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RAILROADS.
Pss v SaE4lEBAA ar LINE

AIR LINE
OA''TfRRifaDrI gEEEyNssosx,
AND ALL POINTS ~ rEggE NEW EsSIlHsD
rrrnousH pETwRks %AsH,seToN AND
wrrHoUhTt GMss dsSahkkbr CARS.
ne equiPpent on THIS line is new and Of the most
SS,iS "a RaS E IN slsr
2RRssHsak, fs. Issgfissi i SUNDAY
from and arriving 81, the depot o. The BaltimoIe
ana B sGss northeast corner o. s'i'n
w, Line, leave Washington at 80 q m daily. OF.
e Gssso BsitimoreA s.R = M, dsiiy. s,c.pt Sun.
2s.ye west Philadelphia, at nin ,. m. dsily.sr
Arrive a New York at p m. daily. sIoep. Sun.
iRich,nopd ..rres., leave Washington =, 90 .. m.
ai Is.yo Bal,moTe sia Is D. m, daily, orcep, Sun.
Is.ys Yves. PhIladsiphis at e@ ,. m. daily. sr.
eY ftiys Z New York ., sao .. m, daily sIccp,
EEhs express leave Warrington a % p. m. daily.
Law s W., PSIi.a a. Il. & daily
Arrive .'ssfHn xIis siH ITO n ~
kcs%oa .saas.. Is.yc 9stl at SIS D. m
hEess 4 %::h lssss new y ys.I ESp.m
%:i sfs SsSs ass Yori With s.Rsr:
VIZ Esr .n mffSHa :as
rosd, Erie railway aud steamer. on Hudson river
pEss called for aud cheShed q hS,els srd IT.
iess ss; sea ':H e %
ssRsS sysns: ps sssass I
B.,imsre and fosomso rarosd corner d sir,9 and
jystu General Passenger Agent.
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motives, and never had purpose, except to
provide office for its followers and "beat
urant." As q reform party II was fmud
and dclusion, aud the kicks that II now re-
ccivcs from old copperhead organs like the
World only shows how low II has fallen In
public estimation. II Il In order for John
Cochranc and his little crowd to retire. 4
GLANDS OFF!',-TilE SACRED sOiB.
During the sixty or seventy days Of the cx-
citing contest which eliminated In the cleo
ton Of Mr. Pennington as Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives Of the Thirty-siSth
Congress many amusing and some more Sc
rious scenes occurred. One Of the former was
occasioned by the late Hon. J. 4. Bouligny,
Of Louisiana, rushing down the aisle one day
lust before adjournment, incoherontly yocifer-
ating, CLERK Clerk have resolution 10
Offer"
The courteous and affable presiding officer,
Hon. John c. Allen, Of Illinois, clerk Of the
prcylous House, at once ordered tho rssolu-
ton read for information. II was TO the
purport that the Black Republicans be de-
barred from the privileges of the floor until
the Democrats and Southern Americans
(know-N o,hings) have organized the House.
No doubt Mr.. Boullgny thought that his
proposition wouid be the easiest and most
direct road out Of tho dificultics by which
the House found itself surrounded. But the
House thought otherwise, and proceeded TO
elect Republican Speaker.
OF course, everybody enjoyed Mr.. Bout
ligny's little Joke. Remembrance Of II has
been awakened Just now by the cool PROPOSE
tiou Of the Virginia Democrats to debar the
black Republicans Of that State from taking
any part In the election in that State until the
Democrats have fixed everything TO suit
themselves. To all outsiders desiring to emi.
CRATE and settle In Virginia due notice Is
given that they are not wanted. Hands OF, .
Is the cry; "this soil Is sacred to the use Of
the white sous Of Virginia."
Probably about the same heed will be paid
to this impudcnt aud insoleut demaud by tn,
Republicans Of Virginia a. was paid to
Bouligny's resolution by the Thirty. sixtl
House Of Representatives. They will, M
doubt, go right ahead aud elect Coloue
Hughes Governor, aud invite all creation B
Join them improving the State, materially
commercially and financially. Where Is III
consistency Of sending out tracts aud agent
inviting emigration, aud then mounting
political platform which plainly says, as In
terpreted by Mr.. Hunter, ..If you come, 70,
shall have no part or share in our govern
mcnt until you can feel and think as VIC do.
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NGKRCHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WI BETwEEH

