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National Republican., 1883-02-17

and new streets have been opened, sidewalks
laid, and houses erected.
Tho elegant cottages Of B. +. Beers and
others are models Of comfort and beauty.
There are many persons in public employ
mont who have sought homo here, 1t being
easy of access by street railway, making
close connections from the foot of Seventh
street northwest, and also at tho navy yard
guto
On tho heights just beyond tho village,
and overlooking tho city and river, is the
residence of Hon. Fred. Douglass, who some
years ago purchased the Van Hook mansion.
Eleventh street east, which is tho most
direct road to the Anacostia bridge, has been
thoroughly ovcrhaulcd, and n new macadam-
lied roadway laid by tho engineer depart
ment, under tho superintcndenco of Capt.
John w. Burrows.
There arc many other important improve
mcnts projected, but the plans arc not suli-
GENTLY advanced for use at present.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
The nloIogIcnI Society.

Tho forty-hrst meeting Of the Biological
society was held in tho lecture room Of tho
national museum yesterday evening, Forty
mcnabers present. Prof. White in the clair,
Tho following members were elected resident
members: Mr.. j. Ormond Wilson, supcrin-
dent of public schools; DR.. Frank r. Howe,
city editor of THE REPUBLICAN,; DIR, Il. O..
Parsons U. S. NJ. DR. Thos. 9. Smith, Mr.
Daniel p. Hickling, Mr.. ID. Percy llckling
ir. In the discussion of the paper on "Ioolog-
ical Nomenclature Applied to Histology" pre-
sented by DIR. Cones at the previous meeting,
Mr.. n. z. Scudder led with paper on Biol
ogy and Classification" )" Mr.. John A. Ryder
followed with discussion of the nature of
protOplasm DIR. Cones, Prof, Gill, Prof
Riley Prof Ward, Dr. Reyburn, and DIR,
Barnum followed with remarks upon the
same topics.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
WEST WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Leon Duvall, well known inventor of
this place, died in Washington on Thursday
last and was buried yesterday.
Chambers lodge, No. H., Good Tcmpars,
held one of their usual interesting meetings
last night with II large attendance,
Mechanics lodge, No, Is, !. o. o, F., held
its regular weekly meeting last night
Notwithstanding the quantity Of water that
has fallen within the last two or three days,
there appears TO be no danger, so far, OF any
freshet in the Potomac, there being only u
moderately strong current running,
A couple of sharpers have been victimizing
the coiorCd people of this place for several
months by inducing them to insure in the
Mutual Aid and Insurance company of lialti-
timore, which, by the payment OF five cents Il
week, agreed to pay the insured n certain
sum for each week that they might be sick.
The principal agent of the company, Gardiner
by name, put up at tho Montgomery house,
the branch Office purporting to bc in Wash
ington and the main Office in Baltimore. Tho
agents have been very prompt and assiduOus
in collecting the weekly dues but day or
two ago, some Of the insured having become
sick and wishingto to draw their benefits, found
TO their sorrow that the gentlemen had skip
ped from town, nor could they find the branch
Office in Washington.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
Tuos +. wAGcAMAN, AuctIonGer rue. =.
john Sherman 81 Go.
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONE EEliS,
Mgl Il aIrnnL northwest.

CITANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE INLPRoXED,
OF SEVENTH STREET, BEING NO. l0a0, BE
TWEEN X AND l. STREETS NoRTllWLSTi
AND ALSO ON THE EAST SIDE OF ELllN:
ENTH STREET, BEING NO. ll2li BErWEEN
l. AND NJ STREETS NORTllWEST.
by virtue OF II decree passed the 9th day OF Fob
runTy 1883 I'm the cause OF Chase vs. ChhSp CT nlS'
No SlI in equity In the supreme Court OF the DIS
rict of Columbia shall offer for sale at pubic nuc'
ton aud in front OF tho premises, tho following de-
scribcd real estate situated In the city Of Washington,
TO wit: ON TUESDAY, the 10Th day of FEBllUARn,
1883 ut half past four C3O) o'clock, p m the south
part of lot nine g) In square numbered four hundred
and twenty:slx Ci29, which said part OF lot fronts
twenty (2O feet seventh street and runs tile same
width with the depth of tho snid lot sxysN Obl rect
aud eight tS) inches; also that northern Two nnda-
half 2f, ncheso lot ten uO In square 40 adjoining
OF lot aud running south IN q line with seventh
street on lot No. l0lwo.and-nhaf inches thencey't
with line parallel TO the south line Of lot being
strip of ground (2ls) twonnd-ahnlf incher VIDE,
fronting on Seventh street and OF tho same depth ~
~ And also on WEDNESDAY, tho 21st dny OF FEB.
RUAItY, 1855, nt hnlfpast four Ci3O) ocock p m al!
that part OF original lot six IN square 3il ana bounced
OF Eleventh street west l2i feet inches south from
the northwest unpks Of tho Rqunre, and thence run
ming along said street due south y feet thence duo
east feet thence due north 20 feet thence due west
cash and balance In and two years from the day
OF sale the notes of the purchaser TO he given for tho
deferred payments, bearing six per cent per nnnus,
and secured by deeds of trust upon the properly sou
of $500 required nt the time Of the sale Of enc lot III
hC terms of sale are not compiled with within seven
DAYS the trustee the right to resell 81 tho
risS and cost Of the denultlng purchaser All con-
YDynuCIng at the cost Of the purchasers, .
WILLIAM X. DUHAMEb
fei&tu,th,BtGds Trustee, 400 Louisiana Avenue.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
A NEW DEpARTMENT.

Evidences of the Progressive Enterprise
OF the PaIais Royal,
Mr.. Lisncr, of the Palais Royal, is continu-
ally adding TO the attractivcnoss Of his estab-
lishment by tho introduction of some new dc.
partment Of useful things. The latest inno-
vation is the opening of % white goods depart
mont, whoro may be found every line of
lawns, nainsooks, check and stripped
muslins, sateons, Linon do Docca, Indian
null, Swiss, and tarletan. These arc
placed at tho lowest possible figure. Then in
housekeeping goods there may be found the
standard musins, pillow cases, sheet
ings in all widths, bleachod and un.
bleached, towels, napkins, table linens and
table covers. The assortment of ladies' under
wear is probably tho largest in the city, ems
bracing every article to be desired, whether
plain or trimmed, and all arc offered at lower
prices than ever before. Tho stock Of hosiery
is immense, embracing every variety of color,
Of stripe, and of texture even up TO the dain-
tiest silk hose. There is also wide range of
ladies' mcrino underwear, which is placed at
reduced prices. In umbrellas, which arc
certainly very much needed this weather,
there is large assortment and at reason
able prices. The same may be said
of gOssamcrs. Of which there Is to
be found every size, whether for children,
misses, or adults, and of the best description.
The glove department Of the Palais Royal
Is too well known to require any special men-
ton. Tho same variety of color, shape, and
quality that has made this house the rccOg-
nizcd glove emporium of tho district is still
maintained, the two standard makes being
tho Fisk Clark s. Flagg and the Paais Royal.
Notwithstanding the drizzling rain, the
Palais Royal was yesterday crowded with
purchasers, and the many clerks and employees
were kept constantly busy, while Mr.. Lisncr
smiled behind his glass case Office to know
that in his establishment ut least stormy
weather mado no difference in the sales.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
Thomas E. waggamon,

