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The Osceola times., 1886-11-20
WASHINGTON LETTER
tFrom Qaf ntgu,a. Correspondent

Nl'h Np N'kta' N'ii'F l'AihNhfI
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. L., 1856.
The recent elections have caused
great surprise in political circles in
Washington. 1t will be necessary
to 20 back to the year 1874 to find
anything comparable in interest To-
The upheayal IN Congressional dis
tricts ia many of the states this year.
fhe control Of the if,icth Congress
should have been secured by the
party opposed to the administration,
according to the law of political
forces, and following the aln' st un-
broken line of preccden; in our po.
li,ical history. But the fact is that
the Democrats in spite OF losses suf
Iicicnt to have given the Republicans
the ms jrity, have yet made gains in
such unlocked for places, AS to re-
tain control Of the House.
The orderly aud peaceful manner
too in which the elections were con
iucted in the Southern States, with
here and there Republican gains in
Congressmen in that section, ough,
to bury forever the last iattered rem.
nant of the bloody shirt. Not q
single complaint of intimidation ol
violence has come from any district
and Messrs. Blaine and Shernan's
occupation is consequently gone.
Politicians here are still talking
about the result of the elections, anC
it is Interesting to hear their various
comments. They all agree that pol
itics are uncertain. Some attribute
Democratic losses to the fact thai
Democrats have not enough offices
under the administration, while 9th
ers hold that if they had gotten few
er offices they would have elected
more Congressman. This last ide;
is upon tie ground that it is lmpos
sible to dispense patronage 10 the
satisfaction Of everybody. The only
way TO be without enemies is to b,
without power. The man who has
no fayors to give makes no enemies
but he cannot bestow patronage OF
the few without making enemies o
the many who expect aud are disap
pointed.
Another common explanation %
the apathy among Democratic voter
is that the though, they had So SURF
thing of it that they abstained from
voting. The latter is Speaker Car
isles opinion with regard to his ow'
case. He says he has ireGuen,l,
warned his constituents that the,
would waken up some fine morniu.
and find some one else elected t
Congress in hi. place al. on acooup
; of their s,aying away from the polls
"They Seem to think he added
. "that | am sure TO be elected whetb
er anybody votes for me or not" !
must be gratifying TO the Speake
r to know of the sentiments expresses
: by Republicans as well as Demoera,
I when i. was believed that he ha
7 been defeated. Even ultra Repub
t licans here acknowledged that hi
: loss to Congress would be nation
E al calamity. He is such a broad
9 high minded statesman that his pc
, liiical enemies cannot fail to respeC
; and revere him as an exemplai
) While he is a straight-oat consisten
, party man, be deals honestly m
fairly with his opponense, aud q
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20
THE MhMPHIS APPEAL
FOR 1886.

