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men in business suits of the latest patterns and
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Union and 9isp&tfh


iargest Circulation in CITY and state.
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Mr.. kinglase, in one ofthe new volumes
Of "The Invasion OF the Crimea,' says of
horses ON the battlefield:
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ITS WONDERFUL CURES AND CURATIVE
wERSi

THE GRTTYSDUR0 SPRING COMPANY au-
nounco that they have completed arrangements for
supply ing tho Getty sbuTg Medicinal water scale
CONNIE urae with the dema nd Physicians and m.
yalids desiring information as to the Therapeutic
value and virtue oIthis WATER, will, on applica-
ton 10 tho once Of the COMPANY. or any Of the
Druggists Stores, DO furnished With printed copies
Of statements Of inyalids and reports Of eminent
medical men as to its CURATIVE EpfECTs. the
only unerring test Of the value o. any water or
medicine,
Thoy are also referred to tho thousands Of invaiids
and their medical advisers 10 every part Of the
country, who have, since the general introduction
ofthis WATER among the people, some six months
ago. been cured by Its use, Of distressing or fatal
maladies
This combined testimony establishes, beyond all
reasonable doubt. the superiority Of this WATER
as a remedy for RheumRtlsm, GOut. Gravel. Dys-
pepsih, Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial, Liver. aud
Bowel Diseases, (BiiOusness, &c, CAtRTIGh, Neu-
ralEIa, and Nervous Disorders. over all others
known TO the materia mediea. or found In the min
eral springs Of modern times. |... q
II has been Demonstrated Ia a number Of In.
stances to possess the power Of solving eSieulOus
or stone in the bladder, and the urate deposits or
chalk stones formed by RheumAtiSn. 0Out aud
Gravel, and of permanently curing these diseases,
for hieh medical science and the most celebrated
mineral waters have hitherto only provided pal .
liatiYes. Also, Of arrestinE the progress, II not
permanently CARING Albumenuria, or Bright
disease.
This WATER IL cOuadontly claimed 10 BIO the
only mineral spring water with which great aud
roma rkAble cures have been effected away from
Its source.
Price por quart bottle, % eentsi per case OF two
dozen, Ell. Depot, No. % Liberty street, New
York. Post ONCE Box. 6,lss
For sale by Druggists generally auls'eOd
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DIED..

BEaLt; AIN GeoIfetown. a Up. m. September
!, IN the Sh year OF her age, 0EoRutA, wife Of A.
I li'i DeSii, and eldest dsugstss Of George
The funeral will take place fhur,a.v manning
at 10 o'clock. The services will be held al osf
attend without further notice. :
WILLIAMS ,og.the scth ,tastsut. THexAsJ.
WILLIAMS, in the Dth rear Of his age. u
The friend. and ,cu a.intspees are re.peotfyDly
,smssr . MSH O'Clock, from ths resldsnsc u Mrs.
Sixth and Seventh street, west. without further
notice.
PEARSON. On the Stat Of August. 1898, after q
lingering illness, ELiZABgrl H., vile Of Samuel
W. Pearson, Of this city, In the 18Th year Of her
age, 49,
o'clock from her late residence, No 3ls d stfest,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. The
friends And acquaintapces or tho deceased are re
specially invited to attend.
GARDNER. In Georgetown, b. G, August 70,
OLlyERP. GARDNER, lstc Of York, Pa. In the SD
year Of his age.
MONTGOMERY. in washIngton city, at the
Of Richmond, Va, in the Ssth year Of his age.
tRichmond and Baltimore papers please copy.l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

Tue Alexandria (Va.) journal denies n state.
ment, published In the Baltimore Ga=cie, that
Judge Underwood had appealed to Secretary
Scholeld to dismiss all the state Judges in
Virginia. The Journal says that 1t has "thc
best authority" for stating that Judge I'm.
derwood has not appealed to the Secretary OF
War to Interfere, in any way, with the judi.
ciary OF this state, nor does he contemplate
such a thing! lie has recently had a very
agreeable and satisfactory interview with
General Schofeld on public matters, in which
their views were in perfect accord. The &C.
=eis's correspondent is about as reliable In this
instance as he usually is"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

