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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
THE AuRRICrs ACuT CLUB.


About q week ago mention was made In the
REPUBLICAN OF the organization Of the Ameri.
Gus Yacht club by a number Of woll.known
pleasure lovers In the District and tho election
OF Colonel william q. Mngoe as tho president
together with q quota OF other competent ON
GERS. The gentlemen Of tho organisation meant
business. They determined that this city should
At least have one pleasure yacht capable Of sail.
ing In a storm, and although not prepared to
have such a boat built as thoy would like, they
did tho next host thing, appointed q committed
with Mr.. Frank Finley at Its head, and author
iEed them TO select and purchase in any OF the
Northern cities 4 suitable craft. Tho committee
made a tour as far as New York and, amer
carefully eNamlning such boats as were for sale,
camo 10 the conclusion that the best they could
do was TO purchase the yacht "Wnndorer," OF
Baltimore. and accordingly q bargain was
closed on Saturday.
Tho Wanderer was built about three years
ago by the Bremen Steamship Company, OF
baltimore, to run out to their vessels while In
quarantine, and is 10 all respects trst.cIass
boat She has a forty foot keel and beam OF
thirteen and a half feet, and carries a lib and
flying lib and a main and tOpsail. Tho service
for which she was built did not require a cabin,
and accordingly none was put on her, but the
club at once made contract TO have that neces-
sary addition made, and II Is expected that II
wiz he finished and delivered in this city In time
10 sail with the yacht race on Monday next. The
cost Of the boat and improvements will DO about
81, 600.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

WAHHIsnTON, Aug II, lsll
MR.. EDlTOR; l respectfully ask q place In
your paper for = Tow words In relation u u mat.
tor that Is exciting considerable attention among
tho Intelligent and thinking class Of our eltIEenI
OF foreign birth. There have been Of late IRE.
quent attempts made by a Tow designing and 10.
torosted parties To draw that class O our citizens
Into an organization, whose distinctive feature
Is that they are Of German or Irish birth, and
being such th0y desire " build up their claims
70 political recognition on that ground alone.
Now, claim that this Is unjust To those native
and to the "mAnner BORN" and that we have no
right whatever TO any recognition In any other
nsOt the United StatoE, and any Rltotnpt on
the part Of these ambitious office kers Of for.
elBn birth, as aspiFants to public notice, should
DO dlscOuntenAncod as Inimical to tho best In.
terests Of those who desire no other recognition
or claim TO political favor on any other ground
than as Americans T. >
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
UNIVERSAL BUREAU
Tue nIv,t OV,"pI.s- pIs~s - BaroItur
Ever NIndr.

Tue nIV,t OV,"pI.s- pIa~s ..r BaroItur.
EVER Mudr.
Captain Charles Worms, the general agent,
called Saturday at the RKPUBLICAN Otioe and
exhibited working model Of tho universal
bureau, an invention or piece Of furniture re-
Gently patented by Mr. Herman Rookie, Of New
York. In appearance II resembles the ordinary
book case and desk, tho upper portion OF the
front having glass doors, and tho lower portion
being divided into drawers and folding plates
which must be opened 10 reach the contents or
parts OF the apparatus. The back, sides, top
and bottom are entirely closed.
10 his application for patent the Ingenious
his bureau: Wardrobe, book case, drawers, slid
Ing. tAble, mirror, WnshstAnd, toilet case, writ.
ing desk, folding bcdstead with mosquito net,
bOOtlack, and spittOOn, each Oi the articles being
Of the ordinary size and strength OF single ones
Of their class.
Tho bureau can 10 made a beautiful piece Of
furniture, 1T for tho paTlOr or study and with
Its wonderful combination must at once grow
into popular favor,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

MEDICINAL PoIscNs ON THE wAHE-Thc
patriarchs took no mercury, no blamuth, nc
iodine, no bromide Of potassium, no Strychorla,
no qulnine. Happy old gentlemen they did
not even know Of tho existence Of these "speci.
ies," aud yet they lived until II seemed as II
death had forgotten them. Their medicines
were herbs and roofs They nave len this tact
on record, and tho world seems to DO now TAX.
ing note Of It and returning to the hrst prlncl.
pies Of medication. Hostettors Stomach Bit
tiers, the purest and most efficaeious vegetable
restorative Of the day, is also tho most popular.
Thousands Of persons who only feW years ago
believed implicitly In all the pOlsOns which
inquire ln the pharmAcWpla, now pronounce this
palatable tonic and altetatlfo an allsuniolent
remedy Tor dyspepsia, nervous debility, oOnsti.
patton, bilious complaints, headache, Intermlt-
tent feVeTs, and ali tho ordinary Disturbances
Of the stomach, tho liver, tho discharglng or.
Bans aud tho brain. The time is not far distant
when most OF tho powerful and venOmOus drugs
now 50 Ieoklessly administered by practitioners
OF tho "herulo' school, In cases that N ight easily
be controlled by mildeT treatment will be ut
terly discarded by all philosophical physicians.
As II ls, the thinking public, who are generally
ahead ofthe professionals, have already put the
danHerOu preparations aside and adopted Hos
letters BltteIs In their stead as a Sato and en-.
oellent household medicine, adapted to almost
contagious diseases. For more than twenty
years this famous restorative and preventive
has been annually strengthening It's hold upon
the public confidence and 1t now takes tho lead
q every advertised medlcius manufactured In
this country. TuTh&SAt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

