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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
ThiS is Mean.

Put away the little teacup with which
our lie Due used to treat. He on earth no more
will need it. For he is now the victim of a mon
ster beat. Bamboo-shoots and garden truck he'll
no longer need. Darling little LIE Due has gone
himself to seed. In fancy gardening no longer
he'll be soaring. He's been brought to grass by
Massachusetts, Loring.-Chicago Times
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
About George Eliot,

First lady-Above all modern novelists
admire George Eliot. Do you like him?
Second lady-Do like him? 1 think he's lust
grand, MASSIVE, superb.
First lady-So dol. And which of his novels IS
your favorite?
Second lady yirefecting)-Wen, I think prefer
Daniel Verandah"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

SECRETARY BLAINE left the city for New
York last evening Wonder if the man
who lost his State last fall will cut much
of a figure if he attempts in New York TO
interfere with the man who did not lose
big Sfnfe9
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

moment to 60 to pieces. Its crew are
looking anxiously for something to tie to
or some safe craft upon which to disem-
bark. This is an opportunity rich with
results for liberty and civilization. Let
the Republican party improve it. The
South was never so ready as now to yield
gracefully and completel,a to the logic of
events. 1t never cared for the Northern
Democracy except as cat's-paw to pull
its chestnuts from the fire. 1t has come
now to despise its worthless ally. The
South respects the old-time anti-slavery
Republican as foeman worthy of its
steel" 1t will yield to an honest foe
what it withholds from an ally whose
"Punic faith it has tried before. Vir-
ginia Republicans can win victory
which will be the beginning of new
South under Liberal Southern leadership.
That would be nobler work than MUNICH
ing the acorns of Office.
THE administration invites all shades, and sects,
and schools of the party to rally under its banner
for the good of the whole Washington Correspond
eleee NelU York Tribune.
Its banner is spoils, and the good it
seeks is its own denomination. Does it
really invite the three hundred and six
and their constituents? ? But they won't
go. They will remain in the Republican
party-with Conkling
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

The President claims the right to ap-
point the two Senators from New York
by buying up the Legislature with the
peoples offices. The Constitution does
not confer that power upon him, and he
will not succeed in exercising it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
LAY GnuId,s New Rnner

The New York Express says that Jay
Gould is about to start a comic paper in opposi-
ton to PUck. 1t is difficult to see how Mr. Gould
can create anything in the newspaper line more
truly comic than his present publications, run
respectively by the young in love- with his
panties and Mr. Huriburt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

PERHAPS the half-breeds in New York
have found out by this time that Roscoe
COnkling is not avoiding test of the
StaIwart strength in the New York Legis-
Iatura
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
Enough,

Hasn't the Associated Press given us
about enough of Tom Nichols opinion on the
Conkling-Robertson controversy? Let us hear
from Private Dslzell and Sergeant Bates by way of
variety-FdlpEeue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
LARRlE O'DEE,
Now, the Widow McGee

Now, the Widow McGee
And Larrie O'Dee
Had two little cottages ont Oil the green.
With just enough room for two pie-pens between
The widow was young and The widow was fair
With the brightest OF eyes and the hrOwnest of hair
And it frequently CHANGED when she came in the
morn.
And some OF the ears that he tossed from his hand
In the pen of the widow were certain to land.
One morning, said he:
"Och! MiSthress McGee
It's waste Ofgood lumber this runnin' two rigs
With a fancy petition betwane our two pigsr-'
"Indade. sure it is answered Widow McCIee
With the sweetest of smiles upon Larrie O'Dee:
And thin it looks kind O. hard hearted and name
Kapin' two frindly pigs so exsadingly near
That whiniver one grunts thin the other hear,
And vii kape cruel petition betwane,'
+Shvate Widow McGee"
Answered Larrie ODE
IF We fale in yer heart name to the pigs
Amt we name to ourselves TO be runnn two riseso
Och! it made me heart ache whin I paped through
the cracks
Ofme shanty, last March, az yez shwingin' yer AK
An abobbin yer head, an a-shtonpn yer fate
Widyer purity white hands jisht as red as a bate
i sphlittin' yer kindin wood out in the shtorm
Whin one little shtove i; would kape both warnr'
Now, piggy says she,
LarrieS cOurtin' o. me,
Wild his dcate ii inder illusions to VOC;
So now yez musht tell me iusht what mustn't do
For if I'm to yes shtir the shwilI wild yershnout
But If I'm to say no, yez must kape yer nose out.
Now, Larrie. for shame! TO be bribin' pig
BY a-tossin handful of corn in its siwigr'
- Nee daTlint, the piggy says yes!' answered he,
And that was the courtship ofI.arrie O'Dee.
". ". FiJ;k, IN Independent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

