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National Republican., 1873-12-15

account Of the weather until MONDAY, Soyen-
her y, Ga. same hour sud place.
noyls-cOtds NICHOLAS HApP, Trustee.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
PHOrOGRAPH GALIERIss

as. Also, dealer IL photographic Sioek, Sc, "
T.. J. PULLMAN, DJ5 Ia. ave-, near int Il. Good
Sort. ksasonnble priee.. sltiSi,riion to all.
PIANOS.
CARL RICHTTI, p35 Ia. ave., bet, 9th & 10th sts.,
hgsnt frshomnskcr Go. :. gold aIrl Pianos,
having he newest p,tente,l impro, cmrnts, Prict
from $40 upward. second-haifi Pt,nos for all
prices; risnos for Rent; Pianos extna 10 xed; Tun.
lug and repairing promptly attended to.
REiciiESpACirs PIANO wARE-RooMs, "a 18th 81 :,
above Ia. ave. Agency fur Wm. knnbe Go. I
aud win, McCaninon's Pianos. second -hand
Pianos taken In part payment for new Piinos.
A large lot Of nearly ncw aud seconi-hHnd ri.
amos, from different nrtories, now on htnd and
National Republican., 1873-12-15
CLOTHING STORES.


llAuvEN 4 HOLDEN, iOG Ia. av., cor. lith 81, The
sui,stsntisis and ,ieiicaeics OF the sesson cun-
sian'y served up IN the best style OF The culinary
art. Oysters, nrh, game, Sc, particular sIA.-
.i.lics. Ladies' saloon up stairs, by Iadirs' en-
w,rsmti s p,SrSu RooSs, s,h a., oppos,,r po.,
ONCE Department, The most central iosa.lIy
aud arknovig gcdl the best Cateress and
intcndeut ~ the city. Everything new Enl ir.t
class ln every .s-sprci. Breakfast FROM TO 1t
1T. ukoIas piNlSG Hooss, y s., urdcs Ii ,,ouIc
Tc,npir. Cuisine nnsurps.sed, and all the alp
plan. with a very liberal discount 10 rrsulir
National Republican., 1873-12-15

wHsn 4 BkvERipGE, iooa "a. ave-, bet. 10th aud
lith sts., Importers aud Wholesale and retail
dealers in China; glassware. trntrry, Pine
Cutlery. Plated Ware, and cvc.yih!ug lpprr-
tainIna TO the husin-ss ali of me hr.t ntiali,y,
aud at as law 'priccs a. tbs sInlv c4n be pur,
National Republican., 1873-12-15
DoDns, SASH, BLINDS, &c,

I,rRuY COLEMAN. 81 Th sf.,rppnsite Centre Mar
ket. A very La Es stock Approximately on h1nl
notice.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

RY w. L. WALL h CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 300 aud ooe Pennsyivania avenue, corner
Ninth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-30

AhOat II-f most cruel piece OF Injustice We
have seen IN tnJse harsh times : the charge
made against our gohd Senator POmerov of un-
deTtakiEg To secure his reelection by bribery
The cruelty was carried even To the extent of
STTeSting him on the charge; and one OF the
me mbers of the Kansas Legislature-Senator
lOTke-makes the wicked assertion that Polue-
roy paid him 5000 for his vote. Senator Pom
croy. the Telegraph tells Us. denies the charge
in toto" We should think 81. He j. not that
LIN" Oi man. and, besides, IL isn't likely that he
could have been trapped ~ easily His bald
and Ia.riarehal head IL. much too level. his
iEienG- think, to have caused him 10 commit
that iiFi!>cretiOn-uuless, indeed, the emergency
wa very pressing. As the Ct.oaie!s said the
other day IN his behalf:
= Those who know him intimately and well
htiicYe hum To he one OF the trueSt and purest
90 otr Iubuc men, a. they know him 20 h.. ono
o. TIE tucst generous His benetactions have
hi1de hundreds of worthy families rejoice
aOSs WhO ought % know him thoroughly re-
CART Linn a singularly un>rit>h, caring ONLY for
money - he can us ". not 20 aggrandize him
scif, but 20 accomplish some good"
Now, il Senator POmeTOy I'D give this s. OOo
To senator YOrke, (Which VI are not prepared
To believe, however, il was Ito accomplish
.ome good" or, a. Mr.. Cakes Ames would
phrase it" the most good The b.neiaction
wa intended to make NIr. Yorke's WORTHY fam
Ilg Rejoice.
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FINANCIAL AND ComHERCIAL.


