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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
A Capnb,c. Fn,.hrnI Omcer.

General John b. Stonchouse assistant adjutant-
general of the State of New York, Is sojournng at
the Ebbitt House But he Is not there MS gentle
man OF leisure. He is buSily engaged adjusting
the claims of New York upon the United States for
advances made by that State for supplies and mu-
ntions and support of troops at the State depots
for stated periods and while in transit from 1861 to
1866. The General has been engaged upon these
claims fora dozen years, and, in consequence of
his intelligent, painsakng work, several millions
of dollars have been allowed and paid. lie was
early in the war, and proved so faithful and vigil
liant, always courteous and honorable, that he was
promoted to brigadier-general and his salary
Legislature, in Acknowledgement of his honest
and successful service. He had during the war
the opportunity and the power to gain fortune ut
the cost OF tarnish. But simple, Straightforward
honor guided him, So he chCcrly faces wife and
children so he meets tile hearty greetings of
friends so the State and General Governments
recognize this most faithful Of public officers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
General prndy's Rig Heart.

In conversation between n friend Of General
Thomas ]. Brady and Cath the famous CORE.
spondcnt, published in the Cincinnati Enquirer re-,
Gently, about the star-route prosecutions, Gath "
asked:
Does he show timidiyH
General Brady's friend replied:
mot q bit. If Dorsey would imit1te Tom Brady's
backbone he would get more respect. Brady is n
kind IL apparently stolid man, aud will give
you an instance. At one time, soon afler mnde
his acquaintance, drew ont of bank all the money
had, nbuut $500, and paying my debts, had just
about s3s len, When got through dropped into
Tom Bradys office and said: Well I'm ready to
set up the lunch to-day, for ! have got this
much money ahead Of the world We went
out together and spent mn hour. That afternoon
late came dispatch telling of n terrible accident
In my family that was summering In distant
State. one of my children, pcrhap, both, were
dead had stll $50 LETT niterI should buy my
ticket, and dropping n line TO Brady, telliiiS him
what had happened. started away. ON mynr;;
rival at the place OF suffering, to my surprise, !
found a telegraph order for 500 from Brady, say
ing: I remember that you were short, and have
sent on this so that part Ofyour anxiety may be
relieved. And with the tears which dropped
over my dead boys corpse fell more for the kind
heart of General Tom Brady"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
The New YorL C..,om.rou.c.

