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EoUND--A Ladies' Hand Bag. The
l. owner can have the same by des-
cribing and paying cost of advertise
ment. Apply to +, NJ. SwANzY, at 7.
FL. Davies & Co.'S. ff 1872
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-10

FoUND, on Saturday last, on Hotel
Il Street, a Package :.of Transferring
papers. The owner can have the same
by paying expenses andEcalling at the
Bulletin Office. asH -. 127 lw .t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-10

EREAT Bargain For sale-The
VI premises lately occupied by e.
g. Beokley, on Liliha street; also
the adjoining. property with dwell.
ing house on same. These places
are favorsbly situated and but a
short distance from town. For fur
ther particuiars' apply TO George c.
BeckIey. 10
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EOUND, a Carpenters Combfnatios
IL Rule. Owner can have the same
by proving property and paying cost of
advertisement. Apply at J. W. Rob-
'ertson IL Co.'S. t2 1874 1w
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iSOAP,o

Toilet Soaps, Blue Mottled Soap,
Just received. Our toilet soaps are
beautiful and cheap, families would do
well to examine.
06 A. s. CLEGHORR.& Co
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Say Heavy .BlGck Bunting at
65 cent a gard during III: ,Iaven-
tory Sale at the Honolulu CLorn-
ING EMPoRIUN. A. NJ. MELLIs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-10

Two express carriages, l light
truck, and a good two seat spring
wagon, are for sale at Phil. STEMS,
carriage shop on Fort Street,
} ~'l lH. +8130 1w - Z.
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BIRTH-In this citY,gply 9th, to the
wife Of $. j. Levey,sa Son. ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-10

p|- New styles Gents patent
ventilqted Hats at tie HoNoLpLu
CLoTHING EMpoRIUM. ,,,' -
A. NJ. NELL, l0f Fort st.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-10

nay Fine Gems Buckskin Suits
somethia9 new, from $13 to $50
during the Inventory Sale at the
Hon LULU CLOTHING EMpoRrUm.g
A. M. ME,.LIa
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WAN1ED young Girl, to make her
w sell. generally useful in the house
Of lady on Maui. For particulars en-
quire atthe Hawaiian Hotel, Room No.
III, in the morning before 0 80. 97
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5l24 packages Of. sugar came to
hand since yesterday morning.
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w ATANTED.-Al live man with moder'
w ate capital, -whp Is both mer-
chant and accountant, soahs hear of y
good business opportunity by address,
Ing c r d., Bulletin office. Principals
only. All communications strictly con-
adential. -i}ts ',ifl}ti l05
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-10

EoR SALE, a MULE CART.
Il Apply TO -.g
lo2 j., >.y H.. Hackfeld s. Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-10

The person who borrowed the ma
tive version Of the +" Constitution
and Laws OF the Hawaiian Islands,"
established in the Reign of Kasneha-
meha H., 1912, from Mr. Cecil
Browns Office. is requested to re-.
turn tue same, ia lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-10

II. n. M. S. Triumph sailed from
Hongkong ON June 18th, for San
Francisco, via Japan and Honolulu.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-10

The .Likelike brought 953 pkgs of
sugar and 60 head of cattle.
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GEORGE LUCAS, AJ.A a
W Contractor lSfhs
= g. 81 and Builder, - ftA
Honolulu Steam Planning Mills, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,
Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band
Saving. All kinds of Saving and Plan
ing, Morticing and Tenanting. "'
Orders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed. Orders from the other Is-
lands solicited, ,..- v, 2l
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The S. S. City Of New York left
San francisco at 3 30 p. m. on July
1st, and arrived at Honolulu at 2:65
p. IN. on the sth, making the run in
6 days, 22 hours, and 25 minutes.
She left at z a. m, yesterday, for
Australia.
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The bark d. G. Murray, rs days ;
bark California, II days; blitne j,
A. Falkinburg, l6 days; and bktne
Ella, II days, arrived at San Fran
cisco on June 26th, from Honolulu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
EDITORIAL NOTES.

