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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
October 50, 1882.
WALKER HOUSE,

j Goldman and wife, A Felkenstein,
j W Whitney, D K Brsmb bic, John F
Henry and wife, a q Holmes and wife,
New York; A Peabody, Miss n Boyd,
g N Welby, Chicago; W q Judson,
Boston; T L McNanY, Philsdelphis; q
P Sontsg, B G Fechhimer, P Strasbur-
Der, + A Boole, j z Thomas. f A Fi:z-
gerald, j III Goodwin, Q a Fischer, San
Francisco; L B Mcconnell, Cheyenne;
D @ Dodge, Denver; | 3 WillicuLt and
wife, California; w Gregory, China; ]
Gsdsden, Green River; r. L Jones,
Reading Pc; E Murray, D L Croft, q S
Army; G Goss, Price River; K Davis, Z
Lewis, Sessions; j Rother, Germany; I
Carrigan, Wood River.
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

g Farmer Herman; Jensen, Dfa-
per: J D Finlay, G Res, Utah; VIM
= Riley. B Buinn, lows; w Ainsright,
Grantsvile; G War;, Tooele; S Thomp-
son, E A Hartrustrin and wife, F S
Richards and wife, Ogden; D A Corey,
Chicago; III s Aschheim, G Goss, PARK
City; d Q Reno, D NJ Swami, A 81 Ben
MS and wife, ( Il Dennis, Bingham; NJ
A Shubury and wife, Evansteu; M G
Vincent, England; Z NJ. Wilkinson,
Logan; Mrs 9 Warren, Butte City; j w
Whitney, D Armstrong, New York; c
D Bigelow1 Frisco; Il G Wallace and
wife, Alta; ] T Boyle, Wood River.
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Music for QuadrilIe and Brass
Bands.
VIII shortly arrive, at Calders.
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Valley HOUSE.

Nellie Boyd Company, j q Desn, G
T Davis, LeadVilie; T Collins, Phoebe; j
L Howard, Draper; I Sullivan, Park
City; J W Taylor, Salmon City; Mrs
Garrich, j Schlott, F Kelly, Boise City;
3 Power, Ireland; G Wilson, r K
Cornell, 4 I Jones. Ogden; II Hickman
Tintie; Colnon, S 81 Young, 7 Hardy,
Wood River; Z B Guion, San Fran
ciieo; D Ross, Idaho.
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WHITE HOUSE.

B Barbara, DR. KRAMER, j Il Johan-
iDgmeier, Bingham j Brandon, Ogden;
b j Charter, d Sc r G r; B Gottberg,
Denver; J z Whitney. Mendon; j Val.
lert, Sandy; F 81 Brown, Ills; q Ben
nett, South Cottonwood; J Bragan,
Evanston; E Aiken, Frisco; ] D Finlay,
Provo; Mrs j B Mstherson, Miss E E
Msthefson, Nebraska; G Hansen, Deer
Lodge; T Coblentz. S Bailey and wife,
San Francisco; A Shelton, a Shelton, j
Mcdonnell, NJ Gallagher, Weaver City;
n G Springer, Ct r Simmons, j Funk,
J lsnyder, Park City; III L Powers,
American Fork; e d Ellis, Idsho; 6
May, Provo; w Sturtwsnt, D q r 6 r;
G Atwood, South Cottonwood; j q
Mudd, Twin Greek; r b Connell, NJ e
Msycock. j L Monroe, Ogden; j G
Wilson, New York; B F Jones, U ? r;
Z Edwards, Pitt, CWin Greek; P ii
Crsnor. MsyVille, Mo; 3 Driver, Bing-
ham; " Ainecough, Grantsviile; r
Nay, Cherry Creek.
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BROKER,