meeting Of tho Liberals and Democrats Of
tho inonlleth district was held on Saturday
hlght ~ blellus hall, on Capitol Hill, Tor tho
purpose q forming Greeley and Brown club.
MT, = L. Robertson called the meeting TO OF.
9eI Ahd stated It's object, after which Mr.. q. y.
neld secretary. ~ $50
a. MI ho6eTtson moved that a,eommIttes Of
three " appointed 10 prepare list Of DeFmA-
heht vihceru ana frame q constitution and nv
laws for report at a future meeting which Wa
carried, and the chair appointed messTS / H.
Richardson, j. o, EntWisle and James I,ynsb
evening next
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Tomorrow and Wednesday there will 10 A
tournament, fair and festival, for tho benefit OF
Carroll Chapel, at the Cottage, on the Seventh.
street road, soyen miles from this city, II will
DO under the direction Of Rev, Father MackIn
Of y school house In that locality, Fathe1
Mackin will DO remembered as the assistant
pastor Of st. Matthews parish and while resi-
uent OF warrington endeATOd himself not only
70 those over whom he had spiritual charge, but
20 . host OF people not under his pastoral care
He Is endeayorlng to build up the churches now
cOnhdod 70 hts mission, and ho confidently hopes
MS former friends In Washington will not forget
the entertainment tomorrow and Wednesday,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

A noticeable feature Ia the morning returns
Of the lieutonants Of the several precincts Sat
urday was that In three Of them arrests had
been made OF parties for carrying concealed
weapons, as follows: In tho Second precinct, by
Ohlcer RedWay, lsaac ATthurs, eOlOrod, aged 70
years; In tho Third precinct by Ohioer Game
ron, Joseph Williams and Joseph CLANCY, both
~ the Sixth precinct, by Uficer Robertson
Oharles IL. Brooks, cOlOFed, aged so years III
tho extreme penalty OF the law were inflicted
upon all persons arrested Tor carrying concealed
weapons, there would soon DO stop put " Inc
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Now that the vacation Is nearly over parents
are anNiOusly looking about for some propeT
place Of schooling for Their children, that e slch
As 90 not care 70 take advantage OF our splendid
pubic schools. Among the many private insti.
tuti0ns In this city which are we'll worthy Of
patronage may DO mentioned the Eclectic lnstl.
tute TOT Boys, IL 10 situated on Eleventh street
between X and L. and begins It's third annual
FetslOn on the 9th OF September, Rev, Oliver
Cox, the principal, IL we'll known Ia the com.
munity, and the course VI stndies as arranged By
him have always given satisfaction 10 both
parents and DuDiif
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Tho many friends OF A. u. UOppes, who was
compelled last spring 70 leave his business, at
the southeast corner Of Seventh street and Mas
aaohusetts avenue, on account Of III health, will
% glad 70 learn that he has Just returned from
Europe, and IA again In charge OF his we'll.
known restaurant. Five barrels Of Gone river
oysters arrived this morning IN tho steamer
WaWaset, which will DO served up In tho usual
good style Of Mr.. Us house,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

A eolored man named Christopher ScFlber,
who had been LEFT In charge Of the residence oil
Hon r. A. Boswell during his absence from
Ing with q onngestiye chill, AMI died from lis
effects about o'clock Friday evening. Lieut..
IessiQrd sent an officer ~ remain at tho house
anu me body OF ScTlboT was removed by his
tehgyss, Dr, Morgan was In Attendance but
e0ull d0 nothing 70 TelleYo tho patlenL.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
VISIT
Whllach's
Dollar Store,
tpl Pa. AY., below National Hotel.

