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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

The senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations.
II. G. Minor, of Louisiana, to be collector of
internal revenue for the district of Louisiana.
John +. llaurant, OF Pennsylvania, 10 be
collector Of customs Tor the district Of Phila.
delphin
VIM. \. Baldwin, to be collector OF customs
for the district Of Newark, y, j,
Stanford T., ChUille, of Louisiana, to be q
member Of the national board Of health.
Capt. AlmOn L. Rockwell, assistant quarter
MUSTER 10 be quartermaster with the rank OF
major
Nelson A. Dupning, of Michigan, to be con.
sui at Auckland.
Assistant Naval Constructor George T. Nal,
let, OF California, to be naval constructor
VIM, NJ. Wright, of New Jersey 10 be second
lieutenant % regiment of infantry,
To he pO,tm0stera-llcu $. lluidekopcr, Mt
Philadelphia, Pa; j, w. HDstcttOr, Orryille,
Ohio; Jonathan h. ScOtold, Puu!syllle ohio,
Thomas u, Campbell, Ottawa, ohio; WIn, A.
Willard, Pa,salnC, \, j.; VIM, e., NUndD water,
Princeton, y, j.; Julie L, Secley Great Bar.
rngtOn, Mass; r. Henry Carpenter, south.
bridge, Mass; John NJ Bacon, Oregon City,
Greg; Thomas j, Ross, Neyada, Iowa; VIM b.
Fish, AuamOsa, Iowa; Donald Mcdonald.
Grand Forks, OAK; Charles H. Wilson. lo.
banOn, Ind; 4. A, Wilson, savannah, Gu,i
Joshua u. Wilson, Florence, S, C., Erwin d.
Hall, Meridcn, Conn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

The case Of Fred. w. Jones, an appeal from
magistrates court, against the Pullman Pal.
ace Cur Company, created some amusement
in the circuit court yesterday The cause Of
action was to recover $3.50, the value of an
umbrella lost In January, 1884, as the plaintiff
claimed, through the negligence of the de-
PENDANTS servants
Mr.. H. Il. Davis appeared for the plaintiff,
and Messrs. Cook and Cole for the company
In opening to the Jury the question of property
in an umbrella was discussed: also the likelf.
hood of the defendant being the owner of the
article. This point was settled beyond dispute
by Mr.. Jones producing receipt showing the
purchase of the article He testified to taking
passage to New York and giving an employe
of the company his satchel and umbrella TO
take care OF, and when he arrived at Jersey
City only the satchel was returned to him, but
afternoon.
Judge Cox decided that the defendant WINS
not common carrier but bailec. The
plnintiil was guilty of contributing negligence
IN not demanding the return OF the umbrella
before leaving the car, but II did not relieve
the company of their responsibility of taking
care OF an article left by a traveller Common
honesty would dictate that an article so LEFT
should be Kept reasonable time for the loser
10 claim. The jury returned n verdict for the
amount claimed, and the result of the suit
proves that the company .bOcame sresponslble
Tor articles Entrusted to their agents for safe
keeping while travelling
TRYthree lines in THE REPUBLICANS want"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28


Among the legacies from intervening ad-
mnistrations which Secretary McCulloch
inherited when he resumed the treas.
ury portfolio was tho claim of w. #.
Wilbur for $4,000 which he claimed as still
due him on the contract for illuminating pave
mont for the New York postotllce building.
Some time since the secretary announced his
determination of taking such action on the
claim US should prevent Its presentation toany
ofhis successors, He appointed a commission
to proceed TO New York and investigate the
validity Of the claim. Experts were there
called who examined the disputed pavement
claimed to have been furnished of much
heavier material than that called for In the
contract at the request of the superintendent.
Finding that the measurements were not sub
Stimulating his claim Mr.. Wilbur asked that
the pavement be taken up and weighed, but
this was refused The report has Just been
made and is to the effect that Mr.. Wilbur is
entitled TO payment for extra quality OF
claim Of S2j, QUO down to 81, 200.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions nj the Various
DIstrIct Onicsa.