IT will be remembered that Mr.. Chal-
mers WAS dear to the Democratic soul
and trusted leader in the councils of
that party until he issued his valedictory.
Mr., Chalmers did not claim Mt any time
that he had been elected by the voters
of the Shoestring District, but he did
clam-and was entirely correct in so do
! ing--that he had such case as his Demo.
cratic brethren of the House could make
a stand on and yet be entirely consistent
with their record
TIE hundreds of pure women who earn
bread for their children or keep them
selves from want by hard work in the
Government Printing Office ought TO be
spared such cruel insult as is implied by
referring to that establishment as n
"house of prostitution" Our limited
observation has shown us that the good
and the evil are pretty thoroughly
mixed in all grades Of society. Those
who feel chivalrously inclined TO hurl
rocks at women may find more conspcu-
ous targets for that sort of practice than
can be found at the Printing Office
MEN and brethren of the Republican
household of faith, let yS-6oe> ,mntlIut ,,j
exercise charity toward this old Demo.
cratic party. When we consider the
sincerity the devotion, the humility
with Which it worshipped at the shrine
DS, human slavery for forty years, falling
not. both in season and out of season, Ia
bend plant knee and bow reverent
head at the call of its cxacting master
can we wonder that it still sulks over the
ruins of its old atars2 Can we reason,
ably expect until another generation oI
Democrats shall come upon the stage
that the party will rise up with one
accord, and with cheerful grace, to bring
its thank Offerings to the altars of free
dom2 "And now abide three things
faith, hope, and charity-and the great
est of these 10 charity" Let us bt
charitable.
Iris annoying and exasperating to have
American citizens who are charged with
no crime arrested and imprisoned by any
foreign power. But the case recently re-
ported from Germany is altogether unlike
the cases of the American suspects in Ire
land The latter had no charges laid al
their door, while this German American
J is conceded TO have been deserter from
military service in Germany. We have nc
treaty with the German Empire cover
ing such cases as this, and it is doubtful j
such an agreement will ever be made. i
may be doubted If even our own govern
ment would consent TO forego its claim on
, an American who should desert from oul
, Army, secure naturalization in Canada
Mexico, or in any other country and theI
come back to his old home. The bes
thing for our German-Americans to do i
to keep ont of Germany if they left tina
country after being duly notified to repor
for military duty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

We invite the attention Of the Repre-.
sentatives in Congress from Arkansas,
Louisiana, and Mississippi TO the forego.
ing observations We submit TO them,
IN all kindness, the question whether
they cannot be better engaged in joining
with the President in making friends for
the Improvement ufthe Mississippi River,
and the protection of It's valley, than they
can in revolutionary and exasperating
tricks to maintain in his seat man
who was sent here by u mock
election TO lill pretended va
cancy. caused by the death of a man
who was beaten more than eight hun.
dred votes, according to the count of the
Democratic election managers. They
will lie confronted with this question dur.
ing the coming canvass The rascalities
by which O'Connor was counted in
against Mackey. in the face of Demo.
cratic returns, are a travesty upon popu-
lar government The death of the de-
feated Democratic candidate, OConnor,
created 10 vacancy. and the alleged elec.
lion of Dibble to II vacancy which never
existed is an iniprovementupon previous
Bourbon outrages,
There can be no other business so i'm.
pOrtant TO the country mt large us tha,
now being done by the Republican ina.
ority in the House, namely. the vindica.
ton of the right Of the people to be rep,
resented in the law-making branch of the
government by the men for whom ma
iority voted. Not tn enforce this right
would be to basely surrender republican
government 10 it's contemners A Con
gress controlled by defeated men would
have no just claim upon the people 70,
| obedience 10 the laws it enacted.
There can be no business in which the
people Of the South can have less interes
than in the insane clutching of the Bour
bon Democracy for the power they car
never regain. If the desire of Mr.. Dib
ble tn usurp MIR. Mackey's seat is no
more vital TO the suffering population o
the Mississippi Valley than the considera
ton OF their interests, we shall hope tC
see their Representatives consent to ,
| Nult vi 'Dt DOulll EOitCst dlIe
six hours of open debate.
In any event the Republican members
and the faithful Liberals who are actin,
with them in this struggle for the right
OF maiorities cannot render any NOR,
noble or patriotic service than by pursu
ing it to the end, and using all the powe
of the majority to bring it to speed,
determination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

