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National Republican., 1873-09-23
THE LONG COMMITTER.
Justice Reese Explains.

The business before the Legislative committee
Is nearly ended. When the accused have con.
cluded their rebuttal testimony, the committee
will at once proceed to make up their report. II
Is safe to say that the report will be concluded
during the present week, ani It will probably be
sent 10 the Governor and the courts the week
after.
Justice Reese yesterday flied an explanation
In the Polite case, asserting that he had twice Is
sued executions against the contractors, Kemp
Murdock, for the amount OF POlte's judgment Of
q. rs, which hal both been returned mo effects
found" lie had brought the suit and issued the
executions without costs, owing TO the poverty
OF the p lintln In the case, and thought that she
was more slnned against than sinningr
National Republican., 1873-09-23
FIFTH DISTRICT PRIMARY.


The Dick Brown faction Of the Fifth Assembly
district held primary election yesterday, at the
corner OF Twenty-second street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, In accordance with the tructions
OF the Republican executive committee OF that
district. Messrs. Henly nay, John W. Wheeler
and Eugene &. Lncas were appointed judges, and
!. NJ. Washington, Charles B. l,emos and u. y.
Grant clerks. The friends OF Chas. n. Thomas,
who was nominated at the mass meeting on tne
18th, and who Is recognized by the Republican
central committee as the regular Republican
candidate, took no part In the election. The
canvass OF the ballots showed: For Geo. u. Will
sou, 3s8; N, W. Shekell, IS; q. N. Thomas, l.
total vote, I2J; Wilson's majority, $40.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
PROHIBITIONIsrs IN TIE FIELD.
Ia udIdates TO be Nominnted.

A meeting OF citizens In favor OF 4 prohlbItory
law Is called tonight ct Temperance hall, +
street, with the view OF considering the adylsa,
billty OF nominating ticket for the present DIS
trict campaign pledged to the passage Of
intoxicating drinks. Tue temperance element
In this District Is nDw quite strong. and In some
OF the Legislative districts the total abstinence
men, II they concentrate their forces, expect 10
be able to 50 influence PUBLIC sentiment Us either
to secure the election OF their own candidates
or to induce some OF the candidates already be-
fore the people to pledge themselves To sustain .
nrohihltlry law
National Republican., 1873-09-23

rlne and alcohol matter; then amer that water
Ia applied to the pumace or must, and IL Ia again
pressed, and the Juice thus obtained Is tested by
applied to give II the necessary alcohol and sac
Charlne consistency; this process IL repeated
several times to produce cheap wines for the
million, and this course might be adopted by Mr..
iAr representation OF the facts. but he chooses
rather TO build up and maintain an unguestioned
character for pure American wines that shall
stand the test Of the most critical eonnoisssurs-
which, to a considerable extent, he has already
sncceehed tn doing, to the credit OF his own
state and the nation. His fine vineyards are on
ren county, a.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
The Road to Portuue,

The shortest road to the temple OF Fortune Is
now opened through the halls OF the public H.
braIy OF Kentucky and It's fourth grand gift con-
cert, announced for December OF the present
year. One million i've hundred thousand dollars
IL offered to the ticket-hollers In gifts Of from
$50, the lowest gift. to $3.50, 1000, the highest.
There are sixty thousand tickets and twelve
thousand prizes, being prize for every NTH
ticket. This Is certainly the most tempting Op-
pOrtunlty ever offered TO the public for obtaining
sudden wealth. Two hundred and ntty Thousand
dollars the nrst prize, and others OF 800, 900,
t5O 900, t2b OOO and so on down TO $50. The price
Of whole tickets Is $50, halves t25, tenths S. and
they may he obtained by addressing Governor
ThOs. X. Bramlette, once OF the public library,
Louisville, Ky.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
DEDICATION.
The wayIand Seminary.

This Institution, which has been established
more than i've years, for educating preachers
and teachers OF the Baptist denomination for
the colored race, Will lay the cornerstone OF
new edln;e to-day, at I p. m., upon the site
lately purchased Oh Meridian hill.
The new structure Is TO he four stories In
height, with Mansard roof and ornament
tower, will probably cost $50 900 when completed,
aud Will be In view from nearly every part Of
the city, The Wayland Seminary has already
attained high position for the thorough scholar
ship OF Its pupils and the efficiency Of Its ad-
ministratlOn under the charge OF key. q. NJ. p.
King, esq.
Addresses by Governor Shepherd, Mr.. King,
DR.. simmons and others, with appropriate In
gramine Of exercises for the ceremony to-day.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
Hurled nt Sea.

