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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

@~LO.OF.-The mem ers of Sarepta Lodge,
No. as, IO.O.F, are hereby notified to attend u
regular meeting of the Lodge this evening at
.. m, to make the necessary arrangements for
the ii funeral Of Bro. James Butler. tomorrow,
August 9th, at p. m. All brothers in good
standing are traternaliy invited to unite with us
in paying the last tribute OF respect to our de-
ceased brother. BY order of the n. u:
IL j CALVIN SMITH, 4. ).
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05
POLICE HEADQUARTERS The

POLICE HEADQUARTERS. The Mayor $
Court this morning was held by Justice May,
Mayor Berkley being temporarily absent from
the city. The following are the cases reported ::
Mike Morrissey, for disorderly conduct, was
sent to the work house for 30 days; Hannah
Pellirger, colored, for disordery conduct, was
fined and discharged Belle Phillips, coored,
for stealing hoop skirts from Schwartz Il
Brown. was committed to Jail; Brooke Dogap,
TOR an assault on Rebecca Garter. both coored,
was fined and discharged; Joe Epperson, col
ored, for disorderly conduct, was fued and dis
charged; Patterson Cartwright, colored, tor q
assault upon the Waterman at Shoots wharf,
was recognized for his appearance at a future
examination; John Han, far disorderly CON
duct, was fined aud discharged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05
pOTeMAC ACADEMY,

(Forn.:rly Alexandria Boarding SCHOOL,
Established by Benjamin Hallowell in 1924.
A complete English, Classical and Mathemat-
len, course taught also French, German and
Snsnisb, Next session will commence SEP
TEMBER17 Catalogues furnished at request
Terms: For board, Tuition, washing and lights,
$50 per half session in advance. For day
scholars Sl2 so for tuitien in English branches,
81 SO in Greek and Latin leither or both) and
81 SO in Modem Languages leach( per quarter
in advance. Apply at Isl Prince ST., or address
CHARLES S. TAYLOR, | Associate
JOHN s. BLACKBURN, ! Principals.
iy 242swtf Alexandria, Virginia
MISS ELIZA Q. ADAM will reopen her
Nl BOARDING SCHOOL FOR SIX PU-
Pills on WEDNESDAY Y, September 10 Ear y
applications are requested that stnd e.sss Fns
Information address Miss ELIZA q. ADAM
Alexandria, Va Jy zo-eo@m
Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL OF VIII
GINA, NEAR ALEXANDRIA.-Thc Both
Annual Session opens September Path, 1873
Assistants and terms as before Catalogue sent
on application to L. NJ. BLACKBOARD, MA
Principal, Alexandra, Va jyl9-eo&tw'l"
ELLEVUE HIGH CHOOL,
ID Bedford County, Virginia.
JAMES z. HOLCOMBE, LID. Principal ;
WILLIAM T. ABBOT, Associate Principal. Inc
Ninth Annual Session of this School i4r 1,oys
location. Full corps OF Instructors. Pupils are
members of the family. For information, I'D
dress either Principal, ut Bellevue L. y.
iy 17-2aw2m --.-------
rNLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
The next session of this school will begin on
the 1st DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873. For partlc-
A's r RppJj2A QUELIN AMBER. Principal, =,
~ l2-eo2m Markham n, Fauq. CO., Va.
@TOK WOOD HIGH SCHOOL
OPENS SEPTEMBER b. 1873.
Address WM. D. CABELL, Pr,ncip !,
jy loft Norwood P. o. Nelson CO., Va.
VIRGINIA NORMAL INSTITUTE,
HAMILTON,
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
The First Session GO weeks) commences SEP
TENDER Is, 1873.
J. <. TAYLOR, Principal.
Jso. W. WunMAS, County Supt.,
Chairman Bosrd Of Visitors.
Send for Catalogue.
Loudoun county, jy Slim
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURHA1L1, AND ME-
The Second Session will open on the 18th OF
AUGUST.
Provision is made for instruction in Agrlcul-
ture and Technical Mechanics in addition to the
usuol Scientific and Literary studies.
The necessary expenses OF the State studentd 90
not exceed $50 for the session OF ten months.
The cost TO \ nav student is Sis more This es-
innate includes Tuition Board Room-rent, Flu
el, Lights, w ashng Books and Uniform Suit.
For Catalogue address
!. " 5-eo2m Blacksburg, Montgomery CO., Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

