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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21

THE GRAPHIC ARTs.-A treatise on the
varieties of drawing, Dalnting. and
engraving in compari on with each
other and with nature. By Philip
Gilbert iBsmerton. Boston: Roberts
Brothers; Salt Lake: James Dryer.
Price, $500.
The author is a most popular
writer on fne arts, and this is
without doubt, the best and most
useful of his books. The subtitle
explains the character of the work.
There are many references to paint
ings and other works not accessible
to people in this country; at the
same time, the descriptions are so
full and comprehensive, that there
is no difficulty in recognizing the
examples. Of course, as seems
necessary in books Of this kind,
there is a great deal of technical
detail in which the general reader
cannot be interested; but there is
comparatively little atfectatiOn, and
Mr.. HamertoE'S writings are gen.
orally entertaining and trustworthy
as a guide. He tells what most
readers want to know, the differ
ences and peculiaraiUies of draw
.ings, paintings and engravings; the
advantages Of each, their respective
appropriateness and want of fitness,
and the reasons therefor: the way
in which one branch of art differs
from another, and the relations
of each to the whole, the important
and we'll established laws being
definitely stated. The book is full
of sound instruction, embOdying
much genuine knowledge, is not
only readable but interesting,and is
cordially recommended to the con-
fidence Of those who admire the
graphic arts, whether as devotees
or otherwise. This is a cheap
edition, republished from the ex-
pensive work as it appeared in
England.
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Special.

I'VE HAVE TWO GOOD BUSINESS Es
w at eur disposal; one may be rented
They are we'll established and bringing 10
large returns: quite popular aud highly re-
spectacle. Good reasons given why we have
them to dispose OF.
FFNWO GOOD RENTING HOUSES FOR
sale, commanding high rents.
A COZY, WELL-FINISHED HOUSE OF
n four rooms in 18th Ward, one block from
street car, To be sold Immediately, cheap.
HNWO LOTS on ISr WARD BENCH.
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FOR ALTAR PURPOSES !

ont of ColHoopers cellars at SOnoma
U ITn herewith respectfully offer them
70 the clergy and others desiring an
oo ~ pure wine, made with the
,,fmost care, and guaranteed of the
yintages represented.
RPADHARASZTHY s. Co.
$50 Washington Street,
San Francisco, Cal
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ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL,
62s California Street,
San francisco, JuIv l9th, l

San Francisco, july 18Th, 1881.
The bearer Req. p. j. Kaiser, having
to spend some time IN the East, for mo-
tSUes of health, mag hare occasion 10
speak to those DESTROYS OF procuring q
genuine article Of pure 10iae.
To all such I Mould say, that the aOiileS
made directly by himself or atnde7 has
direction, are pure and genuine.
For some gears he has had lt71deT his
CHARGE for me the Diocesan Vineyards
of the Old Mission, San Jose, Cal. And
these Vineyards he has quite renovated
and brought to state Of considerable
perfection; therefore I k7aOaO the tUi1leS to
be pure and genuine. I hare gtUcn other
letters to a0i7le growers more or less
ccumenddtOTy, but none so strong as
aDould desire to make this, as az no other
case did I have so good means Of k7lOl0-
ing.-And iDhat I sag for Father KGiS-
er's OineS, 7 lVougd say for has Olive Oh
produced at the same place.
YeTy respectfully,
+ JOSEPH s.. ALEMANY,
sATchb. of Gan Francisco, Cal.
Having been appointed Sole Agent
for the above Celebrated Wine, L Of
fer it in original packages, sealed, as
it leaves the Vineyard, or in bottles
to suit the purchaser. Its purity
cannot be questioned, and it viii
undoubtedly be much appreciated
for family and medicinal uses.
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1T I8 TRULY WONDERFUL
51Z:sz w

-
To see what Improvement now exist
as compared with railway travel
only a few years ago. To become
convinced of this, one has only 20
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO 8 NORTHWESTERN RE
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the G
q NV. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.
ready to convey its passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track Of steel rail
through thrivi ng cities and villages,
comfortably sea ted in this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate OF
speed which he is riding. Trains Of
this road are always on time, con
nIecdons sure, and passengers seek;
Ing pleasure, com fort, safety and
easy In travelling, will ind the
Northwestern" in excess OF their
expectations, and the greatest OF all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
Slst upon Ticket Agents selling you
ricketts, Ola this Road; all agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets and 70
tuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. If you wish the Best
travelling Accommodations, you
vii buy your Tickets by this Route.
e AND WILL TAKE NJ
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For Rent.

