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HrchanfS of Nov,

Frchants of Monroe have
Ane pt to advance planters re-
resolved part Of the supplies, corn
qe'sine Feb to make a crop. The
W. says. if meat be added to
! !, 70 :, extyear the mercllants.will
The Mississippi Valley into
dpat q kprltl.
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A full feeling after meals, dys-
pepsia, heartburn, and genera. Ill
health, relieved by Browns Iron
Filters.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-04-07
Married.

-cRCNINGER.- Coving-
ton, on Tuesday, Arril 3, 1888, EDWARD
/. DUMAS to MATuILDE ID. CEosISGER.
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Composition, i.y sstudent O. CeYiBgton
High School.
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FATAL AFERAY AT BATON RoUGE.-

FATAL AFERAY AT BATON RouGE-
About l o'clock last Wednesday
afternoon, at Baton Rouge, Mr.. w.
I. Sanford shot Mr.. w. A. LeSuaur,
publisher of the Capisoiian-A9ro-
cate. the ball entering just bslow
the pupil Of the left eye, cau$ ing
death in about two hours an o
bali. Both gentlemen are well bn<
nected and have many friend
the Capital City. and the inf
pate affair has csass ! g'elu
The entire community:
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TIE Mails.

COVINGTON TO NEW ORLEANS
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Tuesday. P.M Monday -. 5 A. NJ
Thursday 7P. NJ. Wednesday. IA. N
Saturday..10 r. NJ. Friday A. II
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John Chafie l. Son VS.. James O.
Poole.

Eighteenth Judicial District Court for
the parish of st. Tammany-Stata Of
Louisiana.
National Republican., 1883-02-10

front is laid in red mortar, with bluestono
trimmings and wide stone entrance. There
arc eight spacious class rooms, besides offices
and retiring rooms. Tho building is heated
throughout by steam. Its cost will be $25,000.
w. NJ. Poindexter is the architect, and John
Henderson the builder.
SOUTH WASHINGTON,
especially along the line of Virginia avenue
and b street directly south of the Smithsonian
grounds, shows tho march of improvements.
The four houses in course of erection by A.
+. Barker on b, between Ninth and Tenth
streets southwest, directly opposite the new
national museum upon which the work is be-
ing rapidly pushed forward, are nearly ready
for plasterng. The houses are each 30 by &C
feet, having nine excellent rooms, with all
modern appliances, and are heated by fur
mace. The fronts are bay windows TO roof
They have three stories with two-story back
building, the lots being of sufficient depth to
give plenty of room.
Mr.. Barker is preparing for the erection of
first class house on the southwest corner Of
Eleventh street and Virginia avenue, having
purchased, and reftted, and removed the
frame dwelling which stood near the corner,
so as TO give room for the new house.
The old house, No. 9l2 B street southwest,
has been entirely renovated and now pre-
sents u handsome pressed brick front, finished
uuhtllitlll, htdlti ny lhblubNj NANh hiiN AVViiio
and bathroom There is also conservatory
in wide porch running the entire width of
the house, in the rear of the main floor.
The owner is Willis Worsta, and the contrac-
tor Il. II. Cullison.
At the corner of Eighth and streets south
west the spacious residence of DIR, Hicks, pas
tor of the new tabernacle, is ready for plas-
tcring This is a fine addition to that section
of the city, and will cost about $4,000. S. ID.
Phillips in the contractor.
Adjoining the last named building Mr..
Charles Mothershead has had very neat
house built by Hepburn q Holtzcaw, con
tanning seven rooms, with bath room &c, and
pressed brick bay window front, at Il cost of
5000.
The next house cast, which is nearly COM
pleted, is owned by Henry Smith, and built
also by the last named contractors. II is two
story, with English basement. II has all the
modern improvements, and contains eight
rooms, with back porch. The dimensions of
the house are 20 by "a feet, and it will cost
So GOO.
National Republican., 1883-02-10
The Lif. Saving Service.