UsERUL EAOTs WORTH KnowIHa.
THuRsTUH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Ia the
best Dontrihce In use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and White. and the gums svund and healthy.
Price IS and 80 cents.
JouvEN's lnOdOrOus Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior TO anything known. Price IS cents.
THoHPsoE's Pomads Optime Is exquisite. It
softens, beauties, and Strengthens the hair.
Prioa IS and so cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

Keys, which can ts purehassd M a vsTv rsaSSp
able hguro They are perfectly kind and gen.
tie, mate we'll, and would make = nice double
team Tor boy. Any person desirOus Of possess.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

In our advertising columns Mr.. George NJ.
conviction Of tho thief who cut the TeIns and
maTtlngAlo Of his harness and stole theTefrOm
pair OF Ivory rings. This act Of vandalism
was committed With a sharp Instrument, prOba-
loading his wagon at the Northern market on
Saturday night, preparatory 10 returning home
The value OF tho property stolen Is lnsignlhoant
compared 10 that which has been destroyed,
and We are glad 10 SEQ that Mr.. Oyster has
taken this iniuatory step 10 detect the thief,
as Il Is no new thing to hear Of harness being
GUT 70 pleoef that some thief may remove there
from some slight ornament.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

THg POLIOE COURT was engaged with ron.
tlne eases on Saturday. No other court was IN
essl0D.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

A dispatch from Fort Monroe says the steamer
lr0nsles with the Catholic Friends Society
from Washington on hoard arrived here tbis
q. m, and spent the day IN visiting tho foTt
ana SeWalls Point, returning In the evening
The steamer Wentonoah, from baltimore, with
spent the day In similar manner, ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
CITY ITEMS.

A DISEASE WITH A THOUSAND SYMPTONs,-
Dyspepsia u the most peTpleNlng Of all human
ailments. Its symptoms arc almost inhnite In
their variety, and tho fOrlorn and respondent
victims Of the disease often fancy themselves
the prey, IN turn, OF every known malady. This
is due, In part, 70 tho close sympathy which OK.
lists between the stomach and the brain, and In
part also, to tbs fact that any disturbance Of
the digestive function necessarily disorders the
liver, the bowels and the nervous system, and
Affects, 70 some extent the quality Of the blood.
medicine that, like Hostotter's BltteTs, not
only tones the stomach but at the same time
controls the liver, produceA q regular habit OF
body, braces tho nerves, purlHes the fluids and
ministers to mind diseased" is therefore the
true and only specific for chronic indigestion.
Such 10 the operation Of this famous vegetable
restorative. II not only cures dyspepsia, out also
All ooncomltants and consequences. Moreover,
y ia Invaluable as preventive Of Indigestion.
No one who chooses TO takO half a wlneg lAssful
Of this agreeable appetizer and stOmaohio habit
ually three times day will ever bo troubled
With oppression after eating, nausea, sour oruc.
tatiOnS, or any other indications Of q want Of
vlgor In the digestive and asslmllatlng organs.
The debility and languor superlnduoOd BY hot
weather are Immediately aud permanently re-
stltutiohAlly inclined to Look upon llfo 'Ss
through a glass, dartly," will be apt to take
brighter and moro hopeful view Of the situation
under the genial Influence OF this wholesome
medicinal stimulanL M,w&F
WARMERS PATENT Co0KEu," the greatest
improvement ever made In oOoklnE. Ease and
economy combined. Suited to tho need OF all.
Meat cooked without contact with water or
steam, and always at the right temperature.
Two ounces saved In the pound. Testimonials
from some Of the bost people Of this city and
elsewhere. Call and examine, at the Slate
Mantel and Chandelier Ware Rooms Of HamIl-
ton n Pearson, Y. NJ. U. A. Building, 9th and
d streets. o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
u HOPosALA FoR HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS

u aOPosALA FoR HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS
UELIED STATE Eson9Ens oIL,gEJ
9nlsd progp,sls, IN dgpllssts, snl % iseslv.4 a.
,soTas SsiSo o.: :. co.. AHd doing the work OF
AUX BEEs sOIEs uARBoR, CFRANKFoRDJ
| MICHIGAN.
FoE south pier extension Of q feet, TsaBliipE sp-
llls Quito feet hsnioeL timber.
| Lac cubic ieet pize timber.
i9dIlIt solis q "a lous.l i,s pouna,
~ cord, Of slabs OF brpsh ,
Amount available foe sIpeldliurs on contract.
MANIsTEE uARBOR, MICHIGAN.
r.TStmsai q sSTt6 sSoIs q sssSss from SIstsni
geg eabls fsst plos Timber, is,S
so9 Inca isst sSf ti@Ssi. iTs
~ S s!: S SsIi: ! :: Is sss SsS pound.
5 s sSSSs S' iis0 Si. 1SE ssu pound.
$3.50 linSai feet N0rwag pias piIs- a.
y cords Of stone.
Amount available for expenditure on oOn,rsc,.
.ERE MARQUETTE HARFoR, MtgHrGAE,
side Of shSsnsl, and construction M feet, mors OF
80, q south pile rsvoIRonL TsqaiFiIS sppTOIi.
no. cubic feat pine tlmbsb I9EIl ...
50 iiassi lei SsS ti@Bss, IA III
To- 's sTSuI IsSii iSS ~ Va hens. TO pounds
~ mneA ioot OAK pheA
II ~! .iS ne Lee, let NOTWa' pins piles.
n cords q ,.6sL
bn,enslhs 10y 70 sAosed " w. a..
q. anouns NahAoie tos expenditure on contract,
'Iu'Hg;; ,,ssr,., ,,,,,, ........ .......--,.-
Eo. I5sr.LmAIEk hAhnph, nluhluAN
Of chAone and constructing iOOj lest more OF issS
OF pno reEetment from present south pier east.
quttlnE approximately.
iS Ss. lei I:: P PiR' %S.s M I11lt
l.utO linoal feet oak timber, t1B
~ DRIFT bolts, % luohss lobEJ
10 orift bolts, u inches lonssS TO- All pounda
40 d. 1T bOltG " inohos ioi ~
asS .eTSu M, o inches lOBT.i s,,7S round,
Iq2l lBeAl fost VAk piis.L
N,bO uneAl Test Norway pine piles.
Sc IDS stone
DrsdEinE not 20 eIeesd sI69O.
Amount available for 1IpendItars on ooutfaoL
o3I.e9, - - ID
WHITE RIVER HARHOR, MIOHI9AH
For go cords % clone, more or lsss.
Amount available for expenditure on contrast,
s9.6a0 ,,,,,,,,,.,,., =.
. hUbkEGOh HARBOR, MICHIGAN,
For eonyottinE 90 feet, more or lslS o. ola dab
piers
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
INVENTORS AMI. M9Y6FrNEKERE TTkE
DIPlnTnEsT oTrm ierrlIoR.I

DEPARTMENT OITmE lNTHnion.l
UMlED STAIEa PATHNr OTTlcT, I
WARRINGTON, ID. o., Jnly -. l1la
In oonformliy With the provisions Of ssciob u Of
act Of Unngress, Approvsd July 1870. Anihnrising
models, II IL hereby ordered that such 70 loo %
models nave not been Deposited Ia "inAututvna o.
mAttsT Of pAisnts. b. sold ~ ppbo suction a. this
m, Ma IiiSsbz XII, AaSsst IN. Isl, Thoss sbo @iik
can withdraw lhslI models before the dag Of sale
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19

II D!
FOR rHH
Highlands \.
SECURE A HOME!
CHOICE
BUILDING SITES I
EIGHT MINUTES
FROM CITY BY RAIL,
AND ONLY
Thirty Minutes Drive.
THE
BarthOIOW
PROPERTY,
ADJOINING
BLADE NSBU RG
AND
HYATTSVILLE,
Has been Subdlvided into
DELIGHTFUL BUILD
ING SITES of convenient
size, which are now placed
in the market at the ex-
tremely low figures of from
500 to $3.50 Each,
With Long Time for Paw
ments.
Title Perfect and Certified.
NO CHARGEF FOR DEEDS
THE PEOPLE of WASH
ingtOn are nearly all con-
versant with the rare beau
ties and great advantages
which this Property, with
its inn"NNdiate nrnxiniity to
the city limits, possesses.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-19
Legal Notices.
N ES IsGsEfaH hS S m ~ PlIs llI
Nc. 0a1. Equity DoeLs, II.


On motion Of the pliIntlas, By M. 7, v. BattleT.
thelr solicitor. u ordered that the delendaats ne
AleHaudTiA and " ashingtou Railroad COMPANY, lie
WashinEton, Als1Andila Aud 0eoraltown Railroad
Company Adams Express OQmparyi Manual khoe-
Thornton, Joseph Davidson, Alsnan6n hay. ngula-
min Thornton, Walter LsnoE and D NnllalDh Mar
Qr beiore the hrst dsy ooouIrtnH tI d.9 Aitsr
this dAyG otherwise the will be pfarna0ed utth
a. In case Of defalt. By The Court ~ ~
b. D. HUhPHREYs, Justiss, A..
LII IsP{yTs,, y \: hnios, Sls,k 40
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-26