The APPEAL enters upon its forty sixth yea
rtue in the e eAperiences Of the past ana ~ OF
hope ior o future for the whole eouhtr! pul
especially for this and tn" ntighsorlhe stat.s
thai shall surpass tho dreams oi the most ssh
guine Of the early settlers All the questions
growing ont OF slavery, and when leH the NoIlh
u ID the south divided for nearly three geheiA
lions have been settled, ana lhe StH'ep Ia
adjusted themselves t. Tie new co. dlllvh- IN
spirit OF unity, peace and concord lhe,e Sre, T,
therefore no issues before the countf! thhi are
not common to all the people. and thhl are hO'
Of An economical aud national character. lhef'
are no questions before the National Leg w
that do not equally effect eintereste oi az the
stitos d that cannot be discussed rom nhsls
II personal welfare by the citizens OiAl "l lhein'
For the future therefore. legislation, both in-
tionAl aud State T. to be Of u business char
acter aud is, Tor that reason 10 come houe
closer aud cloSer to the indiNlduM eilileh
Personal politics Is, with the bosses, 70 w.
re!egated 10 the past. and civil service itl'i"
is to secure to the country honesty, emclthcH
aud Industry In public place. ne l'v'iSe
outlook : ali that could be desired fleslucH'
cleveland mas made an abiding impression ny
ON the country, and At the clotr oil MS Eunll"
istratiou will have recunciled even pulliltei
| opponents to a continuance or Democratic us
vendancy There is nothing to hinder or re'aid
! the progress Of the country All the aNallhtl tlc
/ lands OF the West taken up, the ~outh must Tor
maLy years be the favored section for enter
| prisns immi grants, and its coal and irch d. Id
| invite capitalist from the exhausted mlnem
ahdH OF the Noith ana west, NFiplu an" gIff
| increase OF manufacture must follow, ana this
will necessitaie q rapid incr aseutrairuads anf
| u CORES pouding Increase ufour labr'irg POI t.
| lation The AlPEAL, tie pioneer IN the on =
n0lstic field of the southwest. always In SYM
| q athy with the people, Willie found during th'
.ear last born rs full ofeuteTprlse as In The pH-t
nj amin aztec by only tn, desire 10 k'eI the le, &
and prompt it's readers 10 the increasing ady9I .
ttgcs Of our soil and climate and geographica
situ alton. 10 accomplish this noeNpense vii
be- spared We shal! continue o. make moSt
libeul use Of the telegraph Snd thus Keep ~
| teader informed Of thr advance ul the wei d
aN by day NJ fast as deyelopmtntsir any d :
| lartment OF human efo, are made public ",
| shall eIdeuver TO to keep the APP NJ M to n,
| now hign standing as Il news paper and leadel
,tpublic opinion, aud so continue to deserv,
| the So far unehaken confidence Of a constituency
that is strongest outside Of Tennessee, In Mis-
| slsaippi, Arkansas and Alabama
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20

A White Sewing Machine, bran
new, direct from the manufactory,
worth s35, will be exchanged for
ash wood. For particulars, apply
at this office. or, to
CHARLES GooDRICH.
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20
Terms Of fsubscrEptiOn.

m INT n aeds are scarce, bat those who write TO
HnI sanson Co, Portland, Maine will receive
UrII free, fuu Information about work which
HulIII they eau DO and live at home that will pas
" " ILL them from O. to s25 per day. Some have
earned 81 10 day Either young old Capital
required You started free Those who once
absolutely Of snug little fortunes All Is new.
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20

UTI Mm7re mpuer than ut anything else hy
Nm IN iaking an agency for the best selling
W li'book out. hesiuners succeed grsndly.
None fIi Terms free HALLErT Cook Co.
Portland Maine.
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20

We will send the Osceola
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year fer l2,l0
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20
ASsignce's ssiel

No1ttE Z II HEREBY GiyfN. That viii .
on the ard day oi December, 1856, in putsu-
ance OF the terms Of deed Of ass gumeut exc
cuied O. me by C + ~towell and datei aud
ackuo wledged on the 27th day " October, 1856,
aud now ot record in the Recorders uflcc OF
Mississippi COMFY prOcee to ssll NJ auction,
In the manner prescribed by law, all the goods
wares and merchandise =, assigned to me as
Aforesaid, more particularly described IN the
inventory accompanying said deed Of Assi gn =
ment The terms of said sale will Toe cash for
al goods sold The sale 10 continue until the
entire stock I, closed out The articles to be
sold consists In a fine stock of Mercha nd Use
suiIab e to this market w HALE,
OsceJls Arg Nov 20, 1855 Assignee.
IL NJ .McNeigh, atty ll-s0-4
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20

Having just started in Business we
propose to keep the best in our line
that can be found in the Market, and
sell a, prices that cannot fail to be-
come popular with the consumers,
We will be found at JoHS l.. DRI
vEn's OLD STAND, corner Front and
Merchant Streets.
Soliciting tie patronage Of Mt
citizens 0f 0Sce0la aHa cicjaltN
BE are Respectfully
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20

Crows never kick up a disturL.
ancr without uaws.
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20

