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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09


Tho efforts Of some Of our politicians to
make what is called political capital" are
sometimes very funny aud ridiculous. Con-
Vrcss ls generally the field where these gentle.
mea operate, and any one who watches the
proceedings Of tbe' body, particularly Of the
House Of Representatives, will fnd from day
to day numberless Illustrations Of what may
be appropriately called 'Cheap John popu-
larity.r Al one time the little-great man
Jumps up with his proposition to extend the
blessings Of Republican government to all
the world. aud 10 burl the thunderbolts Of
the republic against the effete monarchics
Of all the earth. Now we and him mounting
on the topmost wave OF some ISM en-
deavorlng to direct II and make all that II ls
possible to make out Of IT, When the OPP
pOrtunity to gain his little ends does not pre-
sent itself readily he generally manages To
make one, and invites the crowd 10 come
and "sce what great man am l."
Mr.. Mogan's resolution In the House yes
terday, looking to an amendment to the Con-
siltntlnn, 40 rs To make forelgu.born citizens
eligible To the Office Of President and Vice
President Of the United States, was an excel
lieut. Illustration of this "Cheap John pop.
ularity" to which We have alluded. Mr.. Nor.
gan evidently believes that all our foreign.
horn citizens are deeply Interested In this
snhicct Of the Presidency and Vice Presi
dency, that they consider themselves ag
grieyed because there ia clause In the Con
stitutlon debarrlng them irum thcae posi-
tlOns. We venture the assertion that there Il
not foreigner In the country who cares on,
button whether Mr.. Morgans proposet
amendment IL passed or not, and that HI
cannot find Que hundred pefsons VI iorelG
birth TO indorse his action.
But, putting all that aside, Mr. Morgan's
proposition is absurd on the face OF IL. III
resolution, prciaced by a long preamble, re
citing number OF plallindes which nobody
dlsputes, provides substantially that all natu
rallied citizens shall be eligible to the I.nsi
tloni Of President and Vice President The
| nth section Of the second article Of the Con.
stltutlou provides that mo person, except q
natural born citizen, or citizen Of the Uni
tod States at the time Of the adoption Of this
Constitution, shall be eligible to the office
Of President; neither shall any person be
eligible 10 that oiiice who shall not have at
taloed to the age of lhlriy.are years aud
been fourteen years n resident within the
United States"
So that Mr.. Morgan proposes ID give ia
uaturallIed citizens an advantage over native
born citizens, which Ia expressly prohibited
by the Constitution. Nc. Morgan would al.
low foreigner To be eligible to the Presi.
dency at twenty Ave. whereas a native Is moi
eligible until he shall bO ten years older. The
proposition was, Ui courae, voted down. Mr..
Morgan, In his enthusiasm, would not allow
an opportunity to amend. He called the pre-
ylous question. Il wa a dead sure thing.
So much for Cheap John popularity"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

wHEN Mr. scuUR1 attempted TO reply To
the charges Of the Times yesterday, he
dodged In tho clumsiest way. For Instance,
one charge was that S0hurz continued "a
draw the pay Of a major general long after
the war. In reply to this statement Mr.. s,
ftates he Offered his resignation" lie does
not say how strong he pressed the offer, OF
whether hn for effect told Mr.. Lincoln IN al
81 want tn llle my offer Of resignation, but
II you accept Il, will Immediately take my
two hundred thonsAnd Germans to the Dem.
ucrats"
The principal reason why General" Schur1
did not resign was because his great military
ability was needed by the country right after
the war. The armies were disbanded, but
military genius of the Schurz order was 10
rsreat demand. Heroes who Tested at scars,
hecause they never went where wounds were
received, loved 10 strut around with major
generals straps. The fighling generals, hk,
President Grant, made haste N remove tht
Insignia nj rank, hut commend ~ to sham
Tor show.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
New Advertisements.

