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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

NoTIcE that the next session Of the
General Convention of the universalists Of
the United States Is to be held in Washing
ton on the 18th, 18th and 18th instant has
already been given In these columns. In
view Of the fact that our inquiring readers
might wish to learn more concerning de-
nomination whose representatives are SO soon
to assemble In this city, we have solicited
from some Of Its able writers articles calcu-
lated to afford the desired information. The
nrst Of the series, from the pen Of Rev. 7. J.
Sawyer, D. D., Packard Professor Of Chris
tian Theology In Tufts College, Mass, vii
appear In to-morrow's issue. We bespeal
for II an attentive pcrusai, although we nigh
not be willing 10 indorse all Its statements.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

THE Leyant Heraid's Damascus correspondent
gives an account OF the work done by Lieut..
Gender and party, who are engaged In carrying
out the objects OF the Palestine Exploration
fund. They have not, he says, been digging up
MoAbite stones or other sensational objects, but
have done some good solid work. or the 5000
square miles TO be surveyed, l., 800 are now COM
pleted, or three elevenths Of the whole area. The
following are few Of their recent discoveries:
Site Of an unknown Jewish town. ldentidca-
ton (probable) OF Ecbatana. Three groups OF
timely finished tombs, superior to the tomb OF
the Kings at Jerusalem; on Of them has kind
OF enamel and frescO inside. Five f0urth-cen-
tury converts, hitherto unknown, with the walls
still standing. -Four other converts In q less
perfect state OF preservation. Athlit has been
carefully surveyed and drawings made OF It's
buildings for the lrst time. Cesarea has been
carefully explored, plans OF all Its buildings
made aud Its aqueduct traced and examined for
six miles, The temple has also been Identified.
Jimmat b Serath, the birthplace OF Joshua, has
been Identified at Tibney. Plans have been
made OF JOshuas tomb, which was shown In the
DAYS OF Jerome.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

IT SEEMS that nearly one hundred persons die
annually In London Of starvation. The last case
Of this kind recorded In our British nles Is that
of one Elizabeth Burnett and her child. who
were both found dead on pallet OF straw In an
upper room at Peckham. The coroner and his
jury found the body In state OF putrefaction
so advanced as TO make an inquest offensive,
and to render q post norton examination dan
gerous TO the operator. Drink did not bring her
to death; she was a teet0lar. ldlenGss did not
starye her; she worked at needlework. She anu
her baby died OF hunger. She was asked to go
TO the poor-honse, but sue declared she would
sooner die on the bare boards than 20 TO people
who were harsh and cruel. And she did so, ex-
claiming, not unnaturally, Thank God, | am
dying at last
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

The SHAM CONSERVATIVES or VIRGINIA.
conscious Of their weakness, are lodging the
real Issues In the campaign, insisting that
they are entirely Of race and color, and not
which party Is likely to do most towards
the industrial aud material develop
mont OF the State. The Hon. James
,. johnson, In the able and manly letter
which he has written repudiating the Con-
serNntives and their platform, touches the
real point In the canvass, In which tho farm
ers and worklngmcn arc Interested, when he
says; "ThG Republican party Is national.
The Conservative party is sectional. They
both desire to get the aid Of the General Gov
eminent 10 complete the James River and
Ranawha canal. the great Improvement of
the age. Which Is the most likely to succeed.
the one In accord with the General Govern
ment or the one in hostility to II? Look AT
the platforms OF the two parties, aud what is
the difference" Kcmper aud his railroad
ring do not want this issue made prominent
In the campaign, and are throwing dust In
the eyes OF the people by holding up the
bugaboo Of NEGRO domination" The worst
kind OF NEGRO domination" would not DO
half 80 bad for the real, substantial, vital in.
terests OF Virginia as the success OF hIm and
his railroad frcc-bootcrs would DC,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

THE two railroad corporations with which
Washington Is blessed arc Just now engaged
10 firing handbllis at one another concerning
the merits and advantages Of their respective
lines. II the gentlemen who arc managing
these concerns would go to work and run
their trains on time; take some precautions
to protect the lives of their passengers, and
commit fewer murders every month, the
travelling public would be good deal better
satisfied with them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

