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National Republican., 1876-03-01
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National Republican., 1876-03-01
WEDNESDAY MoRNINe::::::.MARcH i 1876,

THE campaign wakes hot in the old
Granite State. MarcY's ugly copperhead
record during the late war, which he has
In.,een butting his political head against ever
since, is likely to make finish of him this
time. He was bad selection, and will be
consigned to OBLIVION.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
New Publications.

"French Political Leaders" By Edward
King. Published by G. p. Putnam's Sons,
New York city. For sale by Warren Choate
& Co.
Cabin and Plantation Songs, arranged by T.
p. Fenner. Published by G. 2. Putnam's Sons.
For sale by Warren Choate & Co.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
BUILDERS, EXCHANGE,

EXCHANGE,
sIs EIGHTH STREET.
Between Penn. Ave. and ID street.
EIes.Dse there fy daily sSN the
A''SSS sS%TEEEIIdha H. asSkS%sS;, Lumber.
sTEPHES JusT. Bander. N '''0A As''"An''
J: !. /. T.. SiGEfsshs, S4hfi sH!isef; builder.
sBfghS sdHsSSssSS!EsEREHEsE, s%!ESE ss,s. ssaPsss..
a: G1DpEss { CO.. Baiiaers.
ShHhs ahS! sUSRERTSS. EesRIhs; spIlafsi BsfId.r.
S.f ". MxS9RrK. MSSP, SsiissHia ssIia.r.
SaHSis SIhB aHSSfESi i SStkSihl Bil9ssss SHts:;,.
Il. B. poMSISs SSSAlss 8 ISko.. Builders.
]: sEHTbkR y bRPhHIGIRk, hHRIEhl hsiiSsI; BaIsss:
\: E:H; /! rERhiss. TEshissfs SdIisss. ssI.ssf:
T: Fl 4. aSiEzSk1S%iil SaEEHR, SsildsII SSiiasr'
@ {3s = b WSIaH4l WMIIGaEHfkHSSiS; RS2is;.I Builder.
Join HENDERSON, builder.
4: TSTSfsEE q SkitoRi isRhsoN, sfi1sei Builders.
& SEd: ssIfh EGO Co, S ssisi SsfeSant..
Ta1s WALKER I1ERs co.. t R5icx N4sSn, Merchants.
FORD sWfNsoR Brick Merchants.
Ta%; SNTWIsLE, B5isEi.yss;
JOHN W. B9sERs, BficEiaIer.
CHARLES LEMoS; IR:, Bdckiayer.
Sk4Is SESj E. q. GthGEi tMhdGNEfissosasERY, sssfER Slater.
wM MSSSM5YN sSS sSSs ssSss 6s.ssa SHassr
OBVEHMEYER. Stone Cater,
%HlgE SSHN 5. ! Iekp,' BED s.na sa1pfsss Dealer.
DIV. BEVERAGE, Wire Worker.
fsbfkkxfi$afE, % Il P7kk ESa!! Mn kFSsIss''' %a1s
j. ii. KUEHLING. Bell Hanger.
VI %S&Et E hsEsNh' B2SsEfIY. q. sSGSRs: ssliGsF:
5SsTIs il EIfSaSiEFR. SidtFTT.. bsissf.y.r. ssllsss
Gaas. cahs TisE, J. skNaiaG.I NRaFiiiasGb,Issil;, Slater.
SS5sT sgnssg ssGsss.S%S sas Ss.
WIN. MCLEAN, Lumber.
"TRIP "TRIP; W III FILING; Ill s.daal BSllder.
LGfaRIoK Kfsa, Builders Buiidefs.
HYYhDEs GHYDEs sns nssLHunSsiDoN. HnsiDoN Seneca and Blue
ESGiuss REYNOLDS, Br,eklayer.
gEo: g; WILSON, Grading aad Paving.
JOHN {; aKRRis, Painter.
q. MACNICHOLS. Painter.
9. TAYLOR H0LTZCLAw, Builder,
j. CAyNAUGH. Painter.
J.TURNFR, Excavator.
GRAY MOVES, Founders.
THOS. A. BROWN. Painter.
OHN CARPENTER, Piasterer.
JAMES N HODGES, Painter.
RORERT BRENNON, Painter.
ROBERT A. wHITEHAhD, Silver Platter.
TAYLOR YOUNG, Heaters and Slate Man
RoDoLPH WILLIS. Builder.
q W. MILLER, Brickiayer.
EDWARD CARSON, Plisterer;
All parties, In whatever branch OF Building, are
cordially invited TO have . box at the Exchange,
Percy COLMAN,
Agent for Doors, Sash, Blinds,
And Building Material generally.
A good assortment always on hand.
Estimates ful nished for special oruers.
3IS Eighth street,
Bet. Penn. ave. and D street n. W..
= xOR RENT-fine Front ROOMS, suitable for
National Republican., 1876-03-01

