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London Tobacco narkcr-Ioh n u Gil
Hat q COS Circular.
LONDOx, 4 Grossly SQUARE. T.. G., ,
December !. lss6.

LoNDOx, CROSBY SQUARE. Z. ca
December !. lss6.
TO he Editor Of hf DiSpnfct:
Nothing has occurred to alter the general
situation in our tobacco markets during
the past month.
The sampliug Of The new impori has re-
'calcd the poolncss Of the crop, aud We
can only express our surprise that stem
ncfs were 20 anxious 70 buy II in face %
lhc MaUy warnings u let common tobacco
alone.
4 considerable business has been done
% irregular prices, which have az ain ruled
decidedly IN huyCr,' favor, especially for
lower grades OF western leaf and strips.
We hear o. good deal ~ pressure 70 sell
ali over the country. pud manufacturers
therefore nave thing pretty much their
cwu WAY. and naturally feel very little con
ndtncf IN the immediate future of the mar
bet. We certainly cannot look for any
improvement until We have SOM evidence
That low price have checked production,
OF n least that shippers & this country @1u
liuit supplies to those clas-eS ~ tobacco
for which we have q demand, instead Of
cr0wdng our markets with rubbish which
4, NAV take years 10 sell.
We az afraid this 1855 crop NAV again
include 2 large proportion ~ common. TO
,1v nothing Of frosted tobacco, and that
low price NAV tempt stcmmers 10 buv II
loT shipment. such course would appear
90 NJ o. bee great folly. and most damaging
90 their own large interest, on th, side.
We havcs limited market, aud d. Z The push
ing Ia the world can only dispose Of a Ger.
tain quantity OF tobacco. ana excessive
s'ocb, must deprccia,f all classes, good Is
VEL rs common.
We suppose the high price, current at
home for good bright IuqJ11 le1f viii
prevent large shipments Of these grade.
willie the experience OF tie past wear VIII
.-arceiv encourage even the holde,' opera
Tor 10 gdd 90 OuT stocks II coum1n monde
script or semi-brghi ,caf.
I be- dutv-pid TriurE, f0r TIE pl>i i"n
month, are not an encouraging feature,
Low ing as they do an increase OF G2S.0J1
pounds compared with the same p-riOd OF
.q.f err. while the stock IN bonded ware
house to-day L. 2lOol,0o0 pound, more
tnan on .ame date la.t year.
Altogether there seem, good Tca-1H Tor
adopting conservative policy during the
coming year. and We trust thI, vii. Do The
feeling Of ail engaged in th- trad" ON the
Other side
QgoTATIoNs.
N.r.ir.aLcai: Common 20 mi1diinc. a'0
ID. per pound: iair 90 good and Inc. >. ~
90 and ID. pcr pound; m.ei. fancy. 'l'a
l31. PEI pound.
Virginia supp ftuW'u i1 midJ' No..
q b. SD. per pauud. good 90 10 Iih- J.H
i-c. poI uound-numo1.
Western Le4f. Common % mila''u- cN-
rort.. 844+d. per pound. good io tne 'N.
-...f -..f 3. .frrtI -rtTfI dry com.
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Death of y LaWy er.

10y IeIeETbpn TO Ilb IsVaTOU'I
HArrI-o>B-HG, VA. poo mher INA
iur G. T.. Haas. prominent member II the
Hau..ouhurg bar. died suddenly laStul-h,
oi hcmolrhage ci ih' bowel. AGED about
fLflA-nNn NM
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RICHMOND sro.k t,cHA1sn

TklpAY, DecemDef II, $3.50,
SAILS. FIRST BoARD.-lss Virginia
Ter cent fractional 81 6sN; 600 Rcl'
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac div
deId scrip(S c. stlO5. $500 DO. at lO4A;
1888 West Vlrg MA non. interest bearing
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