GENERAL GRANT, in the closing paragraph of his
letter. says unblushingly that he not only expected
his personal friends to be kept in Office, but he
thought one of them ought to be supported at the
Government expense until he could finish life OF
General Grant upon which he was engaged -
NetU York Tribune
Well, you poor, miserable devil, isn't
General Grants life worth writing? And
if his old friend and staff-officer, General
Badeau, was a good consul-general at
London, and did not neglect his duties
while writing the life, do you suppose
the American people, who own that
office, would have begrudged it to him,
especially after the President had prom
ised to leave him there? Would you en-
joy the fact if General Grant was invei-
gled into the White House to breakfast
and asked what requests he had to
make, and the two he made were then
rIthlesSly disregarled as though he had
been betrayed into giving information as
to how he could best be snubbed? But
how can you be expected to understand
the decencies of life-you, whose only
evidence of reclamation from life of in
fanny is that you are old, and that you
wear hieh-necked dress?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
QSanfen.-Selp.

VJANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO DO GEN
w eral housework; must come well recommend
ed. Apply at l107 s street northwest. my2&3t
"ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO MIND A BABY
w and assist in hOusewOrk. Apply at l03 Second
street northwest my2l-3tt
UTANTED-A COMPETENT PHARMACIST;
w unexceptonable references required. Apply 10
S. E. LEWIS, corner Fourteenth and streets north
west my20-3t*
VITANTED-A GOOD AND CAPABLE WHITE
w woman. German preferred, to do the House
work of a small family. Apply al I4ls Rhode Island
avenue. my2G3t$
NTANTED-TwO COMPETENT CANVASSERS
w for two books selling al $40 each. relating TO
military and naval history; must be well recon-
mended and of good address. Address PUBLISHERS,
Republcan office my213t%
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@anfe0-- -Rooms.

WANTED FURNISHED ROOMS
w suitable for Light housekeeping. Everything
requisite Parties Obecng to children need not reply
Address, stating location and all particulars c. Re
publican office. my23
"ANTED-BY JUNE /, AN UNFINISHED
w Room for the storage of furniture. Address
STORAGE, Republican office my2t3tS
VITANTED-JUNE 1, A LARGE WELLFUR-
w nished corner Room. fronting south and west
with modern improvements; rent not To exceed SO;
paid in advance if desired. Address COMFORT, Re
publican Office. my2l-3t*
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

HENCE it comes that swarm of pygmies await
IN hreathless anxiety orders from Mr. COnkling
while nearly all the strong aud Independent Re-
Publicans at Albany are found taking counsel to-
gether as supporters OF the administration.-Nc,c
York Tribune.
res: Tho q tssea'.iesn who brave the
frOwns of power and turn their DacEs OH
the spoils of office awaited the consent of
a noble and faithful Senator to battle for
his return. He has consented. Mean
while the strong and independent Re
publicans " who want to put their snouts
and fore-feet in the Presidential trough
are found taking counsel with SwiIlmas-
ter-General Robertson. who is the ad-
ministration's paid leader.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
The Smith ( EggA Manufacturing Co

LOCK BOX l7ej, BRIDGEPORT. CONN
Manutacture-s of specalties in Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
Padlocks, SeTing-Machine Locks. Piano Locks Organ
Locks; the automatically ynade Giant Sash-Cttain SII
perior TO every other and very much cheaper mo
special pulley required The Smith d Egge Ssanurac-
turing Co. also gives special attention to tho nalinE Of
estimates for the cost of the manufacture of patented
hventions and all the necessary tools and the MANN
iacturlng OF the same on royalty II communications
Hes'eo cohndehuaIly Ely2l-SHIh6;n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE FARM
Il AND BUILDINGS IN GAITHERSBURG
ri

