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- FAMILY S-'S NEW
KINDRED CORN MEAT

Mandatory, miles northwest ot Mor,+
10y, Lancastercounty, Pa. Its quality cannnt
Pc pc exce!led. It 70 prove that. For sale
tho uade sent tree. Address, - : - 80 W
JOHN q. KREIDER-
sNSmd Milton Grove, Lancaster CO. Pa j
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fs sometimes troubled with kidney difficulty
which Is the most prolific and dangerous
cause OF all diseases. There Is no sort Of need
to have any form Of kidney or urinary trouble
it Hop Bitters are taken occasionally.
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For The Permanent Cure OF
CONSTIPATION.

No ofher disease is so prevalent In this coun-
"Huaiici ih;. celebrated Kidney Wort rs u
':irc. Nh,tcrC" Tie c,tu-.., however obstinate
j!i'. c:;S''. IA! ir:EI"hy vii! overcome 1t.
: = a. tie ,:un" time on kidneys, Liver and
i;oW CIR.
pi1oc, This distressing complaint is very
4ACs;' ant 10 b. com ,fcltcd with cOnsti
esied pa:;5 lnr q.sicHly cures all kinds OF Plies
even w!en pa l.-iciil'S nd medicines have de-
tore failed.
81 i Won law" either OF these troubles use
klDNfl ~ pi:E: druggists sell it.
sep. iE'!.~ >t"&: AZ
l. w":th'1s"! ~ 'he strain OF your duties,
avo' ,'.:nHIar,, :.:'.t use HOP B1TTERS.
l. Yn,' At '!i!, If letters. toiling over
mi,ini-:!t WORK. 80 restore brain, nerve and
VAST: .l~c iib!' EI1IERS.
III you are y''un- aad suffering from any in
discretion or di-s!i'I lion; If you are married
or single, Old Or y"ung, suffering from poor
health e., Hnguistnng on bed of sickness.
Et:.E on HOP BITTERs.
W!,t.'..rr VOC: a''. whenever you feel that
BITTri... ''' '>''"'' ''A0 i'of
Thous.....,- ,:iy annually from some TOM of
Vented 5y !, ;!i%H use Of HOP PIsf Bi1TERs". TEX "
Hop Bittors Never Fall
Have you Hvspcp4ia. Kidney or Urinary
Complaint disease OF the Stomach, Bowels.
Blood. Liver oc Nerves. you will be cured If
you use HOP BITTERS.
II you are simply weak and low Spirited, try
1t. 1t may SdrG your life. NhGS saved hundreds.
ID. 1. q. Is an absolute and irresistible cure
for Drunkenness, use of opium, tobacco and
narcotics.
s-soi,i by rruggists. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
HOP BITTERS MFG co,
Rochester. N. Y, and Toronto. Ont.
ol-lpnlcos!&w
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A FULL LINE OR IOKlLLAKns
"A Plug Tobacco, and other first-class l,r. ,,,,S
AZ AART4AN'S YELLOW 'FRONT.'
CIGAR STORE
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Nov READY. i T.
...-.G OUR NEW ; 49,
REAL ESTATE OATAIOar1E
Containing &c number of nro,rr.ies IN
city and country, with prices. &c .ies s.,,t IN
free to any address. sen'
ALLEN A. HERR & CO..
East King Street. W. "
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MILLINERY.

mcnt.
Hats of all tho newest shapes in Straw, Felt
Beaver and Beaver Edge.
We offer good Beaver Hat in all collars ase
$3.50 Il special bargain.
Chfluren'S Trimmed HATS
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RI BON S

in all the new shades, in plain and fancy nat
terms. Terra Gotta, cadet, four OclOck, crushed
strawberry, etc.
Velvet Ribbons, satin faced
Plush Ribbons, satin faced.
New Sash Ribbons received daily.
Black Crepe, at very low figures, in IL, > {
and "a widths.
Crepe Wells.
Fine Black Ostrich Tips, ut IS cents, 81 .OO.
$l.25, ST. 80 rer bunch OF three
Fine Black Tips, up to $l2.W q bunch
Black Ostrich PluEes ut prices never sold
before.
Fancy Wings and Breasts,
Birds OF all descriptions.
Come and examine our stock
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VELVETS.