WHEAT.-WAife - ousne', common a.
-rct So bus els common a. $50. ~ lKed,
900 DusU IS very good OLA private terms
500 bushels PRIME a. $780,. ! 600 buSGeis
good af ste.- GOO bushels good 90 ~1r E"1
j POO bushels PRIME IoLAbsI"y on private
Terms. 800 bushels prime Long berry tt
CSC. Il2 bushes very good LougOeffy b
pSc.. $50 husueIs far t0ugoerry ~ So. ~
IuEtels very good SApytberly 81 bJc.; 400
bushels good Slurtpsr-y az Sc 10
bushels common Sl0ri berry ~ 7-c., 50
bushels common -tOs-rerry az ~.
CoEN.--N lite, o. bushels prime Wig IA
mn ZIG.
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Determined 10 Make u stand

Fall RIVER. MASS, December Il. -fDty.
six Seayers IN he Wamsutta WUolicn- M'ils
struck this morning because Que Of their
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cC.gUH BEfOHT.

v'e crofe fIte. ~ h1stZ 2 . supc-~ps
'1 1855 %. e,.rs, 80 I3-s3.to; = - as
a o.: ueteut tAm.ly cJuLirl. "a 7osse.1G.
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-KAiN aEU tuTTC> IAtUANCT
KlCHMOED. Laceln HaI y 1850
oTTRRlNGg


WH-AT.-F Ofs bus.e.s
rOhF.-lfO bushels.
FFA~.-ZsC bushels
MIL. lFFAL-lI tons.
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sult for Beay, Damages.

10y ttItkfhpu % tIIU IIhP1NN8I''
LOcTSvHLE. December i7.--George Rice.
81 Marietta, Ohio, flied sui In the United
states court This evening against the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

s2Ey q" A-cHNoND DE j. 1850,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

eli Is alleged by some one that Or. Msry
wslker pfeseiites Or. Bars Cough
syrup"
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nAniAL snGIAIIGfNtE-

MATURE sINs"AC DEG = lsse.
,lr r..,- .......- ~ hl,H TruE:
-an ss'f..-..... 4.52 rorr.Eg. ........... '.0 ?
soor rises. -ll sven. s............. } o. ~
y2ET cV HcHNoND. Ilc. J.. 1850,
AAEIvED.
Steamer old Point Comfort. Amy. Cape
CLHrlc- Ciiy merchandise aut passengers
+. BAKER syelt
SAILED.
steqrslI . WYE nose Ha pIeEH. SeW J-k
TlnTclhuf.se huo pdsseu seis. George
z +. On Co.. age mis-.
steamer Pioneer Tuur Dr. % .laie uria
ulrcrbnd.se sud passenger. j. v McCsf.
steamer Arle.. D.yo. Norfolk Un.tec
states mail. merchandise i-..S pass -Ase!p
J. l.. rs ful scent.
DJRT or yEWPcRT SEWS DO. y. 1855
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
,fesr 50 'p Cascaped.a BIZ Frss-, N1r-
-ieamsaip -euAca. WsIke- West Point
Steamship d. 4. Miller howes bA.-..
n.ure and sailed f)f MORO Z.
-fea mauip u Jam is WrCuoe. snow
PRO, deuce aud sailed FOR = esl Eo.--.
SAILED.
~nip C1ar'es 30 tBr1 Mann LIverpo'.
ia Ao.i0 x. with cotton and SAN her.
schooner j. b. ogden, Iole. Ne~ 4ork.
y .l- coal
CLEARED.
schooner Carrie strong. strong Colon
Uuted states OF Colombia Win Goa.
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SALT

T LIVERPOOL SALT FOR SALE.
Cargo ofFhlp 'CalderR. now discharging al
Norfolk Va. consisting o. WASHINGTON
ard FRANKLIN brands, and GROUND
ALUM SALT.
DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
Gell-IQt Richmond.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ EXECUTED AT The DISPATCH
PRINTING HOUSE.
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s1gT or NEWPORT SEWs DO. y. 1855
by telegraph
ALrrNEL-
PRISON Al.

