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rT'HE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE or
THE NURSERY.
a BENEFACTREss.

The following is an extract from letter w'.'tcn
20 tie German Rtlormed Messenger, At Cham
bcrsburg, Penn:
A BENEFACTBESs.
jus, open The door for bor, and Mrs. WirsIcg
VIII prove the American Florence nightingale of
the Nursery. OF this we are 20 sure isat we VIII
teach oar "susy" 10 say, "a blessing on Mr.
Winslow m FOR helping her 10 survive and escape
the giping, colickng. and tcethng Siege. Mlsf.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves tie
child from pain, and cures dy sentcry and disr-
rhGa. 10 sofiens the gums. reduces Inflammation,
cures wiRd-coic, and carries TIE infant safely
through the teething period. IL performs precisely
what It profcsses TO PERFORM every part OF It-nO-
thing ess. We have never seen Mrs. WInslow-
know her only through the preparation OF her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teeiaine.' IL we
had the power we would make her, as Sic l., "A
physical savior to the infant race. Sold by oil
In lG-codlw
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THREE TO ONE.
Judges Lacy, FauntIcroy, ana hscn'
ardson In Favor OF Seating Mr.
Hinton. and Judge Lewis
Opposed to It.

The New Supreme Court or Appeals Decide
that Judges Elected TO Fill Vacancies are
Elected for the UncxpIred Terms of Their
Predecessors; The Old Court Reversed and
Hon. Drury A. Hinton seated in Place oil
Hon. T.. &. Buris-cpinions by Ihree
Judges, Including Dissenting one Dy
Judge Lewis, President OF the Conrt-steps
Taken by the Attorney-General to Decide
the Medicai-Coliese Question, &c.' Sc'
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[FoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l

TIE PEOPLES WORLDWIDE VEgDicT.-
Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold in every
civilized country. and the public have rem
dered the verdict that il il the cheapest and
best hair-dressing in the world.
Burnetts FIayoring Extracts are invs-
rably acknowledged the purest and the
hest
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IN ROUGH AND wINTRY WEATHER, 30 trying
on weak and delicate lungs. 30 prolific In Coughs.
Colds, and kindred complaints, you require good
and reliable medicine for prevention ~ well ~
cure. WAGNER's ROCK AND RYE "ExPBcTo-
RANT is the medicine. We advise you 10 tryi Il.
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n. SELDOM TAYLOR, l2k L. NJ. lot At tho
southeast corner or Cary aud Ninth streets.
LOT. with framed buildings thereon, on tho
west side Of seventh street between Canal and
Byrd vacant lot on The south side ~ Canal
street between sixth and seventh vacant iOt
on sixth street south Of It's intersection wi,h
Canal street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 4 Il. NJ, trustees sue Of
brick dwelling No. llo west Leigh street.
JNO. 4. LAUGHTOE, JE.. l0. 4. NJ, sbons
$4,000 handmade cigars; also. AZ chosS
green and black teas.
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Az EXTENDED POPULARITY. browns BEoN-
CufAL TRoCnEs have been before the public msny
years. They are pronounced superior to all other
articles used for similar purposes. For relieving
coughs. colds, and throat-diseascs they have been
prgUed reliable.
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WEATHER REPORT.