BaLriMonE, Jan. 1.-virginia S., old, -; do,
bid to-day -
BALTIMORE, Jan. 0.-Cotton frmer-lov mid
diinss, 1g@gD: flour duh and unchanged. Wheat
Inn. Corn dull for Sout hern-white southern, s.;
yellow southern, 90; MIXED western steady, DIX
Oats hrm.southsrn; ..@a; Western mixed, sos;
,S .,,sr SSSsSS Pennsyl.ani., sn9S the
nothing offerfns. Moss pors' sIssSSIs@. BnIk
meais-shoulders, stssh; rib sides, tls6)6I; clear
rib sides, ga az. Bacon and hams unchang al Lard,
s@tsA. Western butter quiet, bu. hrm-choioe roll,
q a.H. Whisky steady, 24is.
NKw YoRk, Jan. e;-stocks dull. Gold steady.
BI. Money firm, 7. Governments dull and steady .
Exchange, long, ga; short, lcil. Virginia skies,
az, rev, 50. North Csrolinas, IS; new, IL.
NV YORK, Jan. 9.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat anchan Corn auie,
LoNDoS, Jan. -, II a. m.-The Bank Of England
rate Of discount has been REDUCED = and is 80
per cent. CoDsols opened At S2ete2S for Money and
US for account. Bonds Of 1856. old, 95 1857 az,
10 &0s, 92z: new hves, 81. Erie, SIS. ~
LONDON, Jan: ID, D. m.-The rate for money at
the stock Exchange on government securities ir
higher than the Bank Of England rate by = per csnt
krie, ~.
FRasxFoRT, ysn. 5.-Bonds opened at 9sii for the
issue Of 1872.
PAsIs, Jan. s.-Rents opened at "a francs 20 cen
times.
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MR.. a. O. GIvAUDAN,a French Ocuk snd GA
IN terer Of long Ia this city, - aed
house corner 81 18Th and III streets, Wmhingtons
where y vii hurnish upon the moss
bsis, RinnsU, supp and Lunches, s9A nsy esne-
single dishes Of any kind, soups &C. His long sxps-
rlsnee and the satisfsction ne has generally ven
A,C. GIvAUDAN. No. 500 18Th street, g. net
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THE WEATHER

NAK DEPARTMENT, Office Chef Signal OTcer,)
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 80, 1873, IL a. m. (
sYNofSIs FOB TIE FAST rwENTy-FeuR HOURS
railing barometer, rising Temperature, fresh and
hr-k and very brisk thwe-terIy and
wins and increasing cloudness have prevailed from
the Ohio and lower Missouri valleys to Lake Erie
AID the Upper Lakes with light snow over Wscon-
-In and MINI. sofa Fresh and brisk easterly to
northeriy winds cloudy weather and rain have con-
tirucd over the South Atlantic states Light to fresh
n"rthery winds ard partly cloudy weather over the
Gull states Generally clear and very cold weather
over the New England and Middle states, with
nofthwesteTiy winds over southern portions but
s'utheriy winds over nOrthe IN portions.
PRoBABIL IrIEs.-Fr0m lower Missouri and Ohio
valleys {" the Upper Lakes and Lake Erie rising
temperature, fresh and brisk westerly and southery
winds and very generally cloudy weather with snow
over the entire Lake region. For Kentucky and
tennessee rising temperature souiherly to westerly
winds and partly cloudy weather. For the Gulf
SAL . r1sng temreratue, light TO fresh winds and
light to fresh easterly to norherly winds and cloudy
weather with ram areas over the coast. For Middle
states falling barometer, rising temperature and
increasing clondness wit fresh and brisk southery
70 westerly winds over the northern portion. For
New England generally clear and continued cold
weather but increasing couiiaess night with fall
ing barometer and -outhery winds.
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
RARE CHANCE To SECURE A HOUSE.
PAY RFNIS NO LONGER REAnI

