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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

To-day, under tho management Of ]. r. Fer
gusOn, tho restaurant formerly known as tho
" Dime Saloon" 40 Ninth street, near 4, will
DO TeOpened. Lunch will bsECTyod at II o'clock
q. M, to which ho invites his former patrons and
LhnlE IIlnnla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

Tho Attorney General yesterday decided that
Peters and wife had perfect right To convey
their property TO tho trustees Of tho reform
school, and the decd will DO acknowledged In a
low days,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

Tho contract for fuel for tho Interior Depart
mont has been ava rded TO MeSsrs. T. Edward
CLARK 90, they being the lowest bidders Tor
all kinda
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

The schooner ]. q. MoShans, with 300 tons NJ
granite, consigned to Messrs. 7. ElW. CLARK n
Co., for the Old Dominion Granite Company,
collided with the steamer GeOrgeanna and sunk
near GlesbOro' wharf, In nine feet water, yester-
day. She will probably DO raised.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

DOUBLE AND SlNGLEuREAsTED Black Cloth
Goats, Black Pants aud Vests, three, four, i've
and six buttons, ~ A. SAKs n COS,
3lg Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, Mr.
Patrick Welcb, a ETOsery Keeper on the corner
Of Fourth aud X streets, returned 70 his home
after ttansacting some business Of the day and
complained to hts wlio UT being unWell lie
thea went Into the yard and Embarrassed his
horse and put him Ia the stable, whom he again
returned 10 the house, and at the s0llcitatiOn Of
bis wife retired tn bed, whom she Bont TOR Dr,
Hubbard and Father RUcooiort, who shortly
afterwards arrived ut tho house, when the doctor
pronounced II a case Of sunstrUke, and gave tho
necessary prescriptions and Instructions. lie
was made rs comfortable rs circumstances
would allow, hut all efforts proved frultless,
and about two hours afterwards no died, Mr..
Wolch Il we'll known In that section OF Wash
lngtOn, where no has been living Tor the last
ten years lilo leaves vile and three children
to mourn their loss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

The following was tho range Ofthe thermometer
yesterday at HempleTs Optlclan store, No, t53
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of FOurand u half
street: n. m, sli 10 a, IN ST. " m, OIL p. M.
49, p. M, OIL ep. M, OOi 8 y. M, 81,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

WEuAYE STILL ON HAND some Odls,and ends
which We heretofore advertised In order TO dis
pose Of them, We continue 10 sell them az cheap
as usual A. SAKs II Co,
$40 Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

All that pUt OF tho oitI u WaShinstou JInE he.
tween q sireet nth and y strrut ufth, aud be
tssaI lsyslth sttsst ani e. ssnth strs4t vest
on tRtD ", september u ls7l, At bause M I2lI
NeW York avenue, bstWe0n TNyl Ia aud rhlTtssItn
streets, Warrington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

WE HAVE STILL ON HAND a beautiful assert.
mont Of White Vests, notwithstanding the large
amount WO have sold. A. SAKs 4 %,
3l3 Seventh street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21
Books and Stationery.

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FROM 20. IO2 TO 42S SEVENTH STREET.
NRARE,
where. with ErtA,'y Increased Accommodations, I
shall be happy TO 500 10, friends and pa'FonA,
WI. !9ALLANTY.NE.
Books, Stationery Rad School RurBh ute.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21
Election Notices

sny-A AIEETIsE ,gg, TIM TE ~ y ,.I Rd a
WEDN FsDAY FVFNIsu MKT, 2tst lustcnA. tAe
GrTmsoiS hall, Elsysnth street AZ 5iJO o'olooh.
~ order 81 the prssldsnL ,uHtpuu
Auln2t ~ hsbNNitEtEt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

All that part ., TIL ui,y OF Wa'hlnstpn lying Wlthln
the Ioilos lpE b1u dsi UJnmsheluR Al street, And
ia unlnE dow SlIth street u tt1 canal Along
the line OF the mai ~ Font Anda half street down
fTuSand.A halt stTs-t Ia AaIJlaBd Eynnlei Aio; e
Mar aud avenue sstNatdly u tho Csnal; apuE the
nue v zee -s--, =. south Uapltll atturt up SJuth
aud North Ospitol Strssts TO ID street nOftht and
alnE ID Atfout notth to 18th street vrst, SAL UH
DAY, ssptanseS =, ls's, At Justss y. X. Smi'h'a
once, JOG tvuf.Aud.A- ANAL street, NaantnatSa-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-21

