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National Republican., 1888-03-29
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND ONO DI.
VISION
rINHE GREAT ATpENNSYLVANIA ROUTE To
i THE NORTH. " EST MD SOUTIINESr.
Dol k.SFLENDID SCENERY:
STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENT EQUlr.
u EFFECT Dec, 10, lss1

. =
TRAINS LEAVE Washington from station,
corner 9Th and II streets ns follows:
Fer Pittshurg and the West. Chicago Limited
ENucSS OF Palace Sleeping q ars AZ 0;lD Il. m.
daily Fast Line. $50 Il. N, daily tO Cincinnati
and - Louis, with sleeping cars from Harris
burg to Cincinnati, and iuffct Carto -. Louis:
daily. except saturday To chicago, with SlCcn.
ing Car Altoona to, Chicago Western ES.
ltCs> IL sac y. m. daily, with Sleeping cars
Washington tut th!Cacu ana St Louis. and. cN.
ccIi saturdays. Harrisburg 10 cleveland,
connecting daily at Harrisburg with through
Slr"lUr' tor Louisville and Mrmphis. Pacific
Express. 10 y. IN. daily for pitt,burr and the
West; with through sleeper to rIttsbUrg, and
HALrlMORE MD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, tauandacua. Rochester, Batitlo,
Mi,aig&ra ;,,.ii n lNM T. N. daily, except saturday
For Wiligmsuurt Lock Haven and Elmira
AZ !thn. IN. daily except sunday,
Tor Nyw York aud the East, 80, 0OO, llNo,
and llaoa. M. 600. tao 1000, and ll:sJ y. m
ON sunday. sac. ll:iO a. M. 2rI. i:IO 1000 AMI
ll:2Op m. Limited Express oi Pullman Parlnr
ard Dining ears. H:io u. m. daily, uXcCp. sun
day, and $50 y. m. daily.
or Eostnn Without change, 200 y. m. every
ror Brooklyn, y. Y. all through trains con-
r,vt at dorsey CITY with boats uf BrnDkIyn
Annex. GGuldmc direct transfer to Fulton
shcyt, avoiding double icriacC across New
York city.
For Philadelphia, ;;9n, 900. liNo. anl ,rD
Il. m. @lO, i:lc, 900. lelN, and Il,2Op. m. ON
sunday, 'a0, ll.iO ii. m, 2uO. TO G.ON. 1000,
and ll%0 y. N. Limited Express paror and
Dining Ears. "iV Il. IN. week day, ANA 3.ij y.
IN. daily.
For Baltimore G,3a. 80. 900, 0.iN. a:SN. 100,
l;lOa m. l"C3. !To, 3i0, i:l0, TN, $40, ttN
$40. lONu. and ll:SO y. IN. On sunday. 200
g"a. "s' ll:iu Il. M, !tp, H:ii, i:!O 900, $40,
lOtN and ll:.Op. M.
For Poe Crcck Line, 30 Il. m and i:;O n.
m. daily except sunday.
For Annapolis, 80 and 900 a. m 1903, 49,
and GtN y. m. daily, except Sunday. Sundays,
! $40 u. IN. i'lO r. IN.
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERrcNSErRG
| RNIMAN, hND ALEXANDRIA AND
For Al, Nandria, GtH d;3j. $40, p:i,. 1895; A. NJ,
l2Ui EUun, 2:,5, i'2i, 500 G:Ol, t:NO. SaS. lnC1
and ll3; r. m. On sunday. at 600, g.iI, lO.5a A.
m, .;3o, $50, S0a and 1905 y. IN.
Accommodations i"r Quantico, 800 r. n.
W,,k days.
iu LirlmNh aud the South. G,on. 1865; a. NJ,
daily ana tal y. N. daily, rNrcri sunday.
Trains leave Nt%dNuriil for Washington,
GJ1, iCi, SCN, H:ln, 1919. lIO, II. m: l2D ~,
3.:G, i:lU, iC3, 3;'l. lCi!. and ll;oj u. m on
sunday al 9:lo and ll.O. ii. m: 500 $40. ;:Ot,
| 9.S2, and lo:i9 +. IN,
| Tickets and Information at the office. north.
| east CulnCr Of 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. and AT the station, where orders can
lc left iur tie cEccking of baggage 10 dr>tinl-
u"n from l"t,ls and residences.
j. Il. WOOD.
General ras,rug,r N:uut
tllAS. L. ptGlI, General Manager.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
"Didn't Know IL Was Loaded"
Tho ynlIntr man foil dnndl

