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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-10-10

How TO SAVE BOYS. Women who
hay some to rear, and dread the demora
lizing influence of bad associates, says u
writer in Appleton's journal, ought to
understand the nature OF young manhood
1t is disturbed by vague ambitions, by
thirst for action, by longings for excite
ment, by irrepressible desires TO touch life
in manifold ways. If you, mothers, rear
your sons so that their homes are associat-
ed with the repression of natural instincts,
you will be sure TO throw them in the so
ciety that in some measure can supply the
need of their hearts They will not 90 to
the public houses at first for love ofliquor-
very few people like the taste of liquor !;
they 90 for the amin tied and hilarious
panionship they find there, which they
discover does so much to repress the dis
turbing restlessness in their breasts. See
to it, then, their homes compete with pub
lie places in attractiveness. Open your
blinds by day and light bright fires at
night. illuminate your rooms, Hang
pictures upon your walls. Put books and
newspapers upon your tables. Have mu
sic and entertaining games. Danish de
mons of dizziness and apathy that have so
long ruled in your household, and bring
in mirth and good cheer. Invent occupa.
tions for your sons. Stimulate their am
bitioLs IN worthy directions. While You
make nome their delight, fill them with
higher purposes than mere pleasure.
Whether they shall pass boyhood and en-
ter upon manhood with refined tastes and
noble ambitions depends On you. Believe
it possible that, with eXertion and right
hor hnun
over the destiny of her boys than any
other influence whatever.
Joseph Massey, aged eighty years, and
Ann Fuller, forty years old, both of whom
live on the town farm in Poultney, recently
obtained leave of absence, called upon a
minister in an adjoining village and were
married.
William Eaton. a compositor in the
office of the Danvile SLGr, is in his S4th
year, and is probably the oldest type setter
in the state. Until the other day, when
he was confined to his house with illness,
he had worked for nearly 7G years at the
cease" without hardly losing a day 5 work
The London Times says: A government
which cannot secure courteous treatment
for its national guests in its own capital
can hardly be acquitted of weakness
and incapacity, even if it escape suspicion
on the score of sincerity and good will.
During the brief tenure of his office of
Chalemel Lacour, the French minister of
foreign affairs, he has irritated Germany,
ruf1led the good will of England and
quarreled with China. The complete
isolation 10 which he has reduced France
has had natural result in tho outbreak
against King Alfonso.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-10-10

j. NJ. FRANCIS, SON q Co.,
Troy, N. Y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-10-10
Hay EENER.

have been afflicted for Is years, during the
months of August and September, with Hay fever
and have triep various remedies without relief.
was induced to try Ely's cream balm; have used it
with favorable results, and can confidently recon
mend it to all who are similarly afflicted. Robert W
Townley, Tex Mayor Elizabeth, NJ. ALIVE
Mrs. Langtry's mother is coming over with hel
this time TO act as sort of barbed wire fence 70
the Lily
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-10-10

Stop and read. Wheat BItters.-One poun Of
wheat contains 40 grains of phosphate, made up
70 lows: &C grains Phosphoric acid, Al grains
Potash, l6 grains Magnesia, 8grains Lime, grains
Soda, grains Iron, 3 grains Suphuric Acid, 3
grains Silica, grains Chlorine. 4lwl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26