RIVER PLEASURES. Our citizens have here
tofore failed to appreciate or avail themselves
of the advantages for pleasure afforded By the
river. Since the organization of the boat club,
however, an interest has been developed in
river sports, which adds much to the comfort
and enjoyment of those who remain in the city
during the heated season. There is always Il
delightful breeze On the water at night, and
many of our young people arc availiDg them
selves of the moonlight nights for excursions in
row boats or small sail boats 1t is strange that
these opportunities have been so long neglected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER FAIRY. The
Fairy left Twins wharf for Pennington, yes
lcrday at p M. with number of passengers,
most of them ladies, but before she got to the
wharf at Fort Foote. it became apparent from
the rapid passing down TO the fire room of
buckets of water, that something was wrong
below The ladies', thinking the boat was on
fire, became greatly alarmed. but it was soon
a,ccrtancd that the cause Of the difficulty was
that portion of the packing had been blown
"u, of one OF the pipes, rendering the putting
ont of the fire necessary. The steam already
made did not suffice to carry the boat quite to
the fort and she had to anchor on the edge OF
the channel. A passing tug towed her to the
fort wharf, and carried the passengers to Fort
Washington, WHENCE after some delay, they
""t to their destination in sail and row boats.
Two ladies' and gentleman from this city, who
Were en- their way to visit friends 10 Prince
'i:orgeS, returned on the Arrow, which hap
pencl just then to touch at the wharf, and as
that boat passed Fort Foote on her return, she
took of Capt. Qnintou. who came up to Alex
andrla to get lus TO TOW the Fairy back tor
repairs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

At the same time and place, the undersigned,
administrators with the will annexed of the late
Josiah H. Davis, will offer for SALE al public
auction, the STEAM ENGINE, BOILER and
MI the MACHINERY belonging thereto, which
have been used upon the premises TOR the pur-
pose of grinding p:aster.
Terms of Sale: One-third cash on the day of
sale; the residue in three equal insta!ments, pay
able in g. Y and Is months from the day OF sale;
the deferred payments to bear interest, and to
be secur d by the notes of the purchaser, with
'''p'' HANNAH ANN GATCHELL,
aug l-eots Administrators C. t. q.
TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
/ Estate IN ALEXANDER VA.-By
virtue of deed of trust from Philip Park and
wife to me, dated February |. 1853, and record
ed in Libcr L, No. 3 page lG2, one of the land
records OF Alexandria County Court, [ shall, In
front Of the premises. at II o clock m, on SA-
rURDAY, the 9th DAY Of August, 1873, proceed
that LOT OF GROUND with the THKEk o.
STORY BRICK HOUSE thereon, situated H4
on the east side o. Fairfax street, between kag
ana Prince streets, about G3 feet south Of King
street, having front on Fairfax street OF ~ feet
inches n Il dep.h vi ~ feet more .: less. This
prop .rty is bou drd on the soutn By Il twelve
icet alley, and will be sold subject to the
yuliJn. &c mentioned Il d alluded to in the said
deed oi trust and the deed from Deborah ii.
Stqbler to Philip Park, da.od February lst, 1867,
and recorded in Liber :, page l01 one Of the
land records Of Alexandria CORPORATE III Court, To
which deeds reference Is made.
Terms: Eleven hundred dollar: in cash; the
residue. unless the said Philip Park, by be-
fore the said sale directs otherwise, sh4ll be upon
n credit ol one and two years, secured by the
purchasers bond. and a deed Of trust on the
property sold. Cost OF conreyanclng to BE- borne
py the purchaser. PEIEh Wise,
iy 1S-dtS Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