III uURAK. STAR PllOT,n hs will be -
Offered a. publlo sale oa THURSDAY TN
O'clock al the stables Of john o. HOuArd 90 stfss,
mar Seventh, wAshingtan, Il, q.
3tAr Pilot" & IA rOn Eray 'stAlllon." sI years Of
aHo. lsA hA de- high, aud u warranted sound, kind
Hnd pstiset 10 ever respeeL hs gas drei BY ttlot
West, John MOrHan, Pilot Temple, Dhls. Hazard
Roscoe, Agd many more e me best tro.iers ln tls
sd, hy AasrisAn Eelipss, e Cd By ssA Gal, g.
q: hy sampis,' z us ~ q 9..ss /. pth hnpottei
been hAadlsd btt haa been tined " AL, anh tFoisd
the last quarter Ia ab seconds ie 4 ons OF th.
uithoat supe,ior slthsI ss snals o. pols harss y
laE upon the subsedbsr. v. ", AtEN AhDkR,
ianln 90 Ass anth atTssl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

Rs-" uadcr the provisions ef the act oi Con.
rress spprorsl FrbraaJ 81, 1884, Territorial
rorerRment was organized Ia the District Of
ColumLla. Iis results have tbus lar faliI real'
iicd the expectations Of Its advocates. rude'
The dircciloa Of the Territorial sHesrs, sIstcu'
ofimProyemeuts has ben inausuratea, b. means
or uhlrh WashInEioa Is rapidly beeonlng city
worthy ef the HatlOH's capital. The citizens Of
the District harIas VoluatariiJ taxed them
selves TO q large amoupt for the purpose OF con.
trlbutInE 10 tho adornment OF the Neat Of Gov
srnmrht, Z reeommsHd liberal appropriations on
the part or coussess, In order that the 0oyern'
p,sRt may bear its last share Of the expense ol
cArrJiAE out q Iadieious system Of Improve
Hents. ."-Prsiidsnf Ordnfs Msfsdgs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

Nm. 3. 8. Cox came to the assistance Of
Cuba in the House yesterday. His resolu-
lions, looking TO the recognition OF belllger-
ency, will meet the approval Of good many
peOple; but we have not the most remote ldna
that he will be Abls 70 convince the majority
Oh his colleagues OF their soundness. Mr.
Cor knoWs this, however, ~ we'll ~ anybody
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

Mn. G. \. DANA, the disreputable editor o.
the sun, has had portrait Of himself made,
which represents him In seml-nude condl-
tlou, surrounded by equally disrePutable and
hali.naked women. Such Is his utterly de-
prayed character that he does not scruple to
have this picture exhlbIted 10 the public.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

REPRESENTATIVE ouIrNAS introduced a
till yesterday In the House authorizing the
Commissioners OF tho sinking fund to fund
the delt Of the city OF washlngtoni which
will he found In full Ia the Congress report.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

From J. Z, Parker, Seventh street. oppo,
site the Post Once Department, and Craudal
& Riley, corner Seventh and d streets We
have Hdrpsr's BdIdF for january 20.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
For Sale or Rent.

