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some other time, and at such place
as he may designate.
ART. z. The president and board
of trustees shall hold their Office
from the time of their election re.
specially in the manner above pro.
vided, until the next enusuing cleo.
ton; or until their successors are
duly elected and indicted into
Office.
ART. 8. This corporation shall
have and enjoy perpetual succession.
Thus done and signed at Red
Land, La, in presence of Samuel
81. Cochran and Henry Luther
Boggs, on this the 10Th day of May,
1883. S, II. BoGss
Witnesses: j. J. SwINDLE.
S.H. COCHRAN j. G.. ALLEN.
ii. L. BoGGS. j. B. BIxLER, Sr.
a. j. SPURLIN.
j. n. BRYAN.
j. B. CRAWFORD.
f. M. BARNETT.
L. u. BARNETT,
w. B. BoGGs, Notary Public.
Having examined foregoing char
ter and finding nothing therein con.
trary to law, I hereby approve same,
this June 7th, 1888.
j. A. W. LOWRY,
District Attorney, I'd District, La.
Filed and recorded on pages 258
to 261, of Miscellaneous Record.
Given under my hand and seal, at
Bellevue, La, on this 7th day of
June A. D. 1883.
j. Ell. CABEEN,
D'y CPk and ex-officio D'y Recorder.
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ViCVx,s Floral G9gri9le

II f0r 1885 is an elegant book of $50 pages, 3
IL COlOred Plates Of Flowers and Vepeta.
llles, and more than 1000 illustrations Of tie
choicest Flowers Plants and Vegetables aiid
Directions for growing. tits handsome enough
for the Centre Table or Holiday Present.
Send ON your name and pest Office addFoss,
with 10 cents, and I will send you copy,
IL Is printed IN both English and German IL
you afterwards order seeds deduct the 10 cents.
Vick's Sseds are the best in the world THIS
Floral Guide will tell how TO get and grow
Them.
.sVieB's Flower and Vegetable Garden" rs
pages, 6 Colored Plates, 500 Engravings. F0f
50 cents in paper covers; $lD0 IN elegant cloth.
IN German or English.
t'tVick's Illustrated Magazine" 81 Pages d
Colored Plate in every number and many fins
Engravings. Price 81 IS year; FIVE copies for
$500 Specimen numbers sent for 10 cents; q
trial copies for IS cents.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N "
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Fine stock for Sale

ITO prevent in-and-in breeding, desire to
IL sell my Shorthorn Bull "Bagby" He is
six years old and as fine specimen of his kind
81 may be fonnd.
would also sell my entire lot of Angora
Goats, consisting of IS head, nine thorough
bred, and balance grades
N b. MURFF.
Oakland Pastures, Fillmore, Bossier Pa, La
may 81 Ats
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~ This week Messrs. Henri

- This week Messrs. Henry
Dreyfuss & Son, of Shreveport, in
vite the attention of buyers to the
immense reductions they have made
in some oftheir departments, among
which they mention towels, hand.
kerchiefs and white goods. They
will close out a lot of fans at half
their value.
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Stray Sale.

ENstrayed before H. Barnacastle, Justice OF
IL the Peace for Ward 6, Precinct 2, by w.
j. Northcntt, on the 18th day of April, 1883,
and viii be sold for cash, at Lawrence, BossieS
Parish, Louisiana, on Saturday, June 23rd,
1855 Rod Speckled Bull, marked swallow
fork in lett ear and split and under bit IN right
ear, and about five years old Appraised at $40.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges &c.
w. H. BLEDS0E, Constable.
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North Vernon, Indiana, was visited
by q cyclone last Monday night. It
destroyed five or six houses and one
brick church, though no one was IN
jured. A train of 10 cars on the
Ohio and Mississippi railway was
blown from the track. About seven
miles of North Vernon, further up
the track, at Osgood, several houses
were blown down and two persons
are reported killed. The cloud was
funnel shaped, moving eastward.
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n We regret to learn of the
death, at Abbeville, s. O., June IL,
1883, of Miss Georgia Zeigler, aged
20 years. Deceased was a sister of
Mr.. SamI j. zeigler, of Shreveport,
formerly of this parish. She was
very highly esteemed by all who
knew her and justly regarded as a
most estimable young lady.
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~ Age only grows upon US when
We are unwilling to learn; as when
hope dies within as. OF course years
will c0me-we cannot ward them
Oh, bat flour minds have been kept
In training, SO that we receive new
ideas-if there are within us hopes,
It We foster them, we cannot be old
bat shall be in mind and heart as
fresh and beautiful as in the morn.
Ing of life. And the golden tinted
clouds of our sunset will be, as in
nature, more beautiful than it's sun.
Fise. The world viii miss our bright
ness, and be sad at our departure.
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stray Sale.