District Onices.
The success of the sparring match in
Georgetown on Monday night has in
duced several well.known local pugilists
to apply for permission to give similar
entertainments" Prof Collins, better
known as tho cast-ron man, applied for
permission to give such an entertain
ment" at Forrest Hall, In Georgetown.
He said that admission was TO be charged,
but no prizes or stakes wero TO be con-
tested for, The sports were to he be-
tween his pupils. Tho commissioners
found that an order issued in 1852 pro-
vided that when admission was charged
a license would have to DO taken out.
The professor left without securing a
| license.
The commissioners have appointed T.
r.. Huysmau private in class ono, vice
t. j. Clark, dismissed.
Samuel Connors has been appointed an
additional private.
Liquor licenses have been granted to
j. I. Conneil and w. II. Rupertees.
| A delegation of coupe drivers waited
on tho commissioners yesterday, and
complained that tho hack inspector
would not let them stand at the dcpots.
Inc commissioners said that their order
| OF Dec. 3, 1883, was not intended to pro-
hioit Coupes from standing at the depots,
and they amended the order so rs to
apply to all one-horse vehicles licensed TO
carry passengers, provided that such
vehicles Charge no higher rates than are
customary by herdics or hanson cabs,
aud shall be approved as to their condition
by the hack inspector.
The commissioners have made favor
able report on the bill to allow the Capt.
toll and North q Street Railway Company
to extend its tracks on Water street from
III to streets southwest.
A delegation of milk dealers have APP
Piled to tho health officer for his co.
operation IN getting congress to create
officer promised to make such recon.
mendation.
After this week further penalty will
BIO fixed on the current years. tax.
In reply to u New York firm who asks
whether the surveyor of this city Is in
need OF active laborors, Mai. Lydeckol
has sent the following There is enough
labor In this locality to meet the require
ments on public works in tho District o.
Columbia, and the importation of foreign
or other labor from distant points woult
DO highly Objectionable. ! must there
fore decline to further your object by
furnishing tho information requested by
you"
Mr.. VIM. Cahill requested some tim,
ago that he be compensated for land con
demned and used in extending NJ street
In reply the commissioners stated that oil
examination 1t appears that Cahill ha
had his day in court and q settlement oil
account of the extension of NJ stree
through his property; and this after ap
peal by the District to the court in banC
the decision on the appeal being agains
the District. On final judgment Cahil
was duly paid tho sum of $l,4ls.3g
When in court Cahil set up no sue
claims as those presented, and the com
missioners cannot favorably consider then
at this late date, but, GU the contrary
would find it their duty to oppose all ei
forts to secure their allowance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
L1DTEs' GOODS.
Embroidery and Lace Sale.

300 yards Cambria Flounrng, 10 different pat
tors. u yard wide, fnr Zoe yar.
1000 yards Cambria NHmYoUk and Sw ~ En-
bruidericN assorted patterns. for DC yard
Our l2iC EmbrOdcrles ARE startling bargains;
good value at 2Oc yard
Our lOc patterns take the lead; finch good
among this lot match patterns In six diHcre.
widths, and Inserting to match Cambria Al. Z
overs. SWtss Al overs, and Colored All.overs, ~
100 different patterns In tulorrd Einbroit Ger
les 10 match All-nyCrs, nom % up
COlored EmDrOidrrirs Tor aprons, ic yards
Embroidery | yard wide Tor Use. -
~ yards Linen TorchOu Lace for lgc,
- Torchon Lace, ., 4, ., q, 3, 10, ~, 10, IL, to
OSC yard.
oriental Lace worth 5Oa Will he sold this week
Oriental Lace worth 25c will be sold this week
nj llc.
Oriental Lace 10 pieces for DC yard.
All-Over oriental at Vcis low figures,
Alrsilk spanish Lace. auchCs wide, 2lc yard,
I In cream and black.
Black Headed Lace, q, worth Osc
Beaded Fronts cream aud black, for evening
dresses
Real Hand-ruu. Spanish Lace three different
widths. sl.35 yurd.
BAR aims in Medlcis Lace, Valenolcnnos Lace.
: and Real oriental.
4. S-we claim TO sell Oriental Laccs 10 per
cont. cheaper than any house south OF New
I YORK.
Call and convince yourself All goods marked
/ In plain figures
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

