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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

kNok RENT-BY YEAR OR MoNTH-ELE-
proyements; large yard fruits and flowers des rabe
NV ..''0n oai between aud o p m, ~ 2oiS ST.
FOR RENT-FURNTsHED HOUSE. on ST,
- near 18TH St NV, facing park: 10 rooms all mod
nss improvements rent $ @ssoorr A WILCOX
Tor Observation-Disclosures a ST.: Ia
and room , house very handsomely furnished silver
na,u .aole ware In abundance: rooms ali large and
P: HILL Co ISIS rfS 3. IS soon Is 'e nslm
FIR Rent HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Tor s and aw iMess sr;e e re
order: rent, sic. Apply on premises nS-st'
FOE REMT-FUaNIsupD HoUsEs-FRoM
Of The otty-one with an,s china linen. etc pos
s sss s,ven within hours mt &c Go A. Arms.
Aoo. Stree. opposite fbhitt House n5thsStu.St
cohtanns nine rooms, ss s and MstsF In
aulre on premises, next 10 corner 10Th no5-3t
asus,, ss sSrs. Ell ELE -; EURNlsHt
i las section: corner Every room light Side
closets Furniture new. Electric bells Fine cviar
compiete IN every sppoinnent VIM only be rented
%kRSEk sna ana very desirable 'en.n ic,i a
it, hs sS,h ST. los: SOS 1000 St. A. :s2s
l226 18th 81, Y. W Or mi as a4I nth ST. TT n So
2OSe ST.. TT. Go sta Corcoran Yrs 30 So
Fsy is ssiss
24os Pa av l0r. mi 80. 80 III 40 ST. 4r....'. rs
sss ISL s. s; e BIZ g 8
s sis:; sS?s e. 4 iss s sS's $; st.
Apply a ,s %f fsSsg7,Ssn SI .Ss
ENoR RENT-A FINE DOUBLE BRICK RESI-
Rletey furnished formerly occupied BY Mr.. Justice
m sRs by a,s.sss will e
tenant for 81 800. for the session of Congress
menis; double parior library. dnineroon buffers
An0 FITCH s F. ass to
ss s y RepsE MoR o y
month Apply at aOl9 ST NV. n4-3es
ENOR REMITTANCE FIRE-PRooF BUILDING.
win vacated ss the s ssd on i e s
November The attention of the Z. = departments is
ss ss 9@ss & leased for n siEE Of
Foe S VI HANS sos sSSSss I
ICOR RENT-lII4 NJ ST NW.-HANDSONELY
in peree, order To careful tenant viii leave china
silver etc Terms reasonable by the year or season;
once References nS.im -
FOE RES nj BRICK. SEVEN
Sc asto!y brick rooms SIG $50 :. rs se .ot large sc
house and grounds $55 1I6 18th ST. s. e., 2-story
irame rooms $40. SWORMSTEDT d BRAn
LEY, 92S r St n2xat
nor RENT
H FURNISHED HOUSES
In all sections of the city for the or by the
J. IN. HCYCk
h''-ot 1905 PennA ave
NOR RENT
i. BOOB ST. NV. 10 rooms. s-..... ss3 80
lo ioth 81 ny IL rooms. 81 S
Oh 81 nw 10 81 3
1872 ST hw rooms .O0
Sohn ave- y rooms 300
lutn 81 wv, rooms. is 90
@4i snow aiiey, rooms 90
Apply 70 j. v. n. HUYCK,
htot 1906 Penna- ave.
IL SECOND FLOOR FLAT
"The Florence"
Corner 18th and II SITS. NV
-, Apply 70 J. v. N HUYCK,
uoot 1906 Penna. ave.
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Il FURN ISHED AND UNPUBLISHED
Apartments
In
The WOOdmont.
Corner 18th st. and Iowa Circle
Apply 10 j. " ". HUYCK,
no-ot 1903 Penna. ave.
ENOR REMARKABLY NEW BRICK THREE
y storles and basement ten rooms modern improve
ments; Day window; 1907 I'D ST.. between Pennsyi-
wanna ave and l. St S35 Apply 1918 Pa ave. n:3-3t
E0R RENT-THE NEW THREE-STORY AND
y Basement Brick Residence, 1905 10Th q a. w near
dupont Circle, containing twelve rooms and bath
room, with all modern conveniences. Price, $50 81
per montn. Apply TO j. Y. n. HUYCK,
n3St 1906 Pennsylvania ave.
EfOR RENT-THE 13-ROOM HOUSE I4I8 ST
A furnace all the modern Improvements. Apply
next door 14lS for key and further Information
ALSO apply to TYLER d RUTHERFORD, 1926 F. st.
nM n3-5ts
nor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRICK III ST
y NV, 3 rooms, modern improvements, front and
rear yard Inquire 74l LIST ST. NV oc3lIBts
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TelephOne No. 344-2.
GEORGE ADAAS JOHN T. BEALL-
Commissioned of Deeds
ADAMS & 3EALL.
REAL EST AWE, IOA INiSIIE A

