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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

fS8sTHR best DANCE MUSIC IL FUR.
nished by H. DOSug. Orders may be left
Eighth street southeast ocsitf
fESoDONCH,S BAND-THE ONLY CIT.
~ jzen Brass and Reed Band uniformed in
the pistrct-will receive orders to furnish Music Of
any Kind, for any purpose, and all occasions, at
the Music Stores or At the leaders residence, No
tsT Eighth street southeast ooaitf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GLlNE'S SLATE ROOFING PAINT, WATER
" aud f1reProof: cheapest and beet; eighty
cents per gallon: at j. u, MOoRE's, 1914 Pennsyl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

THE BEST MEANs VI hEtlfEhATlDN,
and restoration. Hence tho large, yet polite,
increase Of their respective debts; with this
difference, however, In their favor, that they
arc secured against loss Of their Investments,
while Virginia, with her large debt, con-
tracted exclusively for railroads and canals,
has none. Her stocks In her Improvements,
once amounting to some SCI, 100000, are
gone, except the stock In one short railroad
aud the ten millions invested In her canal,
which she expects to have returned 10 her by
the Federal Government. SO that, after oil,
the colored people and the carpet-baggers are
not 80 criminal and responsible for naughty
things as they have been represented. Aud
thus falls to the ground all the Conservative
reasoning, based IN supposed misdoing
OF the combined colorcd people and carpet
baggers. And so, too, Is annihi,ated this
favorite raw-head and blo0dy-bones Of Con-
seryatiye conjuring mp. Besides, there Ia
not the remotest danger OF having an Increase
OF public debt and taxation, even should
there be q pure negro government In the
State, for
THE NEW CONSTITUTION,
the production chiefly OF Negroes and carpet
baggers, expressly provides that mo debt
shall he contracted by this State, except 10
meet casual deficits In the revenue, to redeem
a previous liability OF the State, 10 suppress
insurrecti0n, repel innovation or defend the
State In time OF war"--a blessed exemption,
owing altogether TO Republican action.
One great error Of the Conservative orators
and press la that, In summing up tho indebt-
cdncss of the reconstructed States, they put
down the contingent liabilities for railroads
as actual debt. Every business man knows
this 70 be absurd, for until the money Is &C.
tually expended In the road IL does not con.
stItuie debt, and II the road be completed and
paw sIx per cent. on the cost there IL still no
debt Of The State, and the appropriation may
and will, II the road be In proper location,
ripen into debtless stock and profuse social
Commercial accommodation. Now, II the
Conservative Arithmeticians Will subtract the
contingent liabilities from their aggregate OF
they Will dnd that they have been making
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR RRNT-PARLoR, WITH CHAMBER
trset possession November !. Reierences re.
luired Cct.s.U
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

II was simply and absolutely impossible, I'M.
less race numbering 5f2,0O0 could put
down at the polls one numbering So, COO.
The ouly way In which the thing can DO worked
plc, make up tho majority. There can I've no
disgrace or humiliation In voting with any
rncc or class that Is recognized by the Con.
stitution and the laws OF the land as entitled
to suffrage. Those, indeed, who put under
tho ban Of prescription all who choose u
vote with tho colored people violate grossly
the spirit Of the Constitutional amendment
that confcrs upon that race equal right with
the white man to vote, hut
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

mountains OF molchills, and putting on tho
colored people and the carpet-baggers rc-
sponsibllity they are gulltlcss Of This may
serve for political effect, but II Is neither fair
nor truthful.
Mr.. Y. then presented a view of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
SsNOTICR TO BUTCHERS.

rcrsoIs doing business as butchers in the North.
ern market, CorcoIan square. must pay their an.
nual licences at the Collectors office, Territorial
building. four-and a-haf street. or before Octo.
Der 81. 49, No extension OF time will be granted.
oeas " e !. MCFARLAND, MN.
rEg"MARYL&ND REPUBLICANS, At
~ TESTioN.-All Republican voters who
claim their residence In Prince GEORGES county,
Maryland, who did not register or vote in wash.
inston ~ the last election will please call and reg
wa. HENRY III kRiSoN,
(teorxe's County octs1 eoiOt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

tnnO SHARES, IN A FIRsT.CLAss BUILD
IOVV irR Association. for sale. Uooi as an In.
b, III WARNER.
IN Heyenth etr,pt.
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WANTS.

