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New Advertisements.
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Extension missouri Division from Sedalia 20 Hanni-
bal are now running their Elegantly Equipped Trains
through 10 Hannibal without charge
Passengers for Points in Northern Missouri. Iowa
Wisconsin 1Iinncssota, the Upper Mississippi Region
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SELFIsIINEss REBUKED. Some, and they
are few, can remember old Churchill and
his peculiar ways. One day he was riding
on horseback, when he was met by an old
woman, who had not so many.o this worlds
good things as he. Taking out his wallet,
he handed her a quarter of dollar and rode
on. He had ridden only short distance,
when he began to soliloquize thus: Now
where the old lady was standing, and said ;
Give me that moneyl She handed it to
him, wondering what he meant. Placing
it in his wallet, and, at the same time hand
ing her five dollar bill, he exclaimed ;
"There, Self now guess you wish you
had kept STILL
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IT is pleasant to see things put strongly
and pointedly. Some one asked Colonel
Howard of Georgia, lately, if he thought
that a certain Radical in that State would
steal. ''Steal!" responded the Colonel;
''why, by Jove, if he were paralyzed and
hamstrung l wouldn't trust him in the mid
die of the desert of Sahara with the biggest
anchor of the Great Eastern. Steall 1
should say he wouldl' This is an opinion
which is an opinion, expressed with some
what more Bunsbyian clearness and with
perfect Bunsbyian emphasis. Whether the
Radical is thievish or not, there can be no
doubt Of Towards opinion of him.
Florididn.
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District Of Louisiana.

STATES DISTRICT COURT
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Houston and Texas Central Raiir0nd certificate No
Il-4if6, issucd BY jacob Kuechief, Commissions
General Land OfIce. on July 10. 1871.
IL not heard from within ninety days. application
win be made for duplicate a. The proper oilce.
l. u EDWARDS.
For II. q II. &. haf0al.
Auefin June "a lf-4 innets-Nof
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DR.. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA
QUInNI,9 DHETo-rr1.

An entirely vegetable compound is iu It's operation
peculiar entering Into the circulation thus coming IA
contact with the germ or cause Of diseases and az
placing unhealthy secretions by extending Ia nuenca
to every part Of the body and causing general resr
ton, whereby health succeeds debility and disease
Under the influence OF this valuable medicine he
eye grows eparkng, the complexion clear md roslale
unsightly blotches, Pock Marks Worms IN the Flfah
Pimples and Roughness OF the Skin disappear and ~
entire organization grows redoient with health III
gives tone TO the body and Il TO gain Ia csh
and increase In weight.
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prsp1rr peputv s shsE Travis ; GG3T@sy
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Hotels.

would most respectfully inform the travelling pub
lie that at the 'Avenue" they will be made as com
Portable at any first class house in Texas We are
in the center Of the city, we have the Stage and Post
Offices and every comfort and luxury the city affords
can be had in the Avenue hnildings. nov23w
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UNHEALTHY sEcRETloNs.

For those and kindred diseases remedy has daunc.
upon the world having Tor its object the rcefni sei
fering humanity.
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Teras Antl-BIlIous Pms.

for bilious fever constipation Of the bowels
headache, dyspepsia liver complaint, etc. At cent
per box.
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II osT-
HealrIgaf Certificate 30. s.. lselca - IIinm n
Hr-eel ~ olcfIlI az Le1Ee b. ftE E1rf1 ~ Lad
Commissioning San A1Eusine coanfy II nol le1rt
from a. rl11iy 1agt op5iealtp1 uiN g. made l1f
Duplicate Ei0AD9 FISHER.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
THE INFANT ASYLUM.
Tho Pe.,IyaI A. Annioaan IsIaud.