Tho schooner Jane II. Crowley, A. y. Crowley
master, arrived at the wharf OF the Great Falls
Ice Company on Sunday afternoon, loaded with
Ice for that company, bringing 1t from Bath, Ne.
While on her way to this port one OF the crew
named Andrew wilkins, u native OF Copenhagen,
Denmark, died Of heart disease. His remains
were kept on boaId for two days, and the vessel
being unable to reach port the body was enclosed
In canvas aud buried At sea on the 10th OF Sep
teWDer,
National Republican., 1873-09-23
4 SENSIBLE PLAN.
Citizens Building Conpany-Prosp, for
IN Extensive Improvement.

A number OF well.known business men Of the
city recently met and agreed TO organize build
ing company on plan entirely new In this sec
ton. The capital stock Is to consist OF nye hun.
drel shares OF 500 each, 10 be pail In monthly
instalmcnts OF $40 On each share. They have se-
cured already subscribers for four hundred
shares, and have arranged for the purchase OF
square No. 362, bounded by Ninth and Tenth and
and 7 streets northwest, which, according to
the plat, has one hundred naa building lots.
Through the centre OF the square Is y street nifty
feet wide, and when under way the company will
At once improve the Interior street. This seems
q most sensible plan, and the names OF the gen.
tlemen connected with II Is u guarantee that Its
affairs will be administered in IL business-like
manner, and will prove profitable investmeut.
The company will mold a meeting at the II yard
Of Trade rooms tonight for the purpo'e OF Or
gallZlllou,
National Republican., 1873-09-23
Po,tponem.nt or /, Rn,.

The slngle.scull race between Clarke and
Truax for the championship OF the District OF
Columbia, which was 10 have taken place this
afternoon, Is postponed until the "a day Uf Oc-
tOber In consequence OF ClaTkes boat not being
ready. We
National Republican., 1873-09-23
Prof Valentine, Arndemy.

As will be seen by advertisement In to-day .
REPUBLICAN, Prof. Valentine has reopened his
popular dancing academy at Masonic Temple.
His classes are fast nlling up, and ladies' and
gentlemen, misses and masters, who desire to
learn this graceful accomplishment should call
upon the Professor or send for circular.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
Grace,uud Cemetery Association

The third annual meeting OF the Graceland
Cemetery Association was held at the secretary's
once, No. 92O y street, yesterday afternoon.
The election for oiicers was conducted by Dc. o.
y. Presbrey, Gen. George W. Balloch and Y. C.
Cate, esq, Judges OF election, aud resulted as
foll0ws: Flank II. Smith, president; Thomas L.
TullJcs secretary and treasurer; Moses Kelly,
Samuel NOrment aud George +. Guuk, direc-
tors
National Republican., 1873-09-23
MARYLAND POLITICS.
Republican Convention In Montgomery
County.

The Republican nominating convention OF
Montgomery county met at Rockville yesterday,
all the delegates present. Mr.. Moore was chosen
chairman, and the nominations made, as follows:
For State Senate, II. G, Halloway; House OF
Representatives, 4. O. Connolly; Christopher
Lansdale aud John N. SoreT; county clerk, John
sheriff, WIN. Watkins; county commissioners,
WIN. Brown, N. B. Wathen aud N. Thomas.
There were two additional appointments to be
made, hut for the time they are left open.
number OF speeches were made. and the
convention adjourned,
National Republican., 1873-09-23
OFFICE ACCEPTED.
DR.. J. u. Blake n Member of the board Of
Public Works

Yesterday afternoon DR.. J. b. Blake, who was
nominated few days ago as q member OF the
Board OF Public WOTk., In the place OF Governor
Shepherd, called upon President Grant and signl.
ned his acceptance Of the once.
The citizens Of the District will hear Of this
with pleasure, as DR.. Blake Is one Of the most
respected and influential residents and a gentle.
man whose prOhlIy. intelligence aud business
qualifications emnently Nc him for the position
National Republican., 1873-09-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Iueli Family.

