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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-20

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Population-whites, 1914; colored, 1875;
total, 81, 679.
Annual ratio per 1,OOO-whites 217S; colored
3o.28; total, 2S.32
j. 7. MCFARLAND, NJ D..
Health Officer
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Be sure and go to B. H. Levy for your
Hat, as you can buy any style of Hat in the
establishment at cost prior to opening straw
goods.-AdV.
Fine Hats, The New SILK Hat
In all sizes, at LsFsr's.-AdU.
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A full line of the celebrated Manhattan
Shirts, in white and fancy, at B. H. LEWIS.
ADJ.
Fine Pants 50, at the Famous New York
Clothing House.-Adv
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Visit the Famous New York Clothing
House.-AdU.
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Collars and Cuffs LaundrIed.
Leave orders at LaFar's.-AdV.
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Fine Silk Handkerchiefs, 75c., at the Fa-
nous New York Clothing House, 40 Con-
Roller Suspenders at Levy's.-Ady.
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Eight dollar Wooden Suits at the Famous
New York Clothing House.-AdV.
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Don't wear your old clothes any longer
when you can go to Levy's and buy $50
suit for SIS, and SIS suit for S12 So and
s12 so suit for $40, and all other goods in
his line positively at net cost, IN order to
make room for spring goOds.-AdU.
Everything down to bottom prices at the
Famous New York Clothing House.-Adv.
All Wool Underwear.
All sizes at LaFar's.-AdV.
Stop at the Fsmous, 40 Congress street.
ADJ.
Military Gloves and GaunGIeks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-20

Fine Silk Hsndkerchiefs, 75c., at the Fa.
nous New York Clothing House, 140 Con-
gress street.-AdU.
National Republican., 1882-04-12
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Currcnt Trnnsnctions at the various DIs-
.trfct Oniees

tflct Ofuceh.
Building permits were issued yesterday to John
T. Lehman, to build one brick dwelling the cor
ncr Of Twelfth and G streets northwest, to cost
$1,000; W. II. Yerkes, to build one brick dwelling
on g, between Sixth and Seventh streets SOUTH
west to cost "a 600: John v. Kehl to make repairs
at the corner of Four.and.a.half and X streets
southwest, TO cost s25 Mrs. Sarah Stone, TO build
fame kitchen at sol street northwest, TO cost
S3j; Mrs. l.. Lowe, to make general repairs at l22
B street northwest TO cost $3.50; EUeiing Star Com
pany, to remodel office ut the corner Of Eleventh
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, to cost 5000
Lien certificates have been issued on alleys in
squares 100, go, 7l9, and Ill.
The Inspector of Buildings has ordered the
owner of house No. 1854 Nineteenth street to
strengthen the building or tear 1t down within
thirty days,
The Inspector Of Buildings has submitted to the
Commissioners n statement Of the cost of making
alterations in the several public school buildings
as recommended by the committee OF safety
amounting TO SbO3Il.
The Building Inspector has notified the owners
TO remove the dlapidated houses No i2l Eleventh
street southwest and lllI Il street southwest
AS result of the recent confagIation,, . portion
of the north wall of Mr. Rynears building has
sprung and is not sufficiently strong to be used as
party wall for Lansburgh Brothers proposed
| building. The Inspector OF Buildings has ordered
| the strengthening Of the wall.
| Charles l.. Du Bots has asked the Commissioners
| to lay concrete pavement ON q street northwest
hnd mat tho Oh WOODEN pnNVInentt po l v,hcn Wy,
Lieutenant lIoNie has sustained the Inspector OF
| Plumbing in u recent report made by nm on tho
sanitary condition of Il house. The proprietor
! charged the inspector with incompetency and
| Lieutenant HoXic, after investigating the case,
states that MIR. Robinson's report was correct iii
| every respect.
| In response to inquiry of Mr.. J. c. Clarke, of
Stanton place, as to whether or not Eighth street
southeast in front of square 92l, Is 10 be put in
condition to admit of planting trees this spring.
the Commissioners state that improvements are
contemplated on Eighth street southeast this sea-
son.
The receipts OF the Tax Collectors office for the
month of March amounted to SIG, 6,Sl9S3
During the present fiscal year. up to date, 1i6S
dogs have been licensed.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