We see from the Covington,
(Tipton Co., Tenn..) Leader, that
the hunting Club of that place con.
template coming to Big Lake on a
Camp hunt; all Arrangements being
made to start over next Monday.
The Club will just about hit tie
height of the duoking season, and
we predict tor them a successful
hunt.
A CHANCE FOR TIE GIRLS.
Another good tlrn has been done
for women by the gallant Secretary
OF the Interior. 1t used to be held
that a woman making n homestead
entry and subsequently, marrying be-
fore completing the same forfeited
her right TO acquire title. Secretary
Lamar reverses this rigid decision
and rules that the marriage Of a wo.
man who has made a homestead en-
try will not defeat her right to re-
ccive title to the land. Girls can
now 60 right ahead, take up home
steads. build houses, end then get
husbands to support. There is no
thing to hinder.
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20
MANHOOD
and
SeyuaA Power
NERVITA a!

Thousands Of cases o! Nervou. DEBILITY
mertol and physical weakness lost uauhOo.
nervous prOstrsttru, results OF iudiscreti0nt
eXcessds or any Cause. cured b. NrrNita NJ
remedy ever Oh. red to the afflicted has uc'
with suc1 unprecedented success Il hes u,
equal for curing all iorms OF NERVOUS WASTE
kxuAUeTioS, DEBILITY OR DECAY II, beu,'
hcial effects are imueCistcy percrp'ihlr: n
few weeks after c mmCucing it, us" feeliut
ofrenewed yigur aud rcngth Is apparent q
effects "A prompt and radical cure and o.
only safe and eGectnAl remrdy known Tor r.r
ing All forms of Nervous Debility from ~
cause. lts effects Hre per'na- mt No mui..
how aggi awaited your case, how many rem
dies YOU have triel, ur how many doctors h....
fallei When the disease has baffei
skill Of the al est physicians. when mpIHnc.Io. o.f
and despair have token the place 4 hope rnt
the world looks blank aud dreArv, Nrrg h.
will inspire new life aud p.rmaroutly or,
bod a4d mind Il ~ cases cured hy its IS,
in 1884 ~tr w iaith that will cnrc eve
case prompts me 10 stnd A.rrial uacksg.
receipt Of ~ scnts for posA.e etc Nan.
this paper
pIl \ C oLIN Box "a. chicago, III
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LITTLE Rock, ARK June q, 1879
Msssrs W, VI AkIN < co,

Tfhn5Niilts lnd.
For the hen'ht ofall persons living In malari
al parts of the country | take great plessu. II
recommending Ir, AInisteafs Ague ronic
having used the same myself and familt. aut
received 20 much brnrft trOin The sane | am.
sirs, living witness 10 ne merits. and can no
say too much in Its favor
Very respectfully.
A. KING
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20
OsceoIa Rain DrOPs.

What is said about the weather
else where, has 40 reference 60 that
of yesterday.
The Osceola times., 1886-11-20
COELECT0Es'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will,
in person, or bv deputy, be at thr
following places, at the time specified
below, for the purpose Of collecting
the tax for 1886.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
SMALL THINGS or A DAY.
Or Occurrences In and About tho
CITY Briefly Put.

Tooth filling made painless Ivy the use OF
cocaine by 3. T. Mason, dentist, 2l3 Four
and. a.half street northwest
The great coming eyeut-thc "Jahr'
markt.'
Dr. Nicholson. resident graduate, 1905 T
street. Electricity I'm nervous diseases
speciality. City reference.
a fire alarm station was put up in the
Childrcn's Hospital Yesterday by Supcrin-
tcndent Miles.
Wallace Middleton, colorod, for cutting
Thomas Dulaney, also colorcd, twenty
times. tearing his shirt and biting his
hand, was fined $40 In the police court yes
terday.
Edcla Burdcttc has flied ~ application
for divorce from John W. Bmdettc, and
the papers having been withdrawn from the
files The ground Of complaint cannot be
given.
The board Of managers Of the Womcn's
Baptist Home have elected the following
officers Miss Sarah Wood, president Mrs.
{. Miller, vice president Mrs. j. II. Philip,
secretary; Mrs. l.. 4. +. Sponord, trcas-
WCr.
The health officer reports so deaths for
the week ending last Saturday--50 white
and 80 colorcd. Death rate per aunum--
White, 1912; colored, 22.60; total popula-
ton, 2O.99. There were 50 births and 10
marriages reported.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
DIsrn1or MArrrnsIN coNonns
nlmnIelpnl ana olher local ApproprIA