Money to Loan on diamonds, watches Jes
elry and other coilaterals. specially u
buying and selling railroad ticketa scal
urors' and witnesses court certasl''
bought and sold.
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DIsEASE3 OF DOGS, A PRACICA l.
guide for every dog owner on cart
dogs and prevention and treatment OF tnel
JraDning Fishing and Dressing Furs, 10
T1Iidernist. 80. of booksellers or BY ma;
TnSsE HANEY CO., 10 Spruce St. n L
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he will as SURELY deliver YOU in the
future. and fulfil all his promises to
Zion as he has q lIverrd you in tLe
past.
In regard to our religion, or our
eternal covenants, we have no com
promise to make, nor principles to
barter away; they emanate
from God and are founded
upon the rock of eter-
nal ages; they will live and exist
when empires, powers and nations
shall crumble and decay; and with
the help of the Almighty we will
guard sacredly our covenants and
maintain our interests and be true
to our God. while time exists or
eternity endures.
In regard TO your political ar
raDgemenUS, the territorial central
committee is an organization that
has for its object the preservation of
the rights of every citizen of this
territory. without regard to party or
sect. They will doubtless issue
such instructions, from time to
time, as circumstances may de-
mand. 1t is in the interest of every
patriot to faithfully observe and
practically carry out the suggestions
that they may make.
Let us guard well our franchise,
and in one unbrOken phalanx main
tain and sustain our political status,
and, as patriots and freemen, oper-
ate together, in the defense of what
few liberties are left US, in the de-
Tense of the Constitution, and in
yhe defense of the ina1ienable rights
of man; which rights always exist
and are before and above all consti-
buttons, and thus perpetuate to pos
terity the inestimable blessings of
freedom, including the right to live,
the right to be free, and the right to
pursue happiness, unmolested by
any influence, power or combina-
ton.
Your brethren in the gospel.
JOHN TAYLOR,
GEO. @ CANNON,
Jos. F. SMITH.
Salt Lake City, Utah Territory,
August Doth. 1882.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE.

I,--, being frsi duly
sworn Tor afirmed), depose and say
that am over 81 years of age, and
have resided in the Territory of Utah
for six months, and in the precinct
of -- one month Immediately
preceding the date hereof, and (if a
maiel am q rative-born or natural
I'D las the case may By citizen of
the United States, and a tax payer in
this territory, .or if :emsle) I am a
native born, or naturaIized or the
wife, widow or daughter, las the case
NAV bel ota natve-borD or natural
lied citzen OF the United States;
and I do further sotemnly swear Tor
afirml that am not d bigamist nor q
polygsmist; that I am not violslor
of the laws c. the United States pro
bibiGing bigamy or p0lygamY; that I
do not live or c0ha0it with more than
one woman In the msrriage relation,
nor does ary relation exist between
me and any woman which has been
entered into or continued in violation
of the said laws of the United States,
prohibiting bigsmy or polygsmy,
land if g w7man) that am not9he
wife of a polygsmist, nor have l
entered into any relation with any
man in violation OF tie laws OF the
United States concerning polygamy
or bisamy.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this - day of - 1882.
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pEADING AND FILING THE
( \ Gi of Vim. F. Poll and VIM:
v psn"S administrators of the estate OF
2tTolgii John Poll, deceased. praying for
" q. L. Ar To sell certain real estate be-
81 o. 70 said estate, and particularly
lol lgg-;5ed in the inventory on file IN this
Cqa-3 !. ordered that. persons inter
- IN said estate pear before the
esq., 5lo Of the Prob Court Of the
Iuu5it of Salt Lake, tsn Territory, OF
GolIT2 51rt room OF | Court n salt
i In "a Citv, on the8i1 81 Of S pit Der
L sHt ct 10 o'clocka. then an ere
L. L'1 show cause why al o 1"f old
nal be made.
= Ibis order be p .Olshed - sal
lake HERALD, an vs. paper ''iri ~ Il
I'd county, till the 81 % e"t"u
isr. q. D. 1882.
Dsted at Salt ok hl-us'
18Th, 1882.
RI ta'p
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Registration officer,
Precinct.