and telegraphic property, postal routes,
and the continuity of our great trans
continental railroads built by govern.
ment aid, assaied as they are by this
great river, which Calhoun designated as
an inland sea" nearly forty years ago2
Can millions be expended on rivers
and harbors to protect commerce., aud
the line be drawn mt the facilitating Of
the sailing of vessels2 If 50, then still
the breaks in the lcvees of the Missis.
sippi must be repaired by national
appropriation. for the reason that there
cnnnot be N channel without tiDO sides. The
Mississippi River Commission, composed
of our most expert and scientific en-
gineers, decide that the channel must
be deepened by contracting II in
width at six different points for an
aggregate distance Of one hundred
and ninety-four miles. This is for the
purpose of increasing the rapidity Of
the current, and causing it 10 wash into
the bottom, which is Of "a tenacious blue
clay, much like marble" This contrac.
tion Of the channel will, before deepen.
ing the stream, cause b back RISE and Me
immense rolumc Of ,Guter thus prersnted By
he United States government from going lis
natural tcdy IN The Guy will be driven
through the one hundred miles of broken
lcvees, and spread over the vast low region
behind the great levee system, nearly
equal in area TO all the New England
Statesl the federal government, in the
exercise of its constitutional control over
the Mississippi River, thus temporarily
retards its flow to the Gulf must
1t not in common honesty repair the
banks 80 that they will safely coniine the
waters thus iinpededp This is the
narrowest view, but it is broad enough TO
answer all doubts, and TO demonstrate
the unwisdom and the injustice Of any
ambiguous proviso upon which to hang II
construction subversive of the objects Of
the appropriation
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

yr,u.u, OF 1'uF W EEK LY NATIONAL REruBiiGAr
commenced on 7hursddy JdnuoTUb. 1881 HHd hand
torns doubie heei Of eight pages nndfDstr columns
contuins The MIR, from all purts Of he toorid ana
spocidtiy nercdinp containing ne proossh"o'"
ths precirc LspSidttte aud Jidicfdt branches @ me
Government Including me dpp0intnients pro'notio'
nssonmrrts aud disi issdis N all Department. of do's
s,nmsni service n oontdbs nin report Of army dnd
ndtn movements and orders includes os Spcc'dt
feature me political psrsonni and 'ocln' NOUS On" 'O
ess,y coastp of me Ndtion'SChphdL
IN sho,t, q Is ne bet aud only treskiv paper m
America giiig W addition 10 CH general neip' RON
nHpdrts NJ he Torid a complete Photograph OF tge'
aoi,Ds aud proceedings at he Chpadi of hs Ndfion
Trims Single copies. oNE DOLLAR AM FiFTT
t,,s1s pcr tenr ten copics 10 one address, ONE
DOLLAR per eopu Postage prepaid BY ne publishers
Sample ropios hrss.
Noic fs me tfiHs 10 rJbtcrfbe
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

Theman who buncoed Charles Francis Adams
out Of 900 is on trial for the crime at Boston.
II is believed that he will be found guilty aud
Adams smiles
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