Mr. Robert Bonner announces without re-
straint or hesitancy that he will not buy any of
the T,'ibrfnr stock. He probably has burdens
enough TO bear without incumberins himself
by such transaction.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

man in 81. Louis who has been having the
ddirium tremens from the effects Of crooked
whisky has recently been drinking the straight
article, and now he says the serpents have all
changed to angels.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Bernard Burnstine
VS.. In Eq. No. 1871. Docket Il.
This has been referred to the auditor to
the trustee account and distribute the funds de-
rived from sale reported In the above-entitled
cause; therefore, the parties TO the cause, the
persons interested, are hereby notified to ap-
pear before me on THURSDAY, the I'd day Of
the west wing of the City Hall adjoining the Equity
Court, Washington city, prove their claims, and
be heard Touching the matters referred.
fe2S-3t THOMAS HOOD, Auditor.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

Those New England athletes are getting
fastidious. First Yale withdraws from the
rowing association, and now the New Haven
Base Ball club steps outside of the national
association. 10th associations are expected
TO recover soon.
A London paper says that "the Spanish
General MOriones rested his army for few
moments when on the point of attack"
Taking everything into consideration, such
thing may be possible for a Spanish army,
but when you come to rest an American army
on the point of tack, you won't, and that's
the end OF it.
Governor Kellogg stands firm at the helm in
Louisiana, and although the storm clouds are
lowering fast, his unfaltering trust in the ulti-
mate triumph Of right supports him, and he
will not yield unless the assassin's knife which
is threatening, does its bloody work.
The cry Of "TO arms to arms ~ which the
White Leaguers gave yesterday on the streets
of New Orleans, is but the echo of Ben Hills
shout, ''The North is to blame for the cruel
ties Of Andersonville." 1t is the same old
rebel yell, bearing in its tones the same i'm
pressive meaning.
The Bourbons Of New Orleans have come to
grief, poor fellows. They tried to bribe the
Senate in order to get the infamous impeach-
ment resolution passed, and now are raging
and storming like 4 horde of mad men seeking
active business.
There is q young man away down South
whose love has forsaken him and fastened her
affections on great man, and 1t is said that
during the wee hours OF night, when all is
calm and still about his abiding place, his
voice is heard, in tones of anguish, crying,
"Let no jilty woman escape"
"Ny son: cried Mrs. Mix, "you must stop
that noise. or you will drive me crazy" $50
much the better" cried the youngster, "for
If l ever happen to murder any one, then,
can prove lunacy in the family" The slipper
which removed the above false impression
weighed about twenty ounces to the pound in
the estimation of Mrs. Mix's son.
When Lsndis, the murderer Of Carrutb, was
a boy, he got into lively controversy wiz a
schoolmate, during which the latter called him
o lunatic, whereupon Lands, feeling insulted,
knocked his comrade down. A few weeks
since he and his legal advisers searched the
country far and near for persons who were
willing to testify that he was lunatic. Pecu-
liar conditions often change the aspect of
things.
Catching life and inspiration from the de-
fant tones of JEFF. Davis and the fire-dsyouring
sentiments of Hill, Tucker and Co., their
sympatbizers in Mississippi and Louisiana
have uttered the war whoop Of revolution and
inaugurated a desperate fight to destroy by
force and fraud the Republican power in the
South. They seize upon the weapon of i'm
peachment as the first means to accomplish
their ends. In New Orleans, this strategy
having failed, they in rage and despair at
tempted to arouse their followers 70 the as
sumption Of force in order to further their
work. Ttey counsel srmed resistance to
National Republican., 1876-03-01