The general superintendent of the life saw
ing service has received the following letter,
signed by all the persons concerned in the
services related and by many prominent ship
ing mon: ave, the undersigned, being pres
ent, feel it our duty to report tho gallant
service rendered by the keeper and crew of
stations Nos. and ., fifth ilo saving district,
in the case of the following vessels wrecked
in the last two weeks: Schooner Wyoming,
Boston, A. G. Bellaty master, six mon, surf
boat schooner Sallc w. Kay, Philadelphia,
l.. Smith master, six men, brcechcs buoy, one
lost; schooner Il, NJ. Buchlcr, Philadelphia,
j. H. Maloy master, eight men, surf boat;
schooner Julia Grace, Halifax, n. S., James
Dickson master, seven men, surf boat Span
ish steamer Alpin, Bilboo, G. Aguirie master,
three mep, surf boat, twonty-siX men,
breeches buoy-malSing total of iifty-six
saved and one lost--for it 10 our firm belicf
that had it not been for the life saving service
the officers and crews of the above-named
vessels would have been lost. We would also
respectfully state, while at the station, the
officers and crews We're treated with the
greatest kindness" The terse phrases,
seven men, surf boat" three men, surf
boat, twenty.six men, breechcs buoy" de-
scribe the means Of rescue and the number of
lives saved.
National Republican., 1883-02-10
8neinrss Ghantrs.

NXT ANTED-TO EXCHANGE GOOD REAL
w estate IN city for mrm on railroad or the river
Address giving full particulars g. ALBRO, Repub-
lcnn Olice, iel05ts
NNTANTl1D- PARTNER WITH CAPITAL. Es-
w taplsled produce shipping, and commission
business IN Baltimore city. Address CHARLES, 90
Light street, baltimore Md. fes-BtF
NTANrED-oN GOOD SECURITY, sl,OOO FOR
w one year wi h Interest, paN able quarterly AZ 8
per cent Address O. H. r.. Itpublican' Office s-att
Y IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
j on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates. Collections made oyery-
where by j, II, sQUIER & co., Bankers lIl0 ,Penn-
BylYanR avenue, mn26-u
National Republican., 1883-02-10
THE NEW GERMAN MINISTER.
He VIII Arrive In Washington To-day
brief Sketch OF His Career.


brief Sketch OF His Career.
Herr Won Eisendccher, the newly ap-
pointed minister of the German Empire to
the United States, arrived in New York yes
terday on board the North German Lloyd
steamship Elbe. He left for Washington at
12 o'clock last night, and will reach this city
some time this morning, and proceed 70
Wormley's, where he will be guest until his
house can be prepared for his occupancy. He
will be accompanied by his young wife, whom
he married OH his recent return to Germany.
The new minister was born at Frankfort
on-the-Main June %, 1871, during the resi-
dence there of his father as the representative
'of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg to tho fed
eral diet Of Germany He graduated at the
naval school in Berlin, and entered the Ger
man navy in 1857, in which service he took
part in the Prussan expedition to Japan.
For several months in 1871 he was stationed
off New York as the executive officer OF the
Prussian frigate AncOna, and served through
out the Franco-German war with zeal, al
though but little hostile service was required
in that war of tho German marine. lie has
been in the imperial diplomatic service since
1873. On Dec IL, 1875, he was promoted to
the rank he now holds, captain on the reserve
list. lie was detailed after promotion to the
post of minister resident of the empire of
Japan, and in 1879 made minister cxtraordi-
nary and nlenipotentiary. His services have
been recognized at homo and abroad by the
decorations of the German Order of the Black
Eagle and the japanese Rising Sun.
The new minister's wife was II Miss Won
Eickstaedt Peterswalde, of one of the oldest
and most influential families of Pomerania
in north central Prussia.
National Republican., 1883-02-10

to be eight and tho other ten inches in cali
ber and two experimental cast-irOn breech-
loading rifles, of twelve-inch caliber, and such
number of cast-iron guns, banded with steel,
shall be necessary to thoroughly test the eff
cicncy of this class of ordnance and that the
chief ordinance officer shall select two of the
most meritorious breech-loading devices that
have been offered the committee, the Getty
board, and the ordnance department, and
thoroughly test their efficiency and make re-
port and that ho also make experiments
with various new projectiles and with
the McNulta charge" system of guns
An appropriation of S5OO,O00 is recommended
National Republican., 1883-02-10
CompmIsory PlIotnge.

The bill reported from the senate commit
tee ON commerce "to relieve ships and vessels
from compulsory pilot fees" is tho measure
introduced by Mr.. Hale, amended so ms to
make its application universal within the
waters of tho United States. As reported
from tho committee it provides that "no
owner agent, master, or consignee of any
ship or vessel shall be compelled to take, om-
ploy, or pay pilot not voluntarily employed
on entering or departing from any port or
harbor, or entering, passing through, or leav-
ing any channel passage, or strait within the
waters of tho United States"
National Republican., 1883-02-10
sCALY SCALP TETTER.

