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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

WHERE WILL the Tribune stand after Gree
ley's defeat in November? Is question which
newspaper men frequently ask one another
Just now. II is well known that II has lost
nearly three-fourths of Its Republican sub
scribcrs since the meeting OF the Baltimore
convention, and that II has gained about the
same number of Democratic readers. But
when the campaign is over its Democratic
friends will drop away, aud II certainly can
not regain the confidence of tho Republicans
whom 1t betrayed The shrowd men who
own the TrtJuu will in all probability turn
out tho present Democratic editors, who are
filling lis columns with abuse Of the Repub-
lean party, and put good Republicans In
their places, That Is the only way in which
they can possibly save the TriJUur.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

The VENERABLE PETER COOPER, of New
York, Mr.. Greeley's old and intimate friend
has written letter To Gen. Dix congratu-
latlug him upon his nomination, and taking
ground against the Liberal candidate. Mr..
Cooper says ~ am entirely at loss to ac-
count for the infatuation that has induced
my esteemed friend, Horace Greeley, TO allow
himself to be the candidate of party so at
war with all that he has written and said in
denunciatlon of the men and the principles
that control them"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
pY LATImEH a CLkAhY,
ID Auotonoers and Real Eatalo hrokeFa
Southwest corner o. Penn. ave, ard Eleventh Stree
Star Ofice BUILDING.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE SEVENTH STREET. ROAD, OPpO.
SITE HOWARD UhINERSIrY.
Hy yhtue OF deed Of tIust dated JAnuAu Is, ls72,
and duly recorded In Ilber No. SO, folio 2ct Of
hs land records for WAshinEton oaun y. "a the DIS
party secured tssS,bS yin cell n tsont q !hs
pfSHlaas' on hOnDAi, hoptember y, lhl,at 10
division Of Mount PlsAsAnL AluAlsd the keysntn.
street road, opposite Howard UniVeralty, and I'm
proved bY Frame DNelling.
Terms Doe third cash residue In HiI, twelve bpd
Eighteen months, with interest from dag sale De
srrod payments 70 be secured By deed Of TuIt on the
properly. COnVsyAneinE and stamps at cost OF par.
Wv Il. ", WkBBER, Trustee
sch LATIMHR A OLFARY. Ahcts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

CoNGREssNAN NEGLEY writes to u friend
in this city that Western Pennsylvania is in a
blaze Of enthusiasm for HartrRnft, aud that
the Republican outlook Is as bright as pos
gfhla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

The CONVENTION for the nominatiou of a
candidate for Congress In the Second district
of Maryland was held two days ago. The
contest was very bitter and exciting, the
Hon, Stephenson ArCher-au excellent man,
by the way-receklng the nomination on the
sixteenth ballot 4 delegate named Shaw,
10 presenting the name Of a candidate, gave
u statement Of facts which ID very significant,
and shows that the Democracy of Maryland
are not united In support OF Greeley. Mr..
Shaw said that In bis county (CarrolD the
situation seemed to he deplOrablo. The
name OF Horace Greeley tailed TO inspire the
people with any enthusiasm, aud unless they
obtained the Congress candidate they will be
unable to carry their county.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
Auction Sales.
BYS.SEE ss!ns. S siia!; FsSs A SO !:.