II,,p RgNT :, I,yov no,i1ig Toiiss NJ
nus. 80, AD'' : W. : " j.as:lieo'
EoR RkNri-oNE Qf Tnk MOST DssIkhBLE
~ situations "a the oiyi patlot and bed room hand.
q Uensrs... .spss..sg o., tess,h,r; No. 3op
street bs.woon Third and fopf-and A'hAli i,5es's'
c-,sis t,,o,.b.S nstIot I'd s ,ns.p sommni
ssq: 81 Ss P;, Sc,,Gn 1fsr YrSSU sS'I
west. botwosu T1irissnih and FIustssnih. iaaat'
II e,iy, bsi-qhI Of Id a s1nsre i1S, corner of
Sah saa mrss. 0o,,sS' i%g,o,'S By ,T9 q
,ald ID, Z. also iots N square /, Es.tsrn branch,
Ss s,S1,S: S.r sgS S ,Tss, S. ,,s
nc.ih.ss, - ihs hours o. e'eget Ia the morning.
-. JANIS .TowLRs,
!.s.s - s.oR.'l stsu'' "ssu''h'ou o'V,
RON W., h,,usf huh w.
vel ~ a,is, 10 ;sfdi rsat ioS. kppiy 70 X y
DAVIS, Gi3 Nins,seutb s,reei,nsaf Y street i'ss,'
IToR RRrT-HpUsR I7II q street, bstwesf
Il s'''"'''n'h sod hsh'''n'si X WILSON.
i,ssoa, ''i ''''n'o i'n'i f,is9i opposite costumes
FoF tgRsIsEo ,Iss sIIsD PhRIoFf .oI
lNoR RFNT -TuR sToREs D; AND ~ FOUR.
Y shd A-haif stSest, aed bpidiLE above, now ooou.
pied ~ a. N,idsieln Co. for ran, IRON February 1,
90 lsa,s; t,sssts. ssa sSs- 70, .s.s; - l.s,,I
LNoR skLE, -wE OFFER TO ski. ALL Of
itsna AZ rsSr md ..hsi street, us,iI FsbSSsy ~ 4.
At small percentage over the .fnodni adsapesd 90
20 he ptiSsps oS.. 80 s,tssi under DE Ne
tropelhan ho,e' nOhp p,ffIN 4 co.,
Foe s.LE-A TRACT yl ~ LAND a! no hooAT5p At, .Ii. "
rom Datistt,s Siatiou and Marrentpn JunotioS on
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

enss from our Loan Onieq, eOa fsuF.And.a b ~
atreet TO our Prncpal In,a OnisS, 6tt street uR.
Psnn.ylvAnia aysuue, Gla Our busine,s will be enn'
tinued As herstoforJ with bsttsr a-uomrlaiatio 70
our cusiomsfa 3. GDLDSrE1N a On.
IVA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
Auction Sales.
b aOstSss.s r soSS!r f:aih saS 8 ss,,G'' ssf..i,,

nYoRPRN ., NVIIIIa,Js. .,,,,o,..,..
ID Fosthasst corner Tenth snd Is stfsets.
TRUSTEES sAtE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PEsR PPhEsoRsiyTY At AuluTl0N, ON IlilRT,MENIH
bOQnDAhf.
goil ~ W. % deed ot t5uat rorled 10 lAber ~
~ ~ the land roootds Of WashlngtQn county,
sss,rsd q %., Oosa@olai and elrsftion ~ me paIty
WI sell ~ pnbe anct9ns on the
p,o,ans ~ n .n thiDAfl yAnuAhY 9thi is,A q =
S,Y III ~ those pieces o. parcels y hnd slti,
49,, 1, s,1 sly, DlstHet nt Ooinmbia, anu
sS n v X Riss n even en-, ,nJ ~ ~;
~ h1 S sHhd,st.,w WI hnndrrd and lhltiif2n tsHD
s'in w bs - ,isfeprded 70 lAbor u ~ tolo
n i. ~ -! ss'ra.hs .aSs honse5 - ,,,, ,
"a iI ,no,s" ,sy n, 9n eseh honse osaneelne
iS,sre.s snd dsed oi trns, on ~ nsas,,, ~. bnn
drsd dollar nogn % ~ ~ ,h' ps2psI struck 81
~ ~nstsIua ~ X. ts,'t pnea WIN N'thn hye
, % nv ~ ina rist s , 'na ~ tsnt 70
tesvai s ~ ptSpe'p ~ WV ~" o"-' o' 'he "eiAnh
lns paisas,ei,' ',,D,.,,,c,,g Al p,,oh,..,,, 49,,
oh"pa Ah" '""'''A"'NNs VA u 'WAuTns gesL
" = " "'1''H' ''9' AuoN'
tu-ruR ApuyR sAI,RIS pOSTPoNPn uNrIt
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