AnAlostan Island Ia a picturesque spot. with
q bright summer sky oyefhAnging II; the beauii-
FIJI Potomac flowing at It's feet, calm anil unruf-
ned as the sleep Of Innocence; with the grand
old hills Of Virginia looking down upon 1t like
silent sentinels; with the two sister cities OF
washington and SeoIgetown , sne'Insd h OUT ,s Ne,
It's charming groves and iairy-liko pavilion
lighted up not only with vartegAted eolorn, rs
they were last evening, but also with the win
ming smiles OF youth and beauty-with all these
attractions, AnalOstan by night remlndA us OF
some one Of the enchanted Isles Of which we
read In song and story.
minRlo with the Joyous and happy crowds that
gathered there lay their offerings on the shrlne
OF charity, In behalf Of the orphans OF It, AnnL.
We were gratined TO learn that during the day
island. When we reached the RpOunds we OBJ
served there many prominent personages, among
them Hon. s. j. liynes, OF Arkansas, eN.May1r
Emery, General Bingham, Samuel Norment, j.
Carroll Brent, Wilnaln Gait, John bowling, Capt
J. II. Goddard and Others. OF the reverend clergy
present we noticed Rev. Fathers Walter and Ba-
Totti. The various Catholic benevolent and tenn
perance societies were Also well represented, no.
tably 80 the knights OF st. Patrick, In uniform,
the Hibernian No. ], the West knl Hlbernlan,
the conference Of 81. Vincent de Paul, and the
Georgetown Temperance Society.
The several confectionery and refreshment ta-
bles, all neatly arranged IN the beAutlfnl grove,
are presided over by Mrs. W. II. Ward, Mrs. J. =.
Kills, Mrs. Robt. Waters, Mrs. lawson, and Mrs.
Armstrong. Mrs. o'Brien presides at The supper
table. Al all OF these the choicest dellcacies can
be purchased at most reasonable prices, and
those who partake may enjoy the consolation
that while gratifying taste or appetite, they are
benenting the poor little orphans, for nearly
everything In the line of edibles has been con
trlbuted by our charitable citizens, Of all denoInl
nations, for the benent Of the festival.
The deyoteea Of Terpslchore' may here enjoy
themselves TO their hearts content, for the Holy
Hll band furnishes such e&hllerating music as
would tempt the most rheumatic pedal extremity
TO shake itself. Last night the dancing saloon
presented an unusual display OF briiliancy and
To-day ballotinR'wIn commence for the yari-
ous societies. The society receiving the hghcst
Dumber OF votes will be awarded very hand
some prize.
The festival will continue this day and night,
opening at a. m, and closing at II p, m. II IL
expected, as the weather promises 10 be pro-
pitlous that there will he 4 large attendance.
hut ample accommodations have been provided,
both In the way Of transportation and refreshs
menta. tne little steamer runs from the fooll
OF High street every ave minutes, and number
Of smaller boats are continually plying 70 and
fro. Let everybody 90 and make glad the hearts
Of the good Sisters OF Charity by relieving the
wants OF the helpless infant orphans.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
GniNu1,A1. a,1n,N, An,va. a