An old lady, who lives and pays taxes out Devil
sadero street, rushed into Postmaster coey's pri.
yate Office the other day in terrific rage II was
only after she had blffed the General over tho nose
with her umbrella. and bumped his head on the
her bnck long enough to explain that II wasn't his
fault that the young lady next door got twice as
many loye.leters as her daughter.-Sdn Francisco
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:
WASHINGTON. d. C.. MAY 90. 1889,
Formulation Of The National Capital. 100000
Amusemcnts Tonight

ponn's UrrRA HousE-Mrs Adellne Duvai hacI
and her pupils.
EArIoNAL TuEATER-"Chmes OF Normandy
Dni vER's GARDEN Entertainment
THEATRE CoMtouE-Varlety.
CAPIrAL THEArEu- Variety.
ApNRn's GARDES-C Concert
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IN, pitc, orTur NATIONAL RRrUhLiCAN oV 'Hch
y, at ne counfet ~ ruREE GENTS FOR single copv'
t,fo uesks TwESrY.FtvE CENTS; one month, riFrr
rrSTs f,sa months uSu pOLLARi three months, ON R
poiiAn ASH uALF; ttJ months, THREH puLLAns'
ons psdr sia DOLLARS, postage prepaid bV he pub
Ifshcrs
me- delivered m udshin1ton ana ne Hio'Toi ov car
vtSfs At he Fuict.
7Ietc ~ no better urns fadn preseto nhirrtb, fpf
s htsics Lriphtssi, ond best nrCtpdper piminhsd at
ne National CaDffdL Send copies to pour friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

Mrs. jeremiah Bnlngfelt, amer spending eigh.
teen years in an hospital ut Lancaster, Pa, has
lust been discovered by her relatives, and taken 10
her mothers home in Fremont They had sup
nosed that she died long ngO, She was placed In
the hospital by her husband, from whom nothing
has hsen heard since 1870.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

When have baby at breast nothing Is so use
full for Quieungmy own aud baby snerves US fafk-
eTs Ginger Tonic. II prevents bowel complAlnts,
and Is better than any stimulant 10 give strength
and appetite.-A Newark Mother.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
Garfield Monument Fund.

Let all remember that the Society of
the Army of the Cumberland asks that
pn tomorrow Day -Contribu.
lions he made, in sums of one dollar and
nnder, for the erection of u monument TO
the late President Garfield. All contribu.
tons received at this Office will be duly
acknowledged and paid over to the proper
authorities. This is by request Of the
committee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

Al COMMUNICATIONS ,nuStbe addressed 40 ne Edror
etTuK REruutiCAN, and 10 b,iue publication must
hstrrnsn isDibiv VI side Of he paper only, ivfp
naris and rsdenes OF s tCriier 0ttoohed. No eo'q-
suniednon1 tCiu be rsfttnsd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

"l suppose you have heard about 1t. Please
sand me- n copy of of What Shall We Call the
BabyP' by return mail = IYttelaw Reid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
FOK ItEN,r-IIouses.


NOR RENT-iG.s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
H. between 4 and streets, house of five rooms;
hs and water yard, bay window three squares from
Fourteenth street W. W DASENHOWIsIt r,I2 4
street my29St'
LNoR RENr-HOUSE 0.O FRENCH STREET
A. modern convenienCcs: rooms; bath and closets;
possession given June l. Apply 10 CHARLES e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
TURKISH BATHS.

Anew TURKISH nATM CDR. poVEESl
N Ili7 street, opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. fAdles, Monday and Friday. MOI
open sunday. open from O. m. I'll 10 p mi sAtur'
day, ~ y IN. Baths. 81 tckolsl Sk9l9 ,,,,,,
TIME sHFpD BATHS, eOs Il STREET, NEAR
Il Ninth well known AS the Oldest ana best IN the
city This bath Is constructed with view 10 conven
fence beinc on the nrst floor. Turkish Russian, SUI
phur and kiereuTihl Baths given with skin ana ex.
porencO Shampooer Of ten years experienee " ans
Establishment. Single bath. vi Tor Di f.N0 Open
sunday nom a. N. 70 p, m. mr--u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
FOR SALE-Farms.

COUNTRY REsIDENCES FOR SALE, ON
" Washington and Ohio Railroad. AZ Falls Church.
al Fairfax Court Iouse for trade for house In South
Washington. Address U. t. HINE, Vienna, Fairfax
County, Va my3eBts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
FOR sALE-Houses.

