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What we shall do With them, certainly
merits consideration. What we shall do
without them is . question that may
rarely occur to as.
Suppose our life were one long sum-
mer with its listless, enervating days,
and its wea ~, restless nightsl Would
there not q loss in our livesf Would
we not m ass the tonic of the CHEEKY win
ter eve Aingsf Surely they are q most
Precio' ~ part Of our existence and can
Be r.Ade rich with profit and pleasure.
10 ensure this, . loving preparation is
r.ecessary. While we are whirling about
with our daytime work and worries, let
the thorght of the coming evening cheer
as on and let US plan wisely for it.
Happy the family that can gather around
the hearthstone an unbroken circle when
the evening lamp is lighted. While this
is permitted, let not personal plans OF
enjoyment or even improvement inter-
fere. Unselfishness will here find field
for its rare powers. That fascinating
book or that intricate piece Of fancy work,
even that absorbing letter to your dear
est friend, had better wait until the rest
are off to concert or lecture, or until,
for some other good reason. the family
scatters and leaves you alone.
Winter evenings are emphatically 1.-THE
r. Ras o ah;,5. -" ~ me- ,,isr to make them
sno S ther ,i,;n iii. deer, - treat br
~ pe e:ss ~ . a.s ~. - Io,,,a W. Lrow there
~ a...' 1857 ~ sy ~ ao,,eh;n.5 sra;yst this
Sle many .otos . - ~ e"s Then
20 l man ~ ~ saa-,s s; ssch room, l.
VIC 1o.o a, - .n 10 than fhe hIszinc
III g. g. Is"s ~ 7ha one family rom
gsu - :. et :. NV 10 ~ st.y;nc mt
s;;, - a,,r .besLs snd freez-
~. ~ ~ - r.crs ~ tha cher-covered loo
ny out 49, NJ ~ tha,e = oro.ta,
:. s4 1 ~ -" : - ths well wsrn,ed and
P.ya,,; u. w1on - so Nth ;,s u,,.;c
49, ~ snS ,,srsrs Iet mamma bring
Sor 1 1t,,s hasket with some soft white
$500; ..'o - 900 hr;rht main essv Init
- sSa ,n.v resi1v have : heart
imp a 10. me- ,s;s,,rs yrcr, ;tsejf To
INV n" srsa,h;.o ), ~ the rather
s soo..o en-. ga f',hr;csta tha r,scb;nprv
cn'Si .ss' se ~. nv, -, 80 s.sr.Ia rsa,,I.,
noeu re- w..n .,S !; ~ - srv des;sshia
uon - s.'s s. on rs. 80 TO- tired
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ua[lng .ae uaJ .a - ~. o - th;s not
WIN S.;,, ~, W. now The demands
pan ~ win ill.,, . ard strsr1tb are isc;on and
" nol s'I ~ J %,-,. -. ssa;c;s sort ~
'na. eaVu asy . 81 t. ~. :, Rrt sbs
seales =. 'n; MA a a. VI ,ass - .ha Greater
WIN sun ~. s.'o IL az ~. a-t~s tr;,,-
gu. u ~ l, .;ss e. .nd crn;t,;rr the
.uss NAV s.1 ne. swi 1872 i ws.,1d h;55ar
4 Klcu PIC VI YuuOfnS, Wn4SAA " VesA<A AAAA1>@~-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

JoNEs-"Can you give me change fora dol
lxrp' Fonderson (the simpleton Yes; how
much do ron wantY'-B oston Post
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

When one has been sick for slong time with
some low fever, such q typhoid OF malaria,
itisgith = gladsome feeling be leaves he ted
how ycry weak he feelsl IN such cases agood
strcp1thsning tonic like DIR. Guysott's Fellow
D kand Sarsaparills will help matt - greatly.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

THB mania for adulteration is so great that
that It IL not Il sugar. haod<lphia Mesa
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