Hereafter as .hs ssns 9ssis.A@ s f Z ohh
Rsls ss.s tsa T 52ah pi4HsfGSss E -
Nav YSpf Da
syery Saturday At I ?, m, Ecays osorsetown every
Fridsy. At . a m. and Alexandria the same day Il
for full infornAtion, spply 70 n. z. A DEsHAf.
New YoIl Aysprs, NV THOMPSON,
islfN Rrssidsip
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

CArrAIs JACK will not be very likely to
leave the next reservation upon which the
Government will place him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

THE ACTION Of the Administration In sem
fencing the Modoc murderers to death is
generally commended by the newspapers.
The Euening Post, In abiding to the subject,
says; Here and there attempts have been
made to relieve them from the effects of
their crime by repeating tho stories Of the
wrongs done to their ancestors and kindred
by white men; but 1t is clear that these pic
turesque arguments simply prove that some
white men have escaped hanging, and not
that any injustice has been done to these
Modocs"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27
DYED'G AND SECURING.
VIE FALL RUSH Is COMING.

The present long warm days IL the best time for
my work 30, ladies' and gents, bring in your Fall
and Winter Goods at once thus, by avoiding the un
AvoidAble delay In the execution Of orders during
fall. your goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed
and carefully kept for 81 months, II desired
Charges moderate. Terms invariably U, o. ID,
w. II. WHEATLKY,
PREMIUM STEAK DFEIN0 AND SECURING KS
THLfSHNENT
~ Jefferson street, aeorgetovn, d. u.
Once open from 10 .. IN. until sunset 1elI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

VINO lie the member Of the Equal Rights
League who thinks he ought to be Secretary
of the District?
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lOFFIClAL.l

The Wheeling intefiiyeneer has entered on its
twenty first year. It Is an excellent newspaper.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27
A LKxANDnIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A k HAP AhD shILHExAEpRIA AND FREDE

n ROAD IND ALExAHpRIA 1N6 FREDE
psFSsnFs saasR hA gIffA AND srsrETs. u
s ma q Asiindils Siiy' ali othsrs daily s N
local trains from Alexandria arrive as follows:
s g ~, g. 70 ~ y ss a. m, y Ss, io. AIS,
4 NJ rom day al oihsr tran sn as,is
TIslns %,IEsd .hgs connect with trains on Wash.
qUANTI0Q accommodAuon leaves Washington
CHEAT 5otTHEkN ExPkRss, via Richmond.
cave Mash IN u w m, daily, except Sunday
tor sale At the once corner Sixth and Pennsyi ynnls
Ayenue' and Thirteenth and PennsylyanlA ay Snue
Ease 2 be checked at all hotels and residenocs
Ubbu daneral pAaaonRer Ag0nt ,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27
SUMNER RESORTS.
A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
fE GREAT r AhEF N IEaa HSp TONIC WA


fE GREAT r MIEF " IEaa sSp TONIC WA
Of q. GS " aaRE 4. :RsI e
hPS is g ss ss
sns hem p n IN the % Ice.
health. w.Ii be admirably suited At the ' ''''
sTRIBLING SPRINGS,
thirteen miles from stanton. Virginia, where the
hne mountain air and scenery, and the mineral
Alum. Chaiybeais and sulphur sprnss, offer ali
that can be desired for these purposes.
value as modishsl sSSR,s is astesisd by The mSst
% ssa b SssE
,hs 3 WSR
sIss sl M .1a
IT, Som6tnsd Alternative and tonis gEopertiss 4 IRE
vide range o. " remedial appestionn. SUNNI VI
stpaiion. diseases q the urinary aud sensrstiye
orsAns. cutAneous diseases, hcrofulA. eryspelAs,
triton, irritation, relaxation and debility Will be
se.diiy cured by he ,pdie,on. p,s o. Tie w.tsrs
IL medicinal saters and all shifS Is summer resors
nsss n Ike sa ssnasa
beauty Of the snrroundins scenery. or in The mum
tues Of the mineral springs. -
Hotel accommodations hrstclass Various means
.BOsrd-Per day. Sss0; per week. els; per month.
II The Hotel ia now open for visitors
Route1.ay railroad to stAunton, thence thirteen
line. - : - : --T-1-
Passengers from Baltimore, Nd, Washington, d.
O., and Alexandria. hichmoud and LynchbnrF. Va,
on the morning cars, will reach btriblinH Springs
the same afternoon before dark,
For circular containing analysis of the waters,
lettera Of eminent Physicians aud certificates Of
remarkable cures, write to T.. GOODE, Agent,
jyl2-eolm Btriblinx springs. Va.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