Surgeon General Hamilton Of the marine
hospital service, has been informed Of the ex-
istence Of yellow fever in malignant form ut
Panama aud Colon In single cemetery Mt
Panama there has been more rhan 900 in
ternents between the LIST of July and the 3lst
Of December and II is estimated that ubout
2,iOO people were buried In that city during
the year 1884. II is suggested that all vessels
coming from Colon and Panama to ports OF
the United States be watched with extreme
cure by health officers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
Deeds Filled for Record YESTERDAY

18th ST. west side, bet, and e SITS, s. W., pit. lot
2S, 50. 81, Benjamin j. Darneille ct al, trus-
tees TO Elizabeth q. Bangs and Ann Jane
Drake, sgjG.32.
18th st., east side, at the N. e. cor of Il st. H. W.,
lot 4, So. go, Andrew Wylio to George A.
Shehan, $1,000.
18th st., west side, bet. o and p sts. H. w., s. -
of lot IL, Mary A, CoX's sub, of 81. 10, John
A. BOyand TO Abby Daley, $500.
| st., north side bet. 10Th and 10Th SITS. n. w.
lot . $. DavidsOn's sub. of So 100, Elizabeth
Browne 10 Anna H., William II. A., James r.,
aud Garrett :. Wormley aud Anna NJ. Cole,
81 900.
st., north side, bet, 18th and 9th sts n. W.,
lot o. 50. ., Jos. Forrest to John Mel. Carusi,
$500
c ST., south side bet, LIST and ID SITS. II. w., lot
II, McEuens sub. Of so. ga, VIM, NJ. StGuart
20 VIM, A. MelOy, 5000.
Sd ST., east side, bet. z and Il sts n. W, lot X,
j. Ii. Darrow's sub. ofsg, DOL, VIM. H. llOllz.
man to Sarah Il. Bates sllOJ
I'd ST., west side, at the northwest corner Of NJ
st. 8. e., part of lot !, 81, 7jg, Joanna NJ.
Thompson to Isaac ;, Lyon, $50.
Lot 1885, w. H. PartGllO's sub. of So. ii5, Vim. z.
Particle to Dwight j. Particle $500.
GEoHGETowS
Beatty and liawSiuss addition, lot g. sub. of
lots % and 20, l'rcd'k W. Jones, trustee, 10
IadOCk W, Piukrell, s..
Same az next above, ZadoGE W, Pickrel to
Michael A. MOGowan Sg3O33
Beatty and Hawkius's addition lot I, sub of
lots 70 and &C. Frcdk W. Jones, trustee, to
Samuel b, Paul, So
Same rs next above, Samuel b. Paul Ia
Michael A, McG0Wun, sg33,53.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
THE Markets.
some Activity iH the Morning Fol-
lowed By Falling on In Prices.

Some Activity Ia the Morning FOL
lowed by Falling on In Prices.
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Thc stock mar
ket opened steady with gains Of to on
all active stocks. The trading was prin-
cipally in coalers and grangers. Very
heavy buying by prominent commission
houses in Delaware, Lackawauns and
Western carried its price to S6i. Other
stocks are moving up from to }. Slight
reactions followed until noon, when
trading became dull. Tho mornings
sales wero l5s, 500 shares, Of which $4,000
were Delaware, Lackawanua and West
orn, 1880 st. Paul, aud 1890 North
western. The bulls claimed that there
was perfect harmony in the new coal
combination, and prospects Of tho Penn
/ sylvania company soon coming into the
! fold. Widely circulated reports OF the
! New York Central and West Shore roads
reaching friendly understanding helped
the good feeling during the morning.
Early In the afternoon tho feeling WAS
not so iubilant ON Delaware, LsckawRnna
aud Western, and II sold off 4 before 2
o'clock, other active stocks sympathiz-
| ing TO the extent of /. After tho 2;l5
deliveries were made, there was heavy
] bear pressure to sell Central Pacific, aud
/ the price dropped to 20i, but otherwise
prices were fairly sustained, and the
market closed steady and considerably
above the opening.
Bonds woro very dull but show an adj
! yancing tendency. Money loaned az II.
| There is u growing feeling that the &C.
tive list has been largely oversold, aud
that there is danger Of twist in coalers
or grangors.
Quotations OF Tuesdays Stock Sales.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

