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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-21

WAsHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
COMPANY. (Oranse, Alexandria and Mana.
~ and LynchbnrE and Danvills Railroad
p3 amn.s phItH TkAIss teSseps Sunday M
connections will DO made 6etween Wsshinston and
Lynehburg In the grea, line from New ORLEANS and
era Ohio Isilroad q 9ordonsville and GhsT2ottss
XIV n MI r Nd South and all the line 70
- Leave Washinston ~ Potomae Ferry Oompsny's
M m. md tsle trains corner King and
ArEiyeAt LynchburY a. % .. m, and ~ 4 = ~:
m6kins close conpections West and Southwest
.PAssenxers for Manassas Diyision leave Eeyonth
ssfs s,In wharf a m daily, eIcsptins sunday
iesns. chanEinE enIx y, ifc Alexandria TO Newor
p.Ii.gy mchsts q aa Pennsyivsnia avenue and at
RAinnmore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington,
srs 81 Or At Alexandria, corner Of King and Union
knoi.a Omnibus Line makes rapid connection bs
sntS stpsst mS ana Ohio railroad depot and ssv
ssnss. and supper on ry boats for through
hpt T. NJ BROA ma N p
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-21

INOR sALE-BRICK HOUSE, no. 4so o
II street northwest: nn ruomp, hall, cellar, water
ard sas Built By days work. and handsomely
trimmed throughout Price, ft.ao. Inquire on TN
premises. Antb mAwtm'
EOR sALE.-A SPLENDID ROAD HORSE;
IN one Of the fastest, best and most pleasant
drivers In the city. Apply at Room u Marble Build
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-21
PERSONAL

oTIcE.-IF MRS. RosANNA McIANE,
TO her. Jos. +, K. PLANT,
.n,sst Cor. E.nd Eissss sif.st. NV.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-21

Year raS Ss P EXPORTS E Tor p ssss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-21

M Ana q Is. Il; ~ ~ s s;s ga 3 Il. "
n... m ~ III A sSssSfHis On Sunday.
M'h' p m. 81 sSs Sfs p 4FrRR&&iis NIs,
L.sss oas % nd i'ssGps a h .sSp Inc
II ..S sna At nj 's.ssp: :nd
aa ss s. ssn . Sp x. 10 sns s ion
FoR FONT OF EoSSs I s%SS fSsaTfEsSSfkaD1AT.
Mshoam. and s, and Is D. m, R.,un,nrI,.,,
ss1s q WssSns,Sa a1 q Is md s So a and
.S!rFsBusS EtA ymf1F RSGf1
Leave Washington At : ssb =, m, and 10 p. IN.
Y &: !: r hour s.s 4 &:
wy; also :. sas 9i,es s
sailed fSI md ehsslsd Il isef residenos. tsisn e
S:$ ID
dIn n Y}SRE ls; .~'",
ia. S SE5: ], l k5Ss Assn'
lea. aeneral AGENT. wssbinrt'n
'NHkOgaH LINE YkrwkkN WARRINGTON
fnADE MssIsa4 Hsp Nv SSw Il f fMsk.oo-
IT, Trains between W.shlnston And Ss W YorS are
f0R NEW YORK. without chanss Of cara
Lave dahy texoept Sunday ~ ~ :. w., lilo. and
FOn PHILADELPHIA.
, Lave dAny leIcept Sunday a,i ~ an, Ito and
1..v. for New YS 1f !. sgs y and ps,,.a,,,,.
SissplnS cars for Nov York on The ~ D. m. train
Throush ticket. 70 Philadelphia, New Yors and
n ~ % hAd tho station Oaoe ct ali hours
See BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad sdvsrt,ssmsus
nApons and the West THQH r. SHARP,
IN IN 9oLE, General Iisfst Assht n''0'1'on.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-21

E>OR SALE OR RENT OFFKR FOR SALE
E the thres tyostory BRICK HoUsEs situated
half streets west on easy terms In the mes ntime.
will rent them 81 en- per month. payable In ed.
vance. Gas and water on premises. o.uv,,
jsiau Va avs. and -Four and .s-half ii. 8. ".
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-21

