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Sale of Stock.

H. ". s'idham 81 Son, auctIoneers
|o!a 81 public aalo for Ann and Thomas
brown, CLristiaLa Hundred, on Thur
eeay. Horses S57, $3.50, Sl85, Sl27
si53, Sl50, : 80 cows, $50 80, 81 10
- 90, 500, $50, SIS, $50, $50, S37 corn
ton. POI
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MY NuInS-in this city on tie ivth int.
Mrs. fllen Reynolds.
funtrsl IRON the residence Of her con. On
borne Reynolds, No .2gT TatnAll street, oa
NJ aday The I'D Inst 1T II .. IN. Inierment
at hivervlsw cemetery.
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MANAGE.

HUSBANDS MAaAR8AL--on February
islh, 1854, at 2siT North College sssa us
Phiiaaeiphis, ny kev. hobeIt GRAHAM,
Mr.. n. Mayhem h usbands aud m iss Anna
ii Maghrsal. 10th Of New Castle County,
lJel
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am niis ss e., II you want kind words ~,
try onr IRON n, your husbands, yon sbo "%d
not, Won es Fl o. ami 80 cent teas AM II
Cringen ~ I'm. nave 10 stand the yac,,e,
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HsiiriOs'

Tho Revival At ~ l' ri.
continues vita u.
The altar seipg c'a"' ~, ly
last evening e'eyra
ward for prsJ
conversions NJ to y" M
prospects .cr ~ lil-'' ~ m
aging. The aston
is very IL. aid ~, i 81
W. slynsy, a'se.' = = :;
and tutpAA,. ~ IA,
there viii As ~ ef
are WELDON e. 10 a.. 81
will proa , 'os
Subject, " Hop
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bread 20 be s,ssstbuted

Tomorrow morning william A.
Hentz & Co., of Philadelphia, will cele-
bTate Washineton's birthday by distri-
bnting 900 loaves of bread 10 the poor,
from No. 6 East Sixth street.
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NJ. Psnlr J

A very int'r''' up ",
rendered las e'o' '', u
weekly meeting Of = y; -
Association d -, .,,,st
TO q very large ap'''. ~. ;,
resdings, rteiiA. l, ',l1
vocal aud ins,ran'a ~
For next linr', pil
fine prog rau,ln' .s,I,,5s
These entertain ~
are increasing j. l'aa,ia.s
week. A rordla' -
to all. -.
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A Coi0Fed DemssfN

CHfCACO, fop, - :,
a coiored JouH.si d - !,
lish 10 morrow a. IT,
dent-elect Cleyelaal, ~, !
Bradley. who clans ~,
simon-pure ooloiel ~. ~ ,
North. lie is AZ s'''
coIorv,i Deil oira'' w
State Tor Cleveland. ~ Ii.,..
for the promotion q d, :,
bet " cen the coIoidl
Democrats, for in iaa' !,
ion OF tho co'of~' Fof
advancement u the ~
tho PresldeuI e.et' -,
change In tho raHs' g
ors.
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O.INeIa., urri.

~, there VI. % ~ eryloa in Give,
Churcn t-th e7al.nf On na,.t ~ bl,ath
morn J. e The Rev. " ". T.,lnr III
prea Il. la..e Will o. nc s.3,v,c. a -,
SaboAGl e.. %. VI
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me spec a. SERVICES at Hanove,
Gnufch stu continue. Rev. A. \
helgwln, pastor Of the West ci nr.,a
VIII preach this evening All are cord :
ally invited. 80 'oiel'
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Gmetent TrunoOs ana Ab00msmob
Supporters combined at Ladies' De-
partmept of Belts, Druggist, Sixth aud
Market streets. Lady attendant. En-
trance for ladies. No. W. Sixth
rect
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CITY To select from. So ~ us
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Thomas Nal .i ., ,,gst /
injured a, o,.''',p. 4
"Wednesday e. 9, y a. " |
Grand Union III MOI Il
still suffering v.l,'brb1
RECOVER. His pit IN. u
William Seller TN. splsgl
Blouth INSTRUCTIVE Inn y L
that all bills "e lid
The body Of DIS ss.l,neI,bE
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swiss Balsan is safe for children.
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SAT Q HDA 7, 2 EB. q, /
at ID o'clock o. m.