THE DEFRAuDED LADIEs.-Queen Victoria
was recently swindled out of fifteen pounds by
a bcggarly scoundrel who pretended to want
IL for charitable purposes But many other
women have been robbed of health by over
work and underpay Enieebled aud languid
women with shattered nerves find strength
and comfort In Browns Iron BlttOrs. Mrs.
Amanda Layson, Crawiordvllle, Ind, writes,
II used Browns Iron Biters for general i'll
health, with good results" II cures dyspepsia,
weakness, and malaria.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
IORoPosALs ron MAI RAas,


IO1TOFFTIT UETAWININT,
WASH SUTTON, D. g., Ian IL, 1850
Separate snntd proposals VIII he received At
THIS department untll the NINTH DAY OF
MARCH, 1850. az noon, for furnishing by cons
the official samples, In such quantities and ut
such times n, may be ordered during the term
OF Jour years, beginning on the first day of April,
lSSD
Specifications of the several clasBs of Mall
Bags, aud of the cOndi'iO and requirements
relating to the prOpos sls and con rICts anu also
ulank forms for III ding, Will be furnished ON
pplcatlon by letter TO the See ond Assistant
Postmaster General.
No proposal viii ne considered which shall not
have been submitted In accordance with such
specifications,
The contracts which may be made Will he In
conformity TO the specifications Aud the accepted
proposal, Tho right ia reserved, however, TO re-
JectA or all the propO .yls.
FRANK IATTON.
luU tWn FsNHf no. n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

Commander Frank Wilde, commanding the
Yantic, North Atlantic squadron, reports TO
the navy department under date of Aspinwall,
Jan. IL, that he has detailed Lieut. Wluslow
and two other officers to inspect the line OF the
canal aud report upon It's progress and COndi-
ton. The report will be forwarded NJ an early
day, He expected to snil for Havana on the
18Th or lllh, and 70 arrive az key Mest Feb. 8.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

The following lave been furnished by Bate
man n Co., bankers IAN y street, being tho
most active stocks In the New York exchange;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
TR1TEIERs' GUIDE.
pALTiMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD

-
stng,ggsgTrTE " EFEESF sgSpAY, pee 81,
leave washington from station corner NEW
JERSEY AVENUE AND q srHEET- go
The 900 a. m. Is fast Limited Express to Pitts.
burg and Chicago, arriving IN iitIsIutg ~ Vsn ,no
II charged on this train Tor hsi time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, and 81; Lonis daily
abd f PS2 o sedphs cars %n to ABOVE
points, without change. 2al0p, q. an Is q ttst
Limited Y, Train e Cincinnati and 81 %, h9ns 1r pis
lnEln cincinnati next morning ~ ,'8u, ~ lou, LOUIS
$3.50 " n, No extra fare Is charged on this traih
For Pttsburg at 300 a, M. with Parlor, Car,
end $40 p, m. daily to Pltsburg, CleYeland, ana
For baltimore on Week days, s, q 10, $40, $3.50.
ilalnl, a.In. 1870, $40. 5;4o, 710 7'io $40
FOR i Baltimore on Sundays, $40 7.9o, si32,
and 10000 m, I'D 80 4'4O' biao'Tlo no
for 9 po1p to on he Shenandoah Valley Railroad
and ndints sotith $40 y. m. daily.
"H For hnnspoiis, $40 4 M and, 1910 and d3o
p. .m.ion SUNDAY. $50 q. m. and 4;40 ?. m. 49,,
Baltimore, 3. $40, $50 a m, 1910 p. M $3.50.
4;a0, 7;i5, aud 1890 p. M, on sundays, S;3 a
except sunday. and $50 p m. daily 4:a0 p m.
metropolitan Branch, poo d m. dsiis ,exceptsun
day, for Lexington, staunton and Valley Branch,
For Hsgersown, 9;o5 a. m daily, except sun
f faip Inns s SisS rom pth Tho west daily 600 700
from An;rapolIp $40 a. m. and 15o and 5,25
p nj sunday, Oi3n q. m, $50 p, IN. 60
From Lexington, Gao y. M daily, except sun
From Frederick and intermediate points, SOS
ra hmd leave sYS am a for SN nS%
sNa 62S en mo 1880 S a M I'D dIlS o 9oS
3, $50, 1880, o. and 1880 n. m. -,.,,s,,
Al trains from WashlngIen, stop a. Relay sta
For Mrihetinformniion apply a ne Baltlm2T 2
and ohio Ticket ONCE washington station 90
and 1891 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Four
teenth street where orders viii be taken for bag.
gage 20 be checked and received az any point In
b btiNHAM, General n ~ ,ao y Baitilnorc.
IVY %EE4 Nob EETNS{s sE l R1mTE
stgCoLEHSbEJHYY; < !SSrEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT
'4ooi IN EFFECT DEC, az. 1884
,,1 Trains LE 5N, w W. III from sta
Express Of Palace sleeping Cars at 0.40 a m;
daily; Fast Line, $40 a m. daily 70 Cincinnati
burg 10 cinehneti, and Hotel Car to 81, Louis;
daily except saturday, 70 chicago, with sleep
40 p m. daily. with Palace Cars L, Pii!bgrs
as s5ts % SE MS xbPc sogPS
m. daily Tor Plt,sburg and theWest, with Palace
fS SE4 ST TYa ANS e SPSHs RAILROAD
For Erie Sananaalgua, Rochester, Buti ,iI
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, aud Elmira at
For New a 9of s sSS sp Rs $40
and Lm}lPa Espr Sa Sq PSiinal
Parlor cars, GAO a. m, daily, except Sunday
For Boston without change, 2'p m. every
wf foF BfEcof 9S hsuSSgO4R through train. con
meet at -jeIsey City with boats OF Brooklyn An
1s SSrsE gTse transfer to y
For philadelphia, T;l5, $50, and IL a. m, z
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