@-A7TESTIoN. KNIGHTS OF ST PATRICK
regular monthly meeting of the CJmmandery
will be held on Wednesday evening, the It'll IN.
slant, at $50 p. m, at Harmonic Hall. AL
members are earnestly requested to attend, rs
business of Importance is t. be transacted
By order of the Commander:
oHo52t NJ B. HARLOW, Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

FOR RENTING T II r e E S TO + Y
S$ BRICK HOUSE No. 40 south Washington
Street. Possession given Mt once. Apply to
my2O E. J. LLOYD, 1874 Queen st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

MISS ELIZA g. ADAM will reopen her
Nl BOARDING SCHOOL FOR SIX PU-
Pills on WEDNESDAY,, September 10 Ear y
applications are requested that class may be
formed engaged in the same studies. For tull
in formation address Miss ELIZA 9. ADAM
AInysndrip Va Jy E-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-05

ms- A regular meeting of the Hydrauion
Steam Fire Engine Go. will he held this Clues
day. evening" August 9TH 1878.
By order OF the President:
a,Ip 5-It H. G. CLARK, Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

resign, but laboring under the delusion that
he knows what Ia better for their interests
than they do themselves, he has declined to
accede to the request, In short, while the
movement has attracted widespread attcn-
ton, II has found no proper leader outside OF
those who originated 1t. The Liberals can.
not grapple with Il, for 1t Is none Of their
business, and they have not been invited to
participate. 1t Is evident that for the time
being 1t startled tho rank and file Of the
party, a. any truthful accusation Of crime
would startle guilty party; but after strag-
Cling about In hosltatlng way the fright
cned culprits arc finding their way back into
the old camp. What they can do next Is the
question Of the hour. They suspected before
this recent fright that the people were dis
gustcd with them; that their futile strength
was waning and that their future was q
blank, and this confirmation Of their sus-
plcions now amounts to certain knowledge
| The last election showed their weakness, and
there has been no change except for the worse
since then. Some Of them, however, still
cling to the idea that the Liberals can save
them. Witness as proof Of this the following
pathetic appeal from the 81. Louis Republican,
"The Democracy are strongly inclined to 20
Into the next battles under their own banners,
and some Democratic organs are declaring. that
| they will not light under any other. But II the
Liberals will win single local battle-n they
| will, by any reasonable combination, carry Ohio
| and New York, or either Of them, this fall, we
believe they will be able to. secure all the DEM
i ocratic votes they may need for future engage
| ments. What more can they ask 7"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
ID RoposAIs FOR DIMENSION STONE RE,
IN 6H
or BuPInvIsTNo ARCHITECT
M TnkAsysr pzPAl,aTrIsI

]: * .s \ 4: Z 4
ins q Cincinnati, Ohio. 81 ths Dimension Stone 70
The spsciss S u ssons from s uSss Selection will
q %.as S be c9 ,h N srans crbS snd
upon vii s. unifar%ts q color md dSrs
bity and the capacity for working under the chise
A sample block ia.,azia inches, showing on one
face the natural fracture Of the STONE, and the
osh ,sss aias,sn s,8ds Of cutting. must be sub
10 sions mt IA no. scsn tested BY actual u,. >.
r I'll has been
b. ssys scSS ;P Ss
ansrry from when q j. SIoeGred must 6c fully
saa a.sp N inc auAhy and
ASSps $500 cubs isst. inoTs or le.. viii be re.
.tSs.: s .iss.,
g, sa.!ins N g sss "a :essds.
ns one ss s sH s Ass sS IA. N
deliysiins The stone and the .moun. per week tusy
M ssS ss s the ssd
rSn he OF NJ sS va " x rsSsa
he 70 Cd to 81 b .nS
Certificate from the recordl 81 the county IN
q ss Sss as hs ssss 4 g;
ance viii III printed FORMS 70 be obtained on sp
. penal bond In the sum % my thopsand dollar,
se9yol that the bidder will accept and perfoYm ths
contract II awarded TO him, and give bond therefor
~ tho pvnsl sum Of one hundred THOUSAND dollars
eiuo Io) and valid and binding lease Of ths quar-
performance OF the contract tho ISsse 70 take e ec
npon the failure Of the contractor to comply with
tbs terms Of the ntnct .ssid lease 70 aitnorizs
the doverapent TO take full possession OF the auar
~ snd wors n ct the expense Of the contractor In
The Department reserves the right 10 reject any
or all Ida or 70 divide the contract and use two d
Propo.als must be incloesd in scaled envriope
indoIsed Proposals for Dmension stone for fhs
new Government Building. CineinnAu, OHIO" And
addressed to A, II MULLEJT =
jylA2<t Supervising AIchiiect
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
PROPOSALS FOR DIMENSION STONE RE.
EM aStkENakST sb fEbtsSS AZ II p HE
'ADELPHtA. PA. -. - -
y. r2 nSssitsn naaGnlnnor,l