The polo game at the Rink lust night was n very
exciting one. As soon as the ball was started it
was very evident that the washingtons meant
business and were determined to wine out the
score of to made against them in Baltimore at
the last match. The usually phlCgmatic Boyd was
quite excited though not to the extent Of losing
his head as he captuined the game eXcellontly.
The Baltimores lalOrcd under the disadvantage
Of green goal keepers as the regular players In
that position were unable to come, having other
engagements. The teams were composed as fol.
lows; Ballimores-Gerber and Adams, goal.
keepers; Arnold cover; Hay, back and captain
Houcc centre; McGnnis, forward; Hume, point.
washnglons- cover. GittingS forward
Franks, field; B HELEN and Main, goals Hobbs,
second ooyer; Boyd point, and captain A. l.,
Wilmington, referee, The first goal was scored,
amer very long fight for the Washingtous by
Gittngs. The second inning was very spirited
and the playing rather rough; the goal was finally
scored for Washington, The next two innings
were played quickly, the Baltimore goal. keepers
being demoaliacd and allowing the goals to be
easily made for the Wushingtons. During the
playing Of the fflh inuug Gittings was temporarily
disabled by n collision, though fortunately not
hurt except to the extent Of being stunned for a
few minutes. During the confusion incident upon
this mishap to this iavorte player the BaltimOres
succeeded in scoring The only point made by them
during the evening. At the close Of the game the
score stood WNshingtcns, 4 Baltimores, /,
National Republican., 1882-04-12

The Clan. ma. Gael will celebrate The centennial
of Irish legislative independence on next Monday
night, April II, at Abners Hall, by compliment
nry entertainment Among the features of the
occasion may be mentioned an exhibition by tho
aid of the scioptcon Of views Of Irish cities,
cry, and famous places, especially the exterior and
interior of the old Irish Parliament House in Col
lcge Green. The literary and musical programme
win consist of selections of American aud Irish
national music, songs readings, recitatons, &c
Prominent congressional and other speakers will
deliver addresses appropriate to the event COM
mCmOrated, MS well MS to the present situation in
Ireland The members of the association hope on
that occasion to be able TO rejoice ~ the complete
success of the efforts for the liberation of the
American citizens imprisoned BY the British
demonstrations on the centennial of the Irish
volunteers and on Emmets birthday did so much
to attract attention and sympathy toward on the
part of Congress and the people ut large. Invita-
tons ofwhich only limited number have been
issued to avoid crowding, may be obtained from
National Republican., 1882-04-12

Hon. George b. Loring will deliver his lecture
on "Thomas Jefferson" for the benefit of the Par
ish Union of All Souls Church on Fri
day evening next. AS the author of the
Declaration of Independence and the advo-
cate of Democratic ideas of government, Jefferson
has always been II fnvorite with the American
people lie was an original thinker philosopher
as we'll as statesman, and MS eirly rs 1852, re-
ferring to slavery. he used these remarkable
words: ! trcmble for my country when reflect
that God is just that His justice cannot sleep for
ever The way of hope is preparing under the
TshlcrS 0 h"b % n an
and many will be glad to hear him oh subject
upon which he is so well qualified TO speak.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of disabled s0'-
dlels was held at Cosmopolitan Hall on last satur-
day night, and n temporary chairman, secretary,
and treasurer appointed also, q committee to
draft the purposes Of the permanent organization,
which will be effected at their next meeting on
Saturday evening next. Several able addresses
wore made, setting forth the just grievances of
worthy comrades aud how Senators and mem
bers of Congress arc dnped and humbugged by the
inner rings Of the Departments when employ
ment is sought for deserving soldiers Also, Of the
misses, who have neither cares responsibilities nor
votes.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

Invalds need no longer dread to take that great
specific for Consumption, Asthma, and threatening
Coughs-Cod-I Liver OIL aud Lime As prepared by
Dr. Wilhor 1t Is robbed Of the nauseatlnl taste and
also cmbodics preparation of the Phosphate Of
Lime, giving nature the very article required to
aid the healing qualities of the Oil aud to recrcate
where disease has destroyed. 1t also forms re-
mnrknblc tonic, aud will cause weak aud debili.
tatcd persons to become strong and ROBUST. II
should be kept in every family for instant use on
the first appearance of Coughs or Irritation of the
Lungs. Manufactured only by A. b. Wilbor
chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

