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The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

From Edward G.. Newell, Chicago.
81 consider the Health-Lift one of the
worlds greatest blessings" Commencing its
use in January, II, for dyspepsia and severe
headache, and weighing 115 pounds, found
myself in less than year, entirely free from
disease and my weight increased to $50 pounds.
continue its use daily. Health-Lift rooms,
POI Middle st. mar20dtf
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

THEY say ga word to the wise is sufficient"
but we think it takes about five, Use Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup You can get this article
in any drug store for twenty-five cents. Ply
sicians recommend it.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20
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HARPER's BAZAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by N. G. Fessenden, Lancaster
Hall and D. Wentworth, 553 Congress, corner
of Oak street,
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

From Gen. A. B. Nettleton, Philadelphia.
Having used the Reactionary Health Lift
several years, 1 would not dispense with it for
any consideration. 1t is the condensed milk
of physical exercise. Health-Lift rooms, 2Ol
Middle St. mar20dtf
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

The upper Circle met with Mrs. james D.
Knowles on Wednesday evening, and the at
tendance was large and enthusiastic, Officers
elected are as follows;
President-Mrs. j. FL. Blake.
Vice President--Mrs A. FL. SWEET.
Secretary---Mrs. E. W. Boothby
Treasurer-Agnes S. Moulton.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

TRUE as sunshine melts the frost, Addns-
sons Botanic Balsana cures Coughs, Colds, and
all difficulty of breathing. Price, 10, 80, and
rs cents, mar20MW&S&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

Oyerworked men and women, persons of Sc
dentary habits, and others whose system needs
recuperation, nerves toned, and muscles
strengthened, should use Browns Iron Bitters
mch17 FM0W
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20
Municipal Court
Or Champlin's Funeral

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGaT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chandler and John Win
slow Intoxication. Fined s5 and costs each
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20
From John D. Rockefeller, ESQ.,, Cleve

have used the Health-Lift you represent
for about three years at my home, and it has
been great benefit to my health. cheer
fully recommend it, and could not be induced
to discontinue its daily use. Health-Lift
rooms. 2O1 Middle St. mar20dtf
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20
Ra at the Polls.

Be at the polls early,
Be there all day.
Let every Ward do its whole duty for Libby
Make note of every illegal vote.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20
F. o. BAILEY q co

F.O BAILEY u CO.,
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants
salesrSOm rs Exchange ~.
y. o. BAILEY, o. W. AILkE.
Regular sale Of Furniture and General Merchkrs
disc every Saturday, commencing at 10 O'Clock .,
M. Consignments solicited. oet3dn
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

BLACK
FRENCH LACE
BUNTINGS
Very Choice Styles
JUST RECEIVED.
New ClOakings, Dol
mans and Ulster
Cloth in New Spring
Styles now open.
A job lot of Hamburg
Edges in choice
styles atlOWer prices
than we have ever
been able to sell
them before.
A large lot of choice
Plaid Ginghalns at
IL 1-2 cents.
Another Lot Pique
Remnants only 10 cts.
Very cheap. Usual
price Of these goods
20 cts.
We have several
very choice Styles to
offer i'm Fancy Black
Dress Goods at prices
that will please close
sharp buyers.
Our remnants of
COIOred Silks and
Satins are very cheap.
Call and see them.
Our Handkerchief
Sale of Manufacture
ers's Seconds will con-
tinue one week long,
err. I'm this sale we are
Offering Gents very
Fine, all Linen Hand
kerchiefs for I'D Cts.
usual price % cts.
Visit our Store be.
fore purchasing Dry
Goods of ANY KIND.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

DAY Mare formerly owned by DR.. Gordon. Can
- be seen on application to Quartermaster, fort
Preble. mar2OdlwS
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20
Corn Packers
FOR SALE.