WANTED-slN YOUNG WHITE LADIES
w who eau siny and dance well, base.hddle,
Boyle's hotel immediately,
oc2i .. u HARToN, Manager Of Troupe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-28
4hs fItst "dtAnes" Ia COX.
THE COMING PowER BOOMING UP IN THE
sCHUYLKIII. VALLEY


Since The matter of orraulslng Farnief's
SnngeS vas nrst brought out ID the Weslern
ossses, thq subject has received considerable
Lauon ID RennsylRanias Many oFganlEa-
s.ees OF Farmers have been effected, and In
montgomery county three Oranges have been
In general manner, Grange Is an assOcI-
atlon OF farmers who arganiEs themselves In
subordinate bodies subject 70 the rulings Of q
mead centre, whose purpose shall be TO discuss
among themselves everything that 70 oaiculat-
cd 20 ahect their interests.
Until last evening there had been nothing
done IN Berks county in this direction. At
that time however, quite a number OF farmers
and agriculturiSts Of Exeter, Obey, Amity and
Douglass townships, came together at the pub
lie house Of John d. Wentzel, at Amityville,
for the purpose Of taking into consideration
the best means to organize Grange for that
section of the country.
The meeting was very ably and satisfactori-
~ addrsssed by j. Wilkinson, Esq, OF Iowa,
on the Importance Of establishing "F armsrs
Oranges" He spoke for nearly two hours and
during all this time was listened to with the
must intense interest. Immediately after he
closed speaking, subordinate 'GraUgs" was
organized.
There is much interest being manifested in
the subject, and it is thought that 1t will not
be many days before similar organizations
will be made throughout this county. Read
Gng Eagle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-28
The City Tax.

change has been made in the mode Of levy
ing city tax. 1t is now levied, on the chiefly
assessed value Of property, instead Of on the
rental value. The process is thus made more
simple At the last meeting Of the City Council
Mr.. II. T. Pickles, chairman OF the Finance com
mittee made a report, in which he stated that
the City assessment amounted 10 twenty-five mil
lion six hundred and fony-eigbt thousand nine
hundred and sixteen dollars, (S25,64s, ,9leD
On this sum be proposed TO levy 70 cents on
the 500 for city purposes, and 25 cents on the
500 for school purposes. This would be one per
cent or, ten dollars on the $1,000 This will
yield & revenue Of S256, ,4ss.
The estimated revenue Of the city from various
sources IL 56, 100, making a total OF S3l9, $50
With this sum the chairman Of the committee
proposes 10 conduct the government Of the city
during the next year, although the appropria-
tons made in January amounted TO SSG2 $50.
The tax asnOR laid Is much heaVisr on property
than last year, while ii is claimed that those who
have no property will escape with less tax than
they were compelled TO pay heretofore. In this
class are large number OF workingmen and me
chanies. An e1travagant city government will,
We hope be held strictly accountable for the
money that is wasted in odd jobs, for the benefit
Of ring partizans. aud that no amount Of hum
bug talk about the decrease Of taxes on one class
of our citizens and raising them on another, viii
enable those who unWissly expend our money 70
escape. ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-28
Breach OF Promise Suit settled without
Cash or q MARRIAGE,

A suit for breach Of promise of marriage has
just been compromised in Brooklyn by the de-
fendant paying all the counsel fees. fhe plain
ttn Miss BarbaTn ROihsehild is beautiful aud
wealthy young JeRess, living In an elegant man.
sion on ole of The most fashionable avenues Of
Williamsburg, ana is said to be distantly relRted
70 the European Rothschilds. The defendant Is
a goodloOking book keeper In the employ OF the
Hamburg Steamship Company. he cOurIed Miss
Rothschild, finally proposed, and WAS accepted
Aherward he changed his mind and attempted 70
steal away TO Europe TO avoid matrimonial en-
tanglements. She however, had him arrested just
as he was going aboard the steamer, some seven
months ago. HS was lodged IN Ludlow street
jail, but was soon bailed out siuce which time he
has been dancing attendance On the courts. He
has repeatedly offered 10 compromise the suit by
marrying the beautiful JeWesl, bat she had enough
OF him. AFTER annoying him for seven months,
she Al last consented 20 compromise the suit, as
nrst stated, money damages being no object TO
her
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-28