An,hdpAr OF ~ CITY 81 WA,hlaS o. lying within
s tullo veg bounds Comm enJing Al street nOrth
aud rurnluE up NoTu Capitol stfe- " hA,saahuso -
avsnusg alouE hassAnhusct Ayonuo u F'rst street
street 10 New JeTssI HTeuus1 ~ ntW Jetsiy AFenus
TO l. street n1Fth; along 4 utFUst nnrth to Seventh
street Wsgt; down bavsnth stfs u W1st tn u street
north; AlouG a street north " s,sth straat vest
along SiHih street west 10 rect nofh ADD alopg u
stTeet narth 10 No IN UApltol street, Un FDlDAh
Hsptambsr ~, lsS, tue aJuthwoitO psr Of Fourth
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-26

l CANNOT tell you this mystery of a
pure first love. 1t is too sacred, even for
the pulpit and the house of God. But
look down the long vlstas of time since
ever a man and women came into the
world, aud | see, wherever there has been
real fidelity to the essential condition.
Of this blended soul, it has never failed.
Under the summer sun by the Euphrates,
and under the winter frost by the Volga,
10 Jerusalem and in Chicago it is the
same ever wonderful and blessed mystery
for which science can give no reason, in
which those who are outwardlv the prin-
cipals are essentially the agents only of a
higher will and election. And IS I see
it say. this is one of the methods by
which God nanifests Himself in human.
ity. In the krst heavens there ia no more
certain presence of God than this. This
home where they dwell is the house OF
God and the very gate of heaven, and in
this blended life you catch the first fash
of what this most primitive assertion
means-So God created man, male and
female, and God is love.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-26
The inspired Singer.
ny THE REV. A. d. MAYO,

remember well. some years ago, fine
German girl came into my church choir
to sing. She was genuine little maiden,
of the best type of her countrywomen,
and her brilliant solos lowered over and
coquetted with the congregation till |
almost began to feel the Jealousy of my
profession, that ] had rival at the other
end of the church. BY and by she left
US. was married, and we did not see her
for some years. But at last she came
back to her place and sang again. But
what different quality was COW in her
voice As she warbled through the ma
xes of Hayden and Beethoven, wond-
rous stiffness came over the people; the
tears would start up into old faded, world
ly eyes, aud. when she ceased, everybody
breathed deep and looked about, as if
they had wandered off into some half-for-
gotten country. I no longer was jealous,
but wanted to say: go on; sing to Us
through the whole service, for your songs
touch deeper place than any sermons
can fathom." Where did this wondroua
power come from? For her scientific ex.
ecution was not what it used to be, aud
she had lost two notes from the upper
register. AT last good old lady explain
ed it all. why, don't you understand,
she has been singing to her little Her
mann these two years" Yes she had
been two years singing herself out to her
little boy. subluing his Hillfulness and
soothing his fears, aud waking up bis lit,
tie soul into consciousness by her voice.
30, when she opened Der mouth in church
We were all to her only a hundred chill.
drsn, and she was singing Of forgiveness
and mercy and aspiration to US ALL We
didn. raise her salary for that quality oil
her voice, but 40 gave her our hearts
and as we wen. out into the great no;ss
world, resolved to be all of which she
1nR.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-26
Educating Girls for Household Duties

1t ought to BIO considered rs necessary
as instruction in reading, writing and
arithmetic, aud quite as universal. We
are In our houses more than half of our
existence, and it is the household sur
roundlngs which affect most largely the
happiness OF misery of domestic life.
Ii the wife knows how to keep house, !"
If she has learned how things ought to
be cooked, how beds should be made,
how carpets should be swept, how fur
nlture should be busted, how the clothes
should be repaired, and turned, and al
tered, and renovated if she knows how
purchases can be made to the best ad
vantage, and understands the layips in
of provisions how to make them 20 to
the tarthest and last longest if she ap-
preclates the Importance of system, or
der. tldeness, and the quiet n.necemen q.
OF children and servants, then she knows
low to make little heaven of home ;
how to win her children from the street ;
how to keep her husband from the club
house, the gaming table and the wine
cup. Such family will be trained to
social respectabllity, to business success,
and to efficiency and usefulness in what
ever position may be allotted to them. [.
| may be safe to say, that not one girl III
hundred, In our large towns and cite
enters into married life who HIS learned
to bake loaf Of bread, to purchase a
| roast, to dust a painting, to sweep a car.
pet, or to cut and fit and make her own
dress. How much the perfect knowledge
| of these things bears upon the thrift. the
comfort and iealth of families may be
ccnjectured, but not calculated by figures
1t would be an Unreasonable advantage
to make beginning by attaching kit
chen to every girls school in the nation
| and have lessons given daily in the pre-.
| paration of all the ordinary articles oil
food and drink for the table. and how to
purchase them in the market to the bes
advantage, With the result of largo saw
ing OF money. an increase of comfort, ant
higher health in every family in the land
Halls Journal
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-26