GCREW PRESSES and Dies for the manufacture
- of Corn Cans for SALE Enquire OF
mh2odtf BURNHAM a. MORRILL,.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

HyHE caulkcrs of Portland hereby notify their
l. employers that on and after March 9th,
they shall demand 1888 1-3 per day.
Per order Portland Caulkers' Association
fncl,2O dit
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20
Wanted-A Candy Maker.

nNE who can make counter goods generally,
~ Calamels broken and stick, Cream work and
Cocoanut Cakes Permanent situation. State
wages wanted and give references.
j. w. CLAPP, Bangor,
mh2Od3t P. o. Box $685.
The Portland daily press., 1882-03-20

Vote for Libby to-day and make 1t your bust
ness to see your friends and neighbors and urge
them to do likewise.
National Republican., 1882-02-15

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN:
We beg leave to say to the public through your
columns, that we severed our connection with the
American Register Of this city, the 10th day OF
January, prOximo, and that we disclaim RESPONSE
bility for the uterances of that journal since the
date of our retirement. Having discovered that
Judge BARLEY is not a Democrat; that
he has neither the capital nor the bust
ness capacity TO conduct newspaper
and that he is profoundly ignorant
Of Journalism aud the recognized principles OF
the profession, longer association with him was
not only distasteful, but absolutely incompatible
with self-respect Judge Barley imagines him.
self the fortunate possessor all the high qualities
Of statesman, jurist, political economist, phil.
osopher, theologian, scientist, and scholar, and.
with his dense ignorance and oyermastcring
vanity, neither protest nor suggestion from ny
was ever worth the breath necessary to form il
into words. Satisfied. from our knowledge of the
man, that no journal under his control could be
Democratic or sincere and consistent in its teach
ings, self respect demanded that we should sever
our connection with him and his dubious
fortunes. We should have been content
70 withhold this statement from the public but the
imbecile and undemocrdtic utterances in the edi-
torial columns OF each number Of the Regigter since
our retirement forbid that we should longer re.
main silent. WILLIAM II. MCCARDLE.
WILLIAM AYDELOTTE.
WASHINGTON, ID, c., Feb IA 1882
National Republican., 1882-02-15

To the Editor OF The REPUBLICAN,:
One Of the most important bills yet presented to
our Congress was that offered by the Hon. John l..
Gambler from Massachusetts, the title of which
was bill for the relief and improvement of sea-
men in the merchant service, abOlishing the ad-
vance wages system, This measure has been
asked for by the best men in the land, on both
sides of the continent and from Texas to Maine,
by all the papers In Philadelphia and New York
and Boston, and places Of lesser note both secular
and religious, course which all kinds of seamen
have deprecated for fifty years In the infancy OF
our commerce II was wise to give advance, but
now IL is Que of the most inquitious systems that
can possibly be imagined. Sailors are as much an
object of barter and sale as the black man ever
was, only this difference, the black man was sold
Tor life and the sailor for the voyage
The bill introduced by Mr. Gambler in its main
provisions corresponds with the law passed by the
British government on the ID day Of August. 1880
which came in force in all OF England's territory
on the lst day Of last August, and promises cure
or mitigate these monStrous evils. Oh, protect the
hardy tar, be mindful Of his merits, and when
again We are plunged In war he will show his
daring spirit More to follow
SHEET ANCHOR.
National Republican., 1882-02-15

Our well-inorined Washington correspondent
thinks the Lynch. Chalmers election contest will
be sent back 10 the people OF this district He hai
been Informed that the Committee on Elections
will favor new election. We trust that the COM
mittee, after full hearing of the case, will not
make such blnnder We do not see how II can
Lynch was certainly elected to Congress as any
member now sitting in either House. There Is nc
up Ibis ease " hoping that Democratic majority
would be elected, aud that he could induce that
majority 70 seat him whether he was honestly
elected Or.nOt. To place him on an equal footing
with his opponent now would DC an uct of the
greatest Injustice and blow struck at those in this
section of the Union who believe In aud are doing
all they can 10 preserve the purity OF the ballot
We appeal TO all houcst Democrats In Congress II
oppose such u cOurse.- licksburg Herald (DelR.)
ItbTttaFU T. '''
National Republican., 1882-02-15

