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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

ARRIVAL OF VICTORIA C. Woodruff IN
the free-love line made her appearance in
Cleveland, Ohio, a few days ago. The
strange thing about 1t Is that the lady in
question has arrived at that age--only sixty
when the fires of youth are supposed to have
exhausted themselves and the keen edge Of
passion to have been dulled. The appearance
OF this interesting female is thus described by
local paper "A pair Of antiquatod spec
tacles surmounted her nose, while huge UNI
brella served as weapon to keep of the by
ISLANDERS alta respectable distance" In most
communities the "bystanders" would have
kept q respectable distance from this tender
creature without compelling her to use an
umbrella; but Cleveland is very peculiar
place.
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GALE OF REVENUE CUTTER RACER.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July =, 1873
viii be sold At public auction. to the highest bid.
der, for cash, at n O'Clock noon OF WEDNESDAY,
the 10th day Of July Instant at New York city, the
tons, old measurement and was built In New York
In iss5 q the best white Ssl Locust sBd .sdst 1.
and running rigging. one suit Of sails. awnings
chain. aud anchor. wlndl.ss, two boats and boA q
sci. win be sold the furniture and equipments ~
Per inventory The vessel can be examined At any
time previous TO the day OF sale, and all necessary
Information will be furnished by the officer In
charge at Government Light housed dock, Staten
New York. The q yernment reserves the right TO
VIM. A. RICHARDSON
jylb2Awtd Secretary Of the Treasury.
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THE LITTLE GAME Of the anti.TIughes men
in Virginia Is to urge the nomination Of the
Hon. Ed. Mcmahon as tho Republican candl-
date for Governor, and when the contest
grows hot In the convention spring the
name Of General wickham, who now de-
clines to run, as q compromise candidate.
The only trouble with this programme Is that
Hughes will be nominated by an overwhelm-
Ing majority on the first ballot.
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In Our LOCAL COLUMNS this morning will
be found an Interesting letter in German,
which should be read by every reader Of the
REPUBLICAN. We give space to 1t mainly
because the writer failed to receive the cour.
tesy Of an appearance in the columns Of the
Journal, the German paper Of the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

SINCE Mr.. GREELEY died the Protection
lists have been unable to lind an editor to ably
and correctly represent them. The World
and the Ecening Post are doing effective SER
vice In the cause Of free trade at the prcsen t
time in New York, whence, of course, their
influence extends over the whole country.
They have the battle all their own way. The
young men specially trained by Mr. Creole J
have made few feeble efforts to uphold the
standard Of their late chief, which have
brought upon them the merciless sarcasm OF
the opposition. Mr.. Chamberlin, of the
World, Is giving them a series of easy lessons
in political economy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

UNITED STATES EsaTsEER OFPIcE,
THIRD STORY UEIOs BAsk BUILDING,
FAYRTrE, NEAn CHAhLEs srnREr,
BALTIMORE, MD, June 81. l57a
Proposals for additional dredging in the Apo
matoI river, below Petersburg Virginia, will be re-
diately thereafter. Thsrisht 10 reject any bid Il
Blank forms, specifications aud any desired In.
formation Gao be had on sRpliSati9n " MA once.
Major Of knsinssrl, o, Q, 4.
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NEW BOOKS

hENEi Ep "a W. a. = W. ~ AASNhAsSNt
LAW BOokSLLLERs AND PUBLISHERS,
No. fs PennsyivaniA avenue
American Reports. vol. 9, containing all decisiqo
Of general interest decided IN the courts OF -
resort OF the several states, with notes aud refer
enoes. By Isaac Grant ThomIs n. vo.. law sheep
on the law Of Covenants for Title. BY William
Henry Rawie. Fourth edition; syo.. law sheep.
Judgments. by a q. Freeman svo. law sheep.
United states Dlsest New series; vol. ISIS; 4
the United States. BY Benjamin Vaughan Abbott
yo, nw sheep
American Law Review for July, 1874
Waited States Jurisl for July, ISIS
Important Trisls Trials OF Hon Daniel L. Siekiei
and John Brown; the Beirdslcy, Burch and y, Z
rest Divorce Gases, lys3
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THE New York Herald Of yesterday prints
three accounts Of three different correspond
ents Of the Shah's arrival In Paris. The Shah
Is becoming a good deal of q bore.
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A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
fffE GREAT AbJERATIIXE AND TONIC wa