GENERAL CITY NEWS.
MAJ. y. Edward Mallet, Of the sixth Auditors
once, and president Of the Young Catholics
Friend Society Of this city, left New York for
Sss a II the Sssss .
during the late war, and by his ArJuous ofiieial
laoors, rendered the trip advisable. lie will be
absent about two months.
Remember this Ia the last day Of the festival At
Analostan Island for the benefit Of H. AIMS
infant Asylum. Make up your mrnds togo.
Any handwriting can be greRtly Improved hy
a course OF lessons At the Business College.
A game of base ball was played yesterday on
the National grounds between the Atlantic and
Junior Interior base ball clubs, resulting in COM
plete victory for the former by score OF 20 toll
The following cases Of smallpox were re-
ported TO the health o1lcer yesteriay; Two cases
in an Alley between Four-and-a-half and sixth
and II and streets southwest; one on NJ street,
between Half and First streets southwest.
In consequence Of there being no quorum, tho
Board Of Heath failed TO meet last night.
Mr.. James Bellew, the enterprising statloner,
his home In Ireland for the bene1t Of his health.
Mr. n. hopes to return early In the fall with re-
stored health, and will bring many articles frQm
citizens. Among them will he the popular works
OF "Nun Of KenmAre."
The range OF the Thermometer yesterday ai
| IIempleT's was as follows: a. M, rs; 10 q. m;
g; ~ m, 50; p. m, So; p. m, VI; sp. m., 70
1
Another "BIg Iugunr made his appearance
Yesterday At the National. All the peace com
mlssloners at the hotel decamped Immediately
| Ttrbum Sap.
Detectives Sargent and McEliresh yesterday
arrested colorod man named Henry NJ. BealL
employed by Dr.. q. G. Cox, on the charge oi
larceny OF clothing and spectacles. Tue pror.
| erty was recovered and the thief taken to the
Police Court, where he pleaded guilty to IN,
charge and was sentenced to ak months In jail
Detective Sargent has In his possession pawn
| ticket, which was found on PennsylvaniA ave
nue., between Seventh and Ninth streeta, which
the owner can have by calling at police head
quarters,
The commission OF Joseph Williams, a. gar
baRe master, has been revoked by the Governor
and Robert Holmes commissioned In hls stead.
The unfinished mound at the intersection OF I
| street and Massachusetts, avenue is an eyesor,
TO the people who live In that vicinity. Tue treei
| afford the only attraction, As gang OF abou
twenty laborers, who repose the greater part o
| the day beneath them, can testify.
ThoS L. waggaman, real estate broker ant
auctloneer, has sold lot No. l. In square 10c5, :,
! Thomas Wilson, for four cents per loot
National Republican., 1873-06-03
Organization OF a Grand Division Of the
Son. or Temperunce

A large number OF the Sons OF Temperance
response to o call by y. NJ. Bradley, Deputy NJ
w. p, TO consider the expedlency OF organizing
q Grand Division for the District Of Columbia,
Mr.. Bradley was elected chairman, aud ]. d.
Dunnlng secretary. .
Tue chairman, IN stating the object OF the
meeting, said that nine divisions are now In sue
cessful working order, having q total member.
ship OF four hundred, and II was necessary al
this Juncture 10 have Grand Division for the
completion of the order 10 the District. .
A full amt tree expression OF opinion was made
by several OF the gentlemen present. represent.
ing the different Subdivisions OF the District,
when the question was put TO vote, and Il was
unanimously declared expedicnt and desirable
TO establish grand division for the District OF
Columbia At the earliest practicable date. The
chairman then stated that all would be In readi-
ness for perfectlng the organization by the mid.
de Of next week, when lt was voted 70 organize
In the day time, TO be followed with q puble
meeting and installation OF ofiicers IN the even.
ing. This Will give the Order representation in
the next session Of the national division, which
sits In New York city the las OF thls month.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES,

Estimates for the Expenses Of the Colore'
schoois-An Act ReoranuizinE tho once
OF District As-essoTs-Thc New Four
Million Loan BIiI Tabled In the Housc
cr Deicrates-ExecutIye Comnunics-
tlons-Gsurrai Business TrnBsacted-
The Advantages Of the Chesapeake
mud Ohio Canal TO be Drought to the
Notice OF Congress Avenue Property
holders to be Reimbursed for the Pave
mcnt,
National Republican., 1873-06-03
Fish Propagation.

shAd propagation at Long bridge Is still con-
tlnued, with most favorable results. During the
past two days shout 800, 600 OF spawn have been
taken, which will result In the placing OF at least
250 900 young shad In the Potomac. The COM
mission has been divided into two sections, one
OF which will repair TO tho Northern streams,
for the purpose OF stocking the Western and
Northern waters, the other 10 supply the South
em streams and the waters OF the Mississippi
valley.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
Mnrh nm he strrnt..