1t Is reported in W@hiagtOn that certificates Of
indsbtodns8 of Tie District Of Columbia to the
amount Of $4,000, were recently obtained from
ths ongEavsrs bya iOtssd order Of the oovsrnor,
aad put upon The market In NOrthsn cities Tbe
matter e in TIE kssds ef dstsssives
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-28

Government suits against ssvorsl large sugar
arms in NeW YOrk Cor frAuds On the customs,
have been comPromised on payment Of 40 per
cent. OF the amount claimed. 4 anti againsl dry
gOOds importer for fraudulent invoicing, for S4O-
900. has been eOnPrimised On payment Of S22. 600
similar Suit is noW peadihg against hardware
importer, for S60,O00.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-28

Bio Tow or LUNBER.-The Chicago Times
gises AZ account Of q ran Of lumber, Containing
660, 600 feet, y hich has been tOwed across Lake
Michigan 70 thai city. The work Of putting Ihis
monster raft together is described as having been
very simple, chained together in sections, and
the whole being secured together by still larger
chains through holes bored in the outside logs--
A ran containing 100000 feet will follOw raft
No. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07
AUCTION SALES.
RI DUsOAssoN, DowLISe . CO., Ase,...

RUIUhk DAHSs
RT DUHOASsoN, DOWNING q co., Aucss.,
~ Corner sh and d streets northwest.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF rHE ENTIRE DON,
LisR6 AND B,R sooMs, C &c, Sls sxR : ~ y
sISTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
a ., virtue Of . deed Of trust to the under
W signed, bearing date Deesmbsr >, 4. D. 1871,
for Washington county in the District Of Co.
1i sId 3, Is9Ss = hi P.sty seSSrci tssree
Der, A. D. lSs, commencing ut 10 o'clocksa m aud
continuing ever, day thereafter, ct the ssm- hour,
lures. &c, contained in the "rt. CLOUD Hotsi, on
the corner OF 9th and o streets northwest, in the
and s..Sss 10 the .So1 deed os
trust, and comps isss in part the following:
SCHEDULE
Two (3 Cigar Gases, Counter, FIXTURES and Far
niturs Of the Billiard, Bar and Once Rooms.
PARL0R.
Two ~ sets OF t'reen Rep Farsiturs.
One ID MsfSls,iop Center Table.
81 yer plated wsitor and Urn.
Five Is, sets Lsce window Curtains, with Ger
One III Brussels Carpet.
FIVE I'D Large Uhromos.
One as frsnch- plate Mirror. to-, In Pariors.
All the Dining rom Furniture, Cutlery. rock
cry, Class ssG PLATED ws,s; ssa one sss French
And all the Furniture, Including Carpets, Beds,
Bedding, Window Curtains and Shades CONTAIN ID In
forty (40 Chambers together ith all the Oar ptiag
and Olcorh in hall AID entries, and all other Of the
buildings upon the lots and arts Il it- mentioned
and described in said deed Of before men
toned, being known ss the "st Cloud II tel"
HENRY vn B9&UE'{ Trustees.
pUNUANsoS, DowLiNG CO.,
octs1-d Auctioneers.
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s%Now is the time 70 snap up dry goOds b,

gains.
@Codfsh and charity balls will soon be IN
full simmer.
SIn the dictionary of trade, which fate ha
reserved for embarrassed manhood, there Ia ne
such word a. fan. IL is suspension.
@The only paper which goes freely on the
street Is newspaper. IL always offers sun-
Gent interest 70 make il desirable As an invest
ment.
~DuriDg sermon in the chanel OF ths
Georgia state prison $50 cOnvicts struck ~
wen all drink stone blind" and had 70 D.
marched down stairs. They didn't like TIE
Ine Boston money market Is stringent. A
man there dropped five oentsjn a pu bic cistorv
under the street, and a fire steamer generousiv
pumped out 10 barrels Of water that he mIrht
recover the nickle.
~ After the congregation Of a church in
Pertiand had waited half an hour last Sunds an
tor the minister, q gentleman got up and said.
LET us not sit here any longer like 4 parcel 81
FOOLS" And then they all left.
~Common spring water owes much OF its
pleasant taste 20 the presence Of carbonic acia
and other gases which II absorbs from the AR.
when this water is boiled, these gases escape
ana II becomes very insipid.
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NOTICE or REMOVAL.