1420 STREET n. w.
Thfeestory basement Brick 10th st. nw.,
Large House and Lot near Aiban.i: Opera so
Honse, suitable for restaurant, with modern
New ID room House. near psf Circle. mi. 1''
r perfect arrangement $4,000
g. rents S15 per month. 1880
pont Circle. :......:.... IL 900
and TWO ,enements .;..... 10000
and stable, on Georgetown Heighths,. 10000
Ihree-story and basement Brick. mi, r.. l.
Double threesiory Brick, 18th St near Boaa 'S'0
1Sresstory brick. M /. new, on C. near o'0o
Large story and Basement Brick on n os
Two fine Bricks III, on nth ST. near H. eo0'
Three new Houses m i. ;i-story and base: 'o''
ment, Dr.. near Wsshinston Circle EACH. 1000
rSrse-stor r.; and and basenei;i Brick M Pa '''
ave, near 24:h ST., 8 roOms. bath and
New ten;lcom brick on Linden ave- LeDiot 0'oo
st. nesr 81; 9Th nineroom brick, M t. rents OWN
sis 9S Outage; Kenyon ST.. Columbia 4zoo
Heights, with well water, stable, parking :. 5000
Three small Houses near St. Aluysius church. -t'
renting $50 80 each 1850
Six-room Bricks, mi. northeast section, from
l,40U to 81 800 on monthly payments.
Two Frames on Valley St, Georgetown, rent
SIP 1.SOO
Small twO-story Bricks, HI St sw., ID
rent siO.. -. 1900
Lot 18th and X, 24x7S, two small 49,
Bricks, rent s22 in oil. -. .......... 5000
Two Lots kingman Place, 34x lO0........... 24OO
Lot N H. ave-, near II st. rs feet
front. so per foot
Lot n. II. ave-, ST. NV, u feet
front .......... ................... LES
Lots on 5 st. near N. Ii. ave, 23x9l ..... 1.2S
Lot 81 kos on ST., bet 18th and 18th. so &"
Lots 18th ST., bet. and NJ IS
Lots Y ST., near 10th, l71sx95l2....... is
Lot p l45 on st., bet. 18th ana 18th 40
Lots on Va. ave. bet. 18th and 10th SITS. 25
Lots all parts Columbia Heights from. 16c. up
Lots in squares 1914 and 1915, 10th
AID c SITS Sc. foot.
Money to Loan In sums 81 900 at and 6 per
cent real estate security. We have several fine
Houses to in northwest section from SIS to $500
per month, furnished unfinished. PROPERTY
placed in our hands for sale and rent advertised
expense oc7-1m
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR sALE-ALL OF SQUARE GA ABOUT
- SA'ooo square feet, .. r IA cents Per foot
n5-3ts vi \ " +, w. ~ "a LrS
JIG on 9Th ~. between Pennsyivana ave ana 4 Il,
EII Hnproy Iess splendid lot for hotel A y
n I,ttt q W, lSsss St p5-lm
NOR sALE--AT A aREAf BARGAIN = 5sn,a
by fin. prss br sSshsr % m avenue W Improved
per cent on the Investment There in room for thrS
a ssa, onidings- Address wM. N, BRYANT,
fShs sALE,A cHoIcE BUILDING LOT. pa,
Land sS.nne ~ Soioot shey on ID St, near MARY
l nsla te"' fotis d = s sahsS6EMAkER saorsnw
EoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-A CHOICE
frontage OF 90 by only 80 feet in depth 90 an alley
i io'h s]' between aud w. q whole or In separate
-n3-st LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER, aao Fmn.w.
ENoR SALOONS OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
4 corners on 10th st., wide parking ON both sides;
oci6-1m fs6kER q fowNsENp.
ENoR sALE-ls, 800 souA RE FEET 90 GROUND
IN square 500 on south side ii st. e.. ut corner
on 81 e running nsck to go9d alley Ths special
To- a1r oeders a this ground will subvids
ADAMS bEALI- beal Estate. Loans and Insnr-
4uoe, i11o 81 n ". oclOlm
ENoR SALE-TwO FINE BUILDING LOIS ON L
ac 81, o7~een LID ana 18Th SITS NV; IA heahhy
ioe.eon. Apply a. l2lo NV ocs-lms
ENoR SALE-ls0 FEET FRONT BEING LyTss
great bargains. ADAMS BEkII. Reai In Ess.e -
Loa'is ano Insurance l42O st sel4-2m
FoR sALE-LoTs. HAVE MOST ELIGIBLE
ouliulng Lots. located In the northwest and other
and many large frontxS and innumersp Ser ,,s
ge o's tor sse NJ prices ranging nom .5c 70 Do peg
so<o-Sm l416 @ hw
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KUN, KUN, KUN,
THERE'S GOLDEN GUINEA IN THE CUP,
RUN, BOYS. Run,
VICTOR Z ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
s27 AND s2s SEVENTH ST. N W..
Conner Massachusetts, avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
AND THAT THE LOWEST
VISITORS are not tmportuned TO buy IS the patterns
efour Ssods are so neat the quality so fine the work
mansnp OF such superior excellence the fit so perfect
TIE styles so utterly utter. and the prices so rdicu
lousy low that the goods sell themselves without
erort on The part of tie statesmen. -r-'',
~ Open evenings until =: saturdays until IL
uo2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