new two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. I22 81
street southeast, near the Avenue; rooms. bath
room, water closets, bay windows, front yard and
good stable: ~ foot paved alley price, S4,p: long
time.
Also, nearly new FRAME HOUSE. No. Ia, 81
street. northeast lot Z2Nlp COED rooms, beautifully
teTraced; Tor price and terms call at Office.
Also, new Sroom fRAME HOUSE, corner llth
and southeast; faces south and east; let 2)xl0o;
price S3.0e, long time.
Also, 10 room RRICK HOUSE, on street south,
between efh and 1th streets east Navy Yard; brick
Also, s room HOUSE, No. STA ah street south.
east, lot SxE; stands back in yard, price, S20a,
long time
Also, fcur-story BRICK, on ID street, between l2th
and l3 streets, y feet front by about feet deep
suitable for black smith, wheeiwricht. car
rage or paintshop, or mandatory, cheap; price,
S60Je.
Also, seven-room HOUSE on 10Th street, between
and :; front yard, hail. nearly new, good alley;
Alec, seven room HOUSE, corner 18Th and T. ana
one corner 18th and Boundary; both new, never &C.
Also, seven-room HOUSE, on street. between
$500.
We have other property for sale, and we invite all
desiring tn pUroL home long time, for cash,
to call, az we are sure can suit them.
We have, also, some very eligible building lots that
We can sell cheap.
PHIL. III. WEIGH Co,
az Masonic Temple.
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Tweed thanks Heaven that be Is not like
Other men. congressman aId sinners. He saw.
iHai, had as they call him, he was never vet
accused Of selling his vote. Comparatively viz
tuo..s Tweed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-30

Why doesn't Nr. Joe Stewart state who were
t'e two newspaper proPrietors to whom he gave
TaiiiOad bonds? Make a clean breast of n 4
-. Smoke 'eTn out!
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TWENTY PER CENT. OFF
TRY GOODS:
IMMENSE REDUCTION"
W0OLES DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN ss
PER CENT

Audrosooggin Bleached COTTON, l6c
am-utts Blcsched COTTON, sc
New York Mile Blrac he'd COTTON &c
Splendid bleac he'd and unhleac he'd cDTTONs les.e
%, "a and l04 SHEETIN6 from g. ~ up
line Of beautiful Wooies SHAMLS fSingis sna
doubled viii be sold Regardless II cost. TO close eus
the stock: Black Cashmere, 81
Elegant Paris h lbs only az i mart, colers a.
srirndid black SILK VELVET, = inch-s side
suitable Tor dresses, spencers, and trimming, a. o.,
remark alls chap.
MATER PROOF CLOTH. aao and up
BLAt h SIT ks from { D. up, tthuse n Z "a, a..
s250. IS, and s. . the best snad- for tie tSes
shown IN THE CITY since the war;
ELANNEIS very cheap.
Ladies' and Gents UNDERWEAR, and rNst.'
SHIFTS direct from the nlsntIfactory, ~ ~hd,ssis
prices. None but the BEST makes Of Goods kept
Save msuey by purchasing q
BRODHEAD A co,
dlo-r@bl 1903 street between i2fh aud isfh
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Boston has decided finally 10 open its public
library on Sunday. The oil board Of aldermen
voted down the project. The new board has
assed the order. with hut one dissenting vote.
Vow Tor Washington-the Congress library and
tue Young Mems Christian AsSOci alton library.
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HNAPIf0l, HILL
~
LIVERY HIRING AND SALE SrlRIe
sAs - W. ser ASs ID, 30 sr1EAss.
CARRIACpa pOp urDnyxn ,.u-,-a am
YECIPTIONS ATIII H0iips ANU
Particular attention. gixen 20 ,ha cara oe p...l;,,
- 0 '7' prpW W rs IN
inN =, sE., W,
-. :. ~ g. s2e. .c.e.
DANKRUPTCY NOTICE This ia TO give notice.
ID That on the ssSb dsy OF Lamar ID liza
tate Of BKRNHARD RAFF. Of the City a wash
inrton II ssid District who has been ,diu5red
Rant rum anon the netitin Of hi; c,al;tors. TT a.
the pay ments OF any ebts and deliyery OF an,
ertv belongip1 g. s.ck RAM runx "a hin, a. ~ ~
se and the transfer II sny nrorerty n, b;r .re f
hidden by law: Thai Q meeting Of the cra,itars Of
the said Rank I'm Mt to proye deb,s and cbcsse me r
more assGnees Of his Estate will he heli Al Count
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IMPORTANT TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDaR,
AND CONTRACTORg

The CAPE Ann GRANITE C0MH1FtANv h.v,,,
ss.soi,shed an Agency in this city, prepared 70
iMppnisn, az The shortest notice. all kinds 81 CUT
tsss builders or contractors, At the lowest market
ment Of granite CURLING, Belgian Payemenf RioeSS
Rs. seS Gsn Ss, Csps Door ss Ystsr TsSis,
CO., Agents, Plant s Building No ri Isth = 80
New FORK avenue and WelckerS masii.iv
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PERSONAL.