A house Of seventeen rooms and cellar, halls
and every convenience for hotel; one block
from Main street. Is placed at low figure.
Considerable fixtures can be bought CHEAP
$50 month
Two rooms close TO Main street. SO.
A new. handsome and conveniently built
house, will accommodate one large or two
small families. Sos per month.
A large, comfortable, well-fu-nfsbe5 room
close to Jennings store.
Two furnished rooms to- rent, Thirteentt
Ward.
Office: 90 main Street.
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COMMUNION
w ! N E!

Having purchased all the Altar
vines made under the immediate
smuneTvision of the Rev. ?. j. Kaiser
in IN the vineyards Of His Grace,
Archbishop Alemany, at the Old
Mission San Jose; also the Wines
made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-21

King William and his Armies--a
humorous Georgia sketch, by Rich
ard M. Johnston. Mr.. William
Blacks new novel, "Shandon Bells, -
begun in the May number, is con-
tinued, and promises to be one of
that authors best stories.
New York: Harper & Brothers !;
Salt Lake: James Dwyer.
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Rso. Dear SirS, Referring to our
circular, we herewith annex copy Of
letter addressed to Rev. ?. j. Kaiser
bv the Most Rev. Archbishop A,e-
many of San Francisco. Cal.
ARPAD HARASZTHN s. Co.
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S. W DARKE. WIN. FULLEh'
5. W. DARK[ eco.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
WIN. FULLER.
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money l. 'aning
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

R%No extra charge for making D5eds whsu
we sell property. ,,,.
BSWe have several houses, building lots
and farms not in this list.
ErThe best facilities for making collec-
tiops, local or foreign. Returns promptly
made.
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Building Lots.

An ACRE AND A QUARTE8 LOT ON
"A the First Ward Bench.
C0OO LOT 6x4 RODS, IN 18TH WARD, ON
C-OO street car line.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ON FRANK
D lin avenue
o0CO street, IN the 11th Ward. Cultivated.
o. non HALF LOT BETWEEN WEST
9ZjOOO Temple and 1st West, finest or.
chard, well fenced.
INCUR LOTS CONTAINING SIX ACRES
Z of ground, with house and improve,
ments, in Fsirview, Sanpete County. Call
anu Pretty PR BUILDING LOT NEAR E. L
a T, Harrison's residence on Arsenal Hill
GOSO BUILDING LOT IN THE 18TH
9zOO Ward. rods front by 615 rods
deep. An extra rod frontage can be secured
10TH THE Sd WARD, 1890 RODS.
n on Sd Esst Street, which we have to
sell soon at some figure Call and see Us
VA| E HAVE ONE WHOLE BLOCK, UN.
w improved, on the Goth Ward Bench, for
,FRO a VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
S'oO ing site on Third South street,
21Sx20 rods, in close Proximity to Main street
flowing springs on the ground.
nROn LOT 7x7 RODS, TWO BLOCKS
0OOO from Main street. Eligible build
DUTLDING LOTS FOR SALE, IS OR 40
d feet front by s. feet deep, in rapidly
Improving locality, snd close to business.
Call and see.
m~EO BUILDING LOT, 5xIO RODS OF
UiJU tn block north of Jno. T Caine's
residence, 18th Ward. Fenced on two ides
Oh. a WHOLE LOT OF II ACRES
OA9U in the 18th Ward.
G01E A CORNER LOT IN THE TENTH
00LJ Ward; nearly 20 square rods of ground
QOOO 4 BUILDING LOT, 5xIO RODS
OGOO half block from street car track
2lst Ward. V alter right.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-22