DY GREEN ~ Wt1,Lfgll9, .Auctloneers,
ID 1901 northwest oornst q Tenth sd ID sttests.
VARIABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LAND
will THE IMPROVEMENT, AT AUo'
6sYaoFpky, q. ogd day q September, A: D.
@ RSSs q s b, iSi 81 70 q
usi All, esd., aed adloinioH the iarms Of John u
Jistf And John Hoover, ed lying n Prlnue OeorGe
ooupty, Marylhnd, snd on The newgut BlAdeusburg
road, about lcur miles from tho Wnhington city mar.
tets on the Glsnrood Cemetery road. This place
osnnst be- surpaspsd truck garden IN the STATE o.
nsryisnd ItWi'lba q1ld ~ follosr was One ~ aofe
lot, With the luproEeggpt,, elns..pnE o. lsIae
house, With an excellent pump U w1tqr ~ we 99oi
two in.sore Lots, unimproyed, vith nNTer tanl1s
siToams % water Tuuninn through eafH lot. Inla
piace VII plsiuyely hN sold without feaarSu 10 the
biahast blddara, TO which " ask tho attsnuC1 y
buyefs 10 attend tNs s'e, ~ th9y will not be DIS
appointed Ia fsiotonoo 70 purchasing At p0slu's
Terms, Ono pali cab b,iaaoa Ia one, two, and
three yeaFs TOT notes tearng lutsresl sd sseufed
snoinE sud revenue stanlps =, me Cost o. ne PVT
" the iefms are not complied with WthiH zen days
after the day Of sale, the oynor reserves W. ah 70
Tasp the propary tbs tak and cost OF tho defeul
ing purchaser, by advertising three times 10 s1uit
newspaper published In WAahinEton olIs -, a,
Ais, after the sals Of land, We shall ssll ~ the
gr0Wibg or1p eonslatlng, ia EsIi q tGN uh6b =,
three acres Of aHpAtasuB, - FhubaTb planiei 40
Also, four suod work hoTses harness, WAGONS, oArp
aud all Minds OF farming iTnplementA, whsh We doom
unnecessary 10 mention.
srp5d d IEEN A Will fkNl, Auo,,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

The Tribune Of yesterday has not a word
to say about Vermont. 1t was so sure Of
gain In that State that on the day of election,
fearing we would compare the vote with
our vote of 1870, when our majority was
only 2l,OOO, 1t insisted that we should go
back to 1868, when our majority reached
1900, and we have gone back to 1868 and
yet the Tribune Is not happy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

THE DEMOCRATIC CORRESPONDENT of the
Associated Press at Wilmington, Delaware,
should be attended to by Mr.. Slmonton. A
few days ago ho falsely reported that there
were iarge Democratic gains at the city eloc.
ton. Tho facts are, that the Republicans
have majority in tho city council, and that
the Democratic candidate for mayor was
seyenty-twO majority.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
Auction Sales.
- :i;:::

BSs G 1851 I. .sIss nd s;::
VALUABLE BUILDING Lnffs, FRONTING ON
hENEhTH AID NIQHIM bihEEla hOhih-
MHBT. AND In THE VICINITY OF COROO-
fki hqUhRR,. AT 40 uTlON. - =.
.0n FhIDAI, he. 9th day q beptsmber, y
Lots numbered Ave, ~ hne and ter IN squaIe nqtl-
bered -four hundred and nneteeu. Paris ~ lois hVg
and sf Itoui on Eeht strset, ard parts Of lots uss
and len, On seventh street, between and eueets
Hduafe, aud ID ! fapidy impfdviBH patt Of the 3y,
snd j. well worthy the attention Of pAftes Htshipg
TetTn1I Une third cash balance 10 Eit, twelve ACC
sahtsen months. for notes bearing interest hnd 81
cured ~ hdeed OF trust on the proptrV SOLO Al con
yeyanclnH and stamps ~ The putobhsefa ooat
FlIV dollar viii be Ftanred an each lot Al the tins
a ssis uRHHN a WILLIAMS,
sgItta AuotlonesTa.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
For Sale or Rent,