The young man fell dead!
a friend had pointed revolver at him.
"Ilo didn't know it was loaded"
We often hear it stated that a man Is not
responsible for what he does not know. The
law presupposcs knowledge and therefore
convicts the man who excuses crime by
ignorance!
"If had only known has often been an
unfortunate mans apology for some evil uu-
knowingly wrought, but in Il matter of
penciGl ntcICst--as for instance that lai1a-
nun is poison, that naphtha is q deadly
explosive, that blood heavily CHARGED with II
winters communications Of the waste Of
the systt nit is ones duty to know the
fact and the consequences thereof. Ouc
good old gr0udmothcrs knew, for instance,
that the opening of spring was the most
perilous period of the year.
Why
PccGuse then the blood stream is sluggish
ard chilled by the cold weather, and ii not
tlinncd q good deal and made to flow
| quickly and henlthfully through the arteries ;
| and veins, It is impossible to have good
| vigor the rest of the year. Hence, without
| exception, what is now known as Warner $
| Log Cabin Sarsaparilla was plentfuly made
and rcligiously given to every member of
| the family regularly through March, April,
| May. and June. IL Is matter of record
| that this prudential, preventive, and restora-
| live custom saved many Il fit of sickness,
| prolonged life and happiness to II vigorous
| old age, and did away with heavy medical
| expenditures
Mrs. Maggie Kerchwal Lexington, KY,
used Waincrs Log Cabin Sarsaparilla "for
nervous sick headache, Of which had been
asuirerer for years. 1t has been great
benefit TO me-" Capt. Hugh liarkins, ia
South Fifteenth street, Philadelphia, Pa,
says ut purified my blood and removed
the hlotches from my skin" Mrs. Aarea
Smith, ToIton, Bcrl;s county, Pa, says she
"wus entirely cured Of n skin disease Of the
worst kind"b by Log Cabin Sarsaparlla. Bad
skin indicates a very bad condition of the
| blood
If you would live and he well 70 to your
druggist to-day aud get Warmers Log Cabin
Sarsaparilla, and take no other-therc'
| nothing like II. or ns good-iInd completely
renovGte your impaired system with thi,
simple. Uld.fashiOned preparation OF
roots and herbs.
Warner, who makes the famous Safe
Cure, puts IL up, and that is guarantee of
excellence all over the known world. Take
it yoursel and give it TO the other members
Of the family, including the children. You
| will he astonishod ut It's hcalth-givin& and
life-rrolonging powers. We say this eli
tOrially with lerfect confidence, because We
have heard good things of il everywhere
| AID its name Is q guarantee that II j. FIRST
| class in every particular,
National Republican., 1888-03-29
baltimore \ ONO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. ~. I>S,.

