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BALM OF LIFE.

20 TKNrH ErREi.T NoRIHwRsT,l
WARRINGTON, d. O., November ., 1870. I
PROF. CooK-Ds Sir For 4 long time was n
great sufferer from dyspepsia. My flesh had very
much diminished, aud I was almost prostrated,
Every remedy failed TO give relief until your BALM
OF LIFE was tried took internally, about u
tablespoonful before breakfast the same amount
about fifteen minutes after dinner and when retr.
ing at night bahed my head, face, mech and chest
with II mornings aud evenings. Soon began TO
O Sg Sp GSGT and sn to my o hSs f@S
strength and cheerfulnesS were restored; and now,
month"; Hs am enred and bsSs Eood Sppetits Whie
my strength and healthy appearance are truly won.
am very grateful for the directions you gave for
Rs sbe d@ 9 ny na win Tb s s9
am, gratefully yours, BENA NJ. SlMMS.
WARRINGTON, D. O.. December 10, ISL
best 0 Of friends beSspsc Believe owe my health,
S S9a FETSfS{S Aa 81 E through the use Of
Novembfr lMo, save you a statement q having
ton, which now use as general toilet article as
BILE 70 state In due language the wonders this clear
ness. TO Witch most All are liable ''''" III
s aRRE Sd 'a % q a SRS a SS q 80
medately preceding the use Of the. BALM 1 was
one soda cracker PER day,
Always your grateful friend, -, ,,,,,,,,,
A'a@-'ea So RAAAAAe'
Miss Bcna + my dnqghler. bad despaircd Of her
dyHPopsia had become chronic aud resisted the best
an hS IF r. T SD gTpt rr h. and nae, in
my family in manifold ways and for various pur
poses.
BALM OF LIFE has done me more good than any.
thing else tried Too much cannot be SAID n It's
With very kind consideration, l. shall ever feel
gratefully yours, MRS SIMMS.
am Miss BenA's sister and cannot express my
10y for her EecGyeTy and robust health all due q
grateful 10 Professor Cook Tor being restored from
Icy s2Rd Hsb Of Ash qEa Sa and che i g.
due alone a. the free use Of his BALM OF LIFE,
used.
must always very kindly roggmgler, Pref Cook
wAsHISGroS, d. C., July |, ISL.
PROR. 4, A; C99KEDear SiL' About year aRo |
Re unable e Ia5tahe o. animal food q any dese5ir
could enjoy nothing ate.
was induced 70 tty y9uT BAIiM OF LIFE And
used H. as directed, about six months, aud can now
eat and enjoy any and all kinds Of food without un
c6eerfuliy make this statement entertaining the
MRS ALFRED CLOUGiiEY' ~ l. street.
Dyspepsia Of seven Years Cured nv the
BALM.
WAsHISGrON, u. e, November Is, ISL.
PROF. I. A. CoOK have had Dyspepsia for many
year,. Having been treated by several physicians
and tested many remedies without help or relief,
] had given up hope Of ever being cured, Your
BALM OF LIFE was recommended, but I bad no
faith, for had suffered seven years with this terrible
disease without anything benettinR me have been
my lps but RmarabiC water, suffered 80 much
could not eat, aud, as q last resort, tried your
BALM. The first half spoonful benefited me. In
less than month was feeling well, and at this
date have no symptoms Of dyslepsia ! cheerfully
wTi}9 5h o Ia eh " SS OShRSg GifLnGS' can
/ deal bl8 Third street northwest
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OFF1CE OF TuE n CO.
