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NeIk CommeGeed.

Inc work, OF neral reaoea.icn q. the
S1ae House, has commenced in good earnest,
= 'sr the supervision Of the new manage
rea', Messrs Blake L Pa'es. Carpets are
'eiaS aswly pu: down, a large iarcs OF
p.'atrrs ,'s beautiiy 5g he interior Of the
7-- a'ag, s,d in weeks tine tls bciiiing
VI. A'-5.y he known as tis Cd s -.,e Eouse.
S"L Blake r,eaus business. .-6 20 are row
= have a hosei .6at the city may well be
Pro-i oi. L necessary. large Addition Will
d o1il. o. .ne res, s.i sou:h side Of :te
li'ld.ns. Isa pIsz.aa: 20 cote the ss.ist.c
KY SIM on the isces O: the p-.rOns OF this
Hou.e n0r. uresr the new management. the
oos'ctts heretofore bayirg . d-cided eSa-
Prsc ana ssisrsse,s apD.asases.
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"PoOrnlan- Orc.

In the carly days Of this country in 81.
when the toundsries Of the State Cf Oregon,
extended fram the Pacific coast to the bOr-
ders of Utah. there was stru TX IL the Owy-
aee mountains mins that for ricbn, IS trans
cended anything previously discover
OF plob ibly ever viii again. We esllude TO the
Poor nan" which in tfOse days was talked
sbou. all over the world. The mine was so
easily worked that not single bias. was
h.ed in its rock while it was being work.d;
the ore vas II the nature OF chloride thoIn
siiv,r) and immense deposits Of m stsllc Sill
v-- richly ir pregnated with Id VAS very
abundant. Tn.s qnaiity itself as II came irs m
the mine was always readily cash'd st fou
dollars per ounce, but was really worth
eight dollar; but in spite OF the fabulous
amounts Of ,ncney taken from the nIiIe the
sha eholders never derived one cent f bene-
fit from all its richness. The m,rsgers av-
ing = private mill of their OWL, SIS Wa usuai
IN those ds-s and wo. ked the Ealing
over gain Ette & hsj passed through Inc
comrsny's own batteries. In fact it wa
c,a.nou saying IN thoss days that II ava Oh
.o.d f % ioIlsr pi.oes aers taksn to he
II i.s Of o. Zee 60 5s worked, rh'y VOL ID
never receive orer $40 per ton I + The
S,nples ci tGis ere, chloride, meal 9 Id
O her kinds Of SILVER have recently be, re-
c iv.d at The SrArEsAAy office. Tor It's p.w
valuable cab net. and which we shall be o.
" 70 show those y bo are deserving 't.'ei z
specimens .hs. caused the drst great nfu1
of miners to the then hitherto unsettled .'or-
,ion of Ore on. but now Idaho. The am
pies are as rich as any that ever came from
mine and are well worthy OF inspection.
For obvious reasons for the present, our rioh
specimers sre locked up in our IRE proof
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ADM.NisTRATOk's NOTICE.

NJ OTICE Is 'EhnnnY GIVEN THAT
in pursuance of an order Of sale. mad,
ytne Probate Coar. Q. " ALA " ALA a in tn.
Territory Of Washington, OF abe 18th day al
Nav 1853, ir the matter OF tho estate Of Juis
L. Cock, deceased, the undersigned executor
Of the est.t. will sell st Public Auction { tn
nishe-t bidder, :or gold ooi1 and subject T.
e5nfrns:ion by said Probate Ccmt, on
MONDAY JpLy s 1853.
A. The hour OF ons o'clock. P. L., Of that dsy,
In front Of the Court Horse IN wai!a Was.s
civ. in said COUNTY OF Halls Sali., w T..
III he right, title snd iaterse. sEd estate,
which sa,d estate hss by operation { Law or
Otherwise acquired Ctaer than or II addition 10
that of sad czoe.ss1 a. tns tire uf hsr desIh,
IN ard TO the following real estate, situated
.ving srd being in the itg and C"unry ot
Walls WaI.s, Territory Of Washington nd
described ss follnws, 20 wit: lots /. 2 3 and 4
IL Block {, according 20 'hs plat sn9 suIvey
If ssit citv, UD-,S wEIea stand t7c dwelling
hc,,.es and two small house. az shantieS, wtic
lots sre fenced and SIT IL fruit End crHa1sSts
trees
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Ia'.sr - GG.-aE.F;;-cs-