OOONIG, MD.
By virtue of a deed of trust, dated December g. A.
l6 ct seq, OF the land record books of Montgom
cry CO. Md, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction. on the premises
al Y clock M, OIL MONDAY, June 6. 4. D. ISS The
following described real estate situated in the County
OF Montgomery, State of Maryland. to wit:
All that piece or parcel of land situated and living
IN Montgomery County, State of Maryland. being
part OF tract of land called Rawlings Rest or
by whatsoever name the same may be known or
called, and being all the land conveyed by a certain
Juan Boyle at different times to William J. COOkp
ard Catherine p. Cooke his wife, containing one hun-
dred and sixteen (l6) acres, or less said land
being bounded as follows, viz: On the north by the
county road leading from GAINESVILLE TO Rockville:
on the east by the lands of John T. DSelIum and the
county road leading from GaitherSburg to Darnes-
town. on the south by the lands of the late Charles
Safell, and on the west by the lands of the late Will
lam G. Diamond, together with the improvements
thereon, consisting of nice dwelling house and the
usual farm buildings.
This property will be sold subject TO pror deed of
trust to secure Indebtedness about five thousand
5000 collars, full statement of which will be made
at time OF sale.
Terms: The amount of the Indebtedness secured bv
the deed of trust TO with the expenses of sale in
cash, and the balance in one and two years secured
Dy the notes OF the purchaser bearing from
the day of SALE and by deed Of trust the property
sold. A deposit of $50 required the time Of sale
ana all conVeyancing at purchasers cost. Terms to
reserves the right to resell the property at the risk
ana cost OF the defaultins purchaser AFTER five DAYS
HENRY NJ BAKER. Trustee,
III F street northwest.
ny5I I1hS&Juneo Washington, d. G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

THERE is room in New York for one Republican
party, TO be led by the Washington
Correspondence Nelc York Tribune.
Yes, there is room in ten-acre lot for
one Republican party of that sort.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
EoR RENT-BY B. H. WARMER,

OFFICE ROOMS IN Nos. 80 and 3l9 Four-and
half st. H. w; also n45S Louisiana avenue II. W.
Call for Weekly Rent-Iist
The houses on East Capitol street are well located
and very desirable
THOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
fe3CtJ ST Cloud Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

THE Oxford Sun, an independent news
paper Just established by ]. E. Ballard, at
the home of Senator Lamar, announces:
Our motto is: "A free ballot, 4 fair count, and
full vote" To say that these privileges in some
instances have never been denied would be
Uttering an untruth. They have been, and we
hope a liberty loving people Will put such things
down. and never let such things be said Of US
again.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY
THOMAS /. JAMES.
iW pgSfu1aSf pr-f f,prl..-e
Architects OFFICE, I. s. CAp1ror

DROPOSALS FOR CUT OHIO STONEWUEE
L FOR BRICKS. AND FOR LAYING BRI, E>
FOR THE EXTENSION OF CITY HALL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

PERSONS leaving the city for the sum-
mer can have THE REPUBLICAN mailed to
them by leaving or sending their address
TO the business office.
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2SanfeS--S Situations.


"TANTED-BY AN ELDERLY WHITE WO-
w man, situation childs Nurse. Sewing, or
anything to do for a home. Address Miss BAlL1
Republican Office. my2+5t
UTANTED-BYA YOUNG GIRL, SITUATION
w TO Sew for a dresSmaEer or TO do Chamberwork
and Sew in family. Address NJ. B., Republican
office. my2+5t*
UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w woman situation as Nurse in first-claSs lam
fly good reference Address Sl7 Twenty-hrst street
northwest. my2+-3t"
UTANTED-A PLACE TO COOK, WASH, AND
w iron for a small family by reliable colOred
girl; good references. Address 2S3 street north
west. my2+3t%
UTANTED-BY SETTLED COLORED WO-
w man q situation as Chambermad Nurse.
Apply at 3O6 Third street southwest. my233t%
UTANTED-LADIEs AND CHILDREN's UN-
w derclOtbing to make; also embroidery done on
best manner and at the most reasonable rates Ad-
dress Mrs HENRY, I755 Eighth street northwest
my2l-St%
UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w girl, situation as chlldS Nurse; is Wiling 10
travel good reference. Address ). f. p corner Sec
ond street and North Carolina avenue southeast.
my2L3t*
UTANTED-A SITUATION AS PHYSICIAN
ing from New York other ports of the United
States for Europe, Asia. Africa Australia or South
America. Address DR.. TACHMYNTIS, ST. Charles
Hotel, Washington, D. c. ny2l-St
WANTED 4 GENTLEMAN HAVING
w Congressional influence, position under the
Government; per cent of salary monthly. Address
H. l. W., Republican office. myO4t$
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Proposals.
IoTIcE 10 coNTRAcToRs AND BCILaEas.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BCILlEES
~ NATIONAL HOME FOR
DISABLED VOLUNTEER SoLuIEE>.
E,AI; FORT MONROE VA. May p l-,l
BIDS VIII be received for the erection and conn
OF new brick building 100 feet long by 20 fee E.-.
and 10 feet high. up to l. o'clock n, June s. l %
which time the bids viii be opened
ElrSt-FOr foundation walls of the building
SecOnd-FOr cut stone.
Third-FOr brick work.
Fourth-FOr galvanized iron, slate, and Tin uall
fnth-For lathing and piaStering.
Slxth-FOr carpenters and jOiner> work.
Carefully prepared plans and specifications can t,
seen ana al needed Information obtained az t 'ur
ernOr's office. the Home on any day previous ruJ-
letting. Bids must be made in round sums for -,l
class o. WORK. and no oid by the yard. foot OF i--
Bids must be made for each class of work separately
but may also be made for two or more combined tr r
the entire completion of the building. The hrlrE l-
CURED must be of good meTChanIabe brick Surl .>
are made in or near Fort Monroe. Hampton ar Nur-
folk Samples Of brick TO be used in face outside
walls viii be required
As guarantee of good faith all bidders VIII a,.tm-
pauy their bids with bond. with proper surety OBJ
certificate of deposit payable Captain =. T. Wa.t-
I'm or order which will be forfeited in of failure
10 enter INTO the contract, If awarded said hufi
certhctte must be for ten per cent Of the -r,>s
amount of the bid
or all Dds, but the lowest responsible bids Will W I
cases be accepted, if any. All work must be done
rapidly as possible, and bidders specify the
III Hnen tney Will complete the work they bId for
my426,2S.3l, ju2,4 z. T. WOODFIN, Governor
DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
POsT-OFFIcE DEPaRrS.FNr.
WAsHINGTOS, D. C., May D.. ISL
Sealed proposals will be received al this Eepsr-
ment until Il O'Clock m, on GHCRSDA Y. June b.
1881 for furnishing Stationery for the PUst-UHice De
partment for one year from July 1. 1851.
BIank forms or proposals showing the items .l-
quantities required together with cf.,G5,
relating thereto, will be furnished on application
Proposals should be addressed 10 the First N-s,ar-
Postmaster and indOrsed " Proposals {, -
donery.
THOMAS l. JAMES.
ny2I !n-48 POStmasier-tie tierr-.-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
2anfe0--&ollses.