Esstrayed before w. R. Prather, Justice Of
~ the Peace for Ward 2, Bossier parish, by
L. s Pilkington, and will be sold for easli,
at Benton, Bossier parish, Louisiana, on
Saturday, July IA, 1885, q rod and white spot
ted cow about 6 years old, marked crop in one
ear aud underslope in other Appraised 1T $40.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c
W. B. SIMPSON, Constable
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'sBarkis is willing

The New Orleans City Item says
40 newspapers in Indiana have an
nounced their preference for re-
nomination of the old ticket ilden
and Hendricks. We agree with the
Yazoo City (Miss.) Sentinel when it
says: 'This is the strongest ticket
that could be nominated"
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~ We think it subject of con-
graduation that the Banner has
never criticised harshly, or sneered
ct o contemporary. This paper has
never attempted to advance its own
interests By damaging others. It is
like ridicule, about the last argu-
ment that can be used, and always
an evidence OF weakness. The Ban.
ner wishes for all abundant success,
snd has only kindly wishes for them.
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STRAY Sale.

E'strayed before 2. R. Gilmer, Justice Of the
- Peace for Ward 3, Bossier parish, by
NJ. L. Ford, and will be sold for cash, at Col.
linsburg, La, on Saturday, July IL, 1888, a
white and red eolored COW, marked with crop,
split and uDderbit in right ear, and crop and
underbit in left ear; left eye out, and about
years old. Also, one muly steer, about three
years old, marked with crop and hole in right
ear and underbit in left. Appraised at SOL
Owners are requested TO come forward
prove property, pay charges. &c.
j. j. BARNES, Constable.
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An exchange asks: 'tWhat is in
name p Well, ask your bank
directors to discount your note and
you will find out.
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The New Orleans States says: It
is observed that crops are never as
good as during years of tornadoes.
What yield for 1888 there will be
in this country.
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Mr.. Shepardson is right when he
says: at is useless to attempt to
maintain theories to the effect that
the South can not manufacture cot
ton goods against the logic of &C.
complished facts"
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~ Ordinary cotton was quoted
Tuesday in Shreveport at &c.;
good ordinary, 7ac.; low middling,
8sc; middling, &c.; good middling,
"a :
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- 'There is a tide in the affairs
Of men, which taken at the flood,
leads on to fortune" There is also
sstrong, steady increasing tide of
favor and customers heading toward
the popular store of Mr.. Julius A..
Jacobs, where can be found as large
stock, and as well kept a stock of
staple and fancy dry goods, Sc, as
can be found in Shreveport. Mr..
Jacobs can't be uDdersold, and he
win dazzle your eyes with his large
line Of goods and low prices.
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The Humboldt Interstate says
Gov Click is the best Governor Kan.
sas ever had. Click is the first Dem.
ocrat ever elected Governor of Kan
sas IS
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God bless all good women, says
the Columbia Democrat. To thor
soft hands and plying hearts We
must come at last.
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For Sole b III BOOK a,la Ne,esaeaiers.

Terms Yearly Subscription, So 50; single
number, 25 cents Liberal Club Rates
- Specimen Number mailed, postpaid, on
receipt of % cents. Postage Stamps afford a
convenient form of remittance.l
= y. LIPPINCOgT q co. Publishers,
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Hon. Henry j. Hyams. editor of
'srhe Sugar Planter" died at his
home in West Baton Rouge parish on
the 10th inst, in the 55th year of his
ACE.
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Ia Messrs. Henry Dreyfuss &
Son, Of Shreveport, have everything
needed IN the line of dry goods, at
the very loweat prices.
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BELLEVUE, La, June Z, 1883.
Pursuant to a call of the Presi-
dent for the Police Jury to meet in
special session for the purpose of
selecting delegates to the Levee
Convention to be held at Baton
on June Is, 1888, Thos. Lyles, Pres.
ident, w. B. Boggs and j. W. Rains
met. There being no quorum, the
members present recommended the
following gentlemen as delegates,
and requested the clerk to notify
them by mail of their appointments,
viz: W. B. Boggs, Fl. W. Ogden,
John Pickett, J. A. Sewall, DR.. H.
7. billiard, j. r. Cavett, Elias skan-
nal, n. B. Murff, 3. s. Dortch, Id.
Atkins, G. A. E. Poole and 3. J.
McDade.
When, on motion, the members
present adjourned.
THos. LYLEs, President.
!. e. KEYsER, Clerk.
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TELEPHONE TO BELLEVUE.-Mr.
Thomas Bresnahan, manager of the
telephone exchange in our city,
leaves for Bellevue during the week
to interview the citizens there re,
garding the construction of a tele.
phone line between Shreveport and
Bellevue. Such a line would be of
incalcnlable benefit to our friendsin
Bellevue, and we hope they willmeet
the agent of the company and make
some arrangement for its construc-
ton that will be carried ont. We
hope to hear good report when
Mr.. Bresnahan returns. If satisfac.
tory arrangements are made it will
not be long before we can set at our
office desk in the Standard office
and hold pleasant conversation on
business topics or social with our
friends in Bellevue, So mote it be.
What says scanland, Snider, Dock
Oneal, d. r. Mohre, Frank Smith,
and our other friends in Bellevue 2
Shreveport Standard.
'tBarkis is wiling"
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Notice.