II 5. ELLIOTT
H. ILLRECEIvE MS FRIENDS ON
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SAT@T
URDAYS 49,
AT his new Stalls, Nos. 100 and 1O7 Center Market
and at Stalls No. 81 and Cd Northern Market on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY US AND FRIDAYS,
Northern Market from 5 p; m to p. m, where
carefully selected supply of BEEF can always be
found. During the winter a specially is male of
SFiosd Rounds, Roll. and BOwtlOnS. Don't forget
the numbers. J256t
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PIANOS. &c.

TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANos-Fr Pss-
Il ties ard Msstoai EstDtot aDgsnfs.-Al---
WAYS rece.ses the mot gromPt and sstisfsc GS9T4
toiy attention By o. l.. WILD Bro. l2OuJuHvv
uth street, near Eorth~e-t corner Il Pennsylyaaia
avenue, for the past twenty years well known -
practical Piano ard Musical Instrument m keru -
kepsirers. Dealers an Pianos and Musical InssrV-
ments generally.
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Or. TUT ) HAN DYE is E3SJI Y 4P.
13S-eo3t Piled
~ RCSADALIS, ROSADALIS,
10y Read sLd despair no longer.

kUNAUAEIS'
ecJ Read aud despair no longer
. GoRDoNSvIILE, Va, March 3, lS.;a
rsnt'snsH' Our customers speak in the Ia glc,t
praise Ui the merits of Rosadali-
W have lady living not over five hundred yards
" NJ oHr store who. account of nTeterate dis
ease of The alp hal not been able for three years
!" comb her hair rtts the comb her head
ing perfect scab, and who now after using a few
totties 81 Rosalalis, dress her hair with a fine
comb with perfect freedom from pain We
viii have 10 order medicine BY the gross in or
der to supply the demand Very RESPECTFULLY
2S-et1 CRAVEN GO Dru0g,s,s
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WATER RENTS,
~ N
1873.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


WATER REGIsTR,Rs OFsTcEJ
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
.... WASH NGToN, January u 1873. \
ing tbq spri !, casG 70 The provision ct law relur
he, here rtnt remains anpai At the exrra,io Of
THIS law VIII be promptly and erectuslly enforced
tend during the y this ace viii T se o Sn eTa al
evening during the week ending February ]. b.
Nm tpe hours of6 and p. NJ, for the receipt of
got TIMOTHY LUBEY, Water Registrar.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
different Councils, having met in pursuance Of our
Conysnti9n for the purpose of organizing a GRAND
s4S SOL ST Il TX q q DAEGHTERs AND
this Jurisdiction are hereby requested to srni ther
respective Delegates to said Convention on the 4rH
Union League Hall, o oh street, between and IL
-tIeets, Washington. ID, G.
W Wormley, Anna johnson, Anthony Thomas, J. W.
Lincoln Council. No. e-Georse Brown. Robert
Green, Richard Nelson, Grady Ann Wilson, Martha
Hsmer Council, No sTbomas smith, Zaehariah
Mmeh-l- JaTod Penn, susan Young, Caroline Brooks
Please address AL earnunications 10
1927 Nc. 1889 an street northwest.
giouNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIAN,
Syeu,s,ins Iihr,,y-TG1rI Corner 9Th "a, and D streets:
60, quarter. Free Readins R koc near . per
fafl"f-- Tree 10 all. Daily PRAYER Meetings at
l2;l5, o. and p. Sabbath Afternoon services in
Lincoln Hall AT 80 O'Clock
First Lecture before Chri.tisn wor'xer.' Glass nv
fes: = r. Newman, Sabbath afternoon, 18th inst,
Sabbath Evening services, at the Theatsr Com
hiue, 80 O'CLOCK lis
fS TO SkEPTICS
tS The almost daily receipt OF voluntary testi-
n"nial- from every part If the country from Phys;
Clans Clergy men, old and young male and female i.
s,ffCiemt to convince the most skepticai that DR.
Mt ~ pecturant Is the most valuable Lung Bal
am III the age: many wonderful cures have been
performed by II, may lie BY hundreds of GER
rhcaten IN he hands q! the proprietor Try il and
you will doubt No longer
BAINBRIDGE- Ga, Sept. p. 1859.
NJ. L. III. NJ Mc TyH>: Dear Frieni-EncIrsad
please md the r. q order for five dollars, and I
.hal have To apologize for writing to you before
j have been quite sick and very busy when we'll:
therefore neglected it. Ycu will please send mo per
Express two more battles IF TUFTS Expectorant II
~ certainly splend thing for cough il has cured
NE tfecnaliy oil my cough, and also several Others
Tp HON gave IL.
With Thousand thanks for the medicine Won sent
nae. i remain your sincere friend, X C. SCoTr
DE. TUFTS H4IR DNE is EASILY 4P.
l3o-e'3t Piled.
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~ OFFICE REPUBLIC SAVINGS AND
Wy BUILDING ASSOCIATION,

