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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14

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tiiGii6 nit Dem bloBen S6ein ab; Die
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bate eilen Mugenblid 1T ibrem 0er3en
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f0ret lanf ite iDrer 9erwanotem I'M ben
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-14

Das @migrattonss Oepartement Der
Stem gorfer &tnbere9IIfsges
ieGGi9afti 6tft 9%egenpGrttg ale IA
Gage iiber 6unbert ieiner S6IBltnge
mad benz Weften, UNI tbnen bort cine
Setmatb aa 6eretten. Q1f oteie @rt tperz
6en un5dbli9e Sungen Dem Strol6ens
tbum u1o unadbli9e Mdb6en ben 8ers
iu9unseu bes 2ebens in elmer groBen
Staot entrtIen-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
sIIAM-CONsERvATI SUPPORT OF
THE ADMINISTRATION

We learn that the resolution In the plat
form Of the Virginia Conservatives relating
to the National Administration was tho result
of q conference between James s. Barber, Of
Culpcper, and Colonel Mosby. This In
formation confirms us in our belief that the
complimentary allusion to President Grant
contained therein was expressly intended to
propitiate the Conservative supporters Of the
Administration. We regret that Colonel
Mosby Is satisfied with this unmeaning allu.
sion to the PRESIDENT but we fear that his
position has been somewhat shaken by In
iiuences above which man Of his calibre
should rise with prompt and decisive indie
pendence. These influences we believe to be
the product of the cry Of "yirginis for ,ohtte
Nirginians!" and the rejudlce Of race against
race, which has been so sedulously cultivated
by the Conservative press Of the State. We
understand that he Is one OF those who make
distinction between the support Of the Re-
publican party Us a national and State or
ganization. However fattering this may DO
to President Grant, 1t is q mistaken policy,
and one that would ruin the prospects of the
party In every respect II 1t should be adopted
generally. 1t requires no prophetic power to
foresee the result Of such situation. The
Conservatives are nothing more or less than
Democrats thinly disguised, and when they
are brought into contact with their natural
affiliations outside Of the State, we
find them occupying prominent seats
in the Democratic National Conven-
lions, voting with the Democrats in
Congress, and joining the Democratic oppo-
sition to the Administration. They pretend
cd four years ago. when they went into the
Walker movement, to support President
Grant, but their seats in Congress and in the
State Legislature were hardly warm before
they began to show themselves In their true
character rs the friends and adherents OF
snch rnpnerheads as those who In Ohio lately
promulgated platform, the prominent fea.
ture Of which is an arraignment Of the Ad.
mlnistration on charges trumped up and
manufactured to suit the emergencies Of the
occasion. We cannot afford to trust them
now, after they have proven themselves to be
cheats, and when they intimate or promise,
publicly or otherwise, that they will elect an
Administration man to be United States Sem
ator II they carry the Legislature We know
that they do not intend to do anything Of the
kind We must trust them gs experience
teaches us they deserve to be trusted, and
that Is with careful and jealous suspicion.
They may be shrewd enough to deceive Col.
Mosby, bright-wltted and sharp-sigbt ed as he
is, but they will fail in their attempts to de-
lude the President. They have made the
issue themselves, and having earned repu.
tation for falsehood, having voluntarily allied
themselves with the opp osition, 1t is useless
for them at this late nour to hoist any hut
their truc cOlors
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

