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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15

PosToFFICE DEAD LETTER RULES.
There is very natural opposition to the
dead letter rules of The postoffice, by
which partial payments count for nothing.
As there is often disagreement among post
masters as to the proper stamp. innocent
persons have to suffer for the fault Of the
authorities as we'll as for slight neglect OF
their correspondents. The Inconvenience
caused to the department by the collection
of the deficiency is the reason given for
this rule !; but the answer to this is that
the public convenience is of more impor-
tance than that of Postoffice officials.
These rules do not apply with as much
force in Richmond as to other cities of
larger growth.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15
CITY NEWS.

FATAL ACCIDENT FROM THE CARE
LESS HANDLING OF FIRE-ARMs.-Geo.
J. Derbyshire, aged ID years, son ofCaptain
p. II. Derbyshire, Of the Tredegar iron
works, who resides on Main, between Lau-
rel and Cherry streets. was killed yesterday
evening about Ga o'clock BY the accidental
explosion of his gun, while on the hillside
at Hollywood cemetery near the part con-
tanning the soldiers graves. It appears
that he was sitting with other lads when
he started to drag the gun towards him
muzzle foremost. The supposition is the
trigger was caught in something, as the
load was discharged into the poor lads
stomach, killing him instantly. He was
a fine, promising lad, much loved for many
amiable qualities. The grief of bis stricken
parents may be imagined but not described.
Coroner Taylor was notified, and viewed
the body, but after hearing the circum-
stances deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Early Proclamation of fI,e. Monarchy

HSHSJ HrVCIsfHtfUH VI titO lHUf1HrU'J
NEW York, August 15.-A special
from London to The World, dated the
l4th says: '.lt is stated upon the highest
authority that Count de Chambord has
announced his resolution to accept the
constitution for France prepared by the
members Of the Right Of the assembly and
himself, and that he will rule both by the
will of God and the good will of the
people. The proclamation Of the mon
archy will be made in about six weeks"
ENGLAND.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15
NEW YORK.
Financial.

New YORK, August l5.-Stocks
steady. Gold1l45. Money easy at 3a4.
Exchange, long 108s short l09s.
Governments dull and lower. State bonds
quiet.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15

THROUGH the kindness of John b. Cor
rey, esq.,, of Washington, to whom we are
indebted for many courtesies ia Virginia,
we are enabled to present the following
facts and figures relative to the vote in
1873:
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15
WANTS.

w AN Ella RsT-KATE
.HACKMAN. Apply at once at the Shockoe
Stables, on Second street, between Broad and
Marshall streets.
MoUNTCAsTLE MARSToN.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15
Murdered by Three Womeu.

BROOKLYN, August l5.--Three women,
one an alleged widow, murdered man
last night. whose name and residence are
unknown. They have been arrested.
Marine.
New York, August 15.--Arrived.
steamer Bremen.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15

THE VIRGINIA RIDING CLUB.--This
club has agreed with the executive commit
tee of the state agricultural society
upon programme for its races next fall.
They have adopted as rule that no horse
that has ever been entered for the race of
any other jockey club or racing association
than theirs, shall be allowed to enter for
any club prize, and that entries shall close
on the 25th of October. They are also gem
orally otherwise making preparations to
give adventurous young horsemen an op.
portunity to dislocate their spinal vertebra
and disintegrate their cerebral terminus
for the delectation Of rural denizens at the
fair by means Of steeple chases and hur-
die races. From the present showing the
chances are exceedingly good for first
class catastrophe, with horse base.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15

DISTRICT COURT UNITED STATES, y
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, I
CLERKS OFFICE.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15

Bret Harte and Dion Boucicanlt are
dramatizing the "Luek of Roaring Camp.n
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15
PROFESSIONAL.

i. II N1kIELUSt
H.ATz OF CHANDLER, MoRroN Il SHIELns,)
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
MARSHALL Vail, Corner Tenth and Rank 8trssts
RICHMOND, VA
Practices in the United States Courts.
Particular attention given to cases arising un
der the United States Revenue Laws, and Bank
ruptcy,
Attorneys outside of the city have thefr
Bankrupt cases here attended to promptly, and
thereby saving them the expense of visiting the
city oc z3--dsW&W Ia
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15