r,-o,c,7,oSs roR To-DAY.-For the Mid
INp.SH,i N..,an,ic states, warmer, fair weather,
ule ..asis shifting 10 easterly winds, station
srv or lower pressure
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r,r ur,ruER YESTERDAY was clear and
'VI THERMOMETER YEsTEEpY; 6 A: NJ, 20; %
n %: noon, 30; u. NJ. 81; . T..
NJ, %; midnight, %.
Mean temperature, 20.
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CANE-PEEsENTATIoN. Mr.. +. Bottig-
heimer, IN behalf Of Paradise Lodge, |. y.
B. b., ut their last meeting presented MIR.
Isaac Held, the secretary OF the Lodge,
with 4 handsome gold-headed cane az
token OF their appreciation Of his services.
Mr.. Held responded, thanking tho mcm-
bers for the honor conferred upon him.
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POLICE COURT. The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Willie Price (colored), charged with as
sault and battery. Whipped by his mothers
Charles Cowlin, Walter Cowlin, Martin
Cowlin, and Samuel Cowlin (ail colored),
charged with assault and threatening Su-
san Cowlin. Discharged.
Preston Shields and Ellen Mayo (botli
colored), charged with lewd conduct. Con-
hnued until next court. Attachment issued
for Preston Shields.
James Wilson, charged with being va
grant. Discharged.
Lucy Brown (colored), charged with
trespass. Discharged.
James Brown (colored), charged wlth
feloniously assaulting Polly Sample. Dis
charged from this offence, but committed
i)r six months in default OF surety.
John O'Toole, charged with feloniously
assaulting Wilson Henderson. Bailed for
to-day.
Edward Moore and William Allen (col-
orad). charged with being suspicious char
octers. Committed for six months each in
default OF surety.
Joseph Jones (colorcd), charged with fe-
loniously breaking and entering the hem
house OF Ruby johnson and stealing eleven
chickens OF the value OF $40. Sent to
the grand jury. Committed. Bail allowed
in the sum OF $500.
RobeIt Barefoot. charged with unlaw ul
trespass. Fined $5, and surety for Lis
good behavior required.
John T.. Ryan, drunk. Fined 81.
Wilson Henderson (coloredl drunk.
Continued to to-day.
william Smith, drunk. Fined 81.
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Mr.. f. b. Spence, who has been critically
i'll for several days past, was considered Dy
his physician decidedly better yesterday.
Miss Fannie ID. Hutzler, after a soiourn
of several weeks with friends in the city OF
baltimore, has returned home.
Mr.. Richard p. Barham, proprietor OF
the Inde1-Appeal OF Petersburg, paid this
Office q welcome visit yesterday.
Another mistake: The Princess Louise
was brought inio Richmond at night, and
was not therefore permitted to see the
depot OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Com
pany.
Colonel Il. NJ. Mayo and Hon. Hugh w.
Shefey are in the city.
The members OF the Second Baptist
church will on next Wednesday night
tender Rev. W. w. Landrum, pastor OF
that church, and Mrs. Landrum, his lady,
A reception, which will take place at the
church at q O'Clock.
The street-cars are getting fully under
weigh again, and have resumed travel as
aioretime.
Mr.. Charley A. Johnston, deputy collector
Of United States revenue in the Petersburg
district, was III the city yesterday.
Hon. ii. 4. Atkinson, who has been
confined 10 MS rcslucDce ny severe nuns
position, was able to be on the streets yes
terday.
The slippery condition OF the streets
makes it very bad for teamsters and teams.
A hali-load worries the horses more now
than full one would in better weather.
Burglars entered the store Of Mr.. Charles
L. Todd. on Sixth street, Saturday night,
and stole keg OF lard and a package Of
cheese. Captain Parater arrested Samuel
Frayser and recovered the property. So
lon johnson and John johnson were also
arrested by Officer Fox on suspicion OF
having a hand in the matter.
1t will be pleasing piece Of news to tie
many friends of Governor Cameron 10
know that his children are rapidly recover
ing from their illness, caused by variolOid.
At the Grace-Street Presbyterian church
the Rev. Thomas Drew, OF Chase City,
Va, preached morning and night to large
congregations. The interest shown in the
meetings held all of last week has induced
Mr.. Drew to continue them this week, and
meetings will be held in the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church each day at j. O'Clock
noon and at night at O'Clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TIE DAUGHTER OF A QUEEN.