ENoR SALE OR RENT-Two VERY DEsIR-
II ABLE STORES, Nus. 1915 and 1917 Seventh
street, near the new market; In perfect repse; pos
session Fi'sn immsdi HSEyk SPRRlSBSsHs orocer
jyReoH No. 17 Market Space
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
Hardware, Stovo and ASriuolsupal
House.
j. C MCCONNELL,

elm street, IL now rocaiying one OF the
most complete, pest assorted and eN.en-
sive stocKs of Hurdwacc, Agricultural / n
plemonts, Stoves and Cpstin ,s0icvoY Epd,
ever brought to this part Of the state. 10
rapidly has his Business increased that he
has found IL ncoo Enry to engage IA add
tional building for his enlarged new IN
voices, and TO give room 20 lhe diSp ~ of II
Large stock of the popular kcllcSS heating
and cooking stoves, the material (which lS
of an exceptional quality and extra heavy.
The cook stoves known as the "Lnoics'
Friend" arc warranted equal toGny In mar
ket, In poiat of boaGty, dpraM,ity Gnu COCK
ing capacity. Is siso agent FOR in, dliler-
eitt Kinds Of castings maoc 40 hol eys
Foundry, Jefferson. Including the Kelley
Cast Plows. The Moline Steel Flows ana
Dodgen Perfect Flows, llsosonhan1 in larse
numbers. This large stock is nov being re-
ceivod, daily, and Elme DESTROYS of supply
ing themselves WITH tlrst-cllS, indictments /,
and builders with all necessary a,uwale,
win nnd at ou,'two.houSe everything 10 an
swer theiriscphiate Demands
The General Hardware house is located on
Elm street, nea.iy opposite ADAMS y leon
nrtlS new bank, with branch at their new
store on the West side OF the Square, next TO
Clark 4 Brym's. Cali and see our stock.
2iScou3twlt
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Me,sss. i,eono 4 Airhol4,

Tho advertisement Of ibis wide
awake, go-ahoad hrm may he lonui ~
our columns Ibis mo0nInH II wIll he
observed that Mr, Don't hps retired
being succeeded yMr Keoucr lhollrm
now belng known ~ kocne q NIoholH,
who will continue to furnish or clil
zens with The fq shesl aud finest Of all
kinds Of vegetables, inclusive Of some
superior brands Of flour
THIS ilm are also receiving daily The
most delightful and lgrgost Chcrapcnko
oysters, antfupoh Which thoy are hNy-
Ing n heayymm We invite ouf road-
on 70 tiygthe Invoices Of lhls oSecllcn'
houFp
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reraO.inI

Wherever the English tongue h
spoken, wherever good eating isapprc-
clatod, itis known that Porlsand Paris
Ians bent the world ~ cpicWcs, We
simply wish TO say that llollsludt beats
anything on this Continent In the way
Of oysters, slowed, fried, sco1opcd or
roasled, aud In everything else that
can please the appetite or tickle the
fancy Of the "most iaslidous.' Mr.
lloilstadt il the weIl known proprietor
OF Tie Empire hole.
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Sun1,In,,,s Tnnin pIilinrn.
prnila .lAirnL IN.

WpyHmlnuim. Illuminating power superior
10 fas. Hams in any Hmp without danger
uf rXplOliug ot lNIin" hlr MnhuiaCluroa
expressly 90 taEc We place of volatile and
dnnsciou, oils IT'S safety uuderoNeiN poN>i'
III, tov, IA. ms PEI G"l burning Quuiuc, ARE
proved by Us continued ust IN over 3Opjl
families, q
Millions pf gollonH have been sold 0ll nH
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
cured from burning, storing or hnudllng IT,.
Tuu unMcusu yparly lusHlplilcund property
iosulling nom the use ut chVnp and dnnHoI-
our oils Ia the United states, SUpphillnr,
The inNljncr companies Uld ire commits
nlnnmS throughout Tie country Ircomihtnd
tfo Nstml a. lAe hest sllrguUd where lamps
nIeuscd. ,iend i1r1.rcular
F0tlHlo OF ru.nu los the trade generally
ana ni whuiUgaie by thc WOpriclOrS
'T| CU&S. rliAIT ~ CO.,
lOlaNGnw los Fulton street, NpW YORK,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

pushed from her position, ihansho not
only clulehed lht hand in which was
the pookelhooI tighter about " but
quickly elasped the other over IT,
Finding their game spoiled, the men
walked oGhagtlly occasionally locking
baok 10 see ifany attempts wore made
% catch them,
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nellhr rnclne l.eslnmmnl.