The scalp becomes tender, itchy, and covered with
thin, ilne white scales which form again uS iNHl re-
moved. THIS Is nn exceedingly annoying hiiecuon Ol
the scalp. The least movement tillS the shoulders
aud neck With "A shower Of white scales anu u NJ
lowed to continue, makes the hair thtn, hNla ury,
fade and turn prematurely gray.
EXCESSIVE DASpHUFF-ls another great scalp an
Many persons complain Of their hair getting hGrsh
dry, split ut the ends ANA on careful examination
yOb can hair of several different shades, rms rs
an indication OF lowered vitality Of the hur lplilcle5.
DR.. VAN DlCk, ncrmutuugl7t 7ua Eleventh
street northwest has devoted special attention 10 thQ
caro-, cult Walton, preservation. mannBtment, and
treatment OF the air Rnd scalp uud mas rl WIN lhe
most gratifying success. The Doctor numbers among
his patrons many OF the leading families OF Nnahmg-
ton, who speak IN the highest praise OF ms skill ihs
Doctor treats the hair on purely sCltnuuc principles
You can consult HIM with every COhnOence ~ MS
skill You are cordially Invited Ocall und he VIII gN-
anime your scalp carefully, and II The hHir iollCles
he lthY growth uf hair II yours rs II hopeless case
he VIII tell you So
DIR VAN DYCK has produced q vigorous growth
Of hair In cases Of baldnp OF ltcCn years durnlon
where the lOlliCes still existed, but IN dOrmN m
active condition. Give the Doctor call ana II you
don't care 10 put yourself ulder his treatment he
Will examine your hair, Rud can prepare Rome
treatment especially for your case
lf your hnlr, eyebrows lN'hcS, or beard Is hhrhh
dry, thin, tndcd, or ptemnlu rely grayi u you nave
any affection OF the hur o. scalp, consult DIX. VAN
DNCk al once, His treatment Will make your hair
ihiok, heavy, vigorous, lNuranl ana VIII reuVehme
Calat once. Onlre, 7Os Eleventh street northwest
Daily,0 n. ~, TO p. m,
Sundays, OtO2
Ifuna6G to call describe your and send Scent
stamp for answer. feltu,th,s
National Republican., 1883-02-10
The Cork Art aud IndustriaI n.hibltion.

The United States consul at Cork, Ireland,
has written an interesting dispatch to the
d apartment OF State in regard to an indus
trial exhibition Of arts, products, manuiact-
ures, and machinery to be held in that city
during the summer and autumn of 1853. Tho
former exhibitions of this character which
have been held in Ireland have failed to pro-
duco the hoped-ior satisfactory results, owing
to discussions of political character among
their promoters. Proiting by former eX-
pcricncc, however, those having the present
scheme in hand have decided upon ignoring
all questions of patronage and politics, and
the indications are that the forthcoming eX-
hibition will be a grand success. In conncc-
tion with the display Of Irish productions
there will be held Che annual agricultural
horse and dairy shows, the principal eXhi-
billions of the kind held in the south of Ire
land. Tourists will find, in addition to the
attractions Of tho exhibition and within II
few hours ride from Cork, the beautiful
scenery of COrl, harbor, the Lakes of Kill
larney, Glen garlic, Bantry bay, Blarney, and
LismOre cast les, &c
National Republican., 1883-02-10
An Addltlonul .Jndge For DAKOTA.

The bill providing for an additional asso.
ciate justice of the supreme court Of Dakota
will probably take the place of the bill asking
for two additional, since it has been found
that there is some opposition to the increase.
The subcommittee has not reported 10 the full
committee on the bill though the full COM
tteo heard Mr.. Pettigrew,
National Republican., 1883-02-10
phe Heavy Ordnance Reuort,

The special senate committee ON heavy ord
nance has made report in which it recon-
mends that the chiefordnanco officer have 100
the teu-inch smooth bores, now on hand con-
verted into eight-inch breechrloading rifles ;
the proper mounting of the 800 fifteen-inch
guns at the forts the manufacture Of two
experimental steel breech-loading guns, one
National Republican., 1883-02-10
TMPRR1AL HOTEL.
a anANp opRNINa.