Black SILK Velvet, from $l.OO upwards.
ColOred Silk Velvet, ut 81 so per yard.
New shades OF COlOred Velvet and Pushes
as new green. terra Gotta, cadet.
Black Velvcteen, ut low figures, from IS
cents upwards.
COlOrcd Vclveteens, at 80 cents per yar,l.
PlusheS in all tho new shades, as we'll as
brown, garnet, blue. green, drabs, etc.
Black PlusllcS u specially.
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DRY GOODS.

Our unrivalled assortment of DRESS
C.LOTHS offers special induosments to
pu rchasers. New shades and now mixtures
in fashionable pure wool fabrics Of domes-
tic and foreign makes. Cloths from 81 to
81: ~ (54 inches wide) up through all the
diff srent grades to the very finest made.
frei ica Tricote, Amazon, Elastique and
Serg Cloths.
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Harrisburg Express west. mt $40 n. m n..
CO!umbia and York. ~'' ~
rust Line, west, on Sunday when ,iaxve,,
%,ll st0pat Dow ming gtOwn, COi.iasyiIIc. PIriss,
Dury, Mount Joy, ElizabethtOwn srI MidI,iis.
town. ' ''' ''i'1oAe'
Day Express, Fast Line. News Exnr.s. Mot,
Train, No !, Western Express and i'aciGc Ex.
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Why WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's cure
will give immediate relief. Price, 10 cts, 50
cts. and 81. For salo by IL. Il. Cochran, drug.
gist l37 and l39 North Queen straet
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We make every style Buggy and CARRIAGE de.
sired. All work finished In the most Oinfort.
selected material, and employ only the best
mechanics. For quality OF work our prices ara
the cheapest In the state. We buy tor cash and
tall. All work warranted. Repairing pr0nsDe.
~ attended 70. One set of Workmen ospocdaily
mplovod for that purpose. Cn96t1dkV
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- A pint of the finest ink for families or
schools can be made from q ten cent package
of the Diamond Dyo. Try them.
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rxAs r:a EKS' 2Us0s

4 WLCMBoA = fDssT DEPllslr RAIL-
~ ROAD TINE TABLE
1rAlns now run regularly on the COLUMBIA.
Iort Deposit Raiirnad on the fOIlOwin| .
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WORSTED

We have complete line Of Hand-Nlndl
WOrsted Goods tor Children and Ladies
Wear.
Children and Ladies Hoods and Caps.
Split Jackets.
6lsters, Shoes, Shawls.
Infants Embroidered Shawls.
Embroidered Flannel for Skirting.
Felt and Flannel Skirts.
CORSETS from 43c upwards.
French Woven COrseCs from Csc upwards.
A ETV
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T. ,:'E E.E-SV.blsT
National Republican., 1882-10-17
:NatiouaI Thentcr.