=. fuRr pnEuLE, Ma, Nov. ~ lisa
htAlGd Proposals, in duplicate, II the form fur
nlshgd ~ the undersigned, viii bs RECEIVED until
SATURDAY, the 18th day u December ia M 10
nClnCk, M, for all the fresh bpef reIred Al this
fpst, Tor sN mouths, such less time AsItbs Com
nissary General may direct, Commencing January
"Details and requirements furnished by the under
slEnel irue COlN 81 the latter with this ndyeF
uscineht 70 Dc attached 10 each PROPOSAL offered
-, 1900 ROLLIN A. IVES
deob 81 Lieut. 9Th Art, Acting COM sub
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DROPOsAIS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
On THE MISSOURI RIVER
HEADQUARTERS MIL. DIV OF THE MIssOURI)
DFFICE CuIEF OuAuTEuMAgTEu

OFFiCE CHIEF QUAATERMAgTEn,
CHlCAGO, It'll, bdO WABASH Az, Dec ID, 1874
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
and opened at, u o'clock, ~, WEDNESDAY, Jan
and supplies on the Missouri river between Sioux
CITY, lowe, las principal starting pOintl and Fort
Benton, NJ T., " for transportation between Edwin.
ton, at the y. I. Il. H. crossing Of Missouri river,
la4 principal starting pOiutl and Fort Benton and
between EdwintUn and Sioux city, from March ~
to October u, lsIA
Each proposal must he accompanied by a bond In
the sum OF ten thousand dollars tslOO1il executed
in legal form by two or more responsible persons,
certified a. fully responsible BY judge or CLERK ui
United States District CUurtl guaranteeing that In
case the contract h awarded to the person pFOpOs
ing will be accepted and entered into, and good
aud SUFFICIENT security furnished Immediately by
him IN the sum u ten thousand dollars (&lOOOO for
the faithful fulhllment Of the contract
The Government reserves the right to reject any OF
all bids that may he offered
List Of specifications and requirements for the In.
formation OF bidders form Of contract to be entered
into in case OF award and form Of proposal can be
had by application to this Office, or To the offices of
the Quartermaster'B Department at 81. Louis, Mis-
souri, i0rt LeaNenWnrth, Kansas; Omaha, NebruH-
ka or sioux titS, Iowa, aud no bid will he enter.
list u specifications aud requirements aud form Of
contract referred IN.
Moreover, no bid will DO entertained, under any
| circumstances unless the bidder Is present In per
son, urthy duly authorized ayeut Attorney at the
Opening Of the bids aud II then aud there prepared
TO chow that he is fully able to carry out the contract
| N AL resIects II awarded to hint,
/ TRANSPORTATION on the Missouri RtyeT," aud al
dressed 10 the undersigned j. H. RUCkER,
Assistant QunTternlaster GCneal u. 4 A., Chief
QuArttflnahtrr MIL DIV. Ut the Missouri. ueCls
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DECORATIONS.

A VIKINGS AND DECORATIONS.
- HgHl2Es fer STORES, CITY AND COUNTRY
Hans aud PARTIES.
Flags, nors aud Wagon Govern, for slle urr,u',
by
JOHN &. HOGAN,
Manufacturer.
del2 "
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ON MARRIAGE,

HArTY RELITT ron YOuSG MN FROM III
guC"is q Efrus aui 'h.isns In ctriv hi,
MnuHupi rUItur.d lmIHiiui.uiz IN Marr.aur re-
moved New u,rthUd ~ treatment Nov aud r..
markahlg rcnt"d'f Books anu Circulars sent nee
In sealed cutrluIfp
Address 1luWNNp ASSOCIATION. 40. . South
Ninth street Philadelphia IN e. an Institution hay
inv q hEm rgtHiatun Tor honorable conduct and
lL-L---L-lLLL u mn Mn I'm
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DROrOsALs mn FNEsn BEEF.

OFIICE A. Z. T.. DAvID'E IHIASpy
NEw lOnK HNHBoH, Dec l. is7a
Htalrd lfnlnTalH IN duplicate, Will bs received al
hls uihCe until y NJ lau T. iSTJ for furusbinE Tho
= ltth btti required by the Subsistence DEPART.
uleht az lhlh post during six months comm euciuH
Jan, ls7a Information as To- condition. 1,iSity ~
neei, paSments Sc., eau be 0GtAined By application
" this once copy of this adyertiEenient o. lSb
auhchCd 10 each pruuusal, CHAS. SELLMEIl
dccl2 Second Lieut. Third Artillery A is
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l.. ". COLI, General Ticket Agent
GEO, X. kOONTE, General Agent ufS


Will he run ~ fnllnws,
The natl train viii leave AlorR;,rria daily, rrcrIt
HunlANt ~ 40 a. NJ. arrive at Lseabirg at II a. M
ahl Hamilton Vt II ~. Leave Hamilton At - 10 y.
