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Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27
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TN the streets Of Middleiswn, bsswsea ths no.
i Tel of. q. Lowber and my stable on Ander-
sou street, new HORSE BLANKET. The 6nd-
- viii be libesaliy rewarded By rstursIns Il 10
sept 31-st. L, p. Mcdowell
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Petersburg. Va. had over $500. 900 ia
it's suspended banks. and Wednesday
Molllvains 4 Go. and the bank Of Peters.
tsrs we're added 70 the pumbsr Of sus.
p-nsioos.
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PersOnal

Rev. DR. McCabe viii preach his las, sermons
s Rector Of 81. Anncs Parish Tomorrow morn
ing aud evening, in tina, ch red y, wees
Or. Mccahe will return TO lrginia, his native
State. lie leaves many warm friends behind
whose well wishes for his future welfare aud
happiness vii! follow him wherever he goes
We understand that DR.. j. J. yanderford of
Delaware City, eoniempla,cs sailing ior Europe
within two or three weeks, purposng to engage
in the practice OF his profession in Mates,
France, having been offered lucrative position
in that city. We wish the doctor abundant sue
cess.
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Mr.. Gaston. Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Massachusetts, snys tho pro.
hib,iou laws have rendered to corrupt
public morals.
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The Shah Of Persia has reached biz
capital aud been we'll rscsivsd.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27

The revolution in Santo Domingo now
promises success. Monte Christie and
Guaynbin are in tho hands Of the revolu
tionists.
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Ton Allen. the pugilist. bss accept.
ed the challenge Of Ben. Hogan. u
oght 1T d, 900 aside within month.
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I utrur.

days ras, that tho Bark Of smyrna had lost
$1,000 hs the recent failure or Henry Clrws &
Co, uf Ns@ York. Thi. story Cashier Rel, Of
that bank, pronounccs untrue In every piriicu-
lar. lie denies the story OF the alleged loan aud
says that tho only connection that Clsws 4 20.
had with the bank WAS tha, Of collecting
agency for tho convenience Of i,s customers
lie also con,rndics the story that the bank buys
paper at a shave in Philadelphia or any other
city lie says thu, the bank holds ample coll.ie.
raj securities for It's accounts with Cicws h Co,
and that no loss whatever is apprsheuded TO the
bank from their failure
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27

One hundred aud ,y-cight thousand
pounds were drawn from the bank of Eng
land Wednesday for shipment to New
York
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27
Business Iotals.