HENRY ALBRRs, CoNFECTIoNEa AND
IN ZOE DREAM MANUFACTURER, iOb Rtey.
nth street noithwest Furnishes the N at pio nj.
nent hotels and residences In the city. - luslims
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

SENATOR MoRToS's SPEECH at Athens,
Ohio, few days ago was strong, practical
and pointed. The actual state Of affairs, "
as sketched by him, Is so forclble and true In
every essential particular that 1t will well re-
pay perusal. He said:
SIN answer 10 the general charges Of corrup-
ton, and the allegation that everything Is going
| on wrong and that the country Is on the nigh
way to ruin, present the actual state Of affairs
the general AMI unparalleled growth, develop
meat and prosperity OF the nation--the peace,
contentment, progress and elevation OF the
people.
| In some OF the States Of the Northwest there Ia
complaint that the agricultural interest Is suffer
| ing from various causes, and especially because
| of extortionate charges by railroads for trans
porting their productions to market; In others,
| that the manufacturing interest u depressed,
aud In some parts OF the South that there Is q
growing out OF the rebellion and from local
misgoyernment. For these exceptional cond-
tons and depresslons the Democratic poll
propose T,p beyond the restoration Of their
tattered, dIapidated and backened organization
to power. Questions OF transportation they
neither understand nor care re- fqr: For me de-
thy whatever, and for the misfortunes Of the
South they are Gbove all others responsible.
They are like quack doctors VINO approach a
healthy man In the full vig0r Of life, and try to
persuade him that he will certainly die unless he
will purchase and swallow their yillainous nos
trums.
"In future answers to their charges, refer to
the fact that since the Inauguration OF General
Grant, on the 4th OF March, 1892 $3.50. 900 900 OF
the national dent has been paid on. within that
time the taxation OF the country has been re-
duced by Republican Congress Que hundred and
thirty millions. Within that time the credit OF
the nation has been improved and established
throughout the world. Within that time our
dlnicultles with England have been settled
upon an honorable and advantageous basis
BY which England pays to US fifteen mil
lions and half In coin, ana has, upon our sugHes-
ton, recognized arbitration between nations Is
= substitute for Wharf.-The grandest triumph In
the history Of diplomacy, ancient or modern.
Within that time our chronic difference with
England In regard to the northwestern boundary
has been settled In our favor. And make the
general statement that the Government, In Tvs
various departments, Is now administered more
strictly In accordance with law, and with more
system than ever before"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27
LrinoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

RAbTlAohk AND fUIohAO itAiLhVhp'
6fsor oosHrss o Sf1E AEp > SrsSrrs
Afssr JULY %. Ina trains Will run - follow;
TRAIsssSt hfEhS S5 roh rRAss H hssISs AT
SO m, Niagara H. sis :: m, New York CT.
e. % AM Nv Yor, Fl. g.:s;; d'i II daily. sr.
sss 20 S.i' ss;;s M .ad s' VET d f.S%
~ asi. i as:s s Sum % S%%ss'
ID M. New York sr. grs:s. d.iiS.sasspt Sun.
. y. baltimore express. ~ +. M, N T.. express.
J; 20 p m, baltimore Ac- daily, except HnndAy
sodnmodstion. daily, siis y m, ell daily, e.
eept Sunday. cept Sunday
6fe p m, Cincinnati EI. y ~ p, m. daily. from
day. Wet and North.
sW z ri: dsny New 'eS1 p n a.u,s Southern
so'iS p M, PsciHo 4, h q, New foIi express.
Trains leaving washinston Q, SIS q NJ, and SEQ
p. m. connect At Bowie with trains for Marlboro,
ins y Marlboro 81 iOso and ills = m. and s2s
Trains arriving ., washington .. II IS . m. SIS
and 81 p N. connect 81 bowie with trains leaving
| P..ssnSsrs leaving t6sir. ofders u Ticket 0moe
n0rshws,s SorPer Thistesnsb .na sys
nue, can have their basWAse called for and checked
| q hotcs and residences 70 ali points North and
West Through tickets 70 Cincinnati, Columbus,
| Indianapolis, Louisytlle, 81 Louis, New Orleans.
otsS. .s w W. ~. nr sSSss ca al points
| n YOUNG. Gen PASSENGER Ar~nt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