Wy BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
joy SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The Tenth MoDthly Meeting of this Association
VIII be held at N. g. A. Lecture Room, 400 9th
street northwest, MONDAY, February 81, 1873, IL
p. M.
All Stockholders requested to he in attendance
and hear read the Third Quarterly Report If the III
nance Committee which will be Of unu -ual interest
The Treasurer will be at the Office IF the A,soca
tinn To receive dues, TIL URSDAY, FRIDAY aud
SATU RDAf II this week from o to = d. m
In-S lRep.l E.J. SWEET, Secrstary.
NIRA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
erC of the WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COM
PANY, for the Election If Directors, will be held at
ihe Office Of the Company, No. 4I3 10th street, on
MONDAY, the Sd day Of February, ISIS. Polls will
be opened at IL and close at D. m.
Jl5-tFeb1 CHAS. X. BAILEY, Secretary.
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WILLIAM KNABE CO.,
W..n BAL BAII,scE% HHM aWS,susp.
These instruments have been before the publsc Fl
forty years, and upon thsir excellence alone-
attained an unpurchssed pre-efninsDcsl
which pronounces them unea usled for theiryOvvv
tone, touch, workmasshp and durability rhsy
have been awarded sixo Ave Rnld ara siIvee $40.
at different fairy over other con petftors x ~ fSeir
SQUARE PIANOS have tbsir ssu ana Improve
Oyerstrung scale and Agrafe.
willisp MoCAmmOnS PIAkOs and PIANOS 90
OCEANS from ssrtoss well knewn factories for sals
declo.G Piano wsrereou., 10 nh ssrs:s.
GUSTAV KUHN, lformerly Foreman for p. o.
~ Llghte Co, Tuner for Ssslnway S
FIN TSs s sS i.ss Ipner for netseroa Co,
mos AND ORGANS Orders len q KARRB
yewelry store, 63S Pa. sve.; EAlRNB Drux 6ears,
cor "a. ave. and 9th g.; or ~ ROSENTHALB, SOL
TN corner Of II, win meet with DromDf sttsntioa,
and satisfsction guaranteed. now -6s
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rs S.HENCkS PrLMONIC SYRUP,
ny SEAWEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
lIILS.-The-e are the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption. DR.. Schenck has been in
CONSTANT practice over thirty continually
aiming lungs, and knows his medicines, properly
taken, VIII cure consumption. His Mandrake Pills
cleanse the liver and stomach, his Seaweed Tonic
dssolves the food stimulates the coating If the
arh and aids digestion; his Pulmonc Syrup ripens
The matter and nature throws of without
ertl.n, Prepared aud for sale by }. ii. SCHENCK
\ Sun. northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets.
ally. ian, 9oIv
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- PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
These Instruments, which, on account az their -
peTiorify over all others, have ian Q fec yeara-
become the most popular here, ne we'll a. Ill 49,
over the country, can be had for tbs Wv
sQuARE PIANOS from SSs to os7s
SPkiGHI PIANOS from Sso % ere.
GRAND PIANOS from eo7e 90 81 17s
Persons who wish 70 save from lo0 % eNs 10 pe!.
Chasing the best instrument out, invited y og0
aud compare for Themselves Pianos for rent. Panos
exchanged. Tuning and Repairing properly attended,
to. CARL RICHTER, Agent,
dl6-tr 03s PenDsy " ania aveouo
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FOR SALE.

pRICK CLAY FOR SALE.
- Apply to
DODGE DARNEILLF,
ll7-ff I421 n street
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The Little straw Hat.