VERY DESIRABLE FARM EoR SALE,
s9s os.I tot sale, on easy tstm, one Of Ne ess.
"a ny s sii s V5 SSs 3 s %S "a.
Of cultivation. Ihe tenalndsI embtacHs hna ,iubor,
.s.s,I SSoh g ssgsts soc house. are s s,Ss ~
digs,spt gqE.loss q sd ne esest sll iusdlylds
PlotslT fgposd. ltI. IN Prisos GssrEss osuaiy hd..
lhree niles irou. hsnnlns's Bfldse, And alf miles
SoPs lod PotoSaS lsosd Il sai ss,. sS p s
Inada Well wstsred, ard suitable Tor RAIdsa OF
seript'un and term, EiVsn b. applies %, -
..psas~i- ,5e k,T wSST .st..,
FoR sALE-Two FIRST GLASS vBRY
ali mod. m ImptoVsmsnis f@sssssion SiV.s 'nsS.ai
Nsiy. IaqulTs Of WIN PETRdE BRTis
ssp5au Opposite City HIl
L'oR sALE-sIopK. FlxIUREs AND GOOD
s.,.g in,bt, oJ he nson,.,c, m. ~, ~. ~
lnE Inquire q No sol PennsylysaiS svsnne. o.
3d2 Seventh stroc, southwest IObrup.l sei'uI
DLAsrERERs AND BUILDERs, ATTENTION.
1,5l0,0OO LATlIN,
in either wSsSisgtou, or !iso.sstcSn. Osd snd 'sS
Tor yourselves al The I'ng1 s,g, IssS q IN
,q,,,...,sm, "; !, =; ~ W ~ ffttlhsh ",
,opoa tsiSi second and ISdi.os .TrnGs.
TOR RENT-Two THREFStoqY PREsSEb
brick front hou'ss. Hcs. AIS sad ffa Street
"
1o., tt5 per month 10 advasre Rsys ii Sar ofiae.
No. 3O5 Seventh street, corner Loulslsna avenue.
'''-
I lRsIRABLR RRSIORNJKs FOR sAIE.-
HOUSES -tS a pr iS:ss
steven J rooms e.ch, bssids. 6Sttsf psntrl, OGisS
u n'rt Ilu,hss rrc.s, 3e. Havs Al the modern I'm.
h.or. bath roon, two TstsT CLOSETS, Soss, BOT ssd
cold water siAtlonAy wash tubs strobs stoves. coal
sons ron sieps to front 90 ", marble mEntlss al
through pSrlo" hAndsnmclJ trimmed With black
For p'IOs terms and inspection 81 pEopsr,y. apply
Thirtssnrh srd / = st Sssl Nsrthss.::,.
3O5 Seventh street, corner todl.iaaA avenue north
EoR RENT-wILL ne ron RENT sEPrEM
door rouiiB az aTT'Sst SSd street n W sus
EoR RENE or sALE-DwELLING 4I3 q
anlnptoved property for SALE ss;,, tsTmI nns per
Iuss I'm IiO @ sweet.
EoR SALE or FxoHANGE FOR oITY rRoP
Potonso opposlis Mount Vernon, Tract snhdl 'lded
to snlt purchasers. Timber and ,o,i gss5ssl6sd
A1Gim' uorner seventh md streOts.
ENOR RFNT.-BRIUK HOUSE. TIN ROOMS, No
". a. OLAGFTT,
Real EstAts BrOksr, $40 NArkst space.
Bs.u tStArl
nor RFNT,-uANDSOMF FURNiRHHn
II Rooms, At a2O Indiana avenue. Ap9ou
LNoR skLE-THK LOT SOUTHEAST OoRRRH
Of Thirteen N. and Abaf street. and Pennsylvania
iySS9Is ~ SsruS1 ~ HEEs to Fssc a.
corner Of FouTtecnth and streets. tebH.u
DARE CHANCE To SECURE CHEAP FUR
u pitnrs Of my nsu manufacture, Tbs under
Signed dsairoua Of eoslng business, odora bis entrs
SAMUEL KIRBY,
myIu JIs Eighth st, bet. Market spsos and d
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
Wood and Coal.
Al D r 10 X.
NM ANN Wnnl

NJ U u X.
GOAL AND WOOD! GOAL AND WOOD II
Tue Subscribers beg leave TO inform their numarous
friends and CUSTOMERS and the public generally, that
thoy have novnn hand and are constantly TeoslVinE
large oaFloostN GOAL Of the various kinda and
choicest qualities, all Of which they prepared n
aall At the lowest market rates. ChOloS quality 81
WOOD pt constantly on hand. COAL al OaTtsr'I
wharf 4. MrCAULRY a. BHO,
ones and Yard 70. 30 FOurGnd-AhAlt street.
southwest Auglm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
Lost and Found.