" ~ : ifs'rs=sa ., :'e avs: s3-E:. ol -
81 =. --si!lt", loss o: sppe.i;s, g:'.
.-',; 'ea'atio's, followed by p'git s.c@ts
GIL -'--a, Tro7Ft mess sar~s Of relief .hoall
.- "e'a. Ga v-aP-: L = sc-ofalors iise.se
-aa;-; slere:'-e rse :ae great srti-
'-'7 .. '. CT sio'i-pur1fer aud strength ra!-
'..-7. II. t.ercr's Gold. Medical Discoy.
..' ''ge-sor 70 Col liver o.! as nn'rI-
~. r-slrpassei a. oectoral. For
81, .7a.'' sTit-IE Of b'o7d. and kindred
y = - aas 30 - Il. Sold by drug
z. -. m b-- ri1r'e's trr,ti,e on eonUmp-
:, 2 send TO stamps. Worlds pispcnsary
'''iis'i Assoc.ation. BrFaic, n y.
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I TbnraT: a Epa,LpS.

T'e -s'ni-,arc,-tic Illusion TO the "Chio
.-r-r, IN TUe.da,'s issrc cs ire STATES
~. A. lid tar,h hy ths wnrrr lcs had
cr-r. .-H o.iic, ly seai.ng interviews,
..-.i ~ Nv ii'ne~l, to Us to publish, witt
Z: ID q claiming Lo,orie'y. His last lo'
ai --t5ao. c, n-r,:rC of s-vefa. p ges G
a.''.r n "a ahaPe q a. ,,te:.a,w. resDecs
3 he NlrNa c: the country. etc, ". de-
,r.G - n h- II $ knonu ss news
77.sr -.s. end 30 .Jt!,a= has be. q ,lecars6
= =. r,ry 81 orc n ths toe os bored
sl'.-rs cot Take the sierlto.. lawyer.
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hone llems.
"All your own fault
II you remain sick when vnp car

-"Au your own fault
II you remain sick when you can
ire, hop bitters that lsrer-Fal
The weakest woman, snsilest child, and
'ickest invalid can use hop bitters with sAfer,
AID great good
old men tot.ering around from Rheu.
nstisrn, H ney trouble or any weakness will
70 almost ntw BY usins hop bitters.
My wife and daughter were made
1.a!hy BY the use Of bop bitssrs snt ]
~comend them TO my people.-Msthod;s
clergyman.
Ask any gnnd doctor II hop
Bitten are not the lost family medicine
On earth.
Malsrisl fever, Asus and Biliousne.s, will
save every n.ighbornOod ss sDon Is hoy
IItters arrive.
My mother drove the paralysis and
Ieuralgia sli out Of ber system with hop
'it.ers. u Id. Osacs9o SIsn-
KEEP the kiinsys heal by with mop bitten
and you need MT fesr sickness
-lc- water is rendered harmless and n.or,
refreshing and r.yivlng with mop bittsrs il
"a h 6raoght.
-Th- vigor o: youth for the aged and In
firm il hop bltters.
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: a.ilgr.

- male mention yesterday OF the fact
'..ai gaaTl,y Taylor has purchased the obi
80 arl poGaI.r re-o:. Of Mr.. Geo. X
Z 80 ~ Third street. Mr.. K. gong into
-, Nrr-.c with Harry Poland. George
ag,r .ae Third street place over three
y-,-- ~-.. an; hy lis ple,ssn. ways and
cal r,-r t. h-r patrons, soon established a
4 aash,ng business, and stamped his house
a. .r-t-cla-s IN Every particular. Mr.. Re- d
" be p'qsed - see his oid friends at the
Sspr'e D. J. Coonsy viii remain with the
TN st the ) nate.
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,uttiGS poga Rusoio. Time.