A PARTNER WANTED, WITH So 500 TO IS 600.
"A in theatrical business. have two very success.
fI productonS tine will create grand sensation in
this country. There's fortune in it. Address FRAN
CISCO, Star Office. n5Sts
4 LAWYtR WHO HAS PRAcTICED IN NEW
AYork and Michigan desires to make business ar.
rangements With firm here, making briefs and hunt
ing authorities Address l.AWY Ei Star Office n5-2ts
yIyANTED-$5OO FOR ONE OR TWO YEA RS
w on improved property worth 5000 three
miles north OF Washington. Address Box l9 Star
office. .+--s't@ n4I1f
rI1HE WoMAN'S EXCHANGE,
i 1909 H st.
ts prepared to receive consignments of Fancy Work.
CAKE PRESERVES anu ram sewing n:-2w
EOR RENT-SECOND FLOOR, IN EXCELLENT
IL repair, over Brentano Bros Pennsylvania avenue
and 11th st. The best business location i'm the cty
and is suitable for brokers' office retail milncry or
rooms. Also suitable for any light manufact yr
ing purpose Apply for particulars at 1916 pennsyl
vania ave s u 'H-a oclS-1p,
R. HERTtORD, REAL ESTATE LOANS IN
u surance, las n. Y ave-. Money loaned on real
estate ana other security. Real Estate bought and
sold. Rents collected Insurance in first-cass COM
panleS oc2i;5m*
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PROPOSALS.
TT 8. NAVY PAY OFFICE,