On motion of Mr.. Dingley, the bill was passed
extending to sailing vessels the same privileges in
unloading cargoes as are now granted to steam
ships.
Mr.. Cox, of New York, in brief speech In favor
of the bill, invoked the attention ofthe Committee
on Commerce and the House to the Importance OF
considering some measure requiring the lnspec-
tlon of vessels sailing under foreign ilags.
On motion of Mr. Kenna, n bill was passed
fixing the second Tuesday in October as the time
for the election of Congressman from that State.
The Speaker laid before the House n commune
cation from The Secretary Of War, in response to q
in the Quarermaster-G Generals Department. Re-
ferred.
the special order being the bill to afford assist
nnce and relief to Congress and the Executive
Department in the Investigation of claims and
demands against the Government"
The bill provides that whenever a claim or mat
ter Is pending before either House of Congress
which involves the investigation and determine.
ton of facts, either House may cause the same to
be transmitted to the Court of Claims, when the
ficts shall have been found, they shall he
reported to the House, by which the case was
transmitted. The same authority is given to any
of the executive departments for the Transmission
Of any claim to the Court Of Claims for the inves
ugatiOn OF facts.
Mr. Bowman advocated the passage of tho bill
There was not member present who did moi
earnestly desire to discover some means by which
Congress could get rid of the mass of private
claims that clogGed the wheels of legislation.
Mr.. Houk cOntended that the claims of Loyal
C,i1Sno Vi the SCUM shouiu w lRtiu promptly Dy
the Government, and characterized as unjust the
decisions rendered, that the fact that clulman
lived in disloyal State was sufficient
ground for rejecting and disallowing hi
claim. That position was Incompatible viii
justice. II the South had been solid there woult
have been two governments In this country to-day
instead Of one. That section had given to Tho
army of the Union three quarters of million o
soldiers; and the majority of the clliY'us of Ten
neessee had never breathcd disloyal J. ,ath IL,
did moi believe that the method of investigatin.
these war claims had been Just and fair, or tina
the same justice hud been melted out to the Unioi
men oflhc South MS TO the Union men of the North
1ewould not vote for any bill that opened thu
door TO Repayment Of amy one who had been dis
loyal but neither could he favor any measure
which, like Mr. Houses substitute, barred al
Clams prior to 1866.
The mattcr after discussion, went over, and Mr.
Bowman gate notice that he would call the pre-
yiois question at two O'Clock day.
The Huusethen lat l3O) took recess until 1880
the evening session to be for the considerati ton
pausion bills
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nnrIIcG nInrrinrc.

There was only on, marriage license issued yes
te day, aud that wa to Archibald Richard aud
Jennie Elizabeth Fotcr. Amer having received
the permit to become a benedict he wanted to
have the knot tied atlncc. Tho Rev. Dr. Addison,
OF rruty Church. reformed the ceremony IN the
MAJ. halls private roof, Mr.. T. L. Johnson and Mr.
X. -. Megs $50 81 acting as best mcu. in the pres
ence OF several lawyoh court officials, and news
papvr men. The bndeis Young and quito pretty
10 'AlnS pl1hdc' Iuclhodogroum is n middle
aged man, and was gctlnpauied by a dainty hide
child about four yCJN hi.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-22
MEMORIAL TEA-PARTY.
Preparations for the Reception 10 Bc Held
In the RotundR OF the Capitol.


A meeting tf the executive committee of the
ladies having N charge the arrangements for the
reception to bcheld in the rOtunda Of the Capitol
on the 9th proNmo, In aid of the Garfield Memorial
Hospital, was leld at the residence Of General
Emory yesterday morning. The ladies present
were Mesdamts Ricketts,, chairman; Ferris,
secretary TulBck, Niles, Tyler, Irish, Canheld,
Bently, and Dewng, An informal discus don was
participated in w. all the ladies present as to tho
number of tablesand other matters connected with
the proposed reception, and II was agrvel to have
fourteen tables, a lgned to the States as follows:
]. California, Nryida, and Oregon. 2 Connecticut,
Maine, and Rhodl Island 3. Ohio Michigan, and
Indiana. 4. lows Minnesota, Wisconsin. aud iii.
nOis. o, Kansas Y Nebraska, Colorado, and Mis-
souri,, O. KentuGiy, Tennessee, Arkansas, aud
Texas, 2. Georgi,, Louisiana, Mississippi and
Florida. s. Norlhamd South Carolina, Virginia,
aud West Nirginh. ., Massachusetts. 10. New
Hampshire and Vermont. II. New York and New
Jersey. II, PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware, aud Mary.
land. IS. Di,trictof Columbia. II. Territorial
table. A partial liz of names of those who are TO
be assigned TO TN different tables was decided
upon, but the list NIL not be completed tin next
week. Mrs. Judge Alley has called a meeting OF
the Massachusetts, ladies' for Monday next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-22