TArs wowx, TArE woRM, removed in = few
hours with harmless Vegetable Medicine No fee
asked until the entire worm, with head passes.
Refer those afflicted TO residents Of che city whom
] have cured, that had hcen unsuccesshliy uea,-
ed At The Jefferson Medical College, on Tepth d.;
had taken in vain turpeniines, the so-cnlled spe-
cities and all known remedies. Or. H. r. Kun
kei. No. $50 North Ninth Street, Phiiadelphis.
The Doctor has been in business for over IS
years, and is perfectly reliable. Call and see
Advice free. Removed iapsworm from a child
six years old, measuring 20 feet. At his Office
can he seen specimens, some Of them over forty
feet in length which have been removed In less
than three hours by taking one dose OF his med
ieinc. DR.. kunkers treatment is simple safe and
perfectly reliable, and fee nm Ill the worm with
head, passes. DR. +. r. kuNKEL, 2so North
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Consultation by
mail or at Office free. 1885
For the bcs, -four and feed at low prices. cali
on FoARD CoMEGYS.
500 YARDS BEST PRINTS in remnants suit
able for quilts a. / cents per yard, n,
S.M. REYNOLDS.
For the celebrated Monitor and Lyksas Valley
Coal II, low prices, call on
FoARD coMEGYs.
Judgment Bonds Notes and other Legal Blanks
can 10 had on application al the TsAsscKirr o.
fee.
For tho celebrated Hamilton Seed and Pho,-
phair Drill AT manufacturers prices, call on
foARD CoMEGYS.
Labels for books, packages, boxes, kc print
cd on fne gummed paper, can be had a, the sfnes
of the TRAsscRirr.
For WIN. u. Bells superior Drain Tile a, man
ufac,urer prices, call on FOARD CoMEGfS.
Businrs, Cards Letter and Bill Heads sre
printed 81 the TRASscRlrr Office as neatly and
cheapy MS eau be done clscwher
For the Iiagersto~n Grain and Phosphate
Diill, call on FOAED CUMEGiS
For all kinds Of job printing 20 to tn. TsIs-
scEirr unl,e.
Nc. ! M"eksr'l, sii 90 per hsrr,l.
s. REYNOLDS.
rore-lnin-lined Kettles, Fruit Jars and Cans,
jelly Tumhlers with aud without covers. At
s ~ REYNOLDS
lllnck Teas, soc, eoe, 55e, and 81 per pousd.
). ". REf NOl.DS.
Healing on the Wings" say nl who have
made use OF Dr. Wis,ars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
and hy such use been cured Of coughs, colds
bronchitis sore throat. influenza or consumption
The prudent will always keep this standard rem
edy by them.
One hundred doz son finish White Spool Cot.
ton for the Sewing Machine, aa ssuis per dos 8
csnis per spool, al ). N. REYNOLDS,
Pure Fresh Congress Water,
Direet from Saratoga Springs, Tor sAs BY 3
". REi NOLDS.
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T. A. McCLELLAND'S
A uction Room q

Bay your Furniture, Mattresses, &c. Of T. A,
McClrlland, laio Chestnut Street. Handsows
New Furniture for Parlors, Bed Rooms and pi,
ming Ronms, at Auction Sales, every Monday
aud Thursday, and sold al Private Sales AT Aae,
ton Prices. All goods warranted. Furni,uss
carefully Packed and Shipped.
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Sunday schools IN Delaware.

The righ, thing is being done by the fpisco-
palians in Delaware. They have a Diocesan
committee TO look after Sunday School interests.
The third annual gathering OF schools in viii
ming,on will take place in the church OF which
!. Gardner Li,iell is Rector About 1000 scholar.
and teachers, besides many elergymen, are ex-
pscied TO be present. All who ars near enough
TO attend should bear in mind the "a OF October,
which is the time nrpoin,e ted IS. s. Timo
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DIED.

DIED.
Near Middletown, on the goth instant, Jacob
A. Vandegriii, In the 35lh year Of his age.
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-. Ann. p. " Church. M,dd,.,o.sn.

Divine Service at the usual hours. ON io.mor-
row Sunday log, \. ", and u, IN.
The following are the texts
MoRSisG.--"Gi,e an account of thy Sicw ard.
ship. for thou ma!e,t no longcr he Steward. E
Luke xvi, ?.
E,rSINo. Finally brethren, farewell be
perfect, he of good couforr. he OF one mind,
live in Peace, and the God Of love and pea,.
shall be with you. 2nG Corinthians, xiii, n
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Decision Of . Suit Against the p. w. & r
n. II. Co.
Hotel Change.

John 4. Morton, Esq has disposed Of his in.
tercst in tho National Hotel, in this TOW n, 10
Mr. jackson Bryant Formerly Of Woodbury., n.
j. possession 10 bc giron on the It'll OF October
next
Mr. Bryant was nj one time connected with
Davis Hotel. IN Philadelphia, and has the repu.
ia,ion OF thoroughly understanding lis business
Mr.. Morton will return to the Arch ST, House.
Philadelphia, having taken m interest in that
hotel Mr. VI. made many friends, during HE
short stay in Midile,own, who will part with
him with regret, hut will, AT the same time. lie
pleased 10 know that the change will DO gain
TO him.
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Peaches.