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY EHONrlNG a COMMENCEMENT
RFSEIkN ALTON, BEING NO. $50 MISSOURI
AVENUE, Being \ TiiHEtrSrORN ,hklCk
HOUSE WITH TWoSlOllH BACK BUILD
ING.
by vlruo nr n decd OF trust, dated the eighth tShl
day OF DECEM BIER a. D., lS1p drccorucu IN ilDer
No 7 folio $50 vt scq one OF the land records Of tho
District of Columbia, Nnd at the request Of tie holders
OF the notes secured thereby, dcinult having beCn
made IN thC,pnymeut thereof the undetermined VIII
soil, Mt public luCiOu, In front of thr prcu,Acs on
MONDAY the gGlh day or Fi1BRUAiiN, 1881, Ut I
o'clock r. M the following described rcnl estate, SIT
uncd IN the Ctyof Washington District OF Colutnbn,
To wit All TINT piece or parcel OF lNnu situate a3
aforesaid being the west hnlt toi lot nine w. Squaro
~ fronting tWVntNNtOur (1N feet On Mlssuur uNonnc,
running back IN parallel lines to an alley one mum
dred aud twenty ntysCvpufcCt more or lcS WIN the hi-
provCmontg. consisting Of n thrcCstnry brick dwell
ing house with two story buck hudiug, known h3
No .N Missouri avenue Tho terms Or sale are: one
third cash, and the remainder In six !dl and tweve
(2) months iruu day of sale, or MI cash, at pur.
Chnsers option, the deferred payments 20 hn secured
by n deed of trust. one hundred dOllarp SlOD must
be deposited ON the day OfsulN. ,,, o., ,.,,,,,.>,
THOMAS H. wAGGANfAN. surviving lrnj,ec.
AuCtIOucpr fctldNds
National Republican., 1883-02-17
The Rugan Lectures.

A highly intelligent and apprcciotivo audi
euco filed tho Congregational church last
night to hear the second of the Ryan illus
trated lectures. Almost every seat in the gal.
lcry and down stairs was filled long before the
hour of commencement. The graphic dcscrip-
tion of the various places of historic interest
TO which the audience were taken by the Ice
ture Upon the Top of an Omnibus" enabled
those who had never visited the ancient city
of London to form very accurate conception
of places they may perhaps never soc, and of
incidents of which they have possessed only
the knowledge derived from their school
books.
The lecture was illustrated by stereoptican
views prccipitated upon very large canvass
screen by the oxy-hydrogen light, and tho
effect was particularly beautiful. The views
were all strkingly lifelike, as many who
were not strangers to the scenes could affirm.
There is to be matinee this afternoon at
800 p. M, the subject being Ramblings in
Rome" The lecture for this evening Will be
"Venice, Milan and the Italian Lakes"
National Republican., 1883-02-17
EAST wAsHINGToN.

The entertainment at Uniontown last night
for the benefit Of the public school was per-
feet success, The programme was well Sc
lectcd and interesting embracing recitations
by Miss Kate Grimcr, Mr.. Warren Tolson,
Mrs. Lesh, Miss Allie Barrier, Miss Ida An
derson, Miss Addie Durall, Miss Flora Etzler,
Miss Edith Comwell, Eddie Webster w.
Fisher, Others that took part were Miss
Anna Lee Mamie Cornwoll, Lilly Van NosOn,
Laura Dhnent, Rosa Morcmnd.
Yesterday very sad accident took place
Just across the district line in Prince George
county. 1t appears that while Len West, II
coored farmer, was taking his gun down to
shoot crows the gun was discharged. Tho
load went through the floor above, striking u
two-ycar-old child in the neck, making II
frightlul wound. DR. Littlc was called, but
despairs Of the child's life.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
Thomas Il. Waggaman,
TRUSTEES SALE OF uNINtpBoYED lots {
l.IL.III ...rn N I-I I.AGl- El-LM GEN q SNRGl