The pupils oflho NatiNual Kindergarten and the
metropolitan kiudergaten yesterday celebrated
The ccnicnn!al annivogary Of the birthday Of
Frogbtl, the founder Of lhe kindergarten system,
in most hrpry mOnny. The children amused
themselves by playing the rumes which the great
frnebgl bad planned iOrlhcm IN nae long ago, aud
the entertainment was HUppily concluded by o
lunch, which the Misses Graves had prepared for
them.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IINOR RENT-lO ACRES SUITABLE FOR GAR
IL den purposes; Broom house; fine water, BE-;
near Brooks Station JOHN SHERMAN & co, st.
Cloud Building. ap2l'N
g-OR RENT-S TORE.--A PROMINENT STORE
" north side OF Pennsylvania avenue, TO n response
Tie party who will buy tho fixtures; no liquor deal
era need answer. Address w. A., Republican office
uu9IgtF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-22

LADIES' GOODS.
3 4 u M IS!
The Coming Week | will offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS in all the
different Departments.
The DAMAGED GOODS are
rapidly selling out, and now offer
my Entire Stock at Great Reduc-
tons.
Ladies' Cotton Underwear, ut 6S
and 80 cents; choice.
Ladies' Percale Suits, at So; worth
$3.50.
One Lot of Ladies' Fine Shawls,
worth from $3 to $3.50, now
$3.50.
Silk and Satin Suits and DOlmans !;
also Spring Jackets and u
sters, at u great reduction.
Fine Shaded Plumes, worth 81 !;
only $3.50.
All Straw Hats and BOnnets Re-
duced.
Our PATTERN HATS at Half
Price.
Great Bargains in Hosiery and
COrsGts.
Fine Lot of Best EmbrOideries,
mt 10 and 15 cents.
Parasols, 10 per cent. discount.
One Lot, Silk and Satin, slight
ly damaged, very cheap.
BrOcaded Sash Ribbons, worth
$3.50 a yard, now IS cents.
Misses Suits, damaged; some cost
as high as SIS; the choice fol-
SO, at
3 x u M S,
416 Seventh street.
ap22.tfip
GENTIIISMEN'S GOODS.
A.. n...n.a IA..I..,u A., In.,u.I...
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FOR Observation-Disclosures Rooms

JIoR INSTRUMENTATION ROOMS VERY
IL convenient and pleasant; no oblo,tiOns to igl /
housekeeping. lbs street northwest. ap22.3t+
I,oR RENT OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
IL toget Ter or separate; water, bath, and g. 81: all in
nice condition. los Second street northwest 22St*
JNoR Rents UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ON
II third hour; also, by May l, UNPUBLISHED Rooms
frst door rooms newly painted and pnpered. APP
ply, between and o'clock D. m, At rs Eleventh
street northwest. np2O-3tA
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nor RENT OR SALE--A HOUSE OF I ROOMS,
Il at College station, Washington branch d. & o. II,
II. Apply TO ID. @. CAMPBELL, College Station.
apl0-0lH
VNoR RENT-FURNISHED HOUsE-THE RES
~ idence Of Secretary Hunt, 1895 Rhode Island ave
nue., containing thirteen rooms and cellar; It is com
petely furnished and will he rented TO careful ten
ant for two years, for reasonable price, For per
NIT TO inspect the premises apply TO J. v, N. HUYCK
No. 1905 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, opposite north en-
trance Treasury building. lStar. apl6Gt
TT YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL RENT or
i Trade City or Country Property. come and sec the
great bargains at WILLIAM II. MAIN 4 BROTH
Frs ST. Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvanla avenue northwest mhlDtf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-22