TO Inc EdltOf OF IlIE NEfUBLICANI
find when men have false accusations made
against them or rejecting on their Interests IL ey
feel it keenly and resent 1t swiftly Women of the
United States representing the suffrage movement
feel thatit is due them that the report of Dr. Mary
Walker being clerk Of the Senate Committee on
Suffrage which has been sent broadcast over the
country be denied MS publicly possible. The
Philadelphia Sunday Republican gives the fact, as
II true, III editorial. Senators Fair aud Blair
members of the committee, both positively deny
This. Senator Lapham's son Is the clerk, and
this statement was given as piece OF fun by
some man. As an advocate Of universal suffrage
and vice president of the Woman's National Suf-
frage Association, urge you " give this public
denial OF thr statement and confer favor on all
woman suiilngisIs. Respectfully,
ELIZABETH L, SAXON
National Republican., 1882-02-15
Rsadiu.IIng tI,e Tar.ITsc, State,

Hon. W. r. Csnaday, editor OF the Wilmington
IN, ca Post aud Il member of the National Repub-
lican Committee, is at the Riggs House Mr.. Canu-
day made the race for Congress IN 1850 In the viii
miugton District aud was elected but counted
cut 10y Bourbon fraud. In a conversation with a
representative of THE REPUBLICAN last night he
gave most cheering report of the progress of the
independent, anli-BOurhon movement In the Old
North State. He says that Eve or six Democratic
papers, number Of which are among the most
prominent ia the State and published ut the
centres Of influence, have abandoned the cause of
Bonrbonsm and are now battling braYey and eff
fectively for iroc, independent, anti Bourbon
organization and iorcoaliiiOn with the Republican
party for the overthrow Of the old eifete Bourbon
lemOcraCy,
National Republican., 1882-02-15

The fsste OF THE WEEKLY NATioNAL REpuRLtCAS
commenced on Thursday Japua,V5 iSs2. Ukd hdBd
forae double sheet oc cDh pdgcs and G7U-sr coiuH,
contains ne CroD, dH parts ot NE Wo1d and 4,
specially tnteTrstD containing NE proceedings nj
Ro HrscWiue, Lcgirit u5id JBiiicipi branches 0fHs
GorcrnHs,nt. Including ne dUpobnB,Rts, promotions,
ussfpnmcts, aud dsDi sSols IN uR d-por'HtS u cor.
eyuEHeH seiricc contains All rCi,2rt or0rBiy and
nary mot,nsliS and ord,rS. n includes asa s1,ccidi
feature nc political personal and socjGt aud
etciy gossip o5 he Ndiion'sCIlRdL
IN shoTf, n Is ne beet md only iUcckiV pdpor IN
d1sricd 0friag IN uddbi9n 10 mn Dcnrrdt neirs from
oil pdrts Of nc ,rorid cDmpIeto photograph of tUc
SofRps, and prOcroiL,gs 81 me C'prd1 of TIC Nation,
Terms; Single coUiss. ONE pOLLAR ASp FIrTY
CENTS ycar: f, copies Nor, dd,cts. On
per- coph EosidOs prepaid by ne pvbtishers.
Sample copfcs fros.
hOtr fs sbc time 10 FttbsryUS
National Republican., 1882-02-15

The card of Messrs. McCardlc and Ay-
delotte in another column is a painful
evidence Of lack of harmony between
the projectors of the able Bourbon weekly
which burst upon us few months ago.
OF course THE REPUBLICAN does not share
in the estimate put upon Judge Bartley
by his late associates, but feels bound TO
give Democrats chance at each other in
its columns whenever they disagree.
National Republican., 1882-02-15

Atlanta can boast of u genuine curiosity-a live
female aleshoemaker-young pretty, and industrious
Having occasion to send my little nephew with q
pair Of boots TO be mended he surprised me on his
return by remarking that "sho" said so and SO
about the boots then learned for the first time
that we had IN our ueghbnrhood young girl
under twenty years of age the daughter OF ashne.
maker who daily works AZ the trade herself moi
only mendinR, but making in good style both boot,
and shoes For several years past she has been
thus engaged, and has won the respect and patron
age OF large icle OF apprecatiVe families. COT.
respORdcnoe Savannah RelpS.
National Republican., 1882-02-15