The Marquis OF Lorne, Govcrnor-Generai oil
IN, pominion of Canada, and His WIFE,
the Princess Louise, in kichmohu-A
Pleasant Trip Over the Chesapeake anu
ohio RaiIroad-The Party Bound Tor
Charleston, and TO Stay Here Only for
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Surrey as the birds IN springtme, comes natures
demand for that most potent remedy forall bilious
troubles-TARR ANTS SELTZEI APERiEST.
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AUCTION: SALES THIS DAy.

rF- on all sales Of Resl Estatsmade between ihs
1st OF January and last Of June the taxes to- the
present year have 10 he paid By the purchaser. On
III sales made between the lst OF July and i,s .of
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom Was adopted about hfieen years ago
by all the rcsl estate agents ~ Richmond, and Ep-
plies 10 Richmond and NiciniN.l
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-llOUsE. Good sors,
lo,y nrices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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HRCKER's BAKIYG-POwpER Is perfect Ia every
respect. hcaltnful, thoroughly reliable, uniform in
strength, and It's baking qualities cannot be sur
p1 S-cd
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Fresh vaccine received daily at Walton
Brothers, corner Of Fifth and Marshall
streets.
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lcliciolss Green Tea

can be bought at moderate price Of
Joseph VI. Blair, grocer, SO3 pace Block)
Main street.
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CPECIAL NOTlCE.-THE NEW RE
- fRIGERATOR CAR of the "Chcsareake and
ohio Refrigerator Line" will be on cxhlDIuon 40
the depot on TUESDAY anu WEDNESDAY,, We
9Th and l 7th instant.
An interested in The shipping of perislab,c
goods are respectfully inyitedto cNamlnci II.
Va i6-2t M.S. tOOfE. Agcat.
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UNITED STATES COURT.-The session Of
the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia, which was
commenced here yesterday, was interesting
by reason OF the fact that the eases OF GER
tain officers in the office of the Commission
er Of the Revenue OF this city were to have
a hearing upon charge OF fraudulently
signing certain supplemental taX-assess-
ment lists. The particulars Of the arrest Of
these parties and the details Of the matter
when it came up before the grand jury OF
the United States Court have already been
given, and are familiar to the readers Of the
Dispatch.
The jury were summoned to appear ut
1890 O'Clock in the morning, and were
promptly on hand, but Judge Robert W.
Hughes had not arrived, and as he was TO
come from Norfolk he could not reach the
city until after ~ NJ. Judge Bond was
also expected, but he did not put in an ap-
pearance, and will not arrive until to-day.
Judge Hughes came in about - O'Clock,
and the court was formally opened, but no
business was done further than recog-
nizing the jury to appear to-day ut II
O'Clock; after which the court adjourned.
CAPTAIN John s. Wise, District Attorney,
was present. and seemed to have as much
work on hand as he wanted.
Among the eases which are to come up
for consideration before the court are those
of Thomas Deane, OF Petersburg, charged
with violation OF the internal-reyenue laws
lin the Petersburg district by selling
liquor without license, and Albert Andrews
(coloreG), OF Dmwiddie county, charged
with selling both liquor and tobacco with
out license. In the case Of the first named
a true bill was found, and the case submit
ted to a Jury at the session Of the AleXan-
dria court recently held, but the jury failed
TO agree. In the ease OF Andrews true
bill was found at Alexandra, but tie
case did come TO trial. Andrews has en-
gagged the services Of y. w. Harris (col-
ored) as counsel, and it is understood that
he will plead the pauper act, and for this
purpose has caused number OF witnesses
to be summoned. Other cases from Pc
tersburg that were dismissed by United
States Commissioner Gallagher, OF that
place, will, il is understood, he brought TO
the consideration of the grand jury OF the
United States Court on the 22d instant.
The first cases which will engage the at
tention OF the court will be those OF the
supplemental assessment lists.
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DOUk AAD JOB MOhk NEATLY
DExkCUrED ~ the DlsrATcH PbikTiAe
H0uhks
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THE TRANSPARENT ICE COMPA-

i ny, composed chiefly of Boston men oi en-
d0rsed high business standing and cnleri fioe, arc
completing their works al the corner OF Adams
and Canal streets, to he In tine for lhe spring do
lar value 800, 10 eltizcns 81 kiehmohd desiring
10 identify themselves With our people. We'll
sDOwu citizens OF means and eniefprlhe have
iIrcady united with thcin. Parties desiring -
take stock are invited 10 call upon judge JOHN
F.LAy. Room o, kueger's oGildins, tank street.
y 16-2t
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,s.,,,.s a, ,.e Posi-ofhce at Richmond' va" as
Eh''''~ second-ciass mstier.i
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Personals and Briefs.

tlN0I IINNtIWfIyt :. :,
WALTER Il. UIGHAM, W. s
National Republican., 1883-09-05
THE PuARMAoEUTIoAL CoNvEN-
ssrs-S TIoN.