Clfs- 'te asw ''~. g, :: the o. r. &
=. Co., 7s.cl gees inIc efact on Sunday,
g., .-i'a-:a2., tie running time between
.-.' c'ty AMI E-.tlsrd vii ts s.ortene1
p '7.y -vc 5crEs No. east bcun' WI
we E: F'-t'.25 a. SIS =. NJ, srIv;p9
.- "'.a Wa -. iSP u. instead Of 2:45
s.@ q -sy'-. =: go instead ri i2SG
NJ : 49,. tlart -. -eare Dayton Il is
Il, "'a Ws,l2 a. SIG - q ~ill arrive
l.. Is; fos-!ani $; 5:.,5 ;..te,d g $50
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si:r. Bushels 10 :ss Acre

Ne A.v. rec,i~.i rom Mr. John Sander,
.-.,.. -i,cs Is .ro cn!ies sas. C: D yis, :
...o,,s q: afsa. =, All. yield 90 bu-hsl'
.. -. scrs. Tls :="tienan states th,- ht
.-.,-,-Ee.i . Is scres. and that is whs'
10 s,. -.sal.g s.tims-sd ,as average. HJp
5,,, tn. leok-2j acrcs; 100 bU hei- G.
r7.n. WHIST DO yan link o. II. Hon.
P..r Rl.,
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Declarations OF laieni,on.

The ioll"wing pamsd persons have hled
their Gecl rrat;on Of intention a,th the Cs!k
of the District Court, in this city, since June
|, 1883. they wishing to become citizens Of
the Unitrd State: Mary Ann Harrison.
J5hu K,fkm IN, Flank C. Peikstein, SIN. n
E cock, Daniel Artnus, Alexander Miller.
E. L. Munro-. George X Einiston, J"ha-
than Grant. Chas. Diamond. Alh-rt E.
Seed, Z ~ ard A,der-. R-n ,rd BIever. S &.
basil N Mar. DAHL VI G-i!an. Alexan-
Il Is oUn, Al-rsLd.r p. Gardiner, John A.
Person.
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In erf.ber Next

The directors of the Walla WaIla Asrieul-
,.-.I society held meeting Saturday aud
, ,a,i % hold the EXT county fa'r IN Octc-
- ac,nmittee w,s appointed to G:aw up
,-r,y.a. me srd secure room Tor pavilion e1
The races r.l take place a: tn
,.-L ,,WeW ss the s.Jck exhibition.
l.rsvsi that Sral.s Oye;I hoass can
,.. .--,re5 .or pavii eah.bi's.
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pp.aES:.

..var.. vile . :sss ZIP - -2c's-
al, II OILY to ge. p t=w Tea1 a. Lc--- =
r.3y-r. fsr famed .es-av:a.t. On -
a.als Pssit: cos-. there i 10 pace ike t.
lie c.rE 1e>.. v.ll dre.sei wsi'e-s at,era
5- :; .lrs,s, sui none eve: once eAt +hs-e;
t..ar- s.,sys cors,snt liz tba:: sisi:s. Bl'
-, s'au!so. !. complete ~ltsous n eth
-.-. -..'R ,,-s.as. IN: E..?:nger's has the
-.,r
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v NtR::ifR.

BarTT0y- y-BoEGFois-. AT The re-i''sue. OF a
B. Waui, E-q o his c..v, ~ the - :; :
i ,,oslvn. on July y, !5sl, c,su.es ) Brit
tn and Mrs Florence J. Borgsois, al q
Walla Wsls-
ScsIBSgR-DAV-oy-At Dsyton. JULY 5. !SsS.
1T the re- idenee Of TIE brides parents, KeE.
J. II. Gatin officiating, Nr- L j: Scnoner
of Garfield county, and Miss Jennie Dayton
Of that place.
NIrIFs-s1AyFrup-A The residence Of the
o4icisting minister. Rev Nr. j allyn, n this
city Ju'y .th 1883. Mr. Hiram j. Milf
and Mis-. Csrri. u stAnheld, al Of Wana
Wslla county, ". 7.
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The Rest l. Noue TOO Good.