Tt viii be perez v.d by all who
have read the Edmunts ls~, that the
,yoyds sin the asaTrlage relation. " IN
cernorated in this ossn. are lot to bs
found in that Lave The lsnguageo tn
Edmunds Jaw Itstli Is: "rnat 40 pc
.Iyeamist, bigamlst. or any person o.
habiting With more than one woman
and no woman cohabiting with any
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.TgBRIToRY OF UTAH,
COUNTY OF SALT La \

TERRITORY OF UTAH. =
COUNTY OF SALT La
ID. Bockbolt, Clerk of tn r.
r'1,l 10 and for the County Sa.'
T.ta, in the Territory of Utt "a
t I,e certify that the foregoing il = l.,
1 .'-s' ard correct copy of the order a.
..i5tinp time and place for hearing OF
Pottion to sell real estate IT. the matter of
Il a.tsts of VIM. John Poll, deceased,
q sDoesrs Of record in my office:
n witness whereof. l have hereunto
- - nv hand and affixed the seal Of said
1,1 - his 18th day of AugusG, A,
Ie92, D. BOCKHOLT,
[Sesl.l . frooale CierA'
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committing time and place for
Drd te.o- GDg petition to sell real estate.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
~ probate Court IN and for the
IL T.S.,l,,tg of Salt Lake, Terri
toTg of Utah.

after of the estate Of VIM. John
TIC u Poll, deceased.
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4 Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
ser Butte at 1000 am, giving daylight
-i lie ,hroash Cache Valley, and regular
S,srat tesiu arrives daily st Ogden
,. "a J. II, from futta.
GEO. ". THATCHER, Supt.
National Republican., 1882-07-08
DIdn,t Wan. Any ReareIrov.

A comical scene occurred on board sleeping
car that left Cleveland the other night. Among
the passengers was plain, staid Western Re-
serve schoolmarm." who was going West on a
vacation. She had secured q lower berth, but
when about to retire discovered that gentleman
was to occupy the shelf above her, She made
" holy kick against this arrangement, and fatty
declared that Il company that had no more regard
for single lady's feelings was unworthy of the
patronage of respectable people. The conductor,
afer considerable trouble. got the lessee of the
shelf to take n lower berth in the next section
The gentle damse retired without disrobing, and
later in the night got up TO get drink of water
Before leaving her berth she pinned piece
of paper to the curtain, in order that she
might make sure of II on her return. Her
movements were observed by the. gentleman
whom she had caused to remove and he, being a
wag, bethought him that now was his chance to
get even. Hastily removing the paper he pinned
It to the curtain OF the berth of Boston drummer
and then awaited developments In little while
the lady made her way to where the paper was
affixed and got into bed. moment later sue
cession of piercing screams issued from the BERTH
followed by the alarmed lady and the now
awakened drummer, who hoped out after her to
see what the devil the racket was about" The
scene that ensued beggars description. 1t took
the conductor and the porter an hour to paciy
the enraged female, and even then she refused to
be Modified until she was given II state room for
her sole use for the remainder of the night.
National Republican., 1882-07-08
The Inserocean Canal,

At a meeting of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs Friday the subject of the construction Of
inerocean canal was discussed. Representative
Kasson. OF Iowa, chairman of the subcommittee
10 whom the matter was referred. submitted a re-
port in favor Of the proposed Nicaragua route The
report was ordered printed for the use OF the
membess ofthe committee only, and the subject
was then postponed until Friday next. There was
no vote taken on Mr.. Kasson's report, hence the
hnal action of The committee cannot at this time
be predicted. 1t is thought, however, that there
win be two reports submitted TO the House
one in favor and the other in opposition to
the Nicaragua route. There were but six
members present at the meeting yesterday. The
committee directed Chairman Williams TO report
TO the House aud recommend the passage of a
joint resolution authorizing Ensign L. W. Rey-
nods. U. S. NJ TO receive decoration from the
Austrian government In recognition of his gallant
conduct in saving the entire crew OF the Austrian
bark OLIVIA in the year 1850: also, authorizing Mr..
A, s. Stream, keeper Of the life. boat station at
Shoal Water Bay, Washington Territory, 20 re-
ceive medal from the British government In
recognition of services rendered by him TO the
shipwrecked crew of the ship Sammerlaw, OF
Liverpool, in 1881.
National Republican., 1882-07-08
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.
Arrivals in the City-Marriages and Other
Notes.