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNGMpBOYED LOTS ON
FIFTH SrUEEr EASE BlfWEtN q STREET
SOUTH AND VIRGINIA AVENUE
by virtue Of decd of trust, dated February 1850,
recorded in Iihcr '3j folio iaS, ct seq" OF tho lana
rccor OF tile District of Columbia, aud at therGquCst
Of the party thereby secured, we Will sell ~ puolc
FEBRUARY 81 1888, ut o'clock p M, sublots
~ aud - In Alexander Rnndnlls executor suhdl-
vision OF tho north 10 feet of lot ., IN square Si,
having front of 20 feet each on said Fifth street,
with depth OF los feet inch,
Terms sale: Ouc.tliTd OF the purchase money In
cash and the residue in two equal inStallments ~
one aud two years from day of sale. with interest So
cared to the satisfaction tho trustees or all cash. nt
the option OF the purchaser II terms are not COM
piled with within ten days from day Of snlc tho
trustees the right to resell the property on q
five days notice IN The RCpubllcau at the risk nnd
cost Of the dolnuting purchaser. deposit OF S1Owln
bc required when the bid Is accepted. All convey
WILLIAM B. HOPKINS,
FRANK j. TlBBEITS,
Trustees.
THos Il. wAGGAMAN, Auctloneer;
National Republican., 1883-02-17
Entertainment ut the Ninth street Motho-
dist Church.

An entertainment US above named was
given at the Ninth Street Methodist Protestant
church, by Rev. j. II. Lascelles, pastor, last
night, and notwithstanding the inclemcncy of
the weather, the church was crowded bya select
audience of ladies and gentlemen to listen to
a we'll arranged programme. Music, both vo-
cal and instrumental, rccitations, and read
ings wero given, to tho delight OF all present.
Those of the participants worthy of special
notice were Misses Grigg and Markedly, Bcs-
sic Hobson, Mr.. w. G. Decide, Lcttic and
Sargent Elliott, Mr.. Laclcy, Mr. Hartwcll,
Miss May Gallagher, and Miss Roberts, who
were heartily cncored for their excellent per-
formancos. The exercises wero concluded by
u very realistic representation entitled
"Goddess of tho Beautiful" Tho audience
then adjourned to tho basement of the
church, where well prepared supper
awaited them.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
by ROberE VOse 81 Co.,
AUCTIoNEERs, Cos LOUISIANA AVENUE

TRUsrlGIgS SALE or IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE FRONTING ON SOUTH CAlOIlNA
AVENUE UitTWEEN SIXTH AND SIN
STREETS EAST.
By vir-c of II decd of trust, dated February II, A.
d. 1870 and recorded In Lbcr No. O}j folio ~ ct ~ o.
one OF tho land records of the District OF COiumbi
and by direction OF the party, Ncured thereny Il shall
sell nt public nutiOn In fro of tie premises on
WEDNESDAY, FERUU UNllN'rWENrN- a.
d. leS3 Mt halpnst iOuT o'clock y. M tho east half Of
hundred and scvcntysN (sIG, together with lhr I'M
prOvemcus, consisting OF u two'stOry brcs dwelling,
with back building, .
Terms ofsnlc Onc.thlrd cash, md balance In six
and Twelve months via Interest Mt eight pcr centum
from dav Of sale G he Secured by the notes of pur.
chaser ami deed of trust on the property sold, or a
cash. at the purcuusrrS option deposit ufSlOl VIII
be required 1T the time Of the sale All conveyancinS
at purchasers $ cost, ,,,,,. . ,,,..-
folOl2 II, lGiO.1l. Trustee.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
TOLD AT THE TABLE.
The STORY of ~ Struggle which EodCd Al
lho Defeat of IA DospOt.

"well, why on earth don't you do something for
back and !umbago ought not % bc allowed to anct
Il man forever
"oh hate to go about among my friends or even
among the doctors, parading nav Rcncs and pains.
Just stand up under II as we'll az can ana let things
take their own course
The two gentlemen who had fallen into this style of
conversation were lunchngi popular uptown res.
taurant
81 beg your PARDON" interrupted n mddleaged
kudly-lOolllug man, who was slipping his conee at n
table not three feet distant and had overheard the
tails, "hut have been through the lumbugO aud
haciache campaign, met tie enemy, and driven
him or"
rs that so?' Querled tho other IN voice OF quick
interest chow did yOu do it?n
/ cured him with one Of BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASrERS.
Possibly: hut, coulound IL man. T.vc tried plas.
ters-porous, too full Of holcs asa scive tried
almost evogy other brand OF plaster 70 be found In
the market, but only got covered with gum and
stun, leaving the lumbago twlngng away aud laugh.
ing at me-"
"N0ung man." said Ills adviser, draining his coffee
cup. :" am not an advertising agent. have no In.
terest In recommending BENSON'S CAPCINE
PLASTEltS, Nou say you have lame back, and
tell sou what know Will cure H. II you don't wunt
10 try the experiment, why don't-that all"
My friend, win Try it-lry IT to-day"
"NOu'H live 10 thank me II yOu don said the man
OF experience, pay Ing mis- cheek " But look out for
swindles, See that the word CAPCINI Is cut In tho
plaster, and when you're all right show your graft.
tude by passing 9eord to other, Good day."
Price, % cents. seabury q johnson, Chemists, New
York feI..sw
National Republican., 1883-02-17