CARO- begs leave to inform his customers and
the public generally that be has removed his n
Bazaar to No. sos PENNsYLyANIA AVE E7A
= Cx, under the National Hotel, where he willGkSx
syisa and American make, JkWkLBf and
DIAMONDS, which be viii sell ct great bargains.
slid IA Karat Gold Watches, from SO upwards.
9oeds cold on monthly insta,ments. No trouble to
show good. Watches and yswe,ry neatly repsirsd
Remsmbtr he name and unmb.r. u CARO- aO5
PonnsyS snis avenue, uadsr, National ytsl. mestr
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EVENING STAR.


=, house where men never Iaugh-Clessias
A Bethel gentleman says whiskyss good fsr
Geld on The lungs. and Il needut be very
-Jostice Is st last vindicsted stokes, the
murderer OF fek. has been found guilty. OF
msnslsuEhter and sentenced 20 four wear, IN
prison without salary.
"A little hoy has been fairly driven from .
Slswson school by the disgracefaI perseeatis,
OF the other scholars. who tauntef NJ m rtth ~.
fact that his father had been Ses York iur,-
man.
The pancake season has got arou,s a.
Richmond, Ind. A hired girl employed n. a
family there, while baking cakes the otSer
morning, stepped backward % q chalr in which
reposed the batter, and deliberately sst dev.
In the pan. As she subsequently refused 90 at
down on the stove, the breakfast was finishes
with bread
The school girls are wearing secret eows.
This Is important The bows are made et
woisted, and are Of several oolors. Eacn color
denotes secret, and when you see seversi littis
gtrls wearing any one color you may know
merely that they hold one secret and are In .
great deal OF pain In consequence. Some %
them wear two or three colors In one bow ana
o Is safe 90 affirm that the wearer il bowed
down by that number Of secrets. Very eaent-
nate looking girls rarely get above one color,
but the more masculine appearing frequently
reach two and three. and even tour colors. "A
little girl with four colors in her bow keeps her
self very secluded, and looks As solemn A. ii sAe
had lust received a summons 20 die aud was
only waiting for her winter hat. to do a..
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TO-MORRO w.

DY LATIMER q CLEARLY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and ilth street,
Star Once Building.
AT SALEsROOMS
a On SATURDAY MORNING, November
w sth, 1873, commencing at 4 O'Clock, we shall
sell, in frort of our auction rooms, a general
] assortment Of Household Goods, consisting in
part of -
Parlor Suites in Hsir-cloth and Rep,
Superior Lounges, Marble top Tables,
Whatnots, Superier Carpets,
Walnut Marble top and other Chamber Z urniture,
Walnut and Oak Extension Dining Tables,
Walnut, Cane seat aud other Chairs,
Walnut Writing Tables,
Stoves of all kinds,
Orockery and Kitchen Ware, &C.
One gentle Dark Bay Horse, suitable for q lady to
drive.
Also,
Large Lot Groceries.
move LATIMER 4 OLEARY, Aucts,
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A BIRD IN PoLoNAIsk.-I saw . bird ycs-
terday, in an elegant steel-colored polonaise OF
two shades, with black trimmings n was per
tect In cut and combination; aud m he would bs {
hsfe stsld twittering on my apple-tree lOsg
enough for an artist 90 catch his styIe, would
have sent 10 the Bazaar q tall fashion which
should have bewildered even the bellies OF
BrOadwaY.-GdT HauiIfor
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How TO MAZE GARMENTS wArKR-PRooF
\ communication 20 an English paper gives tie
following recipe for making Scotch tweed water
PROOF: :. In bucket OF soft water put half-a-
pound OF sugar OF lead and pound OF rev
oered alum; stir this. at intervals until Il he
comes clear, then pour IL on into another bucket
and put the garment therein, and let Il be an for
- hours, aud then hang IL up 70 dry without
wringtng it. Two of nv party-a lady ana
gentlemsn-have worn garments thus treated in
the widest storms OF wind aud rain. without
getting wet. The rain hangs upon the cloth in
elobules. In short, they are really water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