DAILY SALES at 10 A. M. and IN p. M.
of Clothing, Fancy Goods, Hats. Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Crockery. dassware, and all kinds of
Funkture, Honsefurnishing Goods, SC, &c,
COME ONE. COME ALL. AS WE ARE
DETERMINED TO PLEASE.
GENTLEMANLY Statesmen constantly
in attendance, to wait on parties, who wish to
purchase any of the above named goods at
priyate sale, at auction prlces
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS offered to Coun-
try Merchants. Consignments solicited. Out
door sales punctnally attended to. iy 1-tf
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-08-15

p1F CHURCH COMMITTEES TAKE
NOTICE. GAS FIXTURES and CHANDF.-
LIERS, REBRONZED and REPAIRED--made
to look as good as new---by
DANIEL O'DONNTLL,
ap 9--Gm S1S Broad Street.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
MIR. DANA COMMITTED.

Charles A. Dana was committed yesterday
by United States Commissioner Davenport In
New York to await the Issuance Of warrant
by the United States Judge for his renewal to
this city. Judge Blatehford declared his
willingness to receive the application at 3
o'clock In the afternson and Hxcd the amount
of bail at e5,000, when Mr.. Dana was allowed
10 go on his own rccogulzance until that
time. AZ 8 o'clock Dana's counsel appeared
to argue the question Of granting the warrant
Of removal, when Judge Batchford, owing TO
the pressure Of other business, was compelled
to postpone the hearing until the 10Th Of next
month. Damn has given his own recognl-
Eance TO appear at that time. This Is briefly
the position Of the case as II stands at present.
A misunderstanding prevails regarding the
process which has been served against Mr.,
Dana at the instance Of Mr.. Shepherd, and
for the purpose Of correcting any misappre-
hcnsion that may exist II Is necessary to ex-
plain that the libel is not founded upon any
allegations made by the defendant In the suit
regarding Mr.. Shepherds Official connection
with the Board Of Public Works, but upon
charges against his character as O private
citizen. A careful examination Of the papers
In tho case will show that the libel, II one e1-
ists, resides In tho fact that Dana has printed
a charge that Mr.. Shepherd was, or Is, a
member Of the Metropolitan Pavement Com.
pany, and that the records Of Congress show
that he has sworn that he Is not and has not
been, q member thereof. II will be seen
from this explanation that the trial Of the
cause cannot, under any circumstances, 90
Ia. L. Il.
thing more than tho private business affairs
Of Mr.. Shepherd, and that his oficial chanc-
ter will not be called into question. As re-
CARDS the charges relative TO the expenses Of
Mr.. Huntington's funeral, they will also be
disposed Of as pertaining TO the personal
reputation Of the plaintiff.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

THAT EMINENT Scientist, publiclst and
journalist, Josephus Coriolanus Abbott, Of
Wilmington, North Carolina, proposes the
establishment Of new Republican paper in
Washington which shall do Justice 10 South
ern Republicans" For fear that the public
may be misled we explain that the kind OF
Justice here referred to Is immunity from ex-
posure. Such men as Abbott and Pool, OF
North Carolina, have their own Ideas OF JUS
tice, and would object to the restrictive lib.
critics which would certainly follow strict
and proper application Of 1t TO their persons.
Perhaps Abbott will employ Chas. 1. Grady
as the editor Of his proposed organ.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
PROPOSALS FOR HEAD-sToNEs FOR Ma.
L Tfor~h nrrrrARy GrnbTxnIsMs

I
Proposals. are ipsiied for furnishins Head stone.
Sy ,hs l.s e % March is'' Of which the follow
ing an ehuso''
Provided. that the hesd.stones required by an act
entitled "An act to establish and protect NstionAl
Cemeterie.,. approved February p, lss', and the
.ss ss .%endssS.S m a s6,S .gpG9ysd 3Tps isa
ysisht ss shall ksep them IN place when set and
awarded by the Secretary Of War after sixty dayt'
advertisement In ton newspapers OF general cireu.
samples and bids shall In the greatest measure
combine the elements Of durability, deoency, and
cheapneas; and the sum OF one million dollars is
hereby apIrogriated for s,ia purpose out q sny .
and tie Secretary Of War s6sii nrst dserInine for
the various cemeteries the size aud model for such
head stones, and the, stand.rds Of quality And
color q ~ ~ stdes V be used and BIDS shall & be
tracts may be made Tor separate quantities % sgch
head stones: and the contracts made under this
act shall provide 10. furnishing aud setting all the
said head stones aud shall not In the aggregate ex.
coed The sum hereby appropriated.
The total nqmser TO be Furnished 1. estimated At
.sP.YQlncs,ign.. describing IN detail the standard
pcation BY lettsr 20 this once where also rpeoi.
issS .Ty 6 tSr SsSna dssf
tsfmAster General of the Army, In vhosq once
they will be opened In the prssenco Of biddsrr on
saturday, september g. isis commanding At II
By order Of the Secretary of wsr,, ,,v,o.
ouartermaater General. Brevet MAJ. Gen. u. A.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