The CONVENTION which met a. LyGchhurg ye5ter-
Gay was one OF the most important In the history
OF virginia democracy, andthe number AMI prom
1nence OF those In attendance In Heated that the
Consequence OF the occasion was appreciated.
The Object OF the convention was to effect a bet
ter or-1nZ ttion of the party and revive that
esprit de corps which marked Virginia democracy
before IL hid suffered so rRlny dsfe lts. AS an
evidence tn 1t re busters received back 10 full
Fellowship without any loss OF party staining by
r. Ison OF their detection one or the most proni-
nent or them, for nerly state treasurer, W Is made
temaoT ~ chairman. new state committee,
with Congressman Barbour at It's head was chosen
AM enjTust d with the full managema mt OF lrty
affairs The platform recognizes the rea ituster
settlement of the st Ite debt final, and OPPOSES
any future agitation OF the question. About the
only subject upon which there was any ma
terial difference Of opinion was that relating
10 the color line. There were those who
wanted TO reiterate the oil bourbon declara-
lions as to the supremacy OF the white
race, "a white INNS government" ETC., but they
were overru'ed, IN the Platform is guar leIy tenn
pe@ate on that ques' lon. 1t opposes the appOr-
tlonment of col0rei trustees and teachers for white
schools, and accOrlS to the cOorel people for their
schools all the pr ferences AMI privileges Demand
ed Dy the convention for the whites In addition
10 connecting colored trustees AMI teachers col
ored schools, the platform pledges that the democ-
racg VIII mike no discrimination In the -distribu-
tion of school FUNDS on account OF color This part
OF the platform seems 70 be In accord with the
generally expressed preferences Of the coored peo
PIE as to their own schools Upon the whole. the
convention was guiie1 by MODERATION and with
their new organic lton the de mocratS intend to
Ia IKE vigorous effort to sdown Malone" next fall,
with fair chances OF success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26

The action OF Surgeon General Hamilton in re-
moving the gu ;rantine station to greater dis
lance from Norfolk Is proper precaution. 1t is
generally accented theory in those sections of the
south most fficted with the fever that the air
becomes laden with Infection. There is no doubt
That the disease Can be conveyed and spread
through clio hing And yet, hitherto, the quar- ~
tine station has been distant only two miles rom
Norfolk. Past experience has demonstrated the
dangerous proximity OF the station, as previous
outbreaks of the fever in the city have Invariably
proceeded from the quarantine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26
SEE WHAT Ten DoL1ARs

NEE w Hal Il EN- DOLLAhS
WILL BUY THIS WEEK AT SAKS':
TEN DOLLARS
VIII buy TUE BLUE SERGE SUIT; color guaran.
teed; the best value in the United States.
TEN DOLLARS
VIII buy a MESMINS FRENCH SUIT, light IN weight
and light in color These suits good value for SlS
You may wan! 10 know why we offer them so low. We
don't mind t-lling Our BUYER thourht they were
handsome, and for that bought them. Our Gus
toners don't seem to with him, they are slow
sellers. and the price must move them.
TEN DOLLARS
VIII buy GENUINE CALCUTTA BLUE STRIPE
SEERSUCkER SUIT, hey slightly shaded.
TEN DOLLARS
VIII buy BLUE FLANNEL. SUIT either In sack or
goods for The past ten and recommend them
as being the best $40 Flannel Suit in the market.
TEN DOLLARS
viii buy ROCKFORD ALL-WOOL CASHMERE
SUIT This has been our SO suit but to close
them. and offer them at the above figure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26
IHoMpsoN's
TIME ''oTTon GAS ENGINE

TINE ''oTTOn GAS ENGINE
no loes Of time no handling ffua and asheo- It =
used extensively for running Paseenger and Freight
and Lithographic Presses. Co4ee MIN Rcssesn. p
per and Ruline Machinery. Lathea &c.. 10 This =.
speed de least number q WORKING pas& Cd
great simplicity Of mechanism.
FSr p.rhc1lsH - e priosa 10. sppay q One. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26
TINS Is TIE TIME

OF YEAR WHEN THERE IS ALWAYS AN
ACTIVE DEMAND IOR MEN'S TROUSERa
AND VIZ HAvE PROVIDED LITERALLY OF
GOOD THINGS AT Low PRICES IN THAT
LINE LARGE PROPORTION OF
OUR business is STILL IN MEMS SUITS.
The SUIT STOCK Is JUST ABOUT AS COM
pLkTE As AT ANY EARLIER DATE, AND
WHATEVER L n .EDED IN MEMS CLOTH
ING you MAY EXPECT To FIND HERE, OF
III USUAL HIGH QUALITY AND AT
REASONABLE PRICES, With A LEGAL
GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR,
TOT SEVENTH STREET.
jy26 Opposite the O. g. Post Office,
u EFRIGERATOiS AND WATER COOLERS
HI AT kEDUCt ID PRICES.
Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumbers,
Tin Fruit Cans and Wax. -
Crockery, Glassware, and Kitchen Utensils,
Giray's Lace Curtain stretcher.
GEO. WATTS,
iy26 s14 7th street. doors above Penna. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26