Things are badly ont Of Joint az ihe custom
house In respect TO the preparation Of the trade
merchants engaged In foreign trade as the key TO
the commercial position. Thus the weekly ex-
ports TO be published tomorrow come down only
10 December 20; the character Of the movement
from that time to date Is not known, nor will II be
for several days TO come. This delay, am told,
Is in consequence of insufficient clerical force In
the statistical department The merchants have
repeatedly called the attention of the collector to
the default, and have likewise addressed the Soc.
retaTty of the Treasury OH the subject, but still
there Is no redress. Red tnpe Is in the way. An
appeal, hear, will now be made TO the President
direct In which case 1t is toleraby certain reform
will follow. No man knows better than General
Arthur the requirements of the custom house. aud
the Importance of early publication of the class of
statistics alluded TO- and he Is usually prompt TO
net In such mRtters.-Neln York letter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOh SALE ON KENT.
81. RENTAL
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
No, 0i6 y street no, Invest
Q,ower Floor)
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
Houses and Rooms furnished and unfnrnlshed, OF
every description, in all paris of the city for Rent
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
new aud novel plan, for the convenience OF the
grams. choice Without visiting ali the @ premises
givlnga au accurate description ofRooms Houses Lots
we also rent Pianos, Organs. Furniture. &c.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
no, lf5l Mass, ave. NJ W., elegant mod. rooms
No. 1913 Fifteenth st. n. We extra fine rooms,
No. No 5Sa Sa va ave IS W. Soi sPilepa,9 ma rooms
No s07 Eleventh st. n. W., elegant parlors and rooms
No. 1897 + st. n. W., extra fine parlors and rooms.
No. 1910 g st. n. W., line parlofs aud rooms.
rooms IN the city cheap to good party f'''O'' WI"
No 20l2 fourteenth st n w, 3nlee giarnlshed rooms
No ele ! 81, n. W., floor unnlrnshed rooms.
NO. "a M s. Il T. W. esans paIors nd SooSs
No 9i0 10Th st. n. W., large. nice parlors:
No. No. ai S wv Sis0e
No. 7ls nth 81. u. w,splendid parors.
No AZ 10Th st. n, w, very nice parlors and rooms
No. 500 itb ST. ~ w., splendid pariors and rooms
No isH iith st. n. w. nice large nariors.
No. 2ls A st. =, G., elegant parors and rooms.
No. 22O ist st. n. O., elegant parOra and rooms.
No. 230 lst ST. n. e., elegant parlors aud rooms,
No. i2lg st. n. W., splendid parlors and rooms
No i71G Pa. ave. n. w, double parlors and rooms
No 1s 18Th st. n. W., double parors and single rooms
No $40 9Th st. n. W., double parlors. -
No T2i 18th st. ~ W., double pnrlors and rooms.
No 7i5 9th st. n W., double parlOrs
No Coz 9Th st. n. W. double parlorS.
No 033 q 81. n. W., elegant large double parlors
No Oi5 q 81. n. W., double parlors and . rooms.
VACANT ROOMS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Furnished and Unfurnished. Tho demand upon MS Is
increasing. Those having Rooms and other property
for Rent will find u onEArLY TO THEIR INTEREST to
call on us. Oncc hours a. m. to p. IN.
des SUTPHEN & ROGERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
.run souIs Mith hnt a sInrIe rnounLt.r p

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to John
+. Dyson and Lucinda Frazer, James H. Faulk and
ley Albert Brown and Martha Wilkersom Francis
Shaw and Margaret Jackson, all Of Washington;
Robert Buckley and Mamie Fletcher, Fairfax
County, Virginia; Lewis W, Murray and sophia s.
Wilson, William NJ. Baekus and Constance II.
Beall. Georgetown; Joseph Ashton, FairL9x County,
Virginia and Julia Thomas, Georgetown; Corne-
Illus AshlOn and Bellie MaLsOn. Mnshinglon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30

Samuel Young the young colOred man who es-
capped from the Reform School on the 10th of last
month, and attempted TO outrage a respectable
young white lady named Bertha Holman, on
was before the Police Court several days ago on
the charge of assault and battery md the Govern
ment made out ease of assault, and gave the pris-
Ouer time get some boys from the Reform school
as witnesses, who, he said escaped from the school
Mt the same time he did. Henry Burk was brought
from the Reform School 10 the Police Court yes
terday, and In his testimony conradicted the prls-
oners statement as TO how he was dressed, aud
said what he wore agreed with the description that
the lady gave Of her assnilant The Court sem
tenced him TO six months in jail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30

The Progress Club gave a hop at Shedons Hall
Wednesday night, which was attended by a merry
company. Among the participants were Misses X,
Behrend, A. Behrend, b. Strasburger, B. Kaufman,
Y, Samsag, NJ. ROsenthal, of Alexandria; E. Rosen-
berg, Emma Bensinger f. Goodman +, Hush, of
Danvllle, Va, and Wolf Among the gentle
men were Messrs. ID. Nachman, president; Fcrd
Frank, ballet master; Joseph srasburger, l., Basa,
A. Behrend NJ, Newmyer, Julius Lunsburgh, l.,
Kirsh, of BufIalQ n. Y; NJ, STasbuTger, NJ, Else
man, Joseph Kahn, of Baltimore; NJ. Hamburger,
S. Jncobs, of Now York, and others
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
Memorial Hospital rund,