The peach shipments from "below" are rari,
ly diminishing. TIA Wednesday nine ears wci
sent TO Philadelphia and nine TO New forl
The whole number shipped over the DcawGi
railroad up TO Wednesday Is 2,3a7 cars, but,
these did not all eoniain their full complement
500 baskets each. the exac, number Of pearh.
canno, be stated. The peach train was will
drawn on Wednesday, and the peaches are no
carried by the Express Freight.
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The Err,cssom L,ns.

Since the break in the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal there has been n total suspension O
all business by the Ericsson line between Phlia
dclphia and baltimore. Two OF the boats hav
been lying ut their wharycs At the corner o
Pratt and Ligh, Streets, Idle, and Others ar
similarly situated IN Philadelpha. The dana
gcs sustained by this delay the co,npany esli
mates at $50, ,o0o--Blh. Sun
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1.teense.

Perseas who desire 10 sell liquor under III
new law can procure certificates a, the Office {
the Clerk Of the Peace at New Castle. As III
petitions with the signrrs attached, must b
published two weeks prior to the meeting Of III
Court, there will he some activity in this ms,,s
the coming month.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27

One hundred doz sofi finish White Spool Cot.
ton for the Sewing Machine, as ssuis per dos 3
csnis per spool, Al =. N. REYNOLDS,
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27

The President has appointed Rirhafd HaFFiug.
ton, formerly ~ Delaware, Secretary Of ihs
District Of columbia, rice Z. 3. Stanton, ap.
poutsd Receiver of the First Natioaal oaak.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27
Heavy l.oss.

It's reported that Edward Downey, OF Ne,
Castle Hundred, visited New Castle on fraa
last, and received 5000 for his crop Of whoa,
After pay ing note of 5000, he started ava
with the balance in his pocket, but on reachin
home he discovered that said balance Of $40
had entirely disappeared.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27

d. W. EliAson has sold out his "MiddleiowI
Market House 10 3. 3. lioiton whe will hessai
iss supply the citizens sf Maidstone With fruits
Vegetables, &c.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27

Superiutendant Harlan, Of the Public School
made hs second annual report Of the csndiiit
Of the school department OF that city last No
day evening. The schools are large aud hou
ishing.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-27

Rev. Or. Patton will preach in the MissioI
Chapel AT Armstrong; Corner, Tomorrow lSun
dsy at three o clock. New reversible seats hAv
been received this week from Nsw York, and III
Chapel wiil now accommodate $50 people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28
,NlEIsN DISPATCHES
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO II SE>TINEL.I

NEW YORK.

New York, February 2G.
The Lon ion TtnaS OF the 18th re-
publishes tne Iii Jlomatic correspond
eice between the English and RuS-
sian Governments regarding he al,
fair, of Central Asia, which CLOSED
with a concession on the part of Rus
STA of the immediate point i'll dispute,
the boundary laid down by the
English Government being accepted.
All extension of thirty DAYS a
been granted in the case OF Phelps,
II is uncertain when the trial of the
case of Phelps, Dodge " Co.. VIII
uccur, as the firm are to OBTAIN an
order to take testimony in Europe,
A. b. Stockwell, President or the
Pacific Mail Company. Is reported 10
be embarrassed by yesterday 5 de-
cline in stocks. Various reasons are
assigned for yesterdays repression
1t it said by some that Jay Gould Is at
the bottom of it by others tiat IL IS
due to the extreme tlShtiess III we
money market. Stockwell Yesterday
declined to receive his stocks ace"ra-
ing to contract, but said he wouiu se'-
tie to-day. . g
The Assembly this evening refused
To order the New York charter to a
third reading.
ALBANY, February p.
The Assembly has passed the New
York city charter.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, February 20.
A proclamation is issued to-day
SIGNED by John McEnery, Governor
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28
CUBA.
pt#.E. s'UiSI Ns,Ni'iiC.iE>
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SAN FRANCIsCO. Febru;

