.

Elmer Ward was run over by Washington
Brick Machine Company's wagon in Clicks
alley at $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
boy got tangled up among the wagons In the
alley, and, before he could get out of the way,
he was knocked down and run over. George
Washington, cOlored, the driver of the wagon
did not stop but drove rapidly away. The
boys bnce is seriously injured, and the result
Of his injuries cannot be determined. wash
ington will be arrested
National Republican., 1886-11-05

Wy vANTED-BY a YOUNG LADY, A POSI-
w tiOn rs resident or visiting governess TO
teach small children; reference, DR.. Leonard,
rector of st. Johns Church. Address, NJ. b.,
Republican Office. 1-5
National Republican., 1886-11-05

ag es MAKING MAKING SRL aHe hpma %hAS SS
go out by the day. Apply Mt ljll l2th st. NV
National Republican., 1886-11-05

CANDIDATE BLACK, in Pennsylvania, who
was so sure OF being elected that he was
almost ready to swear to it, falls about
10000 votes behind his own estimate. He
should go 10 Canada and have a mutual
coincidence meeting with Virgins.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

NITANTED- PLACE IN A SMALL
w American family to do general house
work; best of reference. Address N, Repub-
lirnu Oilire l.5