THE GREAT Ahsf " IEhatf6Sh D TONIC wa
e. YsS 4 y SEH se
seek in their cool shades and saiabroa. amo.
pleasant and s1fe retreat from the oppressive heal
~ the hope of finding In the renoyatins influence.
e s Tsss 81 ss,ss e sss
BTRIBLING SPRINGS,
thirteen mles from s,Aunton, Virginia, where the
aas wb. at ana ,b aSay nd ,he nsra
Abs b. snd bsaphnr Springs offer al
Thsse Springs are highly medicinal, and hav,
%sny q GHs s5ss
lie highest intelligence and social position. "
a shs Is STSY b
%u 81 sna Of ss
sthsr sprins IN the hosn. slns q virsinis, and 4
ts sombinsd attentive and TONIC pEoperties Z pre
vide range q u remedial application sunni VI
Uhr9nie bronchitis onshn and pneumo5ia dyspepsia
snpation, diseases q the urinary and Eensfatiy,
| organs, cutansous diseases, scrofula. erysipelas
readily cured 6y ibs jpdieioas NE q ths WATER
sasss aaa Il e,
SssSii nature q he Climate he randsag and and
bssu,y o. ne ,qrrSardins scenery Or in The nun
tues Of the mineral springn.
Hotel recommendations hrstclAss. Various means
OF recreation and amusement.
lBoard-Per day. sas0; per week. SIS per month.
N- The Hotel ia now open for visitors
miles to the springs BY o'Toole'S stage aud hack
Passengers from Baltimore, Nd, Washington, d.
O., and Alexandria, kichmond and Lynchblrs, Va,
the same afternoon before dark '''''"s 'pfns'
For circular containing analysis Of the waters,
fenarkable cures, write to 4. dOODE, Agent,
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THE NUMBER OF LETTERS received by the
woman Woodruff and her colleagues, con-
graduating them on their recent acquittal, is
simply wonderful; and werc 1t not for the
fact that majority OF them, as printed, are
signed BY initials, the assertion of their au-
thcnticity would be simply truthful. One
from Washington Was signed "H. R." Who
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

The KU-KLux are upon the alert again In
Kentucky; whereupon the Cincinnati COM
nercidl infers that they want the Admins
tration to remain indefinitely in power"
This candid admission that tho Admnistra-
tration" Is the only power capable of coping
with aud subduing the Ku-Kiux rascals,
coming, as 1t does, from liberal alder
and abetter of the Organization, sufficiently
proves the wisdom of the people last fall In
continuing 1t in power.
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

PAYNAsrER's oTTIcg,)
U. 8. NAVY YARD. NORFOLK, Va, I
July ~, Is1l !
Propos Ala will be received at TINS ofiics until |,
O'Clock m. MONDAY, the 2-th instanI, for White
Oak Logs," on account Of the Bureau VI Con
stIuction d Repair" VIZ:
be Of the very best quality; young white oak,
felled betwee the lst Of October and the LIST OF
March last, To he from Is to % teet in length, the
whole TO average " feet in lensth. To be lined
straight the siding way; fair curve the other way
inches at the small end; the wave on each corner
not to exceed one eighth Of the face as squared.
The timber must be delivered. subject to the in
spection and measurement at this yard.
Deliveries To commence immediately upon and "a
be completed within thirty days after award Of
Propo ais to be indorssd "Dids for White osk
GEO W. BRAMAN,
jy2Sgt PaymAster U. \. Navy.
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PERSONAL

OAR D.
our customcrs and friends in all parts OF the city.
we have established Yard at the corner Of Four:
BY Mr., y. = M,llsrp where we will keep on hand p
we will deliver in any part Of the city in large or
small qua9tities at reasonable prices We have
under the scaton HouseD where our Mr.. CLARK
can be found daily during business hours, and
where orders will be taken for anything In our line
We have q PLANNING MILL at our Lumber and
Coal depot foot q Fourth street east and pre-.
pared TO execute MILL WORK Of all kinds.
We will take this opportunity to suggest that now
IL the time 70 lay IN Fuel for the winter prices
entirely beyond the control Of dealers here NAV
n-.' ''e" '"''D T. 'EDw. CLARK a Co,
Dealers IN Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moldlnss
wharf, Depot and Planning Mil, foot of Fourth
y,.ns Fourteenth and u strccts northwest,
Virginia ave. and Ninth ct. southeast
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~. TO THE PUBLIC.