Assuming our information 10 be ou-
flhohAliyc, We ditl dn unh,entlopaln
Justice In liSlugtho scole oflhp shoot
ing ARRAY on Monday might AZ tho
abovcploce, aidr 1t theinstancc Of lta
proprietor, and wthadoslrc ospecdily
and nlllycorrecl all cTors Ola kmdled
nature, we. take pleasure in relieving
this establishment from the udNm VI
thu difficulty by locating the row
where II occurred, Wis ~ DaIcy's biz
loon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

This very valuable publicatlorj b.
sncdundcr thc direction Of Mr.. James
Wick, Is advertised in another column.
our readers arelnvltcdto an cSamina
ton of the chnr0cterof thiswork which
Is publiahedquarte and we should
be glad to see it largely circulated in
our Sinic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
One hundred Dollars Eewnrs..

Having learned that certain parties, evil
IDENTITY through ignorance and Jealousy, are
laborng to create the impression that those
beautiful .lile-siac portraits, drawn by the
hand of Professor l.. A. lIagan, are subject
alikewith all other pictures to fade, there
fore ofler to any person the sum of one hun
dred dollars who will produce Crayon Draw
ing OF any age, size Or subject that has ever
faded in the least. This Offer will stand one
week and any person complying with the
above requirement MAY cali at my studio at
the Octasoh concrete on Ross avenue, major
RosSer commanding, and get their money.
2Hdlw PROF. l.. A. HAGAN.
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prnrcnenr llnrla.

The second entertainment by this
gentleman was given last night TO q
house largely filled with ladies and
children. AZ upon the The first night
every feature of lbe exhibition was SIT
gone through with, and the
audiatcc dispersed wclilpIcascd with
The performers peclflioralt,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

plilip Wohnln, wholesale ANA retail deal'
" IA Pianos nnd QuWna, once ana slos
rooms Nos, fl-n0 liarunne sllouli Sew or
lenus, QHilillu' halitr prices lower and
lrrm mnn favorable than ~ auy establish
mrpl fiulh, large flla lullY pllHt ihosp
lwlrmnult, llHnm Holl ou payments OF
DE- @pnd 10 por month " preferred fhillp
WenrIHs n llo oldest music house, ana hlso
the largest piano and organ houso In New
Orleans uno,munh million copies sheet
musioof nl hMds, frnd for pllro list ana
catalogue
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ION wOnK,

We have The facilities and 'he ""Fh'
mo. 10 do ~ good woriG and NJ ~
,ow ra,es, ~ can he done anywhere
ana We mean b, do H. nri"s s'"'
Pine Sob work oTIIE DAILY HEB
AIN OFFICE corner III" aud ho"H'
ion streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

Sparkling wit, q brilliant eye, intellectual
viyacity, graceful manncrss. a sound heart. "a
ehiselctl iorin volupiuously rounded, Il deli
all combined In n sweet tempered woninn.
constitutes the essence of female lovelincss.
hut these Ghntnls cannot be claimed In Ill
health, IL annoyed with some trouble pecu-
liar to the sex. 1 I you wish the shove charms
procure English Female Bitters ard be curcd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

Hardware Mou.c oS J. a, McCUnrcii.
our readers will find, by referring to
another column, that this extensive
house has enlarged their stock, and
established Il branch Of their business
on the west side Of The square,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
HUTonINs.
Town Lots Tor sale

Twelve lots lone bloclN' on ihe principal
busIness street Of lheiOwn of llnlelinh' on
,he Central Rairoad IN Dallas county, l"'
sale NJ low prices, Apply l0
JONI w,swINpHLiA,
,ymdlf Herald once
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Rriclr storo r4ou.c f,r Y3,,,t