THE TAxrArERs In the county, and 70,
that matter In the city, will fnd some inter.
esting facts and figures In the speech Of Mr..
Buker, delivered In the Council a few days
ago. Mr.. Buker shows the disproportion be
tween the city and county taxes; that the
county Is In part taxed for the support Of In.
stitutions from which II derives little or no
benefit.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

An INTERESTING ARTICLE descriptive Of
the Soldiers Home will be found In our local
columns this morning. There Is popular
error that the Soldiers Home is a charitable
institution, supported by the Government or
by subscription. Tho Homo Is self-support-
ing, and does not receive single cent from
Congress.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

The INTERVIEW Of one Of our reporter.
with DR.. Coz, Of the Board OF Health, on tho
snbject of the Asiatic cholera, viii be found
Of special interest to the whole city at the
present time. In the answers Of DR.. Cox tc
the various Inquiries will be found valuable
scientific and sanitary information.
National Republican., 1873-06-28

The VARIOUS THEORIES In regard to the
explosion Of steam-bollers, together with
much other valuable information on the
same subject, will be found In the plan Of
experimental operations agreed upon by the
board that has been In session here for the
last few daYa.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
nnLnNRL MnaRY.

to turn their attentlon to other questions than
those with which thoy now absorb their
breath and ink. 4 a
National Republican., 1873-06-28
JAY COOKE 81 CO.,

JAY COOKE 81 CO.,
General Agents for the District OF Cola unbia.
virginia, North Corolina, and South Caro-
Iinni
FIRsr NATIONAL BANK.
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON b co.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON d CO.,
MIDDLETON 4 CO.,
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS RANK,
FRERMRNs SAVINGS AND TRUST CON
PABY' fE
COLUaIBLAN BANK NOTE COMPANY
COS PsnnsylVanla RVenne
WARRINGTON, DO.
We are prepared with every facility. for
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
BANK NOTES. BONDS AND COMMERCIAL
WORK OF EVERY KIND. 10.
JOIN a. -wELLsTOop, Presiden..
J6aSW WArtis, Secretary, ysCso
National Republican., 1873-06-28

The New York Sun, which Shines for
oil" did not yesterday morning cast a single
ray upon the arrest Of lts editor the evening
before.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
BOARDING.

ElRsT-CLASS BOARD, WITH SEVERAL
" large G and single rooms nov vacant IN de
met mouths. Also, Table DoaTders can be aecom-
modated A. So month. Apply at No. IA Third
suees northwest le26sr
DoARDING.-B0ARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
ID ROOMS, In good locality, convenient 70 the
sIssIt.s DsPs,%9rR; .n9 APII !, as ssh
National Republican., 1873-06-28
LOST AND FOUND.

OK REV D.-sTRAYBD OR STOLEN
ueorgetown, on June u, . BLACK MARE, ten years
old; sore on back from cArt-saddle; several spot-
hr On rumli some white on hind legs; In good
condition. The above reward will be raid TO any
one leaving her at aeOrHetown stAtion-h house, or
le9l1t' bHAs ii. PLEksANTs.
7 osT-A PoCKRT-BooK CONTAINING SIX
hnder can retain the money and will be further re.
wArded ~ leaving the notes st the National Metro.
politAn banh Ie9iSt
National Republican., 1873-06-28

District II tSi~nbia, CSss1y ~ FasAiRgtor, D. G., a.
l. CukRLLS BkADLEY, Cashier of the Nstlonal
Bank ~ th- Republic, do solemnly swear that the
u tsiSnedj cHAs. BRADLEY. Cashier.
BkStG2EEt. BR tG2EEt.sSssss;ass,1r.I \ Direction.
Subscribed and sworn 70 bsfoTe me This sith day
June, ls1l JAS. Y. M0LLARD,
Je8 NJ tary Public
National Republican., 1873-06-28