THIS story is told of father he was
one evening teaching his little boy to re-
cite his Sunday school lesson. 1t was
from the fourteenth chapter of Matthew,
wherein is related the parable of the ma
hcious individual who went about sowing
tares. "What is tare? Tell me my son,
what tare is, asked the anxious parent
You had EN- johnny. what do you
mean?'' asked the father opening his
eyes rather wide. Why, last week,
when you didn't come home for three
days" said Johnny, Il heard mother
tell aunt Susan that you were on q tare.
Johnny was immediately sent to bed,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-26

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Smyrna times., 1872-06-19
President Grants Letter of Accept
amce.
Executive MANSION,

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1872.
Hon. Thomas Settle, President National Re
publican Convention Paul Strobdch, Elisha
Barter and others, Wee Presidents.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of this date ad-
vising me of the action of the Convention held
in Philadelphia, on the 5th and 9th ot this
month, and of my unanimous NOMINATION. for
the Presidency, is received accept the NOM
ination, and through you return my heartfelt
thanks to YOUR constituents for this mark Of
their confidence and support.
IF elected in November, ami protected by a
kind Providence in health and strength to per.
form the duties of the high trust conferred,
nromise the same zeal and devotion to the good
of the whole people for the future of my official
life as shown in the past
Past experience may guide me in avoiding
mistakes ineritdbie tcith novices az oil rrofes-
sions and IN all occupations. When relieved
from the responsibilities of my present trust by
the election of a successor, whether it be at
the end of this term or the next, hope to leave
TO him as executive, a country at peace within
its own borders; at peace with outside nations;
with credit at home and abroad, and without
embarrassing questions to threaten its future
prosperity. With the expression of desire tC
see speedy healing of all bitterness of feeling
between sections, parties, or races of citizens
and the time when the title of "c,izen" carrie!
with it all the protection and privileges to the
humblest that it does to the most exalted,
subscribe myself, very respectfully, your obedi
ent servant, U. S. GRANT.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-19
A PififuI Condition.

II 10 sad thing pass through life only half alive. Yet
there thousands whose hAbituA condition OF anguot
and debility They complain Of specific disease; they suss
positive pain but they have relish for anything which
aderds pleasure In nine OF ten
this OF astude and arises from morbid stomach
Indigestion destroys the OF both mind and body When
the Of is not supplied BY due and regular assm
uat food every organ starved function in
tsrrupted
Now what does suggest these ceum-
stances deprssonf The needs rousing and strength
ennE merely for hour two, sink aerward into
ptabe condition than assuredly would do
ordinary alcoholic stimulAnt esorted to- but radically
and permanently.
How is this desirable object TO be The
TO this question founded the experience Of
quarter century easily given. nuse vxor into the
dEestive by Of Hosettes Stomach Btters
Do time BY administering temporary remedies but
wake the system by recuprang the fountain head OF ply
steal the which A the depend
for their nurture and support.
By the time doseF Of the great vegetable on
and Eoran the feeble frame Of the dysPsp
tic will begin feel benign influence Appetite ~ill b.
created and with appetite the digest ws. II Graves
Psrssvere until the eompete-untl hezithul blood
be the Gesh and MUSCLE bcne and
brain COWS through channels Of circulation instead of tn
wasry pabuum with which they have heretofore been per
tesy nouTiahad. June3Im
Smyrna times., 1872-06-19

Cucumber Wood Pumps, complete, selling
seo'ngly cheap, at Harper & Bakers,
'S'er' Del Send for Circular.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-19
. CONVEYANCING.

The undersigned. having taken a Conveyancer'
license, will draw Deeds. Mortgages. Wills ant
Leases. on the most reasonable terms. Office ol
Market Street. Smyrns, Del. l-I.4s...l..
junsi76m ]. q. HUNTINGTON.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-19
Political Notes.