The price Of THE NArioNAt RrrunLtCAN 6y mail
at hc counter Is rHREE cESrs f0r sippic COPY;
nro tueets rwENTY.FIvF CENTs' one ,aOtth PITY
CENrs; nro months oSE DOLLAR; Mrtc months ONE
DOttAR AND HALF sir mouths, THREE DOLLARS;
creycdr. SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid by ute pub
nsherS.
HfS delivered hi Washington and me suburbs by car.
Ficrs at The sumo ruycs
There n nobsert8,e man me present 10 subscribe FOR
nc brciics, brightest and best nscsDuper published at
ht NdtiOnci CitD00L, SIND copics 10 pour friends
National Republican., 1882-02-15
NOR BALE or RENT.

EoRsALE OR RENr
A Farm smlles from the city. with large Dwelling
House and Barn variety Of fruit and shade trees :
abundance Of good water healthy location; dc
llghtfnl summer residence and well adapted for dairy
business Apply No. ic9i n street northwest Iist.
II J. sUTPHEN. HIN. ROGERS
Cs RENTAL
and
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
No. sl0 n street (Lower Floor) northwest
HOUSES AND LOTS FOReALE
Houses aud Rooms. furnished and unflrnished, Of
every description, in all parts OF the city. for Rent
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY
on n and novel plan for tho convenience of the
public, Anordlng, FREE or CHANGE, by aid Of dia-
grana, choice without visiting all the premises
giving nm accurate description ofall, WITH ExcHANoH
or HEFEui;NCE WHEN REQUIRED.
We also rent Pianos, Organs. Furniture, &c
Great bargains for few days In lota
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS
No. ia 18th II. n. W.. fine parlorS and rooms
No 22G Del, ave, n. g., nice rooms, Capitol
No 46i II n. n. W., nice rooms.
No SO l2th st. ~. W., nice rooms for housekeeping
No 1855 CorcOran ~. n. w. three elegant rooms
No I2lS nth II. n. W., elegant rooms.
No on X ST. N. e., five unhirnshed rooms.
No. 10y y g. n W, front nnhrnishea rooms
Corner Maple and tarcwO cd avenues, lie Droit Park
magnificent house and lot for sale or rent.
No. ta}8 1 st. n. W., elegant parlofs ana rooms
No. 1917 Tth 81. NV. ., nice homeike rooms.
No. NJ q street n. W.. nice pnrloTs ana rooms.
store, corner D aud sth SITS cheap TO good parry
We could have rentrd hve hundred rooms iast
week. olive us your vacant rooms,
Onice hours, VA, m. 70 p m. -. . ,,s,,,,.,,,
fel sUTPHEN @ RooERs.
IJ1oR SALE OR RENT-A MODERN BRICK
II Dwelling furnished; with or without ho( acres
Address MIS f. A. KiLBoGRN, Jessup's, Mary
land fel3-l.t~
National Republican., 1882-02-15

ROLLER SKATING RrNK-New York Aycnue-EN
pert skating by Mr.. II. Harry Thatcher.
LISCoIS HALf.-Annie Louise Gary.
NATIoNAL THEAruH--d. X. Emmyt.
FoRD's OPEHA-IIousE--Atkinson Jollltles.
CAPITAL TuEATRE--Nn Variety.
National Republican., 1882-02-15

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN having
stirred up the Bourbons of Tennessee,
the Nashville american, furious Bour-
bon organ, is in dreadful way against
us and makes the attempt on Mr.. Barton's
life the text for u long and loud bray
against bad folks generally and every
body about this Office in particular. He
shall have what Bully Bottom most de-
sired-"a bottle of hay"
National Republican., 1882-02-15

speeTs Port Grape Wine ranks above all other
wines for medical purpose, for the making of
good blood II Is UNSURPASSED For weakly persons
and cOnsumptyes 1t has no equal, IL gives
strength where is needed, II Is pure, four years
! old, ana only sold in the bottle with Mr.. Speers
signature over each cork, For sale by druggists
and grOcers,
National Republican., 1882-02-15