Treasurer Gilnllnn has received the following
subscriptions to the Garfield Memorial Hospital
First Congregational Church, s0lH; Metropol-
tan Baptist Church, S25 ! Levi Strauss, San Fran
cisco, Cal, 500; Baptist Church. Oyster Bay,
Queens County, New York, 81; W. &, Knight,
Cedartown, Ca, 50 l.. II. Hazeltlne, Jamestown,
n. y, 81 Isaac a. Rankin, Nassau, n, Y, Sli N.
u. Canter Queechee, VI, Sl,b0i Sarah NJ, Atwood,
QueeChee, VT, 50ceuls; Episcopal Church Qndian),
SanLee AGENCY, Nebraska, S1.9l.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30

A DouBLE-sHEET REPUBLICAN, Of aSY-
six columns will be published on Satur-
day, containing all the local, telegraphic,
and miscellaneous news of the day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30

There win bo meeting of worklngmen held
under the auspices Of the Cafps tiers and JOiners
Association Of Washington city at Knights Of
Pythias Hall tonight. The meeting will be 0d.
dressed by II, Martin Williams, Of Missouri. A
large attendance Of wage workers Is desired, Let
all attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
Those who intend receiving on New

THOSE who intend receiving on New
Years Day and those who do not will
greatly oblige us if they will send the
fact to The REPUBLICAN, Office at the ear
liest time possible, in order that they
may he properly classified II is intended
to publish the list in Saturdays double
sheet
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30

OFFICE ROOMS In Nos s,3 and aia Four-nnd.a-
half 81 n. W.; also In as Louisiana ave. n. W.
Call for copy or our RENT LIST, issued every
Monday morning. II contains complete list Of all
our property for rent
MONEN no LOAN on Real Estate AZ lowest rates.
Parties having properly 10 trade sell Will lind II to
their advantage 60 call Is. N. WARMER
dcih pi6 Il street.
IvORSAIE-CAnDs, POST Fms, DODGERS. AND
II ~ kinds Of Printing can be had nj The Hepubll.
can iuh uhlt. ON short notice seq
L.uu Hi.NT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II p,upcrty for rent JOHN sIiEhMAN& q CO,
lrNff ~. Cloud Building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30

FREDERICK \. FREINGHUYsEE, Of New Jersey,
who succeeds Mr. Blaine in the Depar tment Of
State, has been twice a. Senator, and was offered
the position OF Minister to England by Grant, but
doclinedit. His uncle, Theodore Freinghuysen,
was the Wing candidate for the Vice Presidency
in 1874 and went down with Henry Clay before the
victorious Democracy. Mr., Frellnghuysen Is u
man of more prudence and sound judgment than
Blaine, and he will probably not sport an "ag-
grcsslye foreign policy" unless there Is some real
occasion fol- it.-Courier JOurlR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
WANTED-HoiIses.

WY ANTED-A COMPLETE AND ELEGANTLY
w Furnished House. for six months; must be CEN
trally located. Address RELIABLE, Republican
office de3O-3tt
WY TANTED TO PURCHASE-A GOOD DWELL
make part payment In choice farming lands located
ln Nebraska. Inquire Of C. .SToRRS, Room 3s, st.
Cloud building de2L2HA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
WASHINGTON, D. c, DEcEMprR 30, 1881.
Population Of The National Capital. 10000.
Annscn,cnt. To.NIeht.