LENNf WASI!INGT9N E2oM >r\';!2 rs u
fMr ,M.Tie"% Northwest, LNp. Daily lot55
r For + .iTsnra'i q y st. Louis, EXP. Dai $50
F"r rit,tnsnw,g& Cleveland, Esp. Daily 1893
for Lexington and local stations $40 \. VI.
$50 \, VI, 3'i5 =, NJ, a;i5 =, NJ, daily, Express.
For intermediate points between Baltimore
and lhiladolpha, - y. NJ. and l3Iar Vi.
For Sng'rIy and intermediate points, 1880
For Baltimore. ;. t9o G,lo $50. S:o. a:ao T..
VI l::ln, !%3 8'lj Ni,ninutc train, 83o. $50,
$50 10. :sHo, 5:ll, d;i5 S:35, and 1850 r. w.
l,rANNArul.IS, t:tn, and $50 \. VI, 1910
and l"'o =. VI. ON Swrdav, $50 .N VI, $40 j..
" Leave NunaI ul,. G;Io, $40 y Vi, Lar,
2:;N, eco l.. ". Sundays, S+N \, NJ. ilO L. VI. .
f"l Way station, between Washington aui
and l;n $3.50, I!lo, 6,i,, aud ll3i T, VI
Fer stations ON Metropolitan MTwch. 'G.i5
\ VI, $40 NJ, $40 T. NJ !" lorwinripal >t,s'
sunday ,tvl> at all stations.
For Gaith,lsburg and Intermediate points,
'0&o \ NJ, 1850 T. Vi" @53i and tll;3O T. "
For BOYD ana intermediate stations, ',aO
church train leaves Washington ON sunday
uuly at lNOr. ", stopping at all stations ON
Irr lliEuEllCK, $50 \. NJ, 's8O 7. NJ,
$3.50 = NJ sundays l;lOr. VI.
Fu llNGFNNroWN. $40 \. VI, $3.50 y, NJ
IldinS arrive from chicago, daily, $50 T. NJ
ana 1;ia T. VI from Gin, mlatiM ana 81 Louis,
daily G..u \ v and 29i T.. Vi; from il;tsNurg,
daily. i"u \. NJ. aud 5Aa r. VI.
From luld,, ,uhia. ChvNt,r, and Whining
ION, lola y -, ;lc and o3or. Vi, daily,
and 1880 T. NJ,
IRON SuGulN and Intermediate puintSnolth
ui Baltimore. lOtH \ NJ, daily.
u,t,t,,- I,l y, 3
$40, G,!i, G,;O Z: 81 gNN 0O5 and lONN N VI,
l?;l5, laO, $40, i:ld, iN0 GNN, G5O, ,.n S,31,
and llaN +. Vi. um sundays, 6%N ,a!l 3tb,
and lOHo \. ". 1870, 1888, i;lO, $40, $50, $50,
S,3O aud llUOI T. VI.
1ENrrpt sunday Daily sSmdays only
baggage called tor and checked at hotels
and residences ON orders LETT ut Ticket offices,
OlN and 1851 pENNNILNANlN AVENUE.
", VI. CLEMENTS, g. H. LORD.
Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
National Republican., 1888-03-29

Friendship Lodge, at its last regular meet
ing, initiated two now members and passed Il
vote to remove to Mcdford Hail. northeast cor
ner of Eighth and streets northeast because
the, lodge had outgrown its present quarters,
and for other valid reasons. \ brief good Ol
the order was enjoyed, contributed To by
Grand Secretary Dony, Brothers GuiIord, OF
Clements and Milegan, of Mnnchaha.
Minnehaha Lodge, In Grand Army Hall, ON
Tuesday evening, elected Addie 4. Davis
superintendent Of juvenile templars. and had
an excellent good Of the order programme, In
which responses We're made, as follows: Miss
f. Mccormick, vocal solo; Brother BOyce, an
essay ON Alcohol; Il reading, by Brother
Quackenbush; remarks by Brothers Russell,
Milstcad and Bishop: violin solo, by Brother
Young; Il vocal solo, by Miss Smith, and song"
by the lodge choir
National Republican., 1888-03-29
THERE WILL BE 4 PARADE
On the Anniversary of the Emancipa.
tiOn Day.

DHNs
There was a large meeting Of the enamel
patton committee favoring parade on the
10th Of April next held last Tuesday night
at johnson Hall, on Il street northwes', and
great interest shown In the proceedings.
The different committees reported that good
progress was being made, and that the pros
poets were encouraging for Il successful
celebration. The chairman reported that
the committee on speakers had waited upon
Hon. Frederick Douglass. and were pleased
TO announce that he had accepted the invi-
tatlon to address them on the 10th provlmo,
and the Fourth Baptist Church had been
selected fer the occasion.
Invitations were ordered to he sent to
Messis. u. NJ. Tiottcr. John +. Cook. Prof.
Jos. Gregory, Rev. G.. W. Fit2hugh. Hon.
/. G. IIouck, Hon. j. c. Burrows, and Others
The following was adopted
Resolved. That we condemn the continued
insult Of W. G.. Chase to Hon. Frederick Doug
lass as AN insult to the colored citizens Of the
District of Columbia.
The meeting directed the publication of
the statement, which appears elsewhere in
the REPUBLICAN,, signed by the president
CId secretary,
National Republican., 1888-03-29
Baltimore Produce Markei-March rs,