A LADY, THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDING
IA the responsibility of taking special Of fur
nshed house during absence of family in summer
months. Best reference given and required. Address
KENTJCKIAN. Republican office. my2+3t*
"TANTED-A HOUSE. WITH BATHROOM
w and gas. located between First and Eleventh
and + and II streets northwest; permanent il suited.
Address 81 Myrtle street northeast. nly23-3t*
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.
l223 T street northwest

EE- ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN ABOVE SALE Is
postponed until TUESDAY, May 81, same hour and
place. Omnibus leaves our Office at o'clock day of
sale THOS. J. FISHER Il Co,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
EASY FEET, &c.

The wise for health on daily walks depend Hence
DIR. WHITES
establishment, IiI6 Pennsylvania avenue Opposifp
WlilardS Hotel. is patTOniZed by thousands Of we'll
known personageS. among them the highest medical
lpqlcla political, military, and naval dgnitareS OF
tnls and representatives of leading foreign countries
Foot Surgery, Corns Bad Nails, &c. Fee 81 per visit
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24

WASHINGTON, D. ., Nav 10. ISL
Proposals viii be opened on TUESDAY. Man ST. 81
Il nl Tor the above, at this Office, where plans AMI
specifications may be seen.
EDWARD CLARK.
my16TThStd Architect L : C.lIli-g.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-24
Sor @enf--2 2Rooms.

