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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-06
THE COURT READS TIE pAPEI.

Judge Lewis, speaking for the court,
said that the court must take notice that
one Of the seats Is contested. They would
adopt the order, only striking out the pro-
vision as to giving notice to bdsh parties,
for which they saw no necessity, as they
were both here In court.
As the court had resolved TO do no other
business until this matter was disposed OF
they wished argument to commence as soon
as possible. lie would like to bear mo-
ton to fill the blanks In the order.
Mr. Henry. remarking that they had
thought till to-day that there were two con
testants, said that tomorrow lto-day1would
probably do.
Colonel Guy said Mr. John s. Wise. who
Is now In Alexandria In attendance upon
the United States Court In bis capacity OF
District Attorney, and who represents
some Judges whose cases depend upon
this. would hike 10 he heard In the arg,i-
ment, though he did not AJAX for any delay
in the preliminaries.
Slr. Henry stated Us an additional rea-
son for little delay that Mr. james Alfred
Jones, who was associated with Colonel
Guy and himself, was too unwell TO come
out this day.
Mr.. Blair. at this point, asked II Judge
Hinton's certificate Of qualification was to
20 upon record.
Judge Lewis said 1t had been so or.
dcred.
Mr.. Henry said that II SO, they desired
II noted that they Objected
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NOVELTIES liz WmrE GooDs..
SEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry & Brother,

SEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry & Brotner.)
MN FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CORRECT PRICES"
INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAwNS
LINEN CAMBRICS, PRINCESS LAWNS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAINSOOKS
English PIQCES. INDIA MULLS.
STRIPED AND CHECKED MANSIONS
DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUSLINs
COSTUMES.
COSTUMES.
EMBROIDERED FRENCH SATINE ROBES.
EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE ROBES.
ELEG mt AN y COMPLETE STOCK OF LIGHT
MEnoHn AlL-WOUL FRENCH DRESS FABRICS
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
LoU1SINES. SURAHS AND SUMMER SILKS
CANTON CREPES AND CREPE DE CHINE.
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED
SlLhS, NELVETS AND GAUZES.
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS.
EMBROIDERED FICHUS. PARIS JER -EYS.
NEW BLACK GRENADINES, FRENCH G. p
CORSETS.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRs
FRENCH SATINES, PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
NEW COACHING PARASOIS A d SUN UMBREL,-
LAS FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES. AND CORRECT
PRICES.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1870. my5
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Away Down" R1cEs
"AWAY UP" CLOTHING
THE MISFIT STORE.
Corner 10Th and r straets

Corner 10Th and F streets.
s 10 different patterns Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at
- 10 different patterns Cashmere and chevio. SUITS
70 different patterns Cashmere Cheviot Suits at
/! different ratterns Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at
II different patterns Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at
SIS, worth s2S. -
These Suits made with Sack and Frock Goats
latest styles, best trimmings and superior workman
Black and Brown Trcot Coat and Vest Prince Albert
Finest Black Broadcloth Suits sos, worth S45.
Black Diagonal Suits S15. worth S2S.
Bne serge Snlts. finest quality, SIS. worth s25.
Back Serge suits finest quaiitt. So worth 500.
Blue Flannel Suits, q. A. X. cut Sc So worth 80
Blue Flannel Suits, Best Indigo So worth SIG
fine Yacht Cloth SUITS. S13. worth S23.
Spring 0vercoas. in great variety will be sold re-
gardless OF cost.
BOYS CLOTHING
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM IL TO II.
GOOD Plain suits for IS. worth So.
All wool Suits for Sc. worth $40.
Splendid Suits for 81 So worth So.
Elegant Suits for 50, worth sl5
BACK 10th suits for $40. 80. worth SIS.
Fine Suits for FL. worth $40
Good Knockabout Suits for s. worth S. So
Nice suits for -. worth s..
All wool Suits for -, worth S6 so.
splendid Suits for So worth So
El CANT suits for IS. worth $40.
Ats2 81 So So So So g. r.. So IS and &C. abort one
half the ordinary price.
WORKING PANTS
At 75c.. 81. ST % and 81 so
Gos.amer Coats for Men and Boys at rs 3d. s. So
81. $500 and "A, worth fully double.
THE MI5FIT STORE.
=, Corner 10th and + Streets,
hns 10 connection with any concern approprating our
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SUMNER DnEss Chops.