The ELECTION OF CASTELAR, to the Prcsi-
dency OF the Spanish republic Is the happicst
omen that that country has yet given us.
The concessions that have been made him
arc certainly extraordinary from our stand
point, but they would seem to be necessary
to solution Of the difficulties and dangers
that threaten the republic. CASTELAR, is the
leading statesman of Spain, genuine re-
publican, and republicans everywhere will
rejoice that he has been called to the head oil
affairs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

THE EXTENSION OF THE CANAL
The couvsntiou which assemblies In Cum
bsriapd, Nd, tomorrow to discuss tho pro-
iect Of the extension of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal and devise ways and means for |
its accomplishment Ia, so far as the District
Is concerned, one Of the most Important
events that have taken place for some time |
We need not impress upon our readers the
fact that the great want OF Washington at
the present time Is q more diversified Indus
try-that we need trade and commerce and
manufactures to give solid, substantial
basis TO our prosperity. AZ the great work
shop Of the Government, the centre OF the
politics Of the country, the scat OF lts empire,
Washington will always occupy u command
ing position In the nation, and viii grow as
the republic grows. The capital of forty
millions Of people, population which the
close of the century will In oil probability
see almost doubled, cannot, In the very
nature OF things, go backward II must
continue to advance rs tho whole country
advances, and the measure Of its progress
will be In exact ratio to the national growth.
But whilo all this Is true, while as n COM
munity We may look confidently to the future
and feel the certainty that we shall not fall
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

Tue GAMBLERS of Wall street, who have
been operating for months to get up a
corner In gold, were discounted yesterday,
and when the smoke clears away VIC may eX-
pect to sec considerable flutteriug among the
wounded. The disaster was caused by gold
dropping to ~. What was the immediate
cause Of the decline we are not now advised,
but arc inclined 10 believe that the United
States Treasury officials contributed mate.
rally to the happy result. Now, let N
earnest effort be made to prevent gold get
ting into the ascending scale again. There
can be no legitimate reason why gold should
be even Ave per cent. higher than Govern
ment paper, and II 1t were not for these bolt
conspirators of Wall street, the metallic cur
rcncy Of the Government would not be frac
ton more valuable than Its paper money.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

THE DEMocRAsr Of Ohio arc dishcartcued
and already begin to give up the campaign
Senator Thurman's meetings arc very poorly
attended, while on the other hand thousands
turn out to listen to Noycs and the Rcpub'
lican speakers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09
$1,6OO,OOO,
'ided into TWELVE THOUSAND CASH GIFTS,
! be distributed by lot among the ticket holders.
o numbers Of the tickets to be drawn from one
eel by blind children aud the gifts from another.
IIaT mr. aIETa

Total. i2Ooo Gifts. all Cash. amounting to,s 800 600
The distribution will be positive whether oil the
tickets are sold or not, and the twelve tbousAnd
nnsoid Tickets being destroyed as at the First and
Becond Concerts. and not represented In the
Price of Tickets.
Whole tickets, s6g, halves Sab; tenths, OF zach
coupon, %; IL whole Tickets for 500; M tel ets
for Ell 1000; lis whole tickets for SbOoO; M whole
tickets for sl0,O0O No discount on less than $500
worth OF tickets at time.
The unparalleled success OF the Third GIFT Con.
cert as well as the sltiAfaotion given by the First
and Second, makes y only necessary to announce
the Fourth TO insure the prompt sale OF every ticket
The Fourth Oft Concert will be conducted in all
be learned from circu ais which will be sent free
from this office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-.
panied by the money promptly hlled. Liberal
terms given to those who buy TO sell again
THOS. X. BRADILKTTR,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky and Mana0er
vile, Ky. aulaTu&glm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

TuE REruBLIcASs OF Iowa, who have
time and again given so many signal proofs
Of their adherence Of official dishonesty and
knavery by rcmanding their delinquent pub
lie servants to private life, have given fresh
evidence that they still cherish the early faith
and picty. In ste nly commanding the back
pay Congressman to take back seats and not
attempt TO address Iowa Republican au-
diencos they have won the commentator
Of even their bitterest enemies. Even
the Tribune Is forced to admit that
ut Is an excellent sign when Q polit-
ical party makes an issue like this
with Its own leaders, sign Of vital honesty
In the masses, and Of a public spirit above
partisanship. And We doubt not the cx-
ample OF Iowa will be initiated, more or less,
In other States. Not all committees may
show the courage of this one In stigmatizing
the unfaithful servants in the heat Of the
campaign; but we may rest assured that the
back-pay gentlemen almost everywhere will
have to take back seats"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

DIR. WRsLOw s. PIERCE Is the only rival OF
Alexander II. stephens asa three.column para
graphist.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09
D'AERT's INSTITUTE.

