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National Republican., 1873-02-06


Tue World Is OVERRIDING the credit mObilier
business. In an article yesterday 1t expresses
the fear that the public printer will not have
the testimony printed before tho 4th Of
March, when many Of the "crcdlt mobilicr
fslon', rs 1t /. pleased to call the gentlemen
implicated, will be bsysnd the reach Of pun
ishnont so far US Congress i concerned. II
the World had only shown the same zeal In
the Tammany swindles what fortunate
thing 1t would have been for the city uf New
York. The Worlds ignorance of the tcstl-
mony and Of the facts In the case Is only
equaled by its ignorance in political matters
For instance, 1t says that after the ith Of
March Amos Bingham and sc0nrld will
have disappeared. II 30 happens that Mr..
sconeld will not have disappeared, lie having
been sectcd Congressman at large BY ma
jority of nearly 5000 The Worlds blum
ders in law arp Just Rs palpahle Il. that In
regard to Mr.. Sc0ncd.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

SENATOR CRAdIs yesterday gave notice
that he would speak upon the subject Of rt-
storing our commerce by establishing iron
shlpbullding works In accordance with the
bill reported by the Committee Uu Naval NJ
fairs. The Senator has the floor ut y. NJ.
The subject is one not only Of the greatest
Importance to the whole country, hut also
possessing unusual interest, because. for the
whole period sine the close of the war, 1t
has been discussed In Congress without a
single practical plan being brought forward.
In u recent issue We stated the only proper
plan was to begin al the foundation the
creation of the hest aud safest ships In the
world upon the plans formed In the Naval
Committee upon the proposals Of the Inter
national Steamship Company. Senator Cra-
gins speech will, no doubt, explain this
thoroughly and take In history Of our com
merce, showing lis unprecedented prosperity
before the war, it. uneXamplcd decline since
then, asd the true means Of its restoration.
No one Is better qualified to give clear solu-
tiOn Of this diflicHlt subject than Senator
Cragin, and a rich store Of Information may
DO expected In his speech Of to-day
National Republican., 1873-02-06

TnE SENATE YESTERDAY agreed In the re-
port Of the conference committee on the
sloop of war bill, axlng the number at eight.
1t Is to ho hoped that We shall get at least
one at the Washington navy yard.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
REPORTERS.
$3oo,ooo,ooo
United States Five Per Cent.
FUNDED LOAN.

PRINCIPAL rrlrcmAhle at Iar after May I, ISL, In
United States Gold Coin Of the present standard;
interest payable quarterly in United States Gold
Coin, and both Principal and Interest exempt from
taxation. whether under Federal, State, Municipal
or Local authority.
As authorized by acts Of Congress, approved July
H. 1870 and January ~, ISL.
The Proceeds OF these Bonds are to be Ap-
piled To the Redemption and Cauccila-
lion Of United States Riye-twcnty
Bonds, n- Provided In said Acts.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
DROrOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF A
NEW sCHOOLHOuSk.

UEoRuErowN, d. c., Feb T. ISIS
PROPOSALS will be received unsl u O'Clock IN, Feb
runry Is, ~, for furnishing all tbs matsrial and
performing the work required In the erection and
completion Of a Public School building for osorgss
town, ID O., IN strict accordance with plans aud
specifications that eau ba seen al tho oice Of Adolf
S!uss, architect, corner nf fftecnth aud q streets
Washington, where fun infonnatiOn cas- be oh.
tancd, At the appointed time the proposals will be
opened, IN the Architects Ofice,i presence Of any
bidder choosing to be present, aud an award made
as soon ca practicable thereafter.
The trustees reserve the rght to rslec, any or all
hida, II they md sufficient reasons Tor doing
Thc proposals, to be considered must be made By
nllinr out the printed blanks on hApd At the Aroh
teCts Omcc, md they should be incloacd In scaled
envelope, Endorsed 'PrOpoaaa for the erection Of
Public School building Tor UeOryetOwn, u. O., and
addressed to the undersigned.
A. HYDE,
President board Of Trustees OF Public schools
GeOrgetOwn u. G.
Address: banking House of Riors 4 Co, wash.
lngtun, ID. @" tstArl fehSeost
National Republican., 1873-02-06