The New Massillon" is by all odds Ire
fastest and best thr.she- mo>t perfect separa.. T
AID cleaner ever offered 10 the farmers Al d
tiireshsrnen Of th- Pacific siope. Il is suit d
10 all sections AMI handles with ease and
efficiency the vari"us varieties OF grain aid
seeds with less waste, less li.teriugs AID !es-
,ietention froH Lad cnnditioled grain and
stIlu than any other device ti,hert, l.non I,
20 threshermen. I..eldias pr.a. -sers are
cordially invited to cal. ant. ex.,aInu u'c sa,a
pie New 9Iassil.On Seplrstcrs. y OodbuIy Niu-
zee Horse Powers and Traction Engines before
llai ing their crdars. q
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Eoari fer sid MeAico.

4 DayeDlort, ~ Eecer''y sold bis
arch nesr Fsrm.ng.nn, II. T., 10 r..
EiIs,. o: ; c.y ter sl2 0aO, passed
- OIL. MS city ye,teri.y uIth his family.
..--. - Id Me1ico He takes with him
a., ragriicrnt b.ood ssock in the way o.
.-. Tae z .n.,emsu vas of red $500 :ol
- @. v.3pg e, yea ted behind his wagon,
.4--.--- 4 ,tlv 5efusrd.
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tA.- . s-rlr,i.


I.voa'i aas,iiy ne ,,urtsT' :@r the rev
:. ,yy- 20 .. back On he dear friends l.. cas-
,1-y qg.rr BIS influence in the next Conn
Ell gU.ii L. fellow aitilens? Certain par
g.. have f..r. already w-i. n hand and will
Jau the MOO! over his eyes ary tIms they
u..b auirs. be looks a iJtt!e out. Genera.
Ianns,: IS lou,st, but those vino have axes
@ grand y.iII impose upon him for that very
r,syr. Alter .bopt tive years service, TIE
. l,n, general uill bsgin to find out
'l.r--.
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W a:t We Want

". will stare TO cur farmer friend. that
~e d. ere samples Of cereals in stalk, pulled
jus. before rlpening; also after harvest. We
xauld Ike ssmPles of threshed grain which
W. VII put in glass r., properly iabel-d,
and ssnd lack TO Chicago to be paced on
-xi ibit;on there. We desire 10 make a
.pler dld showing for this section Of country.
and h. pe toe farmers viii ss.is. rs bv rs
spouding S I'd to. or leave all samples
nth us and We will attend TO the rest. Each
farmer will receiv. the p 'oper credit
, 1883-07-14
Rar.r EsroyeIed.

o--oI5 settler and Trend, Jos. IcEv"y
s5... lace i. sO9th o:tSis city, lost rala'
-. ....s about a year sgo, and every e.
-. r., to ind b r was unsuccessful up t
"a. sh.n the animal vas re'arned to
,rl is. pa Is cor esp-ndingiy happy.
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I-seems impossible that q remedy made
Of .urh common, SIMPLE plants as h'ps. ha-
chr. m1udrska, dandelion, &c. should
make % many and such great cures as Hop
Bit.srs DO; bas when old snd 70 ing. rich
.nd poor. p~tor AMI doctor. lawyer and e.
ito, sil testify = hav ug b eo cnref by
tn. m. ynn must helieve and Try them yoI'-
self aud doubt no longer
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EORN-

FLlUGE-In this citr, July I'd, 70 the wife OF
Y. Elid-r. d.a Ter.
Burr In this city July 5th. TO the wife 9.
:. Buit, a son
SAVAGE -Ir Columbia county. July 2. 1853
to the wife Of J. Il. Savage, ten ioaid
daughter
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siaYeu'a Che.Iy Toj.h Psste.

An aromatic combination fo7 the preservation
# the teeth and gs.rns. It q fsr snrei to
1ny preparation of its kind in the InETka. in
'a,ga. GsndSona. nual Dnts. price 10 c-Hts
For sale bv ali druggists. Hodge, D>ris :
Co. wholesale agents. iosrlsHa. cres-'l. &.
= HGla,es, Wall, Wa.a. ". I. !y2' Gew
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DIED..