tB. TO THE PUBLIC.
RuIes, Regulations, and Iu.tructious for
the Prevention Of the spread Of Epi-
deu,ic, Infections, and Contagious Dis
oasrs In tho District Of Columbia.
in 81 81 ns & S
y is!i !: made sss anu o iss Board q Helm
% M The ala D T. VIM Or see
ed BY any formidable epidemic. infectious OF con
ardsrs. regulations and insirpe,ions as may. in
their Judgment, be deemed effective fol, the IRE
a snd o &c md ne II
full force and effect until BY the said possd re
in such manner, as in the judgment u said Board
may be deemed necessary. Now, therefore. the
iesns that s.id pi.tset " cou%Sa IS now
Threatened with an epidemic. disease, does hereby
and instrueton., 70 VII ,itoNns ofaer'' fss"Auon''
assd q s 81 spg IN the
ssss q s9sS =, ysSs .S
sas SsT ss qss 9, IL
Diseases shall Be buried within twelve hours from
ps he sPsf cl sssB
ment shall for suiicient reasons, be extended, and
hereby required upon The eertsss. q ths 4.
tending physician or other responsible person hsv-
Board q Health and secure permit Tor the burial
common carrier shall bring into tue District Of %.
lumbia any person or ar IDLE Known 70 be or aus.
| p,cied Of being Affected by any Of the foregoing
diseases; but any IailrDad car, steamboat, other
conyeya ice on which there may pc any person or
trict o. Columbia until the hoard Of Health Is duly
notified Of the came, and the propsr officer thereof
opd A q hs according to tue direction
a During the prevalence o. any OF the foregoing
be used as disn ectAnts In privies, dry earth dry
ashes sulphate Of iron carbolic acid with sulphae
q lime, OF some other previously tested and spta
BILE di.infectant; IN water or 10 pounds Of
| with one half pint Of crude carbolic acid added u
the solution, shall be employed in quantities not
less than one pint night and morning; In drains
csreo ate Of lime, or other equivalent disiniectanf
| shall be used in such quantities and within suci
times a. TO keep AL premises within the District Of
Columbia IN proper sanitary condition.
dertAkers In the city Of deorsetown are hereby re-
quired TO report to the Board Of Health. on or be
iore the tenth day Of each month, until 9th rwise
ordered AZ asa made Sy ,hs t9sSshsI
sponsibe person sovninant 81 the circumstance
attending the death OF any dyidua, setting forth
the name sex color axe. time OF and cause Of death
other facts a. may serve 70 Identity the Individual
spread Of epidemic, Infectious or coStssioas dis al,
| eAses.
These regulations the Board OF Health will, h
conserve the public health, riEdly enforce accord
Il the duty Of the board Of Health TO issue orders
regulations and instrue eHnis e sfSSfSss.s
President Board OF Health. Dist u Columbia.
| Attest u, w BLISS, NJ. d., Secretary.
Approved IL D. COOK, Governor. jyltaot
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOAL AND WOOD.

We are discharging to-day cargo Of LoRBERRY
GO Al, which We viii deliver 10 consumers direct
Sawed and Split Wood and Kindtng Wood. oak
and Pine. In bundles or by the cord A large lot
Of No. Bakers Pine Wood, Just received and fol
sale In quantities to suit -
Once 1874 Pennsyl |, ANA avenue; Mil and Depot
Seventh street wharf. jySN
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Congress Hall,
CAPR MAY, NEW JERSEY,
WILL OPEN

Nhturuhy, June 7, 1915.
This Hotel has the finest Lawn and BAthins
Beach on the Atlantic coast. The Hotel 10 elShl
hundred feet ocean front, furnished throughout In
the most elegant manner. For apartments address
j. y CAKE. WIZARDS Hotel. unti MsYH
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CARRIAGES !
J oARRIAaEsii

On hand the largest stock OF Arriases >sR-A H.
ever offered In the city, consisting Of atz4&H
Coupes. Brettes, Panel Quarters, CAbri. -
sies and RocksvAys, Top and No-top Bugsies In
every style. Also, number OF seoond.hAn Oar
riases for sale cheap. Repairing promptly attend
ROBT. II. GRAHAM,
New Rspository and Factory, tl1-lll Eighth street
northuest IyslSt
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WANTS.