'isGTnN, AT riiItsnAY ~ fNiHunr eSts,
coat, containing Memorandum Book. A suitable r.,
ward will be given Tor the honk n returned 70 1aIS
dTiA. ssp5-N
I OsT--oN THE 4th instant, at tho Gas Ohos, 4
y uket-hnnkI oontainlpE Abolt go 9nd note
draw By l.. W, WTiEht Ia favor OF ". Il. Wright for
siOO Tbs hBder will he rewarded on TstaTniBH the
sans N Dr. ". II. WRIGHT. d13 seventh stroot
southwest All persons warned against neRotiat.
Ing said note, A. payment has been stopped bs5 y
.OBT ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, BIZ
IL tween and O'Clock, between the baltimore and
Ohio RAilroGd Depot aud tbs Ansoostl. Bridge, a
pocket book containing SIX ~ DOLLARS. A 10.
ward Of s3l will DO paid 10 the hndor BY returning Il
10 y. UlaphAm Smith, AnAoostiA, ID. o., or Al this
once. sOi3ts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06

y Ina ibiTlF fourth annual aaa alon Of This achoo
VIII commence September =, II 4 Of hlgh.sohool
grade, and Il undsT militsTy discipline, ahort dr
under Arns, preceding each daily session. Tbs nal
form 10 cadet gray. tFimmsd with black With silt bat
Inns peculiar 10 the school There foil uouraes Of
eetarss on soieutlho subieots Illustrated b. One ap
paTatus and choice cabinet Of minsrsls aud smAll
nswGpAssr, Tho Academy Journal" 10 published By
tho studentH. There SIRE, also two nterau societies
sod a school library Of thousand vtlumtA Board
aud tnftlon, $40 for session Of ten months, from
which dsduo lon Of - viii be made 70 students
residing 10 tho District Of Columbia pho spend sAtnT
msndInE done ihsre. Bend for Catalogue 10
Aul.iaNtSspi PrtnoipAl.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
%, y, HPBNCEhs PTeildent,
Pdnsinsi ladiss' 1DensrtmsnL aualm

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY raw COLLEGE
IN ogsns SEPTEMBER o, With lhrss Glasses, Ju-
ulor, heuiof and Pest graduate. Professors UaseJ,
haoATthnT and WedEwpod Darrsss conferred ~
President Grant, sE-ofci0 Chancellor. Superior 3D.
VAntAEes At reduced 81 Lecture room corner Fifth
and strests, JudqlA1 SQUARE ,,,.,,,,.,o,,
Au97.im' Woo OhAnoollor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
HETESP sEATEs AAf ~ An sAthSRk YA

Parties DECLINING HoussksS or business sn hb,
70 their AdvantAgs 70 call on me, A. VIII pAI oasi
Tor the GOods, or sell At public suction At low COR
esnt4ES, Aletlan sAleS eJsrJ TUkSDAY, THuAs
DAY and SATURDAY. uhglIaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19
Our Martha.