NArioNAL TiIEATRE-Nokes Family,
PORp's OrERAIIoUsE-"T Colonel"
ROLLER SKATING RISK, New York Tue-
Matinee and evening assembly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
society Bellies.

on account of its remarkably delicate and last.
ing fragrance society bellies are loud IN their praises
oiFloreston Cologne,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
United States Marshal's Sale.

by virtue of writ of fleri faclas issued out of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia and to directed will sell at public sale
for cash at the Court House door of said District
SATUR RDAY, the 3lst day of December, 1851, at "
o'clock M, all the right title claim, and interest of
the defendant, AonzO A. Mari, in and to tue follow
ingdescribed property, to wit Lot No. 90 IN w. i.
rOdds subdivision of square No $685. Washington, ID.
G., together with all and singular the Improvements
thereon, levied upon s the property Of Alonzo A.
of Rinayalt & Hack &. II. HENRY,
del2dts United States Marshal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH HATH tDR BoVEEs)
IN lil7 q street. opposite Riggs House. Large POOL
good ventilation Ladies', Monday aud Friday. Not
open sunday. open from 2 till l0i Saturday, u
lreiAn. Qc5ely
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
43O Tenth Street Northwest,
MAKES CORSETS to ORDER

sPEcIALTIEs NOW ON WE'VE
French Hand Made Underclothlng.
Merino Underwear, Including Union Suits.
French, English, and German Hosiery.
Palent shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform
Goods.
Imported and Domestic Corsets, from the best
manufacturers In the world
COrAetS made 10 order, In every style and ma
tcrlal, and perfect il guaranteed.
80 French, German, and spanish spoken.
dc26-N
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AAIUsEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FoRDs oPERA.mousE
ERIC BAYLEY's COMEDY COMPANY.
in the Royal Comedy entitled
THE COLONEL
Witnessed with genuine euthuslasm,
now played Tor over 30 nights IN London and prom
lsng 10 equal the longest run on record.
Entirely New scenery.
Unique and Characterls,lc AppoInimenta
proseen sSt D9sumes "a, by Dp MSurer Of london
Bye oP Sc Wae hsSTo Of London M o
MATINEE sAruRDAY.
NEXT MoNDAy--Tho New Years Pantomimo
the Sew umpy T Dumpy FyS o. epSa5s 1se and Ss
wonderland Of laughable surprises.
NATIoNAL THEATRE
RB-A Change of Bm Tonight 90
The original and only
voKEs FAMILY.
n their mIrth-provoklng speciality.
FUN ~ FOO,
preceded by their charming creation
COUSIN JOE
TOMORROW, MATINEE Ara
sSeSsn @ oar OF usual 81 SsesP up ma matinee @ prices except an In
BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN,
preceued py i,ir summer eNenings sketch entitled
MIN . iso-"ANNH'
Monday january Q Mr. DENmA NJ TuoMpaoN
(,pANn sAcpEp opcuIsrp Ar foNrrpsr
W AT ABNERs MUSIC HALL,
WASHINGTON oSRRcthiffEsrRAL uNIoN.g
,-, 80 IN NUMBER .- =.
"ss'Seu u! MI h, G, in nnu "" Oc'e'e iroi"
NJ NJ RIjboiPu ri ROWE 90 toncert MRster
' " sirNbAy IANiiARV''ii / Isss
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PERSONAL.

vVNHE MINED PAINT AND COLOR HOUSE OF
i John w Masury6 son is the oldest IN the United
States aud the largest In the world All their Paints
CulOIH, and NaTnshes are for sale by JAMES II, Mo
GILL, dealer IN Building Supplies H2l New York
avenue, near the Treasury dc2s-1tf
MADAME ST. CHEVREMONT (FRENCH
Nl Teacher, Diplomec de rAcademie de Paris.
lessons private and In classes ut reasonable terms
best of references. Address s2l Vermont avenue In
care OF Miss Hilton. dc2LGt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
united Stntes Mnrshal,s Sale.

BY virtue of writ of heri facias issued out of
the Clerks office Of the, supreme, Court Of the
District Of Columbia, and TO me directed l will
sell at public sale, for cash. at the Court House door
OF said District, on SATURDAY, the 3lst day of De-
Cembor, 1881, at " o'clock all the right, title,
claim. and interest OF the defendant In and to the
followingdescribed property to wit; Lot No. Is, IN
vision Of Barry farm. District of Columbia, together
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
levied upon rs the property of the Peoples savings
Bank 10 satisfy Execution No l7Al3, law, IN favor
of a. L. Bnrber & Co. G. E. HENRY,
dpto-dts United states Marshal,
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WANTED-Rooms.