FOR SALE-HOuses.
DHILA LADELPHIA-FORS SALE-ss,OOO l2RoOM
il Residence; or will exchange Tor one In Washing
ton. 100 Fttnkiord avenue. my2B l2tF
INoR sALE-NICE BROOM HOUSE, BATH.
IL room and wnter.closet; 1909 Ninth street north
west; on ensy terms. Apply on premises 2i6t+
I,yoR SALE-A BARGAIN FOR THOSE WISH
II Ing TO invest In Real Estate; That desirable prop
erty Bl7 Eleventh street northwest, containing 10
rooms; modern improvements. one of the best
houses In the city for renting furnished apartments
and hrst-class boardng-honse; price. 500 TERMS
s2,50) cash balance to suit purchaser. Apply on
premises. my2f7tt
OVO TWELFTH STRE1fT-FOR SALE--A
- i - s-story House. IS rooms, No. 3i2 Twelfth
street northwest convenient To Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; terms moderate. Inquire of JOHN rooney,
corner Of Thirteenth and Cstreets northwest l9-i2t*
TOR LEASE OR SAI.E,A NEW TEN-RooM
IL House, completely. furnished, on Il street north
west: desirable in every way; s65 per month TO
lease and will sell the bouse and contents at bar.
gain. Address. LEASE, Republican Office. mn2
NOR sALE-AN ELEGANT l4ROoM RESI-
IL denee, with all modern improvements; immedi-
ate possession; $4,000. Inquire at Room l. so Sew
enth street. mr3-u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~--ss----~ = --~~~' '---7~>>-S>-~-
Gslll1 HsGrN ELVE MONTHLY NOTES OF
sULOJs s2O each will be given for 500 by re-
spOnaible party; good security, references, and
prompt payment Address q. s.. Republican ONCE.
JNoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND LOT WORTH
IL 5000 on street northwest for farm near Bal
tmoTe. APPLETON y. CLARK, 20 Four-nnd-a-
hal northwest myeG-3tf
Mooney TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, IN
Vkl sums TO suit GU real estate security. w. w.
DANENHOWER& Y son, lal2 + street northwest
felOtf
II IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
l. on Time Deposits. United states Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections made every
where by J. II. sQUlER d co.. Bankers, lilS Penn
BylVnnn avenue. mA2Su
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

EunSrE: COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS
leave New York, APRIL 2T, JUNE s. aud JULY !,
ib Full partcunrA Ia special Pamphlet, aont nee ON
application, Passage Tickets by all ATLANTIC Steam
ors Special facilities for securing good berths. Tour
stg cfets foT individual travellers la Europe by all
routes, at reduced rates. COOKS ENCuRsIONIST,
VIVA ''"F'' - THos COOK a SON.
26l broadway, New York.
ilal penna ava, washington, ID. O
Q. A. BARAfroNl, Manager,
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FOR SALE-Lots,.

NOR BALE BARoAINsI BARGAINSl-A
IL few choice Lots, ~ How figures TO Senators. Con-
greasnen, lRSh Ofhcala, and parties OF influence We
-ltssfa to make Improvements that viii double aud
treble the value Of the balance OF our ground 80 "A
limited amount IL offered only TO the right parties.
Address REAL ESTATE, thls Office. my263tt
TNoR sALE-ELEGANT LOTS, ON AND NEAR
PRESDAEY q GREENE,
ny20tf $40 Seventh street.
YSOR SALE CIIEAP-TERAiS, so CASH ANDT
IL monthly; Ten Building LOIS 90 feet deep TO 10
loot alley, on west side OF North Capitol street. ad
geTage Sc j. W. STARR
myisl2I lf29 New York avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
FOR observation-disclosures.