If you want to laugh go TO the National Theater
and see HGrrigan's "Squatter Sovereignty" as it
played by NJ W. llanley's company There is more
real solid fun in It than In any play ever brouglp
out here. The audience last night was very large
and kept in u roar of laughter during the entire
evening. Everything is brought into play that
could possibly add to the evenings spot. The
pig and the dog, the geese and the drake, the dom
key aud Billy the buck goat, "whOse real name
was Willy" are all produced on the stage and
amuse the audience in their own way. Mr.. John
IL Ryan Us the WidOip Nolan was immense, while
Mr. Sam L. Ryan as FtIix MCIRtyre, the astronomer,
with the "ic!escop at tin cints peep" kept the
house in u cont hlual roar Mis- Mary Stuart as
Josephine JumLk, a spnsier on nUtrmony bent
did the part caplully. II is useless to attempt to
give sketch of the play; IL leGgars description
and must be seen to be appreciated. II is won
dCrful combination Of fun aud Irish songs from
ths fluent, pen of Dora BTnhan, and cNcCllently
sung under the direction of Mr.. Chapin Lucy. Mr.
Hanlcy carries with him number OF instrument
talists with whom the regular orchestra is aug
mented. Among these is u &ylophOnist, whuse
excellent solo brought forth the unusual feature
of al overture being encored, The scenic effects
are very superior, and are the work of local peo.
ple-Mr Milton Summers being the artist, ana Mr..
William Phillips, the master muchinist having
contrYed the mechanical effects. "Squatter
Sovereignty" is certain Of successful engage
ment this week. 1t will be produced every night
with Wednesday and Saturday afternoon matt.
nees,
National Republican., 1882-10-17
REAL ESTATE.
Tho OmCInl Transnciions ne Recorded
Ypgfprday.


Mr.. ]. +. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate In the District yesterday, as
reported to him by tie Recorder fDecds:
on II street SOUTH between Delaware avenue
aud Second street cast, sublot lS square beo {2o
feet front by 100 feeN also In same square sqDiS'
l6 Us feet front ON Second street west by 80 ieeU
Robert ii. Graham to jeremiah j. BOsnan, 5000
On Ridge street between Fourth and FINN
streets wet lot 30 square 5l8 (GO feet inches III
front by 100 feet inches) Francis blanchard to
Joseph Anthony, $500.
on Twentieth street west, between and 7
streets morrill, part OF lot square 10l 60 feet 'front.'
BY SO fceO, Charles u. Putvis ct al to Mary V.
Henderson, 81 400.
Vermont avenue, sublots and 81, square 30S ku-
Sdoiphe Claughton, trustee, to james l. Goomey'
On D street south, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, sublots 70, 2l % and ~ square 800
l95 feet II inches front by about 100 feeD, Andrew
Rothwell to w. r. Riley, nominal; ~ u p,,ov
Same property next above described, W. H. kiiey
to Abram L. Barker, S9,5GSb0
In rear of X street north, near Connection
sho cSs j. ffhf Ser pST' to o. H. oSdnrd OS d So
On Twen,y.frst street west, near corner Of f
street north, north half Of lot J. square 50 0i iee'
Fisher ct al, trustees, to Milton Cog.wel, s2iW:
Same property next above described, Milton
Cogswel to James +. Berry, g., 400.
Adjoining next above property, south hail OF
same lot (6i feet ~ inches OH Twenty first slre,
wet by G2 feet 2inehcs On street nOrthl, Thomhs
J, i sher ct al, trustee, TO Susan M. CogsweI /,
I
on Vermont avenue, between Rhode Island ave.
nue. and street north, part of sublot G3, square
2l2 (26 feet front by about 145 feeD. William
ThOmp 'on to Hiram Price, $4,000
On Seventh stree! east, near corner OF street
north, sublCt 10, square SG7 IA feet front BY lOl
fecO, Edgar W. A. Jorgensen to Samuel Maddox,
nominal.
Same property next above described, Samuel
Maddox to Mary L. Jorecnseu, nominal.
On Rhode Island avenue, bytween Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets west. suIlots % and 20 A.,
square ?lO ti9 feet front by 50 iee Bradley Barlow
TO B Edward j. + Is, Sl2GO0.
On Thirteenth stleet west, between L and T
streets north, part of sublot q, square 25i 20 eet
front by 60 feet 5l4 inchcs), Ruth An darkness to
Willis X. Speare, III trust nominal
Uniontown, lot 567, John II. Anderson to John
f. Steward, $780,
Chichester, lots IS and &C. Griswold's subdivision,
Sarah Jane Perkins IT, Henry A. Griswold, sl15.
John Sherman's subdivision, kraiit estate, lot
lS, Reg. Fendail ct al, trustees to Emma 5. Nc
Coy, S035.S7.
Old Georgetown, lot 2s, Bcali's addition, los 100
and lOl, nll interest, Henry Clay Meen 10 Ann a.
Decide, $500
National Republican., 1882-10-17
For ds Opera House.