E'rom and after the 18th day of June, the
4 assessment for the Parish of Bossier will
be open for inspection and correction.
4. B. NASH, Assessor.
June 9TH 1892 Dts
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One firm in Dade county, Alabama
proposes to plant 100000 cocoanut
trees.
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~ A gentle rain yesterday re.
freshed nature.
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Southern Historical Society Papers,
RICHMOND. VA.

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SOathey7s Historical Society Published an
der the Direction of the Executive Com
aaittee, and Edited BIZ the Secretary,
REV. IT, WI. JONES, ID. D
q the main object of our publication Is to col;
l. lectand preserve-Eor tho future historian
material for a true history Of the eaSses;
progress, and results of the great war for
Southern Independence, while at the SAINTS
time regard will be paid to the general history
Of the Southern States,
The publication of this Monthly wis beguri
the lst OF January, 1876 but has already att
tsined high reputation both in this country
and in Europe
The New England Historical and G0usaiog
icai Register, SAYS that no '.libraryy public or
private which pretends to historical ftiIlbess;
cFn afford 10 be Without these pOlssmes" ana the
London Saturday Review says that they con
tain mass of information relative to the late
war, sgiat0ett a careful study Of aCIicb no his.
t0ftaas kOsseeeF limited his scope should 6ssstirS
70 treat any fragment Of hat most Interesting
story.
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Members receive our Papers without adais
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Ten Volumes to first of January, 1888:
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Will not our friends everywhere exert them
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And willie anxious TO enlarge our subserips
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Light upon any part OF the story of the great
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Address Rev. j. VIM. JONES, ID. D.
Secretary Southern Historical Society,
Richmond, Vas
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% Mrs. Mary Jane Snider, wife
Oh Dr.. I. A. Snider, formerly Of this
parish, died at Sacramento, Califor.
MIA, May rs, 1883, aged 50 years,
9 months and 9 days. Mrs. Snider
was . native of Mississippi, and
sae oldest daughter of Thomas D.
Ocanell, deceased, an old citizen Of
lsossier parish, and was married to
u. snider, as Fillmore, in January.
los. She was the mother of ten
saildreH. OF these, two went before
her to the better world. Her Christ.
IAN life among as here was uniform.
consistent and beautiful. Besides
many relatives, there are a great
number of the oldest families now
residing here whom she counted
among her friends.
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~ just stop and thinkl Don't
you know that one of the best and
easiest ways to save your 'shard
earned wealth. is to buy where you
can get the best goods for the least
money! Of course you know it,
and IN order that you may know
That We know You know it, Messrs.
Kahn & Bigart, Of Shreveport, want
% remind you that they are now of.
kE'ng at astoaaishiagly loso prices one
o. the largest and best selected
stocks of fancy dry goods and dress
goods, &c, IL has ever been your
good fortune to find in this market.
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e. Send for our General Catalogue and Prins
Last Of Sunday school Periodicals.. etc.
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D'y Cpk and -officio D'y Recorder.
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Every thing that properly belongs to d soma
fvely entertaining instructive newspaper for lse
Family Circle. Specimen copies furnished. Try
{. Address,
National Republican., 1883-04-02

TNASY FEEr AND DAILY WALKS
" lu the open ar ana sunshine ln rensc Vital
i,y aud lonyeytN upuCO lhr most eminent phySl-
uJIus. sulgcurs, nud thousands of other wel'hnuwn
iii WHITES CHHopoDlsr EsrABIIsH.
National Republican., 1883-04-02
DEPARTMENT. DAsHEs.