schooner Carrie strong. r,rOgg Colon
Uu.ted States OF Colombia vIth cos..
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DE bank ~ y .rs.1.a....-ln0 ll1
INSURANCE. CONFASIEs
virginia ire AND Marine. Is Ets 7.s
AlC.r.a 5tai l.................. - zts 90
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

trouble in bridging the m.-chGnging
the circulation from the money Of the
bankers to the money Of the people. But
bankers must not expect to dictate cNtray-
agant terms. We have come upon time
when our strong government has no need
to pay bonuses for the favor Of capitalists.
Aud when the administration delays pay
mont Of the public debt, or urges reduction
ofroyonucs with aviowtopostponing cancel
laton Of bonds or in any other way shows
that Il leans toward the bankers and away
from the masses Of the people, It may he
very sure that It's acts are noted and It's
motive appreciated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
rnr1n rrornLrs ~ ovrn.

The Citizens Equitable Building Asso.
citation Recovers Its Confidence in
Itself.
II was like love feast at the adjourned
meeting ofthe citizens Equitable Building
Association Of Georgetown last night. Every.
body appeared in good spirits, confidence had
been rCgnincd, and everybody appeared happy.
There was large attendance Of stockholders,
and deep interest was shown Ia the meeting.
G. =. Williams was chosen acting secretary in
the absence of Secretary King The first bust
ncsEwas the election ofa vice president, and
Prof Edgar Frisbic was chosen to that position.
Wm. King arrived late, and thanking tho
stockholders for the unexpected honor they
had conferred upon him and confidence
shown by clccting him secretary, 10 stated
that his business affairs required his entire
time, and he would be compelled to decline
the office. G. j. Williams was chosen to I'LL
the yacuncy
Mr.. Memo moved that the entire directory of
the association be declared vacant, and that n
new board Of directors be elected, to qualify
by the next regular meeting IN February. He
snid that he thought, ms they bad started upon
the work Of change, the best thing to do was
TO make II complete, and he believed such nc.
tion would restore harmony aud confidence In
the association.
would take place next April, only few months
away, when new election would have to take
place, and II was not deemed wise TO have two
elections In such short space of time. The
The best evidence of the restored confidence
IN the integrity of the association aud It's man.
agCment was the nlaCrity and extent with
which payments Of Indebtedness TO the as 50.
| citation were made. The fines Of those who
| InilCd TO pay their dues last month were on
| motion rem lifted, on condition that they pay up
instantCr the dues for last and the present
month. The effect of the passage OF this mo
| tion operated like magic upon the stoCkhold
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
PERSONALITIES.
Y nAvrNronr Is nt tho Ebhllt.

FANNY DAVENPORT Is at the Ebbitt.
CHIEF CLERK YouMANs has returned from n
visit to his home in New York.
COMMISSIONER or PATENTS MONTGOMERY re.
turned yesterday afternoon from visit to his
home in Michigan.
Hos. GEORGE WEST, Of the Saratoga district,
New York, Is confined to his home by an at
tack of rhoumati,m.
c. L. Colby, president OF the Missouri and
Pacific Railroad Company, and ex-Senator.Mc-
Donald are at the Riggs House.
Hon. SIMON Wolf leaves for Philadelphia
to-day TO attend the golden wedding of his par
ents who were married in Germany half q
century ago tomorrow
Col. LAMONT said yesterday that the Presl-
dent had not accepted the Invitation to attend
the Onyx ball at Brooklyn tomorrow night,
and as far ashe knew the President had not
received an invitation.
Miss MINNIE EVAN has accepted m engage
ment TO sing in Canada for one month and
opened in Montreal last night She has been
granted leave from the choir at the Congrega'
tional Church, and during her absence Mis-
Crooks, OF Texas, win III her place there.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
DIR. suNpEmLAND,s SALARY.
The First Presbyterian Church in a
Flourishine Condition.