by tho accounting officers of the Treasury
department Tho bill appropriates S29S,00O.
After discussion the bill was passed, and the
house then. at s:A5 d. m. adjourned.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
Antiior Salts.
IL. q. Hoffman,
REAL, ESTATE AUCTIONEER,
Tenth ana II streets northwest

Tenth ana streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or A TwosToRY FRAME
NUE. NORTHEAST, BETWEEN l. AND M
STREETS
by virtue of deed of trust dated July !, A. D. 1870,
and duly recorded In lber, No. SB folio w Ct seq,
one Of the land records Of the District OF ColunD
aud by the direction OF the party secured thereby
Will sell ut public auction In front of tho premises, ON
MONDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH,, a ID
lSs at O'Clock u. m the following dcSCribcu Ien o5-
tate situate In the city Washington, District OF C
lumbn, to wit: Part OF original lot numbered w,
teen OJ, IN square numbered seven hundred
and twelve 7i2j, beginning for the same ~ u
point In tho west line Of Delaware avenue
iny.nvc (lj) feet uorthcnStwurdlv from the south.
east corner of said lot llfleen Q5l thence n3rih.
wnrdly on n line with said Delaware avenue nite.n
d5 feet: thence northwcstwardly &C right nngl,i 70
said avenue, and parcllc with south line OF said lot
ioa alley; thence due south tccn 90 iSet' inenGo
by straight limo to the place of beginning, ns lh9
same is designated and described on the plats nnd
plans Ofsad city Improved by n two-story irhmo
dwelling house.
Terms OF snic-Onc hundred dollars cash balance
In aud two years with Interest nt per cent per
nunum from day OF sale and secured by uCed OF truN
Oh the property sold deposit of OWill bn regulcu
the purchnspT's cost j. RUSSELL BARR,
EVELYN :. HALL,
Trustees.
fciCra tu thGdbs
National Republican., 1883-02-17
FoR SALE. TO CLOSE THE ESTATE or
GEN. +. d. CALENDER DECEASED

- aO acres offnc farming land on the east bank OF
hoth river, 40 miles irum tulCagO and miles from
oIe5pn county seat Of Oglp County, III, rne prop
elI consists OF iva krtns ON ono farm, ELEGANT
souo mousse Will tcurnt house, large barns, sheds,
81 %9,i on Oh the Other lgrse frame house, omos, new,
hpohulQ bNrnA, Ice house, shops, sheds, wind mil,
Vel 900 acres pow land balance pasturago aud
plenty OF wood and water; good orchard grapes,
anu raspberricG Stock and nrm implements FIR
sale; For price ana terms address d. NJ, CALLEN-
County, Illinois. iel2-uit,W4ts
National Republican., 1883-02-17