CHINA and japan buy our dried sp- les free
". Thus does American industry help 10
swell the population OF the Orient. Boston
TysxsviPE 4
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-De Leaseps has promised that the
Fansne Caaa shall be ~ sssdy = b
epeped y lsee,
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The Official estimates Of the French
wheat crop tor 1882 4 IS, 702, 772 hectot
Iitws ~ S7s, so5, ie7 bushels.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

TEE poorest excuse boy can give for mo-
wanting to saw wood 10: s'fhe saws g0s TN
tooth che. ~ BoEtinsors Neoa
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

A x1IyxEaY horss Il Toronto hss 1sjlsd
s s.s! :.sles h0s5sss - 9 = l'ae. z ~
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

HANDSOME tidies an placed On satin-eov.
cred sofas, not 50 much a. . &ur1ntee Of
good faith - to cover mp The eDot that =
worn through -Pefk
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

a n. vozz: When two people agree to ess
married -Boston STAR q
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ron CoIDs AND Sons THROAT. no more use
ts;I article csn Pc i9lnd than Broscns 6ro's-
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Lydia e Pinkham's Vegetable t'omround
e poeitive eure for all th0ee weaknesses 80
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

WnAf posm does barking your shin remind
you Of! Graxe L 9 & Of course. Bostos COM
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

II aHlsctod With ecre Eyes, use ID. lnnG
1hompson's Eye Water pEugEists sellit S5e'
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-03-03

IHs questIon which exeites the drivers q
public carriages y: Does hack or . coupe
National Republican., 1883-01-24
ARMY AND NAVY.

Master Moses H. Wood has been ordered to the
SwatGra; Ensign William n Fullam TO duty at the
| Naval academyi COmd'r Thomas H. Eastman TO
examination Tor promotion.
The extension of leave OF absence on surgeons
certificate of disability granted Lieut.. Col. David
X. Ciendenin, third cavalry Uhen major, eighth
cavalry, is further extended one month.
Special orders which granted First Lieut. John
B, keer, aujulnnt sixth cavalry, leave Of absence
for four months, is revoked ana the extension Of
leave of absence is further extended four months
on surgeons certificate OF disability.
Mai Nicholas Nolan, third cavalry (reoently
prOmoted) will proceed irom Fort DaYls, Texas, to
Whipple BARRACKS, Prescott, Arizona Territory,
and report in person TO the commanding general
department OF Arizona for assignment To post.
Captain Wallace, commanding the Vandalla
reported TO the Navy department that he arrived
at san Juan Porto Rico, ON the sixth instant, from
st. Thomas, and that he sailed on the tenth in
slant for Santana bay. He .stntes that there is
little Ii anything, doing at san Juan, and nothing
requiring the presence OF n man Of war.
Capt. j. II. Gillls, commanding the tralningship
Minnesota, has made n statistical report OF boys
examined and enlisted on board that vessel at
New New f2rSi rom AHE. y Dec, 81 iss2' @ Which h
which 4i0 were accepted aud go rejected, and pa
were accepted and enlisted and lSj accepted and
not enlisted OF the 2Gi boys VINO Were enlisted
20l were American born aud the remaining GO
were foreign born, Since the above report 81 ad-
ditional boys have been enlisted.
Comd'r Reed, commanding the Alliance, reports
TO the. Navy department, under date of SAINT ago
the West Indies since her arrival ut 81. Johns,
Dec. %. He states that everything AT Antigua and
Santiago is quiet, and that Americans appear TO
be lavorite visitors at those ports where there are
several now making arrangements to inyes CAPT
! Ml IN the development of iron and copper mines
The Alliance viii continue her cruise, visiting
Havana and Aspnwali, aud expects tO reach Key
West Fob, 10 and New Orleans March 10,
Rear Admiral Clitz commanding the Aslatic
station reports TO the department, under date of
Nausuki, Dec -, the following movements of the
vessels of that squadron: The Richmond visited
Yokohama, Kobe, Takamatsu, Mpsuga, lIlma,
and, YObukz haTbor and arrived ut Nngasak
Dee Is. Sne will leave there on the twenty sixth
The AshuelOt, after being doGked ut NOgasakl
sailed Dec, 10 for Shanghai The Monocncy mr.
rived at Nngasakl fOm Kobe on the eighteenth
Instant Sne will remain there about three weeks
during which time she VIII be dOcked Tor rouuils
The Palos left ChefoO Nov, 10, and arrived at
Tientsin Nov. Is, where she now is in winter
quarters.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
Proposed Cotton ExposItion.