Col. j, w. GRAY has reOpened the Imperial HOTEL
refticd the entire establishment with new billiard
tables, stocked the bur with the oldest and n '3i
wines, LIQUOR, ana cigars a GRAND opening win bo
given on saturday, nom 2. m, to II M, to which
tho public IL invited, The finest lunches Will be
served 70 be found south OF New York. ie0 II
VTSEFUL FEET
u Promote Health and Longevity.
Hence the thousands rom Ear ana near that visit
DIR. WHITES ESlABLISHMENI
lilO Pennsylvania avenue, opposite WlllardH Hotel,
for relief irou and avoidance or cOrna, buuOns dis.
easel nails, chilblalns, vascular eNrrpsCeuces, and
other complaints Of the ipet. Established ~ ash
ngton IN lsBl) Refers 10 the most eminent PHYSICIANS
and SURGEONS ONCE fec u per visit, for putting the
feet In order.
National Republican., 1883-02-10
CnIno's CompeIlBntion.

The first comptroller Of the treasury has de-
cidod that MIR, Caine, delegate from Utah, who
came TO the iorty-5oyenth congress as u c0n-
testing member, and who only secured his
seat after reelection on the seventh of NOyem-
Der, 1889, is entitled to compensation only
from the latter date
National Republican., 1883-02-10
VNHE HAIR AND SCALP.

Ono OF the important branches of the practice Of
Dermaioogy is The proper care, cultivation preserva
ton, management ana the scientific treatment OF
tile hair and sCnlp,
a thick, heavy. healthy vigorous, luNurnnt head
OF hair rs one OF the distinguishing marks of beauty
and one of tho most hlglly-prlZed Of all personal
ndurnmuns, 10 be rCgul-hnlrud IS the pride of man
nnd the glory OF woman, IL Is sure 10 attract Unn-
ton and To excite remark; while the losS Of hair or
badness exposes the victim To rldcule aud Liability
TO cold from the leQst exposure, 10 IL the dulN Si
every lady and gentleman to pay the srlCusl nltcn-
ton 10 the care and treatment p the har IN order To
preserve its luXuriuCe Y late In lie possible No
one should he nald or gray under o.
Thnuesl iulling, pnriin loss of hair and badness
Entire families loose their hair carly IN life; others
lose their hair from illness, some from headache,
neuralgia, mental energy, grief care, %r. Many
The result of sCuly scalp t'tter, excessive dan
drum artificial heat produced by wearing fur or other
unventilAled hats and caps. iN,u never see II man
bald below where his hat touches. unless II u bMd
ness where the hair Is completely dcstruyed) mo
dleront FORMS OF badness derive their nhmG5 front
the parts affected, thus:
CROWS BALDSIass-This is u bald spot on tho top
OF the scalp,
FRoNTAL BALDNEss-- Is a continuation Of the fore
head above IT'S normal position. Pufl and Temple
badness generally affect ladies, The hair EctS lhn
at the part and temples.
SPOT BALpNEss-This Is n peculiar form Of hair
dlseasc In which there IL complete pruSirnOn OF the
hAir-prOduClng power The hair grows thin m spots
on the scalp Which continue In number run tuEctler
and frequently when the hair begins tu grow comes
In white. In this affection very frequently the eye.
hrOws, lashes and the hair OF the entire hOIy comes
out
National Republican., 1883-02-10
NynsI,Ington TcrrItor,,.

Gov William ID. Newell of Washington
territory, accompanied by Delegate Brents,
appeared before tho senate committee on ter
rtories yesterday, and made an argument in
favor of tho admission of Washington terri
tory ns n state
National Republican., 1883-02-10
for 8cnt- TflistrIlunrous.

900 G STREET. NORTIIwEST-FoR RENT
sDNBI Furnilnroi one rosewood parlor suite and
one chamber suite. fue.3l#
National Republican., 1883-02-10
.fOr sa!e-- -gllistrI!ansune.