~ hid LeesburS at - IS T. M, aud arrive ut AlcI
annria at .. rs D. m.
The accommodation train will leave Alexandra
lAly except SUNDAY, at I D. H., and arrive az Leen
burf at = ~ D. m. Lave IeeHliurF al s a m and
arrive at Alexandria at \ 10 4. ~
The Is a. ~. train frum AlcIGIdria aud 70 ~ r. H.
lthln rum Hamilton connect at Hamilton with
kenlls daily line ui coaches for purcellyc, Bnick
eruNiile, Betryyille aud Winchester AlH6 with
ReamerH line u coaches which leave Iesbu ~ daily
for Aldie aud MiddlrbuTE
Communication tickets, three cents peT mile
Annual tickets, euL d. ~ HANENFR,
nONEu General Ticket Agent.
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PRoF0SALS FOR OIL FOR 1854
TREASURY DEPAHrN s.~sl
OffIHE OF ThE LIGHT.HogaE BolEp.

TAEAsURY DEPARrN.:.-sl
OffICE or TIM L1aHT,HOuaK HoARp. !
WAsHIEQrOS, November Ia Igfl \
Sealed proposals will Be received u ibis once untI
O'Clock J., IN, on WEDNESDAY, the SIN daV ~
January, 1873, for supplying nlnety.hve thSrsand
(a60OOl gallons OF tue best quality winter stralnei
pure sperm, Cola lard OIL for the tIniisd glafss
Lighthouse service, according to the Hppchralifnis
bearing date As above, copies q which may be- had
after November %, application To the Ilfi lshnTi,
Board; 20 the Light house Inspector, uiuIinEyiiIg
Staten Island New York; the Light honss lnapp,stgr
ut No, II pembeFtOn square, boston, Mahaar huSsits'
and the Lighthouse inspector al DetToIf Mir6iys,'
novB JOSEPH BfsJI{N tif,Si e1s.,s -
TINTED STATES PATENT UFFiCs'E 80.
~ 49,. MAaHNaroN, ID. U, pgc. ~ H.
On tile petition Of ALHRRT w HAIa. % New t6lt,,
to him on the 5ih day Of March ia5s, for an nIrdNf
1t 10 Ord6rs that he testimony IN the eaue ~
elOsel on the lih az February Next that me TIM,
for filing arEumshta and the EIhminsf6 FSpOrtt Il
limited 10 tla .at tlay q February ns1t aud tbau
said pelii1p Lo mara IN tGe eJth day Vi Fel ~ "
NEXT
49, PSEson nly Oppose this sxtsnSlsal -
s''hm5H u d. hkaaLTr, GOaln!iSioBsl
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
REGULAR PosT STEAMSHIP TRAVEL
BETWEEN
BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.

The steamers NJ the North German Lloyd. nf a,BO
tpus, have been newly furnished with all the modern
IMPROVEMENTS,
BALTIMORE ............ CnlaAin I.illienhain.
n!.hlilN ssss..sss..sssssss lhuutsCn.
.lnl..f.. ..s..........rr.. lthsse.
LEllIlL .................. Nuger.
viii run regularly between nRENIEN and BAI,TI-
MORE a. follows
Prom bremen Prom baltimore
BALTIMORE. December ~
LEfpLlE........ December r. January is
BEltllN ........ January u.s. February II
OHlO........,s... February H. March "
And hCnrCturth from each side every alternate
"wednesday.
The steamer will take paEHenRprH to bremen South,
amptOu, London aud Havre, and return.
pntCE or PAssA0E-lu gold. from Bremen to BAL.
timOre; Cabin, 500; Hteerage, go From Baltimore
70 Bremen, Southampton London and HAyre Cabin,
500; HteeTapre, $50 Children, between one and ten
years, half price; nurslings, e.