THE MASSACHUSETTS CAMPAIGN.
II Mr.. Z. X. Hoar wrote the address Of the
Hamilton Hall committee, as he Is supposed
to have done, We can only say that the per.
Torrance reflects very little credit upon him,
and Is entirely unworthy Of any one pretend
ing TO anything like respcctability. Mr.. Hoar
names no name, but he has gathered up all
the stale ISLANDERS Of the Democratic and
rebel press md under very thin disguise
hurled them at General Butler. We submit
that II Is discreditable II not dlsgraceful, and
q dishonor to the respectable Republicans Of
Massachusetts,. General Butler has as good
q right as Governor Washburn or Mr.. Hoar
to aspire to the first Office In the gift Of
the STATE, and 10 seek II at the hands Of
the party to which he has given quite rs
valuable assistance and devotion as Mr.. Hoar
himself has given. The contest Is one entirely
within the Republican party. General Butler
Is probably the strongest man In the State,
aud II Mr.. Hoar and the Hamilton Hall COM
mittce cannot bring any stronger arguments
to bear against his nomination than they have
In the address just published their cause is
very weak. The document in question Ia
puerile In argument and untrue In every
essential statement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27
WOOD AND COAL
w GOD AND COAL.
DILRY BROTHERS,

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF WOOD AND GOAL.
Depot and yard at Riiey's wharves, foot Of Rley.
snih and Twelfth streets southwest All orders
between, Seventh and Eighth Streets or through
mail. will receive prompt Atlantion. jyYaim
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

GRANGE OF TIME. d
IN and after this y. m, commencing with the
New York Express, which leaves at pas r. M, the
schedule Of trsins on tho BALTIMORE and Potomac
Railroad will be as follows Niagara Express 10
.. m; New York Express. 9 90 ., m Baltimore
Accommodation, . % =. m. Fast Line for the West
and North TO williamsport, Eric and the OIL Re.
rfons Of Pennsylyania. u lie o. m New OFT Fast
Line, iis D. IN. Baltimore E,prc~s.3 % p. Balti.
more Accommodation, $50 p. m, Cincinnati and g.
Louis Express, SIS r. m New York Might Exprcs~,
81. m San Francisco Express. 10 nm. Trains will
arrive from East North and West % follows, New
York Express, siia a. nj Accommodation from
baltimore. s..b o IN fist Lane from West and
Nazara. sas q. m; baltimore Accommodation,
II ga m Western Erpress, - .. N; Fast Line
from New York, siis p m baltimore Acc,mmoda-
ton, s!31 r. M; Elmira Mali. SIS . m; Baltimore
II ~ D. m. " #' augaJ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

WAssHgInNaToN CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
r. sna Lyhsh5StE snd Dsnsiis hsiifOsd
D22WBLE pAItY TBhINs, !esecEt Sunday D. M
connections viii be made 6etxeen Wsshinstos ss ana
lync6bgrs in the sreai line from New Orleans and
aaa Ohio Is.lIosd q 9cIdonsvI1e and GEsfi Totes,
ye HI hcnmona Hpd South. and all the line TO
:, Leave W.shinston by Potomac Ferry ooupsny.s
bo.tsr Seventh street wharf, twice daily a IN
f Inion I p n md ,ste trains corner King and
AEEaye a. A Lynsh6aTE and M;
.PAssenHeIr for Manassas Division leave Seventh
''FSsi mnarp = m daily enoeptins Sunday
'ef Ana, ea as only q Lynehburs.
R. 1iy Tickets q Ss bennsylysniH avenue and at
l y q, or ct Alexandria, corner Of King and Union
KNOBS Omnibus Line MAKES rapid connection be-
sntS atpsst mere and Ohio railroad depot and sev'
Brs.li..t and supper on ferry boats for through
aps I'M BRoADUs. @. IA.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.


Ia on the Baltimore and OHIO railroad. sdjoinins
the grounds Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute. only
twelve minutes walk from the II street cars at
Ninth street east Lots containing $50 feet for
only ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. on
essy terms. Any one can buy = lo'. ,,a
Apply to -.-. .--t-.....
GEO. M. LANCkTON,
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HATS.

u II. sTINEMETZ, HALTER, 1897 PENN
ID. sYLvANIA AVENUE, Wishes to inform Ills
customer and ,hs public thai By Is now receiving
Also prepared TO furnish the
BROADWAY FALL STYLE
Of sentlemen,s Dress Hat SILK and Guanico I'm.
breilas. Walking canes In great variety. jyia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-27