Mr.. Garlands bill introduced in tho senate
yesterday to encourage the holding ofa cotton
exposition in 1884, provides that an exposi-
ton shall be held time and place to be des-
ignated by the executive committee of tho
National Cotton Growers association, under
the management Of board of thirteen per-
sons to be appointed by the President on the
recommendation Of the association and the
subscribers to the expenses of the exposition,
who are to cooperate with board of COM
and territory, to be appointed by the Presi-
dent on the recommendation of the governor
Of the state or territory. The title of the ex-
hibition is to be "The Worlds Industrial and
Cotton Centennial Exposition"
National Republican., 1883-01-24
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WASHINGTON TELEPHONE co,
Its Control Obtained by n Syndicate OF
Eastern Cnpitaltsts.

Eastern Cnpitaltsts.
There was a decided change in the COM
plexion Of the Washington Telephone company
yesterday when the controlling interest passed
into the hands Of a syndicate of eastern capi-
talists. Messrs. ]. w. Thomas, IL. A. Willard,
and j. B. Edmunds, who owned large
amount OF stock, the flrst-named owning one
fourth Of tho whole sold out entirely, and
Mr.. ii. d. Cooke, who also owned q quarter
interest, sold u portion of his stock The
price paid by the syndicate was 81 80, though
the stock had been selling at $l.05 to Sl.1O.
Messrs. Thompson, Willard, and Edmonds
directors, and their places were filed
by the election of II. b. Lytle, of Bos-
ton; A. p. Sawyer, of Newburyport Mass;
II. w, Frost, of New Haven, Conn, and w. O.
Fisk, of Lowell Mass. Messrs H. ID. Cooke,
c. G. Glover, and IL. f. Cummings of the old
board, remain as members of the new. The
new management is composed of practical
telephone men, and they promise better
service than ever before, and at the same time
they intend to extend their connections and
facilities. They will first build line to
Baltimore, and the erection of trunk lines to
other points throughout the country are pos
sibilities in the near future. The syndicate
has secured the controlling interest in tele-
phone companies in various places, and their
object is TO form one general company, which
shall control telephones in much the same
way as the Western Union does the telegraph
wires. The new management deny that they
have any connection with tho Western Union
company, and further say that this movement
is not in conjunction with the Bell Telephone
company, nor controlled by it.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
Ter nnd Cnustlc sndn. .

The ways and means committee has author
lied Mr. Randall to report to the house bill
to prevent the importation of adulteratcd tea.
Its purpose is similar to that of bill intro
duced several days ago. though its promises
are moro strictly defined on tho plan of a
similar measure in operation in England.
The committee agreed upon an amendment to
the tariff bill TO advance the rate ON caustic
soda to one cent per pound, which rate agrees
with that recommended by the tariff COM
missions report and also that of the senate
tariff bill. The bill as reported to the house
fixes it at three-fourths of u cent. Caustio
soda enters largely into the wood pulp manu-
featuring process and last year the revenue
from its importation at one and half cents
was over 100000.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
A Placer Mining Patent Decision.

