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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Three Unhappy Msrrlages-Slx Mistakes
when suitors desire to get married they pro
coed at nrst TO court, Clpid presiding, and wher
one wishes 10 get unmarried he becomes suitol
again and proceeds to court again-lIumphrey,
presiding.
The Special Term, Saturday, had three casei
In which the second species OF cOurt-ing wa,
begun.
DIVORCE NO. I.
Eliza Jane Birch nled her hin seeking dlvorc,
from Jacob Wesley Birch, on the ground Of de-
sertion.
DIVORCE NO. g.
Frances Ann Mills asked divorce from tn,
bonds OF mAtriinOny with John II. Mills, on IN,
same ground.
DIVORCE NO. 4.
Inward Robinson asked divorce from his wi 70
M1In Robinson, alleging that she had not con
d11ted herself properly and hal deserted him.
These cases will reach decree In few
months,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Attention Is invited TO the advertisement, in
another column, Of Messrs. X. y. N. Faehts and
7. W. Pratt The work which they propose TO
furnish Is one which all parties will md Of great
value. The stupendous improvements that are
oeing made In our streets and public grounds
make similar improvements N the style Of bul,6.
ings which they are erecting and In the charac-
yer OF their characterization. The result IA such
tngton as demands q welI-posted dlrectory
specially devoted to II. This 10 jnH what
these gentlemen propose to furnish, and
publication will be all that lis proprietorn claim
Il for IT, a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15
THE UNlyERsALIsTs.

Arrangements for the Meeting To-NIorrsw.
The General Convention Of Universalists will
meet In this city tomorrow morning, md con.
tinue In session for three days. 1t Is expected
that many eminent and distinguished men OF
that order Will be In attendance as delegates,
and II Ia thought that the proceedings OF the
meeting Will be highly interesting. The organi-
Eation Will take place at 10 q. IN. tomorrow,
Hon. Moses Humphrey, OF New Hampshire, call.
Ing the council TO order. AT the meeting on
Wednesday evening Rev. DR.. Miner, OF Boston,
will preside, and several distinguished ministers
Will address The audience. Rev. j. N. Pullman
will deliver tho occasional sermon on Wednesday
morning. The establishing OF the cause upon 1
permanent basis and the erection OF a new
church, IL IL Understood, Will receive the special
attention OF the council. The three days session
promises To be very Interesting and productive
Of much gcol TO lhs denomination.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15
BASE BALL.


Tho Bsr FInNtd sa"c On hrc"fn.
ne seventh Hams ~ the championship series
between the Atlantic sai Philadelphia ciuhs,
which Va, pi4Jei Fhisy last at The unlon
rroua,iL B-OnElJa. proved to be the most closely
contested AMI best played giue known In the
aaasI. o, base ual, no less than fourteen innings
beng reqlirei 70 se;ila the question o. the VIC
tori, aai Of these IN thirteen on one site and
sirNra on the other not stage run Wa trofcd.
AMI IN the enttre game MT solitary run va.
camel ~ the Winning nine, the game being won
By Superior fielding.
Thc game va, closely cpaiestel ~ to The arm
nnlnz, not ran beng scOfel By either side
antiI thai time, rhrn errors 10y the A'lantir, led
to q single run Dc.ng scored by the WhHc lock'
tngs.
Ine following Il the score, which u the small
e., score gu Trc1Id f1r game exceeding nine
innings, ADD the hrsf one requiring fourteen
innings ~ be Eliycl to settle the question o
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15
THE CHURCHES.
s ING SERMONS DELIVERED YESTERDAY

The gssi,stiss 81 the Gross At ~ Mat
thew. La- a. Cs-reh-ielios SD Me-
men,se. Of the ssisis-The Chrississ's
Desire 10 Dwell .. the Lords Hsu.e-
Detieatory service At Manassas (u. g.)
Cs.reh-Bi.bsp us,sn'. sermsa-Dr.
MeIihessy a. the Chsreh Of the
ptrungtrs.
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sIxTEENru DISTRICT NOMINATION.