A GLANCE at our report Of the proceedings
In the House yesterday will convince the
pabhc that Congressman have been at least
thinking Of the subject Of civil service reform
during the holiday recess Four Or Ave bills
aud resolutions IN reference u 1t were
offered, some of which are wise and well
enough, while others are simply ridiculous.
The most practical, perhaps, was that by MT.
willard, OF Vermont looking To such leglsla-
tion as will enable the President 10 carry out
the report and recommendations Of the civil
service commission.
Me-. willard also introduced another hill Of
u kindred character, prohibiting members OF
Congress from interfering In any way with
appointments ur removals In the civil service,
hut allowing them to reply IN official ln-
uuiries, which replies shall he considered
nficlal documents, and assuch open lo public
Inspection. This Is a step In the right dlrec-
ton, and Is QUE Of the fcw wise suggestions
On the subject that have been made thus far
Mr.. Wilson, ot Indiana, introduced q Join
resolution, which, II passed, will give the adj
yisory board something 10 do for AOnie time
Mr.. Wilson wants the board 10 20 iutO an
urithmetlcal calculation Of how many clerks
are In Washington, and how many are really
needed here, aud then 10 divide them up pro
rata among all the Congressional dlstricis
Mr.. Upson evidently hit upon the same ldet
us Mr.. Wilson. lIe presented plan 10 Civ
each State In the l'nion u certain number O
clerkships In proportion 10 their population
So much Tor one day, Mr.. Kelley aud bis com
mlttee will have enough to do by and by.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
AmuScrucnts, Lectures, Etc,

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n ..,,,,,.,, :s,,''o.sov
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Nj wNOHrRi, In his original taroas ehassetsr ot
Mli. GS ISsN 4. Mssdslsps
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stTuhnsY. MD aTHaxhTaA.
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asnsss, .dpl ~ ..oa r. ", lsa,ysrJ: s1ss, ~ n,
the Thsairs oaiy, tom a m. To ,. IN. IsSu
a, XIV NATIONAL, THgATRE
N
MR. SANIl.Lkk
osS' 10 Inform h'' hs"'' a"a "A'foa' '"" '"S 'hsA
rs h"Ios Ossn sns's'a Tor
=" ''hU" rhhNrN
Thur-dty RV"niaH, } Jan"nry Il, tS'2'
M, ,,,,, ,,,,o,,, u,, h. ,,,,,a,. a, IN. o..
,TEw SNLTaEATRE
" ruvan.v I.. ,s-s
Tue Nalloast star ucmpSay vill appear In HOuoL.
eAn'ts ,sn.a'lsaai dsam. a
klfiki OR, Tux Oukhdt'rHkE INV
Uraad gala mitIass ATURDAY. EtsP.m.
TUX ITALIAN STRING BAND
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

THIS liz TO GIVE ROrIOK. THAT THR SUB
Il soTiber has obtained from the bnDruHs OOdrt 0l
The DlatFiat Of Columbia. hodas special Term, let
tsro aamlnlslAtloa en ne psIsonAl es.Ais q has
ceased AL persons hAviag olAmn against The said de
eea.sd hereby sA.aed 2 slhlblt the yth ihs
"a dag Of JanuA nsHt they may othersise By Law BE-
sIeladsd from ali bench. q re sald sa,Ais: 49,,
KLLkNORA X DOYLE.
mAtk.
wilas..i 4. WEBSTER, RsE',Sr o. Wills.
lAh9-raIu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