Miss NJ. A. u. PHILLIPS boarding and Day
and more elegantly arranged building, No. % East
fifieth street bet ween Adison and Fifth avenues
near Central Park. A select number OF pupils lin
tied to fourteen, will be received into the family
and enioy thaprivieses Of rehnsd and beautifuJ
LID, Rey. Henry Ward Beeeher, Rev. Ferd q.
Ever. y. y, and many others. Kindergarten De.
inAde by letter. or pernon div as AhnYa Anaaltn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

IVY CITY
Is on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. adjoining
the grounds Of the Deaf and Dumb institute. cniy
twelve minutes walk from the street cars at
Ninth street east Lots containing 1850 feet for
ouly ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, on
easy tcrms. Any one can buy lot.
Applyto
GEO. M. LANCKTON,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

GEO. nj. LANCkTON,
aulsh bls Seventh street, opposite 2. o.
NOR SALE-BRICK HOUSE, NO. 40 o
i street north vest; si5 roons hall; cellar, water
trimmed throughout Price, $i0Oc. Inquire on the
prerniseR Anib 3tAwirps
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A Hint.

To secure onns,If f-on, ~ l,,,-o,, -
taking a cold notbipr i s,,ror .5an ;.
battle the feet every aav # RI. 49,, =
the skin are Chased j., INV 49,. r -,
BODY, thar mart !. either .,n,,,,r.,lI,. bot -
cola. If the circulation is ,;sorou. i
oyerhcats because it cannot escape throa n
these '>cupe ripes of the system. Iffh
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The housc.ork which q woman performs
for husband whose love is living and ac-
tive, who, both ~ prevention and service
by an eytr-rcady, and cyer-watchful con
sidsration, reduces that hous2w0ri &c la
lowest terms, who ministers as far as pos
sible to her smallest tastes and her highest
aspirations, who reprcsses in himself every
tendency to stupidity, yulgarity and boo
rishness-that housewort is not likely TO
harm o woman. At the present stage Of the
wa.id,s progress, a thousand dangers hesct
ger, more imminent tlan this. The work
which d2lls and dcsders, which eats out
the heart and sprishtlincss and JOY, and
intelligence and Sentiment, is the monoto-
nous routine of drudgcry. swcctencd by no
sympathy, varied by no gleam of cth"r
worlds, sustained by no hare Of ucttiGtr
thin2s-a slow consum ing Of youthful b,uy-
ancy bit-c- and 9reary dis appointment,
though H'ca.an will hardly, even to tl..cDl-
selves, ACKNOWLEDGE it. Just in proportion
as q woman IS bowed TO the yoke is she
an unhappy woman. Just in proportion
as life leads her into love, aaI freedom,
AMI sunshine, is she happy.--G-al HamH
ton.
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IDriftin,S,