SUMNER DREss (pops
BAIISIE IN BEAUTIFUL Styles.
CHOICE PATTERNS IN LINEN LAWNS
DOTTED SMISS MUSLINS IN NEW PATTERNS
SATINE EMBROIDERED DRESSES ALL col ORa
VIII TIE EMB. NULL DRESSES.
CREAM EMB. NULL DRESSES
PONGEE DRESSES WITH EMB
PHiNTED CHINA PONGEE AT Soc, THE REGU-
LAX PRICE HAVING BEEN 81 WILL, MAKE
ELEGANT AND COOL WRAPPERS.
SUMNER SILKS IN ALL STYLES AND COIORS.
GGkkEENSAsDDINNEs HER R,i MS CAMEL,s HAIR.
LBATROSS. AND ALL OThER BLACK GOODs
SUITABLE FOR MOURNING.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION is CALLED TO OUR
WHITE MUSLIN EMB. ROBES. FOR GRADUA-
lion AND DISTRIBUTION DRESSES.
VERY LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE PARASOLS. IN
BLACK. WHITE AND COIIORS. "
PUN UMBRELLAS IN GREAT VARIETY.
WE OFFER THE MOST ASTONISHING BARGAINS
OF THE SEASON IN PLUMETTES PIUMETTE
Is COTTON WARP AND WOOL. KILLING GRIN
AplNE; WHITE GROUND, WITH SMALL COL
0kED FIGURES. THE PRICE rs l2]Sc. PER YD,
WHICH Is LESS THAN THE IMpOKf DUTY
VIZ AkE OPENING NEW GOODS EVERY DAY AND
PARTIES FITTING OUT FOR The sPRiNGs
SEASIDE OR MOUNTAINS, WILL FIND SUITA-
BILE ARTICLES TO SELECT FROM.
ONE PRICE w. NJ SINISTER SONS.
n. B.-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. my1
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some OF the colorcd politicians are protesting
against the proposed Washington convention on
The ground that tn men who called it are not re-
cognized political leaders Of that race. These pro-
tests are based upon the narrow view that moth
ing can be accomplished for the negro outside Of
politics The men who planned and called the
convention have exercised right in doing that
belongs TO them as free citizens OF this country.
Some OF them have demonstrated that there Is a
higher and nobler work for the colored man than
working In the harness OF machine politics and
waiting for small office
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Plate GLASS INSURANCE.

THE LLOYDS PLATE GLASS INSURANCE CON-
PANf OF NEW YORK CITY.
500 oo0 In T. s. Bonds deposited with the Insurance
Department. state Of New York, for the security =
of all Policy holders.
ENSURES GLASS IN WINDOWS, SHOWCASES
MIRRORS, &c, &c, AT REASONABLE RATES
EITHER ON LIST Ok COST vALUATIO -
We respectfully solicit personal inquiries terms
from those having ass to insure against breakae from
any cause except fire.
TYLER RUTHERFORD, AarNrs.
myt-Zw l226 street northwest,
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD l. LOTHRoP.
s2l-PENNSYl.vANIAA yENur-en
my& - > o"~sSA"
. H1rE Surrs. WH1rr Sprrs,

Our assortment Of White Suits is by all odds orper
shown before. " A~'o ever
We only ask ca refu, examination of the Qualities
and Workmanship OF these goods to convince Won ,e9
they cannot be surpassed at the prices shall offer
maker, and any alterations required viii be TnYde
without extra charge, ~ 'Ni'
CLOTH JACKETS! CLOTH JACKET!
In the Latest styles and IN light medium and da,l
coiors at greatly reduced prices. An all wool JacEet
wnicn formerly sold for S. so. bought f,r
g. very sty ish JACKET worth s.. now offered at
Jacket, good value at &c. So can now be had at * 'e
Our stock Of Spring Wraps comprises the nerves,
designs in Mantillas and Dolmans, the handsomeet
line ever offered In this city.
We have also full assortment of Linen and Mohai
Travelling listers from 81 upwards.
Shetland WOOL shawls In all color. and st all prices
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
my4 92l Pennsylvania avenue 921,
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GUISSIr & COMPANY,
4O4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NV,
VIII OPEN on Monday Morning, May 9th,