LEMON FOR A CoUaH-ROzst the lemon yery
carefully without burning Il; when it Is hot c.t
ana squeeze into cup upon three ounces Of
sugar, ninety powdered. Take sspoonful when
ever your cough troubles you. ID h good and
agreeable to taste: Rarely has IL been know.
20 fail OF giving relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

THE newspapers, having discussed the az
thorship OF the well-knOwn ballad, BETSY ssd
are out In the Beautiful Snow, !" % their salts
faction are wrangling over that of "old Grimes -
Won't some scTibbler inform mankind VIII
wrote ''Mary had a little lambS''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

A BUNCH or SHINGLES tell from a wagon On
the Troy ferry boat, last Monday, aud struck
fairly upon the head OF a cOlored woman. vbs
said, "h oughter b. shame 90 NUS a cullud
won ms hsr dat way. 1 wish de shingles fell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

NEW WAY Of preserving Autumn leaves 1.
given a. follows: Iron them fresh with a var.
mot bot iron, on which some spermacetti a.
been lightly rubbed. This method preserve.
perfectly their lovely tnts, and gives a Way
GLOSS which no other one secures. This process
Is very rapid and very agreeable, and no isdy
who has ever tried the tedious and uncertais
experiment OF pressing will ever again resort 20
Il after trying this new and better waV
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~ southeast Corner " N ana u streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hKAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF Q
sou INVEST. CONSISTING OF ONE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING
- By virtue Of deed of trust dated October 10,
Ia: D 1871, and duly recorded ia Liber No; COS.
Af lilo 146, Of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and by direction Of the holder Of tbs note
secured thereby, shall sell at public auction, In
front Of the misses to the highest bidder on RI
DAY, November 18th, A. d. 1873, at 4 so .. m,
all that certain piece or parcel IL ground situated
and being in the City Of Wsshneon District Of 90.
umbia, and known on the public plat thereof Is
part Of lot nun bered eleven IN, in square mum
bered five hundred and thirty five 1851, beginning
for the same at point in the line of street south
is feet west OF the northeast of said lot and
running thence south lS4 feet inches; thence
II feet inches thence north l34 feet inches to said
street; and thence east II feet inches along
laid street to place Of beginning together with the
improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash; (of which sIOe
must be paid down day of saleD balance in (6J and
twelve f2) months for which the purch ser notes
with INTEREST," will be taken to be secured the
property sold. All conveya9cing and recording at
pure hssers cost. II terms Of sale not piled
with in six days after SALE the trustee reserves the
right to resell at risk and cost of defaultDg pur-
chaser. WIN. ". HOFFMAN, Trustee,
DUNDANS0N, BOWLING CO.,
OCt3l-d Auctionaars
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotoneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and Dsts

fWo;s10RY FRAME HOUSE, AND LOT
fRONT1NG ON 25p STREET, BETWEEN q
AND STREETS NoRrHwEsr, AT AOO-
- On FRIDAY, November 1th, 1873, at 4
n: O'Clock IN we shall ia front Of the premises
south half OF lot No; u, m .quare NJ. "a having
nfteen 5 feet three ~ inches front BY rs feet dee
improved by a TwO-story Franz, to which ask
he attention OF buyers the sale will be positive
Terms: ODe-hslf cash; balsucs in and l2months
Tor notes bearing inter ST and secured BIZ deed Of
trust on the premises sold. ALI couveysncing, &C.
at oost 81 purchaser. Sl0O doSA day Of sale
DoN3d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WHENEVER we hear man making dispsrag-
ing insinuation in regard 20 his mOther-tn-lsw
we always feel like saying TO hun, .sSir veu
never would have been anywhere. IL yost
father had never had a mother-in-lsw r-Hsr-
per's Bardr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

THIS Is from the Augusta Gal Chronicle.
delinquent subscribers should not permit
their daughters TO wear this paper for hustle
of taking cold"
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NOTHING is 50 difficult a. the apparent case Of
q clear, flowing style; those grsces that from
thelr presumed facility encourage all 10 attempt
an lmitsuon OF them are usually the most
inimitable.-Coft0a.