Major vannenburg. contractor has q large
number OF men At work on Seventh street. be
tween II street and New York avenue, In re
duclnR that street TO the proper grade, so as 70
admit the opening OF X street aud Maasachu-
setta avenue. WoTkmen are also engaged In
cutting down the Patent once hill from Seventh
to Ninth street, and reducing the street to cor.
responding grade with that OF Eighth street
First street east IL now being graded from {
be cut down at least eight feet at East Capitol
street and PennsylvaniA avenue, fronting the
eastern Capitol grounds. The tracka OF the
Metropolitan Railroad Company have been laid
along street from New Jersey avenue east
ward TO Delaware avenue, preparatory to chang
lug from the present route along New Jersey
avenue and acrOss the Cap!tol grounha.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
GEoRoETowN AFFAIRS.

DHa. THOMPSON AND RIIor yesterday Ampu-
lated the leg OF John Walker, the member OF
Henry Addison Company, No, 0, who was IN.
lnrod Sunday afternoon BY tho overlapping OF
The reel In going 10 Ore. The leg was taken
on abOye the knee. Mr.. Walker Is doing ~ well
a. could be expected. F'fIIH' AZ " b.
TAE RIyER--ArTiyed, schooner Emily, from
Norfolk, Va, with 90 900 feet OF lumber; steam
ers Columbia aud Vanderbilt, from baltimore,
with miscellaneous oargoes, and Geo. II. Stout,
from philadelphia, with general merchandise.
Tue GRAIN MARKEr.-Flye thousand nino hun
dred bushels Of corn and o 900 bnshoil OF wheat
Of prime wbeatat ti.s0Sti.s2, and 100 bushels
good red at ti,Tb, r... .T-r.Ii't NJ. -
TwHHry TH0usAND nERRIH1 sold yesterday nt
the nsh market wharf AZ tI@A.o0 per thousand.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
Rudden Deaths.

Yesterday morning information was brought
10 the First precinct police statlon-house that q
woman named Mary ingraham, cOlOred, residing
on First, between n and o streets southwest,
died Sunday night. The coroner was notified,
and yesterday afternoon, with DR.. Hartlgnn,
held q post iH0rtem examination on the body and
pronounced the cause Of death to be npOpleNy.
The deceased retired sunday night In her usual
health, and Monday morning she was found
dead. She was sixty-nye sears OF age and well
known In south Washington.
Yesterday evening, about O'Clock, Mr. Geo.
Mathlot, for 4 number OF years an employee In
the coast survey ONCE, fell dead at the corner OF
First and Pennsylvania avenue. Mr.. hathiOt
was q married man, with family, who reside
at BlAdenAbnrg. The body was taken to the
Seventh precinct station and the coroner noti-
npI
National Republican., 1873-06-03
virginia R.pubIic.p A..oci.,Io,.

This association met last evening at Clarkes
hall for the election OF otficers; s. ID. Williamson
In the chair.
The seml-nnnual reports Of the officers and
committees were received and read, showing
very catering career for the inst six months OF
the existence OF this association. The roll-call
exhibited slxty-n names.
The following Officers were then elected for
the next six months; J. Weed Corey, president
j. W. Cromwell. lst wee president; A. 7. Mau.
pin, 81 vice president; A. Davidson, recording
nseiIfgg; q HAY; H.; - w. moore; hnaneiM m secTearyi
Jenkina, ID. X. FOntalne, Philip A. Tracy and
Il. X. Taylor, executive committee. The meeting
then adjourned TO the 18th inst.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
Rock Ruon,

This morning we have something TO say about
the prices OF board at Rock Enon. With the
travelling public these things are OF vital import
ance, and yet In considering them the fact musi
be borne In mind that wormleys table 10 one o.
the terms are ta.b0 per day, t1b per week and SO
per month. For July and August q per day
tiT.b0 per week and 800 per month. And now,
what are the adyAntAgesf Nine different min.
eral springs, each having powerful curative
qualities: splendid baths, magnificent and beau
tlful scenery, billiards and oroquet, and low ling
alleys and elegant drives.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
HOUSE OF D:LEaATRs.