III, itn, Grass more sound, and Will work IN
uIi.en ~ ladies or the most tiInid person
aoid because the owner has no further uss
'of hiu' Il. ". Stidham q sen, Aucts.
G9.2t
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NI AN ~ ID - 10 aENT. WIJUDTI,
ooefd, an uniurnishef room. St,e
'e''ns 1n9 location. q. a.P., mi, oil ".
IfLat
National Republican., 1885-04-01

plenty OF milk, plenty OF sleep, and always
have a bottle OF Or. Bull's Cough Syrup in case
of Group.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

UIonr 0FVfcN.
$50 fsnnsylvania Avenue
National Republican., 1885-04-01
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District judiciary
Yesterday.


United States Supreme Court-The following
cases were argued or acted upon yesterday /:
Original Nos. 8 and 10; calendar Nos. 2ll, 2li
2l6 2l7, and 2lS, with No. 221 uncompleted
Adjourned until to-day.
Court IN General 7srm--Chief Justice Cartier
and Justices IVMie and Jdmes.-Collins vs.
Johnsont argued and submitted. Giddings va
Squler death Of defendant suggested. Strong
VS.. District Of Columbia; leave 10 plaintiff to
withdraw motion filed Feb Is, to strike out
defendants exception, and without prejudice
to file such other motion as may be advised.
Assignment unchanged.
CiTcuI CouTt.-Jusiiee Cor.--woodbury vs.
District Of Columbia; on trial. Assignment
unchanged.
Equity Cour---JuHtes Hd0ner,--seltzer vs.
Ilaske; writ OF assistance ordered Riggs vs..
Riggs; commission ordered to get answer Of In
iant defendants. Assignment unchanged.
Criminal C0ur-Justiee MqeArthar.--Wm.
Brown, alias Spider Brown, housed reaking;
Albany .pcnltentiary. George Johnson, alias
Robert Goodman, alias Gordon street. house
breaking two cases.; plead guilty In BOTH
sentenced to six years iu tho Albany pepjten'
tiary. Amelia Jordan and David Massey,
larceny; arraignod and plead not guilty.
Thomas II. Mcdonald, Frank Starr, and Wes.
ley Adams, larceny from tho person: plead
not guilty. Patrick Carly aud James Lacey,
McCandlish Boyd and Arthur Hayworth,
housebreakinH; plead not guilty. VIM. Vos'
burg, alias John Lee, larceny; recognizance
forfeited. w. II, Phillips, manslaughter; not
guilty. John b. Denegri, policy; guilty, three
mouths IN jail. Assignment for today Charles
Morris, policy; Henry Ridgley, policy; McCGn-
dish Boyd aud Arthur lleyworth. house
breaking: Patrick Cady aud John Lacey.
housebreaking; West Adams larceny from.
the person; james Smith. manslaughter
TO MAKE children healthy use plenty Of air,
plenty OF milk, plenty OF sleep, and always
have Il bottle OF Or. Bulls Cough Syrup in case
Of Group.
National Republican., 1885-04-01
THE MARK ETS.
Wall street Dull, with Gains at the
CIose-Produce and Grain Quota