The reduction of the public debt for the
month of March is estimated TO be SO,5OO,OOO
The Postoflice department. has been i'm
formed that Thomas l.. Harvey, letter car
ricr in Richmond, Va, was arrested Saturday
for stealing ordinary letters
The United States fish commission steamer
Fish Hawk, Lieut.. Max Wood commanding
reached the navy yard yesterday morning
from cruise in Chesapeake bay.
The commissioner of internal revenue has
been informed that three special agents re-
Gently destroyed two illicit stills, 5000 gall
Ions of beer, and made two arrests, near At
lanta, Ga.
Seventeen clerks were discharged from the
census office Saturday and the salaries of the
remaining sixty employees cut down % per
cent. The reduction was neccsstated by tho
| limited amount of funds remaining out of the
appropriation.
The coinage executed at the United States
mint in Philadelphia during March aggregated
6,GS7,75 pieces, valued at $l,1l4,O13Sl. This
amount was made up of 900, ,6l0 silvor dollars,
6l0 half dollars, 6l0 quarter dollars, 574,6l9
dimes, 2,5S3,43S five.cent pieces, 1919 three
cent pieces and 2,623,9l0 cents
The total exchange of - per cent. bonds
into per cents. to date amount to S3OO,63l,-
450 of which 50, 100, 100 have been exchanged
since Feb 1. The exchange of these bonds
will be suspended during the month of April
in order to allow the preparation of tho
schedules and interest checks for the pay
ment of the dividends due May /.
National Republican., 1883-04-02

functions. The offices of the auditor, tax col
lector, and assessor are definitely controlled
by law all instruction to them have cmanated
the board"
"Then you think that the Office of presi-
dent means something2n
Yes or why has congress made the Office =?
An experience of eight months | think, has
shown the people of Washington that it
means the power to give them relief in sew
eral directions"
National Republican., 1883-04-02
Currency Outstnnding.
C following is statement of Unite d
......................s 1902. 2.AlG.523 a
Tho prcsident,s Southern Trlp.

The president will probably start for his
southern trip on Wednesday. He will go
direct to Florida, and will probably remain
there about ten days, though the length of
his stay will depend to some extent on the
weather He will be accompanied by MIR.
Phillips, his private secretary, and probably
by Secretary Chandler.
National Republican., 1883-04-02

N &. BANGS,
lie Lessons in Elocutlon and Shorthand
(wilh $. w. Flynn. A. NJ,
$, w, cor sth and X sts N. w. Terms In advance.
National Republican., 1883-04-02

WE HAVE HOUSES FOR SALE At A BAR
GAIN IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
WE WILL OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
SIX LOTS ON CORCORAN STREET CHEAP
II SOLD Al ONCE.
DISHOP &c HILL,
National Republican., 1883-04-02
Stlonrp 10 2poam.

--- eIIUNTU 10 = UNI,
MONEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUI1-REAL l.
w estate notes bought and sold charges mod erlC
aud no unnecessary delay. DUNALL q MAl.R,
Real estate aud Insurance Brokers, vs. Il street.
mBl-m
MONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS FROM Si0D TO
-4NA. sO,OJ0 BISHOP IL HILL, 1908 F street north.
west, mnnEtf
N gONEY TO LOAN
IVA Al LOVES RATES or INTEREST
ON HEA l. ESTATES SE' URGrY.
THOMAS i. FI,Ill.R X 90,
int t9m i;aI n street northwest
Mooney TO LOAN on REAL E,TATE APTHF
street northwest. nOl3.tf
National Republican., 1883-04-02
GnrILish 8nthe.

NEW TURRGSE1 BA'Tm tDR. BoVElss1
N il7 q street opposite tiggs House Largo pool,
good ventilation Ladies, Monday and FrIduy. MI
open sunday. open from a. m IN 10 p. ni.i satur,
day, ~ b. IA. Baths. 81! GtCScts, sLBJ
go DR. II. L. BOYEE, Electrician.
FWNIE SIGEDD HArHS OOl j. STREET, NEAR
4 Nintl, wei known ne The oldest and hest In th3
city inns bath is constructed with view 10 epnyOn'
phur, ana Meycuglal Baths given with 'klu and aN-
pcrenCo AuuluulUnrp of ten years experience a. tnit
Sunday from a, m. 70 u IN. mrs.
National Republican., 1883-04-02
@ersonuI.