Tho application of one j. p Sears for n
a placer mine patent having been decided on
the eleventh instant in his favor by the secre-
tary of the interior, on motion for q review
the secretary holds rs follows: "The law, Sec
ton 1888, Revised Statutes, clearly in my
opinion carves out from patent to placer
claim all known lodes found therein at date of
application, together with twenty-five feet of
surface ground OH each side as an incident
thereto. Thus, placer mine patent does not
carry title to lode located on the same
ground, and vico versa, unless the locator
complies with the requirements touching the
additional case.
National Republican., 1883-01-24

ern Minnesota say that it ought to be worth
from 50 to 50 an acre at the very least and if
there are 100000 acres IL ought to sell for be-
tween six and ten millions.
Several good logging streams flow through
the reservations emptying into the Red river
of the north.
The Washburn bill is in no immediate dan
ger of passing, as it has been buried in the
house committee on Indian affairs for nine
months, but Father Tomazin wants to inform
congress as to the character of the measure as
IL strikes him and other friends of the Indians.
In its present shape tho bill is standing
menace, he thinks, and as he cannot be here
in person to watch IL he proposes TO leave q
budget of information behind him when he
turns his toes toward the wilderness.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
RrOpOsnIs.
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLI
IL PRINTING.


DAY. JANUARY, 81, 1883, Mt 10 o'clock Il. m, for
furnishing the Paper for the Public Printing until The
2Dth day Of February 1874 the said proposals To bo
opened before ana the award OF contracts he made
By the Joint Committee Of Congress ON Public Print
ingo the lowest ana best bidder for the Interests OF
the government the committee rcserVing TO seli the
right 10 reject any aud all bids rs It's Judgment of the
best interests OF the government may dictate.
Detailed schedules Of the description quantity, and
quality Of the paper required, accompanied by sam
pies and blank proposals, and giving the regulations
with which bidders must comply cnn hn phtnlnel by
addressing :. T.. Rounds, Public Printer Washing
Ihe contracts will be entered into for supplying
such quantities OF paper as may DO needed during the
the estimated quantities SGT forth in detail in the
4O 800 reams nachineGnshed printing paper, 2ix8s.
1000 reams snnerline unprecedented printing pa
per, 2lN3s.
5000 EeamS superlne superCalendcred printing pa
per, SKIS,
1880 reams spperAne supercalendercd printing pa
per, different sizes.
5000 Teams sized and super-Calendered printing pa
per, 2lX32.
1900 reams sized and supcr-calendercd printing pa,
s,5OJ rcanis suporlino sized and super-calendcrcd
White or United printing paper, aiuertnt
900 reams map paper different slzcs ana weights
10000 renns white writing paper dierent sl1es ana
$500 realng c9loreed writing paper different sizes
1000 roams Of cover paper, different sizes and
500 reams manlln paper, different sizes.
100000 pounds Of best plate paper different sizes and
800 reams Anchor tissue paper, 2OxaO
10000 sheets uhintlOn parchment, dilleront sizes,
OydCOl sheets card dbJard, different coors, sizes,
by direction of the Joint commltteeof Congress on
ROUNDS
WASHINGTON Januarys, isSa. IaioiF2i
National Republican., 1883-01-24
War CIntms Consl,Icrcd.

The house committee on war claims yester-
day authorized Representative Houk to re-
port bill authorizing the payment of certain
claims reported by the accounting officers of
the Treasury department under the fourth of
July claims act.
The bill includes 1,4i7 claims, aggregating
$295, ,490.95, of which sum citizens of Tcnnes-
see receive S10O,06S17, Kentucky 33,264.2l
Indiana $l0,S72.94, West Virginia $1SS12. .92,
aud Maryland $13,57S.26.
The committee also agreed TO report ad-
vcrsely tho petition of Scwell Il. Corbett for
$4,000 for property and crops destroyed by
the United States troops in Alexandria county,
Virginia.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
The Grade OF General to be Continued.