EhS3H &, b, ,gooKE AND All kilaiiiHLE
hhh os srODDART AND MONTGOMERY
BY yirtas Of a deed Of trust % me. d.isd Dsoom.
I SSs q aS he sSd rssca Ms6sos% sS % 1So
District q Qoumbla shall siss tqE ssls 81 pabii:
sa :S:9 2" s SSse 20 eHSToAy @ n "a S s ssI &
gisea % parcel oi ground, sliaAts In ths eity oi
p o 1SS p Ss fTa .nd 1Sys :,
i.o .,s sSd .S9 sHndrsd s9d ssysaly tlree gBl IN
a,s Tssnhlhr s 20 ,sia iesn and dssoIbsd =
sssoson sTos distant sr e f.ss sO sout5 ~ ,O S
ne ths soa!hSo,t corner q MA.hintto9 and slodda1
thsnos west one hundred and twenty uDj fesL hSncs
north sIi5 el snd thsnoe saat one hundred sad
gia ming And also All that other plsee o. parcel of
sro,Hpd aud p'smlse. situated IN aid uscrGstown.
BSalls sddltlon % Sald town. snd Described ~ h.
l9rs, BsgnnlpE for the same Al polnt on lhs ssst
twenty fss north from he norths.Si Sosass ~ hsSt sSa
homsly and hioddAIt atIfeis and Tunnisg tsnoe Win
west elghty feet Themes north elShts asVsn dssrees
cas-, one hundred And sI iSo thsnes soath thrss a.
viii be north siis o. sisdaSIt saSs. sen,S se51ss
seven dssLees vest iart iset thence AoIth thfss Do
sTs;fs' ss,. one hundred and twenty isss thence
tTsn,J fset 10 Montgomery street Gad The Polt Of bs
most poSS o Sss.f fh. a me
hoa.s o1 Ma.hlnstoe street Y laIss, hYinG al
uIEeandsa bY handsome TIidsa, The Whols bSiaS Il
Terms u sslsi ons half cash, ynd the balance ia
one yeaT with iatsrgs secured BY deed o. trpst on
collars 5: tsqSrsd an sssb plsss q SSs 9
the sale, witch win be iorisItsd II ths isTms ~
Be To"od :, 6. % ~ i' sai oost sS q 1Hs ds
Al Al 'oS'SSRoinS and rSvSEuS 4. psyshsssr.
dss0td Ow. HAVRNEER I % 81. HSss.s. Hsss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

Tar opposition press hayu sought IN con-
yey the idea that Generals Porter and Bab-
cock, oi the Presidents stat, have been In
come manner connerled with tho general
order business Nc, Greeley, the World,
and other editorial exponents Of truth and
fair play, have not only hinted that these
charges were true, bat that they most proba-
bly, would be substantlated.
The Senatorial Committee to investigate
the conduct Of tho New York custom-houso
are 10 session, and on last Friday examined
Mr.. John P, Lindsay, In whose yeracily the
TTibune and World rcpOse great confidence.
Among the questions propounded 20 Mr..
Lindsay was the following, aud we are In
debtsd 10 the Tribune tor the Teporti
Question. Have you any idea now that
BaboOckOr Porter had any inteFest IN the gen
eTal-Ordsr buslaessF
Answer. 'EIrHATICALLY Not l HAVE NO
SUCH IDEA.'
The italics are own, but we presume that
they will be adopted by great journals like
tho World and Tribune, which having, let us
hope unwittlngly, done Injustice to these gal
liant officers and true gentlemen, will be
prompt TO apologize for the falslty Of the ac'
cusallous with which their columns have been
sulllsd,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

BOoKBIRDKR AND PAPKRLULKR,
No ~ PsunsyivsniA avenue, bstWeon Tenth aud
Eleventh StTSsta, south Sds.
Boota elegantly OF plainly bonnd, Periodicals. and
HsuWsDsIs carefully attsadSd "
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
/ INOOLN HALL.
MRS. MOULTON.