Tue House met at the sual hour, the presl-
dent, Mr.. Campbell IN th chair. and the pro-
ceedings were opened win prayer by the chap
lain, Rev, J. X, hRnkln.
Mr.. Murray moved to reconsider the vote by
which the bill, introduction Saturday last, ITO
provide for an additional Ian Of four millions" T"
was referred 10 the Commit tee on Laws and judi
cIaTy, lie stated his Ohlet 10 be, II the motion
vas carried aud tue blll brought before the
IIOnsr, To follow II up by motion 10 lay on the
tnbla. lie had been approached by large num-
her OF persons to inqGlre The Legislature was
serious In ths matter. II could not believe that
II was, aud the DULY thinRhRI would be accom-
pllshsd by not dlspOGlng the bill at once would
be 10 impair the already taggeflng credit Of the
District, and he could cOrelye OF no other object
in tne Introduction OF Ne blll except a huge
iOke, aud thus could nc afford 10 view Il In
either light In the face q the fact that We had
hui yefy recently passeth bill IN provide for an
issue Of two mlllions VI eTllncAtea Of indebted
NsSs, based on the pTOp0tlon o. the cost OF Spe-
a ii improvements " peJoTns by the people, The
National Republican., 1873-06-03
THE COUNCIL.

The Council met on yesterday at O'Clock; Mt.
wm. stckney lpresdcnD In the chair. Prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Pitzer.
House bill No. 81, to prevent the careless use
Of Dreams or other weapons, was read q second
time, and referred 10 the Committee on Police.
House concurrent resolution, requesting the
Board Of Public Works to furnish an estimate in
detail OF the character and locality OF the i'm
proNementA for which appropriations are asked
10 he made, was taken up and agroed TO.
House bill No. 81, TO regulate the business OF
pawnbrOkera, Junk dealers and dealers In second
hand articles and wares, was read q frst time.
Mr, Browne presented q petition, signed by
thirteen hundred cltizeps, asking the passage Of
law for controlling and suppressing the great
tee on Police.
=. Mr. Browne, from the Joint Committee on Po-
lice, submitted report OF q visit made TO the
where. F''''''
Nj. Brooks introduced the following bill
which was read nrat time:
Be u enacted bg he Legislative Assembly ey IA,
District QI Columbia That for Inc supf,oTf ~ m,
public schools Tor coloTed children oi the cItiei
OF Warrington and Georgetown and paying tn,
outstanding indebtedness OF the board Of trus
tees OF the same for the fiscal year commencing
July J, 1873, and ending June %, 1874, the follow
lnA sums are hereby appropriated out OF thi
proportional amounts due, or that may becom,
nne the trustees Of said schools by the cities o
MMhngtoh and Georgetown under the act o
National Republican., 1873-06-03
ORATORIO.
The seven Last Word. OF Our sa,iour.

The seven Last Words OF Our saviour.
Next Thursday evening the Barlli Musical As
s0ciation, for the benefit OF their conductor,
signor Antonio Bartli, will sing at MArlni's hall
Mercadantes oratoro OF The Seven Last
Words Of our Saviour" II IA most earnestly
citation, and all WHO would foster the art Of mu-
sic In Washington, to attend on this occasion.
Maestro Barill Is well deserving OF all encour-
agement and support 1T.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
Rnmnar CanIa

Alpaca Goats ~ TO 81. MoBAir Coat, 1850 to
% Drab dc ktts Goats, q 70 ", Linen Cats,
81. ~ 10 tI. Az kIskaAs 4 BHor,
UOlhleTa and Tailor,
b05 Seventh street. May BulldlnR.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
q, y. Gautlcr.