III r 3 NAN1 =,
Os WAsHISGroS, ID C., October "a 1884,
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed aPROFOsALs y
d SUPPLiES," will be received this once until
delivered at the EoUIPMEST AND RERUITiN0
DEPAkTMENI Of the Navy Yard. washinGlon
Coke, WOOD and Charcoal; l22, Pine Lumber and
Iinseed OIL, Tallow, &C: l26. brushes; III sand:
r1s Lai ne Beltlag Gum Packing. &C. 10 sts
Feiting. Propcsok nsx b. mad osplicass and o.
ofal forms furnished with schedules giving de,aiI1
by this Once For expert and other Information Apply
70 Navy Yard Htds rccered only from syGctr1s
or requdr dedtcvs In tie ortscs 6key fey O. syPtr
waive deecs Responsible persons must guarantee tbe
prompt and 5.ithful execution Of contract and The
competency OF the guarantOrs must be certified -
before a L. =, ofhcer. -fHOS II. LOCKE
Pay Director u O n, NAVY Pay Agent
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HOTELS.
HAMILTON HOTEL,
IL BERMUDA,
npEN Nnx-ENpt-p

WILL OPEN NOVEMBER Is
This house provided with all modern
including Electric Bells, Gas. Hot and Gold Water.
Baths &C The house is situated oDthe ghest ground
In the city, and commands extensive views the sur
rounding country and adjacent Islands: Its elevated
position insures dry and prec drainage Driving
boating and fishing unexceiled The cuisine and ser
vice unexceptionable. This delightful Island a en-
tirely free from malaria -
WALTER AIKEN, Proprietor.
H. NJ. SULLIVAN, Manager. oc26m&th-3n
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DROPOsALs FoR GEORGIA PINE FLOORING,
= MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT LA
OFFICE or BUILDING FOR STATE, wAR ASD NAVY
DEPARTnEG1S,
WAsufN0fUN. ID. G.. October 9. lo9c
Separate Sealed Proposals for firnishing and d.
hverng Georgia Pine Flooring Boards and 6canslins<
Of The Buiane ~ sssse. War and Navy departments,
70 this city, vill b. received 81 this once unit
TWELVE NJ. ON NovEMBER FIFTH itsS5 aud
opened immedsteiy theresfser 10 presence u biddsrs
specifications. general instructi0ns % bidders. ana
blank forms 81 proposal win b. firnsneds esfa1-
l'sed 'pmesr ossler sRSp spP'1sssSp e ~ one
ocS9. z.6$noS&56t colonel Corps Of hnginefinL
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED BUY FOR SPOT CASH A
w house vacant lot Owners only need reply.
Address NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer, S11 eth St n. ".
n5-3t* -ssi
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FOR RENT--FLATS

NOR RENT-HANDsOME APARTMENTS IN
c "The Richmond corner 18th and sta n W.
from three seven rooms either furnished or unfIr.
nished. Apply TO TH0S J. FISHER & CO.,
oc206t 1324Fst NV,
TNOK RENT-AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'm
II Flat ct the Belmont, Sl3 18TH st NV Also 1irsf.
class Table Board by the day week nloath a lime
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EoR RkNT-sIx BOON BRICK HOUSE, 1911
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