fOr Salc-- -9llisrrllaneOus.
NOH SALE-A SUPERIOR SET OF BEDROOM
i walnut furniture, marble top; In excellent con.
dlllpn. cheap for cash Call ~ No, 1920 street.
fe03ta
VOR SALF-FURNITURE GAN BE SEEN
n rom II 10 . at 6l3 Thirteenth street northwest.
iolG3tt
TOAL CART, HORSE, AND HARNESS FOR
" sale. Apply to T. A. LITrLEFiELD, Little.
hrid's wharf Easby's Point. feO-3ta
NOR SALE-JENNY LIND TABLE, CHEAP;
~ IN good order Apply ~ Thirteenth and n suecls
northwe't WM H. WRIGHT, fe1Rt
TNoR sAIlg-AT A SACRIFICE FOR CASH OR
a short ume-lhrCe lue carved rosewood pianos,
very itue used, INCLUDING one of those magnificent
tripple-Blrung Stlen square grauds, at
@. H. WILD q BROS,
tesl2lF 100 seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1883-02-10
rttures.
50 TVNHE DELIGHTS OF TRAVEL WITHOUT
l. IT'S DISCOMFORrS."
The Rasan Illustrated Lectures
.WIll he glYon nt tllc

Corner of Tenth and q streets,
Dates, nights, and subjects rs fOowsi
Monday Feb l., at 8 y. m.-PAnIs THE MAoNIFIs
CENT.
Friday Feb l6-LoSDoN FROM THE Tor OF AN
OMNIBUS,
saturday. Feb i7-VENIcE, MILAN, AND THE
Monday, Feb iO-srAIN FROM THE PyRESEEs TO
SEVILLE.
Tuesday, Feb. 20-GLIMPsEs OF SCOTLAND.
Wednesday, Feb 2l-SouTIIERN SPAIN AND
NJ OROCCO
Matinee Feb, l7-RAMDLINGs IN ROME.
Each of these lectures Will be mAgniiiCantly and
prOiusOly illustrated by means OF nm oNyhydrOgen
light, and the 10 TO 20 pictures shown each evening
win be projected upon canvas screen Of about 700
square feet. Course ticket, (rcSGrvcd) TO include all
tie evening lectures 81; SuhOlurs course ticket, IRE
Spryedl sl single reserved seat A0c, general ullS
sion, 2j il scholar admission ticket l5c or reserved
ajc. Course tickets aud snglo reserved Soat
tCketsks's at Music Store, 037 Pennsylvania ave-
ielO2t+ j, =. VALE, Manager
T YCEUM LECTURE.
il ny
National Republican., 1883-02-10
REPUBLICAN OFFICE
doln rennsylypnn nyennc, rentll and D streols.

our Weekly liemt List, published every Monday
morning, CoutnuSa complete schedule Oi otr houses,
stores, shupB, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices, %t ana now lhtN lhy w
seem Property for sulC In nl parts Oftho city Money
II. ii. WARNER. OiG T. street.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade CITY or Country Property come ana see the
goHt bargains ~ tho ltrnl Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II, MAIN ~ BROTHER, ~, Charles
Hotel corner Third street and Pennsylyeuia avenue
northwest. mhlDtt
National Republican., 1883-02-10
a0lantco-8rlp--Nlalr.

VXTANTED--A FIRST.CIASS BARBER CALL
w nt1lll New York avenue, felO.3tt
VUhNTED-A WHITE hoy FOR HOUSE
w work; t2nwcck references required. KITS
kENlCHlN, No. llOD Pennsylvania avenue iel0-StF
VXT ANTED-SIN EDUCATED YOUNG COZ
w ored men who are good clerks good salary and
al expenses paid For particulars apply at 1919 +
street, tciI2tF
National Republican., 1883-02-10
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ Ii IAlLlI-N la LII. nlLII.lI No

CoRNER NINTH AND u sTREETs
Day and evening sessions for the education OF sons
and daughters aud mon and women for selEanpport
aud real life branches taught ares The English
Language business Arithmetic, spenCerlRn Practl'
cN Pcnmanshp, bookkeeping, by single and double
entry, Business Practice Physical and Vocal Cul.
ture, Political Economy, Commercial Law,
Scholarship for year from date of entrance, day or
evening. $50 Special terms by month or quarter or
for year by inslallments College circular mailed on
application. - . ,.,.,,,,
MRS, SARA a, SPENCER, Nic0'Prlncipal Ruli
National Republican., 1883-02-10
.t-or Sale--2rots.

JNOR SALI,-LOr .0ND, WEST SIDE FOUR
II tcouth street northwest udIoining house No.
22os); lot 20XgO, north sde w street. same square,
owner, 1871 Fifteenth street northwest, feOGt#
National Republican., 1883-02-10
d0lnntrh...s .siinntinns---yflnIr.