The appointment of Hon. John c.
New to be Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury will be regarded everywhere as
a most excellent one, Mr.. New is an ac-
compished business man and sterling
Republican. His services to the Re-
publican party in Indiana in 1880, at
the head of the State Committee,
cannot we'll be overestimated. He
knows the public men of the country
well, and We venture the opinion that he
will dispatch business as rapidly and
satisfactorily as any man by whom the
place has hitherto been filled.
National Republican., 1882-02-15

TNRUsTEE'SSALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
Il Of trust recorded among the land records OF the
District of Columbia ia Liber No. GA Folio 223 /
will sell at auction, at the office OF Thomas ]. Fisher
A Co, No. l@i = street northwest, on MONDAY,
the 10th day Of February, a. D. 1885, at IL o'clock NJ,
all the following lots of ground in said District, Wis
Lots No: II lS 81 and West half of 49, In Block No.
3; Lot No. 3, In Block No. 8; Lot No. 3, ia Block No.
o.: Lot No 4, In Block No. II; Lot No. s. In Block No
IS; Lots No. and II, IN Block No. 10; Lot No TO- in
in Todd and Browns subdivision OF parts of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. ALSO the following
Lots In the city Of Washington. ID. O., viz: East hnf
of Lot No: AZ In Drurys subdivision of Square No.
w; Lois No ana 10, In Square no; 2ni Lat NO. !,
westofsqnare NolGtf Lots No and l3in square No.
1853; east 80 feet inch OF Lot No. and all OF Lots
No and ., in square No 1868 and Lots No 4. 2, 3,
II, and Is, in square No. 1858.
Terms-One-third OF purchase money in cash. hal
ance In six and twelve months, with interest secured
by deed of trust all in cash al purchasers option.
REGINALD FENDALL
THos. J. FISHER q co,
Auctioueers.
National Republican., 1882-02-15
AUCTION SALES.
UNHoMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
ART SALE

FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS BY SOME OF
THE MOST EMINENT FOREIGN AND
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FIFTEENTH, BIX-
TENTH ,STN NENrEENTH,AN ND DEIGHrEENTH,
1852, at the old Club House corner Fifteenth and II
streets northwest, commencing each day at THREE
and EIGHT O'CLOCK y. NJ. The collection com
prses about two hundred and thirty canvuses richly
framed, and hear the artistic labor of men Of great
merit and high reputation, such as
G. IL. Shearer Dusseldorf f. y. Briscoe, Philadelphia
A. Storm, Dresden. w. l.. SontRg New York.
C.W.Knapp. Philadelphia. Il. ID. De Bois Boston.
William Pearson Boston. 4 II. de Witte, London.
Roland Cope (deceased), Prof. Aug Miller, Munich.
New York. Francis SnOwe, Boston.
j. Epp, Antwerp. Harrison Wear(dcceased)
q. Hayden, Munich. New York.
q. Erdman Berlin. L. d. Lewis, Philadelphia.
And many others to numerous TO mention in an
advertisements The exhibitionw will be OF MONDAY
AND TUESDAY, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH
AND DFOURTEENTH, day and evening, at the sales
rooms, Of Fifteenth and II streets northwest.
when connoisseurS and the public generally in
vited to attend. Catalogues can be had ON applica-
ton TO THOMAS BOWLING,
fet5-M Auctonepr
National Republican., 1882-02-15
THE OTHER SIDE.
JennerSaId 10 ne Hunibug-vRccinaiion on
Called n Fraud-SoIne sIaiLatIcs.

To the Editor of The REPUBLICAN,;
The extravGgant claims set up on behalf of vac
cinaton have their parallel in the case of inocu-
lation century ago In the first thirty years of
the eighteenth century, before incubation was
at all general, seventy four deaths In every thou
sand were from smallpox but during the last
thirty years of that century, when incubation
was general the mortality had increased to ninety
five in one thousand. The disease reached its
acme about 1880, aud then for fifteen years grew
slowly milder. Edward Jenner in 1896 made a
preteutious discovery, which, venture 10 say, Is
an unmitigated evil. Already the disease had
grown milder, and by the year 1909 had nearly
dis appeared. But inoculation had been aban.
doned as fTightfIl curse and another worse
humbug had begun 10 usurp it's place
say humbug, and will now prove IT,
Up TO the year 1905 only about
10000 individuals were vacCinated in
England; and yet the subsldeuCe of smallpox was
asCrbed To DIR. Jeuncrs discovery, and lac received
u reward from Parliament in 1892 Of El0,OO0, aud
in 1897 Of 10000. IL the vaccination Ol one per-
son ont Of 10 III was much smaller proportion
in 1909 produced the miraculous effects COM
monty pretended, why does the disease exist AT
! all, now that compulsory vaccination prevails in
England2 Vaccination was made compulsory in
Great Britain in 1913 again IN 1867, and sill more
| stringent in 1871, Now, let Us see the results
lied with three Gpidemics OF smallpox, each more
| severe Than The succeeding rs appears nom the
| following statistics;
National Republican., 1882-02-15