Right near the GiObs Ofnje, on Ptnnsylvania
avenue, Mr. q. =. 0autler has opened new con-
fectloneTy store 10 which patronage fUI great
dlally invited.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
nIn.Ir M Ihn n.nIfnI-


The programme Of the music at the Capitol
grounds Tomorrow afternoon BY the Marine
band Is As tollowsi Union League QulekAtep,
-LAbllzby; selections from somnAmbula, Bel
linl; Galop-"Wlth Love and Joy"-faukti seTio-
comic operate PotpouTl, Boyer Finale,
National Republican., 1873-06-03

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per Annuln on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . to I: satw-
days, to land 10 9, I
National Republican., 1873-06-03

PEnuvIAN sYRur.-Thls valuable medicine has
oeen silently making its way into public favor
~ the numerous remarkable cures Il has per.
f0rmed It's singular efficacy IN owing to the
protoxlde OF Iron which In this preparation re-
mains unchanged, and IA the only form ia which
piled. =
National Republican., 1873-06-03
The Proprietor OF the Carrolitsn nisea TO
Rxplain that Dinner business.
We have received the following frOm the prt .
prietor OF the Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore;

BALTIMORE. Nd. June. is1.
10 he Elder Of he NaiiOsat RspsbIieaas .l
SIR: In your paper OF yesterday au article
appears headed complaint against the Carroll.
ton Hotel, Baltimore, signed with tie initial 8.
There Ia evidently a mi take somewhere, as din-
ner Is always provided for passengers arriving
by the train he mentions. He may have been
misled by q servant, The Officers In the ONCE
are always ready 10 do all things well.
Be good enough 10 give me hls name, that
may address him, aud have an explanation, a.
also 70 refund any money that he may claim a.
due him.
A short note TO me would have saved him from
writing so long an article and published 10 q
newspaper, showing q feeling not warranted, II
the whole thing Ia Known aAd explained.
Most truly yours, X. u. COLEMAN,
Proprietor OF the CAFTolltOn
National Republican., 1873-06-03

Tnr DootEIs YEAsr PowpKR-You will soon
md u not only the best, but also the cheapest,
baking powder. Put up fun, net weight.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
CITY ITEHIS.

MACxrNAwg. MACEmAws. MlcxNLws.
Another supply Of these fayorite Straw Hats,
inail the fashionable shapca Just received at :,
..s WILIRTT a hcorYA
sfH.H p0o Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-06-03
We are No, Selling oai

eau rely on 1FstciAss nt, style and workmanship.
I A. SAKs Co., Si6 seventh street.
We are Not Selling Oai
on the contrary, we are adding daily to our In
Ths people appreciate our efforts by bestoW.
ing their patronage upon US.
II Last weeks sales IA
were
The largest We ever made since our advent In
business.
The causes which oOnsplre 10 produce this re-
suit Arei ....g
We keep the largest STOCK, q
Oar Prices are the Lowest,
Our Goods arc Well Male,
Bplendldly Cut,
handsomely Trimmed,
We always have what we advertise,
Our clerks are polite and attentive.
These are the causes.
In addition TO our large stock, we have added,
New Shades of Serge sulta,
Striped Linen Suits,
80. WOlfords Duck Suits,
: summer Llyeries,
Another ioI Of our q suits opened to-day.
A, sAKs A Co., slb Seventh street.
J. II. ssaieP A. Co.,
bankers, No. lliB PennsylVAnlA avenue, pay 9
per cent on all depOslts. y
rhs Waahinstsn Gay saviAHs BaAk,
corner Of Seventh stroet and Louisiana hyplas
pays Dor cont Interest on ali dOpOlita U0nna-
National Republican., 1873-06-03

No REaEpT in the word ever came into such
uniyersal use, or has 30 fully won the confidence
oi mankind, AZ Ayers Cherry PeotoNl for the
cure of coughs, colds and consumption. 60