Election fer legislative Candidate.
1t will be seen by q reference to the cali Of the
Central Committee, printed elsewhere, that
primary election will be held tomorrow at is.s
pennsylvania avenue, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating Republican candid. q for Representa-
i've OF that district In the next House Of Dele
tunty TO select Judge Of the election. and II IL
70 be presumed that perfect fairness TO All par
ues viii be observed IN tho progress OF the cleo
erence OF the Republican yoters OF the Ilst, lct
| IN their choice OF candidate, unless they ne
| eject their duties and interests by abscntins
themselves from this meeting
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Rev, J. j. McIlhenny, ID, D., preached yester-
ua' noui 'ho .ar "heie'o,e,I an u",o ,vu'
ali manner OF SIN anu blispheiny shaii DC ior-
given unto men; but the blasphemy against the
,.s..oa,ar s.aa,.,s -, 1900, m. s,n q,
""o'oe'oI apoANo'u "oiu asA'a'. Wv gu "
man u shal NC forgiven n,mt put WnosoeVer
speaketh aes'hst tne hoy unost u snaii not ne
forgiven NM neither ~ ,nls WoIm', nether III
tue woriu 70 nne-iMAunew Al:si'ss)
T'lk f0R0lNksEss or SIN
IS the great = lmary truth OF reugioh nut there
" one stu when wlI never oe iofnxen; ,hd
We SIN wllliully htter we nave teceiNeu tue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Al regular meeting Of the Washington Liter
AIRY Association, held last night, the following
officers were elected for tho ensuing term
Emanuel Joseph, president; Milford Flshman,
vice president; Moses lSCman, Recording secTe.
tary; Joseph Buradt, financial BecretdTy; X
Rose Ihaum, treasurer; Jacob Franklin, marshal
J. DATtOr, Librarian.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Take Care Of Ysar vaIaabics.
Call and examine the nre and burglar proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
Ing OF securities, Jewels, silver-ware. or other
valuabes. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
snnum, according TO size. No business man can
AFFORD TO do without them.
Tux parning from tia CAieago aud Boston fires.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Attention Is directed 10 the advertisement Of
Messrs. Green Williams, auctioneers, an-
nouncing for sale on wednesday, the 18th day
Of September, 1873, commencing at % O'Clock p.
three two-story brick houses on COLUMBIA street,
between Ninth and Tenth.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

The Man "who Got Shot Mt savaE,'.p
an still be supplied: also, good supply OF
uns, pistols, caps, powder, wads. &C., &c., cheap
nr ca ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

| This afternoon there will he an Interesting
| game between the Mutuals (rplorcdl and tn.
| Washlngions Tue former Club II playing n
| strong game, ani expect to give their anita
| gonist a close contest for victory.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Nfockinx bird Cages.
The subscriber has now fresh supply OF cages
ust received from tho manufactured.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15
OUR OLDEST INHABITANTS
AFuLL HISTORY OF THE ORGANIZATION

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and. aIshoaxn not yet IN sr.esncr q dernie o.
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sitizsns af all ainsses. but VII tiHo 5ruvr 'ah
ssm ami wor'ng af prusrrvaGaun cbt ruturs ref
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

The sale Of real estate Of auction Il made q
specially by d. II. Warner, T29 Seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Il. II. w,Hssa makes specially Of selling real
estate at public auction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15


A meeting Of the Fort slocum Cub wa, held
at Fort Slocum last Friday evening for the pur-
pose OF discussing the question OF the nOmiua-
ton Of 4 candidate for the House OF Delegates.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. Hogan,
the secretary, who stated that lnasmuch as Nj.
VOORHEES,, the president OF the club, had moved
Into the First district, II was necessary to elect
another president.
Mr.. WIN. Tyler was unanimously elected to MI
the position.
Mi. o. y. u. Wall was invited TO address the
club. lie asked the voters tn select suCh ipan
as they wanted and thought best lifted to con-
serve the peoples interest. lie also explained
his course In the Legislature, to the entire salts
faction Of the club.
Mr.. j. 4. Little was then invited, and made
some remarks.
Inc meeting then adjourned to meet Tonight.
PARTIES WISHING TO make secure Investments
can obtain good real estate loans upon applica-
ton TO u. IT, Warner, No. I2o Seventh street.
-
l. II, Bauier a. Co.,
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NOTICES or NEW ApvERr,sknKN1s