The Sultan has presented General Lew Wallace,
United States Minister at Consta ntinople, with a
fine painting which represents Turkish girl.
The cable tells us that General Wallace has not
yet accepted it, but that was unnecessary, rs all
United States officials are forbidden by statute
from accepting presents from foreign rulers Gen.
eral Wallace and his charming wife are great
iavorites with the ruler OF the Ottoman Empire.
This is the formal way matters are announced
in Germany, as published in the New York Herald
of Thursday: 1--WE have the honor to commune
cate to our friends the engagement Of our daugh-
ter Adelhed to the governments assessor, Mr..
Walter Won Tschoppe. (Sgned) Arndt Won Steu-
ben, colonel and commander OF the Third Hanover
Infantr ry Regiment. No. 70; Dorothea Won Steuben,
nee Won Tschirsohky Boyendorff. Hildesheim
June, 1882" Colonel Won Steuben will be remem :
bered as the guest OF this Nation last at York
town, when he was accompanied by his wife.
LOUIS Mo-, accompanied by his daughter Mrs.
Battner, is in the city visiting his son. Mr.. s. H.
Jecko,
Lieutenant. Commander George W. Pigman and
Mrs. Pigman are in the city visiting at No. 421
Fourth street, where Mrs Pigmans parents re-
side. Mrs. Pigman is the sister of Commander
Alexander II. Mccormick, who is now command
ing the Essex, en- route to join the Pacific
squadron
Lieutenant Charles H. Bonesteel, Twenty first
Infantry, was married at Vancouver Barracks
(Fort Vancouver of old Army days., to Miss Mary
Greene, the eldest daughter of General oliver ID.
Greene, Assistant Adjutant- General United States
Army. The ceremony took place in General
formed by the Right Rev. A. Junder, D. D., bishop
of Nisaually
National Republican., 1882-07-08
Fridnx,. Nnminn,Ion..

The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate yesterday:
William L Stevens Of New Hampshire, to be
consul of the United States at Smyrna; Steph. H.
Smith, of Tennessee, TO be consul of the United
States at Nuevo Laredo, Mexico; and the follow
ing cadet engineers TO be assistant engineers |:
Albert W. Stahl, of New York; William Il. Durand,
of Connecticut; William 7. c. Hasson. of Ohio I;
Leo ID. Miner, of Ohio; W. $. Sample, Of Pennsyl
vania; Arthur T. Woods, of Massachusetts; Joseph
l.. Wood, OF Virginia; Charles Z. Manning, of
New York; Harry Hall, of Pennsylvania; William
II. Allderdice, of Pennsylvania; Albert Q. Young,
of New York: Albert i. Smith, OF Wisconsin /;
Charles A. e. King, of Maryland; Thomas w,
Kinkaid, Of Ohio; William b. Weaver. of Ken:
lucky; William s. Smith, of Virginia: and
the following assistant surgeons to be sus-
geons, with the rank of major: John Brooke Will
lam II. Gardener, Charles Smart, William 8. Tre
maine, and Morse X Taylor. L. E. Woodin. of
Michigan to be Indian agent at the Ponca Paw
nee, and 0toe Agency, Indian Territory; Edward
F. Taylor to bo Tegis,r ,rar of the land office Mt Sac
ramento, Cal; John Taife, to be receiver of the
land-offce at North Platte, Neb; Henry d. Root.
10 be receiver eff the land -ofice at Lincoln, Neb.
William Angaii. tn be receiver OF the land Office
Mt Grand Island, Neb,
National Republican., 1882-07-08
More Indian Troubles. 2

At sos yesterday afternoon telegram was re-
ceived from lgnacio, Col, in the Southern Ute
agency and signed Patten, agent, which read as fol-
lows: "There is trouble among the Indians. Two
have been killed and fight is expected to-day.
have notified Fort Lewis and exposed settle
menls The trouble Is between western Winnie
mucks and agency Indians"
AT $3.50 the following telegram was received
from Pangborn, acting agent at the San Carlos
agency, Arizona; Calvig, chief Of scouts, who
was in Cibecu fight went to Comet yesterday
early. He and one scout were killed, ten miles
from the agency, by Cibecu Ienegades, do not
anticipate further trouble"
National Republican., 1882-07-08
NATIONAL BANKS,
Full Text OF the Bin Relative TO Their
Corporate Existence