| TNOR RENT-HANDSOME OFFICES IN BJ3 II,D-
| Il ing 1011 st., now In process Of completion Pos
| sessiOn about November 18th. For fl naIfjculers
arplyto TAos Z wAdGAMAN,
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS
NOR RENT-A LADY WILL SHARE HER
Il Furnished Studio with lady. Good light and
pleasant surroundings References exchanged. Adj
dress Artist Star office. n4-1I4
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I1OR REET-pEsK ROOM IN ALARGE HAND
fronting on Penna ave. can be- c6ss!ned on nodessie
terms by application 70 Az PRATT = SON, Real Iss-
tate Agents, 4Ol 9Th st NV noI-lm
NOR RENT-THE LARGE OFFICE R0oM;
IL now occupied BY John Sherman q Co. Rcal f.
tate Brokers, 81 Est. 70 be vacated on thai removal
70 No 1901 y g. sboss Nov. lst oc5-im
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LNOh RENT
II 2404-6-S Pa. ave. $50 800
1910 10th n. W.. l3 r.. loo 322,
1903 p NV, IL rs...S3.34 DOB
1908 n NV, lOr......S3.3l l4O,
1914 10Th NV, I2rs......15 l2I!
l106 Conn. av., IL rs...-1O $50.
2lII q st., NV, 12r...-..6O 304,
1903 r n.w.,l1r.............60 l6l2
1888 r st. NV, lOrs-.....6Oi 929
1I16 18th NV. lOrs. 90 252I
1902 l4th st. NV. ,l0r.. 90 "a I
211 f. Capitol St. llr...5O 51l
931 o 81. NV. 1Ors..-50 $40
423 9th ST. NV. 2 rs....45 Ala
524 10th st. NV, 10r. .35 2l4
1915 18th n. w.. 6rs.. 30 III,
ll2O 9th NV, 8 rs....3Oi SIS
1903 Marion st. NV. ,9r.25 9l3
n3 R.H- WA
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In this way: Have them tried the counter and II
the gloves split or do not fiji perfectly we will try
others until perfect fit and perfect glove Is assured
you take the gloves without having them tried on
We cannon guarantee lien for you may be careless
unskin and the best glove has the first time to be
put on tendeflY and Carefully z
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-NOVEMBER 8, A GOLD CUFF BIJTrON
IL between 18th ST. and Avenue to LIST. Liberal r..
ward IL returned to $50 list ct. ne. - It's
II OST - BLACK AND TAN DOG .-"PINK .,
Istrayed from 7th and N November 4, ears cronnedd
red leather collar, tag SU9. Liberal reward at ST
ST. u. W. n6-1tt
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FOR RENT-STORES.

ENOR RENT-I!iE HANDSOME sTOt.E lOll F
IL ST., now nearly completed. Dimensions IS by
80 feet. with cellar Of same size Vauted pavement
with elevators also inside freight elevator and fire
proof vault For iuiler details and terms apply to
THOS. +. WAGGAMAN 9I7 Il ST. nASst
National Republican., 1885-03-28

tacheless, but wearing long white beard
covering his chin and the sides Of his
face; nearly always wearing a ''slouoh"
hat and stumping about with tho aid Of a
Rold-headed oaue given TO him by some
officer during the war, Maj. Mclean was
one of the well-known characters Of Alex
andria. As inveterato ssmoker as Grant,
ne could generally be seen sitting on the
sidewalk in the summer evenings, lean
ing back against friendly tree, and al
ways smoking. His widow, Mrs. Vir-
ginia b. Mclean, still owns the farm on
which the battle Of Bull Run took place,
and resides with her son-in-law, Philip
ID. Leo, of Fairfax county. His son, j..
w. Mclean, is engaged in business In
Washington. Three daughters are living.
Lula, married to J. Il. Blackwell, and a
resident of Alexandria; Mamie, now the
wife Of II. Il. Spilman, of Fauquier
county, Va, and Jennie, now living In
Alexandria with her sister
National Republican., 1885-03-28
DosToFFIoE NOTICE

Letters for Europe need not be specially di,
rooted for dispatch by any particular steamer In
order 70 secure speedy delivery NJ destination,
AS all Trans Atlantic mails ARE forwarded by the
fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails for the week ending March 2S
VIII close (PnoNprLY In all oases) at this ONCE
Us follows'
SuNDAY,-At 7;30 y m. for Honduras and
Livingston, per steamship CITY Of Dallas, via
New Orleans,
Mails Tor China and Japan pcrBteamshlp City of
peking (yia san FranclscOl, close here
March t2S Sat0 p, m, Malls for Australia, New
Zealand, Sandwich and Flil Islands prr steam
ship CITY Of sydney (Vla Ban FrunCsro), close
here April ~ ~ y, m, (Or on arrival at New
York ofsteamship Republic with British mails
for Australia
Nrhe schedule Of closing ofTrans. pach hc mails
Is arranged ON tho presumption Of their uuiu'
terrupted overland transit TO san Francisco.
haR from the east Rrrivins OK TINE at san
FranclsCO ON tho day of sailing OF Steamers are
dispatched thence the same day.
HENRY q, PEARSON Postmaster
PosToFFIoE, NEW HoRk, N, ", March 70, 1885.
National Republican., 1885-03-28