No play has been presented in this city in years
which has made such pronounced success at Its
first representation rs Mr.. Gillettes comedy en-
titled "The Professor" which was seen for the
first time in this city at Ford's Opera House by n
large and delighted audience last night. The dia
logue bristles with bright and witty sayings, and
the situations ure well worked up and thoroughly
effective. The characters are MI well drawn and
excelently played. There is also just enough OF
pathos and sentiment to appeal to the sympathies
of the audience and at tie same time TO act as u
fine foil to bring out in clearer light the genuine
fun of the piece. Mr.. Gillette himself IN the title
role gives In impcrsOnation that shows the marks
Of careful study in its thorough harmony ami
absolute completeness even to the minnteSt detail.
The characters of BcduTtgdrd, the detective (Mr,
B. r. Grahnm), Mr. 7ompkins (t!arry Allen, Moses
BrOwa &c. w. Stokes, GustGr1s (E. +. Wilkes),
LIZZIE Duroy), and Mrs. ENiOt (Mls Nellie Taylor
deserve especial mention, though, MS has bce'l
said, ull the paris were well filed The play was
excellently placed upon the stage, the scene upon
the mountains being quite realistic, and was
justly applauded. The Professor" will be pre-
sented every night during the week, and at the
Wednesday and Saturday matinees, and should
draw full houses at each representation.
National Republican., 1882-10-17
The Lr,o Jonr N. ,,,rrny,. WIN.

The win Of John II. Murray was fled with the
Register Monday. The testator bequeaths TO his
son, Robert James Murray, and his daughter, Ada
Maria Bowers, and their heirs as tepants In COM
mon, lot square 400 and the building on the
snme known os the St. Marc Hotel, the testatorB
Interest In the same being au undivided one. hal
70 his son Hugh T. Murray is devised lot lS reser-
situated on the southeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Four and "a half street northwest;
also lot ~, reservation b, and the building OIL the
same The devisee is u pay off the onoumbrances
on the property. To Miss Annie White Is devised
lot 20, Ieseryation 10, being the premises on the
sylvania avenue aud street northwest The. per-
soilal property is left to the children, and the
balance of the real estate, IL any remaining is TO
he divided equally among them. The testntor
directs that the sum of 500 Is TO be expended TO
erect gruyestones OH the graves oil himself ana
Vile and 10 terrace the graves. Robert James
Murray is apDyinted sole executor,
National Republican., 1882-10-17
z=- 70 - -
Theatre COnliouc,

The Theatre Comique was packed last night to
witness an excellent variety programme, every
number Of which was repeatedly encored, The
leading features Of the performance were laugh.
able sketch, "Help Yout Neighbour" the song and
dance artists the Hermans the Hebrew dialect
comedians, Emerson and Lockei Mr.. James II.
ByTpe, with his wonderful musical performances;
NewGomb the wonderful pantomimsts Ashley
and Hess; Pat Riley. with his songs and wonder
fu portrait sketchings and the Tills In their fairy
fhe whole concludes with good burlesque on
"Billee Taylor"
National Republican., 1882-10-17
Arnbi Pa.I.n May be Hanged.

and those who neglect buying ticket in the mex
Grand DrSwihS 90, o. tne , Coninnn"eatn ON blstrnu
severe punishment for their negligence whel
they might have had $4,000 for oniy 81 invested
NJ Boardman, Courier-Journal Building, Louis
vile, Ky.
National Republican., 1882-10-17
Inv Gould owns Millions

and is eagerly graspinG for more he IL power
everywhere, but he commenced with a much less
sum of money than the Commonwealth Distribu-
tion Co. offer In their next grand distribution of
81. Address X, NJ, BoRrdman, Louisville, Ky.
National Republican., 1882-10-17
New York state 1Eny be Carried by ia c
DeInncrafs.