SEYMOUR Is a politician without being a
statesman. Grant is a statesman without be.
ing = politician. During the war Seymour
cried peace, Grant fought rebels. Seymour
ssid"any terms." Grant said, unconditional
surrender" Grant asked for more men, Sey-
mour said, "stop the draft" Seymour said,
"wherc are the victories you promised ~
Grant said on the same day, "HeFe Ia Yicks-
burg" Seymour said, 1.-THE war Is failure"
Grant said at the 'front.' ~ fight 1t out on this
line" Seymour now practically says, "Lct
US have war" Grant says, "Let us have
peace" Choose .-BdH. American.
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SENATOR Wilson's great speech should be
scattered by the millions throughout the land.
We have waited up TO this time for some Re-
publican TO speak, and Senator Wilson has
gratined Us. He has cleared the atmosphere
and has given us the keynote of the campaign
in his great speech delivered In Bangor. We
have read aud rc.rcai II. II must make every
Republican proud Of the great patriotic party
to which lac belongs, and 1t ought to conv ince
every Democrat that the party to which he Ia
for such II Ia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

by reference to our telegraphie dispatches
At will he seen that the "Greon Mountain
state still wears the laurels. with all the
workings oil the Democracy, by day and by
night, the old state has only been stimulated
TO bring out a fun vote, the largest polled for
many ycarH-and rolling up majority Of
marty thousand for the Republican candidate
for Governor. And thus twill be In the other
States. The great Republican party-thc
party OF progress and reform, of equal rights
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Failing OF . Houso-MNny Persons
Thought 20 BIO Bu ried In the Ruins.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. l.-This afternoon a
portion Of the east wall Of building on the
south side OF Columbia street, west OF Broad
way, In progress Of demolition, fell, carrying
away the floors Of the third and second stories
and burying a number OF people in the ruins
A number OF women and children were upon
the nrst floor gathering wood, but how many
were buried is unknown. The news created
great excitement in the vicinity, The FIRST
person rescued was boy named Robert Fitz-
gerald, who was found with a beam across one
OF his legs, but he was got out with little or
no injury.
About three hours after the workmen sue
ceeded In getting the body OF Miss Hogan, Go
years Of age. She had been fatally injured,
and was dead when found. Subsequently the
body OF Mrs. Mcintyre was found, and
brought from the ruins. It is believed that
other ladies are under the ruins, and the
workmen continued their work to a late hour,
but no other remains were found.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

Hos. S. +. CORE, member Of Congress from
Georgia, writes here urging a September SEES
sion OF Congress. He says the Legislature of
that State Ia not likely to take any action
which will secure u fair election. Some
twenty or twenty-five members, who arc dis.
qualified by the Fourteenth amendment, are
holding on in tho absence OF any direct legisla-
ton by Congress declaring the amendment to
be in operation, and they are laboring to turn
out the colored members, and are likely to
succeed
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

a Postal CONVENTION ha Just been con
cludcd between the United States and British
Post ONCE Departments for establishing and
regulating Au exchange Of mails IN the United
states, the straits settlements, and the Brit
ish East Indies, by means conformity of the
line OF United States mail steamers plying be-
tween San Francisco and Hong Kong, and Of
the line OF British mail packets lying between
Hong Kong and Singapore, Calcutta, Madras,
bombay, and Alden,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept. l.-warrants have been
Issued by Commissioner Getmsn for the arrest
OF prominent revenue officials, at the instance
Of Solicitot Buckley, ofthc Internal Revenue
Bureau. Ex.Collector Smith is now in Gus
tody. and was under examination 1t tile hstor
House to-day. Tho charges against these OIL
GERS have not yet been made public.
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Massachusetts Democratic Conyen.
tIOn

Bosros, Sept. l.-Many Of the delegates to
the Democratic state Convention to be held
In this city tomorrow have arrived. No op.
position Is anticipated to the reconciliation Of
John Quincy Adams for Governor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

Troy, Sept. l.--Great interest has been ex.
cited in this section In consequence OF a Pc
destrian match to come or on Tuesday and
Saturday next, on the Rensselaer, Park
track. Tho park has offered 800 to tho
nrst, $50 to the second, and $50 to the third
beat In twenty-four hours walt, and tlOo adj
ditionsl to pedestrian who walks one hundred
miles 10 twenty-four hours. Edward i. Weston,
Of Portlandj Cornelius N. Payne, Of Albany
John Haydoek, OF N. vi Thos. Bendon and
p. II. Ferguson of Troy and Alexander Adams,
OF Cortland, are entered for the walk.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,