PRICE SALES, he same to iakG place in
Our Hosiery Department.
The Adore wU be digided into FIVE
GRAND LOTS.
LOT No. l-CoNrAINING
324 dOZ. Ladies' and Children's
Fancy Striped Hose, spring inportG-
ton (uurh at the forrest 40 CTS. }, al he re-
markqbte figure Of 25 cents per pair.
lot No. s-CoNTAININu
1875 doZ. Ladies' and Children's
Fancy Stripes, JUHregutar, WOrth IS cts.,
al 80 cts. per pair, or 3 pair for 81.
LOT No. s-coNTAINING
493 dOz. Paiais Royal Stripes
(sOmething Reu), north at die forrest caIruta-
lion SO Cts, ,0iA be sold for 4S cts. per
pair.
LOT No. g-CONTAININu
II lot Of Lisle Thread, Sik Finish,
in opera dItd Dark ShdIies rOUb 81 %, can
b. bought for one pctk at 0Sc. per pair.
LOT No. 5-CoNTAININu
Lisle Thread, SillI-fnished Hose,
ribbed, wOrh S225, WW be Sidughtered for
half their raiue, 81. 20 per pair.
Our Ladies' Underwear Sale
of last week haUing been such grand sue
cess, The same tDW be continued until further
notice.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-22
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

NOR SALF.-HORSES, AT w. NAILOR'S: ONE
~ Conductor, dark chestnut years old, kind and
prompt driver; dark-brown Sanford, years old,
good road horse, single or double. To be seen at
WASH NAILOR'S stable, u street. between Thir-
tacnth and Fourteenth, Washington, ID. G. Guaranty
giNea. ap=2Bs
TINO BE SOLD CHEAP, BY PRIVATE SALE
il > Top Wagons, Top Buggy, . sets Of Harness,
and family Carriage Horse, Apply to WILLIAM
CA hill 20 Green street, Georgetown, ap9Gat
LNOR sALE-ITORsE, HARNESS, AND NEW
" Top, Sidc-bar Buggy; horse young sound, aud
gentle aud splendid driver; eau be seen ut United
States Hotel, $50 Pennsylvania avenue. api9-3tF
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Alu Of9ALMDVI bs
NATfoNALTnEATRE ITALIAN 0rERG.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
and wo T%RRk kfrTIGTSFP AAPHR S s SF 20 1882
N---..-------e srRAKoSCH &------4
5 H5afEs gas,.S s &H4B$
MoNDAY. E S,iSS \ 4 , ARRIL a. 1882
NINE. ETEhMA GERsTEH,
rEa 9sE ynrySss TS NS of Amin A9IpH o.
MIss CLARA GoTisR KELLOGG.
her farewell Appearance IN Washington previous to
IL MAJ HHnT T4Hs.I RI dE S.yESHix:
In her charming rendition Of Rosina.
Positively farewell appearance previous to her re-
wEDEEsp az a AE az \ k AfRL 20.
MILE. HAitIA LEsLiNo As LEONORA.
- l Tower FooT SO pTess
Circle Y; general odRls,Gn t's Gallery y &C.
extra. BoNsheet now open.
MISS ADA TG aE&T IA ApE EAST Ef LYNNE.
NATIoNAL THEATRE
TO-DAY AT2 TONIGHT AT g..
Farewell Performance ofthe
AUDRAN OPERA COMPANY.
The first production In Washington OF
THE SNAKE CIIARMRR-
with all Its wealth Of beautiful scenery and magnlh-
cent pePs HoSsc ScP S YORK; and win Re me nOu
COMPOSERS ORIGINAL oRUHESTRATtoN,
MATINEE TO-DAY Ar2
CO. At our Uaual Cheap Matinee Prices. ga
Admission to the Dress Circle . cents for all. No
50 aud IS cents, with no extra charge for secured
seats, Night performances at popular prices.
Commencing Thursday, April q,
MISS ADA GRAY, IN EAST LYNNE.
IIoRDs. NY SWEETHEART FAREWELL
MINNIE PALMER. RE GRAHAM
Ladies' and Chlldren's Matinee To-Day.
Ladies' and Chlldren's Matinee To-Day.
Ladies' and Chlldren's Matinee To-Day.
Ladies' aud Childrens Matinee To-Day.
Every SGa s9QpG s See n AEgS H To
c. D. HEN @so&SSGSMy ACNE gS 81 ERYsR GG5MrANY
at the regular rates OF admission,
BOX E sTE Efai' S Z MO OPEN.
Monday. Chimes OF Normandy; Tuesday, Tn,
Widow; wednesday, The M9scotte; Thurs
Friday and SATURDAY, change Of opera each evening
Opera Matinees Wednesday and saturday.
DoLLER SKATING RINK,
LII New York avenue, between Thirteenth ant
Fourteenth streets.
FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 81.
PROMENADE ooNcERT,-
commencing Mt & o'clock.
BY Schroeder's Pun Orchestra, under the manage
inent OF the Hink.
During the evening Mr. Rex Smith, tho distinguishes
amateur bicycle rider VIII give an eS-
FANCY B' icYGL =! RIDING.
Those who desire will be AFFORDED an opportunity o
dancing after the bicycle exhibition.
Admittaucp % cents
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FOR RENT-Houscs.