MRS. MOULTON.
Tho manARsmsnt has the honor n Anu0aBes
TWO GRAND MOULTON OoNOERTB
For MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4 aud
TUESDAY hvHN1N0, JANUARY y, ats O'Clock,
on which oeoAAions ,
MRS. CHARLES MoULroN.
Americas Most uiftsd SoagstFesa,
lonE distinguished In KufopsAh and nlsfieAn ~
uirolss for mAtchlsss vocal p0HSrs aud SIqul
oultuTs, and Jtss her recent
MOST BRILLIANT TnIUAPHs
In ALL the principal eipss Of the United staiss viii
make hsf hfst and OulY AppeAfanoe N WAahinHtaa,
assisted by the foloslnG dstinGuishsd Artisisi Mr.
BROOK llOuaE bOWl.kR, thS fAvortA tenor Atu,
Y, fRRRAdrl, tho renowned bartions. and Mr.
JAMES " wEHII, the suinsnt planlst.
GRO W. COLBY, Musical Director.
General Adaiasion, tl hessrved seAta. 81 sIiFA-
The Aala Of seAtA commences Al the Kills Music
Store thla morning. at O'Clock. The Weber Grand
Pianos used al All the "Mouliou OoLeeria"
u, A. OBlgzOIA,
ianl,u BasInSts N MSnassr. .
MUsIUi hUsIUi MusIUl
lNl
PROP. IDUIa wKBFH. With the assistance Of HT-t.
class munciAns Il ready 70 luIni4h the latest and
m1st popaAT hnslo for PArisa Balls. Roeepons slo.
aud entire sAtsfaoton 10 bis pstfous Or.
dsrs be lsft A. W. q. MsiIsrott Ooa Kills aud
a my residence 7aS Seventh alTaet theAa
u aud utTeatA. Nav yard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
s6y-NUEsEs' sSMooL At FREEDMRN'.

m. oou,,. a, y N ,,.s ,.,,
~ " WI hAfoh o. ia'As
a1g % ,l-s III o9nlInss Ior lhTes months -, -, =,
,. um nna Sih os givss upon al
oafs ~ 2, intAniA -,
=, IN saids ~ Ihs under NE shAfEs
"iis.'. ~ .loa i p y tns sanlse,s taa ant
Hst eNos..Ifs giln4 aetalliti higgmauSn Appu "
HrOts. ~ nObhhI hElbvhN, -. W 70. " y
iisssss.s, saffSSaa ~ shaafy fsssansnS hpspitai
Stels,t-o. JOs. EAnhh JOtNnDH, ~ ~, Ne w
neg forh s!snus phJsio'sn Of hs lJinHtn SaIda, OF
- the hospital. IStAfl iaBthu
-. ...,...,.,.,' =, -. :
-, srs o. Tho washIaEton and GsorssIosn Rsll.
roai COMPANY for the election Of diruetora will be
held ~ tho tmoo Of the Conpany, oOrnsr Of Neu
Insss,seJ syeane aud street north, on WkDnEs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
By ATLMEn 4 & ShsaX aS1., A,,ss.lGsssr.,
Southwest corner Of Penn. ava And Eleventh street

TRUsTKE,S SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE UIrY OF WASHINGTON
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Uoar Of the
District Of Columbia, passed. the % day Of Deeotn-
ber, ISL, in the 81 AdAmson st al Vs. Adamsoa
DAY, January ~, isa, A. 4 s,olook, p, m, on the
prsmisea, Tenth street, between N and N noTthues,,
slaArs No, Sn improved b. Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sAlei Qns third cash balance In Two equal
aud v mouths from day Of sale secured BY approved
notes And reaarNsd lien On the prsmse,l siod q PAT
struck on " toIms Of sale are not complied with ia
aI dAlh from day Of sale, tho trustee shall haVo thS
Ing patohAsor. htAnipg and eonyeyaneinH Al pur.
ohAasr's cost. nfN. a. DOVkIOY, frnsfea
iEnleo4ds LAflhkh a oLkARV, Aast'sG
pY. q. W, W4YRNNRR a. co, AacIIoa',s
- Ao' oaj lonislana t,enuei third door east of
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

ro6sJSaiSpsksY, sTy ssSr2 sS2sIGmaHf ssnmskasHf rES ph.EssS
wAsHnorpN. Jauuary T. ls7a-Th4 annual meeting
% htoOh hoisrs ei tbl. 0ompauy vii be hsd a. jas
Cooke A oa.'s BankinE house, 10 washinsion, on
ThuhssipAE Jsnanry H. is'G Dirsetors ~l be
lDs jsss',d io' 'n' ensuing s'sHowtsoN. President,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
OFF = E4m 4 m 1 1fiS ,SSs9is%SSS 'IfI&Hsss;. ONE
hii,iEfi,9,Ss, oSE 3 skT BodBIE nkRNkss.