James Wilson, agod go years. who up 10
Tuesday lived at Mrs. scharfs house.
1909 Eighth street, was yesterday killed
by train 62 on the Philadelphia, Will
miugton and Baltimore railroad at
Charlestown, forty miles north Of Balti-
moro. Wilson was at one time boatswain
mate in the United States navy. lie has
relatives living here and in Philadelphia.
II Is not determined yet what disposition
his relatives will make with the body.
TWENTY-FIVE cents will buy bottle OF Sal.
walton Oil, the celebrated family liniment.
National Republican., 1885-03-28
HON. CASEY YoUNG's OPINIONS,

Iie Is Surprised at the Modesty OF the
south-A Friendly Criticism orPrssi-
dent Cleveland.
Hon. Casey Young, of Tennessee, stated
yesterday in conversation with reporter
of The REPUBLICAN that he was sur
prised at tho small number of applicants
for office from the south. Though he re-
scarcely any Of them asking for congres.
sional aid to get Office. He was equally
surprised that the same state of affairs was
reported to him by other southern repre-
sentatives. So far the sentiment of the
south was favorable to Mr. Cleveland's
policy. The only disappointed ones he
had heard from abusing the President
were the northern and western Demo-
Gratis, whose hopes had got 8 tremendous
set back. He was more than glad that
the south seemed indifferent to Office
holding, as IL dissipatod the idea that the
greatest greed for Office would bo from that
section of the countrys Another fact that
greatly astonishes him is that all to whom
he had written volunteering to assist
them In getting positions IL they desired
to apply for them have answered that
they do better whore they are, and don't
want Office.
1t could be thus seen, he remarked,
that there must be more healthful con-
dition of affairs in the south than hereto
fore known. 1t was very gratifying to
him to know that his constituents are sat
ished with homo life and prefer 1t to the
uncertainties sofofficeholding. He believed
that Mr.. Cleveland will do we'll, aud will
receive national support, provided that
he does not lose his head and let the Re-
publican politicians slap him on the back
in too friendly a way. 1t looked little
like republcanism has tainted him al
ready. He wished him we'll, but would
frankly say that he didn't like some of
the things he did at the outset Of his
administration. II looked TO him to be
rather small in Mr.. Cleveland making re-
ductions in tho working force Of his
office, when Mr.. Young knew for fact
that he really needed all the help he
could get. Tho small number Of clerks
at the executive mansion now are con-
sequently overworked, and Col. Young
could not see how they can keep up with
the daily accumulating work. Congress
appropriated money enough to give that
Office good working force, and the dis
misssls from there are not real matter
of economy.
Col Young further thought that the
Democracy had good chance to show
itself now that it was in power. While
he admitted that the Republicans were
better organizers and managers and had
good leaders, the Democracy have equally
as good, only that the rank and file Dem
ocrats were hard to bring into proper
discipline. If this element could be reg
ulated and caused to submit with tho
same grace to the wisdom and counsel of
its leaders as in the case of the Republi-
cans there would be less mistakes and
errors made than had been the case with
them all along,
National Republican., 1885-03-28
TrNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE

by virtue OF a writ OF vendtloni eIponas, is
sued out OF the clerks Office OF the supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia, and to me di.
rected, / win sell az public sale, lor cash, In
triet, ON FRIDAY, THE l7TH DAY OF APRIL,
1880 ut ~ o'clock M, all the right title, claim,
and interest OF the defendant In and to the fol-
lowingdescr bed properly, TO Wit;
spbiot u, IN square numbered hye hundred
and thirty-tive (535), situated on Third street
southwest, betw en- Chnd d, IN tho City OF Wash
ilgton, TO satisfy vpnditioni eNponaS number
2b,fT3 at law In mVOr OF J, n. Scott & Co.
' CLAYTON MoMIUHAEL.
u. y. Marshal
THOMAS DowLISd, Auctlonoer mh20.30t
National Republican., 1885-03-28
.BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE FOR CASH oNLY-THE
il wholesale and retail wine and liquor store
1872 Pa av ia3O-tf
National Republican., 1885-03-28