Mrs. Gen. Phil. Sheridan's brand new baby is
as cute little dew drop as was ever brewed
by angels hands, yet the General insists that
it already has the war Whoop of the Comanches
nerfectly intonSted
National Republican., 1876-03-01
LEGAL,

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
CIAL TERM, FEBRUARY Is, 1876.
ecutor OF JonE T; W. ESSEN, deceased, the
executor Aforesaid has, with the aRpro bation
bia aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of March: 1873, for the Anal settlement and
ceased, and Of the assets in hand, as far as the
same have been collected and turned into money:
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit In said deceased's
estate: Provided. copy OF this ordsy be published
once week for three weeks in the NATIONAL Re-
PCBLICAN previous TO the said day;
Test A. WEBSTER,
feIs-W3w Register OF wills.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

The bill to restore those who were dropped
from the pension rolls for disloyalty was
again debated yesterday with much earnest
ness in the House. 1t is an eX-COnfed crate
bill, concocted in the interest of ex-Confeder-
ates, and, in force and import, tends to pay
premium on disloyalty. Republican members
are willing to restore these men henceiorth
out of magnanimity, which is a spirit of gen.
erosity that can be, with propriety, displayed.
But when such men as Hill and Tucker and
others of the same inclinations, and bearing
similar personal records, urge as a duty which
Congress must perform the payment of ar
rearage pensions to disloyal men for the time
they were fighting against the National Gov
ernment il bears the stamp Of a most ridicu-
lous measure, and should be combatted with
all the strength and perseverance that lies
within the scope of the Republican and loyal
element of the House. Right upon the heels
of a most Infamous act-that of hurting
crippled Union veterans from their only source
Of support in the House-Hill and Tucker
and their followers come boldly to the 'front.'
and, with imperative boisterousness, demand
that their accomplices in the attempted
assassination of the Union shall be rewarded
for their reasonable services. Not having
aired their secession sentiments enough by
their rabid attack upon Lincoln, whom they
blamed for the atrocities committed on the
death-breeding acres at Andersonville, they
now demand, with lordling's pomposity, pay
for the men who forsook the interests of the
Republic and in league with them made giant
efforts to destroy it. Not being satisfied with
the late fire-eating dIatribe of Ole Dan Tucker,
who still insists that there is no such thing as
nation, they yet delight in foolishly exhibiting
their unquenchable love for the cause which
blythe North is supposed to be lost, in thus
forcing upon the country the payment of ar
realages to those who aided and abetted them
in their nefarious and ruthless attempt to
divide the Union. With triumphant grins
they reduce the meagre salaries of the
widows and orphans of Union veterans
now in the civil service, and then, with
long and solemn countenances, urge re-
muneration for the services of those whom
they inyeigled into the strife by their flaming
speeches, or who entered 1t from q natural
hatred for the Union of States. Magnanimity
is splendid thing, a most glorious quality to
be blessed with, but there is well-defned
limit even to this. The nation can afford to
be magnanimOus, but 1t cannot well afford to
be foolish. Six weeks ago these same men
were urging as a generous measure the re-
moyal of the political disabilities from JEFF
Davis, and subsequent events proved the
prophecy of this journal that such an act
would not be agreeable to the old gentleman.
They now want the Government to pay large
sum of money to those who tried hard to an
nihilate it. This may be magnanimity, but it
is like paying man for making you miserable,
and it is to be hoped the Republican element
in the House, combined with what few loyal
Democrats there are left, will kill the measure
so dead that 1t will need immediate burial.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

A clerk in one Of the Departments recently
spelled the word "Guel'' "fewell,' and, then,
thinking that perhaps he was mistaken in the
orthography, he crossed one of the "l's," AID
sent the official document so New York.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
IrEHHIfGs,sst EpHfsstt t41Sum SSsum BEEF
AND TONIC INyIGORArOR.