Sealed proposals. vii j. Z az One.
nx snd deliyerinr a Tia MA ~ ~ n.aosea a9
espn,'sspNss sSildinf n phil.dslphi. r. III ths
he building. '"A 'A' VI
,aas III ~ non8ned M Srnn,c. WI "a
ssnastopes and ths auslities especisiiv ins,sted
sna X M csnacaa ~ VI dnra
OF hammer. ''' WV Ds uAN'' '''' '''''e'
~ ,ha sr.c,,,ra ~ nv s,an. ana IN Vhe
n,bsrs diafsrent tinas ~ cnitin. n,st ~ s,,h
miiied with each I'D. w SUI
eu StSne m buangs for ~ sss ~. ~ Iif
considered; and absolute proof maj II 6as been NJ
TSe Stone nat fSrther bsye oad r,,in and Ia
free rom Nj dianoorinS .nbstans ~ All ~ p
from when IL IA r,rocurei must be fniiV onsnca
~ ~ I'm. tts nwsi,ty y UpentV IN
80, ny, a., a,.n Wv f1S sne pushaS uo-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
Switzerland ut tho Exposition.

correspondence ClnclnnAu commercial
Next in place and interest are samples Of
the world-renowned watches, simple and COM
plicated, small and large--cases full, baskets
full, drawers full. One not more than half
inch in diameter had Its working apparatus
placed outside the case. II Is as large as a
snowflake, and looked as though ono would
need magnifying glass to accomplish the
winding OF 1t. May the eyes Of It's maker
never grow dim! The price Of this watch
makers pet Is just Eve thousand francs. One
three times Us large, with case covered with
diamonds, costs only about half that sum. A
dear little charm to hang upon ones watch
chain, truly. An immense watch, one of the
largest on exposition, sold to the Emperor OF
Brazil, costs the same price. May he have q
small boy to carry 1t for him.
We pass by the silent and solemn electrical
clocks, the mechanical and scientific instru-
ments, the false legs, arms, &c, and the sup
ports needed for spoiled limbs, all of which
suggest the necessities Of break-neck coun-
try, and stop with interest before the sur
gical instruments. Here Is one OF compara-
lively recent invention, which promises to
be Of wonderful use when once 1t Is sue
cessfully adopted. 1t is the instrument
for the translation Of blood. Through
peculiar pump ring-likc cupping-
glass Is fastened on to the arm Of healthy
individual, over the vein from which blood
10 W Dc cAtructcu. ~ tuDt pluCtu III
warm water which Ia drawn In by the central
pump until the whole instrument Is filed and
the air Is thus driven out before the lancet
within enters. The head of the lancet Is thus
pressed and the blood flows along the fine
tube, forcing out the water before 1t to the
end Of q hollow needle. When the blood
drops pure from the needle II is Inserted into
the vein Of the patient, which has been pre-
viously opened. At every stroke Of the
pump IN almost inanitesimal quantity of
blood Is forced into the vein. II the physi-
clan chooses to medlcate the blood IL is done
by means OF the side tube before mentioned.
DR.. J. Rousscl, In Genoa, who exhibits
this instrument, processes to have used 1t
since 1865 successfully, and emphatically be-
lieves that II every surgeon during the last
war had had one Of these instruments at
hand thousands of lives might have been
saved. Tho amount Of blood required 10
save person dying from loss Of blood is es-
timated at about four pounds, which well
person can safely spare, and which, In con-
sideration Of saving the life Of another,
would be easily suffered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