The Preparatory Department opens W ednosday,
September 9Th, the College on WsiaosdAy, Sop
TENDER ~ The evening glasses Will DO continued.
For further particulars apply to
Au2- eo6t CIV. hanson. President
TCRUssRs. C"Beeley's Hard Rubber Truss cures
L Rupture. retains the most dimealt safely and
easily; never Tusts breaks, moves or soils always
new, Sold By ali dIugNSfs, Send for pamphlet.
stI Chestnut street, PhilAdelphiA. -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02
POLITICAL.

EVERY member OF both branches OF the
rebel Congress was Democrat. .. .
TnE Democratic majority in Montana was
800 less at the late election. ~
THE Arizona (Neb4) Republican, organized
a Grant and Colfax club on the 10th ult.
EVERY cut-throat and murderer who shot
down and stsryed defeneeless Union prisoners
OF war was Democrat.
with TAHOE a and Treason in the south during
the late civil war was Democrat
AT Duncan's mill, Sonoma county, Cal, the
Republican voters have organized and
Colfax club.
TuE President, Vice President, and every
member OF the rebel government was q Demo
ctat. 2.
AGrHMAS OF Chicago offers to bet eight
puncheons OF wine, worth 5000, that Grant
will carry Chicago.
THk Irish Republicans OF Decatur, H., have
organized q Grant Tanner club. Forty names
are already on the roll.
AT a Democratic meeting at Portland, Me,
last week, one Latham, who was whipped
during tho war for trampling on the Union
nag, was one the speakers.
EVERY soldier who, after being educated at
the expense OF the Government, basely de-
serted the nag OF his country and took up
arms against II was Democrat.
The Portland Press publishes 4 list OF 81
meetings TO be addressed by Republican
orators, while tho drgui has but one notice OF
a Democratic meeting. Tho Coppers are evi-
IDENTIFY giving up Maine.
OsE Of the pleasant ways they have In Texas
10 to publish notices OF political barbecues,
| warning persons Of the opposite party that IL
| they appear on the ground they will be In
| stantly shot.
TWENTY ACRES OF earnest Republicans at
| tended the grand 9rant and Colfsx demon
| stration at Cincinnati on Saturday evening.
The torchlight procession was over two miles
| in length.
THg Republicans OF North Carolina are
making a square fight. From Cumberland,
| Alamance, Wake, and other counties comes
news OF the forming OF Grant and Colfax clubs
| wherever the population 10 large enough to
admit OF any organization.
| The PittsburE Dispdich says OF tho canvass
| In that vicinity: "Thus far the labors OF the
committee have been attended with great sue
| cess, and, could vote be taken tomorrow,
we have little doubt that Grants majority In
the county would reach 10000"
INA REPORT OF the meeting Of the Seymour
and Blair Club NJ Cypress Hills II 10 stated
| that several prominent men, who have here
tofore acted with the Radical party, were
| present and Joined the club" The Republi.
cans of New Lots deny this statement, and
| calls for the names Of "the several prominent
men" who have turned traitors to the Repub
| lican cause.
| yorR our ticket, or starvc-that is n funds
| mental proposition OF Democracy In the
| Southern States, and 1t is to be systematizcd
And vigorously carried into practice. In othci
| words, capital Is to control labor, and the
| working man must surrender the right OF prl
| vatc judgment In political matters.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

BALTIMORE, September 1.-The first OF
series OF three games OF base ball between the
Maryland and Enterprise Base Ball Clubs OF
this city, for a silver ball and the champion
ship OF the State. resulted In favor Of the En-.
terprise, by score OF 80 to 10.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

New York Legislation

ALBANY, Sept. l.--Among several aets just
signed by tho Governor and transmitted to
the office OF the Secretary OF State 10 one en-
titled an act to amend the charter OF the city
Of New York, which provides for tho election
OF Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen and
abolishes the board Of Couneilmen.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