A meeting OF Democratic leaders at WASH
ington, Monday evening week, representing
seven northern, southern and western States,
resolved that, if the Baltimore Convention
indorse the Cincinnati Convention and accept
the candidates OF the latter, true-blue Demo-
cratic Convention shall be Immediately called
and Simon Pure ticket nominated.
One OF the most influential editors in Mary
land or the South writes in private letter con-
cerning the political prospects Il consider
the case about closed as to the Baltimore Con-
venton. L. will beyond doubt confirm the
nomination of Greeley and Brown. We have
been quietly educating Maryland up to the
standard by which she will accept Cincinnati
with a whoop. Delaware is on the border of
our bailiwick, but is not so easily reached, is a
sort of close corporation, but will come right
eventually. The manner in which the South
accepts Greeley shows how easy it would have
been for the Administration, or for the Repub-
lican party itself to have attached all the
Southern people gratefully and loyalty to the
Government years ago.
GRANT INTERvGEwED.-A N. Y. Herald
correspondent has interviewed President Gran,
at Long Branch. The following is summary
Of the interview:
In regard to Mr.. Greeley and his prospects
in the approaching National Democratic Con-
vention the General thinks it IAN even chance"
Greeley or no Greeley; that in other words,
the Convention Is as likely to nominate a
straight-out democrat as MIR Greeley; but in
the event of the endorsement of Greeley, then,
says General Grant, I'VE will know who we are
fighting. 1t will be an open republican and
democratic battle, and | prefer that sort OF
fight" And he thinks that Mr.. Greeley will
withdraw if they do not nominate him Al
Baltimore, because all his chances lie a
Baltimore and because he will hardly remain
il the field hopeless candidate merely TO Civ,
the democratic party better chance fU
victory.
In the presence of the growing fondness o
the Democratic masses for Greeley, some of th
recslctrant journals of that party are publish
ing the following paragraph from one of hi
editorials
Point wherever you will to an election dis
trict which you will pronounce MORALLY ROT
TEN-gtren mp an great part to de6duche'y an
rice, tohOse UOters SWbsist mainly Gy keepin
policy Offices gambling houses, grOg shops, an
darker dens of iaJdnsy--uRd thHt district wi
be found giving large mGjority for the DemC
crutic party.
What is the instinct, the sympathetic core
which attaches them SO uniformly to th;
party?
Then again the following from another of b
articles:
II there 'oere not newspaper nor con1nao
school IN the cOuntrythe Democratic party toou
be far stronger than 1t iS.-Neither elemental
instruction nor knowledge of trsnspiring even
is necessary to teach the essential articles oftl
Democratic creed.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-19

kEiP TIE HATR USBLEMisHED"I am Ike an old hemioes
stlersd the top said venerabls Indian uhief pointing
bic thin and bleaching locks Thousands Of men and women
civilized society much younger than the old ssgamore ar'
e him. whered the top simply because they have ne
e'd to uss the Of preserving and beautfyng hs
nr which science has placed at their disposal HLfON
be faithfaY applied twice day TO N.
snd the scalp 1t Is Just Impossible that the hair shoue
wither fall out become harsh aud fuzzy AZ that
shssS duly refreshed with nightly dews and rnn rains
become arid and barren OF green blades. This Hae
not only keeps the hair alive and the SKI
th M healthy an clean eGndtsn, but actually nnpiie
nehh aad inparfs to them ustrs hsxibiiily
sos anssihabs By anv other mode OF tresiment
IKE he metallic and kulphur0us hair dyes dry ~
rae moisture OF the scalp but supplies nutrimsnt 70
'"o" OF the hair and vigor to the 6brss.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-19

Every Description Of Farming Implements
and Machinery, including Reapers and Mowers,
Horse Rakes, Horse-PJwers, Threshers,. &c,
for sale on good terms, at Harper Bakers,
Dover, Del Give them call.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-19
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Nay for any cause, nor be induced by any
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Bear this in mind, and when you have decided
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have got the cheapest and best in the country
Be determined to come and inspect our vas
stock before going elsewhere, and don't fal
into any of the traps that await you on every
side before you arrive at the Great CIothin,
Emporium of BENNETT 4 Co.. Tower II Ill
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Smyrna times., 1872-06-19

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Summer clothing, and enough for your boys, at
Oak Hall. WANAMAKER & BRowN, Sixth and
Market, Philadelphia.
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