EOR SALE-THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY
- on ueorgetown Heiyhts, known a. Burleith
the former residence Of Richard X Cor esq,, con.
falniny about siIty.two acres of ground, and i'm.
reroyed by alsrye and well.bpilt dwelling aud out.
Ihs property has bfsn subdlylded into streets
ta 9s and I'll ne sold In whole or in psrts lot or
building sitcs commanding . nne view o. the 20
tomAc and the surrounding country. The Metro
poitan Htreet RAilroad Company expect 10 have
their cars running 10 few weeka Ii oloso proximity
70 THIS property, AnQrdng an easy communication
with Washington, In all respects this IA the mNst
Desirable property for sale at this time Ia the Dis
Terms Of sale Will DO made known upon spEca.
Real Estate Broker. 81 Congress street. % GeSirVe
town. lAt5.Im
National Republican., 1873-06-28
a o II 8 A L Il .

u o II sA LIE.
nes twostory Frame Hottre, continuing Ave
ro0ms, on sevqnlh street east, between A aud d
streets perth. Lot ltxloo 20 iSfoot alley. Price,
tli1D; asO cash, bAlAnoe e2S per month
= A tyostory Brick House, on Tenth street between
and streets northwest siX rooms, water, Eaa
nc. Price e1.60o; terms easy
fArm Of forty-aiI acres, one mile from Ben.
nlnfis bridge overlookinE the city: twenty acres
under cultivation; balance In timber, improved BY
new hyeroOm frame house, Price fSOoOi long
Also, houses lgts and vacant squares in all PARTS
OF ths aud District on terms 70 suit purchasers
lAnd. yirnniS and the Dislriet % Columbia,
Inquire Of CHARLES BTEwART
he.l h.tAte and General Coll Agent, Columbia fsW
National Republican., 1873-06-28

G CAnATO0A SPRINGS GRAND HOTEL,
- BhobpwAYs oPPosIrE oosGhEsS PARK.
yans @ Tss Sss W. e
ps. T Ssy; 4opiSiy tssst.. sS$ pei, dsy. for tS:
sSs-s. s = i Per dsy. ier ths @ehsh. n ssp.s%5ssr
wee sssslS % gusts, u pssSay;S S%onihly sSe!ss, ssB
pefasy. yamiiles dsdrons q en.asins ap.rtment.
ciothe.preases wstsj, and electric bells N every
suit % sp.rtEsn.s, vi ayy 70 or tddrsss NE pro
monveslth Hotel, gstoh. and W. W. Lkf;hND.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u wLsHrEoroH. D. O., June y, iaS
On the petition OF JoHH sPARRow, Of Portland,
Ma, praying for the extension OF patent granted
70 him on the nth day Of September isae. for an
n 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day Of Aqzult mont; that the
port be limited 10 the sth day Of September neft
and that said petition be heard on the 10th day
September merit
Any srsOn may GPPpsssa "a ,as as s5tensoo 1oOo,or,-
National Republican., 1873-06-28
FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT seHus.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined 10 close its 7so First Mortgage Gold
Josa al an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars and thereafter to pay higher rate Of In
terest than sir per cent on further issues OF its
bonds, tie hs,fisf rsn,aiader V net $40 ioaH q Hoe
bsisg dispossd " through the usual agencies
A the bonds Of this issue are made receivable In
payment Of the Company's lands at 10, they are
In constant and increasing demand for this pur.
pose, and will continue 10 be after the loan Ia
cloaed-a fact which much enhances their value
and attractiyoness as an Investment
The Company has more than 800 miles Of its road
built and In operatlon including the entire Ia tern
Division, connectins Lake Superior and the nayi-
cation Of the Missouri river II has earned title TO
nearly Ten Million Acres Of ita Land Grant, and
sales OF lands have thus far tveraged ese per acre
All marketable securities are recsivsd in exchange
for Northern Paoihcs.
JAY COOKE 81 co.
National Republican., 1873-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

d FONT
or THE CONDITION or TIE
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
At utnqR oF nttat yFaa JuNF IA is71
National Republican., 1873-06-28
PINEY POINT HOTEL,
FORMERLY "rBE PAVILION"
PIney Point, Maryland.

