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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

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NoII, WatErR 4 Co.
ali Pennsylvania avenue. between Sixth and
seventh streets '
Great Reduction In Prices!!
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LARS, TIES. nANpKsRcnIETs , a., &C..
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Tn IN vEffggNa TnrrSKa noih' AM "hNi'
LEwls.,
| Branch at 1887 Seventh street, near MARKET
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oil 4, ~ ~ n' ~ s,,. y, ,.nno ~h,cn
n cs,ts,n ~ ' rcoS,atc the hnwe,s' cn,e wind.
cnonc AND produce natural sleep; It's p'essa,ns
| sse' No"oto sioep'ess mo'neis VI "J"S
| osoio''
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Has cured more wonderful cases Of rheumatism
| aches, palms, swelllnRs, frostbtes, caked
breasts, burns, scalds, ssltrheum, 40, upon the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

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 and 0 to Q, I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24
CITY.ITENf9.

HANilror' a PsARsos's Ia certainly the beat
Bronze, CIT Verde and Crystal Chandeliers IN
great variety, and a. cheap a. the msnufac-
tories. Give them . call. Y. NJ. Q. A., Ninth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

The Union Chapel IN. E.) Sabbath school give
their annual picnic to-day, at Bomards woods, Q
short distance northwest Of Oak Hill cemetery.
Omnlbuses will leave the corner Of Twentieth
street and Pennsylyania avenue every hour be-
hundred and nifty children, and under the man.
agemcnt Of the popular superintendents, Messrs.
| affair promises much pleasure TO ali who attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24
WORK TO Biz DONE.

O.I ~, NJ U-l ~ D.., ,,,..a,
oraers " she bssFe u Teenc Wers
Where improvements arc 10 DO Made
The following orders were issued BY the Board
M pna,fc woyt. vos,er,,.v. For GRADING puttipo
:" - r ,.
~ Ssioot io-ihch pipe culVcft Anu repairing
Ridge road, In the county. Also, TO lay . 12-lnch
nine sewer IN both ,ldes of Dunba rton. betvoen
80 ~, co..-... .,...,. a.a.-.,.-
niHn nnu oons. 81 ~, 49, Suo' .esVn,m' =,
colum6lan college. tu.t bsyoad the terminus Of
tno routteentusueet IaHwsy. anS .yins VI
tne 10Y pavenien's on veImons Nenue, Dc
tween see. anu , NY n nHs pe ~,
oompiep.u, auu , Suios , ."W vns 81
krounu the cnSie, piepaIatviy " Pa'nk snu
teneing y ~. ,s.. M ~ ,ny s VIZ hssss
i ,or tne ioVtmhAs ieaa'nR W the 'oun's'n IN MT
vernon pace. A.,
~ mas also Deeh aiIecteu mat Tue enso ~ SCI
Anu hiuewaiks iAia on =, netween Ninth snu
nehtn stIeets soutnsasL oy tne cohtisct9Is 70.
the Improvement OF tnose suoeui Also, LOT tne
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24
sumncr Drinks


Raspberry and Lemon syrup st .Io Penn.yl.
yania avenue; $50 per gaiion; IS cents per
bottle. u 4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

Mr.. WILLIAM KEITH, an artist who exhibited
several pictupes In New York In the spring Of
1871, and which ct the time attracted consider
able attention, 10 now sketohihg among the
a nouh.sin Psaks OF slerIa Nevada. MI. Keith
nn lu sle ooia hna fugged scenery 81 the West
wG, naaP.eu 70 w. pencil. one OF ms pictures,
eAnioiteu ~ tne Union League, ~ the MAY meet
ing W ISL was A"Fiew Oh Mount SHASTA, Cali
iornia'"
ALRxASDRu WRsr vbose nIctura sr,,,,o,
an, 1890 A., Al. ...-, ~ , e.
o,uan III ~ niheiicAn rorest was seiected
py the snAh OF Persia on the occasion Of his re-
cent visit 10 the International Exhibition, u an
American artist, although, We believe, H0llAn-
DER by birth, and studied his profession In this
country. lie Is an associate OF the National
Academy OF Design, and went abroad about
three years ago, where he has since been prac-
ticing his profession.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