Josxs,y-At D,,ta, Juiv 8, lSe3 fessr'
SOC u Andrew johnson, Ged 10 yearr.
cr.pp-Nesr Prescott. July 4tb. 1888. Mary;
VIE Of Rufus Clspp. assd 50 ysaFs, .
MONTH and dasA
Cuscx AT Dayton, July 5. 1883. Elmer:
srly s,n # I.asc ard Mary CanoH' aga
Sysa.A ! noaths asd . Gays.
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The ke.Ett.

Il s=s not until the lest vote ha2 beer
.oua,ed las, G;gh; that any conc!asioI coa'd
1e arrived a, in relation 20 the outcome o
the election, except in o1e iastance-slI.
.iassicr5. We give below the tabulatei
asa I as per offciai coUui:
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Ar. Imrecsely strengthened ey the uss o.
Dr Rv. Pisrcs'- "Favosits PrescnPcor'
xhi,a ,r-i. al fsn,s d9srssnenss snd
s;yss so,e Nt .ysA.. ssA y GregseA
, 1883-07-14
lQlfrklp Statesman
orrlcIaI COUNTY PAPER.
Coutraft Let.

.-,s,es. If Whitman College this morn
'a- :. - Z 81. 900 school building to sd
:. =. one a. present on the premises, The
:. 70 he finished in time Tor occupancy
he Sep,cuher Term opens.
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''Oar family phys;cisn gave NJ our child
N dia wrote Henry Knee. Esa ,oi V-r'lia,
Warren Co.. Teen. Il; had tts. Scnari-
~ Assas has erssA ths child" S8l
, 1883-07-14

DON'T BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. fEe THAT
OUR NAME Il ON kttRY PAIR
AHll. &&LNo . co
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Wells. .Ran-h On Germs :"

Ask for Tens' "Rnugh or Car1s." i'c.
Q rick. compl-te, permanent cure corna'
warts hlIninrs.
, 1883-07-14
UieiI N IL.

Oierei 20 farmers 10 quantities 70 SUI.
and On the easiest tgrms by
JUS dE DrSsSBERY RsoTHEIs.
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!. u. To=-vo
WM. 0 poNNNI

B.i. ssJ.L. SRARFz-yE, Atty. T. T Est,
Dated Esi.s GE.ls June i iSSS.
, 1883-07-14

o Remember that the Goods now ofered
30 immensely cheap By Us will all BE- sold
rapidly, and you will regret bs;ng too
!aie if sou don't call in time for the Bar
gains now daily offered IT our store.
, 1883-07-14


From 'hls 37'h day of June until the
beginning Of The c, ming Fall SEASON. Ws
propruse to offer you tie
National Republican., 1883-03-23
The Tobacco Rebate Question.

Judge Lawrence, first comptroller of the
treasury, has rendered his decision ON the
question submitted to him by the commits
sioner of internal revenue as to whether the
tax and tariff act of March 3, 1888, either " of
itself or in connection with existing laws,
operates as an appropriation of the money
necessary to pay the claims which may be
presented under its fourth section for rebate
of the tax on unbroken factory packages Of
tobacco and snuff cigars, cheroots, and cigar
cites. The first comptroller decides that this
act does not make an appropriation of money
for the payment of claims for rebate author
lied by the said fourth section, and that there
is no other statute which makes an appropri-
alton of money applicable for that purpose.
lie also decides that "the statute authorizes
the payment of claims for rebate to manu-
facturers in stamps at the reduced rate therein
provided but so such provision is made for
payment to DEALERS"
National Republican., 1883-03-23
Total. ..,.."......... 12i ,573,35l 24,254 @,
Savannah Bond Case.