4
Municipal ana Other Local ApprOprla-
tions--Tcmperance Education.
The subcommittee on the District Of CO.
lumbla Of the House appropriations COM
mlttcc had the District commissioners
before them for two hours yesterday, exam
lining them rs to their estimates for the cN-
pcnscs Of the District government for the
next fiscal year. The items providing for
The executive offices, District collector, as
sessoE building Inspectors office, and eng!-
necr's department were taken up and con
sidcrCd, and tue examination OF the other
items was deferred until this morning. The
police department and school appropriations
will he taken up first, and us there are
several important measures in them VIII
continue some time. The bill, as q whole,
will he reported to the general committee
some time next week. The appropriation
Of S3gj,UJ0 for the completion Of the Hatcr
work extension was not taken up, as
Maj. Lydockcr has not replied 10 the ques-
tions put to him by the committee.
The Senate District committee at its ses-
sion yesterday ordered a favorable report
to be made on the bill to exempt the prop
erty OF the Louise Home and the property
from which it derives its revenue and sup
port, with certain limitations upon the eN-
Cmptiun Of other property connected with
the institution, \ special meeting Of the
committee will I've held next week to take
| up the railway investigation, and other
| matters
Senator Ingalls, yesterday presented bill
| for the relief of Mrs. Sarah NJ. Rittcn-
| house, allowing her to prosecute in the
| court of claims licr claim for damages to
| her property on West = street. caused by
| improvements.
Senator German Yesterday PRESENTED o
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
THO HitL.prentlsa Cnsn.

By special assignment the plea in Obatc.
ment in the cases Of Juo. lIitz aud Charles
+. Prcntiss, late president and cashier Of
the German american National Bank, in
volving the legality Of the grand jury who
found the indictments, was taken up for
hearing In the criminal court to-day. Dis
tiict Attorney Worthngtou and Il. Ross
Perry, special counsel, appeared for the
government, and Hon. Jcrc. Wilson and H..
d. Mussey for Mr. Prontiss. 1t was an
nounCed that Mr. lIitz had resoined Hon.
jeff Chandler as his attorney but that gen
tlcman was absuYt from the city, After
some discussion it was agreed that the
demutrcrs should be first argued and then
tile plea considered. The argument was
set down fer today.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
TIE BLADENsnrRG ROAD.
Prince Gcorgians Urge lis Improve
mcnt Ipon the Commissioners.


The District commissioners were visited
yesterday by a delegation of citizens Of
Prince George county composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Hon. Barnes Compton,
cX-Gov Reed, W. u. Cassin j. II. H.
DCakcns, ChGs. Il. Calvert, T. d. DAILY, Dr.
Palmer, iIontiO Browning, S. S. Williams
j. II. Smith, W. II. Tenney, Frank Hume,
also Col. Clark, eX.comnissioner OF PEN
siors, and George W. Adams, representa-
tive Of the Reform School.
Mr., Compton introduced the object Of
the visit by an application asking for the
assurance that the Bladcnsburg road would
be macadamized from II street to the Dis
trlct line, providing the commissioners Of
Prince George county would continue the
improvement from that point. TO this
Maj. LydCckcr replied that after the Sew
enth street aud Tcnnallytown road. So they
considered the Bladensburg road next In
importance among the roads to be improved
Additional remarks were made by Messrs
Calvert, Adams, wilkins, Smith, and others
The dcsirability Of a street railway on the
road in question was among the topics dis
cusscd; but was thought to be inadvisable
because the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
furnished transportation in that direction ut
n rate equivalent to street ear fare. The
project was discussed thoroughly and with
unity Of sentiment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
Quick Time TO Annapolis via Baltimore
and Potomac KailrOnd.