One OF the telegraph companies has made terms
with the strikers. The American Rapid yesterday
consented to co1nze the Brotherhood ami treat
with Its committee. short conference resulted
In an amicable and satisfactory agreement and by
this time the American Ripid Is fully equipped
for business This result shows how easily ex-
citing complications can be settled IL the two
parties TO the controversy VIII but meet and talk
the situation over In practical, common-sense
way. The point made by the Western Union and
subsequently by the Baltimore AMI Ohio company,
was that they had no assurance that the com.
mittee presenting the protest and list OF griev-
anceS represented their employees This position
Is no longer tenable. The strike, which took the
most skillul operators OF the OH ,es of both
com taDieS, demon 5trated the authority of the
Brotherhoot's executive committee. This COM
mfttee can restore the operators to the companies
as promptly as IL took them out. The strikers
have shown By their terms with the American
Rapid that they are willing to compromise: and If
the two companies still hol ling out will but con-
sent 10 unGend little for the sake of a much
1neonvenienced public. telegraph facilities can no
doubt be restored to the former standard In few
hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26

We rise to offer compromise in the matter OF
the Telegraph strike. We propose that the oper-
atorS or the country form themselves into syndi-
cate 10 work the lines OF the Western Union C ON
pany, accepting as their comp .nslton only such
portion of the revenues shall be in excess OF ten
per cent net interest on dividends On the actual
paid up capital stock OF the company. This ar
rangement would afford a safe and good income
an II any loss should be sustained IL would fall
On the operators, and not on the st ockholdera
Nevertheless, should the company signify It's will
1ngneS' TO accept 81 n an offer We have reason to
believe that IL would be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26
DENTISTRY.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR IRON FENCE. GATES. 40.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR sTATx, WAR AND,
NAVY DEPARTM NTs.
WAsHrNGTor. ID c.. July 10th. 1883. J
Sealed Prop sails for furnishing delivering aud put
ting IN place complete the ironwork required fence
gate and drainage of the agProschee Of the North Wing
OF the buiding Tor State War and Navy DEPARTMENTS
July THihTlETH, 1883. and opened immediately
the 'eafter I'm presence of biddere.
SPECIFICATIONS, general instructions 10 bidders, and
oienk forms of proposal. viii be furnished 70 esab-
Office THlS LINC,I,N CASEY
b2O-6t Lieut.. Col. Cor1n Of Eng1neers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26

The Presidents visit to Louisville is an event of
no little Importance to the south. For the last
quarter OF a century or more Presidents visits to
that section have be n on a par with the common
Idea OF angels vlsits-few and far between In
deed, with the exception of short trip that
President Hayes m ,de to the south, none OF the
occupants of the White House have so honored
that section since the war; President Arthur,S
trip TO Florida was private fishing and health
seeking excursion The preparations being made
at Louisville and by leading men of the south
show that the President Is TO receive royal well
come and most ho5pit bic entertainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26

INV Books.
Memoirs Of j hn A. Dix. by MORAN A. Dfx.
Dynamic Sacrology, 2v.. by Ward.
Land and I-abors, by Moody.
Under Ground us In, by Stepniak.
Dr. Clapdius by Crawford.
Data Of Ethics by spencer.
Tiger Lily, y Julia Schayer.
Man, by Lucy C. Lille.
Mildred's Bargain, do
Phyllis Brown, Flora shaw
For the Major. @. Il. Noodson.
House that Jill Built G. f. Gardner
Hot Plowshares. 1ourgees-
MM. n. MORRISON
je6 as Pe,nsyiysnia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26
WE ARE AGENTS IN WASHINGTON

WE ARE AGENTS IN w AsHINGTON
ARCHER AND PANCOAST MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
OF 81 Green street. New York
Whose GAS FIXTURES are justly celebrated for their
hoNety ami b-auty of design. anu superiority Of work
nlauship and finish.
Foe the UNION STOVE WORKS Of New York and
PeeksKll. whose FURNACE and ANGES have
long been favoraby known here of which
now III IN WashingtOn's finest resIdeuces:
Forthe sale of the JACKSON" HEAT-SAyING and
VIZ NfILAIISG CRATE. which Is adapted to the
heating OF rooms OVERHEAD, well as those in
which they are lOcgted aud which is the most per
feet grLte ever made.
Having large stock of Paror Crates Iron Tile Back
Fre-Paces. Brass Fr and Borders Andirons Port
able crates &C. 10 immediate purchasers will make
low prices on these as well as on GAS FIXTURES.
Parties in want of Goods in these several lines ara in
Ntod to cal and Us before placing their orders.
EDWARD CAvERLY Il CO.,
Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating
Hl6-5m 1i25 New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26
DEATH To MorHs, INSECTS. &C.