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p.,.,..,,,-. -, ns,s ,.,,,a.a - ,Ima-,.bie
TIA n.,s,s, re- 10, .,,e ho,se. and lots.
O.. a.. .a.o,,,s.,n.n, =, ,no raj c.,s,e dIrec-
,ory
Thom.. w.sg.m., b., houses and lo,s for |
..,s " ".ss~"-" ""' "''''
the rve,uh a,.,,,c, ps,oh,,cans viii me.t |
tonight.
Tne Repnb,,c.n elm, M The y,o,n d,.,rict will
meet to nieht,
Comfortshle mario, and .,,o,,,n, .,.m,,er ara
oaerea Tor ren, p-'' '''' ''O'"'"s '"""'''
Member, Of spsldlng rcm,er,,ca eu,,,. will
meet This evening.
Prof I. M.iex,eux viii rcs,us M. r,c,c, In.
.truction, this week.
Member. of Harmony I>e,ge. No 1 40
viii meet this evening"
The picnic of the Georgetoun nine Associa-
ton will take place TO-DAY.
John T. Ml,ch,r has 4 be,ut,fu, s,oo, n, fan
and winter silks, iaces. ac.
Supreme Court notice iu tho case Of q. 8.
Bowen vs.. MARY II. Gallant,
The Twelfth: dIstrict Republicans will hold
primary election tomorrow.
A meeting Of the Tenth District Rspubll.
can club will be held this evening.
| A stated meeting Of the rennsyivanis Rcpub-
llcan Association will he held this evening.
A resumed convocation OF Eureka n. A. Chap
| ter No. 4 OF Masons will be held this evening.
The 5li course OF lectures o; the National
Medical College will begin Monday, October g.
Rev. n. II. Pullman, grand secretary Of the
unlversalist convention, will preach this even
Ing.
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UOR MOUNT VERNON.

The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hollnss
head, having been rebuilt and entirely rented by
Ter present owners, will leave her wharf,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET.
DAILY. tBundays excepted, AT 70 OUTLOOK. FOR
MOUNT VERNON,
The Tomb pf Warrington and i9,sJp2Sists Land
febiat ssl 'bupt Steamer AFRO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15
CITYITEMS.


In this common expression Is comprehended
ing. II is not necessary to be affected with post
tive disease In order 10 experience unuttefable
wretchedness. "A person out OF health u weak,
,n low splI,.ed ncaPaole OF much exer.
change Of temperature as the mercury in Their
m.mster. what such person requires y lnylg,
supply 1t. No need Of applying TO pnysician in
AZ the nearest drug store may be had the most
em ns anu neatn.al Vegetable tonic that the
has established me fact that among all the
phaTSsey this powerful restorative sanas os nj,
W b ,,. Hohusns nnfe dressings thhh there
" 49,
vs snc,ns. nnI n"ns o. \, sohG ahu aIerao
consldeTation than Inc Peruvian Syrup. In All
nroos n, IN cam ~ anIncei i"o no'' Pos'e"e
P'''' Va '"'' S~A wv "e"uo'
Tur now c,ionnsds Uote, ph,iaao,n,is ID.
has Two Of the principal lines Of street ears psss
"s ~ "'
,chlns way nd I'M .cnmsort ,ns, sa
lows from an enieebled and dlsordered STATE ri ~
che sys'e ~. hIona Ise az, .h AZ ~
temner thai underm,nes Inc heath and liz ron,
,a"v ,'ns III ,n "eai'"' au" '"e oon
'u'ueona' ''so' VIII iosu'n'
New sooa, u. Low rr,eos.
Black Cloth D0uble-breasted Flock Goats, with
Vests and Pants 70 match, price from SIS to $40
single.breasted BLACK Cloth FrOck Goats. Prlce
from % TO US.
broken Check, Cneyiot SUITS Ior Wy. a..
English Mixed, In stripes aud hair lines, f21
per suit, A.,
Fail over SACKS from ~ 10 va. All Boois arc
our own manuiactuTe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Judge Humphreys on Saturday decided the
patent suit, which has been pending for about q
year between Eldredge J. Smith and Gilbert d.
Towies, on the. one hand, and Edmund W. Wood.
run on the other. The object Of the suit was
to declare the patent under which Mr.. Woodruff
has been making his paper Mes or file holders,
subordinate to patent held by Mcssrs. Smith
and Towles. The Judge, after careful inves-
tigatlon OF the lengthy testimony by the parties
aud argument by counsel, decided that the
patent OF woodruff was valid and good one,
and did not infringe the patent held by Smith
and Towles. In his decision the Judge com.
nented on the manifest superiority Of the Wood.
run nles 10 those made by his opponents, aud
spoke OF the appreciation given them by the
public rs evidence that the Invention was real
one. Gen. X. ID. Mussey was the counsel fol
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

now In the District Is from the Lion brewery,
Cincinnati and for family use can be obtained
from dealers throughout the city, ut si.20 per
dozen, pint bottles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