The conference committee on the bill to enable
national banking associations to extend their
corporate existence met yesterday afternoon, and
agreed upon the only remaining point in contro-
versy-the House conferees recedlng from their
disagreement to the twelfth and thirteenth Sec
tons of the bill, which were added by the Senate.
These sections In their full text are as follows:
SEC 70. That the Secretary of the Treasury Is
authorized and directed to receive deposits of
gold coin with the Treasurer assistant treasurers
OF the United States, In sums not less than $50
and to issue certificates therefor in dcnomna-
tons Of not less than $50 each corresponding with
the denominations of United States notes. The
coin deposited for or representing the certificates
OF deposit shall be retained in the Treasury for
the payment Of the same on demand. Said Ger:
ttates shall 10 receivable for customs taxes, and
all public dues, and when so received may be re-
issued, and such certificates, as also silver certi
ca'es, when held by any national banking associa-
uoh, sHall lie counted as part of its lawful re-
serve and no national banking association shall be
certificates shall not be receivable in the sette-
mcnt OF clearing house balances, provided that
the the issue Of gold ccrti6cstes whenever the
amount OF gold coin and gold bullion In
tho Treasury reserved for the redemption Of
the provision of section 5207 Of the Revised Statutes
shall be applicable to the certificates herein au-
thorized and directed to be issued
SEC, 13. That any officer, clerk, or agent of any
national banking association who shall wilfully
violate the provisonss of an act entitled " an act
III 1elereDCC 10 Certlfylng cneCkS by national
banks" approved March 3, 1869, being section
sos OF the Revised Statutes of the Unitel
states, or who shall resort to any device or
receive any fictitious obligation, direct or colat-
cral in order to evade the provisions thereof, or
who shall certify checks before the amount thereof
shall have been rcLularly entered to the credit of
the dealer upon the books Of the banking associa-
ton shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and shall, on conviction thereof in any circuit or
more than s.. 900, shall be imprisoned not more
than five years, or both, III the discretion of the
court.
National Republican., 1882-07-08
The Bond Cali.

The Secretary ofthe Treasury is considering the
adyisabllity of issuing another call for per cent
bonds. II was his intention to have issued such
q call this week, but 80 many other matters have
claimed his immediate attention that he has not
had time TO give the question serious consdera.
ton. The call will probably not be issued until
next week.
National Republican., 1882-07-08
FoIIx sa waiting.

1t Is the height of folly to wait until you are In
bed with disease that may last months when you
can be cured by tiHnely use of Parkers Ginger
Tonic. We haye kno n sickly families made the
heallhiesl by it.-ObserreF.
National Republican., 1882-07-08
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH HATH CDR. BOvEEsl
~ lil7 street opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. NOD
open Sunday. Open from u IN. TIL 10 p. M. Satur.
day, II p IN. Baths, 81; o tickets, SL0l
APO DIR. II. L. BOVEE, Electr cianL
TIME SHEDD BATHS, 0O3 j. STREET NEAR
j Ninth, we'll known AS the oldest and best In the
city. This bath IL constructed with view n conyen-
isnce, belng the first floor. Turkish, ltssiAD Sni-
phur, aud Mercurial Baths given with skill and e1.
perience ShampOoer of ten years experience ut this
establishment Single bath. sl lor s.; "a sio Open
sunday from 8 a. III. TO 1 D. IN. mr294
National Republican., 1882-07-08
SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ROB.
= Berry, FIRE OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
of ofWashington,
In lis own Building,
CORNER lJrH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January g. 1857
Capital
The Company sales inside us Fire aud Burglar
Proof Vaults at prices varying from IS TO 40 per year
according To size and location Rooms and Desks adj
Joining Vaults provided for Safe-RenteTs.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME. LOCK.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs OF every de-
scriptlOn, Including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE,
JEMELRY, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE-K EEP-
ING. on SPECIAL GUARANTEE. ut the Lowest
Rates.
BENJAMIN p SNYDER, President
CHARLES C.GLONER, otkggs & Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSELS Treasurer
ALBERT II. sTURTEVANT, Secretary.
O. E Nyman, Asst. secy.
DIREcTORs
Benjamin 7. Snyder Charles O. Glover,
John CaSSelB Henry A. Willard,
Albert J.. Sturteyant Thomas Evans
John o. Parke' nJSSm
National Republican., 1882-07-08
TEN DOLLARS FOR ONE.