Recommended by the best physicians IN Englaud
and Ameriea for Consumption, Debility, Loss 0 {
Female and Children Mslsdfes.
OPINION OF DR.. Z. 8. STEUART, President
Maryland Insane Hospttai. Baltimore, Nd.
tract OF Beef as the most efficient preparation
os nass sns tonse II, S1Menes the virtues OF
OPINION OF DR.. WIN. H. STOKES, Physician
TO Mount Hope Retreat, near Baltimore.
timony TO the virtues Of Leibig's Liquid Extract
CT Beef and Tonic Invigorator a. the very best
preparation used. and, therefore, couddeutiy
recommend It to the medical profession -
AND MANY OTHER TESTIMONIALs.
PUT UP IN PINT BOTTLES-Ai EACHlTAKE
NO OTHER.
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Wholesale Agents,
SCHELLER q PINKARD,
de1s-TuTh&siv a Pennsvivania avenue.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

The EreN,iUg Post, the high-toned, dignifed,
naughty Ere'r'g Post, has put on the mantle
of defamation and, in very scurrilous man.
ner, attempts to belittle the splendid record of
Senator Conkling. 1t says that on no promi-
nent question of national policy and interest
has he ever occupied leading position. The
Post is conscious that in making this state
ment it pronounced a barefaced untruth. 1t
knows full well that every great question
which has arisen in the councils of the nation
for the past fifteen years has received the Sen
ator's intelligent consideration, and that in
most Of them he has been very prominent, and
always very pronounced in his views. If the
Post can afford to wear the scurvy garb which
it has thrown upon itself there is no doubt
hut that the Senator will he able to survive it.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

This is not very good year for young men.
They do not seem to prosper. Everything
turns awry in their endeavors. One young
snob in the West has recently had his coat
tails filled very full of No. ) shoes because he
proposed to young lady, who claimed it her
privilege during leap year, and now comes the
report from Brooklyn that while a spruce
young gent was in the act of asking the hand
of a well-known young belle she sprinkled
cayenne pepper into his eyes, and ordered the
servants to thrust him out into the chilly night
air. We knew it was going to be very bad
year for young men, There was something in
the January atmosphere which gave distinct
premonitory symptoms of this, and nothing
will save them but the quiet recesses of some
secluded hermitage.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

"My dear girl" said young doctor to
young and beautiful patient, ''you must exer-
else for your heslth." "AlI right" cried the
little coquette; ''VIl run the risk and jump at
the first offer" He gave her an opportunity,
but she took 1t in very small doses.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

There are many persons in the North who
are disposed to hold the Republicans of the
South responsible for all of the populations
and frauds which have been perpetrated inthat
section. We hope in few days to show that
Democratic lobbyists are not guiltless, but in
nine tenths OF the instances of this kind they
were parties to these swiudles, and made it
easy and practicable for the colored legislators
to engage in schemes of plunder. We shall
endeayor to show that in the States of Georgia,
North and South Carolina the Nemisis of Re-
publican Legislatures were Democratic lobby
lists, some of whom have taken the money thus
made to elevate them to exalted positions.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
EDITORIAL, GOSSIP.

Mr. Anna Dickinson and Miss Whitelaw
Reid. Nuptials-wheu the May flowers come.
No cards.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
BUILDING MATERIALS

THE ARTIFICIAL STONE COHPAMH
= OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is prepared TO supply, at shert notice, TilInR kor
nestlDules, Sidewalks, Footways and CuroIng, N
different colors; Fountains, Lawn OrnamsatI,
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; hooso1
Gonted; cellar walls and flooring cemented to axe
clude dampness; kitchens and areas cemented Ana
made perfectly dry, and sure preventive against
the intrusion OF rats, insects, &c:, and all othar
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes IN q fsT
days superior to any Of the marble natural stoaa
In common use, and Is an admir- able Initiation H
either marble or stone; Is more durable. ana In.
Srsases Us crushing resistance with age, Its beaa8
G, N. ROBERTS, Manager,
jas-N lSS ouisian, ayea1a
National Republican., 1876-03-01
THE PuREsT AND RES
DREsERyE YOUR HEALTH.