THIS is free country sure, but you cant
get DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup free Of charge, II
costs you quarter every time.
National Republican., 1885-03-28
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, ETC.
B1sHop 81 BENNrrE
REAL EsTATB, LOANS. AND INSURANCE
No. zoos + ST., bot. 10th aud 11th sta
For SALE;

FOR SALE:
Elegant residence on Iowa Circle, 10 rooms,
large buffers pantry, bath room, and nll mod
ern improvements, f25, 900; terms easy.
New dwelling ON Massachusetts avenue north.
west, IL rooms, all modern improvements; price,
s18.60O.
New dwelling Massachusetts avenue north.
west, IL rooms, all modern improvements; price,
$4,000.
Fine dwelling OH NJ street IL rooms. modern
improvements; price, 10000.
Fine dwelling on Ninth street northwest,
rooms and nll modern improvements, In first
class repair; price, $4,000.
Two new brick dwellings, on l. street, oil mod.
ern improvements; price. 10000 and $1,000
enchi terms easy.
New brick dwelling on Massachusetts, avenue.
z rooms and bath and modern improvements;
price, $4,000
Two new brick dwellings on II street north.
west, Z rooms and modern improvements each
$4,000.
Two.story brick building, 30 by 90, lot 20 by
80, o rooms, including store, Eighth and IL sts.
N. W.; price, 81, 900; terms easy.
Two dwellings, rooms each, on Ridge street,
price, 200 cash.
Fine building lots on Fifteenth street at n bar.
gain.
National Republican., 1885-03-28
Auction SALEs.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
EsHrE VA oT SltSHFE ~ HEEF F9 Az lgtS oS PEf EEhEr

BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia holding an Equity
Court, passed In cause No. 1902. In which a. III.
Morgan ct al. are compainants and Peter
Bolden at nj. are defendants, the undersigned
trustee will sell at public auction, In front OF the
premises. at 3 O'Clock y. m. on MONDAY, THE
6rH DAY or APRIL, 1885. the iollowing.de.
scrlbed real estate, with improvements, TO wit !
Lot Il. of VIM. q. Clarks subdivision OF original
lots z and 4, In square numbered two hundred
AMI sixty-eight (28S), as recorded In the Sur
xeyor's ONCE. Liber n. X. page $40.
Terms OF sale One-half of the purchase money
In cash and the residue in equal instnlments In
ak and twelve months, with Interest from the
day of sale Tor nll cash ut the option OF the pur-
chaser), to be secured by a deed OF trust on the
property sodi 800 deposit to be made at time
Of sale. All costs OF conveynncing and record,
Ing to be paid by the purchaser, II terms OF
sale are not complied with within seven days
after any sale the trustee reserves the right to
resell at the risk and cost of the defduting pur-
chaser. L. III. THOMAS, Trustee,
. No. 0l6 Il street N. w.
DUNCANsoS BROS, Auctloneers.
mh2I-tu, til, ,stEds
National Republican., 1885-03-28

Only % cents bottle for the most wonder
ful linlment in the market-'Salyation OIL"
National Republican., 1885-03-28
BO1RDING.

DEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOMS, JUST
Id vacated, ID and I'D ilOors best table board;
lovely locationi all conYeniences. 223 East
Capitol st. mh27-3t
NOR SINGLE GENTLEMAN-FIRST
IL class table boRrd near Dupont Circle. Ad.
drcsa s A., RennhllcAn OItlCe. mh2l.3t