The villa of Verdi, the musical composer,
two miles from Busseto, IL as artistic rs tbs
proprietor. The door, which Is almost hid.
den by two weeping willows, is approached
only by an ancient bridge. Behind the house
Is small but well cultivated garden, with al
artificial lake at the further end. SignoT
Verdi rarely eomposes, except In bis bed.
chamber--a spacious, lofty room, the win.
dows OF which look out on the garden. II
contains magnificent pianoforte, q small
library, and a large writing table Of ecccn-
trio form, on which are displayed a variety
Of statuettes and other fanciful works OF art,
Above tho planoforte hangs an oil painting
Of Signor Barezzl, most Intimate friend oil
the composer. In person, signor Verdi Is
tall and vigorous and of strong constitu-
ton, and has cast Of features resembling
those of President Grant, although they are
more mobile than those Of the latter. he
rises at five, and after walk and talk with
his tenants, retires to his room and deyotes
the remainder Of the day successfully to mu-
SIC, poetry, history and philosophy,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS prophesies that
the Georgia Democracy will present an undi-
vtded front in the next campaign. We were
unaware that any divisions existed among
the unterrined In that State. We know that
On the one point Of not allowing Republicans
to vote II they can help 1t they arc undivided,
and will always remain go.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
fm GREAT AkkSF ~ TETaAss Sp TONIC WA

d ftssHR va 4 ST. 81 aa| 4. :'S.T
.ees IN their sol .hsdss snd saubrion.
sa.is se Si
N the hSgs p Aiding IN the ,enSya,lns nnnepee:
health. vii Be admirably suited AZ the aiming ''''
sTRtBLING SPRINGS, .
h ns mss i5Sm ~ ss',un,on yipis where h,
AM s.S ): Sd 5 ssPsss ssns of
psfi:im.S $sSy' sonSsria ssIs. thsIs III s assi
"a .osY SssE persons
6f& GT2HQ b Tfy ;y,sa
tains mueh nrger proportion Of the importint In
thsr spEins "a he noun ~ vlrsns. ana RI Z
Ta' ssssi: e sp sssss sStn adm"
ohronis bropchitis and pneumonia, dyspepsia
asrSst M ss;sfs ssnsi. sI1
risca ass.sen a. and d dss, p W WHY 5,
s head cured by ths pdlciSns u,e q t6s water
q II tSis rson 80 eslebr.'e S fS
is medicinal waters and delightful summer resorts
q x. :a ss a hs sssday
her dl ~ ss proRsr.lss and great remedial VT
| Hotel sosommedsiions ars.cla,s Various moan
a aas sRs P.s ssot Oh, Dor month
n: 1G,s .s, S9s z 9gsn I9s ,,S
miles n to tho Springs BY oTooisS stage aud hsci
PsssnFsr. from Baltimore, Nd, Washington, D
t .sm mofnlns esrs w reach srbns Spring
letter. q sminent physlcians. ard 'certiaostes 3
sgissoi% cures write to s,sis a99RE ,hssn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

EVEN IN LOUISIANA, where Gen. Beaure
gard is best known, he 10 subjected to thu
denunciatlon of his former political asso
ciates, on account Of his recent uniacatior
pronunciamento. Some Of the papers logi.
cally arguing that "a man is known by the
company he keeps" now declare him to be
"a Niger" This is rather hard on the brave
Confederates who fought for the pcrpetua
tion Of slavery under his command.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