NOR sALE-A FAMILY CARRIAGE OF MOD
IL ern style, built 10 order and sold only for want Of
use price low. Apply ut JOHN McDERMo1T &
BROS Carriage Factory, Si0 Pennsylvania avenue
my20-3tt
INoR sALE-sEvEN LITTLE OLD COLONIAL
IL Deeds, time OF George III. OF Britain. King, An
noque Domini i5il to lii5 size y by sinches; price
IS each also little Lul eye Gold Watch of yo keyo
lutionary days: all In the possession OF the family
representative Address u. B., Republican office.
ny2-3ts
IJ,INE BARGAINS-F FOR s75 BEAUTIFUL IN.
II dian Pony, years old; gentle and well trained
for saddle; the price Is not half It's value. Address
T. w. b., Post.ofnce Box q, City nly26at
TOR SALE slo vELocIPEDE FOR sSi 81
IL Bracket saw. Sl3j; best Roller Skates, worn
twice only 80 cents. Address FRED. B. WRIGHr
72J Twelfth street northwest my2S3ts
r ARGE BAY HORSE, i6 HANDS HIGH;
j 4 works anywhere.
Fine brown saddle and harness Horse. can show
25O guilt; very sty llsh and handsome.
Fine road bay Horse can show minutes; safe for
d lady 10 drive. VIII be shown on application to
nIy.6-3t ]. j.. MOSES, Brlghtwood d. c.
TNoH SALE--A SHARE IN A NICE SCHOONER
II Yacht. Address t. y r.. Republican Office
my2B-3ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
WANTED-Houses.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


XXT ANrED-sn EXUVI,sIONISTS TO BUY
w heir lunch and refreshments n the l.nilrond
and River Lunch. Room. opposite tho Norfolk steam
bOat Wharf May 30, steamer Jane Moseley.
mylAaH
NTANTED-A FEW PERSONS TO SERVE
w with first class meals table bOArtlurs at IJs7 T.
street; tube b,ard. sLi0 per week. nNsttA
wv NTANTED-A SECONDHAND PIIAf@rON OR
w Doctors Buggy. cheap TOR cash. Apply ut lJl
street, amer 3p. IN. iny27Jtf
WY ANTED-GOOD CANVASSERS, AT 10.
w nestle Sewing Machine office 00j street
northwest, Masonic Temple iny9tH'
DEsT or REFERENCES G. II. WHITE
ID Specialist; teeth extracted by means Of nitrous
oxide gas. Vernon Row. room z, corner Tenth
street and Pa ave. oflico hours from n. M TO D.
mai.3m@
CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE FREE ON IsNLARCi-
~ ing the SIZE OF parts of tho FORM male OF female
Address ERIE MltD co. bsx 5l1 Buffalo. N. Y.
oc25ly
WY ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN L.
w Beall. Room 4, ii2N New York avenue Is " Com
missioner Of Dee'ls for every State and Territory.
United States Commissioner. Examiner. and Notary
Public always IN Office from II to5 D. np30ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

ROCK ENON sPRINGS AND BATHS.
CHES'pEIl VA.
rs. PRATT. Proprietor
Open JUNEi
For pamphlets. giving terms and all Information.
apply TO A. S PRATT a SON. 40l Ninth st. H. W.
Engage Rooms eurly, malJ-3m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29
Il "A COOP INVESTMENT

"A GOOD lNVESTMENT.-
LOTS on Rhode Island avenue, facing SCOTT
STATUE, at $50 per foot; will bring q within
year Two corner lots adjoining these recently
sold for % q per foot
APPLY AT ONCE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-29

ThslSSf6l money in the Treasury Saturday for
!'Ine redemption OF notes Of banks reducing cir
cuation WINS s25 5029,657; Of banks In liquidation,
s7 Isl G9ONO; of failed banks, ST. $40 making
q total of s3i ,s55, ,S16,GO.
The Treasury Department has extended the time
during which animals and vehicles from Mexico
may remain in the United States without bond
from three to ten days.
A Joint resolution has been adopted in Congress
eXtending the fishing season in the District oil
columbia from May 80 to June 10.
Tho ll4th call for the redemption OF bonds Of
March 3, 1863 continued at S% per cent. from July
| /, 1851 was resumed on saturday