Marriage licenses have been issued TO Theophi-
lus Johnson, of Prince George County, Maryland
and Pauline Rednger of Washington; ]. Harris
Of Chester, Pa,, nnd Martha HackleyI OF CulpepeT
and May Z. BroderCk, of Marrsburg, W Va; A.
j. Johnson, of Knoxville Tenn, and Anna NJ
Ford, of 81. Joseph Mo-; Jesse PlOwden and LOttie
Pearson James T, Perkins and Rose Krousc, Harry
j. Douglas and GeOTgianl Warren, James b. Shell
ton and Mary V. Austin, Franklin Lowe and May
V. Wells Isaiah g. Penn and Belzora BROOKS, Of
Washington. d. c.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

large crowd attended the Martha Washington
tea party, given by Perseverance Lodge, o, G. r.,
last night. .An excellent programme was rendered,
taton Miss Chandler; vocal solo Miss Petit; har.
monicon solo, G. Burrows vocal duet Misses Fer.
gusOn and Webster instrumental solo, Miss Eva
Iandman; humorous readings, Mr., David q,
Bangs; finale, West End Orchestra Amer the lit
Crary and musical programme refreshments were
generously provided, 10 which those present did
ample Justice, ana all that attended fully enjoyed
The hospitality Of parseYeramCe lodge.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

DR., Rowaud, the inspecting physician OF
Quebec, accompanied by his wife aud daughter,
paid his respect to President Arthur yesterday.
Among the other callers were Senators Mcmillan,
Kellogg, Window, and PendletOn; Representatives
Valentine, Pacheco, Cnswell Prescott, Butter
worth, Darrell, Young, Moreyi Farwell, Wheeler,
York and West, and the board of managers of the
National soldiers Home, who were introduced BY
GnnrnlnrN lincoln.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

Our friends who may have in contemplation o
tour to Europe nre reminded that the first grand
excursion Of the season under the management oi
Mcssrs. Thomas Cook Il son, the veteran tourist
agents, 26l Broadway, New York, will leave New
s, aud still another July /. individual travellers
can also obtain special advantages from this firm
We have received very neat pamphlet, with maps
nppllCaion.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

Alexander b Coleman, the well-known and
popular barber, who for the past eighteen yeas
has been engaged IN business at the southwest
corner Of Eighth and d streets northwest, was
stricken with ap0pleXy at his residence No. IN u
street, yesterday morning about Six o'clock, and
expired In few minutes. Mr.. Coleman s
about fltylve years ofase, and leaves a wiE end
six children,
National Republican., 1882-04-12

concert for the benefit ofthe Fifteenth subdi.
vision Associated Charities will take place to. night
at the North Presbyterian Church, ON y street. be.
tween Ninth aud Tenth northwest Several we'll
known amateur yOCGlists will participate and
there will be readings and recltations by Miss Eva
Henderson aud little Miss Arnold, who Is said to
be under the tuition of Mrs, General Lander. The
programme will he under the direction of Pro-
fessOr TheOdore ]. King.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

ilLuther Benson, OF Indiana addressed a large
audience last night in Lincoln HILL the subj, ct
Of oftemperancc, and presented It in many phases
and shapes hat Il seemed like n new story. From
beginning to end II was fresh aud interesting and
We venture to say that few Of those present ever
spent more enjoyable evening than while Mr.
Benson held the floor
National Republican., 1882-04-12
LOCAL MENTION.
EROSI GEORGETOWN.

SO Gay street.
GENTLEMEN.
Having used Browns Iron BiitcTs,
certify that II did me great deal
Of good II was recommended tome
by DR., George b. Lockhart, Of tnis
city JAMES KING.
browns Iron Bit,ers Is a true as
sistant to nature in restoring tho
system to perfect health, creates
strength, tones the nerves.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