COTTON easier and 'uil mlddlinE, Oic.
FLOUR firm; good inGuiry1iiowarl street
ira, S3.CO@355; do. family, SiOO0ei50; city
mills super, S2.37Gl2.C0: do, extra, S3.0003,5a;
do. Rio brands, Si15d5OO PatapSco supct-
lative ratcnt, $3.50; do family, S515.
Southern steady and quiet; re !,
0l@aic; amber, 03@9Gc; western iirmer an
dull; No. = winter red, spot, STidSsc; March,
sT,msslc; April, sS6Ss!c; May, S"E@80c; Juna,
e0iM Msglc.
CORN-S Southern tirmer; white, 5SlIJ59c; ye!-
low, 5G0i5s: western steady and dull; nike !,
spot, 5Gi6i5;!c March, jIt57ic; April, SIC bid;
May, 57.@51i
OATS easier AMI quiet-Southern and Penn.
sylvania, 3s6,s0c; western white, llG4!c; do.
miy ed, 3IM3Gc.
RYE firm, GsNdi2c.
Hay firm; prime to choice western, Sii00I
1850.
PROVISIONS dull and fairly steady Ne s
pork, Sl5i5. Bulk mcats-shouldcrs and cleHl
rib sides. packed, TGrS,c. Bacon-Shouldcrs
1!MS!c; clear rib sides, %; hams, l?1islc.
Lard, refined, Ssc.
BUTTER tirm-westcrn packed, lSn?!
creamery, aGM 31c.
EGGS tirm, 1Sd 1Slc.
PETROLEUM stcudy-reilncd- iic.
COFFEE nominally steady--ltiO Cargue :
ordinary to fair, l3!Mlilc.
SUGAR stcady-A soft, G!c copper refine
firm and active, l5GllG.
BALTIMORE STOCK MAEKET
baltimore, Mar 2S.-Virgnia Us, past du
coupons, Gil do. l0.lOs 30 bid today,
National Republican., 1888-03-29
Huil,linr Permits.

The following building permits We're issued
yesterday: Patrick Wade, to erect eight brick
dwellings, from ~ to G6 l. street northwest, ut
Il cost of S22, 2,OCO; the Washington Architer.
tural Iron Works, to build machine shops AMI
streets at cost of $1,000; &. &. Glover, two
brick stores, 1880 and l730l Pennsylvania ave
nue. at Il cost of S2,O0O; VIM. Mayse, to erect
one brick dwelling and store at - q street
northeast, at cost of $1,000; W. q. Mellow
ell To build one brick dwelling at 400 n str1 1t
northwest at "A cost of $1,000.
Condemnation was ordered of party walls
between lots 10 and II, square 2s}, A and b.,
and and B, square 2!9, located on q street,
near Fifteenth.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
A Rcimrn Nisit.

small cost, to their friends in the Monumental
City the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
rany announces that excursion tickets To
Baltimore will be sold Tor all trains next Fri
the round trip. All tickets will be good re-
turning until Monday, April ,, inclusive, In
addition 10 the regular schedule two special
n ihIt rGHhresS Ghm y, ram Sr MiI tHVS b,'i" m @ "'
Parior Cars will he attached tn both these
trains, and the run to Baltimore will he made
In 80 minmtns.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
TIE COURT RECORD.