VIII open on Monday Morning May 9th.
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS AND
HOSIERY,
a. prices not hitherto offered this SEASON in the DIS
aud SUMMER SILK plain. striped and checked at
prices ranging from 40c. to 81 50 per yard.
FULL LINE Of Heavy eros GRAINS. in all the
NEH 1 inches wide. 1t s1.2 per yard
AGA E Of POLKA DOT sURAHs. 25 inches wide,
G a Also Is IA a Case Of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
fAaGE and iS Vaf&& T,f s6ak l o. BLACK SILKS
lnclnding the following we'll known makes: GUINETS
FELLOWS and IAPIS- IE.RS Also. OTTOMANS
EHADAMES aud MARVEILLt TX. at prices ranging
from .3c to so and positively rs per cent below
market value.
A Fun and Complete STOCK Of BLACK GOODS. in
VA EhL0o; SABET and FRANKLIN SUIT
INGS. in all the fashionable shades. 81 inches wide
IIIUMINATED sUITINGs-all wool-42 inches
~ Al the SUMNER SHADES in DE BEGEs, ALBA
TR0S CLOTHS. NUNS yEIL1NGS and CASH
e, En fEB0IDER e ar, ana POLKA DOT FLANNELs.
| sA spzf :, and PIN PiSHEAD CHECKS
BUkGHs. KID AND Isle THKEAD GLOVES.
GUGHINGS. COLLARS aud CUFFS, HANDKEK.
Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT will be found replete
WITH al the newest styles in FOREIGN ana DOAfES-
TIC HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.
always on hand.
In our White Goods Linen and DOMESTIC DE-
PAEt MENIS viii be found Dl SInABLE and Me-
An examination of our GOODS and PRICES will well
rei'ay the visitor. ~
Agents for HAhPER's BAZAAR PATTERNS.
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The British house OF commons originally refused
70 admit bradiaugh to seat In that body, to which
ne had peen duly elected because he would not
take the prescribed oath Now he Is willing In
take the oath, but is still denied his seat
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The Light Infantry fair has proved a great suc-
cess, and the money raised VIII give a big boom
TO the grand arInory project
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Count Won Moitke is reported by cable to he
seriously III, and at his advanced age tss the re-
port OF severe Illness VIII probably not long pre.
cede that OF death.
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There Is q disposition I'm Mass chusetts to make
the Tewkesbury alnlshouse Investigation a polti-
cal question. and to put up the character OF the
Marsh family to be voted at. Gov. Butler has
committed the grave 0ffenSe OF refusing to accept
eminent Responsibility at its face value but he
has demonstrated that his estimate OF 1t was the
correct one, the cllsS he has offended will scarcely
succeed in making the masses believe that he is
engaged in persecution because OF political opin-
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There were two recorded victims yesterday to
gas sufocation. In spite of the warnings, con-
fained now and then In the newspapers against
"bloWing out the gas" people frequently lay
down 10 their death IN that way through ignO-
rance. But then IL is fair TO assume that victims
oil gas suffocation in these days belong to that
stupid class who regard il as d waste OF time to
sad the newspapers
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