The CHI M1CAL FLAM for the e1terIninp ton of
Moths and Insects FIR m furniture furs Blankets &C..
Is unsurpassed, We absolutely guarantee it in every
particular and viii forfeit (50) fifty dollars III any case
where We tai 70 destroy them
A. II. CHACE Il BRO,
Upho!sterers and Steam Carpet Clea-,ers
1y2j-5m 6l6 Louisiana ave-, %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26
FINE WHITE SUITS.

FINE WHITE SUITS.
Grandest bargain Of the In order to close ont
the lew nne White Suits In stock such formerly
sold at $40 90 and $45U0 will offer the choice at
the extraordinary low price of $25. 90.
They made of the finest quality of India Linen.
and trimmed with exquisite Irish Point Trimming. At
this price confident they will not remain In stock
q week.
BINGHAM SUITS.
Our Gnghsm Suits at the !uced prices of s. so and
S. 90. are the best ever offered at these prices.
THE MOTHER HUBBARD WRAPPERS.
made Of the best quality Of Percale and choicest pat
terms, have arrived. and are going rapidly at
full assortment Of Mohair and Linen Travelling
listers and Ragans at reduced prices.
COTTON UNDERWEAR.
Extraordinary reductions in this Department previ.
GUS to semi annual stock taking especially fine UN
DERWEAR. Of which we have too larxe a stock An
examination and comparison will convince you that
this is the most favorable opportunity offered for
hne UNDERWEAR at Surprisingly Low Prices.
DRESSING SACQUEs.
At the reduced prices all our Ladies' DRESSING
SACQUES you cannot fail in securing q bargain,
Prices ranging from SIC. to IS. 80.
CORsETs.
at the lowest pr ces.
The ZEPHYR SUMNER CORSETS, at &c. per pair.
still continue in great demand.
Also excellent CORSET for 75c, reduced from 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26
w ooDwARD & LorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE

Previous to our SEMI-ANNUAL sTOCK-TAKING,
which occurs about the MIDDLE OF AUGUST, we
shall make Extensive Reductions in the prices Of such
goods As we desire to close out We mention few of
those Already Made
GENTS Isle THREAD UNDERvESTS reduced
from 81 .2S to Il each. All sizes!!
GENTS BALBRIaGAN UNDERvEsTs AND
DRAWERS, all sizes, reduced from 81 to Toe. Rare
Bargain.
GENTS 6AUZE AND GOSSAMER UNDFRvESTS
at &c., 81 Ac and &c. Guaranteed equal to any n the
market for the same prices.
GENTS NAINsOOK DRAWERS, feather-weeht.
only 75c. per pair.
Bargain in GENTS Isle THREAD HOsE-ne-
duced from 75c. to 50c per pair in colors; size az
ONLY.
NAVY BLUE FIGURED WINDSOR TIES, for Elan
nel Shirts reduced from.65c. to Soc. each, to close
Boating, Fishing and Bicycling Shirts. Bicycling
Hose, Boys Bicycling Shirt Waists, &C., at EX-
TkEMELY LOW PRICES.
DRESS SHIRTS.
In addition to our FIN DRESS SHIRTS. which are
mace to order (six for 81. 5O), have Gents Fine
Shirts at Soc, 75c. and 81 each. with Reinforced Bosom
full finished. which we believe cannot be duplicated
elsewhere for the price.
GENTS PERCALE and WHITE LAWN TIES Two
Dozen for 25c. Better Grade, Csc. per dog.
WOODWARD LoTHROP.,
&C.. &C., &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26