Under the schedule now In effect on the
Baltimore and Potomac and Annapolis and
Elk Ridge railroads, time between Washing.
ton end Annapolis has been very considerably
shortened. The now train, which is additional
to the former service, leaves Washington at
$40 q. m. every week day, and arrives in IN.
nBpolis at 1890 Tho time Of departure Of thiS
train makes II .rcCiaiy d, sirahlc to those who
have business hi the Maryland capitol, while
the shCInCss Of the run places them in An.
npr0lis before the business of the day begins
RutuIniug, the new tain leaves ANNAPOLIS ut
$3.50 -. m, arriving In Washington ut $50.
other trains leave Washington, Baltimore
and Potomac station, 7l5 a. m, 1905 noon,
i:2I p. M week days, 900 a. M, 1870 y. m, on
sundays. Returning, leave Annapolis $40 Il.
m. and l2fj noon, week days, and To y. IN.
ON SUNDAYS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

On Thursday evening, at Grad Army
Hall, was presented to large audience,
Eugene Jcwells two,act comedy, entitled
"undcr the Circumstances" with tine au-
thor IN the role OF Fred, q Fop. The di-
alogue Of the play Is sparkling; the move
ment smooth, and the political hits good
Mr. Jewels pcrsonifcation of the Amer
lean imitation Of the English fop was
piece Of acting clever enough to have
graced the boards of the National. Mcssrs.
Marsh, SUNNY, and SoUthwick, and Mes
danes Marsh, EdmonstOn, Jewell, and
Prescott rendered q support far above the
average of amateurs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

The afternoon session to-day, from 30
to > p, M, Of the viticultural meetings at
Wizards Hall will be devoted to the sam
ping Of wines aud raisns. DELEGATIONS will
attend from New York and Virginia. All
interested IN the prosperity Of vine grow
ing are invited 70 attend. In the evening,
commencing at o'clock, there will he in
tcresting discussions, which in Washington
have u local as web as national character
us our neighbors are rapidly developing
this industry. One house In this city last
season used irvine making 100000 pounds
Cinity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
Special Sale No. 8.
&ktH&ktkS

Weale compelled to do trade. Our stock is large
our assortment rs complete as good management
would allow. We have about six weeks left to dis
pose Of the balance Of our Winter Stock. The win
ter predicted by the ground hog has set In with
vengeance Therefore we are not doing foolish
thing 10y offering good desirable winter goods In
season,
To offer q full line OF Spring Goods in the month
OF January would do very well for Bermuda mer-
chant, but not for any one doing business in thi,
climate.
10 styles Of rs Crctonncs good value at lai!c,
/ case q, Iured Zephyr GlnghOms, good value at
l2l4c, selling 1T She.
case OF double width Cashmcres and Dcbclge,
good value at l5c, selling at lOlac,
case Of dark Albauoss, good value ut lSc, sell
pieces Of Cotton Basket flannel, garnet, brown,
myrtle, blue, good value at lie, selling at 0l3c.
20 colors in Satin Morle, good value Ut 5Oc sell.
Ing at Zoe.
S styles Of Jersey Cloth, good value at GJc selling
at 45c.
Balance Of our Cd Ladies' Cloth, good value at
y, Balance Of our I'd Trlcot Clo,h, good value at
OHc, selling Ct OOc'
Goo, selling at iOc,
/ iot Of heavy two.facc Canton Flannel Shirts,
handsomely trimmed, good value AZ Sl,l5, selling
10 gross OF Ladies' Striped Linen Collars, with
Cape, good value nj lOc selling at &c,
20 styles Of Check NainSuOR, book fold, good
value NJ I4igC, selling at SIZE
case Of genuine Turkey Red Calico, good value
VI Sc, selling ut DC.
/ lot assorted Mems Linen Collars, odds and ends,
lC.
lot Of Infants Wooden Mlts, odds ana ends, DC.
lot IF 3.Eastic FlcCced Lined Gloves, &c.
Balbcrs Linen Thread, 200 yds, black OF white,
Uc.
Our entire line Of Fancy and staple Prints, choice
10 dol white KID Gloves, all small sizes, lOc.
balance Of or Wool Jersey Caps brown, garnet,
and cardinal, lOC
First quality Of Germantown Yarn, all colors,
Zoe.
fellows SwNusdOwn, per box, DC.
Tclluw'' GOssuner pen box, l6c.
Genuine English Pins, per paper, AC.
Gents Fun RCgulaI-mUde Sllk-ClOckCd Hose, all
cardinals, l2l!c. We sold these goods for 25C.
Sdol Childlen's sCersugker Waists To close 23c,
sold for ;Igr
lot Of Ladies' ChCmeSc, 1OC
| lot Of Ladies' Drawers, ice
lot Of Ladies' Canton Flannel Drawers, DC.
uu SIN Chenille Fringe, Ia black and Colcrs
35r Sold for i8c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
nrnN WArrn cures goul. dygpep.ln