Court in General Term chief Justice B'ng-
ham and justices Cox and james. s.-Court
met at the usual hour, and adjourned to at.
tend the funeral OF the late chief Justice
Waite. Assignment for to.day--Nos. 81, NJ,
80, &c. and iCO.
Circuit Court. Division no 1-Iusticc IIag.
ncr- Madison vs.. Harris, administrators sealed
verdict uf Jury giving plaintiff sjJ2. Lynch vs.
ShHtct; judgment ON stipulation Adjourned
TO attend the funeral Of the late Chief JuStiC"
Waite. Assignment for to.day-Nus. 3Sl, i}j.
I5N, iGj 800, iGS. and 25a.
Circuit Court, Division No. 2--Iusticc Mcr.
rick. Jurors called and court then ad iOurnel !
tO attend the funeral Of the late chief Justice
Waite. Assignment for tO.duy--Nos. ij2 ION
heUrngl, l3, ". iAO, i5l, 49, iiG. 10. lig. lOG.
49,, 1876, 40, III. lis lb3, ISL l55, l5G ijs and
l5l.
fnuity COurt-Iustice cox Barton vs..
ia, k'ur, AUDITORS report confirmed; Rcy
rulds W.. Smith. condemnation OF funds In
hanGs uf garni.hee ordered: FOwlcrvs. Fowler,
leave TO amend bill granted and ". 49, and VI.
II. Moses admitted rs parties Samnons ".
SHmmonS, rule ON defendant ordered to issue.
Criminal Court - Justice Montgomery
Jurors called and court then adjourned tO at
tend the funeral services OF the late chief Jus,
tee Waite. Assignment for to-day Cases un.
disIosed Of.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
The Death of Tennyson,

TennySon, the poet laureate of England
would have died ten years ago, with Nerve
Exhaustion following brain oVcrwork, had not
his friends sent to New York for some Scotch
oats Essence, which thoroughly rcinyigoratCl
essncsS, and allowed him to give to the world
some of his finest pOetiCai selections. TOu,
like him, can be cured of any form of Nervous
Exhaustion, Neuralgia, llystclia, and the like,
by the same great remedy,
National Republican., 1888-03-29

An ELEGANT substitute for Oils, Salts, pills.
and all kinds of bitter nauseouS Liver Nell
cneS, Cathurtics Is the very agreeable liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its advantages
are evident-it Is more easily taken, more ar-
Ccptable to the stomach, more pleasantly eff
lcCtiye, and more truly beneficial to the Sys.
TEN than any other remedy Recommended
by leading physicians, and for sale in 30 cent
and 81 hnttles by all LOADING drngglsts.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
OIdc,t CnthoIic See in America

The ceremonies of Holy Week In the CatlD.
lie Church are invested with II grandeur and
solcmnity unknown AT any other season Oi the
year. The oldest catholic see in the country
is at Baltimore and the highest prelqtc of the
hons, who will ofiiciate at the services. To
those desiring To attend the services at the
Baltimore cathedral the 81 round trip eNcur,
sion of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
utIers AN uneqnalel OnpOrtunity.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
baltimore Excursions.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Baltimore for all
trains next Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, good
for the round trip. In addition TO the regular
schedule two special express trains, with par.
lor cars attached, will leave Baltimore and
Ohio depot next sunday at 9 a. m. and II a.
m. These excursions afford II fine oppor.
tunity 70 visit friends in Baltimore.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
Address registered letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.

saS" Remember that the presence OF Gems
Reaurcgard and Early, who are in charge of
TIE drawings j. Il guarantee of absolute fair
ness and integrity, that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw u prize.
Remember. also that the payment of prizes
is GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New orleans, and the tickets are
signed by the President Of an Institution
whose chartered rights are recognized In the
highest courts: therefore, beware of all irnita-
tions and anonymous schemes del3thtu
National Republican., 1888-03-29