The annual meeting Ct the congregation Of
the First Presbyterian Church was held last
evening in the church parlors, the president
Senator Mcmillan, presiding. Tho treasurer,
Mr. Sargent, presented his report Of receipts and
expenditures for last year; also n tabuated
statement Showing by comparison the condition
financially of the congregation between 1881
and 1885. The congregation were grntiiicd to
note that the receipts from pew rents and basket
collections had very considerably increased
over the year 1854 -
II was shown by tho report Of tho board of
trustees that some excellent improvements
looking to the benefit of the building aud the
comfort of thc,congregntion,hn been made IN
their estimates for the ensuing year, whleh
were adopted, provision was made for the in.
crease Ofthc salnry Of the pastor, Dr. Sunder-
land, and also the salaries of several members
Of the choir. The thanks Of the congregation
were voted TO DR.. Johnston, conductor OF the
choir and to his associates for their services
for the past year. -
The following officers Of the congregation
were elected for the year ensuing; President
Senator Mcmillan; treasurer, Theodore +. Sar'
gennt. Trustees: John Bailey and Col. John
X. Mcconnell; the residue of the board hold
inc pyCr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

commission consisting of representatives
Of each land district Of Dakota, among whom
were "Governor" Mclette and SENATOR Ed.
gcrton, called on Senator Plumb, chairman of
the Senate committee on public lands, and laid
before him history of the land troubles of the
northwest, caused, as sthey claim, bysome of the
rulings of Commissioner Sparks. The question
of remedying some of these evils was discussed
grievances should be laid before the Secretary
of the Interior, ana that Congress should be
asked TO enact measure giving the Secretary
oithe Interior authority TO summon witnesses
puted, and that the settler be permitted TO ques.
lion witnesses in such cases, Ms In legal pro.
Cpclinp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
Gov. Cnrtin Not Rendy TO Rcbel.

Representative Curtin, Of fPennsylvanla, did
not, as he had intended yesterday, resign
tho Craftsmanship of the House committee on
banking aud currency, but he Is determined to
do so, and will take the earliest opportunity
afforded. There aro somu members OF tho
PENNSYLVANIA delegation who do not care to
offend Mr.. Carlisle, and who sec chance to
serve their individual interests by inducing
MIR. curtin to accept the banking and currency
committee. These members dissuaded Mr.
Curtin from taking his intended stop ycstor-
day but, as stated, Mr.. Curtin will decline,
and will probably do II to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

THE English parliament meets to-doy for
session fraught with great possibilities,
but which Is not very unlikely to be brief
and stormy, to be productive Of no definite
result as regards the one great issue, and
to end with another appeal to the country
The Irish question IS and must be at the
front till It is settled, and no settlement is
possible that does not grant home rule.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
THE FAIR ASSOCIATION.


A Prosperous Condition Reported 80
Election of II New Directorate.
The National Fair Association held their an.
nual meeting at tho Vernon building ycstor
day, and the most favorable report since the
organization was read. II stated thnt the plan
10 borrow money for ten years to pay OF tho
Indebtedness ofthc association had not been
carried out, and that ifthe success of the past
year continues the association will soon be
able to pay the entire Indebtedness, with the
exception of the original first mortgage of
$4,000. Tile association received for the two
meetings OF the Jockey Club Sg,73l. The sta
bles were repaired and improved at n cost of
5000. The liabilities of the association are
sl3l, $40, and the assets Sl55, ,ij0 The treasurer,
II. +. Barker, reported that the receipts for the
year were S05,GlO and the expenditures less
by $50 which balance is now in the treasury
The following officers for the ensuing year
were elected: Directors, Horatio Browning,
Jos. c. McKibbin Thos J. Luttrell, John T..
Olmstcad, Geo. Il. Rcpetti, John r.. Kelly, G..
a. Wilmer, 4. @. Murray r. II. Christman,
Wm. Dickson, r. "a. Dranoy; for treasurer,
Reuben f. Raker ". |. Weller, r. H. Spin.
die, aud 7. II. Heiskell, jr, were appointed as
nn auditing committee to examine the reports
of the stockholders and the accounts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