nc busE
The concert OF the Buell. Family at the Congre-
gational church last night was attended by a fair
audience, aud was In itself unusually attractive.
The family consist Of Mr.. 7. II. Buell., his two
daughters and son, apparently from ten to nf-
teen years OF age. They make no pretensions TO
the role Of prodigies; nature has given .them
voices OF rare purity and sweetness, and In the
most natural manner they sing beautiful music
with exquisite harmony and expression. 1t Is
refreshiDg In these days to see a company Of
singers who affect no stage manners, and don't
put on airs. Those who attend their concert at
the Wesley chapel tonight will enjoy q rare
ueI-
Wallis Opcrn House.
There remain but two nights more OF the "Icc
Witch" before 1t takes Its departure for the
'sunny South" All who have not yet witnessed
this freezing spectacle should improve the pres
ent opportunity to do so. IL will assist them In
sympathizing with the suferings OF the brave
crew OF the Inflated Polaris. The icebergs, the
sun god, the frozen ship and the frost fend are
all graphically represented, and the various char
acters are well sustained by Foster and the COM
pany. The singing, as led by Mr.. aud Mrs. s. D.
Dui1eld, IL also well rendered, while the comic
songs Of Stanley and Miss Clifford are very
mirth-proyoking, tnd elicit repeated encores,
The pantomimic representations OF the Marti-
nettis are also especially laughable.
The Theatre Comiaur.
Full houses continue to greet the unique and
graceful performances Of the attractive company
at this house.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
Psiice Court-Judgc smell.

James Fleming and Morris Lucas, aiIray; IS
each. Charles Whitney, larceny Of currency, so
ana COSTS. r., rs. u, anI = II. lays, threats; bonds
costs; James Robinson, do; 80 ami costs. Chas.
Murray, assault on W. II. Lair; 800 aud costS or
assault on W. NJ. Elmore; SO and costs; appeal
taken. F0rty-nve drunks, disorlerlles, proianes,
&c, were acted on, nnes imposed, DC.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
sluhIe IfeauI.lfss

snch as horse brushes, curry combs, chamols
skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks,
carriage sponge, feather busters, hOof brushes,
name cards, carriage Jacks, carriage wrenches,
Sc, &c,, for sale at low prices by
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Tenth street
National Republican., 1873-09-23
GENERAL CITY NEWS

Mr.. W. p. Allen, one Of the trustees Of pubic
schools from the Third district resigned his po-
sition yesterday.
The Washlngton Sangerbund and the Baitl-
more and Philadelphia Mannerchor Associations
start for Richmond on Sunday morning, and will
give a concert In that city Monday night.
Union Lodge, No. %, X. Of p, are making
YORK, Wsrrisbure and Reading. fctnyning by
way Of Camden and Philadelphia. Donchs
band will accompany them.
slxty-eight hundred bushels OF wheat and 1850
bushels Of corn were received In Georgetown
yesterday, and sales Of q, $50 bushels Of wheat ut
N.6tL to ti.Ib, and 1900 bushels do. at Silly
q aft. W, and I, 900 bushels corn at 90 cents.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
CITYITEMS.

FALL CLOTHING P0R GksrLAzRs.
Fail Oyersacks, do., dc.,
Unelualed IN style aud quality.
Prices most economical.
Oar Youths, Boys and Chil,irens Clothing IL
much admired for siyle, beauty OF nnlsh and
quality Of material.
Sizes for boys from three years Of age to
twenty. NOAH WALKER 4 Co,
Oil Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1873-09-23
NatiouaI Suytaas ANal

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
plyh Q per cent. per annum on deposits for each
oileudsr month. Banking hours Q 70 4; satuT-
dsys,s . TO tands 70 g.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
s.premc Court-GeucroI Term

Chief Justice Cartier and Justices Wylic, Olln
and Macarthur opened yesterday the fail gene
rel OF the supreme Court OF the District OF Co.
lulnbia. The calendar was called and the cases
set for trial.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

"HRALisG ON THE WINGS" say all who have
made use OF Dr. Wistars Balsani OF Wild Cherry,
and by sncn use has been cured OF coughs, ,colds,
bronchitis, sore throat, Influenza or cotisu m ~
tlon. The prudent will always keep this stand.
ard remedy by them. 90
National Republican., 1873-09-23
A Coed Thing DAILY Appreciated.