THE ScWUETzENFEsT.-The President has
been waited on by committee from tho
Schuetzenfest, and he was pleased to inform
those gentlemen that he will either be present
to-day or on Thursday. We think those who
visit the Park on Thursday will be sure to see
his Exeellency there about 800 p. IN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

NEW BooE9.-"THE CRuMB BASKET" by
Annie Denton Cridgei being a collection OF
new and interesting stories for children, by
the above popular Nuthorcss Published by
WIN. White Co.. Boston, For sale by Rich.
ard Roberts, 337 Seventh street, between X
and L.
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Another Gun for Grant and CoIfax-
Delaware to be redeemed,

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. IAN election for
municipal officers took place to-day.
The contest was very warm, and the vote
was largely Increased.
Valentine, the present incumbent, Republi.
can, was elected by majority OF one hundred
greater than last year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

THg TENNEssEE RErUTLICAS papers arc
reproducing Andy JohnsOn's famous back
seat for traitors speech, In which he said /;
~ say that the traitor has ceased to he citi-
zen, and, in joining the rebellion, has become
npublic enemy. He forfeited his right to vote
with loyal men when he renounecd his citi-
zenship and sought to destroy our Govern.
mcnt.n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
scIber has obtained from the Orphans Court
letters Of administration on the personal estate
q WILLIAs A. WILMER, late o. Washington,
District OF Columbia, deeeaBed. All persOns hay.
ing claims against the said Deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit tho same, with the vouch-
cTs thereof, to the subscriber, en- or before the
18th day Of August next they may otheTw Use BY
law be excluded from all benedict tho said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day OF August, 1903
MARY 4 wlLkRR,
sep2Tu-9t Administratrix.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

Mr.. FREDERICK SEWARD, Assistant Secre.
tary of State, has returned from his brief trip
to New York, and was at the Department Of
state Yesterday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

ALBANY, Sept. lit 10 generally conceded
that Hoffman will have so Of l2S votes on the
hrst ballot for Governor tomorrow In the
Democratic Convention.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

CoLUNBrA, $. O., Sept. 1.-The House sus.
tanned the Governors veto of the Charleston
City Charter bill, an extremely Radical party
measure.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

WE ARE INDEBTED to Messrs. Blanchard a
Mohun for a copy Of the current number Of
that popular publication with the ladies, Har.
per's Bazaar,
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Personal.
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor DANIEL 3. GRoUX, formerly teacher
Of Modern Languages At the GeYrgetown aud CO.
lumbar Colleges, ID. c., and who has been very
successful during many years In imparting tho
knowledge Of french, Spanish, and German. will
classes for instrueiion 10 the above ianEuagos, d
Translstious made, also from the Italian. swed
onoe. No. BIG Seventh street, opposite tb6 Inleill
Feneer Building, between d and street, Wash
ington, D. G. sepl.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

WILKKsBARRE. Pa, Sept. l.-Hon. George
W. Woodward was unAnimo usly reno minated
for Congress by the Democratic convention
this afternoon,
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The Chinese ambassadors.

BosToN, September minister Burlingamc,
the two TNcns and three students, and num-
Der Of invited guests, visited Waltham In q
special train to-day for the purpose Of exam.
lining the works OF the American Watch Com.
pany.
The Chinese were particularly interested In
the delicacy Of the work performed, ..and Obi
Trjen, with his associates, studied the entire
process OF matchmaking, from the crude metal
to the complete timekeeper.
The Eligibility Question in Georgia.
ATLANTA, Sept. LIN the House a resolu'
tion passed regulating the discussion OF the
negro eligibility question, allowing each negro
one hour for defence, and the members par
ticipsting twenty-five minutes. The eligibility
discussion costs the tax payers Of Georgia two
thousand dollars daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

LrGmr IS DREAMING even In the dark placer.
1t will be seen, by a dispatch in our Telegraph
columns, that Wilmington, Del, gives gain
Of one hundred for the Republicans. GOOD
for Delaware!
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

Watches and Jewelry.