A kind Of second mother is our Martha
she not only enters into mothery counses as
to the best way Of turning the keeping.
room carpet and Bob's worn.out pants-of
making Kitty's new frock aud Tonmy's pima.
fore, but needles and thread and scissors are
the implements in her hands by which share
Of the work is accomplished. We talk of au
associate editor Martha is an associate
mother, and she is also a mediator between
parental authority and juvenile transgressors.
Her ear is always open to the unheard-of
pranks and sly capers Of Bob and Ned aud
Martha never tells but somehow the pen.
atty is made easy after the secret is commit
ted to her keeping
How often 1t happens couple begins life
in small way, at the very bottom Of the
ladder, and the Oldest daughter must help
bear the burdens that grow lighter as they
mount upward toward independence, burdens
that the younger children never know any
thing about. As that ancient Martha, act
ing the part Of older sister aud mother com.
bined, in her village-homo near the mount Of
Olives, was numbered with many cares aud
much serving, so are our modern Marthas-
our oldest daughters of the household We
say, God bless them, wherever they are We
pity the home that has no Martha in it, the
mother who has no oldest daughter u lift her
burdens aud. enter into her counsels We
pity the little Tommy who has no big sister
10 build eob-houses for him when he i. tired
and fretiy and don't want to 90 to bed the
mschieyous Bob who has no go-between, A"
when he expects sharp rebukei even Tabby
the house-caf, feels her CHEEKY presence as
she purrs contentedly by her side while she
busIly stitches away on Ned's new handker-
chief, or mends his torn kite - Selected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19
Suitable Dresses.

As for dresses suitable to certain persons,
| need sny but little. There are many books
on the etiquette of dress, showing whpt is
proper to be worn in the morning and in the
evening and at MONDAY. A few very simple
rules will suffice here Those who are very
stout should wear nothing but black those
who are very thin should put a little padding
in their gowns; and neither should be in the
least decoleted. Perpendicular stripes 10
dresses give height, and increase fulness, and
are therefore particularly suited to very
slight, small people, and particularly untitled
for stout figures. To fair persons blue is be-
comng-but not very blue. Dark blue, or
too brilliant blue, is extremely unbccoming
to that kind of complexion, and makes the
skin yellow and the hair sandy. 1t is the
old, pale, dull blue that really makes sand
gold. Pink, especially the old.fashioned
yellow pink, is, when not too brilliant be-
coming to all complexions except that which
goes with red hair. A light green may be
safely worn by the very dark, the very rosy,
and by the very pale when the skin is ex-
tremely clear; but to ordinary English faces
it is trying color, though there are people
who look well in nothing else. Green, mixed
properly with pale blue, is very becoming
indeed. Gray is the most beautiful color for
old and young--I mean the soft silver gray
which is formed by equal parts Of black and
white with no touch of mauve in it. 1t ad-
mits of any color in trimming, and throws up
the bloom of the skin. Rose.color, for some
people, is pretty, and not unbecoming.
White, so disastrous to rooms, is generally
becoming in dress-only very coarse COM
plexons are spoilt by it.
Short women should never wear double
skirts of tunics-they decrease the height so
much unless, indeed, the tunic is very short
and the skirt very long. So also do large
sprawling patterns used for trimmings. Let
these be left to women tall enough to carry
them of. Neither let very little woman
wear her hair half down her back let her
ili it clean up as high as possible.-N. Paul 4
Magazine.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19
Treating.

If | could persuade all young people never
to treat each other, nor be treated | think
one-half the danger from our strong drink
would be gone. If cannot get you to sigr
the total abstinence pledge binding until you
are twenty-five, would he glad to have you
promise three things First, never to drink
on the sly, alone /; Second, never to drink
socially, treated or being treated and
Third, when you drink do it openly and iu
the presence Of some man or woman whom
you respect.
Now, boys, if you want to be generous and
treat each other, why not select some othel
shop beside the liquor shop Suppose as you
70 by the postofice, you say. "Come, boys
come in and take some stamps" Thes,
stamps will do your friends a real good, anC
will cost you no more than drinks all round
Or go by the tailor's store, and say. "Boys
come in and take box Of collars" Wall
up to the counter, free and generous, and say
What style will you have 7" Why not trea
TO collars as well as treat to drinks Or q
by confectioner's and propose to pay ,h'
chocolate drops all round. Or say, Boys
take a newspaper" Or say, I'll stand
iack-kniIe all round y
How does it, happen that we have fallel
into habit, almost compulsory, of socia
drinking You drink many time wheI
asked to when really you do not want to
When mun has treated you feel mean anC
Indebted and keep sort of account curren
N your mind, and treat him. Aud SO in III,
use of just that agent, which at the very bes
IS dangerous one, you join hand in hand t
help each other to ruin, instead Of hand il
hand to help each other to temperance. =
Thos. X Beeeher.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19
What Think You Of Christ