~
Rales, Regulations, and Instructions fol
ths Prevention Of tho spread OF Epi
demic, Infectious, and Conta gious Dis
eases In the District OF Coiunibia.
where's, * .An act for the Prevention OF Dis
~ lsls 4 q made the duty OF the Board Of Heslti
Of sae nistrS S q GSsnbs whenever N their ind
I'd BY any formidable epidemic, INFECTIOUS or con
asons disease 70 issue or cause 70 be Issued suci
Ssg Ss @ for R ne trs
yention and removal Of such disease, said orders
iail f9rGs and sfiset until BY me said Board re
NAV II .ps e sss%ss a; |. NJ
Board Of Health, o. the district q ceiambii, be be
make and Issue The following orders. Regulations
Every physician Or head Of any. family in III,
% sSss o. other ysSSs NIL
yous Or INFECTIOUS disease, shall, within twenty
Form ssss: isp sE ss baSIa q
WAN az & shs
from the Board Of Health the time for such inter
every pndsrtaker within the District q Uoiamb,
y hereby required upon the certificate Of the at
Inv q the case to report he same 10 ~,
Board Of Health and secure permit for the burial
q No railroad or steamboat company or oths,
common carrier shall bring into the District cf %
lumbiA any person or ar icle known to be or ana
aisesses but any railroad car Steamboat, Or otSsT
q ssl:a SsSs aTs Be
q sosrS dh 81 n Re R
shall have made Inspection Of said persUn or artice
sPs s s Board & a IA Zane to the
diseases within dc District Of coiumba there shni
be used As disiniectAnts In Priyies dry EARTH dry
ashes. sulphAte Of iron, carb6lie acid with suphats
q Line q some other prevonsly and iuita.
sulphAte Of Non dissolved In or salons Of wster
NTH one half Pint q crude earbolic acid added %
the solution. shall be employed In quantities not
less than one pint night and mornihs; in drains,
cerbolate Of lime or other equivalent dislnfectant,
shAll be used In such quantities and within sucb
times e 20 keep all premises within the District Of
s. That ali andertaEers, or persons acting a. nm.
quired 70 report to the Board Of Health, on or ~.
Tore the tenth day Of each month. until 9th Irwise
with csrtfeate from the physoian Or oihsr 10,
attending the death Of any Individual settling forth
and sso the place a niermssi tSsshss Win sseb
other facts ~ may serve TO Identity the Individual
spread Of epidemic. infectious or contagious dis.
These regulations the Board OF Health will In
conserve the public health, rigidly enforce Accord
INK To the law conferrnK the authority and making
Il The duty Of the Board Of Health to issue orders
and 'ns'rue SHs e rfSSF 6x
Presidsn. Board Of healtb. Dist 10y q Columbia S
Attest; b. W, bliss, NJ d., Secretary.
Approved II. b. COOK, Governor. iyi4m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

A CoTENrORARY says that the Democracy of
Maryland, at their late convention, passed feso-
lutlons Of Learned length aud wondfous sound
Their "learned length" may be q matter OF Opin.
ION, hut that they were "wondrOus sound" In
these days OF clap-trap and vagaries, Is undoubt-
edly the fact.-BdhiDlorc Gazette.
Here is an admission from the leading
Democratic organ Of Maryland, Of which our
Republican friends In that State should take
the advantage. OF course the Democracy,
having no principles except the exploded fall
lacles of the past, was compelled to resort to
'clap trap and vagaries;" but the Republic
cans can and will show the people clearly
defined platform OF progressive principles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL RRPUBLI.
CAN.

The weekly Issue Of the NATIONAL RKruB-
LrcAs, dated to-day, Is now ready for sale at
our publication Office. 1t contains q detailed
and graphic description of the wawaset dis
aster, besides other news Of general and
local character, selections and current mis-
cellany, and editorials on the leading topics
Of the hour. The variety Of reading matter
to be found in Its columns Is unequaled by
any journal OF It's size in the country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
WASHING TON GROVE CANT
w MEETING.
METROPOLITAN RAILROAD

Trans will leave for the camp daily at 7s55 and
a. M; 40 and SO D. IN.
Leave the camp at 10, 8 and 10 a. m: and p, m.
Tho only train passing the camp-gound on Bah.
bath Is the b. Louis express, leaving Washington
at 7s1 q. M; returning at pm.
fARE-Round trip. % eents-good during the
otmp'meeting; children under twelve years OF age,
10 cents Api.6
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16


Settled by check for balance, 9th July, 1854.
II Is stated from some sources other than
the monograph that the seal remained In
Canada from tho time Of Chapmans arrival
until very near the close Of the rebellion,
and was used on the commissions of Braine
and others OF the st. Alban raiders. II il
also claimed by the writer OF the monograph
that II was used on several documents which
went from Richmond, and that few impress
sions were given TO some Of the leading OIL
clals and clerks. The ex-Confederate writer
claims that the original seal Is In his possess
sion, In this city, and also that electrotype
impressions Of II have been executed by Mr..
II. 3. Black, No. Marion street, New York,
tho object being, It Is claimed, TO sell The
same for the benefit Of Southern charities
The pamphlet is quite interesting, and, be-
sides the valuable historical "reminiscences IL
gives, displays curious archaeological knowl-
edge on the subject Of seals and signals. It
Is written with skill, and deals with many
points In an ironical vein. X, 7. II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

eTPrsons leduing he city during ne trap-
cling season can haze The Republican matted
TO their address for any length Of time hey
may designate, at 90 cents per month, payable
IN advance, bu ordering the same at DC Office
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
NoTIcE or THE ASSESSMENT OF DAM:
- ExTENsioS QF II sfREEf. .oN nA