Inspector De Smedt has submitted to Maj.
Dye the results Of his microscopical cxamina-
tion Of the blood stains on the coat of George
Dorsey, colored man now in jail at Rockville.
Tho spots were rather obscure, the results OF
being washed, but they afford abundant proof
of being blood, Two small spots found on the
lining were examined. These showed unmis.
acteristics ofhumnn or hogs blood As yet il
can not be determined whether or not IL Is
human blood. The coat is OF homespun cloth
and hns bcen much used.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

TnE House devoted ali Of yesterday to
the Introduction Of bills, adding about six
hundred and fifty to the stock on hand, and
bringing the grand total up to about four
thousand, 1t is confidently asserted that
no possible subject Of legislation has been
omitted,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

slight additions TO c st of maintenance. IL
proposes to create number Of "skeleton
battalious,n one or more to each regiment,
so that, in any emergency, the numerical
strength Of the army could be largely aug
mcuted without forming new organizations,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

DEMoCRATIC senators seem determined to
free their minds on the silver question, aud
few of them are careful TO cut and trim
their expressions so that they may not crate
harshly on the feelings of the administra-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

SENATOR PUcH, Of Alabama, made an
earnest speech yesterday against the ad-
ministrotion's silver policy. lie went quite
as far as Mr. Beck had previously gone in
his denunciation Of the policy Of the Treas
urY Department.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

SPEAKER CARLISLE must he content to
look to England rather than to the people
Of the United States for approval of his ac-
tion relative to the chairmanship Of the for
cign relations committee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
A Corporate Grocery.

The Elphonzo Youngs Company, with Myron
c. Davis A, S. Bratt, and EbeneZer Morrison
rs trustees, has filed certificate Of incorpora.
ton with the recorder. The capital stock is
$4,000. divided into 100 shares, and the object
of the company is the sale of articles Of domes.
tic consumption usually found in ilrst.class
I.Nla
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

CONGRESSMAN LYMAN, of Iowa, was placed
on the wrong side in the silver poll of the
House. lie is decidedly Nor in favor of
suspension Of the coinage of the silver
dollar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
NOMINATIONS,

Tho President sent the following nominations
to the Senate yesterday:
j. Gideon Harris, of Alabama, to be register
of thC,land Office at Montgomery, Maj
To be epostmnsters-SAmsOn Levy, Mt New
buryport Mass; Edward J.. Garcelon, at Win
chester, Mass; George G, Lincoln, at North
Brooklcld, Mass; Reuben X. Sawyer, nt
wellesley, Mass. Paron q. Young, at Prince.
town. Mass; John D. Turner, ut Newtonyllle
Mass Wm. J. Wallace, at Norwood, Mass;
Noah kWadsworth, at Marlborough, Mass;
Martin l.. Harlow at South Abingdon Mass;
Samuel B,Whittaker, at Fulton, n. "; addison
S. clark, at Westheld, n. j.; Frederick q. Wise,
at Bordcntown, N. j.; Homer G. Bair, at Punk.
sutawney, Pa; l.. l.. Maughs, at Dcnison CITY,
Tex; w. J. L. Ross, at Waxahachie, Tex;
A. A. Lewis, at Gallatin, Tenn; James u. Tolll-
YER at Lebanon, Tenn; JamosT. Blain, Bruins
wick, Ga: Chas w. Lebow, at WamcE0, KAN;
Vim. b. Mead, at Obcrlin, Kan; John Wright;
at sedgwlck, Kan; James Rutherford, at Mil
ford, Mich. T. o. Carlisle, at Missouri Valley,
Iowa; Frank ID. Travis, at holdredgo Neb.;
Henry o. Goodrich, at Jerseyyille. ILL.,; Chas, ].
Haskell, ct Virginia. ILL.,; r. A. Trousdale. nt
Metropolis City, H.: J. S. X. Scoville, at Nor
ris III; John ] Semmler at San Luis Obispo;
Cal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

FLoRDNs welcome to immigrants from
the north will be tempered with reserve
now that they have shown an inclination to
take their home weather along with them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

BETWEEN Mr.. Beck's pepper and Mr..
Pugh's mustard the administration has a
large supply of condiments, but there Is an
opening for little sweet oil.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