Owing 10 the extensive damage my store and
stock has sustained by fire adjoining me | am
obliged to announce TO my patrons and the public
that the store will be closed until put In proper
announce reOpening soon as a settlement can
be affected with the insurance companies.
CMAs. BAUM.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

w.
The Foreign Mails for the week. ending SATUR.
DAY, ut H. M, for Europe, by steamship AbysSina
via Queenstown. On WEDNESDAY. at 10 n. M, tor
Europe, by steamship Parthia. via Queenstown (cOr-
respOndence for Germany and France must he spe
cially addresseD. aud Mt 10 n. No for France direct
by steamship Labrador, via Havrc, and at II n. M.
for Europe by bysteamshlp Main, via southampton and
by steamship CITY of BRUSSELS, via Queenstown (cor-
rc3pOndcnce for Germany aud France must he spe.
clally addressaa) and at II a. m, for Europe, by
steamship Lessing via plymouth, CherbouIg, and
many, &c, by steamship Rhein, via southampton
and bremen Correspondence for Great Britain and
other European countries must be specially nd-
dresaedl, and at IL M for Europe by steamship Ger
manic, via Queenstown Correspondence for Scotland
must be specially addr rsSedl and at ~ M for Scot
land direct, by steamship Furnessia, via Glasgow,
and Mt !: M, for Belgium direct by steamship Waes-
The malls for Asplnwall and South Pacific by steam
ship Acapulco, close on Monday, nj 10 o. IN, The
malls for Porto Rico and MRrncnibO, by steamship
Nassau and MaanHts by steamship CarOnlclei, close
on Wednesday, at y. IN. The mails for Mexico via
New Orleans, close Ou wednesday, at 800 p. NJ The
mails for Bermuda by scamsh hip FlnmbOrOugh, close
on Thursday, ut l:l0 p. m. The malls for Cuba and
Mexico by steamship British Empire, close Thurs
day at 1850 u. The mails for lIAytl and SavAnla,
&c,, by steamship A1n close on Friday ut o. ~.
tlmOrc, close Friday, at 1880 .. The mails for
Venezuela and Curacao, by steamship Bacarres close
on saturday. at u. IN. Tue mails fOr tue Win ward
at u. M The malls for Cuba aud the West indies,
by steamship Saratoga close Saturday, ut 1890 y.
nj. The mails for China and Japan via san Fran.
cisco, close April II. At p. M. The mails for Aus
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Posi-. OFFICE, NEw YORK, April S, lSsa aplO
s5sye THE ISDE MINING AND REDUCTION
sSS COMPANY.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

,WI,LI4rps,,,J W; ParkeE, Elizabeth, y. u
WSaGa WS9TSi e. PS5mSTs % MG,nS Ewig R2s,on ]smos PIi
,o dslpnaSi nnS 6 + %ason scotland James y. hiaS.
soo, N VI 4. r. hi, jacob Hers, TS John F. Henry,
j. A. Faust T. y. lhurber, II. and J; {. Applii,gton,
EdwaTi uddy f Nov ~" Jersey; T H. ISG B cbcgcr Sc%
orleansi k. Cossicr. Pcnusylvnnla; j. II. liutan,
fun, Brooklyni {. C. Harrington, Providence, r. IL;
Richard Hartley, Sacramento Cal
ARL1NqToN,-.Jona NJ. Libbey, Francis T.. Mngoun
G59Srge " Slm1ns ~ Phll99delPhlapl n H. a; SNSdSn
=. Ncwburg, Taunton, Mass. Hon. j., w Bradbury
Augusta, Me; j. u. Jones New York General
Z. Barry, r. L. Qualc. Massachusetts; a. p. straut,
Br2okIyn, y. vi N. p kameror, Germanyi Z; ,;: -;
IIaycni ? 6 n,rdsall, wcsiport, Gonn.i, =. FLOYD
Boston, j. j. b. AmasS GaTRS Bro6RTSc
Mass b. T. Nc pMgconne Sheago J@mGs B ElIns'
Daniel O'Connell Bedford, Pa.
ERnIrT.-W. d. Eaton, Chicagoj J. II. Monltt, Bos.
4Gs 4Grk Vr III &aynSdeT adheT.9 J ~ T. S?aiPs iorTs
ci,i SGW York i j & &Pennepally Troy ~ XII A H. Chl1'
Boston; j. j. Desmond Norwich, Conn. Z.
Ri9 Ri99aS-Ge9Tse Bddle, Philadelpnlai Dr. stephen
EeSTSoG ETSn rIdI mIdIyerpoS Epg n wS9sey New IHyen
cdmpbS b BoSn HSnn f. ~ os9Sd eSr nT S%sfI as
Colonel @. NJ Reynolds. Andrew r. Dcrr, Wilkes
,METRorGIITAs-James H.. Luther. Tennessee
New HorkiC !. Howard. Alabama; q, W9rtIng-
ton, HOlyOke, Mass; j. j. Gray, Sulem N. J.i NJ. |.
MastcrsOn, Peabody n. j.; Thomas f. Keatlng, John
s. lIawey, and q. II. Miller, New York.
ard Beaufort, S. q, William Fox, New York p.
Dunn, Rochester, NY; John Hynes, Buffalo, n. ";
l.. y. Rogers Charles MCDonough Arthur |. Delaney,
New York; II. NJ. Richardson, Cincinnati
WonMLEY,s-C. Dorr, Fred AmoIy Boston w.
II $ E TaEen6ansh r. + xsy. Is % New YORK. YORK; Howard
W. Fowler, Baltimore; II. l. Ford, Louisville.
Sr. MARC.-J h. Nervers, Philadelphia, Pa; j. A.
sherman, Boston, Mass; George n. Brown, New
York; J, Jordan, Memphis Thomas Hollahan, Mas
sachuscits; NJ. ]. London, Albany, n. Y.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