WASHINGTON. Crrr. kuSust Is, isia
bly, OF the District OF Columbia, enttle IAN act %
provide for the srtenslqn Of nj street In the city
Of wAshink .on, from New Hampshire avenue 70
Twenty nrst street" approved June d, ls7S the un
derssned have caused surveys for the eI ension Of
nrst street. TO be made, and have caused plats and
mars thereof to be prepared, which are now on Me
interested,
Not,s. hsr.sg gissn 70 Al pc sons whose property
said street, In square numbered n, and who clain
damages OF compensate therefor TO appear befor,
OF the Board Of Public works Of the District d Go
lumbis, Room No u, Morrisons building. Four
AUGUST, A. d. ISIS, at 10 o'cock. noon, Of that day
The damages sustained by the owners Of propcrt,
street will be assessed by tho undersigned consti
tutinE the Board Of Public Works Of the District o.
Columbia ALEX II. SHEPHEhD,
ausi6td Vice President
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

wiTER.THr dsrAr Mrprcrr
px NATURE. dndorsed by the Highest Medical
paralytic. Youthful yisor 70 the Aged, and de-
yelops the Young at Critical PERIOD blssolves|
mAtism. Dyspepsia, Neuralgia. Gravel, Diabetes
Diseases Of the Kidney, Liver and skin, Abdom.
|nAi Dropsy, Chronic DiarrhnA, ConstipAtionl
Asthma. Nervousness, Bleeplessness, deneralI
Debility and nearly every class n Chronic Dis
sprinR and Testimonials from Medical JourpalH
Emipent Physieians and Dlstinsliished CitiIens
eral Ags nts. M South Front street, PLiadelphia
For sale by all Drusis Jysi.sasm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

THE VERBATIM REPORT Of the official m
vestlgation into the circumstances connected
with the wawasct disaster includes the testi-
mony taken yesterday, and Is sufficiently ex-
plicit to tell the whole tale. The evidence Of
the captain and the subordinate officers agree
that, after the fire began, nothing was left
undono that human courage and manly
bravery could suggest. Certain irregulari-
ties have been discovered, regarding which
explanations may yet be made. In the mean
time prudence and justice demand suspen-
sion Of public opinion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
THE EvENING STAR NEWSPAPER COM.
PANY,

We are happy to announce that our evening
cotempo rary, the Star, will soon be published
from a new building, the erection of which
has recently been decided upon. The Star
is one Of the successful permanent fixtures Of
the District, and Its editors and ptoprietors
have become, by long and continued associa-
ton, so familiar with and attached to the
cannot fail in this new effort to meet the de-
mands Of their growing business to receive
the support and encouraging sympathy of
our citizens. 1t has struggled through the
trying times of adversely with which news
paper enterprises arc always surrounded at
the outset, and has reached condition of
assured prosperity, of which this new enter
prise Is the latest and most gratifying indlca-
ion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
FINANCIAL
New 7-3O Gold Loan
JAY COOKE & CO.