SAN FRANCISCO, February 81.
1t is reported that Cohen. Special
Agent, has received the appointment
of Surveyor Of this port, rice Clayton,
resigned.
Gil. Miller was brought before the
Police Count to-day, charged with
shooting at and woundinE &. NJ. We
II lie i'm the head last night. Miller as
serts that he can prove an oitdi, and
the case will be resumed this alter
noon. Nenille is seriously hurt.
The prosecution in the DeNine muir
der case has rot Closed its testimony.
One hundred Cinnamon went to
Saut elitO to-day. to work on the San
Rafael Railroad.
The New Guinea Mining and Com
mercial Company has been mcorpo-
rated object, to mine for gold on the
Island of Papua..
Is. Darwin. Assistant District AttOr-
new, who has been ill a long time, IS
recovering, and will soon resume his
duties.
The trial of James p. McLennan,
for illicit distilling at South San Fran
cisco, resulted in his acqulttal by the
Jury this afternoon.
A warrant has been received Tor the
arrest of IA teacher in the Lincoin
SCnOO' ,cilaTStu Will 'iueAi. cN"S
boy, one OF the pupils.
The defense in the Devine case was
| opened this afternoon, just before the
adjournment OF the our
The secret examination OF the al
fairs of the Shipping Commission
| ei's office is still pending in the cham
hers OF the Judge of the United States
Circuit Court.
The racing ships Young America
and La E>coSe sailed to-day.
Los ANGELES, February 81.
The following from the seat OF war
in Arizona is from Il o respondent Ill
the field of operations of the TROOPS
from Camp Verde and Fort Whlpple.
1t includes a fight by Lieutenant
Michler. at Tono Creek, January 22d,
i'm which he killed seventeen and cap
lured three. In the attack, one soldier
was killed. Captain Price, ofthe Fifth
Cavalry, killed five warriors near the
east fork of the Verde, on the l9th OF
January, First Sergeant Day beng
i'm command of Il detachment on u
side scou at the time. Lieutenant
Woodsou's command was fired into
i'm the night, killing II horse. Cap
tain McliregOr'S commando. captain
Carey, Lieutenant Rice, and the IN
| dian scouts, encountered heavy SHOWS
i'm the mountains, and returned 10
Fort Whipple on the 18Th. lheE
hilled two Indians. General Crook
arrived at headquarters on the lItn
instant. having been al'Seht apou'
three months.
NEVADA.
VIRGINIA. February q.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

THE RAILROAD BLLs.-Both the
Flu e'la and Palisade and Elko and
Hamilton railroad bills are now likely
to pass the Legislature and become
%laws-thus producing a healthy com
pctition between the two companies,
which will insure the construction OF
one or both OF these roads.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