du communications must NJ oddrcssed ne Tlditor
AZ THE RHruBLIcAN aud 10 insut publication must
be i0Tt,e ,cgbly on one side Qr The pdpor only, ict
HdH'e and residence Of ne itrtor attached No COM
munfcdtiOps triu ne reityfcd.
National Republican., 1882-02-15

Many wonder how Parkers Ginger Tonic can
perform such varied cures, thinking II simply
essence Of ginger, when In fact 1t Is made from
many valuable mvdicines which act benefGially
on every diseased 0rgan. See other column.
National Republican., 1882-02-15

The increase Of population from the first 10 the
second epidemic was 7 per cent; increase Of
smalpOx mortality IN the same period nearly go
per cent; increase OF population from the second
TO the third period, 10 per cent Increase of small
box mortality ~ the same period, l2O per cent
The foregoing hguIes are from the Vital Stats-
results OF the lrst aud second decades Of enforced
vaccination:
Deaths from smallpox 1884 70 1863 5l5
1851 10 lsl3a.ur,,,,,,,. .,,.,, 20 ass
Aud yet people unlniormed Of such facts as
these are clamoring for compulsory vaccination in
this country, SENE&.
National Republican., 1882-02-15
FOR RENT-Unfurnished ed Houses

IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL. RENT. on
Trade City Country Property. come aud see the
great bargains nj WILLIAM II. MAIN a BROTH
ER ~. Charles Hotel. corner Third street and Penn
Hylyania avenue northwest. mhI0-tf
National Republican., 1882-02-15
United states Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue of four wrs OF er faclas issued out of the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia aud 10 directed will sell at public sale,
for cash, ut Thomas Dowlings Auction Rooms, south
west cor Der of Pennsylvania avenue and Eeyenth
street northwest, Washington. on THURSDAY, the
I'D day of February, ISL at II o'clock all the
right title, claim, and interest of the defendant in
Hack, Jenny Lind Bnggles. 4 Bo;gies. Carriages;
l Concord Wagln, Wagons, No-top Buggies. 4
Phaeton, Unfinished Carriage. Lot Running Gears,
&C.. Lot Wood Work, lot unfinished work, seized
and levied upon rs the property of the defendant John
j. Cook TO satisfy Execution No. LEO, at law, In
favor Of Emil CUlman d Co; No. 1924, at law, In
favor OF william IL. Wright; No. 2i.5SB, at law. In
favor of Murice J. Adler, and No. 2i5s7 at law, In
favor OF Maurice ]. Adler G. E HENRY,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer fei4sits
National Republican., 1882-02-15
EoR RENT-BY n. II. wARNER.

1tf3Ih 81 w........ SD o. 3od Ith 81 w... tl5 %
20ib 9Th II n w..-..... Is 90 a
: OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. as ana 40 Four-and-a-
half st. n. W.; also In tjs Louisiana ave- n. W.
Stable, 70i q street northwest, 81
Call for copy OF our RENT LIST, issued every
Monday morning. IL contains complete list OF all
property for rent. together with descriptions,
where the keys may he found how the houses may be
seen. &C.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at lowest rates
Parties having property trade sell will find IL TO
their advantage TO call. B. ii. WARNER,
del5 GIG Il street,
National Republican., 1882-02-15

delicious odor is impaired by Fioreston Co
logne. which is always refreshing. no matter how
freely used