The stosc aoas' powpccppied blythe under
signed. Also, the front Office up stairs in the
same hdiIdins, formerly occupied by Field &
lTsdtf 2 ~ PRATIER " MURPHY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

King has always on hand the best of wines
and liquors to suit his customers. 2l7d3m
) ErfI gf7-r-r--------r.- -----r--- 80 10
\ spleudid stock OF new millinery and dry
goods to be closed out cheap, on Lamar
street betwoon Main and Elm street. M
2}G1fwfinw ~ \
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For Sale.

Two good residences in this city. lmme.
dipte possession given. d W. ~ 80
l5adtf as srEAGArL&co.
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IN oisrs nf sleknnai whore % allmulHpl la
npulird, he sufo ana uae Old lflrip whisky
pulELGHllplEl
llllhw NuGlHlnlr ABoulh
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

Alwaye keep u bottle of the on PotEo
Whisky Ia your houciit Is fully guaranteed
To hcmHclly pure and Of the hlshcsl grade
BOGELN RIDDLE,
alllw Wholesale Agents,
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our nrst-class bars arc supplied With the
Old Pcirie whisky. it It's perfectly pure aud
of the highest grade. Try II.
BOGEIl & RIDDLE,
2ildlw Wholesale Agents.
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without exception, the Old PctMc is the
hcaltbjeSt and best Stimulant in existence,
,BOGEL Il RIDDLE,
2iidlw Wholesale Agents.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
3. w, BROWN

n5 Es 40 authorized and requested 90 o."
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-19


LATE correspondence from the Sand
witch Islands states that the Hawaiian
kingdom is in languishing condition.
The native population number only about
$4,000, and it is decreasing at the rate Of
about 1000 per year. There is great
demand for skilled labor, and as there is
no hope of increase from internal sources,
it must be drawn from beyond the sea.
There is strong disposition on the part Of
the leading merchants and sugar growers
to revive the agitation in favor Of reci-
procity, while respectable minority of the
same class boldly proclaim in favor of an.
nexaton to the United States. They say
that this result is sure to be brought about,
in the course of time, by natural causes,
and through it the revival of population,
trade, and commerce in the islands. The
natives of the lower class are bitterly
opposed to annexation, and afraid that the
new King will sell his kingdom. s
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-19
Italian Immigration.

A Neapolitan correspondent of the Bos.
ton Advertiser advocates at considerable
length the encouragement of Italian immi-
grafton to the United States, referring to
the ingenuity and skill, as well as taste of
Italian artisans, the extensive importations
Of their productions into the states, and
the fact that they are an intelligent and ca
pable, as well as Industrious race. He
says that the lazzaroni do not emigrate, for
the best of reasons, the want of means that
the thieves have a better chance in Italy
than here, and that most of the immigrants
are peasants or workmen. lie advises
some Of our great railway companies to
establish colonies of them in the tenn
perate climates Of the Republic, and says
that 1.-THE experiment is an easy one to
try, for New York and Philadelphia are
in constant communication with all Ital-
ian ports, and with people SO DESTROYS
Of emigrating any reasonable terms might
be made, without question for securing
the advances made for transportation and
settlement" Large numbers of them
have gone to Buenos Ayres, where their
condition is deplorable. The matter is de-
serving the consideration of some of our own
great railway companies. As Virginia re-
quires skilled artisans in many lines of
business where the fine taste of the
Italians would be great advantage,
our manufacturers might judiciously
devote some attention to the subject.
The Italians now employed at the tunnel
and on the terminus of the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad, are an industrious, frugal,
and painstaking class of laborers. In no
instance have we learned that thsy have
given anybody trouble. They mind their
own business, work well, and promptly
pay for what they get. We have room for
more of them.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-19