Mr.. SnERMANs specie payment hill was
defeated In the Senate yesterday by ma
jority Of two in a vote Of afty-siv, 50 that
all hope Of legislation In that direction is at
an end
National Republican., 1873-02-06
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL! WOOD AND COAL.
The undersigned beg leave to call the Aitanlou of
the public tnthe fact that uley have nponed branch
} ard al No, l2ls Fourth street, betwecn N aud N
streets northwest, whore they would be pleased "
have the public call aud c1amine their stock, AZ also
ut their old stand, No, kip Fuurand a-haIf street.
southwest A full suIply nf the best anaiitire uf
WOOD aud COAL kept constantly on hand, which
they are disposed 10 sell at reasonahlr prices
la.utm MCCAILEi HlOg
National Republican., 1873-02-06
MUST WE YIELD TuE ATLANTIC

The question Is repeatedly asked Is this
great American nation going tn permit the
carrying trade Of the Atlantic ocean to
remain forever in the hands of other Gov.
ernments, and is 1t possible to originate q
system for the control Of this trade that will
meet with the favor Of Congress and be free
from the charge Of jobbery7 Cannot Con.
grsss give us some legislation that will stlmu-
late American enterprise and capital, and
create healthy competition among our ship
builders looking to the one grand object Of
controlling this trade? Is there u member Of
the present Congress who will have the cnur.
age to take hold Of this subject with deter
minaton and win for himself a name aud
fame; Who Is the mani
National Republican., 1873-02-06
LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

DOARDlNG.-BoARD, WITH on WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In good lOcAlity, convenient 10 the
Executive Departments. Apply at qlB Twelfth
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So 10000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Lesnlized by state Authority and Drawn In
Publlc In ~. LOuis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
$4,000 Numbers.
CLASS 0. TO TE DRAWN FEBRUARY y. is7a.
1850 Prizes, Amounting to S3OO ONO
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 900.

Tickets, sIOI Half Tickets, S5i Quarters,
$3.50.
~ Our lotteries are chartered BY the State, are
always drawn At the time named, and all dFAWlulh
arc under the supervision Ot sworn commissioners
~ The OficiAl drawing will be published In the
~ Louis papersi aud copy OF drawing sent TO
purchasers OF tickets.
tb-We will draw q similar scheme the last day OF
every month during the year ls72
IN Remit a. oqT Eish by POST OFFICE MONEY
QhpkkS, REGISTERED LETTER, DilAFr on
EXPRESS. Send for u circular, Address
MURRAY, MILLER a. co.,
~. Louis, Mo.
Post Once Boz 9Iis myi.TufhkStI
National Republican., 1873-02-06
MERCHANT TAILORING.

H. KOPPEL,
having been burned out at tho recent nrs at the
National theatre. has taken pariors OF Ne ~ Four
tesnth street. opposite wLlArds hotel where no will
be pleased to all his former friends and custom
ers. fsbitf
National Republican., 1873-02-06
THE PRINTING OF THE CoNGIEs.
SIONNI, G.I nnE

by direction Of Congress tue Joint Com.
miitee on Printing invited bids for the print
ing aud publication Of the Congregational
Globe for the Forty-thlrd Congress. The
proprietor Of this journal bid for tho work,
and Is, rs tho result showed. the lowest COM
pcttor.
We have not sought 10 Influence the action
of the committee in any way aud this is the
first allusion that has been made 10 the sub
joct In these columns We do 30 now for the
purpose Of saying to certain gentlemen who
ought to have no interest In the matter, that
they had better keep their houds on. II Is a
matter purely between Congress and the COM
pctltors for the work. The Senate and House
have determined that the Globe shall be
printed Us cheap Us Il ran br printed
The proprietor Of this paper offers to do It
for thousands Of dollars less than 1t has ever
been done for. The most unQucalionoI Sc
curity has been offered; every rcQulsitiun Of
the coamittce has bocn complied with. We
are prepared to do the work upon the terms
specified, and feel the fullest confidence that
members sincerely anxious for economy and
reform will not allow themselves to be mfu-
enccd by persons whose action we do not
care Just now to hlrsbly charnctcral.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