This delightful summer resort situate on the Po-
insoq pinety miies, hss been leased BY the under
,snsd for ssm q y Il s96 w r. Sgsn lor ps- sss
prgpTieof,hlp the hotse has 6e.n thoroughly reno
former sestoh IN, Sabls Vii IL supped VIZ a
the dsiicacies q tho ,eAson from tbs Norfolk. Bai
more and WAahinRtsn mayketa.
Amusemsnts. bowling. billiards, boating. nshins.
bathing. croquet and QUOT grounds. 40
tv Grab and oysbr Lunch viii be served daily.
Terms-sabo per hy; els per week; ehildrsn half
price.
tu- No excursion parties will be allowed 10 lAAd
- f'' '''"' ' Cixs. h. PAiiK ER. Propristor.
fv Steamer LAdi OF the Lake leaves waahinEton
every Monday and fhursdAy at . y. IN; Qeorfanna
leavea BaltmQro Friday s .. m; Columbia leaves
Washinston Tuesdg ats p. m, and Baltimore ssl
National Republican., 1873-06-28
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY
IN W. H. d o. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLIsHERs.


NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY
lN W. H. q. II. MORRIBON,
LAW BooKsKILERs AND PUBLISHERS.
No. ns PsnnUivapiA avenue.
S$S $.,!. I: fsS.% Fsss: s:s
sREFE nss s s..s. E2a 4 FHE he
,%s snd na sScr % sayed rsSTrnMs only SPs dSi,Sn
SR S5PPHSTffGb fsFffIf sns cSarls. Deisn.
A@SsSISS @ sisaTS sis saS x.y
ds apS s55srsss for family read
sSe y m a9 s
% call aud eIAmine our stock, which We sell at the
soon as issued from the press. = je3i
w ,By Ioais. NJ iiOoit author Of sfistis %o. 70
1s.tISp; sS s1, 2, tSa i,Is.ssi pay sy DR. John Hal.
leisure Hour ssrissShsfc csfthsw. Under the
BALI.ANTYNEs,
lell t9 Seventh street, near Z street
T ONDONs HEART, A NOVEL, CON-
II SGaliJtfs * q a IS5b IS55b5SREssTSolsRSt III sSls "
Corner four-And -a-haif strest and Pennsyivania
The Mystery of Holly T.1srn, story OF nine
As. Sss S.asIsR EssGR' X ME aaRS saSl
The Coal REGIONS o. America. BY James Macfar.
bisnh ,Dools, Playils Cards. Paper and EPysl.
BRIoKsiI
% sSa 81 .Ts aSs Es
II asSs GanSd asSsSed e '1e 6Soei Or
je24Sr No. SO Seventh street
A T @ o 8 T.
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES.
CHRoMos, ENdRAvIRas. PIC
TURE FRAMES. CORDS, &o.
In consequence Of impro,sments now in progress
or Seventh st5sst 1s,hsT taan hold my stock OVer
' " = N ~ L. j. ROTHRoCK,
,ss.u oDp6siss ~ sissHss Pe.i si'SSsfSss Once.
G ELIING OFF AT AND BELOW COSTA
- nne assortment Of all descriptions Of ladies,
aps BoSfs ssa a4fE ii,G & snsssnsn ss
vi" '' sold at eflSf soT S9 d + S;f sSS SS;in'''
mysim oppc.i.: ga SssisSia Ssiass s:'ii.il a.il
WSpow SHADES -.
W AND BEST FIXTURES
FOR si AND UPWARDS, ro
..r.. ROTHROCKps,
jsaSu SO Seventh street, opposite Post once,
--------1----- -
DENTISTS.
DIR. M. y. BROWN,
-rryuus- ~
National Republican., 1873-06-28
INOR sAIE-TUAr nRsIP Apr y ppoprpry

TOR RENT-THREE-sToRYI BRICK HOUSE,
~ ten rooms, with bathroom. No ae O street
northwest Inquire at D7 q street. Rent, sTs per
National Republican., 1873-06-28
DENNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
~ PHiLlDEIPHIA,

DENNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
i TO BALTIMORE,
sEffIRsfonk,
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH DErwsks %AsHIsoToN AND
ytrnouHft uHtM SaSsaE NOE br CARS.
The equigment on tbs line Is new and OF the most
'fTrpi sPs GSafsSR PTRSR Si,R Sss ON DAY TRAINS
PtEfaxSFkfx6E 4kE II EESaiSo chhs on SiohT
q FsS 20 fssiss ti's5 @ ri 'SRssIt fF1s
yIll run bstvsep w.shinston md Nsy Eors; n.
more and Potomac railroad. northeast corner Of
Gssye ws.hinS,on a, a. m. daily, except sunday;
fssyc wsssisssSh' as y i r n m. daily;
fssys Sss Yert as %. IN. daily. except sundA, /;
Arrive at washinRton At bB o. m.
kssiy. kfsSs ssy !; w..Snss sGsh !. s sls q n s.i
conneciions are made IN NJ. York with s,eamer.
G2 s TGSs ssr affSa sas
B:s B.s. Gs s.S .SS NsssS aud
sisss; ySsts slsist. sSa ipiSs%s,SS en- S Il ~ ~
.Tssi and Pennsyiysnis sysnue; pssssnssr station
baltimore and Potomac railroad, Sornet mhh and
jes.u General Passenger Agent
uNITKD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
x wasHMeToSs D: @, June y ia
port. prsyiss Tor ms extension u
patent granted 70 him on the nh day q septem
crasrsa ts 81 sR he saOBy m ~ "a. AZ, b,
e0seda A. On , iSs .6 DAY q AApEs;s ns5, that s
Ss iimisd I % . he StR day q sspss%6sP ne, ana
mai AID petition Be heard on the DIh day Of Sep
gs'0n mtE oBPYfifs IN sl:q;5Sa Ss%%l.ou.r
National Republican., 1873-06-28
D. ATT RNTION.

spripa 10 coming with ita lovely breeze and
charming weather. but 10 bringing Also many dis
eAses more or less alarming. yet easily overcome or
time There Il no seison IN the ysaT rhen the
medicine which viii purify the blood and sivs 10
the orans the neoesssry strength q bear these rst
ness and sometimes chiIls follow this general de-
eility. and thoss who do net PSy attantion 70 The
some of these pernioious diseases such feyera o
Al kinds espeoally what u called spring fever. bil.
persons do take the pfeoAution ye sPesf OF but We
could not call enough the attention Of the public on
The body requires notpnly stimqlAnt, but above
ALI medelne. always harmless aud prepared with
Tor this Ieason Dr. l. @. BERTRAM,B LON9.LIFE
pLrTRR9 are spperior 70 AZ oordiAls o. this lind.
medicine oan be sold without the Medical Academy .
BOB Gs' i1pHh ipd Durin'r
National Republican., 1873-06-28

yITORK, A STORY OF EXPERIENCE.
w by LouisA NJ Aloott, author Of Little wo,
QUESTION: . q ths n, Day. By DR.. John Hall
Protection Asalnst Fire, by Joseph Bird
Leisure Hour Berios-Hero carthew. Under the
BALI.ANTYNRs,
jeil t1s Seventh street, near X street
National Republican., 1873-06-28
HATS
JAMES II. McGILL,

81 SlI Seventh street, OPP Osits Pest once
National Republican., 1873-06-28

fW.GRORGRw HAUPTMAS,J JUSTICE
Qt the Peace. attends 70 all kinds Of Claims
and Legal bnniness. Southwest corner Of Eleventh
and y s.reeta northwest my9ly
f8eTtiR LATEST AND MOST FASH
i9nAble MUSIC for QQrnmepcemcpts, EI.
PoSSIs BkS ogdsts III At d Inc sPsn ieassF's rse
stores vii receive pro@p, siishtion.. u @ysim'
.rw-DR. sALfER
De FOUND AT MS FoRSER oFFIcE,
mybu No. 6l1 Louisiana avenue
rWs PURE SODA AND MINERAL
from Improved New Fountains. - N' SpiS
rw. wAsnIN n ON TRLRaRAPH
SCHOOL. IAooRpoRATED lsn
s.cn a tSS II y TsssfspSs. y III: insi atioS,
No. " Seventh street. told number tn) Gall and
mhiSf JE CRAWFORD.
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No, 100 FEN SESsSsg9ESslsSEf2a SRng9ES sEf2nEEy AVENUE.
,.,E PLOT sS FOR SODA AHRSrp,,w,ryps AHRS
fW"DR. 4. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
snth street. Ss9Tsss and fss ssos: south @ se q
Odd Fellows, Hall, Washington, Hall prize 10 la
BORING persons. Refer 70 br. h 4. Bacon and REV
". ID kvanA sesu
fweHOMgOPATHIC MEDICINES AND
~ specines At the TEMPLE DRUG STORE
corner and Ninth streeta. - l.. =
fM-DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME
est rates. strE&PfG sta'f 5P EGds Go ssffo &C., i0"
National Republican., 1873-06-28
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JOHN O. HOGAN. Us MnEket space.
my1.n between Seventh and EiKhths troets.