We met In love, we part In peace,
Our Council labors DER;
Wen ask, eer iife's best day shall cNase,
To meet again once more.
Chorus-'Mid fairest scenes to memory Jar,
In change OF JOY or pain;
Wen think Of friends assembled HIRE
And hope to meet again.
Though changes mark times onward way,
We still shall fondly claim;
FrAternal hopes shall ne'er decay,
Our Friendships still the same.-Cho.
Our faith unchanged, our friends we greet,
Our love we here renew;
Through winters frost or summers heat
Well hail our brothers true.-Cho.
When life shall reach Its iual close,
With Heavens kind promise blest;
In that Grand Lodge may all repose
Where Toys immortal rest.-Cho.
ABAsouET.
The business Of the lodge and the Formally Of
O reception being over, the visitors and member
were notified that there had been prepared fol
them o little something In the shape OF eating
and they were requested 10 fall IN and proceed
In due form TO the corner o. Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Eleventh street. This they did, and on
paid, as IL was soon made evident that Messrs
HArvey a Holden had spared no endeavors tc
have everything put up In the style peculiar tt
thelr estaollshmenI me room on the seeone
somely decorated with American colors entwinet
with embems peculiar to the Order present.
Three large tables laden with the delcacles Of
the season were ranged around the sides OF tht
room, and what was not on them was not 70 bt
had ut this season, and therefore need not bt
called for. Each table was handsomely deco
rated with bouquets Of choice flowers, which
vied'with the rich edibes and condiments In per
tuning the atmosphere. In the centre Of tn,
room was an additional and separate table nllet
with cake and fruits. To enter room amid sc
many temptations would beget an appetite In Of
invalid. IL Is no wonder, therefore, that nj
hands turned In with so much zest and relish :,
enjoy the bounteous repast, and thus offer tn,
best possible proof that they enjoyed u. no
ticeable feature was the exclusion from tn,
tables Of drinks Of any Kind except water, tel
and coffee.
After enjoying the good things the COMPANY
made still another wonderful innovation In dis
pensinR with speech-making, and were thus en-
abled at reasonable hour TO rise from the tabl,
and seek rest and repose.
The entire arrangements were under charg,
OF q committee consisting OF Fred. ID. Stuart
John I. Given and John T. HAyenneT, and the!
performed the duties assigned them In name
W hirh met tho aDDrOyal Of all their brethreu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

Tho cholera Is abating at Mount Vernon, Ind.
The new cases are Of lnider type.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

J. II. sauier e. Co.,
Bankers, No. 14ls Pennsylvania avenue, ray
per cent on all deposits.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

The washinatsn City Savings Bask,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
lts can he male and drawn at will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24
THE COUNTS.

PREVENTIVE OF HYpRoPHoBIA.-Go to Savage
and buy muzzle for your dog.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

Those who are Interested In the purchase of
childrens suits and boys clothing, and desire
| something different from, a well a superior 70,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

TIE 9RRAT EraLrsH REMEDY for Govt and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
paints either Of recent or long standing, are Ad-
vised 10 use BlAif's 6eut end Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied sDoa % the most safe and
efectual remedy ever offered 10 the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PnouT 3 HARsANT, $50 Strand, London, England,
and sold By all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

whole business. He had no special cause OF
complaint against any department of the Gov
ernment, or against any oficer connected with
| the Administration, For several years the Star
| has been treated In the most magnanmous way
| by the General Government. II has had the ex-
| elusive monopoly OF the amount OF internal
revenue receipts received every day, and other
Important Information OF a. smlar character.
| IL has printed the naval orders anu the army
changes, for all OF which nc was truly grateful.
| Why II should not also De favored with Important
news like that which the REPUBLICAN printed
yesterday morning, and which ne was Obliged 10
copy In the afternoon, was something more than
he could understand.
i Mr.. Geo. W. Adams, OF the World. anu one OF
the Star stockholders, who had lust returned
from Deer Park, Md, put In an appearance al
this point Mr.. Adams did not feel very much hnri
that the World did not obtain the news IN ques-
ton, because that l2urna, was OPPOSED 70 W.
Administration; put ne oelieveu tnht WIN lttle
4 exertlon and enterprise the Star might have OBJ
tanned y. -.
Mr.. Noyes. know that there Is some one 10
the Navy Department VINO Is always discrlmh
mating against ne Stsr. ,,,,,,,.,,,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-24

THERE rs NO KxcusE for those who drag their
weary and disordered bodies into our company,
when q few doses Of AYHRs bARsAPARILI.A would
health and vigor. Ye muddy victims OF bilious
disease, have some regard for your ncighbors, II
not for yourselves. 60
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
An. Unexpsetoa EvsAt -TrO..e. Isg-Ult.