Wall street Dull, with Gains at the
Ciose-Produoo and Grain Quota
tlons.
NEW YORK, March 31.-The stock
market continues extremely dull and
presents little Of special interest The
extreme fluctuations In Western Union,
Lake Shore, New York Central, and
Central OF New Jersey were 1 per cent;
in Central Pacific ! 4 por cent, and for tho
remainder of the list less than per cont
throughout tho entire day. At the OPEN
ing of tho stock exchange prices were
generally n shade lower, and the early
dealings wore accompanied by some fever
ishness, bat IL was soon followed by o
hrmer tone that continued during the
greater part Of the day.
Considerable weakness was developed
In Central Pacific In the forenoon and in
Western Union during tho afternoon,
and the Nanderbilts continued heavy.
Late in the day there was general rally
OF small fractions, aud tho close, though
irregular, shows more gains than losses
over yesterday.
There have been rumors for the past
twonty.four hours that tho forthcoming
Northern Pacific monthly statement
would be unfavorable, and the stocks,
both common and preferred, have boen
! weak, but show decline Of only por
cent. each, at 17s for common and 39s for
preferred.
Quotations or Tuesdays stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by bate
man g. Co, bankers, 1a11 4 street, being the
most active stocks in the New York exchange
National Republican., 1885-04-01
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BuRRAU ENGRANING AND PRINTING

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU EsoRAviSG AND fnISTiSG,-
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
supplies needed by this Bureau during the year
nom July l. 1885, to June 80, 1855, Of articles
In the following clussesI
:, Dry Colors OILS, Chemicals, Typographical
GERS sundrlvs, Blank steel Plates and Rolls,
Glue and Twine. Hardware, Iron aud Brass
Castings, Gas and Steam Fittings, Lumber, Horse
Feed, Ice. and Coal and Wood.
blank forms for proposals on articles Of any
class, with inlorlnatl0l ps 10 quantities, quail
ties and conditions viii be furnished on appllca-
tion 10 the undersigned
separately, and preference given 70 articles OF
domestic production or manufacture, price and
quality being equal,
Of goods in the Bureau, orders ON the accepted
bidders Will be made trom time TO time, as the
actual need may bo Diet prmned, and, as u rule,
for not less than the quantities specified ON the
Those desiring blanks and Information will be
required to specify on which class OfartiCea they
are qualified 70 propose, as awards VIII be made
only 10 established manuiacturerso Of or dealers IN
Proposals will also DO received for the purchase
from tho Government of the Waste Paper,
StrawbOnrd Cutting,, Old Blankets, scrap Twlne,
and such Olherhrticles ofJunk as may accumulate
from July l,lbSb 70 June 80, 1886, ana also Tor
the purchase from tue Government OF the pulp
70 be produced nom the maceration OF the
10 be- de- lToyed during tGe same perod Faii in.
formation relative TO these articles VIII be fur'
nishcd on application to the undGrsi ned,
The rightto waive defects and " reject any or
n. N. BURRILL,
Chief Bureau EngrAvng and Printing q,
Apl.W3t Washington, ID, q,
National Republican., 1885-04-01

changes to note In -four; receipts have fallen
of, and holders are firm In their views.
Wheat receipts are light, and only choice lots
command the attention Of buyers, while low
rye, and oats are firm. Eggs are abundant and
lower Pork and poultry are scarce and
wanted at better prices. Other produce il
without material change since our last gen
eral report.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

YOUNG MEN READ. THIs-The Voltaic Belt
Company, ol Marshall. Mich, offer to send
their celebrated Electro.Voltalc Belt and other
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days, to
bility, loss Of vitality and manhood, and all
kindred troubles Also for Rheumatism, neu-
ralgiA, paralysis, and many other diseases.
manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as
thirty days trial is allowed Write them at
once for illustrated pamphlet free,
National Republican., 1885-04-01

Pleas Of guilty were made by the following
parties yesterday at the bar Of the criminal
court when called up for arraignment: VIM
Brown, alias Spider Brown, breaking into the
dwelling OF Chas. L, Roller on the LIST ofbiarch
last sentenced to three years In the Albany
penitentiary. George j. johnson, alias Robert
Goodman alias Gordon Streets, entering the
residence of James Hunt the dwelling OF I'd.
ward a. Randall on the 18th oflnst January; the
dwelling OF John W. Davis on tho 18th Of last
February, aud that of James X. Kerr, on the 22d
Of last February. lie was given six years.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