Representatives Steele, ofIndiana, introduced
in the house yesterday bill, which was re-
ferred to the committee on military affairs,
to suspend the operation of the proviso of Sec
tion 1884 Revised Statutes so as to authorize
the president TO fill any vacancy which may
occur in the Office of general or lieutenant
general of the army through, death, resigna-
tion, or retirement. The effect of this bill
would be to advance Gen. Sheridan to tho
grade of general of the army on tho retire
ment of Gen. sherman and probably to ad-
vance Gen. Hancock to the rank of lieutenant
general.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

The senate committee on foreign relations
were to have discussed yesterday the pro-
posed treaty with Spain, but failed to get n
quorum until just before the hour for the
opening Of the senate. No action was there
fore taken. The subcommittee having in
charge the bill to regulate tho mcnhadcd
fisheries have concluded their hearings upon
the subject and Senator Lapham, chairman
of the subcommittee, will prepare the report
upon the bill. 1t is not expected, however,
that the senate will be asked to pass upon it
at this session.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
senator Plumb Congratulated.

Senator Plumb comes the nearest to being
the unanimous choice of state of any mem
Der of the senate. He received news of his
election by the Kansas legislature late yoster-
day afternoon, and many cOngratulatory dis
patches quickly followed the announcement,
among them the following from the demo-
cratic governor Of the state:
TOPEKA, KAN, Jan. 23-P. b. PLUMB, UNITED
STATES SENATE WASHINGTON, d. C.:-Accept con =
gratuations on your election without being here.
1t is an honor to you and n credit TO our state
@. w. CLICK.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
RIunn,Y In Uinll.

Philip. Vanaile, district attorney for Utah.
was before the house Judiciary committee
yesterday, and explained the necessity of
some law, such MS provided for by the senate
bill introduced in the house by Mr.. Willets
Monday to compel the first wife to testify in
order to prove the marriage in case of prose-
cuton for having aplurallty of wives. He held
that without this conviction of the offender
and correction of the evil almost impossible
National Republican., 1883-01-24
9pnst mn stionnN.

II oST-A LADYS BLACK FUR COLLAR ON
H. Monday night, between Pennsylvanin avenue
car and 80 Nineteenth street for which liberal re.
ward will be paid II len AT Balduss drug store cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth street.
jR23th
Il OST-A PURSE CONTAINING SOME GOLD
IL End silver change, memoranda and Japanese
uu.i, let I'm Riggs House water closet. LeaYGat r. :
publican Onlce, receive liberal reward, aud no Ques-
tluns asked la22.it#
National Republican., 1883-01-24
The Mississippi River Improvement.

The special committee on improvement OF
the Mississippi river has completed the hear
ing of Capt, Lenox, of st. Louis, and also that
of Capt. Cowdon on his outlet system. Capt.
LcnoX did not in his testimony endorse all
the work Of the river commission, though he
was in favor Of much that it is being done
under its direction Tomorrow Capt Car
Ion of Louisville, Kyy will be heard The
taking of testimony will be closed tomorrow.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
The AInbnma Clains Court.

The court of commissions of Alabama
claims met yesterday and heard arguments
in the case of Samuel Stephens of Boston,
which is claim against the government for
war premiums. Messrs. Creswell and Blaine
represented the United States and Messrs.
Shellabarger & Wilson the claimant The
case occupied the entire days session,
National Republican., 1883-01-24
Rennvment 70 thc EmnIre stntc,

The bill introduced yesterday by Senator
Lapham, to reimburse the state of New York
for money advanced to soldiers in the war of
1912, appropriates $25O,OOO for the state and
5000 for the holders of certificates issued by
the state to soldiers of tho war of 1879.
National Republican., 1883-01-24
Zeal Gstatc Brokers.
CHARLES y. nISIAOF q 90,
IL EA l. 10 y ~ ATE BROK ERS
AND

I4vG u II AaT II AGE 1Tr5,
zoos i STREET NORTHWEST.
Real Estate bought and sold Houses rented
Rents collected. Loans negotiated. Insurance In
hrst-olass companies at lowest paying rates No
charge for advertising. our office Is Of the finest
and best located IN the city Parties having property
20 sell or rent VIII hnd II to their Interest 70 plaeet
In our hands, ae2-lY
National Republican., 1883-01-24
T1vtendInc tl,c Ereo DcIlycrv seryIcc.