\ man is ty nothing 5, much himself as
~ his tempe and ne character . f his pas
sens and affections. If he loses what is
manly and worthy in these, h is as much
lost to himself as when he loses his memory
and understanding.
/ is easy in the world to live after the
worlds opinion; it is easy in solitude to
live after their own; but the great man is
he who, in the mils: cf tho crowd, keeps
with perfect sweetness the independence of
solitude
The true motives of our actions, Ike the
reed pipes ofan organ, are usually concealed
but the gilded ard hollow pretext is POM
pously placed in front for show.-.Schiiter.
Man is like SNOWFALL. Leave him Iy-
ing in idleness against the sunny face G.
prosperity, and all the good that is in hin
alelts Ike fresh DutteT in the dog days;
but LEX him AROUND, ard be gathers
strength At every revolution.
he melodies. the oGoTs, the passions
tie lusts Of the flesh, the dllirium Of the
desires, the harmonies, the frasrance-alI
that make the mere being of life delightful
all go TO Tipcn and enrich the human GEM.
US that steeFs l1self in them. But it is
only in exile from these alone that it rises
to its greatest.
When women become voters, if trey
ever do, it may be feared that III,
pcws will lose .hat the wa-d-rcons gain
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young orchards, and light crop of berries
also may be anticipated"
A SIXTH Atlantic cable is being can
vassei for among capitalists in England
to be aid from Liverpool to New York d.
rect, 3, 300 miles. at cost Of 5000, 900.
A new French cable, for which the money
has already been subscribed. is to be 500
miles shorter, and is TO possess carrying
capacity Of twenty seven words Ter minnie
which Is said to be double that which can
possibly be obtained BIZ a single diIecs line
of =, 200 mi!cs, the a.certained fact being
that eter the FIRST l 900 miles the resistance
Of tho cable j. immensely increased.
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A new Cntho!lc cathedral has b,,;H com
.a-ncel At ,,ro.n 3 ".
Tho NoliIirr brand If ci.q.s nas ap-
rssrcI in Washington.
I.slan FIJI p.lllcrs fs-t.r their Eorso~
90 tho fsmaa, columns f tie Gomaa col
.s,um.
~. NJ. v,i:...,, ,,,,so =. .ho
VIZ N,.,u.,.., ~ =. ,,,co,,,.., M, >,
Tor Goo guest
Tn. Wen, rxno,i,:an will have a
special department. f,r .xorer's work.
1t !, estimated HAT Wisconsin will lie
the greatest mineral no lacins state in the
west when all the mines are developed.
contains iron, lead, zinc ana copper In
Abundance
u,rr;e q Cr;fFths wcIl known ,err-
na,i,t, died m cb:ca,o. Yesterday AGED
tu.n,v o;aht II. Inns bccn for several
coon,,,ci ,i,h the city rress. ard
.or ,ha stoF # tho boston Journal
;, 1871
A new Tcxas paper auacuaecs its ! osi-
sion thus: Ia religion we are conservative
and we intend 10 adhere 10 the slsh system.
r. ,n,s,, L;n,.,If who, M.
r. s. e...r..,,.i ,.;l o,r.s ,,itb
,,s control # G3 railroads having \
,os,I length Of 10000 miles. and value Of
s67O. 100000 together with 80 miles of
s.nal -. +, 4 line or s-,ar,,hirs.
,r,o no,..,. ,,,, IAN ,a.aolic
n;,bo, Of Tevars the Rev. DR.. NJ A.
ro,r;,,,, : ~. v,pn.,.t B,,hon in the
lniteI States
.5,,-.,.. ..;,, or .ho ,,roo,
u'-ra,. 80, ,.,:r,,.;x cot i Ienrtb.
,.ha- .,,,1,I .,.n,iIy lar, tho ybola ed,
- ., -, ,n.n tbi.,y.t.-,
f : a;., ~
-. : .,n ~ or
90 - 49,. ~ Hi -, !,
- ~. .,., N ,;,,.,.;an. .h,ro fr,;rty
Euo ,re musical rim thew reach thirty
.hon.an5 - s.enrs
s., :. ~. rore..,i,o u onr on3;,or,
sense that the mind is excited, charme5
s.-, 10, -, ,n.l,,,,;ons ,.r;o,
ave- transmitted to tie brain though ,
I'll .r. 49,, ..,roor,, 1,r.o~ than sin
IA .;IL tlro4
IT., 60 D., s,.,r
80 - ,r',-
oenoo' '"s'
whom she '''d e'Fh'Fed TWO OF '''''V ''''''s
that she EaesSe" "hsn sue so' 10 "''.'''
she d just tire col a>S'nS MN question"
nobody would answer Tor "eF mere
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Relax woman's holds on man, and her
knee joints will soon begin 10 stitfen.
Self-assertion brings out many fine qua
lities, but 1t does not promote deyo-
tional habits
"There are natures III which, If they love
Us, we are conscious of having sort Of
baptism and corseeration; they bind US
over to rectitGdc and purity by their good
belief about as: and our sins become the
worst kind IF sacrilege which tears down
the invisible al..r Of trust" -Htddis-
martt.
Thou art mine, thou tast come unto me.
But thy soul when strive to be near it
The innermost fold ofthy spirit
1. as far from my grasp is as free,
81 the stars from the mouutain-tOps De,
4. the pearl in the depths Of the sea,
From the portionless king tina. would wear
il .ScrfjHers for Much
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MAST the caricaturist las disappeared
Great anxiety is expressed throu-i the
press about bin. After a most successful
career, in which he did inc Tweed ring of
New York, and with brillancy that shone
like decayed matter in a dark night, e1hib-
tied tie men of the late Liberal movement
be suddenly disappeared. What makes the
matter so very awkward is that The
journal Of Civilization without its Mast
is in bad way. Without he lir.t Of his
genius j. i as tat and dead Is !. 5ursted
beer tartel-
Under-the circumstances, not only anxi-
ETY. bat alarm prevails, and the people 60
about saying one to the other, we wot
not what has become of this man Mas.
Lo are there not Credit Mobilierites IN
the land, and christian statesmen, and all
sorts Of corruption going to and fro with
out cur Nasti
Under these circumstances, we are glad to
infoTu, cur readers that the Mast has been
heard from The Louisville Courie7.-Jour-
nal informs US that Mast has been afflicted
with a tstrangs disease Of the eyes that
prevents MS seeing anything, lie has
been tiled with Colfax, Pomeroy and
Kelly, but N eyery instance he declared be
could see nothing whatever Should this
J disease continue, great loss viii be felt
by tie eountry.-E-.
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DlElnfeCuAnla.