@CO OOO-s,o.ooo, 5000, 5000 AND $500
District Also. other amounts TO suit borrowers.
-. a. WARNER.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-24

Andrew Johnson, who once enjoyed
the honor of being president of the
United States, was serenaded in Wash
ington last evening. He spoke for two
hours, and said he thanked God he
still lived" He denounced the national
administration, and probably felt a little
sore because he had lost handsome
sum of money by the failure of Jay
Cooke and Co. Andrew did not appear
to be in the best of humor. He spoke
of the increase of plunderers-the peo-
pie being taxed to subverse the interests
of particular classes. He advocated
gold and silver as the only constitutional
currency, and contended that we could
return to special payments only by the
withdrawal of all the National bank
notes, and issuing for them greenbacks,
to be received in payment of all govern
ment dues. Mr.. johnson wants the
president elected for single term OF
six years, and was terribly worried lest,
at the next session of congress, General
Grant should be made dictator.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-24

THAT many parents make serious mis-
takes in the training of their daughters
is evident to thoughtful observers. 1t
is not enough that girls should be ac-
complished : they ought to receive such
instruction MS will qualify them to fill
with credit the positions in which they
may find themselves placed. If young
lady is allowed to grow up with the idea
that life is pleasant holiday, she will
be sure to have this illusion rudely dis
PEELED. How many girls, for want of
proper training, become helpless de-
pendents on friends and kindred, many
of whom have heavy burdens to bear,
and to add to whose difficulties no per-
son possessed of noble soul would for
O moment consent.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-24

The money market is decidedly east.
er. We hear of a citizen who paid n
tradesman the amount of little bill be-
fore eight o'clock this morning. If 9TH
er instances of this kind are reported
many of our business men, who are
waiting for something to turn up, will
doubtless be. at the desk at an early
hour, daily, to give receipts in full to
all who wish to pay their indebtedness.
By-the-bye, We hope that every one who
owes his neighbor. even if the amount
is small, will pay up promptly. which
will be great relief to many who are
embarrassed for the want of funds. st.
Paul, who was practical philosopher,
gave this excellent advice Owe no man
anything. SM1KE.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-24

tute has recently been discovered for
the old time luxury. The new remedy
is the bark of the cchises plant, which
grows abundantly in the Philippine
islands, where it is used by the natives
as remedy against all kinds of fevers
1t is declared to be remarkably efficient
as tonic, is certain its effects, and sold
for one half the price of quinine. The
best of the story is, the use of the new
is unattended with the I'M
pleasant after effects of the old remedy.
Having swallowed large quantity of
the quinine, at various times, some of
THE MONITOR people are heartily glad
that substitute for that delightful
bark has been vouchsafed us.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-24
CONNECTICUT INDUSTRIES.

A number of wooden mills in the vi
entity of Norwich, Conn, have stopped,
and others have shortened the number
of hours work. The mills of Yantic,
Versailles and Pequot, are reported
among the number, but the stoppage is
likely to be of short duration. The
Taftville manufacturing company, which
owns the largest cotton mill in the
world, will run its works only three
days in each week. The Naugatuck
manufactures, with one exception, are
running on full time, and have heavy
orders generally. Goodyear's India
rubber glove company is building an
addition to the largest of its lower fac
tories. The company's works are run
ming day and night, and have been OBJ
liged to countermand some of its orders
for goods. The Seymour paper COM
pany, at Windsor Locks, Conn. is run
ming its works night and day, and all
the other manufactures, with one ex-
ception, are running on full time. All
the single men at Durham and Co. s
wooden mills have been discharged, on
account of the dullness of trade and
scarcity of money.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-24
DISCHARGE OF employees IN PENNSYL-
WANNA

Orders have been given by the Lee
high Valley railroad company for the
discharge of two hundred men from the
Packerton shops, and the stopping of
all new work not absolutely necessary to
be completed at present. One hundred
and fifty men have also been discharged
from the several track-repairing gangs
between Mauch Chunk and Easton,
Penn. The firm of Cole & Heilman,
boiler makers ut Allentown, have dis
charged fifty men because of the with
drawal of heavy order from New York,
Messrs. Burnley & Sons, who are the
proprietors of cotton and wooden mill
in Middletown township, Delaware
county, Penn, near Lenni, where they
manufacture jeans, etc., having been
affected by the present financial strin-
geney, offered their operators work at
reduction of tifteen per cent They re-
fused, and in CONSEQUENCE the mill will
suspend operations.