Meeting OF Ladies 20 Mako Arrangements
for the Entertainment OF tho Expected
Visitors. hn
A meeting, principally of lsdiel Vas held
at Mrs. Duckett's, corner Twenty second
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
yesterday, to arrange q suitable programme
for tho entertainment Of the wives Of the
pharmacists who will moet In convention hero
next woek. Mr.. q. G.. O. Simms was elected
president and Mrs. ]. r. Walton acted as sec
rotary. A committee, consisting Of Mesdamea
Thompson, Shahert, and Simms, was ap-
pointed 10 arrange with the resident ladies
all necessary plans for the suitable entertain
ment Of their visitors. The number of ladies
who will accompany their husbands is not
known, although IL is expected that there
will be over 100 In all.
Tho headquarters Of tho visiting pharma-
cists and their wives will be at tho Arlington
hotel. No arrangements were made for a
general reception, and mono will be held.
The wives of the resident pharmacists win be
divided into committees which will chape-
ron the visiting ladies about tho city. and
show them the points Of interest. Mrs.
Thompson, who Is the chairman Of the COM
mittee on arrangements, has appointed the
following committee to serve:
On Monday from 10 Q. m. to 12 M, Mes
danes Reinlein, Nattans, Coumbo, Christiani,
J. A. Milburn, NJ. v. Mllburn, Thompson,
Schafhirt, Simms. and Walton.
From 4 p. m. until p. M, Mesdames,
Duckett, Prentiss, Coumbe, Becker, Davis,
Thompson, Reinlein, III. L. Milburn, J. T.
Milburn, and Nattans.
Tuesday, from 10 q. m. to 12 M, Mesdames
Ferguson, Lockhart, Davis, Walton, Schaf-
hirt. N. V. Milburn, Duokett, Christiani.
Fickling Prentiss, and Thompson, and Miss
Becker.
Tho three committees will then take turns
as above.
National Republican., 1883-09-05
Another Civil Rights.

A warrant was procured yesterday by Mr..
Cornelius Brown, of the money order division,
Postofiice department, against the purser of
the steamer Armenia, Mr.. Geo. Purdell,'
charging him with refusing the complainant
ON Aug. "a the desired first class transporta-
tion to Lower Cedar Point on account of his
color. Mr.. Brown offered to buy two tickets,
but was told that he could only be accommo-
dated with deck fare. Owing TO an error
made by the complainant the warrant will
not be served until to-day.
National Republican., 1883-09-05
COL. ID. B. PARKER's RETIREMENT

Complimentary Letter by the Postmaster
General I'm Accepting His Resignation.
The postmaster general in accepting the
resignation Of chief inspector Col. D. B. Par
ker, forwarded him letter of compliment
in regret over his retirement from the SER
vice. This graceful testimonialis given below:
Col; DAVID B. PAnyER-Dear Sir: have re-
ceiyed your letter of the third instant rendering
your resignation as chief postofice inspector.
Nothing but the assurance contained In your let
ter that you have received an advantageous propo-
slt9n on 70 engage in private business would induce
me 70 consider your proposed resignation The
excellent record you have made during your years
OF faithful work In the department. as well as my
own personaS knowledge Of your ability and
sdeEty, make make me extremely reluctant % part
do not wish, however, to stand IN the way OF
your personal advancement, and I, therefore
accept your resignation, to take effect 0ot 49, with
an expression Of sincere regret that our official
relations are TO be severed. You leave behind
You an example Of faithful devotion TO duty Of
Whioh you may we'll be proud, and which IL
worthy of imitation In all branches Of the SER
vice. Yours truly,
SEPT, L. Ib09.
National Republican., 1883-09-05
g,al Gstatf Sruk,rs.
MrbitaI.