The board ofsupervlsing inspectors of steam
vessels, at their meeting Monday, adopted a
rule Of importance to steamboat owners, which
provides that where steamers are furnished
with approved life saving mattresses, such
ers in proportion to one person for a single
mattress aud two persons for double mat
trcss, thus saving steamboat owners the eX-
pense of purchasing life preseryers In proper
ton rs their steamers are fitted out with life
saving mattresses
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
DRoPosALs FOR SMALL MIsCELLANE.
l. Gus CASTINGS, BAR IRON AND
STEEL, AND II HARDWARE.
OFFIon OF BuILpINe FOR

STATE, WAR. Ann NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, ID c., Jan. 80, 1885.
Separate sealed proposals tor furnishing and
delivering cast iron bricks, wedges beam plates
&c, and minor items Of hardware, bar iron and
steel required for the bulding for state. War
and Navy Department lu this city will be re.
ceived at this Office until . m. on FEBRUARY
%, 1855, and opened Immediately thereafter IN
presence OF bidlerH specifications, general In,
strnctiogs to bidders. and blank forms of propO
sal Or either the castings or hardware Will be
furnished 70 established manufacturers ANA deal
ers on application to this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
,,., Colonel, Corps of Engineers
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
MEDICAL.

Swln's Specific IS entirely vegetable and
seems to cure cancers by forcing out the impuri-
ties from the blood
Treatise on Blood ind skin Diseases mailed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
A SPLENDID oppoRrUNtrY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE.

y an Overwhelming. popular vote It's ftan.
Sc was mado n part of the present State Con-
Vtion adOnta1 naq y. A n 1870
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
DIR. LESLIE'S

Special Prescription. This remedy stands to.
day without u rival, and with scarcely compel.
itor In the world. Thousands of physicians
their Inability to euro II, and are now prescribing
Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription for all cases Of
Sick
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
NEW pUBLICfTTONS.
NEW BOOKS.