enrolment of the State militia, which
proclamation says they will be dis
banded as soon as the present emerg-
encv shall cease.
The McEnery Legislature to-day
passed a joint resolution calling on
McEnery to use the civil, and, il
necessary, the military power of the
State to reinstall the Judges of the
Third, Fourth, Seventh, and Eighth
District Courts of the Parish of Or
leans, and to sustain them i'm the ex-
ercise of their judicial functions.
CONNECTICUT.
MIDDLETON, February 26.
The Democratic Convention of the
Second District nominated j. Il.
English for Congress.
GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, February 26.
Alex. Ii. Stephens is elected to Con-
gress from the Eighth District with
out opposition.
MICHIGAN.
LANSING, February &c.
The Republican State Convention
here to-day nominated Isaac p.
Christians for reelection as Judge of
the supreme Court, and Il. G.. Walker
and T.. j. Clinic as Regents Of the
State University.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February &c.
Count Eernstoff is hopelessly ill of
dropsv.
Sir VIM. Fry, Chancellor of the
Barons' Court of EXchequer, died to-
day.
The stockholders of the London,
Liverpool. and Globe Insurance Com
nany held a stormy meeting to-day.
The trouble grew Of il non-declaratiOn
of a dividend, owing to losses by the
fires in Chicago and Boston.
Sir Rowland Stephenson is acting as
mediator between masters and men
in South Wales. Dowlar's company
Yesterday eXtinguished the fires in
their furnaces. 1t is probable that the
coal miners in the north will strike
in a fortnight, if the increase in
wages is not conceded. The mining
districts are Gu'Ct.
Marshall & Sons, cotton spinners,
Stock port. have suspended; liabiii-
ties, G253, 900.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, February &c.
The session of the German Parlia-
ment will open on the 18th Of March.
The !iourneymen bakers of Stuttgart
have struck for higher wages.
Iic LtS SDtlillDil VI Wei man NltSttT
Printers of Lei sic resolved to lock
ComDositOrs' Society, if the strike
now in progress continues after a GER
tain day.
MADRID, February &c.
TIC Government is organizing an
army of twenty lattaliuns to fight
the Carlists.
Tutuan. Minister OF Finance. has as
surel officers OF the New Mortgage
Bank that the Government will re-
Spcct all financial engagements made
by the former Government.
The bill for the abolition of slavery
in Porto Rico and other Spanish col
onies has not yet passed.
FRANCE.
PARIS, February &c.
Olla's band of Carli>iS is reported
marching toward Navarro. The in
SurrectiOnary chief Dorganv has
issued II proclamation ordering the
municipalities to send all young men
to Join the Carlist forces. \ large
force of Insurgents is threatening
Pampeluna. General Ptira is hurry
ing to the relief Of the city.
CUBA.
HAVANA, February &c.
Lima dispatches of the 1ith state
that Colonel GarundS and Ceballos,
eXiled revolutioni>tS, were shot dead
at ~IIuasco, while escaping. The peo-
pie i'm consequence are very much
agitated. A few days ago. an armed
mob forced its way into the halls OF
Congress, accused the Government of
completely in the assassination of
these men, and demanded change
of Ministry. Such n change seems
Imminent, as Il revolution is feared.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

thiRD DAY OF I4ENr.-Services viii
aeia IN st. James Church to-day
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

o'clock, Mrs. Mckay, wife of the en-
gineer of the Gould e. Curry hosting
works, while on n visit to her hus-
band at the works, had her dress
caught in the machinery, and was
bruised and torn almost to pieces
from the right hip to the knee. The
flesh was entirely stripped to the
bone. She died instantly. She was
only 10 years old, and had been mar
ried but a few months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

J. OTTENHEIMER wishes to inform Il G
public that has the exclusive agency tor
Eureka OF the san Francisco Butl TN,
san Francisco News Letter and Calllor-
ma Democrat; and will also deliver East
IRA papers to subscribers IN any part Oh
TOWN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

FLATTERERs. - The White Pine
Neus and Reese River Rereil1e are par
ticularlv anxious to fiatter and secure
the goodwill of the managers OF the
Eureka Consolidated. This arises rot
so much from their love for that COM
panv as from the fact that the Sen
rINEL is supposed to be no trend to
it. We are not its enemy. that is Ger
tain; but the mere s%uppo>ltiOn is
enough to start the batteries of the
above named papers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

Acrtva 8.

AcrtVa 8.
Ky woupRUFF 4 ENNOR'S LINE:
kadge C C Goodwin w a Seaton and wife
Dir i;intio Mrs Sebastius
kohn Abraham John Foley
Departure
BY WOODRUFF & ENNoR'S mi
Vas Williams w Haynes
Lizzie Gcvan PClawSOn
Dir Bresiincr = Robinson
Jim Miller JC Robinson
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

PERSONAL---VERY.. A.. Seaton, wife
and children, and Judge G. c. Good
win. were q nOng the passengers on
the incoming stage yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

NJ. r.. BARTLETT, real estate age IT.
tiouScs to let and for SAL in all parts OF
the city. Inquire ut the California Lum-
Der \ ard, on South uol street. ii
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-28