but their victory aud gain will be Of little value
as compared to the owner Of the lucky ticket
which viii draw the $4,000 prize in the Common
wealth Distribution Co.'S drawing, which takes
place in Louisville, Ky, Tuesday, Oct. 3lst. For
tickets or information, address X. NJ. Boardman,
louisville, Ky.
National Republican., 1882-10-17
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
The Weather To-Day

For ne Middle Atlantic States includino he Dis.
trid Of Columbia, hgh rain, tol'otred " clearing
uedther, northeast ,pinds, becoming UdrdJl', s'tOh
changes IN temperature, In northern portion fo're'
barometer
LisM rains and partly cloudy trcdther are fndicdtcc
for NelO England and ho Middle Atlantic States Jo
Tuesday, and cooler, fair gcdihCr for Wednesday.
National Republican., 1882-10-17
Protection or Free Trade

are the questions agitnting many minds at pres
ent. but they are OF little import as compared tn
the problem of securing wealth and competence
at once Such an opportunity is again offered by
the Commonwealth Distribution Co., Oct. Slst
SIP 400 given away IN prizes. Tickets only 81
Send your order 10 X. NJ Boardman, Louisville,
National Republican., 1882-10-17
"AIderney Dairy wagons
A. fI,n Mcmillan.

Fresh AldeTney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 9lb. Ward" prints at 45c per ID.
Also cottage cheese, sc. per ball buttenilk, &c,
Ier quart, and sweet milk &c, per quart
National Republican., 1882-10-17
unUnraIy CoId Euourh

TO speak of overcoats, but our assortment this sea-
son is so enticing and our prices so moderate, we
feel confident YOU will give US the preference on
comparison with others. Eiseman Bros, corner
Seventh and E.
National Republican., 1882-10-17
LOCAL MENTION.

BAuM's, 4l6 Seventh street northwest. Special
bargains for this week only. One lot of ladies'
black cloth coats, odd sizes, greatly reduced.
Boys goSsamer rubber coats at lowest market
quotations,
National Republican., 1882-10-17
We Nave - Line

of business suits unsurpassed, ranging from $40
upwards. Eiseman Bros, cothieTs and tailors,
corner Seventh ana 4.
National Republican., 1882-10-17
The Thermometcr Yestcrdny.
Promincnt ArrIvnI..

q. M, 57.4p II a. H., 1920; p M, 72.3o;
p. M. 66.2o; IL p. NJ, 651o; maximum, H.0H mini
mum, 6l.Go,
National Republican., 1882-10-17
dur RnY., CInihiur

has given such universal satisfaction both to
parents aud boys, that our sales have been doubled
Ia that department in the last twelve months.
Eseman Bros, corner Seventh and T.,
National Republican., 1882-10-17

has suddenly turned COOL we would call your
special attention to our assortment of fall-weight
oyercoats. We can suit those economically in
clined as well as the fastidious. Eiseman Bros,
cornet Seventh and L,
National Republican., 1882-10-17

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address HerEoS, S0s Ninth street. near PennSJk
yania avenue
National Republican., 1882-10-17
The rhiIndciphin nIcontenniaI.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have is
sued very handsome illuminated programme OF
the Blcentennial celebration in Philadelphia,
aud have made a reduction in the price OF tickets
to 500 for round trip. These tickets will be put
on sale on the 2Sd instant, aud can be used up to
Knights Tempars. Grand Army, and military
companies will receive n further reduction, the
rate to them being put rs low as 81 for the round
National Republican., 1882-10-17
$1S

For Broken Check and Green Mixture Sack Suits
short roll, high-button Coats and Vests.
National Republican., 1882-10-17