SMOKERS While promonading theavenue
naturally you incline toward a cigar store.
cent stIaights are just the cigars you want,
1207, 07,PeYAsylyania avenpe, (wide open doors).
National Republican., 1883-02-17


ing In tho postoilice In the city Of Washington
February II. 1883. Il. Il. TULLoCk, y. NJ.
LADIES LIST.
nurch, Annie u Lindsay, EmmaG
bishop, Anna L. Logan, MOluo
BeCks, Ada Moore Annie
Hymcr, Caroline N MShyier, itSnnle
l}atchelder, G ~ Marshall, Julia
BatoS, Fannie ~ Marshall, lfttle
brown, Fla a Mrs MoXlcy NJ Mrs
Ilossom. NJ E airs Mogruder, sophia,
Binc, NJ A MCNeigh, columbia
Bell Milo Ann McGumdei, Evcling
Coiman, Cathfino MoElroy, Jnno
Campbell, Ellen MCPhail, Jennie
Chamberlin. Emma McAulin Mary
Clark, Hiram Mrs Neonan, bridget
Coleman, Fannie Nolan Edward Mrs
Collins, Julie (2l Norman, Hattie
Igrby Lidlc Plcashun,, Augellno
Chcsney, Mabel Powers, Alice
Carroll, Mary ~ Passmore, Du
CrowCll. Nancy Proctor, Ellen
Carter, Sarah Mrs Power, Fred Mrs
Clinton, Sallle Parker, Geo Mrs
Cooks, Sarah Perry, Lucinda
DnryGn, Jeanette PSftiock, Miunio
Evans, Ada in Richter barbara
french FsSh.iS' Emily 1S!io Hoae3, % fiorrie S May
Folsom, FE ii Mrs Stockton, Gertrude
Fortune, Lll1lo Rector, Lizzie
Flcmming Mary Rlopcllc, Helen
GrOOms Alice Ryder l. Mrs
ellison. Judge Mrs sprgg, Alice
Gross, Mary sheridan, Cathrine
Gilmore, Mrs Smith, Isabel
Gramhem. Miss samuel J g Mrs
Gear, Mabel Sinims, Mary a
Gibbons, Nellie Short Mary
Green, n I. Mrs Shnrpeustrin, Mate
Hill, Emma sullivan, Nellie II
Hawkins n NJ Iascol, Alice
Howard, Helen Trull, AunetteF
HAL, James Mrs TOlbnrt Annie y
Hurley, j Mrs Thomas Bettlo
1Iaye, Letita Thomas, Belle
Holloway, Lizzie Truger, Mngnie
johnson, Ella Taylor, sarah
jackson, Ida Lee Tlly, Writ Mrs
JONES' Jnuc Waits Annie
Johnson jamie Wilson, Bette
johnson, Louisa Whiton, ChAs Mrs
Jones' Mary Walker, II w Mrs
JolrCs, MnttleT Williams kuto f.
Jones' Murthcy West, Lucindn
Jones' Sarah Williams Mary
johnson, Sarah Washington, Rosa
Jackson, Bottle Williams sarah
LuCus. Annie
National Republican., 1883-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mother Truths pub Bureau"
GE. .TLEMENS LIST.