All other arrangements are the same as the New
York lines.
Further information can be asCertAined by apply.
Ing by letter 10 our General Agents,
4. SCHUMACHER 4 CO,
No South Charles street, Baltimore. Nd
Agent for Washington;
CHARLES WALTER,
No. ~ d street, opposite City Hall
~ Also blilB u Exchange On principal places In
Europe. de5u
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - IMPROVE
IN MENT OF THE OuACHITA RIVER
ESqISEEn'E OFFICE UNITED STATES ARMY,j
No. ll91 PINE srREET, sT. LOUIS, Mo,
December ID, ls7a
Sealed proposals, In duplicate will be received at
this once until y m, January ls73 for the delivery
IT about DOOOl lineal feet Of square timber, princ
two aud three inch plank, chiefly pine or cypress
~ or near each Of the foowinBnamed points on the
Ouachita river, VIZ
Rock Row, jacks leland, aud Buffalo Shoals.
Specifications and all necessary Information will be
furnished by this ONCE upon application.
Proposals must be made upon blank forms, to be
obtained at this ONCE; none Otheru Will he Cpngid
cred The right Ia reserved 70 reject spy 9T Al bids
States Army deC21
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OFFlCE or LIuHIHOUsL ENGINEER,l
TWELFTH DISTRICT, No. jla KEAnSY ST, ;
San fnANCIsCO, Dec. II, lisa. J
Sc9lcl lTop0sals indorsed proposals. for Build.
Ing Light house for entrance to Straits n CAruuuca
California will be received at this office until u
O'clock on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF January,
1875 The Lighthouse will he located on the south
gry cud Of Mare Island, aud will be built Of wood
BIDS must be un printed forms, which, with the cir
GunrHy planH specifications, forms OF contract fur
ulShgI by tug Lighthouse hoard, can be had on aI-
phcuu1u, or by mail, to n MICHLER,
Major OF Engineer, u. g, A, Lighthouse EnVluecF
Twelfth District 1egAD
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go HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT uFN NJ
oIlIcE ChEF COMSgssARI oF sUBslSILScs,
Se1Sd rroEG"Ps in danissS Viii g res at
\ isa Tor the delivery Of tho foliowhs saiuisteieS
= FORT DAYARD, n. NJ
lam pounds Of Flour.
Lou pounds Of Beans,
b,0D pounds Of hns Mexican RalL
a'sO pounds Of coarse MsIicGn Salt
, FORT CRAIG, n. NJ.
lhlnO pounds Of Flour
$50 pounds Of BsanI
abD pounds uf fine Mexican Salt
lssS pounds Of coarse Mexican Salt
FORT GARLAND, 4. r.
sjIO pounds q beans.
aao pound q i1s Mexican Sail.
sDp pounds Of coarse Mexican Salt.
,ooO, SANTA FE, M
E0O pounds Of Beans
fSS PPS POUNDS Of 81 S SSs1 Me- MSHI Calf
LOU pounds Of coarse Mexican Salt
can, FORT sELDRN. n. NJ
bl0n pounds OF Flour.
HOlO pounds OF Beans
Lou bounds Of coarse Mexican Salt.
-,o,, PORT STANTON. N. NJ
h0O pounds Of Beans
Aa9 rounds Of ono Mexican Salt
~ pounds Of coarse Mexican salt
FORT TUI;AROsA, n. ~
5SSS fS ad Of BEAM.
80 pounds OF Corn Meal
l99 pounds Of fine Mexican Salt
b0 pounds Of coarse Mexican salt
49,, FORT UNION, n NJ.
lnl0O pounds OF Flour
lou pounds Of Beans
t.uD pounds Of Corn MGaIi
500 pounds Of hne Mexican Sali
hN pOundH uf coarse Mexican salt.