BALTIMORE March 81. Cotton easier and
Wheat-southern steady and quiet; western
lower and fairly active; southern red, 929
9Sc; do. amber, 9S@07c; No. Maryland. 9219@
02l4c; No. 2 western winter red, spot,
sSc asked; May. S9szGssgAc; June, 9liT@9isIc.
Corn-Southern firm aud more active western
lower and dull southern white, 6i@6l1jc; do.
yellow. 606D52c; western mixed, spot, 4Sl1t9i91I
southern. 3593Sc: western white, 37p3Sc; do.
mixed, 35036c; Pennsylvania, 36C433c. Rye
steady at 72On75c. Provisions steady and quiet.
| Sugar--Copper refined quiet at l0I3@l0t1c.
Whisky steady at sl.2O@l.2l. Other articles
| unchanged.
National Republican., 1885-04-01
Da.o Ball Base BAH Capitol Park, ilS,
literary ChrIstIanIiy.

The regular meeting Of tho Young Mons
Christian Association Literary Society was
held last evening In tho association parlors.
The exercises consisted ofa reading BY Mr. J,
\. sclby, an essay by Mr.. u u. Phillips y reel
between Mossra T.. y. DinglGy aud ~ g. sig.
gers upon the question, "R'so'ltd, That oiyil
employees Of tho government should be pen
siohcd amer faithful service The decision
upon the merits OF the argument was rem
dered m the negative.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

While the fire department Of the steam en-
gineering department OF the navy yard was
having its monthly practice near the sulphur
house yesterday morning some sparks fell on
the roof of that building setti ing fire to II. The
hand engine corps of the ordnance depart
ment responded promptly and soon ex-
tingulshed the flames
National Republican., 1885-04-01
e
LOTTERIES.

This Is the only Chartered Lottery OF Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
incorporated In 1865 for 20 years by tho Leg.
islnlurC inr educational and cha liable purpOaes,
with capital ofsl ,OOD, 900. n which n reserve
mud ufover 100000 has since boon added.
BY an ovorwhelming. popular vote lts fran,I
Chsc was made a part Of The present state Con-
sututlon, adopted bee ., A, u. 1870.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO wIN A
FORTUNE
It's Grand single Number Drawing will take,
place mOntnly, IL neye Scales or Postpoues.
Look n the following Distribution:
GRaSD MONTHLY DRAWING,
CLASS ID,
Al New Orleans Tuesday, April IL, 1888, un
der the supervision aud management OF ten. u.
n BeauTegnrd, Of Louisiana, aud Con. Jubal a.
Early, Of Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100, 600 Tickets M Five Dollars Each.
Fractions In fiths la proportion.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

A CABp.-To all who are suffering from the
error8 and indlscretlons OF youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay loss OF manhood, &c,
lwill send u recipe that VIII cure you, Tee.o
charge, This great remedy was discovered by
q missionary In south America. send self
addressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph I. lu-
man, Station d.. New York city.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

The old navy yard tug Rescue having been
condemned, II Is understood that Constructor
Hitchburn viii make an effort to have a new
Iron one constructed IN this yard 10 take her
place She was used for carrying freight and
towing large vessels
National Republican., 1885-04-01
CITY ITEMS.

BEHOLD tho conqueror OF all kidney, liver,
and urinary diseases-Hunts Remedy. Suro
cure.
Speedy cure TO all diseases of the kidneys or
urinary organs by using Hunts Remedy.
| What an appetite 1t gives; how restful II
makes my sleep, by using Hunts Remedy.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

The latest novelties ana souvenir prices
have helped to make the spring opening at
this popular establishment the most successful
ever held. The store has been crowded from
morning until evening with eager 'souveniI'
seekers To-day being the last day OF the
Opening there Is not much doubt but that
day In It's history, which has been one Of sue
cess from the beginning and which well illus
trntes that "honcsty is the best policy" In
business. by charging reasonable prices and
Offering reliable COOL the Palais Royal has
the confidence and patronage Of Washington's
best people
National Republican., 1885-04-01
First game with Brooklyns to-day, AIS.