Ones viel Of Christ is greatly affected by
his experience. If there be man who ha,
never had fierce fight with his passions and
been conquered who has never stood before
the bar Of his own C nscience and heard it
read off terrible verdicts against him; who
has never sought earnestly to lift himself to
a higher moral level TO find himself tired
out and despairng as over a bafiled aud fruit
less effort VIII has never shuddered over the
majesty Of Gods broken law and longed for
the assurance Of reconciliation aud safety
who has never surprised his own inward lips
quiveriDg with the publican's plea, " God be
lnerciul TO me a sinner !" who has never
loneed for mediator and helper that could
assure his soul and lift his sinking weakness
into Il victorious strength If there be man
who has felt nothing Of all this, or only a
little Of it at long intervals, he is very likely
TO find in Christ only rare teacher, an un-
selfish friend Of his race, and noble martyr
Of TRUTH instead Of seeing ia Him at once
the divine Redcemer of souls and the Lamb
of God taking away its sin through his sacri-
fee. But when one has gone through the
fearful experience OF Paul while seeking jus.
liiication by the law, as he details it in the
seventh chapter of his epistle to the Romans,
or through thet Triumphant afier.experiebce
parratlG 10 tiay Eleventh and twelfth chapters
Of his second tpisIe to the Corinthians he is
likely to uniis with him 10 the confession that
he is God over all, blessed forever" and
that in Him " dwelleth all the fullness Of the
Godhead bodily. y.'-Christian Adrocate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19
Freaks OF u Panther.

A disagreeable incident seems to have ia
some degree interfered with the comfort Of
three hundred passengers on board the vessel
Glenaryney, on its voyage to Calcutta. One
night, when they were slumbering tween decks
in the Straits Of Malacca, they were disturbed
by the gamboIs of black panther, who had
escaped from cage in which it was coufined
aud amused itself by making springs over
their PROSTATE bodies. Their screams having
attracted attention, every available means OF
exit were thrown open, aud all the passen.
gers reached the deck in safety. One mau
alone appeared TO have suffered from the
claws Of the animal, large strip OF skin
aud flesh being torn off his back. As the
panther could not be found it was concluded
that he must have jumped out Of the port
into the sea, and the next evening the pas
sengers settled down 10 their quarters as be-
fore. During the night, however, the panther
turned up again. Some boatswain's stores
being required from forward, one Of the
Chinese lascars was seat down to get them
when he presently returned, excaimins iu
trembling accents. Tiger gottee down there! !!
The captain, determined TO stand no further
nonsense, Immediately sent for his brcech
loading rife aud cartridges, ard went down
the hatch by himself, aud ordered it to b.
closed after him, for fear the beast should
again get on dock, and cause further annoy
ance aud alarm to the passengers. Oa reach
ing the deck of the store-room and looking
around, the large, yellow lit eyes OF the ani-
NAL glared down on him from the top oi soue
spars slowed along the ships side. Taking
advantage Of tho dim light admitted by the
port, the captain took steady aim at what
he considered the centre OF the animals
body. and frcd. Still the yellow eyes glared
on, until second shot being fired, the pun
ther, measuring seven feet eight inches in
length, rolled dead at the captains feet to
his great relief aud, no doubr. that Of bis
passengers also.-ARplefoas Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-06-19
A NOOK FOE EVERY MAN.

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