COLLEGE LILA. TWO MILES ABOVE GEORGE
" town-Ext1hsfve grounds large rooms, abundant
Mrs II. K BURROUGHS. st. Aibans I. C. myl-2s'
WAETED-sUMMER BOARDERs Ar THE
w Oaks" emory Mansion), Brightwood. four mills
from city; elegant accommodation aud 6rst-cloGg
table. Conveyance TO and from city. my3-3r
MRS BENZ. LEsl lie WILL BE PREPARED TO
w give recommendations to . number Of Spring and
Summer BoArders at her pin00. near Hillnboro- 10o
location is desirable for hesfh and comfort benx atu.
ated the base Of Short Hin Mountain. Of TIE nT0
of the Blue Ricge Terms: S2S per month P.saaee =
and from depot free Of charge. Addre.s In. BENZ.
spl7-tuSs1m
DoARDhAs WANTED AT BI.ADENsOURQ 2. a.
ID co., Nd. private house. cool and roomy; Is mine
utes ride hif efn first hoard and oOc1Gey8
vehicle q pleasure a iSrTaere. references Oxchanepd
Address q. q. D.. * Eiade.sbu-g. apol-l0e
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In the opinion OF Senator Plumb Ohio can he
carried By the republicans next year TAT the Same
Old price, which Is the nomination Of one OF her
ia'ofite sons for President. The Senator's man.
her OF putting 1t may imply that he thinks the
price TOO high Stll IL might be much better for
the republicans TO pay 1t than to lose the state
next year Ohio Is now doubtful state her
eiec'orai votes are very important and wise poll
uclahs are not going 10 lose sight OF this fact.
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BLACK GRENADINES
We HAYES splendid qua ity. all silk, at 81 per ward
which Is worth dollar twenty -fve and finer qualities
at $i6O 81 Is and 81 per yard in Brocades and
Saune stripes, equally cheap. Nuns Yelling at 46c
per yard regular Sec quality. At &c., very fine one
both AZ inches wide.
BLACK LACE BUNTING
at 6oc per yard Superb color quality Warranted
all wool. Forty two inches wide
HENRIETTA CLOTH
Pure silk and wool. at 81 Per yard.
COLORED CAsHMEREs.
Inc finest line OF shades in this city and at the prices
the best quality-50c and 75c per yard
24-inch Nuns Yelling, In Cream Light Blue Pint
and Azuilne Blue at 24c. per yard. Splendid value
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THOR A RELIABLE AND PERFECTLY SAFE
Il CATHAR1 &c take Nattans' Fs-home M de they
are always fresh Have been used over fifteen
by the people OF this city hey contain nothing dele
terions-arc gentle and yet thorough in their action
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist
my5 18th and !, I'd and ID. and It'll ana ats n "
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TIE Pennsylvania stalwarts are OF ring the
independents every inducement to return TO the
party fold, and as both factions are thoroughly
Convinced that party strife means a continuance
OF democratic rule, IL Is probable that robust
enJrts VIII be made to bring about q reunion Of
the party. The call for the regular convention
Invites the Independents TO participate In the
primary elections upon the understood terms that
the boilers shall be fully forgiven. The stalwart
leaders profess their willingness to surrender en-
tire control OF the convention to the Independents
and permit the latter 10 name the ticket This IS
liberal enough. Independents admit, but there Is a
lurking suspicion OF the bosses which tends 10
hold some back. Those who boltaa last year have
now pretty complete organization, insisting OF
State and county committees An acceptance OF
the sJawart invitation to unite in one convention
Involves the virtual dlsbandiny Of this organiza-
ton There Is disposition among the indie
pendents to let the stalwartS prove the sincerity
their reform professions before taking steps
that would leave them once more with the only
political organic stion In the state opposed to the
democracy. II the coming republican convention
demonstrates its freedom from bossism the pros
pect OF party harmony will be very fair
The Indictment OF P. J. Sherid m John Walsh,
and Peter lyman, the notorious No. L." indicates
the determined purpose Of the British government
To raise the question OF It's right to the persons Of
these men under the extraiitiOn treaty. With re-
gard TO Walsh and Sheridan, extradition proceed
fngs will probably not be carried very far. They
Seem TO be able TO establish abb at the time of
the Phoenix park murders, and their alleged con-
nection with the conspiracy seems to rest more
upon suspicion than proof IL it can be established
that lyman is the yertable Ne. /, then, perhaps,
The question viii be raised that the conspiracy
he organized was political AMI that, therefore,
his onenSe comes under that head. On the de-
cisien of this question, then, would hang the
result and possibly hang lyman too; for he would
be given swift Justice" OF the most approved
British quality for Irish offenders. The broad
spirit with which England has maintained the
right OF asylum for political offenders, covering
In many cases avOwed revolutiGniSts and nihii sts
may furnish presidents against her claim In this
case.
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EDDY RrrR1eERAroRs.
WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES.
HAVE REPUTATION OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS
STANDING. AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERY
WHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE,
SEE OUR TESTIMONIALS
II. ". BEVERIDGE.
1G0? PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT.
ALSO. WALNUT AND ASH DINING-ROO RE-
PERPETRATORS. mvs
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w OODWARD j. LOTHROP
BOSTON HOUSE.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS

We shall continue the sale Of
BLACK SATIN MERvEILLIEUx.
in the superb qualities have been selling of late al
''c, 90c.. 81. 81. 10 and 81. "a per yard
We guarantee them-every thread pure Silk and
recommend them for splendid wearing lilies Our
line OF Black Silks will hereafter. contain the best pro
aucuons OF American Looms. which obtaining daily
SO enVlable reputation for durability They do moi
have high lustre Lyons Silks for the reason thai
our American manufacturers do not fill the weft with
chemicals which give high lustre and greater weight
to the fabric without adding to it's wearing quality
Having demonstrated that silks can be man rfacfnrad
In this country cheaper than in France they
to make only such goods will commend their manu-.
facture to consumers.
We have. OF late. had many customers whohaye beer
greatly pleased with two qualities are showing at
and IL. 50 per yard, which we highly recommend
sURAH SILKS
are also very popular. We have splendid quality,
called the
VELVET EDGE SURAH,"
at 81 per yard. to match all the new shades of Dress
Goods. Also. good
SATINE sURkH.
at 46c yard Can had in the new colors of Man
DARN and Crushed Strawberry,
FANCY SILKS, CHECKED SILKS, BLACK AMI
WHITE STRIPED. SILKS.
only sec. per yard Black and White Checked Silks.
only 621sc. per yard Pin Checks and Fancy Checks
only 6sc per yard Fancy Sks in new Colors and eff
Iects, 15c per yard ouisne Check Silks in elegant
styles. only 81 per yard-Dolar twenty five quality
These goods we purchased at auction. and we call at
tenon to the good values which we are thus
Choice ha
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The Car OF Russia, so 1t is announced, will sig
niiy the event OF his coronation by general re-
auction OF the pol!-tay and a remission OF various
nneS, sentences and penalties. AS IL TO mock his
people, VINO are asking FOR bread, he will cast
them stone. They are pleading for political lib
erty, and he VIII pardon few offences and
slig lily reduce The potax 1t is possible that the
Gar thinks his subjects ought TO be full of graft
luce Tor bis proposed ''conccsOn - but II he does
1t only proves hsn to be very sbort-sightad ruler
What is grow ing revolution In his dominioDs he
fHiS'akes Tor the mi schieyous working OF malcon-
tents and criminals. IL Is the onward course of
progress and emil [htcnment and will not be STAYED
even ~ the hand OF autocratlc power. The Gar
VIII Yet be rudely awakened to a realization of his
error.
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AT aSdinner given 10 President Green, OF the
western Union Telegraph Company. in London
the otaer day, That gentleman said, In his speech
replying 10 a 10 asst ~ have seen in New York n
clerk dispatch commercial message from the
Produce Exchange TO Chicago and receive an an
swer while waiting at the COUNTER That Is very
good; but 1t does not tel the whole story When
The London money bags give ui a swell dinner, we
can tell them that we have more than once sent
message from New York 10 Washington telling
Wheh we would reach the latter place, and ar
rived here before the telegraph announcement
was delivered.
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The conference between iron manufacturers and
employees at Pittsburg yesterday adjourned finally
without reaching any basis OF amicable settle
me and IL looks rs II the projected strike of iron
workmen VIII take place on the first or next
month The worhmen cannot be convinced that
with the country generally enjoying prosperity,
Che Iron interest is suffering so badly as to REQUIRE
. reduction OF their wages
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1t looks at this distance from England as II the
defeat or the affirmation bill in Parliament had
considerably hurt Mr. Gladstone and bis party
All efforts prior TO the vote the bill to make the
premier declare whether II was distinctive gov
eminent measure or not failed. While fayorIng II
III ne could, MI. Gladstone avoided openly COM
mittlng himself TO the bill as one that his party
would stand or fall by. Now that 1t has been re-
tected, he falls back upon his former non-com-
initial course To sustain the denial that IT was
government measure. The cons arvs.tiyes viii un-
doubleday claim that the government has sus
tained square defeat. and that 1t ought TO .go to
The country for its verdict.
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WAKES 204 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
w Moth Proof Paper for Packing Goods WhiteWasR
brushes and Lime cheap. Pine Tar, Cements Felt and
fllcn Crocke Telephone. nly5
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| District Of Columbia. County of WdsliaotO0 81.
l, W LAIRD. JR:, CASHIER of the above-named bank
do solenly that the above statement is tre +,
| the best of my knowledge and belief.
W. LAIRD, JR.. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before this 9Th day of
May 1883. JOSEPH w. DAVIS,
o ~ Notary Public.
S. THOMAS BROWN, J
c. NJ. MATTHEW'S, Directors
1t NJ j. ADLER
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FOR RENT-STORES.

kWK RENT-A GOOD CORNER STORE, SUITA-
4 be for Drugs. Stationery or other hight business
on thoroughiare near the Treasury: rent s25.
1ny5-3t T.. A. MCINTYRE, 91S F street
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

DOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS OVER OUR STORE.
- TYLER CHEWING, 939 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. my4-3m
NOR RE ia FINE SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS
IL on + street, near Ebhitt House. ApIly to
THOS. j. FISHER 4 CO.
my4-6t 1924 r street northeast
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EQR RENT-BUSINEHS PROPERTY-STORE
dwelling, and Stable, corner 18th and streets
northwest; Store, Cellar and large Stable corner 9th
ana d T. streets northwest Second Floor (4Ox4O) of
!ul0-l2 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ALBERT +.
FOX, 920 street northwest. myl.6t
The true northerner., 1883-05-25

Mr.. j. r. Perham. Kent City, Mich, says: 81
bave Browns Iron Bitters for sale, and it gives
good satisfaction"