K1ses PALACE,
s14 SEVENTH STREET
WE ARE STILL HAMMER1NG AWAY
WE TAKE THE BOTTOM OUT OF ALI
LOWER THAN THE LOWEsTl
KINGS PALACE,
GREAT SLAUGHTER HOUSE.
Don't you buy Millinery until you have given us
CALL else will be the loser by it. Facts speak louder
than words!
NOW FOR OUR PRICES! BEAT THEM IF
Two more of our elegant Shell Hats at Is cents
only.
Elegant Cape Mays at "a cents only
Rough and Ready Cape May Knowltons best goods,
at 81 cents only.
Elegant desirable shape in Romance and Belle Cole
and ali other leading shapes at 20, "A and 80 cents
sold formerly at IS cents and 81
Ee2ant Black Chip Hats. in leading shapes at L. Is
and oO cents only. old formerly from 81 to ST. So
Elegant Trimmed Hats at and rs cents only.
Only 500 more Of our 4-cent Hats on hand.
900 T. line Plumes at 50 and 65 cents only,
eooo punches Tips. in ali colors, 35 and so cents
only.
500 punches of Black Tips at 20 cents only
HATS GIVEN AWAY AT KINGS PALACE!
True and indisputable are the facts that Kings
Palace carries the largest and the most fashionable
Stock and under all circumstances always has been the
leader in low prices.
Do not neglect to get your bargains at
KINGS LACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET. jy21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26

TAILORING DEpARrMESr.
sERGES, MOHAIRs CHkvIOTs,
LIGHT-WEIGHT sUITINGS.
Very low in price.
". 8, TEEL
Jy25 s2s Pennsy,yan,, avenu.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

oR 49, WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
4 eoutnwset on The grade; IL cents per foot Aiso
2ss feet front on street. between az and Ctr stfs
southwest racA % cent? Per foot O. n pAREfe
o0rnee - .aa s.rees soa.nwe.s 2.sts~
(yHEAP GRoCNDi GREAT BARa .IxS1-
" trsordnary Inducements ~ I one. ~ E4-
easy terms tto close an estste1 pwsrs. :, Sse on
And 10Th streets east On D. n and ssr,st. .aass
ana On Massacn-eTts. 9eorsia and Kentucky syrnuss
Vstoi rsij, a. nom three cents foot Iftlc
peneea Pists st my Office No such opportunity viii
ever ~ offered again. NJ. NJ. koHRER, 92l r street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-26
PROFESSIONAL.

81 Of Relief and scrap book Hctlrea Birthday Csrds
Paper DolA French Tissue Paper. Don't forgs. 70 buy
some pictures for The little folks" scrap book NH
National Republican., 1883-10-13
Amy Avn NAVY NOTES.


Pay Director Thos II. I.ookor has been ordered
TO duty ~ the navy pay office, Washington; u; q,
vice Pay Inspector Richard Washington, VINO mas
been detached and placed on waiting orders
The death OF Mai. T.. D. Grimes, quorterma astor
u. 8. ~, at Fort Lehvenworth, last Thursday, VIII
promote Capt A. S. KimbRll. assistant quarter
master, to bo major and nuprtermastcr. aud cause
vacancy in the quartormasterB department. TO
be flod by the President.
CommudprC Francis A. Roo has been ordered to
duty as governor of the naval asylum at Phindel-
phia on the thirty hrSt instant, relieving Commo-
dOrc X G. Rhind who will be placed on the
retired list on that date In case the applications
of Rear Admirns Clltz and Crosby for retirement
aio gruntol before the thirty-llrst,e Commodore
Rhind will be promoted TO a rear ndmir0l, and
retired with that rank.
Capt. John II. Russell has boen ordered to the
command ofthe navy yard at Mare island, Call.
fornia, Nov !, by which time he Will have been
promoted ~ the grade OF commodore, Com
ipander Frederick V. NlcNair, now q member OF
the naval examining board, has also been ordered
to the Mare island navy yard, as captain of the
yard.
A board of officers, to consist Of Col. William r.
slaiter, LIST infantry Lieut.. Col. Henry G. Hodges
deputy quartermastcr general; Mai. Alfred a,
Woodruff, surgeon, will assemble at Davids
isaud New lurk harbor, on the fifteenth Instant
or as soon thereafter us practicable, for tue pur-
pose of selecting suitable sites for the new bar
racks, &c., to be erected on the island.
National Republican., 1883-10-13