Applications will also be received By JAY COOKE
60, and First National Bank, Washington, from
whom the forms may be- procured
National Republican., 1873-02-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

lSOO si,Ooo, s2,oOO $500 TO LOAN On
tEOUbs city property. =. =. ,,.,,,,,
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Twenty Ave cents per line. Advertisements under
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A healthy liver ~secretes each day about two
and A half pounds Of bile, which contains .
great amount of wAste material taken from the
blood. When the liver becomes torpid or con-
gested, it fails TO eliminate this vast amount OF
noxious substance, which, therefore, remains
to poison the blood and be conveyed to every
part of the system. 9 Whist must be the condi-
ton of the blood when it 10 receiying and re.
tanning each day two and Q half pounds OF
poison /? Nature tries to work on this poison
through other channel and organising En-
neys, lungs, skin, etc. but these organs pc
come overtaxed in performing tins iaDor, IN
addition to their natural functions, and cannot
long Withstand the pressure, but become vafl-
ously diseased. 9TS tllli
The brain. which is the great electrical center
of all vitality, is unduly stimulated by the I'M
healthy blood which passes to It from the
heart, and it fails to perform its office health
fully Hence the symptoms Of bile poisoning,
keep the mind on any subject, impairment of
memory, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings,
gloomy fofebodings and irritability Of temper.
The blood itself being diseased, as it forms the
sweat upon the surface Of. the skin, is 80 irri-
tating and p~oisonousthat itproduces discolored
brown spots, pimples, blotches and other crup-
tions. Sores. boils, ~carbuncfes and scrofulous
tnmors. The stomach, bowels, and other
organs spoken Of, cannot escape becoming
affected, sooner Or later, and c~ostiveness, piles,
dropsy, dyspepsia, diarrhes, female Weakness,
and many other forms of chronic disease, are
among the necessary results. As . remedy for
all these manifestations of disease, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is positively I'M
equaled. By 1t the liver and stomach are
changed to an actiye and healthy state, the APP
petite regulated and restored, the blood and
secretions thoroughly purified and enriched,
aud the whole system renovated and built up
anew. Sold by all frst-classD Druggists. G25
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The ROYALTY alone has yielded several million
dollars. which we're divided among companies
whose patents cover the essential points in the
machine. These companies charge the Ameri-
can people one-half more for machines than
the rates at which precisely the same articles
are sold in Europe. The Bulletin tells that for
q series Of years the public has paid from $50
to $50 apiece for machines which never cost
more than from IS to IS each, and which
could be sold for s15 to $40 each, and leave q
handsome profit. There was on epidemic OF
railroad accidents on Tuesday, the 4th of Feb
ruary. A train was thrown from the track near
Russellville, KY, and two coaches tumbled
down q high embankment. The wife and child
of Lieut.. Webster. United States army, were
killed, and some dozen others. seriously in
jured. Near Lock Haven, Pa, q train was
thrown from the track by a snow-slide, killing
the engineer, and injuripg WI other employees.
Near Little Rock, Ark, a number of passengers
were injured by an accident on the Fort Smith
road. A brakeman fell from the cars near
Tifin. O., and was horribly mangled.
FIRES.
Jas. 30.-At Allegheny City, Pa.-The Ex-
celsior Coffin Works; loss, 10000. Clinton,
Iowa; q loss, SIS, O00.. .Uxbridge. Ontario
loss, $40, 900. New Orleans-Thompson's
Crescent Sugar Refinery; loss, 1900, oOo.. 81.
Paul, Mimi. loss about $4,000
JAN. Stat jackson, Tenn.-Nearly the en-
| tire business portionof the town was destroyed,
involving a pecuniary loss of over slOV, w..
Quincy, M.-A number Of tenements were
burned. rendering homeless some ten families.
FEB. AT Mortified, vt.-Gould 4 Sons
WOODEN factory :; loss, $780, 900. =. New York
| 74O Broadway loss, S125, 900. New Jeffer-
son, IowalThe residence of Alexander Cairns
| Mr.. Cairns, his brother Henry, and two little
children were burned to a crisp; supposed to
be the work Of an ~mcendiary. . .Woolwich,
England-A portion Of the Royal Military
| Academy was destroyed; loss, $3.50, 00O. Co
hoes, n. Y.-The Stark Knitting Mill loss,
$40, 900. .r..
FEB. AT Brooklyn. n. Y.-Loss, $500 0
80. Omaha, Neb.-The Pacific FIGURING MILF
were totally destroyed" loss, $40, 600. .Cleve-
land, O.-The mill and forge Of the Lake Erie
Iron Company's Rolling Mills were burned
loss heavy. Ft
FEB. at Quebec, Canada-The Court
House was totally destroyed, entsiling the losf
Of a very rich collection of official archives
and historical aud legal documents-amonG
| them all the records Of the Province OF Lower
Canada.
FEE. AT Cincinnati-The Globe Rolling
| Mills; estimated loss, $4,000.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-14