The temperance meeting to be held at
congregational Church Sunday afternoon at
3o'clock promises tobc one of great interest.
Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, and Mrs.
Mary II. Hunt, Of the Woman's National
Christian Temperance Union, are two of
the most distinguished speakers OF the
United states. The seats are free.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

a martial, with Commander Slus
Casey as president has been ordered to
meet at the Washington navy yard to-day
for the trial Of n, II, Kecuc, first class ap.
prentice, for dcsUWium.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

The colored people Of several of the Old
legislative districts have elected {. II.
Marshall as chief marshal for the proposed
procession in honor Of the twenty-fourth
anniversary Of the emancipation of slaves
in the District Of Columbia which will
occur April 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

PAETIEs wanting elegant apartments, where
they will be charged only for meals tukcn,
should call at the Hotel Arno, Sixteenth street,
between ! aud X streets northwest. Every
thing new and first class. Location convenient
to uptown hotels aud thuatCTs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

BY Tic explosion o. "Bakcr' heater IN
the Pullman car Caspian, yesterday morn
ing al Virginia avenue and Four-aud.a,
half street, the car was damaged to the
amount Of $500. The fronts Of houses $50
aud 3H2 Virginia avenue, owned 10y Patrick
Lynch, were damaged to the extent of $3.50.
The explosion was due to frozen pipes
attached to the heating apparatus The
attendants had just tlnishcd making fire
in the heater.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

James Carroll, the notorious thief who
travels under the name Of James Carter, has
gone back to the Albany pcnitcntlary this
time for two years. lie was convicted yes
tcrday IN the criminal court Of stealing
clothing, the property Of Miss Emma $,
Mcneil
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

TIM Auburn Mineral Water Company, Wash.
inGton depot No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue, re.
residents; senator William T. Frye, Senator Eu.
gene Hale, Hon. n. Dinglcy ir., Hon !. Hale
Syphcr, col. t. y, Hin, Capt Jarvis Patton,
6. W Spolord Riggs House, Hon Thomas Il,
EolN Ir. u. ". RlI.s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
sim Hunting for HavIIand.

Private Detective McDevitt has issued a
circular containing minute description Of
the missing Philip II, IINviland A $1,000
reward is offered to any one who may have
knowledge Of the murder who will furnish
the same, which will be received in strict
confidence.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

THr Hotel Arno, Siytccnth street northwest,
one block from Lafayette square, Is the most
York, and tho prices arc lower for the accom-.
mOdatiOns Than can be obtained in Washing.
tg,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06

PARTIES paying visit to the capital can
have moro ComiOrtaud attention lOrtio money
NJ the Hotel ArnO, sixteenth street, between
and X northwest, than can be obtained NJ any
other hotel. Everything is new and complete
at this establishment.