The CentreVille, Nd, OStiseR says Among
tho Germans who lately found employment In
this county, was a man named Carl GOllOp, and
his wife, who have been in the employ of Mr..
John Goldsborough, in Spaniard's Neck. until
Monday morning last, when they took passage
for Baltimore, destined for the West. ATrlv
ing in Baltimore, they repaired to Camden
street depot and purchased tickets for Detroit;
but had to wait for several hours About sew
EN- o'clock the wife was taken sick, while sit
ting in the ladies' room at the depot, and was
removed to one Of the anterOOmS, and the ser
vices of a physician secured. In shcrt time
it was announced that 4 was gPt; and ds
the parents hRA expended all their means q
purse was soon made up for them, and a
boarding house secured for Mrs. GallOp to
which she was removed The next day the
husband obtained employment as car washer
at the depot He had in the meantime, called
his daughter "Camdenlne," as being yerv ap-
prOpFiate under the circumstances. The Amer
icdR Of Thursday contains the following loca
item
WHAT A BABY Has DONE.-The infant
"Camdenline,t who first saw the light OF this
world at Camden Station on Monday evening
last promises to be great blessing to her par
hnts. Just at the moment when her fathel
was penniless she was the means OF his obtain
ing q situation at the depot, and yesterday a
committee OF German ladies waited upon th'
mother at the boarding house of Mr.. Hecht
West Pratt street, and placed in her hand
$3.50, which hand been contributed toward;
tie support OF the family.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
THE kENsIMcToN BANK RoB-
berry, ...rY
The BANK COMPELLED TO PAY S37. 900 to |
SPECIAL DEPOsfToR

AhE DANk COMPELLED TO PAY S31 900 to A
SPECIAL DEPOsTToR.
The case Of David Scull vs.. The Kensington
National Bank was this morning concluded.
IL was an action to recover for loss sustain
ed BY plaintiff by the robbery Of this bank on
the night OF February 2, 1871. The plaintiff,
who resides at No. 91S franklin street, had
been depOsitor In this bank for thirty years
With the permission Of the cashier, he had left
bonds in the bank for safe keeping, they being
placed In tin box marked with his name on
the end, and locked up In the vault, and he
paid nothing for the privilege, neither did he
box
On the nth of January, he last saw the
bonds In the box; there were thirty United
states go bonds Of $1,000 He cut of the cou-
pOnsy locked up the box, replaced It in the
vault, put the key into his pocket and walked
OIL. lie next saw it the morning after the
robbery, when was lying on the floor, broken
open and empty The ground upon which he
sought to recover was that the bank officers
dld not use due diligence to secure the place
against this calamity.
On Monday, at noon, Judge Williams char
geo the jury, instructing them that IL the rob
Oery resulted from the negligence Of I'll,
watchmen, the bank was not responsible. =
1hlS charge was supposed to be favorable Il
the bank. After remaining out two days anC
nights, the jury this morning returned a yer
dict for plaintiff, for $37 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
Ingenious Rascanl.y.
NATIONAL BANK NOTES THAT HAVE BEEN
NARROWED

NATIONAL BANK NOTES THAT HAVE BEEN
NARROWED"
There are great number Of national bank
notes in circulation which, although genuine
enough so far as they go, do not really repre-
sent their face value, because they have been
narrowed by cutting strips, length wise,
from some part Of the notes. At the various
banks numbers of them are met with every
day, and refused as acknowledgements OF
their full value. The notes most commonly
operated upon are those OF the denomination
OF 50. The mode OF procedure Is to cut q
number OF notes In such divisions as will In
sure ten made up" notes out Of nine that
have been cut. The cutting Is performed With
such nicely that the joining Of the edges is aI.
most impreceptible. These cut notes can be
easily detected by the least observant person,
for they are much narrower tAan those that
are whole. The careleszness OF tfades-peOple
however, has encouraged the production OI
these notes. and nothing but sharp exAmina.
ton ol money received, and tie reieetiOn oil
the kind OF bills alluded to, win stop this busi
ness OF tampering with the cuJTenOy.-PAR
IRq.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

Why SHE WILL NoT CoME.-Adsliua
Patti, il is now known. Will not visit Ameri-
ca during the year 1873. That Mr.. Max
Slrakosch at one lime really intended to bring
her here for our next fsll season there can be no
doubt; buE it sseuhs that Mr. M9reizek has a
judgement against the -pFima donna. which,
with compound interest, amouuts TO consider
Sble over $50 900, and until that is compromis-
el The eharuing maFquise viii not visit us On
the other hand, it il equally certain that Nine.
Nilsson will come, and, taugh by her own and
other singers experiences, win be unaccom-
panied by any personal sgents-HARTFoRD
TINES.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