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Nisnt,r ,,r...., . . . o q 0 . . o 90
F,rt BIS ~ ErrUrs Pau ad.ipnl,. 5; Al ante.
| RtnH Y.rned- ph'iAi-iIhiA o.: Aisnur,
10. To- ,,
Time u Game Two hour and ten minutes.
| INITIALS Va. PHILADELPHIA.
SEw YoRE, Sept. I3.-The game 81 base ball
| to-day between tbs Mutual ani philadelphia
| clubs resulted as follows:
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WALLS NEW OPERA uoUsE.


" hshhNsEoN TuEAIItE COhAVJE.
Eleventh street. below Pennsyiyania avenue.
AGREAT DRAMATIC TREAT.
The Celebrated Young American Actor.
GEORGE W. THOMPSON,
Supported by the Eminent English Actres-,
MISS ELIZA NEWTON,
WIN appear In Boucicaults ma,terpiece, In three
THE RAppEREy! THE RAppEnEE,
Produced IN superb style and with Powerful
Messrs. JAMES y. UPWARDS, H. W, El0AN.
QTT9 BuhBANK, Miss CAhnts AVERY, MI.
HODGES. and powerfully Augmented Dramatic
Troupe.
Also, the Champions Of tho World,
MCKEE AND ROGERS,
The Great Original one-legged Dancer, THOMAS
HAhPth II, In his Astonishing Pcrforn AnceL
The Oh eat Song and Dance Men,
GOODYEAR AND WHITING,
The Pleasing Song aud Dance Lady,
MISS MACY RoDECAP.
OTTO BURBANK
Two New DAllets by Mons. BlAndowsk'.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY BALLET,
Led by the Charming Premieru,
hEMMELSBERa SISTERS,
GIGANTIC ENTERTAINMENT.
aud SATURDAY sePlbu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

REAL ESTATE bought and sold by d. II. War
ner, 10 seventh street,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

J. II. saaier g. Co.,
Bankers, No. lilo Pennsylvania avenue, pay 9
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

Lion I.naer,
The Fiuest l.aGer beer

lust received and for sale In casks and bottles by
the agents, Palmer a Green, Georgetown, ID. q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

NRfIonNI SaVfnGs Bunk,
corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours TO I; Satur
days, to land TO Q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

THOSE WHO SUFFER- from nervous irrtations,
itching uneasiness, and the discomfort that fol.
lows from an enfeebled and dlsordered state OF
cleanse the blood. Purge out the lurking dis
temper that undermines the health, aud the con-
stitutional vigor will return.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
has Two OF the principal lines OF street cars pass
ing by ils doors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

WITHIN THE WHOLE RAs0H OF tonic and altera-
tive medicines known, none il entitled To more
consideration than the Peruvian Syrup. In oil
cases Of enfeeLled and deblitated constitution IL
Is the very remedy needed. The most positive
proof OF this can be adduced.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-15