IGOR RENT-HOUsE Oh o ROOMS; CENTRAL,
II parking, shade trees; Furniture for sale; very
handsome. Address H. 81, Republican office 245tt
V1Vn DUPONT CIRCLE CORNER HOUSE,
l. I'll " for rent.-Flne House. containing 10
rooms, bay windows, modern improvements, aud in
excellent repair; will be for by May !. Inquire
at Ia20 Twentieth street northwest or on premises.
up10+ltf
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nEsIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

fOR SALE.
VERMONT AVENUE, bet. l. and NJ sta. n. W.:
Fine 3-stOry Brick Residence, with every con-
venience. Lot 20 feet by 1856 feet TO wide public
alley. Price, $4,000
No. l9if STREET N. W., opposite Franklln Park
Back Building and Stable. Lot 25 feet by In feet
to q 30-foOt alley, One of tile most desirable lOca-
tions In Washington. Price, $1,000
No. II IOWA CIRCLE n. WI
Threestory Brick Broom Dwelling, with mod
ern improvements. Price, 5000
THIRTEENTH STREET, bet. X and l. SITS. II. W.;
Flne3stOry Brick Residence, containing II rooms
and all cOnveniences, near Franklin Park, Lot
2ib feet by 10 feet TO lioot ley. Price 81 500.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY STREET, bet. Cand n SITS. n W.
all modern improvements Large lot, with Stable
No is55 + STREigT N W., near Ebbu House;
ThreestoTy Groom Brick, with modern inn
pr9yements Lot q feet by ilS feet to Wide alley
+ sTREtT, bel. Sixth and Seventh sts n. w. near U.
Three.story iO.room Brick with all convent
ences; stable on rear, Large lot. Price $1,000.
MASSACHUSETfsA AVENUE, near IhOmns Circle:
Small Frame Cottage, with lot 20 feet front, ex-
tending through to Nj street.
ELEVENTH ST. N W., bet. Pa ave and II st. u, W.:
Threestory Brick Broom Dwelling and store.
TWENTY.TIBrII STREET N, W., corner orN ST.
Large Corner Property, 1883 feet on Twenty 'hnh
street and 293 feet on street Improved by
large Brick Building formerly used Us glass
a THOs ]. FISHER IL Co,
Real E9tate Brokers' l2l street northwest, near
apl5l2t Ebbitt House
NOR sALE-AN ELEGANT iiRooM RESI-
IL denoe, with all modern improvements; immodl-
enth street. mr3u
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PERSONAL.
Neutrality-suspicious..

w hours In the morning. and TO take home Ign
washing Apply at III Fourteenth street northwest
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-22

We are Just about laying the foundation OF our
new immense building (Of which u description ap-
poared IN this paper, which will be completed by
September: and as our store shall be inaugu-
rated with an ENTIRE NEW STOCK we propose to
sell every article In present store as near COST
rs possible Great bargains may be expected. An
early inspection will certainly pay you.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-22

NNyoRLD'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-22
EOoT"S,
e15 Pennsylvania Avenue.
PALAlS ROYAL.
Strange, but True!

Nevertheless ace do il. We miH devotc this
oOeek to another one Of those Popular ONE
PRICE SALES, te same to take place in