iDSiuffl, u DEPARTMENT.,
WAsuINGToN, u, g., March $, lSS.
sealed proposals will be received at this De
plitm,nt until SATT RDAN, the iTu of April,
issS. ut II O'clock noon, for furnishing wrap
ling Iapcr, wrapping aprr for facing slip.
iwinr, letter scales pot marking ana ratlnE
stamps, rubber stamp, Cnnrrliug INK, uads,
Iuprr. envelopes, rubber goods, pen, pen
u, iderS, pencils, ink, mucingc. glass goo l.,
luitrs, folders, articles of steel rubber yA,rr>,
looks, Typewriter supplies, AMI mi>crll'nlrp'l'
stationery, IN such quantities ui the different
articles, respectively, and N such times an.
from time To time, aS they may be ordered
during the fiscal year beginning July |, 1885,
and ending June 30, 1881 for the use of any
branch of the departmental Or postal service.
Blanks for proposals, with specifications civ
ing detailed statement of the requirements in
hc met in respect to each article, and also tlr,
estimated quantities probably 10 be required
ot each, and giving full instructions n' I" ~"
manner of bidding and conditions To- he u!,
served by bidders, will be furnished I'm appi
cation 10 the Superintendent OF the Division of
pustOlllce supplies postutlicc Dcpar mrui,
Washington, d, e..
The Postmaster General reserves the right Ia
reject amy on all bids, to waive technical de-.
iCCts, and tu accept amy part of uuy lid Am /
reject tl---7-ar lurt.
Don VI, DICKINSON,
mh/ tht Postmaster General
National Republican., 1888-03-29
Strange Hut Nice Are Fortunes Ways

three ladies'. Mrs. II. DE Laup, 81 81. Ann
street; Mrs lionore Flotte, PSI bayou road,
and Miss Mary Henry. POS st. Philip street
asked when Mrs Vi Gilly eos st. Philip srest
called upon them with the last tenth ticket
she had. A mutual Investment of II quarter oi
n dollar was resolved upon ON Onctenth of
ticket No. il,5I5, the number that in the
Grand Monthly Drawing, Feb. Z, 1885, drew the
capital prize of One Hundred and Fifty Thon-
sand Dollars, and Mrs. Glly presented the
ticket last Thursday, and received therefor a
check. Nice, wasn't II, for Il - cent invest
mert oaCh!--New orleans da.D Picayune Feb,
-
National Republican., 1888-03-29
Fighting in the Court House.

samuel d. D.Webb areal estate dealer, anl Dr.,
\. II, Taylor, Il dentist, both doing business at
9}i + street, had a fight on Ninth street Tues.
day afternoon and appeared in the police
court yesterday to prosecute each other
While in Attorney shepherds office Mr.,
webb stuck the doctor II blow In the face.
Judge Smell fined him $50 for the assault, ant
continued the nlhnr Cnees mLll lnmnrrNM.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
Under n Freight Trains Wheels

Frank Wmgard, brakeman on the D, AMI
L. railroad, was killed ut 3!i5 o'clock y0ster
day morning, near New Jersey avenue, by
heing thrown under the wheels of a freight
train. lie was putting ON the brake of Il bON
car when the wheel gave way and threw him
under the ear, Wingard was Il single man.
and boarded At 400 T. street southwest.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
45 and so Minute Trains

are run from Washington to Baltimore via u.
" o. only, and excursion tickets TO Bnlt:-
more, at rate of one dollar for the round tri D,
will be sold for all b. Il o. trains next Friday,
saturday, and Sunday, good for return until
next Monday, inclusive. Nineteen train )
Friday and saturday. Thirteen trains sun
National Republican., 1888-03-29

Representatives Compton and McComas a
few days since presented the commissioner
with long petition asking for II new road
from the Eastern branch bridge 10 the Mary
county, and Messls. j. A. and y, D., Frazer
being given permission 10 examine the petl
tion, state that many of the names were those
of colored people who live on the Potomac
and have no occasion TO use the, proposed
road, and also that large number OF The
names are duplicated,
National Republican., 1888-03-29
Excursions to Baltimore.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets TO Baltimore for
all trains March3O 81 and April I at the rate OF
81 for the round trip. All tickets good return
tiop to the regular schedule two special fast
express trains will leave Baltimore and Ohio
depot at and lneXt Sunday morning, Par.
lOr cars on both trains.
National Republican., 1888-03-29
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5o,ooo.
Notice-Tickcts are Ten Dollars only; Halves
sj FifthS 81; Tenths. 81.
list or pRIZis