Argument was concluded in the United
States supreme court yesterday in tho bond
case of the mayor and aldermen of the city
of Savannah, plaintiffs in error, against Eu-
gene Kelly, brought here upon writ of error
from tho circuit court of the United States
for the southern district of Georgia. This
was n suit instituted by Eugene Kelly upon
certain coupon bonds Of the Savannah, Al
bany, and Gulf Railway company which bear
the indorsed guaranty of the mayor and al
dermen Of the city of Savannah. The de-
fondant seeks TO recover from the guarantors
the amount due on the bonds. In the court
below the city set up the defense that the
guarantee was made without consideration and
without any legal authority, and was there
fore void. The court, however, instructed
the jury that the evidence, If credible, showed
that there was n valid consideration, and
that the bonds guaranteed We're issued for
purposes of internal Improvement within the
meaning Of the city's charter Under these
instructions the jury found verdict for the
bondholdor, and judgment was entered ac-
cordingly Tho city now seeks 10 have that
Judgment reversed, Tho issue Of bonds i'm
controversy bears the date Of Jan. /, 1859, and
amounts TO 100000.
National Republican., 1883-03-23
New Postal Notes.

The act to modify tho postal money order
system approved March 3 provides that all
blanks and printed or engraved matter sup
piled TO postmasters by the postmaster gene
raj or used in his department for tho trans
action of the money order business shall be
obtained from the lowest responsible bidders
under separate advertisements calling for pro-
posals, and that the public printer and chief
Of the bureau Of engraving aud printing shall
submit estimates and shall furnish the mattor
whenever upon their estimates of cost the ex-
penditure therefore will be less than upon
other proposals received, Officers of the
bureau Of engrayngand printing have visited
Dr. Macdonald, chief Of the money order di-
vision, for the purpose of ascertaining in
formally, what plates will be required to fur
nish the engraved notes for which the act
provides. No definite information, however,
can yet be furnished ON the subject as there
are various matters Of detail in connection
National Republican., 1883-03-23
New Postonices.

New postoHices were established and post
masters have been appointed as follows At
Colona, Woodruff county, Arkansas, John A.
Johnson; Gem, Brown county, Dakota,
Erick s. Nelson: Weller, Stevens county
Dakota, Charles Wcller Diego, Cass county,
Indiana Price Odell Sccor, Harden county,
Iowa, Seth w. fash; Loretto, Vernon county,
Louisiana, Ethelbert l.. Cannon; Climax,
Camden county, Missouri, Johu II. Wayne /;
Wcigand, Knox county, Nebraska, Leonard
Wcigand; Antro, Cleveland county, North
Carolina, Charles G. Washburn; Bristol Ferry,
Newport county, Rhode Island Wilbur
Wheeler; Permelia, Pickett county, Tonnes
Sec Permelia Wright
National Republican., 1883-03-23

with the new law which will have to be ad-
justed prior to advertising for proposals. The
law provides that its provisions shall be put
into operation within six months after the
date of its approval
National Republican., 1883-03-23
BUSINESS 6 Cbautrs.

4 DESIRE 10 INVEST SOME CAPITAL AND
Il my services in business produce commission
preferred Ouly uli nHo aud reluruuces VIII he uu.
Lcod. TRADE, Republican uucc nla2r3t+
n IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i ! on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates COLLECTIONS made every
where, by j. II. sQuIEk & co., Bankers. ltlS Penn
nglYAniR avenue nlA2Su
National Republican., 1883-03-23
amnsfmtnIs.

EoRDa CARRIE SWAIN.
A NEW PLAY. ALL LAUGHTER
The Protcan star.
CARRIE SWAIN,
In her new play,
NAB,
THE MINERS DAUGHTER,
Introducing her new songs, including The Lullaby
MATINEE SATURDAY.
EASTER wEEK-RtCEs OPERA COMPANY,
In superb production Of Gilbert and sulivan's
Comic Opera, IoLANrHE,
AZ produced under the direct authorization OF
II. D'oYIY CARTE.
Reserved seats now on sale. -.
NATIONAL THEATER.
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE
The great Union Square success,
j. W. COLLtERS
LIGHTS a. LONDON.
THE GREATEST OF MODERN DRAMAS,
replctcwit
PICTURESQUE SKETCHES,
VIVID PORrRATrURE, - 1850.
STRIKING SITUATIONS,
MAGNIFICENT STAGE sETTINus, -,
ORIGINAL LIGHT EFFECTS,
And other features Of telling interest
EASTER WEEK ....y,.MR JOHN MCCULLOUGH
Tuesday, Otheiio '''' wednesiay. nlchclleu.
Only Matinee Snturdny-lugOmnr.
National Republican., 1883-03-23