FaAuDuLENr SrocK.-It was discovered
On Monday that Oddie, Austin s. Co., OF No. IL
Broad Street, New York. had uttered some
800 couAterfeit shares Of Toledo, Wabash and
Western railroad stock. The actual loss Of
those deGrauded, however, will not much
exceed $l7, 1000, The ulteveFs have fled; one Of
them belonged to the stock board. What
nnrnoried 10 be one hundred shares Ol Ri.iS6urg,
Foyt WAYNE and Chicago stock had alao been
pas.ed by Qddie, Austin s pqs but II IS not
de6nitsly known whether they are fraudulent.
Thev have used this stock as collateral 10 the
Continental Bank. -aEl semitic sa.1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

An incredible story is that of Dr. Carr, of Cali
forna, who says that every dollar ofgold mind in
california costs from a dollar TO a dollar and
half. The pertinent question arises why then do
the gold diggers continue business? The answer
may be found In the fact that nine hundred and
ninety niue men draw blanks in tho iCtte,ies Gf
the day where Que draws q prize. fot lotteries
Continue aud men continue to buy tickets. We
had supposed, however, that mining was con
Quoted now on a basis that rendered the return SO
nearly fixed product as TO make rich paying
business.
Four out Of five men who engage in merchan-
tile pursuits make fIilHre; but the eagencss 70
engage in merehantile pursuits is in nowise
ahated.- Wash. ChroRiele
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

Tur RATTLE FLAas.-Gensral Hanook has
asaienaied Tuesday. April 22nd, a. the day on
,1hIeh he can be present to transfer the Delaware
Baitlo FIaas to the Historical Society. The
Commitless appointed by the Soldiers and
Sailor. and the Historical Society, to make the
necessary aFFsuRsmeala are Reively at work,
sDd viii announce the full arrangements ~ soon
aS they are completed. The presentation will
tale place at the Opera House and number oi
iistiag1lshsd OgleaFs via b PFeAset from other
States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

JuvTrcrs' oRE1cr - Gsorge s., Hagsny, The
nsvIv APPOINTED Justice Of the peace, has
rented the place now occupied BY William =
Wood ns q tin smith establishment, Ct 5OO
Shlpley street, for bis ofiee' Henry hooPes'
nov q salesmen IN Mr. Hagaoys shoe store,
hss receivsd the appointment Of constable, and
wiIl no doubt transact the most ofMr. HaGany'l
ont door hnsineA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

In the Senate of New Jersey, yesterday, a bill
was introduced requiring the Morris and Essex
Rlilroad Company to pay tax on the entire cost of
their road and appSndages. In the House the
Corporation Committee reported adversely on the
New Jersey Railroad bill, aud aEer some discus
sion the adverse report was adopted by vote of
81 to 20. A motion to reconsider was defeat
eI-34 to 81, thus killing the bill
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

Nor sArIsrIED-Thc Radicals of Baltimore are
not satisfied with the appointment of Washington
Booth as collector of that port, an delegations
are in Washington; the one cndeavoring to in
duee the President to reappolnt the Collector
Thomas, and the other TO secure that of Booth
The delegations number about three hundred
persons. ..-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

CAsET.-It is said that the confirmation Of
Casey, for the CollectoFshipo of New leans will
b. opposed by Republicans in the Senate as well
- Democrats The brother in-aw will, however
no doubt be kept in office, Notwithstanding the
President was pledged to turn him out long ago
on account of his acts in connection with tue po-
litical nude in louisiana
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

Charls Francls Adams, Jr., haa b0on eppolnted
Comnissl0nefs ffom Massachusetts TO the Nlen-
ma Exposition, In place Of Alexander Il. klee, de-
elined.
Among the nominatIons, yesterday was sam'l
II. Elbert, Of Colorado, TO be Governor Of that
TERRITORY, in place Of MeBook, resigned.
The letter of resignation OF Mr. Lowe, our Min
later 20 China has been received by the Secretary
Of State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

To Q incinnati Commercial suggests a Con
gressional boardiDg-house for the benefit of NOM
bsrs who find It dinicnIt to live upsn their sala.
ries because rents are so high and dear in Wash
ington. 1t suggeits the erection Of building
large enough to afford snit of rooms for each
member; charge to be made - cover interest on
the expenditure
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
DAILY GAZETTE.