Men Of Invention and Industry.
Customs and Myths. Lang.
wild Rock. Wanderer.
out OF the Wreck. Douglass.
History Of n Mouthml OF Bread. Mace.
The Mentors. Ayres.
Katherine Vance.
Women Plumbing and Doctors.
Historical Reference Books
Egypt and Babylon. Rawinson.
Elements Of Moral Science. Porter.
Deldce; or, Tho on Hand.
The Wane of an Idea Colombo.
Life and Letters Of Bayard Taylor.
Three Visits 70 America Emily Fathfnii
w. H. MORRISON,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
By ielcqroph toW + HrIlen rom WrDerDid q

By telegraph To ". T. HeiieH fran NcDcrniid & o.
CHICAGO Jan. "a, 3 T.. M.-Wheat steadicr
at Si1sc for May; commission houses had large
orders to buy, first at SjI5c, then AT Soc, but
once below the latter price; II good many
weak holders sold, giving the bears an excel
,r,,oJi I, Inniy - ou ,L',,'h - Vi. ~ ~ ~.
are willing to cover. and In absence of start.
ling failures look for better prices. Corn aud
provisions showed remarkable strength, and
when wheat was weakest pork was at the
highest point of the day. closing sl2Ga;
corn, Illsc; lard, S7.lh; ribs, $3.50. shipments
of meats are very large. Receipts of hogs
small, and there appears no reason why they
may not 20 much higher. Corn too dull for
speculation, but wanted In It's merits.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
CITY TEENS.
s9por gallon, 10 cents Il quart bottle. No. l
RycWhisky, best In the world for the money
NJ MCGcc's Ninth, near y.

"ALDEGSEY DAIRY WAGuNS Fresh Alder.
ney butter Ghurned every morning, aud deiy-
cred In - pound "Nard' prints, az soc. p1r
pound. Also cottage cheese, DC, per ball; but,
turlnllE, DO. per quart and sweet milk ~ 90,
Der quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

TT =. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ WAsHGSGTOS, ID, g., Jan. 23, 1850
scaled proposals In duplicate, nom regular
dealers or manufacturers Only,") Endorsed "prO-
posAls for Forage, Will he received ~ this Ofllre
until noon Born INSTANT, for articles re-
CURED ms follows, TO he delivered at the Ntvy-
Yard, Washington, D. C., tree Of any CNpensc To
!he Goverumgnt, ana subject to the usual iuspec.
ton aud conditions, Wis
BUREAU oF'YARDS AND DOCKS.
heqnisltiOn No. 80, Hay, oats, Shorts Meal
ana S!,Aw, schedules and blank forms for bids to
bt hhu NJ ms Office, ANA al necessary information
% NavN.inrd. Responsible security required on
bldS for faithful per Ormnnce the competency Of
the glhrAnlnrs to he certified tn before n Notary
or other public officer. The right IL reserved 10
reject any or gu bids aud TO waive defects.
payment lor me above viii depend upon fu-
tuTc appropriations for tile purDlse. "
THOS II, LOCKER
Pay Dlro'tOr, u. y NJ,
ja24-4t Navy Pay Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
LOTTERIES.
THIS Is The only Chartered Lottery OF Any 81

This Is the Only Chartered Lottery ofAny state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1868 for 20 years by the Leg
stature for educational and charitable purposcs
with capital Of 81 100000 to which n reserve
fund of over eb6O,OOU has since been added.
ny an Overwhelming. popular vote It's nan
chise was made part Of the present State Con-
stitution, adopted Dec 2, A, ID. 1870
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE
IT'S Grand Single Number Drawing VIII take
place monthly, IT, Never Scales or Posip0nes
Look at the following Distributions
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
CLASS II,
A New Orleans, Tuesday, Feb 10, 1895, un
derl Inc supervision and management OF Gen. q.
| y. Beauregard, of Louisiana, and Gen Jubal ~
Early, OF Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
| 100, 900 Tickets ut Five Dollars Each.
Fractions in hiths In proportion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28

THIS life is too full of work, of duty, and OF
think so or they would not trlhe with cold
or a cough when Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, the
only reliable remedy, can be procured for %
cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-28
MRS. MAX 7TEYS,As
7Ia SEVENTH STREET rev. ...,,,,

MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
Nl 400 TENTH STREET " w.
MAKES CORSETS TO ORDER
Ia every style and material. and guarantees
perfect nt and comfort.
Her speclRlties are French Hand Made Under.
clothing, MerlnO Underwear. and Finest Im-
ported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform
Goods, French Corsets and Bnstlel Chlldreus
Corsets. and ono Dollar Corset miss HIS owa
makel that for the price Is unsurpassed
n. B.-french. German and spanish spoken.