49,. FORT WINGATE, n NJ
llN,MO pounds OF Flour.
hgOO pounds OF Beans
AbO pounds OF Corn Meal
t,uO pounds Of fine Mexican Salt
lIhn pOulslh OF coarse Mexican Salt
one hat OF the Flour TO be delivered no later than
April ~, lsI4 or such other time az the Chief Com
mlssaIy q the diHtrict may direct samples Of Flour
from l tE e ndteen POUNDS must accompany each
on or before April ~, tsi3-Hamples Of each artisls
required Ihe Corn Meal 70 be ground from kmeri
can corn, white or yellow. Bids for the delivery N
the entire quantity Of Salt At fOr Union IS welt al
Tor the different POSTS, will also he received Tho
Teqnlrenients OF advertisements from this nflicc
bearing lalo November ?, 1870 and November ~
ISL will he strictly complied with Copies n aaInS
Will be furnished frOm this office on application
by command Of Col q. Granger;
Captain and C. s., u S, Army Chief q s., Dist Of
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RAILROADS.

TVmROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
i PHILADELPHIA AND EEW.YonK,
Trains belYecn Washington sud New York
ron SEw YOiiR' Without change NJ cars.
Lavo daily tefcept Bunday)at .. m, Lana
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily trHceId sunday at q. MI, nj
on SUNDAY.
iraVe Tor New h0rE ntH50p. m, and Phila
glecfing cars for New York on tho ~ r. M ir,
IurouRl jlckris IN Philadelphia, New York
Bogion can be had AZ the Station ONCE at eli hour
Ses Tsitlmoro. sud obin Railroad sdyerilssmrut
wS siisS n9 h. 9cSTs,n "''hippff4 altP3t An
SUI "'I Assistant M,Ntr Of frsns TtII
tE5 s9iE 6ssfRg' ir ab1l{% .A. EfIn nos
RALtIMORE AND ONO RAiLRUAD.
T}iggyg!9 70, !, Ky ia
sd MAsHl NOTION AND TBE WE5f sfe nov run
FuR BALTDfUuE
#" Is NJ al jGR $tY%iSI$fHS5S;Ilg n, Y ~"
-, IffsH daill ,S1Celt SUNDAY. at b.iS.6 B,Ha m.
'r, RFsalf EMEtPtAL WAY srArroyu
H l"i "5yy Rsn'S S =. 'Sns' sp99'; =, Jg 5Bg
, ,.''' ron AaNAFcLis.
beay" Al q q. NJ anu . Itp IN No trains 10 o.
rQHbSLfBh9Hpr
Leave " Fok%k&'E2ffPS5 or IN
- Leave ~ Hh NJ, and - q. m
FOR ALL rhEl or THE WEST
Leave daily FNrpIt Saturday aud SUNDAY, A. B Is
- a. m, aud Is sud 5 T. m.
On Saturday Of rs, = " O. m suigT m.
On sunday ~ u and u J. ~. DulY, connecting
A. Relay EtHtluu with tratHH from baltimore ~
Wheeling, parkcnburg, piitshurE, &c
FOR strssburs, aud Joints rsiwtsn Relay Houso
Relay House With strasburf aud Winchester accom-.
mediation train.
Through tCkriz ~ the West can he had n thu
day. 80 '"'
fyr New YORK, PHILADELPHIA and Do~,on see al.
Vertisemt " Through Line"
,..,.,.-, Co.,, Tuog r sIlAIyr.
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IOhOIOSAlS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
shEBuGGAN lIAllBOR WISCONSIN,
NlTth hTAIEs ENGINEER OFFLCE)
va MAhAru ANENuE, CHICAGO, Ill,
,,-..,. -..,,, December ", lS12
sAHs WI DC reserved until noon January 70,
lstA Tor improvement Of ShebOyg9n HlTlOF Mis-.
s"stt. ! ~ 80 hiyrruatlon alIly 10 thlg Qftos
y 1. q, HOusTOS
H'Sls Aligg Cf EuginGSrl T. 5 T.