The circular letter addressed by McEnery, Of
LouiSians, tothe Governors Of the several States
asking them to call the attention of their Senators
and Members Of Congress to the condition of af-
fairsin Louisiana, has created considerable com
ment in Washington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

rTNO TIE PUBLIC.
l. The Wilmington and Reading hailroad ConI-
pany have completed ARRANGEMENTS 20 carry Noney
Packages and Express Matter 70 an tToH al POINTS
on the line - their road and West c. es'. Z.
AlsJ, 10 all points on the Phil .dslph and Read
ing and CattWissl RturOals. lnelad, ,ng Readihs.
Allentown. ColumhiA. Harrisburg Lancaster. DoW--
iugtoHn, Mahonsy Cigy. Mt. CAEAei, NSEristowa. J..
Pottsyille g..
Tor further inform t'ion apply n the Depo', cor
nee Of FsOnt AMI Aadison streets. MtlIinktou.
Express matter sent II Erank4la lul.e rapn ~ e.
No, West Third street 20 tacir D foE. Front
and Madison oF orders ieft with NcMdilen & Seal
delivering agents, WILL receive PreEapt atlssti0r.
{. ST0LL
aO6-4 Gen1 Supt ". 4 a.. r. y C.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
sheriff - Aale.

~ By virtue Of a writ Of LeFaFi Faeias To ma
iii dreetei' viii be exposed to Public sale a.
M the Hotel Of George Whitfield in the town
- OF New Castle. in New Castle hundred New
On SATURDAY Arril 5.b Is-.
, At . o'clock. m
the following described Real Estate. Viz.
All that certain plantation or tract Of land with
ne oaiidinEs and improvements thereon erected
tie hundred, in said county Of New Castle b,1Ode5
on the northeast by land nov or late OF Thonas
Spe2 Eman on the sOutheastby the river DelaWare
90 the southwest By land now or late of William
Booth ana on the ubrtn and northwest by the State
road leading from the town Of NsE Cattle 10 IN .
city Of WILMINGTON. containing Ids Acres Of Land
and Marsh, be the same more or les.
Seized and taken in ereeution a. the pronartv n r
{. t., lnd to be sold by
ROBERT T.. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff
sherIu once. New Castle. March l2. lsT9-2l
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

Hi Eale. at the Hotel o George Whitfield in
tie. Delaware " A'N" N@s-
On SATURDAY. April 5,h, 1873.
at o'clock. p. NJ
All thateertain plantation and trsct of Land ard
Sarsh situate lyir g and being in the hubdTes ard
county OF New Cc7fle. in the State Of Dei.wsTe
knoIn fsths Hamburg Farm. which is bonded
on the south and east by low water marx In tba
TNei DelaEarei on the north aud east by land Tor
IIerly OF VIM q. Caulk. nOw Of ". Clay sp3 otheTs.
en- etI tnS n9Tth and west BY the public rol sadinr
y s ~ IastIe 70 DeiaE1re City, which separates
3nq West bE land Of Joseph BGrasby. 'soorSe Z.
isooIt and hed lion Creek, excepting out oF The
ta!m II HnSNb a" hamburg run" lot Of six acres
ylng on the northwest Of the Delaware civ rosJ
afOresaid' and n We aeres sold to 0eorEe Tybonti
containing IN the WhOls so acres, no : or leSs wv
oeized and taken in execution az the prooert,, of
hrastus Lodge and Jane s. hts wife and Ii bs ssoId
By ROBERT l.. ARNSTR0NG Sh@o.ss' 'u
Sheriff. Ohce. New Castle. March IS. is75'aN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
EoR SALk.

h small TabulaP Steam Boiler, = boat three
kerse bower suitable ioF driving small engine OF
. hsatinE purposes. Price $50. Apply ~ this ef-
saplA-6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
Amustmtnts.
ENTRRTAINMRNT

The Lyeeqm will give pleasant exhibition at
Spiritual Hail. on Friday evening, TO commence at
quarter 70 O'Clock. Songs, both sentimental and
comic; Farce, Dialogues @c., In costume.
ADMISSION, y cents. Children, i cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
IN CenIs ReMaTd.

Runaway from the subscriber. living in Christi
ana hundred, on the lsth inst. an indsatured AZ :
prentice to the farming basinsss id boS il nine
teen years old stout. ealihy and rCbGs, dark ar
and eyes, had on q pair Of new hght kersey pan:s
new plush cap. dark cloth coat aud coarse boots -
rho above reward will be paid for his return bu;
no charges. All PsEs9Rs are forbid harborinE or
trusting him oa my account, IS will pay no bills
contracted by him
J. POULsON CHANDLER.
Christan1 Hd., March Il. lS73 81