AANtchu'i's s''o N'oo N'A''NiJ ''iNioc'
The bill introduced yesterday by Senator
Platt provides for the establishment oftho free
postal delivery system in every city of ten
thousand inhabitants and at such other points
as the postmaster general may designate,
National Republican., 1883-01-24
grtturrs.
Gurhisb 8atbs.

NEW TURKISH BATM CDR BOVEFsj,
IN lil7 q street, opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies' Monday aud Frldly mol
open Sunday, open from a. m. TN 10 p. M. Satur
day, l2 p. m Baths, sl; 6iickcts SLJO.
apo DIR. IL, T., BONEE Electrician
TIME SHEDD BATHS, 9O3 T. STREET, NEAR
4 Ninth, well known as the oldest ANA host IN tho
city, This bath is constructed with u view 10 COnyen'
ience, being on the first floor Turkish, tu7snn, Snl.
phur and Mcrcurlal Baths given WITH SKIN aud r0'
perence, Mani lulNrr of ten Years experience a. tnt
estNhslmont Single bath, ~ 0 lor ~ 1880 Open
Sunday nom a. m. to p m. mr2tu
National Republican., 1883-01-24
delo pennsylvnnIn nvenue. renlh AMI . streela.

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains u complete schedule o our houses,
stores, shops, ANA farms offered for rent together
with descriptions prices, SC ana how they may b"
seem Property for sale IN nl parts ofthe city Money
H. ii. WARMER, OiG = street.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade CITY or Co9ntry Property come and see the
WILLIAM II. MAIN S BROTH ER ~. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and PonnsylvPuin avenue
northwest. mhlGH
National Republican., 1883-01-24
8uarOing.
Nnsinrss dhnntre.

VNTANrED- 5000 FOR FIVE YEARS ON
w valuable manufacturing property, Montgomery
county, Mdi Wll nay per cent. only, quarterly; no
ton, ID. q, ln238ts'
Mooney TO BORROW-s 5000 WANTED FOR
WI four years. liberal I'M crest; absolute security
Audress IN, Republican Once la29.8tb'
Y IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
u 4 on Time Deposits. United states nOnds bought
ana sold NJ market rates; Collections made every
where, by j. H. sQUlER e CO., bankers, lil6 Penn
ByNauin avenue mn1Btf
National Republican., 1883-01-24
S0lrntth. .sitnaiions. ftmnIr.

wv ANTED-BY a LADY QUALIFIED. ny
w education and experience for clerical work, q
position as private secretary, amunuCnsis Cupyst
would make daily visits to read and write for All aged
or inyahd petson references. Address MRS o.
Republican Office. ia2l.Sts
National Republican., 1883-01-24
SdlanttS-gjtIp-S1laIr.

WyANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN no COOK
w wash, &C., at ll00 Thirteenth street northwest
National Republican., 1883-01-24
a0Innitn...3rI =. AsrmnIr.

V1TANTED--A GOOD WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w hOnseworSj must stay at nights, and have good
references. Apply at 2026 street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-01-24

VHTANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE ROY
w about II years Of age to learn the profession OF
architecture. Apply t5l3 seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1883-01-24

w ANTED-5O ACTIVE YOUNG MEN FOR
w service on the western frontier: good salary
and all expenses paid. For particulars apply nt 1910
II street. ia2pt2tt
National Republican., 1883-01-24
JUSTII'S OLD STAND,

UTAETED-AT ONCE FOR CASU-A A2.BICY.
wv Gle, second hand; must be In good order. Ad-
dress F. B. g., Republican Onicc. dcigti
"ANTED-EVERY BODY TO KNOW THAT
w the best and cheapest place In the city TO get
Office. Se2G
NXTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN L.
w Beall, Room 4, l4oD New York avenue Is Com
missioner of Deeds for every State and Territory,
United states Commissioner, Examiner, and Nolary
PuhliCs always In Office from H. m. tojp IN. ap3Oly