WoRMIEYs.-John Given, Liverpool, Englnndi J
s. Stettennins, Cincinnati
ARLINGToN.-J. +. Head, Roston; n; g Bennett,
New Haven, Conn; George Brooke, BlrdsDoro' ihi
l.. ii. Smith, Pennsylvania.
METRppoIITAN.-Gcorge d. Reeve, Philadelphia;
G. IL. GIL, W. Martsman, London, Englnndt d. H.
Smith, New York; X. 4. Barton, Winccster, va
ST. JANEs.-Calvin Fay, Atlanta, Ca; Henry Burst
Charleston, s. c.; William W. Tobdcll, WILMINGTON
Del; II. Il. Ketchnm, New Jersey oscar H. HOWELL
southampton, l.. /.
ST. MARCIA. Lowensteln Richmond, Va; L. =
Goldberg, san Francisco, Cal; r. COlten Baltmore
Md: T.. NJ, j. Carver, J. Jones, Richmond, Val A H.
seldom, Baltimore, MIDI 4, {. Ripka, j. c. RlpNn
Philadelphia, Pa.
FBHITT.- -George H. Fish, c. p. McCienahnn, Al
bert MORTALITY, w. =. Paterson, v. Wright, NeW
York IL. lfowson. Philadelphia; John w; Huns.
dale, North Carolina; 4. q. nndley, PennsylNanin;
John +. starr, New Jersey +. NJ. de Acosta, New
York John A. Finch, Indiana
RrGas.-C. II. Raymond, New York; n ]. Nnnn
savannah, Ga.; II. $. lnnes, Minneap0lls, MlIni
George S, plummer, Edward Williams, New urk
franc n BOwles, Springfield, Mnss; William Nnpei
Joseph Endrcs, Louisville KY; J. w; Zarins Sleihy,
yilleky;C T. Johnson, henderson, ky.iS s9lnrne
New York; n. N. Tiffany, Br,dgehRlnpton n. } :; ~
james, Manchester, England; G. u. Buzy, Phlladel
phin George l.. shaw, ChcaSoi Quihtoh CorWlhe'
New York
National Republican., 1882-10-17
ocl6-3t
twe POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Foreign mails for the week ending oCToBER1
VII Close G, ths Office fo0wf 10y nor s,oo.,n
Gienapp, via Richmond. at 5sj a. NJ. for Europe
r Steamshp Asxa yn n at para MI n
IS1p. m. for Honduras and Livingston, via New
wERN5nAYTA T nj for sGe tsa
e S ct EEi$ direct hS Per- Steamship zaanda
sasSS IdI.S6r St avs far TF@S' s 8 Sfs' PsF
Jamaica per steamship Belize; at p m. for M
fP fePPre 1'fiE Maueon, vi u iaiiiax M at $50 p % for
TiiUGsDAY...At 7sOa. m. for Europe per steam.
y Of and xs Sc City
Brusses"l; st ;3o a. a. m for Enrone per steamship
pi at i:so p NJ far Bsrmuda, per Steamship ornoso
a @ R m for Cuba 1 MsTso cF oP
SsTiopndisnd per stesppsIip SHnima naroo.no
sPGkba3gpItg RI ssb3Rp Alg% a. m for Europe per steam
ana anP 5eoahd e an must be airsceAs Bais az +
M for Belgium direct, per steamship N.e,dernnd. .,
stsssR sias'soS A. e Giir Sf
M and sG9h for ESfone per per oX o
via Via son,hampton and Bfemen; qt 10 ?: m. iof
nna RaS %s 'c a Ep
AraG ya San EgaHGscq Ne close 9G%Sr "a
I aSsa ri AZ @ via san
On fs Ga OF a te Re S nrT
Ing on time at san Francisco on the day Of sailing of
are fffSN!iRSsda MEfNRS q nf PGHRso 5a%S s6S
w" DE- V1FAfATAld Il g fANBFFH, FR,IspGiAN' 81 81 X; d.
M ass Of Md az ohy e to nh@firoy @
Office, SOC + st. n W., opposite Ma Snic Temple
slay-. MADAME JOSEPHINE LOGAN-
~ Teacher of the Italian SSh9ol Of Singing, VIII
%o TO receyeG fefsGe sr RSPs s Education rom the
best masters - Italy and Londoi nmd her large ex,
Pspars ladies' @ "d and GsE ssSesa Sr isn - ana
Mr. ns ssFs shs TO ess s
as sF 1Hs rfg f?sia sass
AmsTSRn Npsse Agehfy EeT Yors rrO MarSc
IRS Esstq, hOiGP Nj g bMs5Ss
fSsTF BosfSn f0.," Adrsss ir srret ncSwesI
OFFICE Ss s SSkFMhiA y N, s.
The attention Of taxpayers is called 70 The !hs recent
he @ G upSn
payment Of 9 per centum interest per annum upon
a. al a s sas il, d
Of Soun,o!a nsovided said payment is made on or
psRaIss and cent with Sf
by order of the Commiss oner5, =, ,oo,,
ocll-lst Collect r Of Taxes. ID. G.
e95JJs PROFESSOR ALEXANpER DEWOL-
aauser Miss "ps Isabella Raa sss
opened his Musical Institute; a. il9 street corner
method Of instruction is the best In existence. \
saves wears of practice; II teaches how read music
at sight and trains voice to It's highest culture for
oneras. concerts or the pRrlor. se.-3m
s%zSss DENTisT.-HoWT.AND DENTAL AsSO-
g-S C1ATIQN, No. 2ll Fonr,anda,half street, :
after extractons under Nitrous Oxide, without pain
will be 81 for the frst tooth and 50 cents each add
tiona tooth at the sitting. Eytractions without
gas 90 cents each TOOTH Best Artificial Teeth made
" per set. Gold and Amalgam Fillings nom u to IS
| All work warranted first class Have administered
Nitrous Oxide 10 over 10000 patients. Patients com
Ing by car Will be furnished free tickets to aud from
the oilce mr22-ly
n[5ys VIM b. ENTwISLE
National Republican., 1882-10-17
LADIES' GOODS.
Dry Goods.
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK,
The Largest and Most Complete
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