We all Of us have eur secret hoard
ofthings that 20 cherish and tenderiy prize
Things that are neither Of value or rare,
Or for which any one else would care,
Yet priceless to us-and we keep them stored
Far from the sight of all other eyes.
have one treasure among my store
Which is dearer than all of the rest TO me,
You will smile it may hap with unbelief.
Unless you have had the self same grief;
For the tribes Of those who are no more,
The loved and lost, grow precious to be.
Would you know what it is, so dear to my eyes.
And what so often will make them dim?
Forit brings to my mind the dear little head
That so long has slept with the loved one.
dead.
lis nothing-this thing that so niue hprizc-
But a httle straw hat with ragged brirn.
often unlock the closet door
And bring it tenderly forth to the light.
Ihe ribbon is faded, It's torn and old.
But no one could buy it with gold untold;
And many time on the chamber floor
I've wePi and kissed it half the night
love 1t rs only mother can love
The simple things of her little dead;
L prize it as only mother can prize
The things SO worthless in other eyes.
FOR 1t symbols the crown that know above
Covers the little ones head.
with streaming eyes can often see
The sweet little face in the sunlight glow.
Looking forth from the ragged brim,
with the saucy GLANCE 40 av,a, 4.
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hastily of their acts Time must prove
the correctness or iallacy of their legisla
ton. We are fully convinced that under
the new order Of our State government we
viii prosper much better than under the
old system.
The indications now are that in a few
days We may sing:
Spring time has come, gentle Annie,
And the wild flowers are scattered DER the
plain. ST. ALBANs.
March "a, 1873.
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A BARON AMONGST Us.-It was currently
rumored, that branch house of the Roths.
childs.was to be established in Huntington
A few weeks ago Gen. Echols President Of
the National Valley Bank, Of Stanton.
who is well known all along the route to
Louisville, Ky, took possession Of w. C.
Eskridge, Cashier OF the National Valley,
and NJ. Harvey Effinger, Cashier Of the
FIRST National, of Staunton, and carried
them west with him, stopping at Hunting
ton When the two cashiers, slick, fat and
CHEEKY made their appearance on the streets
OF that embryo CITY, the conclusion was
jumped at that the Rotbschilds had arrived
They became the observed OF all observers
and were very much flattered al TIE en-
inence they had assumed. What the face
tious General did to excite and then allay
the curiosity of the people we have not
heart But one thing is certain, one of the
cashiers instantly ordered suit OF clothes
from London, and is now caparisoned a la
R"thschilds, and ready to play the role Of
barker on a grander scale than ever before.
He wa. recently toasted at a social gather
ing, as the Rothschilds of America, and
bore the soft Impeachment with becoming
MISREPRESENTATION Tiadicator
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-29

TINS agricultural editor OF the New York
Sun, makes s'rong argument in favor OF
speciaiiles in farming. lie advocates the
adoption Of such crops Us are hest suited to
the sol aud crcunstanc. r., and rigid adj
hereuce to them through successive SEA-
sons, with a constant striving to attain the
highest degree Of excellence.
The same journal contains an extract
FROM the Rrai Ne,c Gorker IN favor %,
mixed llnsban'ry.' Both present sound
arguments. aud both are right It depends
upon O c man whether success ensues IN
either case
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-29

AMERICAN ANTIQUrrIEs.-ln the remote
parts Of Arizona it is said that well preserv
ell and extensive ruins have been found
which Indicate the former existence OF
populons cities. From an account OF these
ny Colonel Roberts in the Builder we 1uote
the following description at is surround
ed by a wall OF sandstone neatly auarried
and dressed 10 feet, or II feet thick, and
originally, judging from the detritus, 10
feet or 20 feet high. Within are the walls
OF houses, temples, and markets, all OF
solid stone and showing excellent masonry.
These walls are covered with hieroglyph
les, cut deeply into the stone. The whole
OF the ruins, like most Of those OF the ORR
ent, and more especially those OF Arabia
and Assyria, are more or less buried in
sand. According to the account, this city
is some 30 miles from the boundry between
Utah aud Arizona, and an equal distance
from the Western Colorado line II is close
to the desert, and Is surrounded by extea-
sive sandy plains.-,Scyibner's for april
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-03-29

.Sto'-5'r'' sre gong out of fashion
for ladies riisE ast- sui the cavalier
pes ."r. vita = long oatr'ch plume. 10 now
ut correct sling