i
10 do this II Is necessary that you should lnhale
fRksH and PURE AIR In the rooms you daily
and nightly occupy.
This can only BE- done successfully and without
danger of contracting Coughs, Colds and their
pro6aslZ sttendant evils, by purchasing and using
the NEW PATENT
Transparent ventiIators.
These eYENTILAToRs may be applied to Win
dows OF all descri iptions and are stationary. They
are invaluable. for nse In schooi-r0oms, public
halls hospitals invalid chambers, sleeping apart
ments and rooms in general.
These VEHTILATOhS on exhibition and
for sale at 1872 street, near corner OF Thlrteenth
northwts st, washington, ID. c.. and may also be
seen in operation 1t the Billiard Rooms OF Miller
Jones, over National Theatre.
&S-Can aud examine them.
6EO. WAGNER. Inventor and Patentee,
marley Washington, ID. @.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
PERSONAL

c%OCHN|NNNDNINHONoN HONoNN1NON~N-N~-NINNO~
MATRIMONIAL-A YOUNG GENTLE
Nl NAN of wealth and refinement, stranger in
the Capital, is desirous Of meeting lady who pos
sesses \ gentle disposition, loving nature, and
who can appreciate similar qualities In 4 gentle
man. lady who has the entire to good society,
and is desirous OF securing Q kind and afectonate
husband, will please address, with sincerity, ssAr-
mand Duval, Office Of THE RErUBLIc
fe26-6ts
National Republican., 1876-03-01

W. q. EYO1TE,
: Be0kBlhDEa AND PAPE1-RulER
s~ -. ~ ShnSs..sysy.a.a ns.,y.a :ys,s - rsso
ssssn ss.sf., e R;a5s sssa rs a
National Republican., 1876-03-01

GOMETHING NEW IN WASHINGTON.
THE NATIONAL HY6IENIC INSTITUTE AND
DINING ROOMS,
Just opened q. llo4 street. where the best FIRST
CLASS BOARD can be had At reasonable rates,
permanent and transient.
novls-3m W. r. ROSS, N. D., Proprietor.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
BOARDING.

67H PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
X " Slxth-street epot.-First-eIass board,
with room, from sS to SO per week. transient, sl 20
per day. feII-tf
TlREMONT HOUSE, COR. OF SECOND
\ STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
"a ssseS Res hay DAY, 81 pei sek Si oi per ,ments,
has recently been impsoysd. newly furnished and
house to and from the Capitol. No liquors sold.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
LOST AND FOUND.

SS REWARD.-LOST, FEBRUARY u, A
sCc black-and-tan Setter GGP. The above re-
ward will be paid for her return to W. JACKSON.
Eleventh and Water streets southwest. marl-3ts
oS REWARD.-LOST OR STOLEN, A
epc small buff -colorsd TERRIER answers to
the name of Buff Five dollars viii be paid to
any one returning him to 1872 street northwest.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
BRANCH STORE

CARPETS.
We take pleasure I'm calling the aften.
tfoa OF purehAsers TO Oar very large
md eOmple lete 49, oFtmeof OF FOBBIcl
AID DOME9TIC CARPEEH, which Ne
have tast received. via;
FRENCH MOoUETrR,
ENGLISH ROYAL WiLTOHS,
ENGLISH AXWIN0TER,
ENGlIRH BODY BRUSSELA
AM6RlCAN BODY BRUSSEL1,
BODY HBUDoEI3-HalI and stair, II
CKOSslEY,s ENGLISH VELVET, 81
and G.4 PRIVATE,
CROSDLEYD ENGLIBH TAPE8TRY.
1.4 and Ga PBIvArE,
BO8DEkED CARPErB for BtAinea
CRosSIEY's TAPEsrEH-Hail s.A
EHGLIsG vENETIAN Hall anA
AF1n Line OF 7NGRAIN CARPErs.
ALL GRADES,
FLOOR DBUG0ET8. All Sizes.
MOQUETT, WILTON AND VELv13
BU08 IN Great Variety,
Also. o full line OF Rurnsley Damasks
Floor Linens, Ie-4. l2.4 and ie~z wide,
for DAAcfng llo1hs.
aOOE BRO. q co.
sepstf hes z Street northwest.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