VTyANTED-BY A FAMILY OF FOUR, UNEX-
w ceptionable Board and pleasant Rooms, with
Northern family OF good housekecpers. Address
NEW ENGLAND, Republican Office. de2G3t+
ITANTED-FURNISHED ROOM, WITHIN SIX
w blocks of Treasury building where people are
not inqusitivc and no questions asked; private
trance preferred Address q. L. W., Republican
office. dC2SNt
WY ANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
w from the West spending the winter IN WASH
ington, Furnished Room, nt reasonable rates. Ad-
dress CORRESPONDENT, Room 3O3 National Hotel.
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NEW AND uANDsoNlE REsIDENcEs

NEW AND HANDSOME RESIDENCES
in the West End for $4,000, SO,5OO, $4,000, $4,000
$1,000, $4,000 and $4,000.
Elegantly Furnished ones for $4,000, $4,000 $4,000,
and $4,000
Lowerpriced new Dwellings In other localities
CHOICE LOTS
on Connecticut Rhode Island, Massachusetts,, and
New Hampshire avenues, aud on X NJ Sixteenth,
and Eighteenth streets
VIM p. YOUNG,
del7 1870 New York avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-30
FOR SALE-Houses.

VNOR SALE THIS WEEK-AT A BARGAIN, A
IL very excellent new llroom House, beautifully
located. Inquire of OWNER, O3i street, Room 2.
de293t"
NOR SALE CHEAP-NEW GROOM HOUSE,
N with beautiful lot 10 by 100 feet south side OF
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
sOutheasti terms, 800 cash and small monthly pay
ments. j. W. STARR, li29 New York avenue.
de21,i0t
INOR SALE - THREE OF THAT BEAUTI-
IL ful block Of Dwellings on Connecticut avenue
south Of street, In the most fashionable section OF
the city. These houses have been erected with great
care and well constructed throughout, containing
u to u rooms, furnace, bathrooms and cOnservaiO-
rieS finished IN natural woods with wooden mantels
and fitted for elegant homes. Apply TO JOHN
SHERMAN q Co, st, Cloud building del'nn
JNOR SALE-'rWO OF THOSE VERY DESIRA-
IL hle Brick Dwellings q street, near Fourteenth
northwest, Just finished. These houses are carefully
built well finished In natural woods contain II rooms
bathrooms, and coal vaults front south, and have ali
modern Conyeniences. A good Investment for CAPT;
tai or u pleasant home, Apply to JOHN SHERMAN
d CO., 81, Cloud Building, del.lm
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HORsEs AND CARRIAGEs.
LOST AND FOUND.