NITANTED TO SBT.L OR EXCHANGE FOR
w CITY PROPERTYs-A FARM OF AO ncrea, I'm.
proved by oamfortahle franc house. situated In
Stafford county, Virginia About 100 acree Ia under
cultivation, and the remainder hno timber land.
ldrms very reasonable. Inquire Of A. Lloyd, At
torney, t76 louisiana avenue, near City Hall.
A Ii klkDs VI uhsT-UrF WEARING AP
"A .PAREL can be sold 10 the very best ADVANTAGE
between Sixth and Seventh northwest Notes by
mail promptly attended 10. Cash raid. feisu
EURKKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NO. COT
Tod '''" Gas LOUISE O. BUTLER.
WANTED-EvERY ONE TO KNOW THAT
w the popular Sewing Machine "yICTORr has
ta needle sell setting, the most perfect shuttle in
Disc, resting on carrier; needleb bar and works Z
steel, easy running, simple aud durable: the most
desirable machine for all work In use. Agency No.
~ Pennsy lyAniA avenuc, between Four-anda -haH
and sixth streets Also agent for Demorests Pat.
sasih Tw. spIoER, Agent
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LOST AND FOUND.

u = REwARD.-THEA ABOVE REWARD WILL
Be paid for The return Of Tine Book lg ,s, on
JAMES GREENS store, corner Of Twentieth and
" streets. iva ST.
T OST OR MIsLAlD-sToCK CERTIFICATE
LIMO. 70 for Ave shares Of stock Merchants and
Mechanics' building Association. Ali persons are
hereby warned against receiving or dealing for
jyiT'5t. HIP HOWARD.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-04
A silent Game.

Scene In A restaurant at Brussels
T,,s persons sitting at table, face to
face. q :, ,,eh with mug OF beer before
Nm, each vis.h face resting on his hand /,
intently watching :he table IN profound
silence Fifteen minutes rassed, when
suddenly one Of the parties rem>rkeoi
"I have wonl" and the other handed
over TO him a piece Of money. The 81
lence and attention were resumed, when
after ten OF fifteen minutes the same
party made the same exclamation, and
there was another transfer of money
and so on for more than an hour. An
impulsiye Frenchmaa vas looking on
and wondering. At last, unable 10 re-
strain himself, be rushed to the propri.
esor to know what those two silent peo'
pie were doing.
1t would seem that they are playing
some game, but what7 There is abso-
lutely nothing on the table but the two
mass-no cards, no dice-what are they
doing7' lT.H
"They are playing game very popu-
lar here" was the reply. Each has
pat a drop Of beer on the table, and that
drop which hrst attracts fly wins. The
one Who puis slyly little powdered su-
gar on bis drop is winning all the other s
money.
The gambling spirit, aud along niih IL
the heather Chinee, crstps oct ah over
the world, aud in every Conceivable dis
Esise.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-04

MnsfoaI Merchandise nnd InstEu-
nonas Of every description, whole
sale and retail.
EI. u. mollenbeFg keeps the lars
city. and luII naaortmcmt Of the
chick "a Ing, lIollonborg nnd Hal
lett q Cumston Planes, the Eatey
Organs, aud brass and silver tnstru.
ualnn y practical plnno-mnAor
nnd y musician OF taste and ability,
ank known 90 the pnblle na anen
sinee leba, patrons % .nis neslc
will nnd all goods atriotiy A. repre-
nenaod and Warranted, and az mod
crate prices aud ON easy aernin.
warerooms. No. s5t Second street.
1 Il .------- 1871 Il - M
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-04
FISH.
REELF00T LAKE
FISH DEPOT,
IS Beal Street.