The feeling against Ames is SO great that he
pretext could be found.
A Washington telegram of the Sd inst. says:
The sessions of the Wilson committee are
drawing to o close, and it is probable that by
the time the testimony is closed the report will
be ready for presentation to the House, as the
members have kept themselves thoroughly in
formed from day to day of the importance of
the testimony. and the bearing of the informa-
ton furnished by one witness on that of an
other. The testimony is printed from day to
day, and thus it is before each member OF the
committee. The Chairman, Judge Wilson, left
for the North tonight, and will take testimony
and examine books in Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston. In the former city the records Of
the courts, where the Credit Mobilier trials oc-
Cured, will be examined, and all the books in
the New York and Boston Offices Of the Union
Pacific road will be gone over. While the
Chairman is absent Mr.. Alley will be examined,
and also Gen. Dodge, if he arrives from Texas
in time. an
The Wilson committee had an uninteresting
session on the 4th. John B. Alley was the
only witness, and his testimony related almost
wholly to the dry details Of the Union Pacific
railroad, and in an effort to show that nothing
has been made out Of the road that those who
built it look bankruptcy in the face. and all
that. Pending the return of Cakes Ames, the
committee is engagedin preparing q report ON
the evidence already in. This report will take
up the case of each Congressman, and make
special reference thereto. h report will be
accompanied by no resolution, but will simply
leave the House to take such action as the
evidence submitted may justify. aT
The Poland committee reported to the
louise the evidence taken with regard to Sem
ators Wilson, Harlan, Patterson, and Vice
President Colfax, and it was unanimously GER
tilted to the Senate for its action as the latter
body shall deem proper.
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Can any Medicine do More,

The art Of changing the base metals into gold
a discovery infinitely more important are familiar
to the community, and have been so for the past
twenty years. To exchange debility for vigor,
sickness for health, apathy for energy, gloom for
chcerfulncss, is = much more desirable operation
than to transmnte lead into the root OF all evil.
And this is what Hostetter's stomach Bitters ac-
since their Introduction. Dyspepsia. biliousness,
nervous affections, constipation, intermittent fe-
vcrs, rheumatism, sick headache and general de-
bility are no longer the hug bears that they were
a nth Of n century ago. The Bitters, taken as a
protective medicine, prevent them, and taken as q
remedy cures them, and the people know 1t. Hence
their overshadowing reputation and enormous
sale. The fame Of the great vegetable specific is
ever ON the march, and at a pace that no con,pett-
tor can live. II 10 to-day the foremost medicine Of
its class in the civilized world. Every now and
then attempts are made Ia rival IL, and sometimes
n nostrum concoctcd In the idle hope of sharing Its
popularity, has n brief spurt Of apparent success.
Ru, II Ia all Illusion, one by one they sink like
stones in the sea, while the great tonic, whose
celebrity has been the cause of these blind ven
lures, continues to ride on the topmost wave OF
public favor, unapproached and unapproachable.
OSE CoLD AFTER ANOTHER will, with many con-
stituiions, securely establish the seeds Of Consump-
ton in the system. Those In need Of a remedy viii
ind DIR. Jayne's Expectorant always prompt, thor
ough aud eficaciour.
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WONDERFUL STATEMENTS. - Unless
hundreds of our most responsible citi-
zcns have conspired to delude the CON-
munity, a medicine has ut last been
introduced which is a specific for almost
every human ailment, not involving the
entire p~aralyzation OF partial destruction
OF the organ or organs in which it exists.
These witnesses testify Tin some ia
stances from their own personal expe-
rience, in others on behalf of others)
that dyspepsia, liver complaint, remit
tent and intermittent fever, nervous de-
bility, and numberless other diseases,
are rapidly and radically cured by this
new remedy. 1t halls from California,
and has in two years overleaped all COM
petitors among advertised sonics, and
become par excellence the medicine of
the people. California is an exceptional
region. Its vegetable products, espe-
cially those of a medicinal nature, have
equivalent elsewhere, and it is from
the choicest of these that DR.. j. Walker
prepares his famous alcoholics VINEGAR
Buffers, the invaluable invigorant, nu-
TRENT, laxative and Alternative to which
refer. Those who have tested the
curative properties of this marvellous
preparation pronounce it the most CON-
remedy ever offered to man.
kind, and assert that there is no inor-
ganic disease which il will not subdue.
As a family medicine, we can recommend
i without reserve ICON.
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Q TUESDAY. Feb. 4.-SExArr. Bills introduc,
BE KIND TO TIE BRNTE.