The new Colonnade hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, In
location possesses business advantages and
quiet neighborhood.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

the subscriber has been induced for the next
thirty days TO run on his stock OF Hardware and
Housefufnishing goods at cost for cash. No
book accounts during the time.
Jos. l.. SAVAGE,
sign OF GIT Saw,
Penna. avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

PARTIES WISHING to make secure investments
eau obtain gond real estate loans upon applica-
tion to u. II. Warner, No. T2g Seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-09-23

No beneficial revolution ever goes backward.
and thls maxim is as invariabe In medicine as
IN politics. The advent Of Hostetters Stomach
BItters, twenty years ago, produced revolution
IN the. treatment OF large class OF ailments,
aud that revolution has ever since been In "ihe
iull tide OF successful experiment" II that Tide
mas borne the proprietors Of the celebrated yeQe-
table specific "on TO fortune" 1t has also borne
thousands OF human beings, who were languish-
Ing under the effects Of disease, weak and hone
less, ont OF the depths OF despondency into the
paradise OF health and cheeffulness, Il is no
exaggeration to say that to the vigor, the reQ,i.
arlty OF habit OF body, the good appetite and
OF ihls uneqqalled tonic and corrective, multi.
iuies OF people In every walk OF life, who had
been yainly physlcked IN the usual way, owe tine
prolonged life.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

Tho Man "Who Got Shot at sayaHe'so
can still be supplied; also, good supply Of
guns, pistols, caps, powder, ,wads &c, 4c., cheap
or oAb.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
Fine Watches.

Our great specially, American and imported
Watches OF superior quality. Fine watch repair
TO order. GOLAY 4 MonRIIJ.
Cor. Fifteenth and = streets, opp. Treasury
National Republican., 1873-09-23

The following was the financial exhibit OF the
Treasury Department at the close OF business
yesterday: Currency. Qess amount paid for bonds
purchased In New YORK and not reported) tl4,-
6a2, i56.bo; special deposit OF legal tenders for
redemption Of certificates of deposit, t33, 900
coin. ssi 655, ,lso.os; including coin certificates,
5O0 outstanding legal tenders, $3.50 00O, 900.
The receipts from Internal revenue sources
yesterday were 1863, iTO,a5,
National Republican., 1873-09-23

DUEII. FAMILY YCONCRRTs-AIONDA
- ExENiNo, at the Congregational ehnrch, cor.
ING t wesley cnapel, corner Of Fifth and
streets Lovers OF good music are invited to at
tend those Incerts aud enjoy the treat thus
offered. Tickets, o. cents; CONCERTS commence at
o's ock Proceeds for the benefit OF the sabbath
schools OF tho respective churches, seaJst
National Republican., 1873-09-23
Ry the Recon, Hank Failure,

REAL EsrArH bought and sold by d. II. War
ner, I29 seventh street
National Republican., 1873-09-23
suit.

John t, Ludng yesterday brought suit against
Jay Cooke, Henry d. Cooke, William q. Moore
head, II. q. Fahnestock, Pitt Cooke, J. II. Gar
land, Hugh McCulloch and u. Puleston, trading
as Jay Cooke a Co., for fi.sso.oo on an unpaid
draft,
National Republican., 1873-09-23
Take Care OF Your vaiuabies.

T"Ho VHe VI TUT EHf""ptes'
Call and examine the Ore and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep-
ing OF securities, Jewels, siver-ware, or other
vaiuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annuIn, according to size. No business man can
Afford TO DO without them.
7ats varnfao from the Chicago and Rosfon free.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

now In the District IL from the Lion Brewery,
Cincinnati, and for family use eau be obtained
from dealers throughout the city, at 81. 30 per
dozen, pint bottles.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

J. II. sauicr a. Co.,
Bankers, No. l4ls Pennsylvsnis avenue, pay
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

The sale OF real estate A. auction Is made a
specially by D. II. Warner. I29 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

b. II. wARsxR makes specially Of selling real
estate at public auction.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

To Cure Your Catarri, Cough,
nay fever, Ac., without taking medicine, use
kIkwoods Inhaler. For sale at Gilmsns drug
bonds or THE Board OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-We
need three thousand dollars OF these bonds and
wiz sell some OF our fine watches for them,
GOLAY Il MORRILL,,
Cor. Fifteenth and Y streets, opp, Treasury.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

THE GREAT Es0LisH REMEDY for don't and
rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants either OF recent or long standing are ad-
ylsed To use Blair's Gout aud Rheumatic Pills,
Tney can be relied upon rs the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered To the public, and
nave been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUr HARsAkT, 2as Strand, London, kngland,
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE, clean. sound teeth. all may hayo By
using daily TuUhsrOE'B ivory Peail Tooth
f9wder; price ~ and 90 cents per bottle.
DkAuilfuly soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have II by constant use Of THonr5ons
bottle. ~ N'1 fe'
LidHTooLokED Kid Gloves are very stylish when
not sollod. JoUyKNs inodorous Kid Glove
Oleaner VIII renoyate them thoroughly; price 70
GEMS Per bottle. All sold BY druggists and
fancy dealers.
Neutrality-suspicious. srRksarHxNIsa PLAs-
Tnksi whenever Q plaster Il needed, arc unrt
'Alsd' fSioe " 10 and /" cents sAca.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