u OTTI ~ IT N,.,,1 ~ W W TITIWHV III NTN" IN VI
Our Weekly nout List, published every Monday
mornlnE contains complete schedule ot our houses,
stores, shops nnd urnl9 offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices NC. aud how thcy may bo
seen. Property for sale IN V parts OfthO city Money
to loan on real estate Gail,
B. ii. WARNER, 0lG II street.
National Republican., 1883-03-23

wv ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w Beall. Room 4, l4sO New York avenue Is Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner. Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In office from n m. to5p. IN. ap1oiy
National Republican., 1883-03-23
educational.
.fOr sui an0 Rmt.

Nor RENT OR SALE-s27 THIRTEENTH
IL street northeast A Groom brick, with hall
water Ia the house. For further information call at
9O3 u street northwest, Rent, ilQ ma23
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aeal Gstatr 8rukrrs.

n. s, KIMBALLA A. ~ CHILpA
I=IAEDALL 81 GIETrJD9,
Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agents,
No. 1919 street Northwest.
Parties desiring to BUY, SELL. or RENT City or
Country Property please give us call
INoR SALE
WE HAVE HOUSES FOR SALE AT A BAR.
GAIN IN ALL SECTIONS or THE CITY,
WE WILL OFFER FOR a FEW DAYS ONLY
SIX LOTS ON CORCORAE STREET, CHEAP
IL SOLD Al ONCE,
BISHOP & HILL,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
lOls + street northwest.
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JUsTH's OLD STAND,
NO. Slo D STREET NORTHWEST.

N. B.-New clothing wo sell cheaper than any
where. de22-ly
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A DRESsMAKER THAT UNDERSTANDS
IA cutting and fitting wishes situation in families
by day or week. Please call at i33 X street north
west Washington. ID. G. mn2l.3ts
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nor SALE
~ X STREET, facing Mcpherson Square-Hand-
some building Site - feet front aud 10 feet deep
THos. j. FISHER & CO..
l.nI II street northwest
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Gnrhieh Nnthe.

NEW TURKISH BATM CDR. BoVElGsl
IN lii7 g street. opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation Ladies', Monday and Friday. NOt
open sunday. open from Q. I'LL 10 y. m.. Satur
day, ~ n. M. Baths. 81: 0tickets sLb0.
apo DIR II. H. BOVEE, Electrician.
TT1HE SHEDD BATHS OO3 Il STREET NEAR
Il Ninth, well known as tho oldest and hest IN tho
city, This bath Is constructed with ycw 70 cOnHon'
lence. being the first floor Turkish, Russian, sui
phur, and Morcural Baths given with skin aud OK.
perence Mani ulntOr OF ten years experience al tnB
esabllshnleng Single bath, tli for ST. 1850 Open
Sunday from a. m. 10 y. M mlsttL
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aarnni,N...si siinnfinns. frmnI,.

WANTED D-aENTLEMEN's OR FAMILIES
w washing to do ut 1918 street. Address j. J.w
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II MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, just west OF
Inouias Circle
Handsome building sites two fronts.
TuOS. j. FISHER q CO.,
Il street nOrthNast
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aolautrS- -8tIp -.femaIr.

WANTED-TwO WHITE GIRLS, A COMPE-
w tent cook, and chambermaid to assist in wash
ing and ironing. Call at 1917 Eleventh street north.
west. mN23-3tp
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITHOUT chill
"A dren. who Will remain IN the city until next No
Vpmber, desire to take n furnished house for the
keeping; expect TO take meals outsde the highest
references in Washington furnished Address q, s.
NJ, st. James Hotel. city. ma22-3t
VIZ TED-A A SMALL HOUSE, ROOMS,
wv modern improvements; rent not TO exceed sos
South Washington preferred. Apply TO Superlntend-
ent National Museum ma2l'3t$