One hundred and fifty thousand shares OF the
RAILWAY MINING COMPANY stock will be sold
at figures within the reach of all in lots of $50 or
larger. This Company Is the owner of three rich
mines In Montana all of which have been develoned
and expose valuable veins OF silver and gold out
OF one AT very slight depth 100 or tons of sill
ore worth 500 10 the ton has been taken and is
waiting transportation to market
II costs about one dollar ton to mine the ore, and
SIS per ton to reach the market with IL. The above
shares put sale merely to raise capital suiil
cent erect works the ground aud reduce the
before Hhipping These shares Will be -assessahp,
win be sold cheap to expedite this result aud
other will he placed on sale by the Company. These
are no PROSPECT mines, bular developed and rich
in EXPOSED deposits, and present rare opportu-
nifty for those having capital TO vest For report OF
assays made and for all other Information apply to
THoS. j. SPENCER, by letter, In care of The Chei
signal olhce, thls city. jylif
Il IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il ! on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; COLLECTIONS made every.
where, by ]. II. soUiER q CO.. BANKERS. l4l6 Penn
sylvania avenue. mA26u
National Republican., 1882-07-08
uORSES AND CARRIAGES.

JSOR SALE OR ENCnASGE-AT HOTEL DE
IL Hos and Carriage Repository OF w. II. GeyeT, =
number of new ard seeold d-hand family CARRIAGES
Rnggtes, and WagOns OF all styles; also stock o.
Horses always on hand ior sale; boarding aud hife
ing specially. 40 streot northwest Sleninga
OIL stand, mySly
National Republican., 1882-07-08
LOST AND FOUND.

7 oST-A GOLD EARRING, LIES PATTERN; (;
i finder will be suitably rewarded by returning II
10 ll20 boundary street northwest. JyS 81
7 oST-oN THE EVENING OF THE 0rH.
IL handsome black satin and moire SASH three
yards ~ length, Ample reward II ieturned 10 10
Massachusetts avenue. iyS-3tf
4 OST-WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ON NEW
Il York avenue, near Fifteenth street. n lady's
pocket liberal reward II returned TO this ofice.
IyG-3t"
National Republican., 1882-07-08
FoR RENr-BY B. IL WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses,
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices &c, and how they may be
seen. Property for sale in all parts of the city.
money to loan on real estate. Call.
mr27 B. ii. WARNER. 916 street.
VF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT, OR
Trade City or Country Property. come and see the
WILLIAM ii. MAIN d BROTHER, ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhl9u
National Republican., 1882-07-08
PINEY POINT HOTEL

ST. MARY's COUNTY. MARYLAND,
open for reception of guests JUNE l5 under the
agement of the owners,
MR.. AND MRS. JOS. TRAvERs.
The hotel has Just been thoroughly renovated fur
nshed, and supplied with every Convenience for the
comfort of guests, and is first-class Summer Home
for families.
Terms-s2 per day, $40 per week. and $35 per month.
Special Arrangements made for families. Daily
municaton with Washington. Baltimore and Nor
folk by the fine steamers George Leary Lady Of the
Lake, and Jane Mosciey,
For further Information address
MR.. and MRS JOS TRAVERS,
jel2-tf Piney Point, st. Mary's County, Md
National Republican., 1882-07-08
SUMMER BOARDING.

VNTANTED-sUMMER BoARDERS-BEAUT UTI
w full location; rooms cool and pleasant first
MRS Il. o. EVANS, East Falls Church Post.onice
Fairfax County, Va. jyG-3tr