At the uinety-Grst meeting Of tho above named
association held at No, 0l7 street, last night Mr.
james Wilkin.on In IN" chair and II, II. Twombll
nc ing as secretary $500 was advanced al 50 pc
cent, and three shares Iedeemed at S239.G3 each.
National Republican., 1882-04-12
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season u report concerning the
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lshed each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement: Very turbid, o tn s; turbd
Sto 10; slightly turbd, 10 to %; clear, 90 TO &c.
Condition of the water Tuesday, April ll-At Great
Falls, 81 at receiving reservoir, %; at distribut-
ing reservoir sc.
The steamship John Gibson arrived from New
York Monday evening, and will leave Friday at
the usual hour.
Darius Gaskius, young man employed by Mr.
Lyddane, the grain and feed dealer on High
street. met with slight accident yesterday While
splitting some wood, A piece flew up and struck
him Just above his right eye The wound, though
quite painful, Is not Of serious nature. m
Isn'tthe able reporter of the star just little pre-
vious ut timesG Under the head West Washing
ton News in last nights issue, he speaks of the
repairs on the canal locks Mt Berlin as having been
completed, and closes by remarking: 1.-The water
will be let in tonight" Tuesday. message re-
ccived last night 10y teophOne) from Berlin states
that the water cannot possibly be turned into the
canal before noon to-day, as the work upon the
locks at that place will not be finished before
twelve or one o'clock.
Schooner Oliver Harrison, Captain Roberts, ar
rived yesterday with 100 bushels of wheat for
Messrs. Hartley Brothers, sold to arrive at Slli.
Twenty.o one hundred herring In the market yes
terday sold ut from sS75 TO $3.50 per lOOO $50 tall
ors Mt ST. 80 per lOO and very few shad at twenty
sales at Drover's Rest Tuesday, April II, as fur.
nishcd by S. D.. Linn, esq: Eighty cattle and up
sold at from to ~ cents; l50 sheep and lambs
Sheep, 515c7 cents; lambs, lO9l2A cents; COWS
and calves S25Gs6O.
High tide April l2 (wednesday)-1;5o a, IN, and
2:2i p. IN.
ham, Fairfax, Va; John II. Peasley, Brownsville,
Md: Charles PRODIGY, city; Il. !. Topper Point OF
Rocks, Md, and ]. @. Adams Mississippi
National Republican., 1882-04-12
Capital city GUARD infantry Corp. Fair.

From the present indications the Ipir bids well
to be n pecuniary success The corps has been the
fortunate recipient of many valuable and useful
presents from friends both in and out Of the city
Among the gifts are the following: Silver pitcher
aud goblet, employees of Interior Department
china tea set fftysiX pieces, employees of Treas
ury Department; set Of casters, employees of the
Capitol; silver cake basket W. NJ. Gait; gold
watch Captain Thomas S. Kelly silver fruit dish
OrientClub; silver butter dish friends of fCaptaill
Kelly; two officers swords, Willett & Ruoh and
Horstmnnn Bros, Philadelphia; fancy articles
SvGndseu Bros Ohio dressing case, W S. Thomp-
son gold thimhle aud case, 1yssowsli Bros; jars
of preserves, ]. II. NIagruder; hat b. Solomon!
fancy articles Mrs. Gutman; fancy articles, Henri
Strasburger; silver thmble schmldtiej embroid'
cred shoes, w, Hahn; Roman punch, Helebower
cologne, A. l.. Elliott; SO, AucrbaCh, The three
principal prizes are now on exhibition at the fol
lowing places First prize, handsome set of walnut
bedroom furniture, at Wash Williams, Seventh and
D streets; second prize, costly silver pitcher, al
Schmidtie's Seventh street, between and II
streets; fine Queen sewing machine, ut Auer'
bach's, Seventh aud III streets
National Republican., 1882-04-12