tVoUR TREATMENT FOR IMPoTENoY
and nervous decay, am convinced, Is the
lettor from John s. Allen M, D. to Erie Medical Co..
Buffalo, N. Y. On request the company will mali
TJEALTH Is WEALTH.
DIR j. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Hysterla, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache MeptAllDepression,
Loss OF Momory, spermatorrhea, Impotency, ln'
over~exertion seiiaRuse or oyer.indulSehes Which
leads TO misery decay and death. one boz will
recent cases. Each box contains months treat
ment. One dollar box, or ak boxes for five dollars
Sent by mall prepaid, on receipt of price. We guar,
antee ak boxes 10 cure any case. With each order
received by US for six boxes accompanied with Ave
dollars, We will send tho purchaser our written guar
Antee TO return the money II the treatment does not
erect cure, Guarantees issued cy sTO1'f CHOM.
WELL, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. o.,
ceive prompt attention. Iy7-iy
National Republican., 1883-09-05
THE PATENT OFFICE.

ptatemcnt Showing tho Large Increase of
Receipts During the Present Year.
The administration Of Commissioner of
Patents Marble cannot be more astteringly
presented than in the statement furnished of
the receipts for patents for the eight months
of the current fiscal year ended Aug.
81. The receipts for August, 1883, were
$92, ,464.25, and August. 1852, $s7,04O15, show
ing an excess for August of this year of $5,-
<24.10. The receipts from Jan. to Aug. 81
of the present year were $756, ,653.70, being an
increase over 1882 Of $lO1 1,2O9s5. This state
rapid increase Of the patent industry through
out tho country.
The issue Of patents yesterday was AT, of
which 426 were new patents. Ia designs, 12
trade marks, 81 labels, and 1 reissue.
National Republican., 1883-09-05
ISIS sTEAMLAUNDRY.
FINE WORK.
1872 F STREET, NEAR EBBIrT HOUSE
auii.s,tu IRA eoDI

Aulis,tu IRA GODFREY, Jn, Proprietor,
EASY. FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
~ and longevity hence the most eminent Is5ai'
clans surgeons, and thousands OF other we'll known
persons, from far aud near Walt
DIR WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
lfl4PennsylVanR avenue, opposite Wizards Hotol,
lor relief from oorns, bpnions, diseased nails, and
other complaints OF the feet.
twenty-five consecutive years ofpractlco In Wash,
ipgtOn, ID, q,
Pes, d psE Walt Tor putting the feet In order
National Republican., 1883-09-05

w BY pH, ]. VAN bYcK.

723 Twelfth street northwest
IL you have Pmples, Blapkheads, Liyerspots
Freokles, Moth, Tan. Sunburn Readiness, and Ollness
Qfthe Nose, Deep Pores, or any COMPLEXION BeInlah
DIR VAN DYCK can remove them and BeAutlfy the
Complexion without any cosmetic, paint, OF enamel,
II your Hair thin harsh, dry faded rely
gray. II You have excessive Daudruh, Scaly Scalp
Tetter Crown Frontal; part or Temple Baldness. II
you have Bcant, Irregular EyebrOw4 or Lashes, DIR
VAN DYCK, by o scientific course Of TREATMENT can
produce Vigorous Luxurlant Growth ofIIair Pretty
brilliant, and beautiful Complexion, Thick Heavy
Lu1uriant Hair, Regular, Long, and Lovely Eye
Hands, consult Dir VAN DYoK at once. The Doctor
has pTScteed his sPs,clSa 9r ns9Ily twenty years
As DR.. VAN DICK could not hli all OF his engage
ments the lst 3D. and 3d he will have parlofs At
723 Twelfth street from Sept. 9Th TO evening OF the
10TH Call and make your engagemells at onra, as
only limited number can be treated daily. SupeFhu
Gus Hair permanently and forever removed BY the
operation OF EleClIOyais. Remember the doctor
will be at723 TWel1h street northwest Sept, O. o. Il
and 10. 8 r. m. to p. IN,
National Republican., 1883-09-05
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1880 STREET.
MRS. c. W. PAIRo. PRINCIPAL


SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, FsTA r.
- lished In 1854 and Improved yearly, occupies
spacious, handsome and conmodiOus halls IN Lin.
coin Hall building corner Ninth aud streets north
west training tor sous and daughters for real life
ior setsupport, usefulness, and honorable independ-
ence. COLLEGE onico open for reception and registra-
Ton ofstudents August "a, Regular day aud evening
sessions resumed Monday, Sept e. Course OF study,
Penmanshlp, orthography, English Language, Busi.
ness Correspondence business Calculations, Book
keeping, by single and double entry; CO mercia Law
Political Economy, and business Morals, Special de-
phrtments OF Execution aud Photography. In the
buhness Practice department the student Invests
capital deposits in the College Bank, makes puT-
ehmes Tor cash and on time, gives and receives notes.
cnecks dratls, receipts, &C.. pays rents, Insurance.
ana taxes, and Keeps all OF the accounts
International Business College Diploma conferred
upon graduates at close OF scholastic year. II is Of
advantage 70 students 10 be registered and fully
equipped prior 10 The opening day.
Hours or inHtruction-DAy sessions, q m. 10 $50
p m; evening sessions, Monday, Tuesday Thurs
dhH ana friday, 9 10 $3.50 p, m.
tuition fees-Day sessonB year scholarship, In
cash, 0i year sehoarshlp, In nsIallments, t8O pay
aole llO on admission aud remainder In monthly IN
stnllmens or tiO each by the quarter, go upon Rd-
nhslon Evening sessions yoar scholarahlp, Ia cash.
toi ~ the quarter, on admission e0i by the month
tlon.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal
EvENINo GLASSES, ga MONTH
IL
National Republican., 1883-09-05

IKTANTnD-,To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E
w Beali. RooIn T. itoO New York avenue, 70 Com,
United States Commissioner. ExRnliner, aud NoiAry
PHbli0 always In onice non 10 n. Lobn N. Rp5oIy
National Republican., 1883-09-05
Ynat nnn .Snnn0.

IL In tbs u. and B, r. II, depot, straw cigar ense
street northwest. ReSStt
National Republican., 1883-09-05
RsaI 6stnts aDruntrn

REAL ESTATE NOTICE
trTsops placing their property on my book. for
sale II eligible and At fair prices, will have II adver
iised at my expense In the daily pSpsrs
sel0ts 1905 Street Northwest
National Republican., 1883-09-05
:Sor SaIs--9u OTIS.

TNoR sALE-LoT NORTHWEST CORNER OF
II Tweny.hrst street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. about 1000 square feeti might exchange
for lmprOvsd property In Baltimore. Address @ b.,
Repuboan Once, BeS3t@
VNoR sALE-CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT REAL Is5-
IL tate a vacant lot on u street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets northweat Inquire at 1890
Ninth street northwest ana06tt
IINOR sALE-IN THE CENTRAL l. PART OF THE
IL city lot Soxi55 feet; or a subdivision of the same
lot l5f90 feet TO 80 foot alley; the owner Of adjon
ing lot will build with purchaser Apply TO No GIL
Thirteenth street northwest. lyl0
National Republican., 1883-09-05
IrrsonaI dumfprt.

TIME BHEDD BATHS, OOS " STREET, NEAR
IL Nlnth-1urkish, Russian, sulphur, and Mercurai
Baths given with skill and experiences MapipulRlor
often years experience at this establishment Single
bath. q; for sSi II for slO open Sunday from a
IN To n IN, aul7u
ATEW TURKISH BATH CDR RoVEESl
IN IilT q street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool
good ventilation. Ladies' Monday aud Friday. NOT
open Sunday Open from = m. I'll 10 p. nli Satar.
ape DR. IL. l. BoVEE. Electrician.
National Republican., 1883-09-05
IQOnsp to 4uam.

TVHE REPUBLICAN, JOB OFFICE HAS Ev.
cry facility ipr the prompt execution OF all kinda
Of Book and Job Work and at pToes as low W can 10
had In thla OK any other city