Erery Department stocked to It's utmost ca.
pacity. Prices lorer than euer. We shah
8trtce to maintain the reputation of the old
store Of selling good goods at the lopest pos
si6le figures
National Republican., 1882-10-17
sos, $50, $50, $40.
$50 Penna. Avenue,
READY FOR FALL TRADE.

0UR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER SUITS
~ is inexhaustible in variety and styles.
TN SACK SUITS WE CAN SHOW STYLES
Il that other house in the city has.
TN FROCE SUITS WE HAVE A LINE OF d.
l. agonnls Worsteds, Cheviots &c. They are male
equal to ordered work.
TN YOUTHS SUITS WE HAVE THE MOB
l. bCst in the country at fair prices
TN BOYS SUITS WE HAVE A LINE THAT
Il we take q pride In showing to the public.
TN CHILDREN'S SUITS OUR STOCK is I'M.
Il mense and prices low.
TN FALL-WEIGHT oVERCOATS WE HAVE
l. from 50 TO $40, silk and satin-lined.
WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW ANY
w Indy or gentleman through our establishment,
whether you wish to purchase or not
WYE DO BUSINESS ON THE ONE-PRICE
w system-all gafments marked in plain figures.
I'm BUYING GOODS AT OUR ESTABLISH
l. ment you cannot go wrong OH your purchase, as
refund purchase money If goods do not fit or
prove unsatisfactory.
LIKES, BERWANGER & CO.,
oNE.PRICE CLOTIIrERs,
31O Eeventh Street NJ W.
8. KATzENsTEIN, Manager.
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National Republican., 1882-10-17
$40, $23, $25,

Single and Double Breasted Sack Walking Coats OF
Chesterfield Suits, all new and nobby patterns