THE dresses and decorations at the Elks'
promenade concert will be sight worthy TO be
seen
National Republican., 1885-04-01

THE Howiand Dental Association No. 2ll
Four-and.a.half street northwest threo doors
northof Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds OF
Dental Work. All work warranted Iirst-clagl
llaYeadninlsterod nitrous oxide To over 5000
persons Fine gold aud amalgan hlllngs tn-
serted In tho best manner.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

ney butter churned every morning, and deliv-
cred In x pound Ward" prints, at SOC. per
pound Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball; but
termilk DO. per quart. and sweet milk at 5c
per quart
National Republican., 1885-04-01

S8pcr gallon 75 cents quart Dottlc. No.
Rye Whisky, best In tho world for the money
al McGees. Ninth. near d.
National Republican., 1885-04-01
w "'hR&iL R&iLR5&0b' ctSoMPXST ''A"N
WINTER ARIA NGEM Mt.

TWO TRAINS DAILY tllNCFPT SUNDAY
BETWEEN ALENANpRtA AND
ROUND HILL
Leave Washington Al O'26 a m. snd i;2b q,
m. AMI Alexandria at O3i a, M. aud ASA y, m
Pass lie tsbuTE 'nlng westward al lstl3 p, M,
a, m. and SOi y, M
Leave Hound III I At Aii5 a. m. and l;o5 p. IN:
Pass Loeshurg, going eastward, ~ Oi3s a IN, aud
PAS y. m, and arrive Ht Al'Naudria at s'l6 a.
m, and 6i23 y. M, aud nt Washington ut $50 a.
N, and bi35 ~ M.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round mn at 4:l5
q NJ. ArrlvesAt Alexandria at $40 an Wash
ingtOn at'S!26. Leave Washington nl 800 y. M;
Alexandria ut $40 p m. Pass Leosb ~, going
eastward. b:]S "a m; westward, lO:lO T. ~,
s NJ. BnOplIN. snDerln endnnt.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

dated, 45 past due coupons, 56IA; new 10. 40s,
36ls; new IS, 52l4; North Carolina 6s, old, lloM
| hid to-day
National Republican., 1885-04-01
Woman s suffering and Relief.

Those laneuid, tiresome sensations, causing
you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet;
that constant drain that is taking from your
system all It's former elasticity; driving tho
bloom from your cheeks that continual strain
upon your vital forces rendering you irritable
and fretiul, can easily be removed by the uso
of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bitters. Ir.
regularitlcs and obstructious Of your gystom,
are relieved at once while the special cause OF
periodical pain are permanently removed.
None receive 30 much benefit, md none are so
profoundly grateful, and show such an interest
In recommending Hop Bitters as women.
A Postal Gard Story.
] was affected with kidney and urinary
Trouble.
For twelve ycarsw
After trying all the doctors and patent
medicines | could hear Of, l used two
bottles Of Hop
"Bitters"
And / am perfectly cured. I keep II
"Ali the timew respectfully, Is. 4.
Booth, Salisbury, Tenn. May 4, 1883.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

Try II and be convinced that Salvation OIL
Is the greatest pain annihilator in the world.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

TIE SIZE SHEA NSfn EhGN7{kEANslR 1 &s sSgrII NSyrTE
SSps WEpssG pouIRLE ,TFhck a shthMRiP 4 Ipsi, I "