ALL VARIETIES or REELFOOT LAKE
"A an received daily. Also Lake Erie fsh.
trout. white Sch. bass and other varieties re-
csiVed daily b. express and packet,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-04

young men lounging around street cor.
ners that produce less than they Goa.
sumo. III these men were educated the
wealth Of the State could be doubled.
Industry required an atmosphere 70
make il valuable. The reason Why man.
ufacturers did not thrive as well at the
South as In New England was because
in the latter the people for generations
had been educated 10 Industry. al the
South they had not. The workingmen
were Organising in clubs and associa.
tions to better their condition. be was
heartily on the side OF those men in all
their efforts 10 improve themselves, but
when they asserted that one man was as
good as another, il depended largely on
what that other was Men were free in
one sense; they ought 10 be free, but
they were not free as a matter OF fact.
As 10 being equal, in one sense they
were equal they stood before the law
equally; but that did not mean that they
had the same productive power. Men
were not equal in that sense; one man
could do more than another, and that
was the highest man that could
do the highest things, for as sure as
there is a God in Heaven, continued
the lecturer, "no man can 90 down
that has educated brains, and no man
can 30 up and stay who has moi" Zap
plause. There were special reasons
why America should press the matter of
popular education. One was the rea-
son Of her great population spread over
so vast an extent Of territory that with
universal suffrage the government was
imperiled unless the people were edu-
Gated. An educated people brought
from every quarter of the globe could
be fused into a republic when it was
republic like this, broken up into States,
but If it was a consolidated government
il would not last generation; but when
New England kicks she merely lifts a
hinge, and when the Middle humps up
that does not disturb the border States
he believed in State rights, but not in
State sovereignty. There we're q great
many people that did not believe in uni
versal suffrage; but IL was here, and we
must make the best Of it. Before
this generation shall have passed
away, said the speaker, women will
vote on all questions Of schools or
police, whether they vote on matters Of
state or not; and if you allow them
to vote once on anything you cannot
stop them from voting on everything.
Laughter. So upon the question OF
suffrage, since it was certain that all the
people must vote, it was indispensable
that they should know how to vote intel
ligently, and this question Of education
was the most important Of any. The
State should make provision for the edu-
catios Of its whole people, aud should
see to it that education was compulsory.
The State ought to provide for its whole
population the elements OF literature.
But that is not enough There should
be introduced into the schools the
groundwork of honesty, truth, justice,
industry, selfcontrol, fidelity and pa.
triotism. Some kind of industrial occu-
patton should be taught Every man
ought to know how to work with his
hands. II should teach the elements of
Of knowledge OF ones
self. Lastly, the State ought to make
the free schools so good that no private
school could be able to live in their
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-04

Neatness is the first consideration
which makes a hand attractive. No
matter how long, bony, or large jointed
and unshapely if it is clean, and the
6nger-nails properly cared for, hand
can never look disgusting.
A soft, warm, pliable hand has great
power and fascination. There is a char.
acter in a large hand, many times far
greater than in tiny one. A hand cor
responding in size to the rest of the body,
is much finer than the little fat, dimpled
hands, SO many are proud to possess,
and others envy the possession. 1t is
equally as nonsensic2l to squeeze the
hands into gloves size too small, as to
pinch the feet for tight boots.
a very small nose is considered insig
nifcant, while large one is said TO in
dicate nobility of. character. Why not
the same with hands and feet2 II, with
changes Of time, the idea should prevail
that smsll noses only were fine, while
large ones were something to hide, and
Of which to be ashamed, would not the
vanity of humanity attempt to reduce
the proportion Of that member by lacing
or inserting in close net? 1t would be
equally as sensible as stopping the cir
culation of the blood in the other por-
tons Of the body.
a white, flexible hand is desirable, but
not at the sacrifice Of duty. Many a
hard, rough hand has done enough good
in the world to look beautiful in the eyes
of the appreciative Girls who shirk all
the house-work, making drudges of their
mothers rather than soil their dainty,
white hands, need not expect to DO loved
by those who know it. The callous
places and other signs Of labor would be
far more to their credit. l fea1g
The best hand in the world is an hon
est hand be il hard or soft, white or
brown, smooth or rough, angular or
shapely; an honest palm that takes the
hand Of friend with warm, hearty
eFasp, as If there we're nothing in the
heart 10 6snpaal, only warmth and kind
ness towards all. This is the best and
most beautiful hand in the world.
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fresh and in rood condition. daily
Firh drcsssd for immediste nse kept con-
staufiy o. hand, aud ireEssd o. order without
erfra charFe. Orders Cor drcsiiue chosen hsh
ie-xTi-is VI. COAsIocK 4 co.
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