The CONSERVATIVE JouRSALs OF THE
South continue to denounce the centennial
celebration as mercantile affair."" and as
''shrcwd money-making dodge for the benefit
of the city of unbrotherly hate" II 1t had
been inaugurated by q Democratic or Con-
sentative administration they would have
called Ii something else.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15
f%s TO TIE PUBLIC


semic, lniecti:.s, and Contagious Die
IN &. g. 81 tS .s e p
y il \ |. made me duty o. the Bosfd pf Health
ssS wh sn Ss . Rss
ed Ry any iormidabie epidemic, infectious or con.
,hs,s Inds I'm Be dssmsd essetiye ior Inc gre
regulations, and Instructions tobe and remain In
S Iris .aa f.. 'a Ss . n hs -. g.
In such msnner Is in the Judgment q said Board
Gsssh dc osIp%Sis BE
l,eyins that aid Dist,ict d, Oolumbia e nov
sss t in go%ns osss dss s,
and Instructions, 70 Wit; N'-'''"-'
Assd % sry s% n sDH IN s
or cases Of eholera. smallpox, yellow fevsr, ship
G os Shss
sSSrs .sr such
Win sn 9.sys ~ soSf: io
n Re sRse or ssS nsss
seay nh ss e y and
nsfeey ~ ngSn The o. the At
q he ne rss 4 sn
board A., o. Health and secure permit for the burial
carrier 81 Ssns no fsSS e. e sss
psess q 60 a e. K b q
disesses but any railroad car steamboat. or otbsF
Conveyance on which there may DO any person or
article an0Aed or suspected q being Affected As
Aforesaid slali pc stopped upon the limit OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia until the board Of Health Is duly
notified Of the same and the Prolsr ocer thereof
ss s..S q 4 a.,;S direction
Diseases within the District Of Goumbis H. shn
he used - dsin ectants In privies dry earth, dry
ashes, suphate Of iron. carboio sold With suphate
q line y some other Preyious!y tested and spits
%rhsie q ron N Sr pS og o.
wth one half pint Of crude csrbolic acid added /,
tbs solution, shall be employed In quantities not
less than ons pint night and morning: IN drsns
sewers, aud upon premises Hen-rsly quick lime
carbo ate OF lime, or other equivalent uis
| shall be used in such quantities. and within such
times Ss 70 keep ~ premises within the District Of
s. That all 1ndertaEers, OF persons netting as nm.
dertasers In the city OF Georgetown are hereby re-
tore the tenth day Of each month, until 9th rwise
ordered. all tnterments made by them tove'her
with certificate from the physician or other re-
sponsible Rerson COMPLIANT q the circumstances
and also the place Of inierment, together with ch
other facts a. may serve to Identity the Individual
| and be Of service to the board IN PREVENTING the
spread Of epidemic. infectious or contssioas dis
eases.
These regulations the Board Of Health will. IN
ecn.efys ths pubic health rigidly enforce aooord.
IL the duty OF the Board Of Health 70 issue ORDER
| regulations and instruction. as Aforesaid,
President Board Of Health. Dist o. Columbia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

The Petersburg Appeal declares that 1t has
mo expectation that Congress will make
IN appropriation for the completion Of the
James river and Kanawha canal scheme.
We infer from this that the enterprise, colos-
sal as 1t Is, will be carried out by private en-
terprisc, or perhaps the Appeal dreams Of q
Conservative Congress. VIII 1t tell US what
great public Improvement has ever been built
or aided by the Democracy through the Ma.
tionaI Government
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

RuETT, THE LOUISIANA puELIsT, who
murdered Judge Cooley, Is again at work as
editor of the New Orleans Picdyune. The
ghost Of his victim seems to trouble him once
In while, as the columns Of that paper show
q trcpidation regarding the "spies" who serve
the Government in the capacity Of revenue
officers and deputy marsbals,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

@Persons earring The city during the trav-
cling season can hare ne Republican mailed
10 tAeir address for any length Of time saey
may designate, at % cents per month, payable
IN adrdncs, By ordering he same al he office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

Gov. DAVIS, OF TEXAS, is indorsed by
many Of the leading Democrats Of that State,
including the moral monster" cx-Congress-
man Conner. This Is significant in view Of
the fact that the colored convention Of Breu-
ham refused TO do anything Of the kind.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-15

Tue Columbia Is. c. Union-H Herald dis
cussing Gen. Grants success as q statesman,
says; "Count us in for third term by an
overwhelming vote"