the Republican party, are his supporters.
Honest Republicans will no more support
Mr.. Greeley than they did Mr..
Seymour. Honest Democrats say they
take him as they would medicine, or as they
would I" a Shiny stick of wood " to kill a
serpent. They do not recognize him as
the representative of any great principle
of reform, but as no other mode of beat
ing Grant presents itself, they are willing
to accept him. The Cincinnati platform
might have been simplified and made
briefer and more pointed by simply say
ing, Anything to beat Grant" This is
its real import. and the people so under
stand it.
All this being true, and we think no one
will seriously deny it, we come to look at
the question in the light presented in
our leader of yesterday, suggested by an
editorial in the New York EUening Post
A large majority of Mr.. Greeley's sup
porters residing in the South, and they
caring little about revenue reform, civil
service reform or any other kind of reform,
but actuated by a feeling of revenge, and
those who sustained the Government in
the late war knowing all this, is it likely
that Greeley's success would quiet any
fears that they may entertain towards the
lately rebellious South? Orupon the 9TH
er hand, if the lately rebellious States
should vote solid for Greeley, and it
should appear that he was almost If not
entirely indebted to them for his election,
is it not probable that they would make
demands with view to humiliating those
who opposed them in their effort to over
throw the Government and establish a
Southern Confederacy? The Union men
of the country have no idea of "begging
pardon " for their course in the war, and
any effort to require them to do so would
not make them feel kindly toward those
making such requirement. The idea of
a surrender at this late day has never oc-
CURED to them, and the fact that Horace
Greeley leads the forces formerly COM
manded by Lee and Johnson does not
cause them to regard the matter in any
more favorable light.
We can not see that Mr.. Greeley pre-
sents the olive branch of peace to the peo-
pie of this country, North and South, any
more than President Grant. We can con-
ceive of no better way for the people of the
South to show that they are fully recon-
ciled to the situation, than to come up like
men and support for the Presidency man
who parOled their armies, leaders and all,
and under whose administration represen-
tation in the National Council has been
restored, and the disabilities of ninety
nine hundredths of those lately in rebel
lion have been removed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-26
GREELEY as A PEACE OFFERING

We have heard men say, and we have
no doubt that some of them are honest in
their opinions, that they support Greeley
as a kind of compromise man between the
North and South. They say his election
will tend to do away with sectional ami
mostly, and to restore peace and quiet to
the country, such as we have never enjoy
ed since the days when the slavery ques-
ton was first agitated. If the premises of
these gentlemen were correct, their con-
clusions are certainly laudable. Men
should not hesitate to make any sacrifice,
consistent with reason and principle, cal
CUlated to ailay the bitter and disgraceful
amnesty which has existed between the
two sections of this country-North and
South. This is certainly a consummation
devoutIy to be wished for, and he who
would oppose it is unworthy to be called
an American citizen.
But with all due Difference to the opin-
ions of others, we can see no foundation
for saying that the election of Greeley will.
in any way, tend to allay sectional preiu-
dice. 1t is just as much sectional contest
as if JEFF. Davis or Toombs were at the
head of the ticket instead of Horace Gree
ley. He relies almost exclusively OH the
Southern States for his support. No we'll
Informed politician expects him to carry
the Northern States. The men lately in
rebellion at the South, and their sympa-
thizers at the North, together with a
sprinkling of disappointed soreheads who
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost Health Reclaimed.

Self neglect lays the foundation of much bodily suf
feTing. As rule solcitous to repair and
preserve their houses stock in trade and other perish
able property than to repair and preserve themselves
They can when a wall requires prop, a weak
structure grder but appear to be unconscious Of
Indifferent to, the cracks and flaws and evidences of
decay in their frai and sensitive organizations.
The consequence of this want of common prudence
that thousands fall by the wayside in the prime of
life every year who ght have lived to enjoy hale
and hearty old age if they had ed to the proper
of recruiting their failing vigor the proper
time.
Seeing what the famous vitalizing and invigorating
elixir Hostetters Stomach Btters has done for count
less multudes Of the enervated and broken down. and
with the long, unbroken record of its before him.
it seems amazing that any sufferer from premature de-
weakness, dyspepsia. biliousness chronic
constipation, disease of remittent or intermittent
character, should delay, for hour to seek the
aid which its tonng regulating and nvigOrating prop
critics have never failed to Afford
1t exnggeration to say that Hostetters Stomach
Bitters is the most faithful ally of nature in her
struggles with weakness and disease that medical bot
any and honest chemistry have yet given 10 the world