IT is universally conceded that Mr..
Booker, of the House, made one of the
best speeches Of the session in advocacy of
The free railroad law. lie is able, clear
headed, and strikes right at The
point. The idea that such men as "the
gentleman from Henry" do not under
stand the wishes of the people
in respect to railroads, but are
disposed to abdlcate and sell out the fran
chise, Of the state to q Bucktailso from
Quakerdoin, may possibly go down with
the. unsophisticated from some of the
rural districts, but it will be too big a hum
bug pill to swallow, even in the vicinity of
The Wing Office. .a .4{4l 81 70
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-19
WHAT the Philadelphia Commercial

WHAT the Philadelphia Commercial
List says of the Pennsylvania Central rail-
road, the Richmond papers may soon say
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, hav-
ing its terminus in this city 4: ''Inview Of
the immense advantages which have ac-
crued to Philadelphia and the whole state
from the construction and successful ope-
ration of this road, we owe the managers
debt of gratitude which we shall never be
able to fully repay. Neither our city nor
state would have made that rapid progress
in resources and wealth had we no Penn
sylvania Central railroad running through
its centre and ramifying into every section
of the same"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-19

WHEN the fact that the Governor would
not commute the sentence of Foster, but
that he was to die upon the scaffold, was
communicated to Stokes and Sharkey, two
Of his fellows in crime and in confinement,
both were greatly overcome, seeing in that
decision a premonition of their own doom.
Will the advocates for the abolition of
capital punishment. and those who deny
that the certainty of death on the gallows
acts as a restraint upon crime, explain to us
the cause of this? -. - ~ ,-.-
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-19

SOME gentlemen say the governors plan is
impracticable. Let us try it. and then we can
tell better whether 1t is SO or not.--Enquirer
Try tas what? Simply as political
dodge, or bait with which to catch gudg-
cons? Surely it can be tried by !" us y in
no other wise We can have no voice in
settling the question Of assumption by
the federal government. All that we
can say is, "by your leave, SIR" The
more urgent we become for other people to
pay our debts, the more likely will they
be to suspect us Of sinister designs in the
application. "Let us try it" smacks of
the highwayman's argument on Houns-
low Heath, or Jimmy Barlow's demand
of the old Quaker who didn't fork over
his five hundred pounds.u Barlow tried
it, but the Quaker was too sharp on
him and "tried" it back again. Better
take the only true ground as occupied by
The JOURNAL, and insist that us the
federal government completely the con-
quest Of Virginia by parttioning up its ter
ritory into new states, it became liable for
the debts of the old state, and ought to pay
them. g & Sa&A@
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AN important fact has been disclosed in

AN important fact has been disclosed in
vindicaton Of Judge Kelley, of Pennsylva-
mia. It seems that General Spinner has
discovered that the certificates for the ten
shares of Credit Mobilier stock handed to
Judge Poland by Ames, as belonging to
Judge Kelley, still stand in the name of
Cakes Ames as trustee, and has never
been endorsed over to anybody else. Spin
ner has therefore written to Ames to COM
plete the transfer of the stock to Judge
Kelley, if it belongs to him. If this is
done, Ames will then be asked to deliver
over the accrning dividends, which, with
j Judge Kelley's three hundred dollar check,
will be entered upon the books of the con-
science flnd--to the relief of Cakes Ames.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-19

In is now believed at Washington that the
Senate will adjourn at the end Of this week.
The body cannot long be held together
after the Caldwell case is decided. There is
little prospect that anything will be done
with Clayton's case. There is the report
Of the committee in his favor, and it will
be quite impossible to expel him or censure
him. In the face of such report there
will be little disposition to stay there for a
debate that would run two or three days
with the certainty that nothing would
come of it.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-19

THE appointment by the President of
Mr.. Moses P. Handy, assistant editor Of
The Dispatch, as one of the honorary COM
missioners to the Vienna Exposition, meets
our entire approval. Mr.. Handy is an
able journalist, courteous gentleman,
and entirely non-partisan enough
for us, to go upon such an ex-
petition. Were the judges of our
county courts oil as fair. just, and inn
partial in their judgments as he, we should
not objectto their appointment. even by a
Legislative caucus. But we must not mix
politics with courtesy. We commend the
appointment of Mr.. Handy, and hope that
his official trip to Europe may be as pleas
ant as the circumstances of his appointment
are commendable. Sad qtA @