In the Central Chemical Department Of
Public Health at Dresden, numerous re-
searches have been recently made with var
ions disinfactants. The value of chloride
of lime and sulphuric acid, which form
the most ef'ectual disinecctins material, is
here given y 100, while the remaining
numbers show the value of tie other ma
teriais as compared with this standard:
Chloride IF lime, with sulpha-ic acid 100
" =" "su'pEate of IRON 900
Luier and iiedoff powder go
Slake,l lime 4" $40
Carbonie aeii, distributing powder $50
Alum " i" S0,4
SuIrhate of iron 76.7
CEo!oralum 20 &" 40
Sulphate magnesia 5I.l
Tn any fat with subj. acid $50
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gmp,Ora Pace

BIZ oAl MD IAfLOR-
All could We breath some peaceful air,
And all save purpose there forget,
Till eager courage learn to bear
The galAy's sting, the pebbles fire.,
Let higher goal and harsher vay,
To test our virtue, then combine!
is not for ale ease We prav.
But freedom for our task li7ine
Galary for March.
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Home Farm and Garden.
CHEAP GATE.-A Correspondent Of the
Ohio Farmer SAYS
Rancid lard may be purified by trying
it over with 2 little water, adding a few
sliced raw rotacoos. Tie pototoes seem
to remove the bad taste from the lard.
To REMOVE INk or FRuIT STAINS IRON
TIE FINGERs.-Take cream Tartar, half
an ounce; powdered salt OF sorel, half an
y-ncc: n.iz. This is what is sold for salts
Of lemon.
{ 70 TE.l vhEN VINEGAR has SCLFERIc
AID IN IT.-Mirce the pickle. with a
glass or ivory knife, and then pour over
them n little weak ammonia If blue
color be produced, it is certain they contain
sllFh"-ic acid. Tie above is simple
and cereain test.
T. CLEAN klp Glow Firs. see that
your bants are clean, tisn PIT on your
gloves and wash them as though you we're
washing your hands, in basin Of turpen-
tine. Til. -1ythoI is used in Paris, to the
great profit Of many persons. The gloves
should be hung IN the air, or some dry
P''so' - carry away 'ne smell q the tar-
'>''' 49,
CLEANING SroyES Store lustrc. VI la
mixed With turpentine and applied in the
usua! manner, is bla@kr~. l..orc glossy, and
NOR dura j m when 9ixcd with any
other A:uid i-hc tuipcntine prevents
rust, and whc2 put on an old rusty stove
"iiL max !: look As well As new.
S lips AND BrRxs.-Thc treatment
invariably adopted for these, at St. Thomas
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