tomnc, whore. submerged up 20 thoir arm
pits, thoy wore forced to cry for quarter and
beg pardon of their pursuors Thoy were per
mtted to go back TO Georgetown. wcttcr and
wiser men. At that timo 1850 there was but
worry little mixing of tho Americans and Cor
mans at these festivals, and lager bocr vast malt
drink almost unknown. At that period thero
woro only four OF five exclusively German
restaurants in tho city,whorcin you could not
get glass of lager beer less than "fp' (6t
conts) although the brewer got only SO OF S6
% barrel whereas now schooner of boor
costs cents and the brewers charge 81 bar
rel. But then the science of making two out
of one did not hold good.
National Republican., 1883-10-13
for Ytul-Booms.

MYTH BOARD, TWO NICELY FURNlsllED
w rooms on sccond floor single OF en- SUITE n nGse
with nil modern imprOvementai buunlo Itt,Se''
references. iOii Twelfth street northwest, lyH
TTANDsOMELY FURNISHED FLATS IN lllE
Al rEyerctt' No. l7s9 u ST. N W. Gacn ,o, nn, co ong
ample closet room; handsomely furnished, WIN M
modern IMPROVEMENTS and n every rSspSS uSIIi uf9I
st. N W. ae-2-l,n
T1oR RENT--sos F STREET ROOMS, SECOND
~ aud third floors, north nnd south exposure, slnEo
en- suite ti0 as, ego t9Qi board W per nontl x
sci-f
National Republican., 1883-10-13
Epst anN sspnnn.

- x HtWAEn-LuSr-WE OCT 10
GptD iU7th s, car, or from 7th aud l. gt8 TO oh and
y ,t- one gentlenu's pcarl scarf pin, pear snHpe.
Please return " l7Ol Pa. Nv 0.lJ
National Republican., 1883-10-13
The Coblnct nIcetlng Yesterday.

meeting of tho cabinet was held at tho
white house yesterday afternoon. All tho
were present. No business of i'm
portance was transacted. Many of the ques-
tions which have been pending in tho differ
ont departments for some time were finally
disposed of.
National Republican., 1883-10-13

BS- Those 1dreifisers rho so desire can hare their
names aud address placid IN Register IN THE Re-
PUBLICAN Busfness Office prepared for that purDose in
order that responses Ncreto coming after ne ddtertlse-
ment has been taken out cdn DC Joriedrded 6y ndH or
Ohc,tOlse.
National Republican., 1883-10-13
VirCln,u,s claim 4

Virginlu's Claim UndeF The Deposit Act.
lnreply to m inquiry yesterday respecting
tho claim of the state of Virginia against tho
goyornmont for moneys alleged to be duo tho
state under tho deposit act" Secretary
Foger said l have not madeany reply to
tho application. as tho Virginia peopleiiiHye
never appeared before me, Their claim is,
embodied In nm elaborate writers argnIaont,
aud have not yet felt it incumbent upon mo
to answer them" tl yiflI M
National Republican., 1883-10-13
NraI @stntr Arnlirrs.
ami E6tnte Dr0Rtrs
EMoVAL. 1901 REMoVAL
WILLIAM DICKSON,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INsIJRA NOE
AGENT,
Has removed his office from Four.and-a.half
street to
NO. 1901 STREET NORTHWEST
NO iOoi : sTlhNl NoRTHWEsT

neslrRble property for sale In all parts OF the city,
Special ni personal attention given To tho rnutng
OF houses anu collection ofrOnts
est.
In s,rance risks on buildings stocks, merchandise.
household furniture, DC. effected with tile lIHE
ASsOClAIIpN, Of Philadelphia, Pa Qhe most pop.
ular anu reliable Insurance company IN that Statc),
country.
spEoIAL AND GENERAL TAXES PAID AT
4 DISCOUNT.
National Republican., 1883-10-13
SalautsO O-3ouses,

TINo BuY--;A SMALL HOUSE, GOOD LOCATION;
4 sllO cash ana monthly payments; lot OF
ground on the same terms, Address J. w, u, Re
publican OhlCe. is