| u "a I WV NE q W.
|
O0rr Spr anil. nj p,r ..,r,.a ,.,....s ~.
FIR, Mor,g... i..,a 1,r,,, 1,.Id ma. ~
| lana sshnte eia neaes q
| INC Nerhern raciho hshroad companJ.
| Tney arc ree non Uhitea states TAX, snd
| rotssued OF thc following densminaa'sss'
| Csupons, 500, $500 and Q ,OOOy regis.
| tered, 800, $500, n 1000, S5.OOO ..a
| aIO,OOO.
| ,r,..
win .ne ss an snsre eVnndenee Win when We
a.an oo'e,n n oonas 70 oAmtAIsn AND
people, We now Aiter the FULLEST investiSA ton 70
commend the Northern Pacific Railroad bonds oour
rienos ana inc general pubic.
GOLD PAYMENT.
- w "a, :. ~ au nsoi o peyAoie IN amer
w. %,,, s,. ,s.'a,1 ~ ssy Soone Oo', New
~ ,ntas.., ~, ,s n., =, N .ne emu ~ ana
csnt mar .nnnm, h.,svs.r,w a,a. ~ 1sn -
yn,w w. -' '~'' "''''' JANUARY sno
'a n
| rAhf Ell nhrErI.-Tpe ponds we are now sell
ing are secured oy nrst and only mortxAxe ON al
theprope W and rights OF the Northern Pacific Raj
| roe Company. which will embrace on the compile
| ION OF the worni
over Two Thousand Miles OF Road. with rollin
''oe n :. our n Anu Al otner equipments.
| "n " 1872, Lnoa's .' neres oi lana 70
,nhs,sd ma ,nInsr. ."mn, a. =. y, . s,a
o nnu minerA amounting IN All 70 more than
r..oS,n, ,,an,r ~ 800, ,,,a ., @ secsons
trscl Ana e.trndIns in . hrosd tsr,,,. ~, 49,.
Wisconain through the richest nortions ~ Mime
| .ota D.lots Mont.n. id.ho nr..,an "a WAY
| ington, 10 ppgat ao,na --
wh,l. tha a,r.s.,sss, 49,. -, .,.
Tia honda of ths nosa 4, thns su,,,,. 1870 "
their full and prompt n.vmsnt Nv an nu,s.ssr.d
gr.nt ~ land tha mo-, v.I,.h,. 80. -. 800 ".
4 rre.t n,tion.I ,mnrovanan, "s'A
TIE ~-onra.ns No.,
80. n x me Lrustees under the
ma \ rs sT nssM 'y Colo o. phlHdelphia,
snas o. aassr ,nomIson resident OF the Pennsyl
,an,A oenuM hailrosd company They viii di
r,.. Mn., rspreSeht ,ne interest OF me
-. ~, ~ oonuno ' ,nu are required 70
sns' Wy p,oe,~ '"aa ,ass are used In psr
,s $500 o." % e s 'ns oo"d' 0 Ms oo"paay
.ney can % bought before maturity at not more
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
or WASHINGTON,
Auii.ISIs.2a,8&ss fChronicieSstar
.B.COUNTy OF wAsHINGToN,

fxS1COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
~ BOARD OF PUBLIC wORKs,)
DisIRICr or COLUMBIA,
wAsHIsaIos. y. O., July y. is7a
Whereas u having been deemed conducive to th,
tend II street northeast from Boundssy street "a
the Columbia TURNPIKE road, through the land Of
the Columbia TURNPIKE Company: and whereas the
eytension 81 said street has been, by the direction
,f q the nndersisned, duly surveyed and plat
NOTICE IL hereby given OF the proposed extension
~ said street. aud all persons having objection,
thereto are requested % make them known TO the
UNDERMINED ensnTURDAY, Aug asst 81, 81 noon, a
iss Shs Gel q ne Vice P,srde5t q the Board q
No. y Morrison's Building, Four. shaf street
washington, ID, O., where any objections which
may be made will be heard aid considered,
HENRY ID. COOKE,
ALEXANDER r. SHEPHERD,
JAMES A. MA9RUDER,
ADOLF CLUSs,
u; 4. WILLARD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
CARRIAGES.
A 9 A R D

We desire to call the attention OF the citizens Of
Washington and surrounding country to the fact
that we have commenced the manufacture Of all
Having purchased the most approved machinery at
the North, and secured the services OF some Of the
with any factory In the United States. ThAnfins
the public for the very liberal PATRONAGE bestowed
enterprise contip uAnce on their favor.
GREEN a. WILLIAMS,
Aue3w Factory W and oas d street, up stairs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16


But RELY on this We had rather see every
railroad In Virginia destroyed than have your
party In power In Virginia. - Richmond En-
quirer.
The party referred 10 in the foregoing Is
the Republican party. When this is under
stood, the animus OF the paragraph is readily
appreciated. It means that every vital In.
terest, every progressive idea, and every
thing which the people of the State require
to rebuild their homes and renew their ex-
hausted resources shall be surrendered to the
weakest prejudice of the human race. We
have always known that the ham-Conserya-
tiyes were ready at all times to sacrifice
everything and anything to the prejudice of
race, but we confess that this bare.faced and
public declaration has astonished us. Can
any man who has cents worth of interest
In the State afford to vote with and uphold
such partyI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

EOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP
Il ERTY.-The attention OF those who would like
the chance Of Q wslldenned speculation Is espe-
oiAily invited % the consideration Of very cheap
A II M
inston. ana On IN MAIN road ieadina 10 tSe yaue
Of OcooquAn and the city o. Alexandria. and being
T,ss sS'a a hS rom and
Ell comprising iis acre. Of open, nr.bls land and
and which will cut rs cords TO the acrs The Farm
!. well w.tsred, there being spring n every ned
very i.rss sssnt p snd dense, ana fos fus
Alone 4 Sorth twice The sum s.ked fSr the entire
and yields well, Farms adjoining this estst
sss hsd a. NIFTY dollar PER acre The pureh.se o.
q the land will be cold % the very low price Of sS
Per Acre, part cash and balance on terms TO suit
HRsTkR a. RYON,
Real Estate Brokers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