H4IR ~, oonlnsaslns - t,ii:le o'vlOes, 4
~RMaythe residence ct his RIe-lirnoy q u,
NlCfianAHy, the Russian Minister, No
lepi street, hstveen Thirteenth and
fourtesnth strosur, shall coll the above dsacrDvd
superb collection OF Furniture, Ae
noat Of toe fdrui' uts made 10 order 10 PAIis.
Tho House viii bs epsn for Inspection on dag pre-.
vlous 10 sale
Terms Ctsh
LATIMRR A ULEARY AuelI,nssr,,
Southwest ccrnor Of Pa. Az. and Kleventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

EUR RRNT.--A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE. No.
u SOt street, Apply At No, pt2 Neg York ays.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

oIyE. 4. sEsyGE .Is.S. sEsgs, x. gSeIE l.s,
The Owl Service uom@i-ioasrs 10 the Pre- ideea
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-25

lodged that rcpeutant creature in a
neighborl9g cottage till he recovered
health and strength more. he con
cealed his name from all inquiries ears,
and not an eye which had once known
gould now recognize George Mayw
"deorge May, mammal"
Eyes love, George Ma7!. The same
who used to pay us She yearly visit from
London. to eviDce his gratitude for your
fathers kindness. The same. who died
in orr village Of decline seven years af-
ter. leaving you the Bible and Prayer
book as The only legacy which could be
bestowed by poor. but repentant Geoge
May. But now, dear, it is growing quite
dark; will 60 and see our evening mea
prepared, and when we have taken that,
pray to your Maker, aud then retire 10
your pillow" 5..a
And so Grace did; and the mex morn
lng,. when she. entered the break fast.
room. she threw her arms around her
mothers neck, and whispered that she
had gained the victory; she, too, would
try II her mind might not overcome the
erring Indications of her heart
Yes. and Grace succeeded; and twenty
years after, when she saw q aaughte,
OF her own growing up, she remember
ed how mildly her own mother had Won
her form her folly; and she felt that. to
be obeyed BY that daughter, she must
remember that she h.rseif had once been
a wild and wildfu being, and that it is
only BY placing oar own hearts in the
situation OF others that we can hope to in
haence them by our precepts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-07-25
Down the HfEs.

The evening of every mans life ii
coming on apace.a The day Of life will
soon be spent. The sun, though it may
be up in mid-heaveu., will pass swiftly
down the western sky, and disappear.
What shall light up mans path when
the sun of life is gone down 2 He must
travel on to the next worll but what
shall illuminate his footsteps after Tho
nigttfall of death, amid the darkness + Of
his journey 2 Whit question moro i'm
portant, More practical, more solemn, for
eaea reader Of our journey to ask
himself? That is long journey to travel
without friend. Yet every man mus
perform it, The time is not very far dis
tant when all men will begin the journey
There is an evening star in the nasura
world. It's radiance is bright and beau IT,
fq', and cheering to the benighted traveller
But lite's evening star is good hope of
Heaven. It's beauty and brillianoy are
reflected from The Sun ofRighteousness,
whose bright rays light up the evening OF
Life, and throw their radiance quite aclo,s
the darkness of the grave into 'Immauueps
land. 1t has illuminated the footsteps of
many traveller into eternity It is of
priceless value. A thousand world 8
cannot purchase it; yet it Is offered with :
out money and without price to him who
will penitenly and thankfully receive it.