ITOR RENT-AT 1875 ELEVENTH STREET
L northwest, part of House. first floor and base
ment, unfinished, 10 small family, for housekeep
ing. my245t%
II nished rooms; single or Ell sne; on second floor,
newly painted and papered at 1914 PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. my2f3tS
JNOR RENT-TWo LARGE CONINIUNICATING
i rooms, with fine bathroom attached. second floor
OF No 1924 street northwest, near the E5bitt House
my2L6t Is5 F street northwest.
TIyOR RENT-TO ADULTS tSO OBJECTION TO
- infant three uniurnished rooms Rent & low TO
GIG Eighth street northwest. my243tI
O1O NEW YORK AVENUE-LARGEW WELL
- - furnished ROOMS second foor. south and
north front; good summer location; also Hall Roon.
DOOMS TO LFT-WELL FURNISHED AND
; unfarnishee; gas bathrooms. closets hot and
cold water &c at lo Second street northwest second
door from PenpSyl ylvanla avenue; summer prices.
mycl-3t*
T7oR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
4 s..--,.'T ts'T housekeeping: terms moderate 10
good tenant App, - -: X -'rH1i northwest :5-3t-
T17OR RENT-JCNE /. TWO PARLORS. IIaI1s::-
communicating Rooms. or will rent them single, at
summer prices; also DinIns-R0om and Kitchen TO
rent to good caterer Apply at S11 Eleventh street
northwest Iny23 3t%
EOR RENT-TWO LARGE. HANDSOMELY
Il furnished Rooms, suite first floor: also one
large front Room; price, 81 Apply al Clio Fourteenth
street northwest. my2l-St=
LNOR RENT-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR
A. single gentleman Will find large. comfortably
home, in private family, by addressing HOME. Re
publican office nly2l-3t*
E7OR RENT-A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMO-
u dated with Room and good Board with a lady;
no questions asked Address CONFIDENCE, RepUb-
lcan Office my2I3t*
600 f STREET-FOR RENT-TWO LARGE
OOeI frCnt Rooms second and third floors. with
or without Board, to gentleman and wife, or to gem
tlemen preferred. my2I-6ts
ENOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
- Rooms en- suite or single at Ses FOur-anda-half
street northwest. my2I-7t%
ENOR RENT-A FRONT ROOM IN THE MOST
delightful part of the city, for gentleman ref
erences required Apply at lOl3 Fourteenth street
northwest. my2l-3t*
roe THIRTEENTH STREET. NORTHWEST
W. Large communicating Rooms first and
second floor, furnished unfinished; terms mod
crate. my2l3t*
ENOR RENT-PART OR WHOLE OF FIRST
Il floor unfinished; also furnished Rooms. In
qulre at IA thirteenth street northwest my203t*
NOR RENT-TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN. TWO !
IL communicating. airy Rooms, commanding fine {
Circle. Address HOUSEHOLDER, Republican office. /
my2G3t*
ETOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
~ ON hTSt floor OF house No. 80 Fifth street, with
Fable Board to gentlemen only entirely new furni- |
lure; terms moderate myIS6t l
Sor r2Remt- 2niscellaneous
POOMS FOR STORAGE FOR THE SUMMER !
II at very reasonable rates at 3I7 Four-and-a-half
street northwest. my2i-3t%
E7OR RENT-A NICE OFFICE IN ST. CLOUD |
Il 6nilding G gals also Desk room; rent lew. Apply at
091- - SL1-4 o1l-GllLs. nlyIS-3l-
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Sor 3enf--&o1lsee.


E1oR RENT-A FIvEROOM AND SUMMER
II kitchen Cottage surrounded with fruit trees and
flowers; all in good condition; possession June L
Address RURAL, Republican office my2+3tS
J1OR RENT-JUNE /, A VERY CONVENIENT
Il House Of nine rooms and bath; near street cars
1S2 street northwest For terms apply at l3l6 EieV
enth street northwest. my34-5t~
T1OR RENT-A NEW EIGHTROOM HOUSE,
L with porches and shade : miles from Washing
ton, on the Point of Rocks Railroad, near Linden sta
ton. Address L a. BOHRER, Wheaton Post Office,
Montgomery County, Maryland. my2E5t<
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
~ from June 10 to September 10 responsible party
Rent nominal. Inquire al ISL Twelfth street norm
NOR PENTHOUSE 11S7 TwENTY-FOURTH
4 street; rooms; water, gas, and bath: SiS per
month. Possession June l. inquire al T32 Twenty
FURNISHED HOUSE TO ORENT-FURNITURE
Il for sale low: centrally located; Rooms rented
will pay the rent. A. P. CLARK, I'D Fourand-a-half
I1OR RENT-TwELVE-ROO PRESSED BRICK
y House, modern Improvements, 4s7 street south
west. inquire of W. A. FENWICK, 6I4 Ninth street
northwest. myZ-5t<
T7OR -RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE On t
Il street northwest, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets. from June October for $50 month; lOca
10n RaTteuiary COOL Address NJ " Hnk nEI f5'y
T7OR RENT j FOR so, 4 WELL-LOCATED,
L neat, 7-ToOm Brick House, with all modern inn
provements Address Z B., box2I, city post-Ofhce-
myl9-5t%
THOR RENT-A COMPLETE, HANDSOMELY
L furnished double house: delightful location, on
corner; eight rooms, bay windows; all modern i'm
Thirteenth street. myls3t<
I1OR RENT JUNE SOS MAPLE AVENUE,
Il lie DrOit Park-Beautiful Residence, lawn and
shrubbery. &c, s5 per month. A. L. BARBER &
CO. lie Dr0t Building. mylSl1
IF YOU WANT To BUY, SELL. RENT, OR
Il Trade City or Country Property come and see the
ER'S, St Charles Hotel Third street and Penn
sylvania avenne northwest. mals-u
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AMUSEMENTSI
Population Of The National Capital, 100000.

WASHINGTON, D. C, NAY "a, 1881.