THE New York World Is In ccstasies over
the result of the Democratic conventions In
Maine, Ohio and Maryland, all Of which
were "straight-outs." 1t forgets or neglects
10 say what is to he done with the Liberal
Republicans who left the ranks Of the regu
lar party organization last year to Join the
Democrats. This is base ingratitude. Hav-
Ing seduced the indictments from the path In
which they might have reached the firm
ground of principle and honesty, the Democ-
racy now desert them, leave them to straggle
about with mo home to go to-" and to the
lonesome reflections which, sooner OF later,
always overtake political and moral traitors.
Let them repent in sack-cloth and ashes, and
after due probation they may be allowed to
return to the healthy associations Of the na-
tional Republican party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

Hereafter eRs s Sss .is. ASR sEy foRk
KNf6hT and Join diBs8S Wi ER =
P I'VE 5sSSi NV T T1EkL iI EsiS RI ~
WANING ron, and dEoRdEfoWH,
ssS e2s dssys fsw Yorf from ss q Ess. Rive.
Friday. ats m, and AieIAndris the same day i
For full information, apply 10 L. p. A DENHAM.
agent once and wharf foot of High street deorso.
New York avenue, NV. THOMPB0N,
teuN PIssdanl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
HATS.

T LIBERAL COMMISSIONS PAID RELIABLE
l men for selling the Weed sewing machine: ;tG9
Ninth street. auisSt
GoNZAGA COLLEGE, STREET, BETWEEN
cises viii be resumed on MONDAY september i
ls1s. taulSioctil JAMES CLARK, President
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
IN N6b Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Metro
politan hotel, by CLARK 4 HENRY. Special al.
estate Sales at the store every evening Of Jewelry,
watches. cutlery hosiery. dry goods, clothing and
houses respectfully solicited and guar
Anteed. by strict attention TO business and prompt
Arm u an experienced aueti0neer. having been ut
me business over twenty year. The other has
auhu CLARK HENRY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
JAY COOKE 81 CO.,

General Agents for the District OF Cslus .bis
virsinia, North Csrslina, and South d
linat
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBI.IO,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co., Il
FAINT. WASHINGTON 4 CO., .-..
MIDDLETON 90,
WILMINGTON CITY SAYINGS BANK,
fhEkMENs SAVINGS AND TRUST q
PANY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16
BOARDING.

DOARDING.-BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In q good locality, convenient TO the
Executive Departments. Apply at SIS Twelfth
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

Whore II Was Made, What Il Was Like,
and where II Ts-They Fondiy Hoped II
Would He Required fer Generations Yet
Unborn,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

EoR sALE-vRRl Low AND AT A sACRI-
r. Ti0E, SIX THHEE;sToRY PRESSED. BRICK
between Third and Fourth streets southeast, con.
tAinins eight rooms each with wAerg bath room,
mantles These dwellings are but nifty yai DIS re.
moved from the Pennsylyania avenue cars, with .
thereby securing uninterrupted resources for
beautiful ventilation. with the ney market but .
are In tho best condition. In excellent neishbor
hood. and VIII be IN the market A short time at .
HESTER l. RYoN,
Real Estate Brokers, Capitol Hill,
Or TO WIN. II, BARBOUR,
62l Z St. bet, Sixth and Seventh SITS. southeast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

ID RENT WILL PAY FOR IT.
NO CASH REQUIRED
"IvY" Ia the name Of the rising village twelve
minutes walk from the street cars, where hand
some cottages can be purchased by paying
TwBNTY-NINE DOLLARS PER MONTH.
For full particulars apply to
GRO. M. LANCKTON,
bi3 Seventh street. OPP. p. O. Department; OF,
WALTER \. WEST,
iva nm, lrchitScf streat porthxast
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-16

E>OR SALE AND RENT.-wE HAVE FOR
II sale and rent in tn Q best situations on Capitol
EI.EaANT REsIDENCEs, both large and small.
at low fiRures and convenient payments. Homes
by citizens and strangers of undisputed taste and
Judgment; by the opplent a. well " by those en-
]oyink hign social and political position The time
TO buy well n when you can buy cheaply; and the
present Is the opportnnity; We invite call from
will surely appreciate In value;
jeaSeotf Real Estate Brokers, Uapitoi I'm.