UrDELIyERED MEssAGE.-There is
a message at the telegraph office adj
dressed to George Young.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-13

Mr.. BARBOUR and General Early washed
their hands of tho Walker movement OF
1860, and General Early left the state
convention which declared for Greeley in
1872 in disgust. They are both uncom-
promising and unreconstructed opponents
of the whole policy of reconstruction.
General Early left the country in 1865 and
refused to live in the United States at all
until 1863. Mr.. Barbour refused to give
any countenance to the Greeley movement
of 1872, and incurred the censure of his
friends for his stubborn impracticability in
that campaign. .....E rrowfIf
But these two gentlemen are in high
feather now. They ,a, the late Oonserva-
| tive convention on the most ancient Bour-
bon line. They had it all their own way.
Kemper is Mr.. Barbour's man, Withers is
General Early's. The Conservative
ticket is in spirit and meaning precisely
what it would be if Early were on it fol
governor, and James Barbour for lieuten.
ant-goyernor, lglEa 911" .a"1.'9. H
The whole affair means scornlul repu.
diation of the Conservative irt-eating'
of 1872 and 1869, 1t means restoration
of the Bourbons to power. II means wal
upon negro rights, free schools and every
thing. which the thirteenth, fourteenth, an'
fifteenth amendments We're intended t.
secure. 1t means prescription and hate
and hostility to the nation and its laws.
Under the lead of these master spirits
J the convention was reluctant to treat on
, carpet-bagging governor with decent re
spect. The motion to invite Governc
Walker to seat on the platform and to az
q dress the convention, drew forth as man
y noes as ayes. and it was the arbitrary dec
# sion of the chairman alone which carried !
g The cry is: "Down with '69 and ~.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-13

THERE is one thing which the negro
man willnot do J; he will not vote with any
party which is opposed to the government
of this Union and which complains of the
laws of the United States Congress. There
is another thing which he will do, under all
circumstances he will support with all his
soul that party in this country which
sustains the Union, its. government and its
laws.
AS long as parties in any state are
divided on the line of sustaining or oppos-
ing the national government and its laws,
just so long will the colored race be found
acting as body on one side of this line,
with the party supporting the government
which gave them liberty, citizenship and
equal civil rights. This course of theirs is
no. only right and honorable, but it is obi
gatorY. Their duty is so strong in the case,
that they really have no moral option or
choice. To expect them to oppose the gov
eminent from which they have received such
priceless boons, and to join with its
enemies, is to expect them to outrage every
honest and honorable sentiment that stirs
the human bosom. .lr
Yet the Conservatives complain of them
for taking this just, honorable and obliga-
tory course and they make the fact OF
their taking it the pretext for appealing to
the white men to band likewise together
for fancied self-proteetion. The wrong is
theirs. If they would support the govern
ment and its laws in good faith, coloreG
men would be found voting with them ant
would not vote all together. They mean nc
opposition to white men or to any class OF
interest by voting together. They are
simply giving that loyal support which il
due from them to the party which sup.
ports the government and its laws.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-13
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL,
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
RE-OPENED ON THE

UROPEAN PL A N,
CORNER PEEEGYLFASLA avenue AND SIXTH Sis.
a u WASHINGTON, ID. q.
and has, during the past summer, undergone the
most thorough renovation 1t has been re-
furnished with elegant Walnut Marble-Top Fur
niture, Spring Beds, Velvet and Brussels Car
pets throughout.
: The furniture and appointments have been
manufactured to order expressly for this House,
European Hotel in the country. The rooms are
arranged en- suite and single, and will be rented
from $l.00 to 50 10 per day Gneluding private
parlors) - a.. -.... -
Room, Gentleman's Restaurant, Lunch and Re
freshment Saloons are conveniently arranged
where all meals will be served a la carte.
| A liberal discount will be made to those desir
| ing to remain by the week or month
| II raE-..r WOODBURY. & DUREN,
/ no 27-sm Proprietors.