Fresh Aldcrney butter Churned every morning
md delivered in 5lb. "Ward" prints, at Doc. per h.
Also cottage cheese &C. per ball; buttermilk, &c.
per qnArt and sweet milk 5C per annrt.
National Republican., 1882-04-12
l1O7 Penna. ave.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Far
Rings, Fine God Jcwclry, American Watches Ster-
ling Sllverware IN great variety Plated Tea Sets,
Baskets Bowls, Ice Pitchers, Butter Dishes, lastors
SDup rureons Forks and spoons Rogers Bros. Plated
Table cutlery, JoSeph Rogers y sons sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery aud Scissors French Clocks, Opera
Gnsses, Brass SCnncrs, Mirrors, CandleSticks, &C,
was never so complete which call to the attention
ofpurchG-ers, MS they will find our prices low.
HARRIS & SHAFER,
mrl6tf No lll3 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1882-04-12

to suit yourself us our nss )rmcnt of spring cloth
lug Is the most complete in the city. EisemaI
Bros corner seventh and T..
National Republican., 1882-04-12
n~,ays THE ISDE MINING AND REDUCTION
kSS COMPANY


The abOye-nnmed company owns five mines in the
mineral of Indc, state of Durango, Mexico. and now
offers for sale 300 shares Of Its stock NJ E per share
Two of the mines are producing ore Ol high grade
Reduction machinery has been ordered ana more
than Onehrd of the cost OF the same has heen paid
for and enough money In the hands of the treasurer
70 pGy for the balance The shares now offered for
sale are for the purpose of transporting the macn-
cry 10 Mexico and to erect the necessary buildings
&c.
National Republican., 1882-04-12
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.


For he Middle Atlantic States, fair 'ccdthcr,
norlcrly cnds stationary or locer barometer station
dry temperature.
F0r Washington, / a. m.-Siigh6y pa,mer, fair
Wcdiier.
Thcrmomctric rcadings.-7 n. M. SO; II a. M,
32'; p. m, $50; p. M, SO; II p m, 80; maxi.
mum, $50, minimum 2gbo
National Republican., 1882-04-12

to the display Of spring suitngs and trouscrings
exhibited In our windows, corner Seventh and f.
Eisemon Bros, Clothers and tailors.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

This space is reserved
for LANSBURGH 4 BRO,
who are so busy that they
are unable to write up
their advertisement. The
buildings are now being
pulled down for their new
and spacious building,
which they expect to Oc-
cupy by October l, 1882.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

we are receiving spring stock. Eiseman Bros.
clothiCrs and tailors, corner seventh and T.
National Republican., 1882-04-12
NINoTIcE.


sAy Noii'N' WASHINGTON, April 10. 1882.
We, the journeymen plastercrs of Washington, de-
mand S3.j0per day on and after April H. lSs2 TO he
the standard wages for the year 1851 This demand
IL unanimous upon the part of the Ourneymcn plas.
tercrs. by order of MILLARD T.. HOBBS.
aDll-3tt Recording Secretary,
National Republican., 1882-04-12

Your Attention IL directed

to Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh aud T., II you
want them substantially fitted out for the spring
National Republican., 1882-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N(SiFB SPIRITUA LISM.-NtRS. DIR. a. NULL.
~ celebrated MEDIUM gives sttlngs daily at
500 y street Room l. Onicc hours, 10 o. m. TO y, m.
National Republican., 1882-04-12

You can publish three.lne advertisement OF
Wanted" For Rent" For SALE or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB-
National Republican., 1882-04-12
A~zyySWE WILL CLEAN CARPETS BETTER
RsS AND CHEAPER
Fine Up
nDli-GU

than any other concern in Washington.
No whipping to wear or tear your carpets.
\, II. ClIACE & BRO,
Fine UpholsereTs and Steam Carpet Cleaners,
IOuIsinna