TVNHE MIXED PAINT AND COLOR HOUSE OF
i John w, Masury n Son Is the oldest In the United
States and the largest In the world, All their Paints
COlOrs and Narnishes for sale by JAMES III, Nc
GILL, dealer In Building supplies, 1921 New York
avenue, near the Treasury. de2S-JF
4 osr-A LADY'S GOLD wATCHCHAIN, AT
j the matinee at National Theatre, On rismas day
liberal reward will be paid II len at my Ofice, w, II.
SPEARE, 30 Il street northwest, de28-3tt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WANTED-NURsE AND HousEMAtD; REF.
RsrSei northwdsi bR. ARofbdWifN desSstg
w ANTED-wOMAN (wHfTE PREEERRED)
W 70 DO general Housewort; small family Apply
o'clock. deat3tt
w ANTED-THE SERVICES OF A NEAT MU-
once 2 n @ @ Sm & to y ryoS yeSgrs 9a o 70 @ Send AZ
street northwest second floor dcsg-3ts
NXTANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss WHITE COOK,
w Washer, and lr9net; also white house ,,d, G,rl
city references required. Apply at Insurance 0nice
NXvANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w German prcierrCd) to do general Homework
In small family. Inquire at III d street northwest.
wv TANTED-IN a PLAIN PRIVATE FAMILY,
w q girl for general Uousework good wnses TO
suitable person ZIG Twelfth street southwest, below
Bstreet de.9-3tF
rINHE MINED PAINT AND COLOR HOUSE OF
i John w; Masury 3 Son is the oldeslin the United
Colors. and Varnshes are for sale by JAMES II, MO
GILL, dealer in building Supplies 1921 New Nvs York
wv ANrED-A STEADY WOMAN TO DO GEN
w eTal llousework In a small German family. Ar
ply at l0l New York avenue de2tie
wv ANTED-A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AND
w Iron; can at Room ., May Building between
10 and II o'clock. dcls.3t'
WANTED-Help--Malc.
A GENTS CAN ALWAYS FIND PLEHTY OF
AaRa SG2i TG5 81 CO. coISS.nG %sSR paG% aeneF
supplies. de2tT rhSssGt
NXTANTED-A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
w aud energetic man, resident OF Washington, ID.
time to looking up trade for general supplies required
In tho several branches of the u $. Government, OBJ
tain Information for making proposals, and by his nc
quniniance, influence or experience obtain orders by
ample means aud experience. Address y, q. Box
2l2J, New YORK city. delh-3t-
NJvANTED-2 GOOD CARPENTERS ny THE
w day. Inquire at Iamond's Little Terra Gotta
Works, opposite Hrlghtwood deatle
XNTANTED--A GOOD BLACKSMITH CwIfiTEG
w must be fully acquainted with tool.shnrpenng
and working steel. Inquire at Room ~ ~. Cloud
Buildlng, between 10 and ~ o'clock. dot1Ns
VNHE MIXED PAINT AND COLOR HOUSE OF
Il John w. Masury q son " the oldest In the United
states and the largest in the world All their Paints.
COorS, and Narnlshes are for sale by JAMES H. Nc
GILL, dealer In Building supplies, 1921 New York
avenue, near the Ireaslry. de9tl-
NXTANTED-5O FTRSr.CLASS CANVASSERs.
w Apply ut the Baltimore Times office, 5l3 -Four
teenth street northwest. de-at
WY .NNrED--A HOUSE SERVANT, WHO IS a
with washing and Ironing. Addrest, shifting refer
onces from last employer, SMALL PRIVATE FAM
lLI, Republican office. de.st-
WANTED-SituatiOns--Female.
vb,IE MIXED PAINT AND COLOR HOUSE or
John w. Masury & son is the oldest In the United
states and the largest In the world All their Paints
Coiors and Varnishcs are for sale by JAMES II, Nc
GILL, dealer in building Supplies, li2i Now York
| avenue, near the rreasury desaSltt
NXTANTED-BY A FIRsr-CLAss COOK, A
w place in private family. Address COOK, Repnb'
| lcan Office ue2s-d"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A n EX-UNIoN SOLDIER, USED TO OFFICE
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FOR SALE-LOts.

We name In part the following desirable locations:
Both sides MGss. ave, bet 18th and 18th sts
Conn ave, bet. N st, aud Dupont Circle.
18th st., bet. n st. and Mnss. ave.
n ST., bet, lHh and .Oth sts.
Both sides Conn. ave-, het. q and u sts
West side New Hampshire ave., Immediately north
Dupont Circle
Point cor. n. H. ave. o and Goth SITS.
New Hampshire ave, bet. Nnnd q SITS.
Both sides of Rhode Island ave- bet 18th and 18th sts
West sdoof 18th st., bet q and 4 sts
Both sides OF 10Th ST. Immediately north OF Scott
statue
X st.. opposite Mcpherson Square.
Vermont ave-. bet. - and LstA.
Conn. ave, west side between L. and NJ sts
Together with large list Ia other sections OF the
city.