II JEwELRY.
~. o. HOOD, No; sSs penpsylvauia Avenue.
hue Gold JEWBLRY, Solid Silver Ware. spoc-
isele., Opera Glasses, Pocket and Table Cutlery
ever. variety Of Silver Plated Ware, sc, at the
very lowest prices, deli
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ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOREIGN NEWS BY OABLE
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POLITICAL n AsrEns IN ENGLAND
THE cAPTuRE OF HuMAlrA
A Desperate Battle, With Fearful Loss
TIE PARTICIPANTS ARE STILL DEFIANT
The Vermont Election
A GLORIOUS REPUBLICAN GAIN
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE SOUTH
POLITICAL NEWS
The Vermont Election
A GLORIOUS REPUBLICAN GAIN
uNTELLroENCE PROM THE SOUTH
PROM EUROPE NJ CABLE.

O ENEnAL POLITICAL NEWS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-21

The area Of the State of Vermont is
9O,56i square miles
The highest peak Of the Green Noun
tains, is Mt Mansfield, in Undcrhill, the sum
nit Of which is 1889 feet above the level Of
the sea-
More maple sugar is made in Vermont,
than in any State, except Now York.
There are sixty incorporated Academies
in Vermont
"A party Of six gentlemen from Man.
chester returned lately from a week = hunt in
the woods Of northern New York, having
killed seventeen deer.
Mr. H. II. Bowman of st. Albans. on
Monday night last, had IS tubs Of butter
stolen from his store.
AN aggrayating grayo.robbing case late.
y occurred in Topsham Three medical stu
dents, having been suspected, left for parts
unknown.
REV. Norman Scaver d. ID. of Rutland.
has accepted call to the pastorate Of the
First Presbyterian church, in Brooklyn, New
York
Alfred Girard, of Rutland, was fatally
shot on the night Of Thursday last in attempt
ing to force an entrance into the house of
Lot keeler, on Cheney Hill.n
Joseph Weston and son of Ascutney.
vile, have just harvested forty-two acres OF
orn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-21

such an article is Dr. Tobias Venetian Linment'
IL has before the public for years and has never
ldlcd giving satisfaction ia single Instance. Every
drop chi. valuable compound d. mixed ly Dr. Tobias
himsef therefore, it can always be relied upon 1t De-
warranted superior any other Tor the cure Of Chronic
Rheumatism Toothache, Headache Sore Throat Nomit-
ing, Frosted Feet Mumpsi Group Burns Cut- Sea Sick
ness Insect Stngs sprain', Cholera Collie spasms,
Dysentery Bruises Colds Coughs Old Sores swcllings,
Pains in the Limbs Back and Chest There is meli-
cine In the I'd" that stands more on H. own merits
than the Venetian Lnincnt" Thousands of Certih-
Gates can he the Doctors Office attcstng to its
rare virtues. The great sale for Dr.. Tobias Venetian
Eminent has induced several unprncpaled persons to
counterfeit this Valuable Remedy % purchasers can
not be too careful to see that Dr. Tobias Venetian
Eminent Is stamped the glass, done up in yellow
paper and signed S. l. Tobias" All others dan
gcrous eountorist ana although they may resemble the
Venetian Lnimentn in color and smell, beiuHe Of
nenr Sold by al Druggists and storokecpers through
out the United States Price 50 cents and dollar per
bottle Depot 10 Park Place, New York. 3639-law
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Special dantines.
INCOMPATIBLE.

We notice IA the published formula Of one Of the most
Extensive manufacturers of sarsaparlla, Poctoas, &c
that combination Of Sarsai, Stingp, Iron Podophum
Is compounded aud used under tho name Of Sarsapara
for the cure Of chronic diseases. Every educated phys
elan must know that combination Of minerals with veg
powerful purgatye with medicines possessing alternative,
duroc sud0c properties designed 70 act on he ahsor
bents and secreons Of the skin, glands Ac the only
medium through which chronic serollons and skin dis
eases can DO cured Tho drastic purgatye properties
90 much greater than the Alternative carries on through
the almentary canal all the medicinal properties of the
teraYe before the absOrbents acted upon In
where il Il desirable to furnish catharcs In chronic dis
eases they should DO given separately and az least SIX
hours apart No physician would give drastic eathaf
III M fo same tine he administers blue pills or caome
N the sick are affected with chronic diseases Rad
WAYS Rosolyent. II you wish good eathartc, use Rad
WAYS Pills II suffering pain, use r. r. Relief Sold BY
druggists Soc DR.. Railways Almanac for 1868; -