Ga sIllsM lsN = l4lols
Arbucylc, Edwd King, Henry
Allen, RObt KuntZ, las Jr
Addison, Ihco King Ihomps
BrOndhend, a II ~ leniy,
iiorron, Rev AC Lofty, Frank
BlUkelcy, II Il Lamont. Geo
Bull, Rarnn,d u Laurence, Dr ] S
Irook, Bon Lowe Jno W
BHrnStte, Beh LNssclIS, Coli Mp
hrnNtOn, Clarence Lemons, Slmon
Berry, Clifton Martin, * Williamson
Bryant Il N Mason, Alexander
Bnrksdalc, HONE Meyers, Chas
HuShCe p MOynehnn, cornelius
Banner, Henry Morse, Floyd
brandt, il Middleton,
Brown, JohnF L Moore, GL
Brown, J 4 Moss, Henry
Brown, JasF MILAN, Howard
Brown, John Mitchell, John >
BOanCr, John X Mccartney, JC
Burt, LAS M Morse, j III
barber, Icander Miller, jag W
Banks, NJ u Monroe, j II
Brown, Wm Montgomery, J.
ClHgctt & Brown Matthews, Ross
Clclnns, Capt Mills, sidney
Clark Geo Nlalnssee, Hon sc
Clough Hon II p Munger, Hon Wm
Chnpmnn, II McCOrnick, n W
Churchill, Joseph MacDerml, ID n
Carroll. j ID McCarty, Harry
Casey, Joseph McSwan julius
Carroll ID MCMurray, ThoS
Campbell, JohnC Newcom6 Jas
Campbell, Jno Nixon, : NJ
Cunningham, Jas Il Parker, Herbert
Confer, Jno 4 Co oLoughon, Michael (2)
Cropscy, Joseph Omstead, lion
Cammell, Mr. Phelps, Cipt
ClCmmOnS, > Person, il l.
Cham6erlin; I'D P.cSns, lIenry,F
Cobb. Hon w Parker, Herbert
Davis, Charles IL Phelps, jas Satterlee
Dunar, q IL IugAnd, j y
Duglass, Col pcnnocl, Jacob
DE Oliverez, q Powell, DR.
Dase Edmon Patent, Jno
benson, COLI Price, John
Drown, II prard, Nath
DOOncry, Jas Paul n
DCAnO, Mr. Parker, =
Erdman, Adolph Pool Hon w i
fnton ChnS lteyhOluS, congressman
EnOch, II Robbins, GCor II
Erginie, j NJ Ray, john ~
EllsOr, Ihndcus Reagan, Paul
Evans, Walter Richardson, Richard
Flamond, ChaS story. Augustus
Fremont, JnU G SchOnODrn, August
Franklin, Jno F(2) sutton, a schuyler
Grant, Hon, Andrew SpreckleS, CanS
Gilbert, II Il ShrlnCr, DR. II
GurtnR, Geo Sullivan lnniel
Gibson, Martin II siiihhtr, ETy2y
Grimm n Sorrey, Geo II
Green, TIE Sevier, Henry V
Gay, VIM II STUART, a
Hufd, Alex sherman, ~
Harvey, Ar sanders, Jas Gordon
IOughton, David Smith, Moses
Hat,On, Edgar Stephens, PJ
Hnvens, ES cars, liObt
iio6SiSon, is scoylile, Hon VINO
Howard, ii II sloddnrd VA
IardOn, Dr. John Slaughter Wm
HOtChkiss, Lemon Thompson, Col David
lIeniy, Lewis q Thompson, Gen David
ISnS9S iESqrisoS S"GlR Gm TlfS,irohi rrmeE1 george
Haynes VIM Thomas, Snml
lexis, Elmer Turner. VIM III
johnson, BenjJ Thrift, WIN
Jones, Benz Warner BS
Johnson, Dr Wood Il
Jones, lion COCO Walker Henry w
johnson, Meredith Wilson,
Johuson,S y Mhnnull, NJ
Jones, II 1 Wolf, Richard
Joyce, Wm Walker, Il Morgan
K@hicffG Albert - M9odrql!, WI & coC2)
kenney Dc Witt O Wills, w IL
King, Il
National Republican., 1883-02-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
LADIES' LIST.

The following is list Of advertised letters remain.
ing in tho postoflice In tho city Of Washington
February II, isss. FL. TULLoCK, r. NJ.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
ANACOsTIA,

formerly Uniontown, has become valuable
suburb of Washington city. 1t shows the
march of improvement by the recent erection
of stores and Villas which add much to its
wealth and appearance. The main streets or
roads, running through to Good Hope hill and
Marlboro, and southwardly past tho ST.
Elizabeth asvlum, have been much improved,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-11

Local on third page.
City council meets to-night.
MIR. N. L. Wickwlre and wife, of St.
Louis are visiting friends in this city.
Ask your grocer for Chess Carley Com
psnys celebrated fre-proof oil. 1w
For sale at THE BULLETIN Office. a
good heating stove, choice of three, this
morning.
Ask your grocer for Chess Carley Com.
psny's celebrated fire-proof oil. 1w
jackson, the apple king, went north
last night to buy new stock for the holi.
days.
Little children should send their let.
tors to Santa Claus, making known their