TIE CURlOSITiEs.
OF the many unique and curious articles pre-.
sented to the society from time 10 time we note
the following;
4 piece Of the nrst house erected In America,
the old Government house ut II. Augustine,
Florida, founded by Governor Melendez, Sep
tember IS, 1913, maize into cane, and presented
BY Captain John Farley, OF The United States
coast survey.
which formerly adorned the Intel Of the door
way Of the old brick Capitol on the A-strcet
| front. This ngurt, u Is supposed, was Intended
to represent the heather gV'ldess Flora, and was
made by COade, London, In iT93.
Relics OF the War Of 1917, consisting OF two
Iron pixies, with wooden slaves, presented by DR..
company In the second war for Independence.
A tin w0fk-bOx, containing set Of miniature
tools used by James Madison when boy, pre-
scented by Mr.. James II. Caustcn.
An Indian spear-hea,l, plckcd up near Rock
Greek church by MRS. EnOs Hay, ar, and pre-
| scented by her.
4 block OF petrined wood, taken from Massa.
| chusctts avenue. between First AMI Second
| streets cast, ten feet below the surface OF the
ground
OLD HOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND rArERs.
A hlc simiio Of the Ledger Of the Post once
| Department IN lTgd, In the handwriting Of Ben
Iamin Franklin, Postmaster General, kept In
| pounds, shillBgs aud pence-the original being
on nle in the once Of the Auditor OF The Treas
ury for the Post once Dcpaftment-.presented
by W. W. Coz.
and Academy OF Pennsylvania, printed In VIII
mlngton, Del, In 1900, used by John Under
wood at McCOrmSk's school In lsO5 anu pre-
sented by Mr.. Underwood.
aThe Shade of Plato or, Defence Of Reli-
zion, Morality, and Government, by David
Hitchcock, published In HUDSON N.Y. 1905 pre-
sented by A. Balback.
A 1Io 81 miscellaneous newspaDerf, published
from "a June, isOs, 10 18Th November, 1890 pre-
scented by DR.. Cornelius Boyle.
| An old mercantile ledger, running from 1874 TO
| 100 presented by Marcellus Marcer0n.
Files Of the National Intel geIiccr for Two years,
Oslo and 1911 y presented by Henry Polkln-
horn.
Dunlap L ClaypOe's msricdH DAILY AdrcrtissT,
published In Philadelphia ne from January
II, 1874, TO August ~, li0i, closing with No. dsOli
presented by DR.. Cornelius Boyle.
A ale OF the Washington Chronicle, commencing
July g. 1898, and closing December 20, 1892 pub
llshed every Saturday morning by s, Rothwell
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ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.

ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.
TAKE NOTICE..
l. The Ball announced for September II By the
ladies' q Fast Washington and e 30 held 81 v ssh.
midi TSRsp&Y fyEEiSSt Ss S.
b. afSss q snS So%a asStm'n SEAL sG% ,d':
GRAND FESTIVAL
THE
GEORGETOWN BENEFICIAL RIFLE Asso.
CITATION
GaEE ! SPRINGS, aEoRGETowN,
4 BRASS aud String band has been engaged for
prizs shooting to commences at y m each day.
PriEs shooting for lsdies Will commence Il
o'S Ssss,s s.s S,,i sosni Rs.o,.,o,.
q -and display Of Fireworks
4sSisies iii ssVs The Corner g High and Bridge
street terminus Of the street ears. SELF
Are COMING.
LINCOLN HALL,
Two NIGHTS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SEPT. 10 AND %.
MATINEE SATURDAY, . .. IN.
oALLENDERs FAMOUS
GEORGIA MlNsTRELe,
KING LAU0H.MAKERs.
The Mohareha OF Minstrclsy In an entire new
programme Of Rare Excellence. Introducing Tho
broad and mirthful phases Of
PLANTATION LIFE.
nj. avenue. Monday. septembes rs. seiSst
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Gss dffSS..as.ss
ASR sTGsRAY
Fa saa Esssrs
| THE li,E WITCH,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-10

were possible in this country, there are
more important and eclipsing issues. Ne
issue can be more importantin the absence
Of = great war. Free Trade is the trunk
"a which other needed reforms are me
branches. The deplcrable Corruption
which the Sen so Justly deprecates and de-
nounces is the fruit Of aredundant revenue.
An Overlooking treasury dl,Oays breeds cor
rupdon. 1t is impossible to pour more
money into the exchequer than the Coy
eminent will finds excuses for spending,
and If it be in excess of actual wants a
great deal OF it will stick to official fingers.
II is the blessing and benefcence of Free
Trade that il would cut down the revenue
and leave no surplus for stealing. We can
raise enough for every honest purpose on
Free Trade principles, and the corruption.
lists will be forced to say, in the language
of the baffied Shylock:
You take my house, when do Won take the pron
Inat doth sustain my house; YOU take INV iifef
When do you take the means whereby / i've"
This subject admits of much ampli6ea-
ton and copious illustration, which we de-
fer at present from wish to fix attention
on the heads Of the argument.
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ut has no parallel-having per-
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