ENNERGETGC YOUNG MAN WITH SMALL
H capital wishes 10 devote his time and MONEY to
some paying business now established Address
Y, Republican Ohice. np2-5tt
DRIvATE LESSONS GIVEN EVENINGS IN
Il Patent Office ana architectural drawing; good
rveferce' terms moderate. For further information
call ut No O3l II street northwest, Monday, Wedn s.
day, and Friday evenings from TO O'clock. @3t]
SUPERIOR FACILITIES FOR REPAIRING
- and rCuphOlsterlng furniture and Chlldren's car
riages aud eNterminating moths, nt w. B. MOSES Il
SONS, seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
ma25-tf
HOWFS BOOK-KEEpING--EASIE SHORT
Il est, best; months OF study saved. With pen
mnrship. &C.. s3 II month. Day and night q. w.
HOWE 1880 seventh street. ma7-lm@
nECoRATtYE ART NEEDLE,woRK-MRs.
- Il. BRASELMAN Will give instruction In
Grewel, Kensngton, and 9ll kinds OF Embroldery.
Lessons In classes and private. Apply at hor EN-
hrodering Parors, No. l2ll q street northwest.
Terms reasonable. sell-ly
tsNXTEAK AND UNDEVELOPED PARTS OF
w the human body enlarged, developed. and
strengthened Hc, IL an interesting advertisement
long run In our paper In reply TO INQUIRIES we viii
say that there is no evidence Of humbug about this
on the contrary the advertisers are very highly In.
dOrsed. Interested persons get sealed circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Erie Med Co.
T.. o. Box 5l3, Buffalo, n. Y.-1bledo EUening Bee.
oc3l-tf
National Republican., 1883-04-02
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
lOls y Fstreet nurlnwest.

our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our hsisei
stores, Hhups, and arms offered for rent, tOgtt her
w.th descriptions, prices ,yC,, aud how Ihey may be-
Property for sale u all paris Ofth1 city Money
to loan on real estate can.
B, II. WARNER. glU T. street.
National Republican., 1883-04-02
for snIr--Tots

VToR sALE-TEN ACRES or SPLENDID LAND
~ at Bgighwood, -. Ci three acres in woods; w.l
cnah or $50 Ou time. Inquire of G. II. WILLIE II,
l5G u street northwest. np26
TOR SALE-NEBI CHEAP. on mon tilLN
IL payments Of So Large bnidug lots on the cast
sido Of Thirteenth street, between h. and southeast,
j. W. STARR 1i2l New York avenue. mAU1t
National Republican., 1883-04-02
THE EYEBROWS AND EYELASIIIE3s.
THE EYEBROWS AND INELASlli ~.
THE EYEhnoWs AMP Is;A AELASiI u /; ~

owing to tho demand for Is services In other cities,
E.TUulur Dr. Van Dyck Wil be- at his Washington
OitCr Monday, Tuesday, uuu wednesday ol edcu
week unlyi hOur., H, m. 10 y. ~. Hereafter no
one can uo treated wtsuut % positive engagement.
National Republican., 1883-04-02
Bonrninu.

NJ rs. II. II, TAYLOR, CATERER, Gl0 THIRD
NI street northwest-l am prepared 10 serve You
WIN tho choicest meals; sent 10 all parts Of the city
Please TO give me call Prices SIS TO so month.
mR203t
MISERABLE TABLE BOARD QNCLUDlNG
- roum) for 81 per day or less; everything quiet
neat, nee, aud satisfactory; please try us. AtiO1la
First street northwest ma9s-3tF
TLINION HOUSE, SEVENTH AND ISTREEr5
~ northwest - III irst-clnsS table board and largo
rooms at reasonable rates; location central; tral-
siont rates. ~, SL25, Sl,50i no liquors destf
VNREMONT HOUSE
a CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS
FrstclGsS table, politcaud attentive wants. Very
desirable situation Tor families. latus, $40 and u
per day so SD so, ana 80 per mouth.
del H. W. DENlSON, Proprietor
National Republican., 1883-04-02
Qj0utational.

SHORTHAND TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY A
Cgentleman OF experienced $50 per month; three
lessons or week Address r.. Republican Onice.
,,p-Q
National Republican., 1883-04-02
.for Nrnl--%arms.

JVARM FOR IENE SALE, OR TRADEi USED
Il for gar ,cn IutpustS; sltui ted ON Potomac RIVER
near FonWushlnglon Amply Ii. 5. JOHN TON, no.
dg5 Pennsyl avenue, na3l3tH
National Republican., 1883-04-02
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VHTANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN 10
w cook wnsh, nnd iron ard do general house
work III u private family must come well recon-
mended and stay At night Apply at so. isli Cor.
COrau street. maSO3th