THTSG SIZE fEEE4T NS4fm 4EfHmTS#S{kEA&NslBl { All sRS9YFTE
poyHhh hAL RGAH RGhSK KMAeNhitt6ISP sNhtFmRSR
TnAISSs $EEgGF ha2gl WAsaIsa45s NeGH n 5ss3 rom sta.
tign corner @ Of on S1d g. as iSows ,n,,o,
daily, Fast Line O4O a. ~. daily 70 Cincinnati
snd sL Louis, with sieGnlng cars rom Harris.
daily, except saturday, TO chisago, with sleepng
Also connscts daily for Chicago with sleeping
Car PI,s5uTg e GGIssgo, Nat EsprSs1i inoo g
fSS ASB Mn P3fSNaS S RHifnoAp
Palace Cars, Washington 10 Rochester,
tSs MS" m dy sRSF aSsS Sss ssnday sAayS and h'~a
FSr New % S9T Sna M n hHa aSa 1s Iis n Sao am On
Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, 0;l0 a, m.
Da Toar nos,on without ui change. . p m, every
lor BROOKLYN, Yaal Trough trains con.
mex aliordlng direct transfer '9 Fulton street s.
fIr 10 ieoh,l1as'pnaa ~ n ia S ,'9 a" on sunday
d n IN, nldi2 10 iSEny limited Expires
w as,noFss aHss S'}S SsSS Snsa eao IL m
is9S p'nt, tia'; nioy a4o; O. 7;1o 10 p; ~ sPS b
or Popss's crseE lie, 7,l5 a. 10, and 4:4o p.
fSr KSusspc.. sSSR aS'& GsS Z. M. IoS and a,as p
ALEXANDRIA, AND FNEDERl6h hsBURG
RAILWAY, AAp. q ALEXANDRIA ASD
WASHINGTtN ~ UAl Road.
! For Alexandra o. Z, O.lb, Ili0i. and 1l:3o
/ a. m,, 900, 4;26, i!45. d. sos, aud l1;3 -
IN. I'm sunday ut q, D;ih, i'ul u. ~, 500 p IN
For Il chmhnl AMI tiiy south. aud ;Ol u
m. daily, and i:i6 y, ~. daily, except unday.
Trains leave AlexandFl ilr Wa-hlr gton. JiO5
| 9. 10, lOil0A MT ]. aO6, . 10. bio 7;O5, Rnt
| llh6 y, m, and 1910 midnight except Mon
! l1;il p. IN, and 1910 NIsit
| Tickets and Informal on ut the once, north
evenue ana nj no y allan. where orders can h.
LEFT for tho checkin OF baggage ~ destination
| from hotels and resihpDcoS
CHAs. u PUGH. General Manager
J. r. WOO Gep'ri PasScng'r Agent,
WAsHINGToN, OHIO AND W STERN
| w RAILROAD COMPANY.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

WE are ready to show you the most elaborate
and complete assortment Of spring clothing In
the city. Elseman Bros, Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1885-04-01

NoBFoLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
IN The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY
leayes seventh street wharf on MONDAYS,
stopping Ut Plney Point and Corniield, goiug md
returning. Connects In Norfolk with all railroad
and steamboat llneA, secure rooms and tcketa
nj II, AMI o. OniCe, Fourteenth and PJnnsyl.
Vania avenue, 81 Marc Hotel, and Knox EN-
press, oOS PennsylyanlA avenue, who Will also
check baggage tfOm hotels and private rosi-
dencos, For iurther Information Inquire 1t
company'a ONCE, seventh street whRrL Tolo-
WILLIAM Il. WEIGH
linnIrnL A AL-AnN-
National Republican., 1885-04-01

ALI druggists sell Salvation OIL .hC pain
exterminRtor Price % cents bottle,
National Republican., 1885-04-01
n.,a. rllna fnr R.rord Y.,ierd.r. ~