legally-secured Republican administration.
They openly ayow a desperate intention of
carrying the State for the Democracy by force,
and, If necessary, by fraud. Such things as
these only aid in strengthening the Republican
party in the North and of making their cause
surely triumphant in the coming colossal con-
test.
The Bourbon organ of New Orleans came
out yesterday with a flaming appeal to the
White League to arm and wrest the State
from Republican rule. To-day our energetic
orators will tell these things to the people of
New Hampshire, and it will help to swell the
Republican victory there by many hundred
votes. Every time this embodiment of Satan
the White League-shows its cloyen foot it
impresses the public more strongly of the i'm
peratiYe necessity of sustaining the party
which preserved and still maintains the Union.
She was In real earnest and somewhat over
anxious to dream about her future husband.
Moved by this desire, she devoured about two
pounds of wedding cake, and wrapping the
cover-lids Of her couch about her, passed
gently away to that wondrous land where the
mysterious Morpheus swsys q magic sceptre
as its king. At the breakfast-table on the
ollowing morning she announced emphatic
ally that she would rather spend her life in an
attempt to hang the ocean up on grapevine
to dry than to marry the man whom she met
with in her dreams.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS
%

LIE, Letters and Journals OF George Tieknor.
The Unseen world. BY John Fiske ..........s 90
Memorial Tributes to Prof. Morse, with fne
steel engraVlngs 20
Songs, as yapg BY the Hampton students.... 30
The Bible Word Book. By Surnton.......... l 90
French PolHical Leaders. By I'd. King ..... 30
Select English Eyangeiists. the Spe :tator, ed
tted bF HabDsrton. i Do
Marriage IN High Life. BY Feuillet, paper. rs
The same IN yellum sf.2S and cloth bindings. 1 80
The GBeat Divide-Travels In the Upper Yell
lowstone. Ry the Earl OF Dunrayen........ 4 50
The Cnrate in Charge. By Mrs. 0liphant.... 50
PanSaniaS. By Lord Lytton.. 50
New Helps to Holy Lent. BY Bishop Hunt
Memoirs OF DR.. Mott. BY SanIwooa V. Lewis. 90
Finance-a great speech delivered In the
Academy OF Music, Philadelphia. By Judge
The Heavens. By Guillemin; new edition.. 50
His Natural Life. By Marcus CIarke.......... 75
Poe's Poems. Diamond edition. 25
Prentlces Poems. %
new Job lot books in cloth bindings.......... 50
AT
SOLOMONS q CHAPMAN.s.
Agents Tor Lawrence's tsPure Linen'' Papers,
su PeunsvivanIs avenue,
Inhl-tf Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

Those New England athletes are getting
fsstidious. First Yale withdraws from the
rowing association, and now the New Haven
Base Ball club steps outside of the national
association. Roth associations are expected
TO recover soon.
National Republican., 1876-03-01

nWeLEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
~ PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
at the REPUBLICAN, JOB OFFICE. nol2-H
"wRAPPING PAPER FOE sALl
~ At this once.
n~ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
@ compounded At COUGHLIN'S TEMPLE
DRUG STORE. Masonic Temple. janla
National Republican., 1876-03-01

YEA REDUCTION OF rs PEE CENT.
~ below the regular retail rates on all
brands OF Cigars and Tobacco and Smokers
LuXuries at
M. 6OLDSTEIN'S
California Cigar Store,
6ll Pennsyivania avenue,
febl0-tf Under Metropolitan Hotel.
National Republican., 1876-03-01
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The board of directors OF East Washington
Building Association, No. Q, at meeting held
February Il. authorized the undersigned to re-
ceive subscriptions to stock. Payments 81 per
month per share. First pa yment second Monday
in March.
Persons wishing to subscribe can send postal
card: giving full name and address, and stating
number of shares.
z. B. FERGUSON, Secretary,
Southwest corner Second street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. fe2j-6t