The washtsGtsn City savings Bank,
cirner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
psys6 per cent interest on all deposits Depos.
cs can be made and drawn t will.
National Republican., 1873-09-23

Capt. J. c. X. DeKraIt, ordered to command
the saranac; Carpenter James II. owens, to duty
In charge Of the public property at Mound City,
Illinois, list OF October; Capt. T. s. Phillips, de-
tachcd from the command OF the saranac and
ordered to temporary duty as lighthouse in-
spcctor Of the Twelfth district; Capt. James II.
Spotts, temporarily relieved as lighthouse In
spector Of the Twelfth district aud ordered 10
examination for promotion; Paymastcr Y. 7.
Gillett, from duty At Mound city, H.. list OF oc-
tOber, and ordered to settle accounts; Gunner
:. u. Hines, from duty at Mound city, ILL.,, list OF
October, and placed on waiting orders.
National Republican., 1873-09-23
Cincinnati Lion Lager,
The Finest Lnuer beer

Just received and for sale In casks AMI bottles by
the agents, Palmer 4 Green, Georgetown, ID. q.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-23

An inventive youth, resident in De- Il
troit, Mich, has inado a huge kito in
tho shape of n six-pointed star, and IL
few evenings ago he attached rcd and
white lights to four of the points and
sent it up in thea Tho result, the
Post tells Thus: cit was extremely
dark at the time, and nothing was Wis
ible but the lights, which, from the po-
sition of the kite, took the form tn;,, OF q, a
the heavens. the phenomenon, MS many
regard it, attracted considerable atten-
ton, and not few were al II loss as to
its nature. ignorant servant gis ai;. M
ing it fiery cross in tho heavens betok-
ening the destruction OF the worla.
Nor could their fears be allayed by tel
ling them the nature of the concern'
One gentleman, who resides on PARK
street, near Charlotte Avenus, founo
his two domestics in the back yaro
upon their knees praying vehementiy
and the cook of u neighbor commences
packing her trunk in hot haste"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-23
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-08-23
e,IMMER REsoRTs.-hoTELs.
CAsrOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.

rho proprietor of the Castor sulphur
c.;Noa nnnounces that no has enlofSeu aAu
s,pt,,,r6SycsI his Recommendations ior gocsIs
III ensuing season, and that ne WILL W aD.e
to entertain with all the conEtSS ~ 20 tor
anV numbor who shall seek the SPIanss , ~ ~
";ti,or healtl, or pleasure. FsimAies can ~
smpniicd with private aRartMon. .s,t , r..
:. .f;,a with rooms secluded ana coMTT
he Tie table will be supplied po9t , a,,,S
with tho best to be had. Goo1 saGsn as AND
attnntiye hostiers will be found ut the . SIN
bios. and the roads, having oeen seae R"~ re.
| viii afford good drives. IhoSe Seeh
| Nnuat;nn and amusement will find spacious
hnii-roonl, bowling alley, oilinIn Uo fer,
&C., ready for their use %1a the BAYOU Castor,
runnine near by, is noted for ITS hne s,rir' T.
| 4 Ti,e Waters OF the Castor sulphur SprInS;
,ro Enown to have great efficacy IN corr eS,s
= mo arrangements OF the digestlvs oIS" t;,sc
IN all cases Of general aen.ii lnS nrompt nnd
tatisfactory. The most obstinate c9taneo o !;
diseases unfailingly yield to ats ia,r, Van
n Nroperly used. Chronic rheuniNtlsn, LIT LIT
II rrnlria and old ulcers may be promptly ;'d INA;
"a heated and often radically c"reo ny '
n cSSus use OF these watolss
~ Tho Springs are situated about 80 mi, ne
AZ northSNost Of Harrisonburg ana ~ n..,. !.
ly southwest OF Columbia. "A regular my -.
ls. stages will run twice n wCek betweon -,
N. (Nonbia and the Springs. Kecent mab Pr, ~
monts on the-Spads and bridges ren9er y.
in ages from every direction. ., n,
~ Board por oMy for ndults.... ...'...'. SS.W
ny Board per week Tor adults:... ..".!S'S oS
,n- loard per month tos~adults.. ...4O.ot
To Drafts payable on the Isl, day OF Jnnual
=, 1874, given by responsASle parties on
IN sponsible morchants, WIN No received !
sV- board. IhSNA<>S D. S aOst