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RALlIMONE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
DEPOT CORNER sIxTH AND Ii STREETS
NOMIlIMESI

NONlHNESI
TRAINS LEAVE ron TRAINS ARRIVE AT
- BALTIMORE: WASHINGTON:
az a. NJ, Niagara EKlt 81 a. m, WesteTu IL.
res, ditilS: rress, daily, except Sun.
SEQ q, M, baltimore MALL day
daily. -. y I. m, Mail. daily. sE.
~ - =. m, western TX Cept SUNDAY.
press, daily, except sun II ~ a. M, Western Il
day. l,resg daily
3E y. M, baltimore AC Is =. M, Pacific Express,
cuninndauou, daily, ca daily, except Sunday
5s9 y. m, Cincinnati IL 10 :p ~ M At,,nmnn-ia
Iress, daily, except Sun tOn, daily ,exoeptSunday
day.
b j.. M. Western IL.
press daily.
trains leaving Washington at - Q, M, and .gp.
IN. Connect at Bowie with trains for MnTlb1rn leay.
ing bowie At " sB a. m. aud Sis y. m. arriving al
MArlbOrO' at u y q. M, and 10 D. m.
Trains arriving at Washington at II o. n m and
5N 4. connect at Bowie with trains isp wing Mari
bQrO' at . 4. m. and ~ n. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once,
northwest corner Thirteenth aud PeunsylVauia ave
nue., northwest corner sixth aud Pennsy vania ave.
nue. can have their baggage called for and checked
A. hotels aud Residences to ali points North and
Mest Through tickets To Cincinnati, COlumbua
Indlanapolis, louisville, St Louis, New Orleans.
North, Northwest West aud Southwest
y. l. DUDARRY, Gen. SUPERINTENDENT
L. \. YOUNG, Gen PASSENGER AGENT
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.
Hetting on In the World or Hints on Success in life
by VIM. Mathew, LID. Thornton Hall, or Old CUES
tons in Young Lives, by Phebe r. McKeen. Force
by jacob Abbott, author Of Harpera' story Books
SC The New Universal Letter Writer, or Complete
Art Of Polite Correspondence, to which prehIed
an essay on lstter.writing and set Of compiimena
eardSS ihiladelPhia, lsl2 Mary, Queen % Scots,
the principal events In the life Of Mary stuart by
James Y. Meliue Twenty Thousand Leagues Under
the Seas translated from the French OF Jules Ferne
The Law Of New Trials, and other Rehearsinps in
olndinE WritH Of Error, Appeals, &c, by Francis
Hlliard; Law aheep-SecOnd edition, revised and
greatly enlarged, treatise on Mental UnsOundnesS
embracing general view Of Psychological Law, By
Francis Wharton, Ii. D.; Law gheep
For sale by w II, h o. II. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and PubsheTH
del2 No. t7b Pennsylvania avenue.
HYMN
For THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
with music by Rev Charles H. Hall aud s. s. White.
ley full assortment IN various styles OF binding
Prayer Books, all styles aud sizes; Bibles Family
aud Pocket all styles aud prices. My own impOrta.
ton.
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dec3 ~ Seventh street. near Y street
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~ REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
VI TO THE
kORTIIWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
On aud after November ~ ls79 trains will leave as
fOlOWH " ''~'Ne
Washington. "a N. Baltimore...... pS m.
., ''''lv r. a. ~. ...... LIS y. IN.
=, ''. es3 " M ...... $40 i. m.
,,,, b3 H. IN. " ,.,, 10 n IL m
,,.,,, THE GREAT DOUBLE.TRACK R0ttTF, y +D
With elesant SCENERY, Palace StAteSrOUIn, DAY aud
night cars with modern imprOyements
1--we hundred miles saved 10 Western and Central
. The 10 30 a. m. daily, EXCEPT Sunday northwest:
IN = NJ daily west except Sunday. Other trains
r, MAKE CONNECTIONS -
through trnin BalitI' re to RUChetsF and piltsury
without change ~ 'H
Tickets BY this route can lie procured at the office
S9tnyr ~ slNth street aud lcunzy avenue aud
lniIItSehin street aud hsnnsy Vania avenue, where
Iasseng"rs procuring tickets at these Ofrrs can 40.