2,1;0 Prizes, amounting to..."......."S53j,OO ,OOJ
Sc For club rates or any further informa-
ti,n apply To the undersigned, Your hand.
writing must be- distinct and signature plain,
More rapid return mail delivery will he assured
by your inclosing an Envelope bearing your
full address.
send Postal Notes. Express Money orders,
ur New York Exchange IN ordinary letter
currency by Express Oat our pNpcnscl al
dressed to VI. 4. DACPHIS,
New Orleans, La.
National Republican., 1888-03-29

eve do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly ana
quarterly Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lot
terry Company, and In person manage and con.
trOl the Drawings themselves and that the
sFmc Hic conducted with honesty, fairness.
and N kCCd faith toward all parties. and we
authurisc tie Company To- use this certificate
In its Advertisements"
National Republican., 1888-03-29

Seabury's ITydronapthOl Soap
EVEDV for romptly curin; all skin an
LIChl scalp diseases. such as eczema.
ringwurm, tcttCr hlOtches. black
FAMILY spots, barber'S itch, dandruif
ihmiul scaly cruptions or roughneSs. fall
ing hair, &c, Sc. II is highly
NHnIII n medicated, swectly scented, an |
pAVonD disinfcctS all sinks, basins, tubs,
&c., through which il passes.
HhVR lIydronapthul Pnstillcs for
nnin purifying sick rooms, closets and
apartments where disease germs
TUECE lurk. When burned IN such
Iuhnb places they impart ~ most de
lghttul odOr, which is refreshing
CfnDp to the sick and agreeable TO all
UlNUo, other occupants.
Mcad's Corn and Bunon rlas
DS ftc ~ ters quickly reduce miunna.
Iu ltes ul tiOn and soon cure cornS and
bunions, thereby bringing relief
E.uddi, fc and comfort to thousands Of Suf-
Diu6Eifto' ferers. SEABURY II JOHNSON.
sole Manufacturers, New York
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated by the legislature in 1868 for
EdU"ati,n nal and Charitable purposes and its
Constitution In ls10 by an Overwhelming p ,p.
ular vote.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place every month, and II Grand Quarterly
Drawings take place In MARCH, June. Septem-
Der, and December.
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Washington Stock Exchange,

The following list of the most active stocks
dealt in on the Washington Stock Exchange IL
furnished by McSslS. Bell Il Co., Bankers, No.
li3, PENNSYLVANIA avenue:
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~uESArEAEE AND ONO ROUTE.
Ncwrurt Now, and Mississippi Valley com.

Newport News and Mississippi Valley com.
rdnNl
schedule In eject Nov H. lSN1.
ain. leave Union Depot 9TH and y SIS
loI y Vi. For Newport News, old Point
comfort, and Norfolk. Duily except
sunday. Arrive in Norfolk AT Z T. VI.
Through parlor rar Washington to Old
Point
ll%l AN Frr Stations ON the Chesapeake
and ohio, In virginia, West Virginia,
and Kentucky Daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars, clifton Forge to Hunt
iuEtuu
$40 T. NJ Fast western express daily. solid
train, with Pullman buffet sleeping
rHl, tu Louisville, Pullman S,rvirr 10
Cincinnati, St. Louis, Memphis, and
NtW orleans.
OhCc 81 Penn, ave.
II W. 1T LLER,
General Passenger Agcut,
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i)iEII.

DIEDEL.--N his home, in Alexandria, Va,
ON Monday, March ~ at H:2l p. m, ADULi'n
DliDEl. husband of Caroline VI, Dielel
Funeral will take place March 30, 1883,
Friends are respectfully invited.
baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York
papers please copy.l 4"
BERGER.- on Wednesday, March Is, at ;
Il. M, EMMA g.. wife of NdOlph Berger.
Funeral M residence, SlEl East capitol street,
Friday, at 2 p m. mtcrmcnt II congressional
cemetery,