X st., north side, bet, llth st. and VI. ave. n.
w., lot d, Kidwells sub. Of 50. si7, CyrenuS
Wheeler, IT,, 10 Horace y. Pags, sl7,SO,
10th st., west side, bet l. and NJ sts, n. w, lot
q. wm. Clark's sub. oi %. III, Anna Ester
10 Henry Luckel -.
same property as next above described, Henry
Liickelto John fster 80,
NJ st., north side, bot. OH and 10Th sts, n. W.,
lot T. 81. 36s, William II. Birch TO John Jesse
Cook, $1,000.
same properly as next above described, John
Jesse Cook 10 q. Maria Cook, $1,000.
II st., south side, bet 9TH and 10Th sts. n. W,
pt. Of 50. $40, The Nctiry OF the Parish uftho
Ascension TO Michael T.. Callan, Ss,02h,
9th ~! east side, bot . and Y ats. n. W. lot u,
Gallhnta sub. Of "a 40, Frances @. Gallant
20 John stewart, sl0.
I'd st.. east side, II w.. north side, y. J, ave-,
west side, all Of ~, north Of 81. bbi, George
n. Green, trustee, and u, W. Middleton, 10
John L. Mhggamnn, &lOJ
Same properly a. next above described, Julia
Middleton 10 John Y, Waggamnn, sS,lOO.
same property neNt above described, being pt.
Of n. north q ~. 563, john y. Wsggaman
10 Emlie Lulley, s5uQ0.
18Th ~, west side, NJ the = W. cor. OF V st. n.
w., lots "a to as j, T.. Armh's sub, of ~, 2jb,
John /. Arms 10 WIN. Waring, $500,
COUNTY.
''Trlnidad,p all that tract lying north Of
boundary a., bet. nth aud l3lh IS n. g., the
columbian University ~ the Washington
Brick Machine Company containing about
lh1 acres $4,000
Fart o The same property next above de-
BCTlbtd tho deyitCes of George Oyster, dee,
~ Washington BricE Machine Company lall
their mtrruttl, elU,UD.
Ivy tty, lot 10, blk ., Mary ], SuOWden "a
Fielding 1. Dodsun, 500,
National Republican., 1885-04-01
SrEAMROir LINEs.

| ow FARES
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FARE, 20 cents houND rRIp si.25
"Wednesday, AMI Friday at b'3O, q meets
closely ~ u Polnt with tho steamer Ariel Ior
Richmond, Va.
Passage and rooms secured NJ General Officn,
Sixth street wharf Telephone call 100,
Freight steamers KNIGHT ana GIBSON
leave Pier ii, East River, New Ytrk, ury sat.
urdRy, 4 p, M; Washing gt0u, W cdn sdays.
ALFRED W. Cd, Secretary.
GEO. n. lHIIIIpS kuDpTintt uuput.
National Republican., 1885-04-01
DIED.

LUCE.-suddeniy March 80, at 10 p. M, at
the residence OF Nor sOn.n-lnw, o. II. Rundel,
All second street northwest, Mrs. Il. q. Luce,
az, Il ~ years
Notice of funeral hereafter
National Republican., 1885-04-01
PROPOSALS. FOR PURNlsHING "dRAN,
A NE PAVING BLOCKS"


bfflNE VI lif 1Nbl = tftN hhl0!llON M
WASIISuToN, II, q, April !, lSSb.
By direction of the Board Of Commissioners,
sQllod proposals Will be received AT this office un'
III IL O'clock IN. on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,
1850, Tor furnishing bOO00O more or less,
Granite Paving Blocks, TO be deliveredat WASH
igtou, District Of Columbia
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications
can be obtained at this ONCE upon application
therefor, together with all necehsAry iuformA'
considered
The ght is reserved to reject any and all bids
or parts OF bids. O., j LHDECKER,
Major Of Engineers u, $. A.,
apl.Bt Engineer Commissioner d, e,
National Republican., 1885-04-01
$4,000 Lost.

"a tour TO Europe that cost mo 5000 dono
'.me less good than QUO bottle Of Hop Bit rs;
they also cured my wife of ililccn years ner.
"vous weakness, slecplcssncss aud dyspersa'
r. NJ, Auburn, n. \,