cure accommodations In Palace Cars for Pittsburx
Corner Sixth u. and Penn, ave
,,, =, ,..,,,,, Washington, l. e
dolly " i3i 4, Ssei Va
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The Richmond Wig, commenting upon
recent article In the REPUBLICAN, says:
"The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN has pleasant
prospect before II, In which II rsyels II 10 that
Of pursuing with vengeance the Republican
leaders who reyOlted against the Adminlstra-
ton and placed themselves at the head Of the
Liberal movement. II says Of the FOrty.third
Congress that the Republican members who
went into the Liberal movement will be
weeded out It partlculariEes Mr.. Blair,
OF Michigan, tho chairman Of tho Dom.
mitteo on Claims In the present Congress, but
who ran as the Liberal candidate for Governor
Of Michigan, General FaTnsWOrth, II Illinois,
and Gen. Banks, Of MassachusotLs, whose de
feat will make a vacancy In tho ohairmanship
OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs In March
next, ITiudeed,' says the REPUBLICLN, we shall
not have vacancy there in December II
looks forward with great delight TO tho re-
election Of Morton as senator from Indiana,
Cameron from Pennsylvania, and Conklng
from New York. II has some fear that Judge
Trumbull, the great sinner against Adminlstta.
tlOn, may be saved by tho minority system OF
voting which prevails in Illinois"
The Wing, although indirectly censuring
the REPUBLICAN, does not advance single
reason why the policy we have indicated
should not be carried out. 1t is In HccOrd-
ance with our party history and party prece-
dents. Al the last session of Congress- for
Instance, Mr.. Blair, tho chairman of the Com
most active, bitter and partisan opposition.
lie acted Us counsel against the AdminlstrR
ton, and was 80 manifcstly. unjust and I'M
fair that he provoked the Indignation Of all
falr-minded men. Mr.. TrumhulI's conduct
has put him outside of the pale Of the Repub-
lican party. Mr.. Banks, during the cam
palgn, did not hesitate to use the Information
that, as chairman of the Foreign Affairs
Committee, he obtained In that position. II
the Senate and the House shall visit upon
these men the condemnation that the people
have already passed upon them, It Is only
natural, and they certainly caunot object.
They have simply played Nlg game aud lost.
Mr.. GREELEY ia COnsoing himself that he
has been no worse beaten for the Presidency
than Gen. Scott. lie says that Scott carried
only four States Massachusetts, Vermont,
Kentucky and Tennessee, while Gen. Pierce
carried all the rest, from MAINE to Texas In.
elusive
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-12

- Secretary Deano Is expected to arrive hero
today.
- Secretary Boutwell,, who was announced to
lecture 10 Brooklyn last evening, telegraphed
that II would be impossible for him 10 iulhll the
engagement at present.
- General Baker, Commissioner Of Pensions,
who met with an accident during the political
campaign, has returned from Minnesota. lie
suffers still from the effect OF the sprain.
A b. Mullett has gone TO Missouri TO In
speet the quarry Of GensVioyo marble, samples
Of which we're offered In response to bids tor
furnishing stone ivr the new public building In
that city.
- The President General Porter, Secretary
Robson, Admiral Porter, General sherman,
CnmmOdore Ammen, and other distinguished
OthciAls, who went To Philadelphia 10 attend the
funeral Of the late General Meade, will return
this morning,
- The operations Of English law are curious
II ID announced In the English papers, In con.
nootlOn with the great failure Of OVeTend, our
ney 90, that by the death Of Mrs. Taylor, the
divorced wife Of MIR. John Henry Quincy her
fortune Of E5OOOOO becomes invested In the tTus
tee appointed under the liquidation Of the
estate, and will be applied Tor the beneht Of the
creditors Of that hTm. How the fortune Of
divorced wife can be legally absorbed by the
creditors Of her former husband does not appear