Is the simple but expressive words of
Mai. Gen. Stanley's daughters, "Let us all
sit down and talk about the weather.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

The Senate yesterday in executive session
confirmed the following nominations:
Benjamin + Jonas, of Louisiana, to be col
lector of customs for the district of New Or
leans, Ia.
Alfred r. Edgerton, of Fort Wayne, Ind, to
be civil service commissioner.
Wm. l.. Trenholm, of Charleston, S. c., to be
civil service commissioner.
Dorman b. Eaton, of New York, to be civil
service commissioner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

SENATOR MANDERsoN made strong
speech yesterday in support of his army
bill. The object of this measure, as hereto
fore stated in detail, Is to increase the ''po-
tential strength of the army with but
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

A LUMP confirmation was accorded the
civil service commission. The country
may be happy yet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
rrrspAY, JANuARY 12.


ALaArCH's- Robson and Crane.
NArtuSAl-Fanny Davenport.
ToEr's- Gus Williams,
HEEzoG's- Naudc Granger.
DINE AfusEuM-Fanny Herring
wAsulNGToN RlSK--Ninth aud r. l. avenue
EST. EiNK-FIncsts skating surface in the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

THE ice crop Of 'sG has passed the doubt
ful stage
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
LOST IND FOUND.

EouND-A BLACK GOLD-HEADED CANE;
II can he obtained by calling and proving prop
erty and paying the cost OF advertisement, at City
LID
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The National Republican" in virginia.

The National Republican" in Virginia.
The transfer of the Richmond Wing to
Democratic Lands leaves the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN the sole representative in daily
journalism of anti-bourbon ideas in Nir-
ginia. 1t will cndeayor to MI the breach,
and to that end will devote increased at.
tention to the affairs Of the Old Dominion.
Its vigilant and efficient correspondent at
the state capital will watch the legislative
and executive acts Of the now dominant
PARTY with the same fairness-but vigilance
that is devoted at the national capital by
the home staff of this paper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

HOh DILEs
LIoR SALE HOUSE No. 1922 18th ST. n. w;
Il IL rooms, with furnace; key next door. S.l4
IIoR sALE-AT COSTA COMPLETE STOCK
Il Of general merchnpdse; good stand situated
near depot. Address NJ, Republican Ohlce. 1923
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

FOR hENT---uI uISCELLINEOUS.
ELEGANT CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANOS
II for rent. Tuning and repairing specially f.
A. URsOS Piano Rooms, 737 9th st. N. w.
10-oc23-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
BOIRDING

DEPARTNIENT EMPLOYEES WILL FIND 1T
~ to their advantage TO take their meals at "the
old reable,n the American House, Pa. av., cor 9Th
st.; reasonable rates and seasonable hours Call or
write for circular. del7-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12

Tor RENT-NEAR Il. CAPITOL ST.. BAY
II window house, rooms; modern improvements;
paTlors and hall newly papered; price, $50. ln'
Quire after p. m. at Sli 1lth St. N. W. q
Tor RENT-sT0RE No. 1915 ELEVENTH ST.
Il N w; good cellar under store and yard run
ming back TO wide alley rent low. TYLER IL
RUTHERFORD, 1926 ST. n, w, 0,l2
EoR REET-TIIE LARGE AND PLEASANTLY
IL located house, No. 1410 st.; rent low to good
and permanent tenant the house has all the modern
conyeniences and is heated by furnace. Apply No.
1d1S q st, fOr'paftiCulars. O-del7-f
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-12
WANTED-EMPLoYMBNT.

w ANTED ny A COMPETENT DRESS.
w maker, sewing by the day or week; references
given. Address w. r., Republican Office. LA
w ANTE D-FIRsT.CLASS COOK (MAN
w wants situation rs caterer or cook In private
family or boarding house. Address FRENCH
COOK, Republican Office. 1-l2
NATANTED-BY A LADY WHO CAN WRITE
w shorthand from dCtution and has type
writer, q position MS amanuensls. Address l.. II.
NJ. Republican Onice. 1-l2