Ii your horse should accidentally
stumble, never raise your voice-the
creature breads its masters Gliding !;
never jog the reins-the mouth of the
horse is far more sensitive than the hui
man lips /; never use the lash-the horse
is SO timid hat the slightest correction
overpowers its reasoning faculties.
Speak to the creature reassure the pal.
pitating frame; seek to restore those
perceptions which will form the best
guard against any repetition of the
family action.
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

wrnxrsn,y Ian. LSEy.TE.-A motion to
a. 800,
tive Augmentation bill, increasing the salaries Ct
-, s..r.,,rt., e,c wa, lost, motion 4,
strike gu. oi u ~ ~" ,nan, Snr reanc,ng
cierks was aS.er :, ~ 81. an azrced 20 ~
the force in the P0stomce was asteeo 70. .o
HousE--The phi 10, 'ne aih, a. ~ =, ~ a.
Was h,a ON piecyt,on case the committee re-
ported that NioIsck was sn,itiso .o.ns sa.i =
report Was agreed TO-: report VA. receiSea ,,om
W 2 W shinytnn' reused - answer questions put
on the ground that the answers wouid call out con,
naen.iai IN nrixi,saed Tho Committee
moved for an order that the serg.ant-at-Arms take
stewart into custody, subject to further order Il
the House. An amendment TO have Stewart
why he should not be committed to answer for CON
tempt was agreed I" anu INC ''''''' - '"
ca adopted.
TurrsD.y Ian. 3O.-SESATE.-The bill ex-
.mn,,ng mineral land. in Michigan. wisconsin and
N;nn..o,a frpm the operations Of the act to pro-
,nn,. a.. ni,.,a, ,e.ou,ce. of IN. United States
vas passed. ..Morriil's amendment to the Lrg1s-
latiye Appropriation act, prohibiting payment,
unless by special act II C4ngress, Of Judgment, 81
during the rebellion mad not been proved, VA
agreed to. and the Legislative Appropriation hill
passed; m..r, a. II. ,.r.,,, ro,,. an.
,amc. a. ,oidisr. Of the war Of ria stricken of be-
cause Of their sia ing the rebellion was passed.
stewart, the witness before the credit MobiIier
u w..
brought to the bar by the MISUNDERSTANDING anu
heard In defense: He cintmea ms piiftrrse as
counsel exempted him rom obiigattoh 20 answrn.
A resolution Was men aaoptca tnst
insumci-nf, and that ne DE cons,osIea
resoiation Mss onaiea Pf".sa'ns =. ~
non ni steNntt IN eue'oas :, y snan',l,,a
uh.iI nc = ha,s spnsa'ea - q, .nhs,t,,,s
ans ansNsf.aan ps.pn. ~ III. ,.s,nS ,na M.
ohasiihs MN w. ~ ya,,i ,si..ssa
nie', n ~. w y, !. a.,en, =. ,nsx.,,ng
%, puIh'ms "tm,. ~, I,, -. ,.isc,,
va w., =, $1,000
="
FEtDAy Jan. S~.-SESArE.-A bill Was intro
,,.. .,,,or,,,, IN. Northern pacine raiiroad 10
- .-,..-
efidHe 'h~ ~ Louis
Joint r.. solution proposing a constitutional amend
m-nt for the election OF senators by direct vote az
the people. 10. The hill for a subsidy for Nebbs
Australian Inc cf strainships was discussed, but
no scii2n WIS feksn or ts.h ms.sSgf, vns r..
relief Of the uni,er.ity Of East Tennessee
,n.,ng - ,,Iy,,s biiI.
s.r.n. =, ..r W, :, a..
49,
siun.
HousH-Thc subcommittee a the select com
,,,,,.. ,r A. condition, ~ ,h. p,,iac ,aiiro,s and
r.ss,, N,ii,,., ~ Z. ,n,,,ri,.5 e. ,.ta ,..,imnnS
"a ph,,sa.insi. w W. sna p".,nn a nh
800 !. nrn,a n ~ = e.tsn. .dntn;.
!, a,.r ,w,i,. ~ '
hfoSDAy. Feb. 3-SrSArr-Mr WRIGHT pra-
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WHAT NEXT ?-This favorite juvenile
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l6slarge pages OF excellent reading, and q :1.00
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CHApPEp HANDS, face, rough skin
pimples. ringworm, s~alt-rheum, and other cuta
neous affections cured, and the skin made soft
and smooth, by using the JUNIPER TAI Soar
made by CAswELL, HAZARD 4 Co.. New York
Be certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, mad
by us, rs there arc many limitations made witt
common tar which are worthless. -tCom.