VNTANTED - PATENT OFFICE - A THOR.
wv oughly competent man will relieve rs susliutn
for Cns month, without pay. any primary examiner
wi.hing vacation. Address L. L., Republican
Oillce. tel0.3#
Wy ANTED- EMPLO OYMBNT AS COPYIST ny
w amnn OF experience Address SCRIBE, RE
publican OniCc fCO3tt
National Republican., 1883-02-10
Y nst an0 :foun0.
Goaroing.


yyTANTED ROOM AND BOARD FOR A
w young man aud wife In n quiet family. Ad-
dress with location and terms, l.. II. II. NJ, Repub
can Oncc 20 tCl0.3t~
wv TANTED--A LARGE COMFORTABLY FUR
w nshed room, win good board ana sable room
for tricycle.; location, II, VI, Fourteenth, twenty
first streets. Address with terms, CASH, Repun-
can Once, icl03te
INRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
IL nlshei also rooms On first floor: suitable for
gentlemen or married couple; modern improve
monts Table bOardcrs by week or MONTH 1914
Twelfth street northwest. fe3.3tF
NLGNTON HOUSE, SEVENTH AND STREETS
u northwest 60 Fist-nlnss table board and large
rooms at reasonable rates; location central tran
silent rates, 81, s.@5, sl,5Ji no liquors. deo'r
HNREMONT HOUSE.
4 CHANGE OF PROPRTETORS.
birstcass table, polite aud attentive wants Very
desirable situation for families. Rates, $3.50 and 81
per day S2j, $50, s35, aud per month
del H. w. DENISDN Proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-02-10
:For Glrnt--8ousrs.
EOR RENT
Foh RENT
THE LARGE THREE.sToRY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK BUILDING
AT A REASONABLE PRICE.

Recently vacated by THE NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN,,
No. 1908 n street pennsylvania aYcnucl, adjoining
the United States pension office, can be rented
National Republican., 1883-02-10
,fnr Nonsrs.

Har
VNoR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE DWELL.
II ing on New York avenue, between Ninth mud
Tenth streets, nj bargain; inc lot NJ. NJ. ROARER,
g.l street. tclGSt*
VIOR SALE-A NICE 7.RoOM BRICK DWELL
II ing, mt 'rn, near Government Printing OnCe;
great bargain NJ. NJ ROiRER, vi Il street north
west iol0S"
wy D-PURUUASERS FOR FIRST
w class houses and lots. Apply to H. ID.
NANLEY, U. $. NJ, 1874 Nineteenth street north.
west. telUjtr
y1Ou SNLE-A FINE PRESs-BRICK FRONT
~ double house. 20rooms fronting ls feet on street
northwest by depth Of the square; price, go 0J0
WIN take In part payment small fine farm. Also
we have I,OO fee, and front on Fourth street, be-
tween y and q streets northeast, and 23l3 square
feet on Third street northeast, very cheap. Also Il
number OF small houses ON small pnS nenis
by RUFFIN " II EWLErr,
fes-3te Le Droit BuluIng.
V1OR sABF-A FINE RESIDENCE IN BUF-
II nlo. n, v. opposite the new city Hall or will
exchange ford rsrnble prOrerty IN Washington. For
particulars cu,l on or address GEORGE II, SltOUI-
TIERS, Patent Oili'e fe0l2t*
I'oR SALE - DECIDED BARGAIN IN I'M
IL proved property. We Will sell ut great bargain
throe.sury brick residence, with store and bakery
attached NIL In thorough condition, Also, n small
frame dwelling on adjoining lot; viii be sold to-
gelher or separately; easy terms OF payment.
THOMAS J. FISHER Il CO., 1874 Il sireeLporthwest,
Ja2,-l2t
National Republican., 1883-02-10

VIZ ASTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T.
w Beall. Room 4, l420 New York avenue IS u Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United states Commissioner. Examiner and Notary
Public always In oflce from "a IN. to5p m. ap90Iy
National Republican., 1883-02-10
:tur SaIc--farms.

A BARGAIN FOR CASH, SG,OO0 WILL BUY ,
IA farm OF 100 uCres; 800 under cultivation, balance
~ Timber well watcrcd largo eishtroom dwelling
and tull set OF OuthOusps; iuur or five hours from
three miles from railroad station in
Va; HuldlngS and fencing worth the
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