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National Republican., 1873-01-27

Audit and never had any conversation with Sny
member Of the board on the subject.
no. Did you swear To those hills, or verify them
In any way whatever A. No, sir; ! never did,
nor TO any Of those which correspond with them.
q. Were your bills, as you presented them,
sworn TO before they went to the Board Of Anditl
A. think they were not; but II they came out OF
that board as sent them, they were correct. In
my transactions with the city, In many instances,
! received the warrant, and, having lndorsed II,
money himself
q. Look at the Endorsements on these warrants
and say u they are genuine signatures bf yours
A. have examined them, and they are fOrgeries
except one, Of which | am In doubt.
Just for the sake OF fair play, we shoul
like to see q few words Of condemnation
somewhere In the opposition press Of thee,
"forgers" and swindlers of Tweed and Hal
and Connolly, who added "thirty and .
third per cent" to pay them for their troubl,
as members Of the Board Of Audit. The credit
mobillcr men are not the only wrong-doeri
In the country. John B. Alley and Oakei
Ames are not the only ones who have sinncd
Then, there Ia point Of difference be
tween the two investigations which II may be
no harm to remember. The Democratic
party and the Democratic organs did thelr
utmost to shield the forger Tweed and hi.
associates. Democratic judges granted dila.
tory motions In the courts, and Democratic
officials threw every obstacle In the way Of
his punishment that they po ssibly could
throw. The credit mobilier investigation
was ordered by Republican House Of Rep.
resentatlves, upon the motion Of the Repub-
lican chief Of that House, Mr.. Blaine. We
beg our Democratic contemporaries to remem-
her these facts, aud In their denunciatory
comments we hope they will have the justice
the two parties.
National Republican., 1873-01-27

messages transmitted by the Western Union
aud such other companies, or whether re.
funded for carolcssncss and neglect Of the
company, or retained by agents has nothing
to do with the question how much the public
paid for their transmission.
The Journal also says that we were. per.
haps, correct In including so much Of the re.
ceipts from other sources as was derived
from the gold premium on cable dispatches,
but as they do not tell us what portion came
from other sources we cannot deduct any poi .
tion thereof.
In our estimate we did not deduct the re-
ceipts from market and weather reports, be-
cause the letter Of the president Of the com.
pany to the Postmaster General said that the
paid, dead-head and press messages included
everything but railroad and service messages
The Journal now says that II did not include
market and weather reports. We will, there.
fore, deduct the receipts from these sources
The account will then stand 1921, ,aS5, e..
231, 5000 cents the average rate. We think
we have proved the correctness Of our posi-.
tion and the error Of the Journal.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
"TIuRTY-THREE AND ONR-TIHRD
PER CENT"

The Democratic orators and editors are just
now eIpending good deal Of virtuous indig-
nation over the revelations Of the credit mo-
bilier committees, which is proper enough;
but, at the same time, 1t would be no harm,
while they are In this reform mood, II they
would turn their attention, once in while,
from Washington to the New York court
room, where VIM. VI. Tweed, who was only u
few years ago the virtual head Of their party
Is upon trial. The revelations made there
from day to day are rare, rich and racy.
Take those Of last Friday for instance. John
H. Keyscr, the patriotic plumber, being on
the stand, swore that In 1870 he had bills
against the city which he presented to the
Board Of Audit. That board was comp Osed
Of the inner circle OF tho ring-of VIM. NJ
Tweed Mayor Hall, Dick Connolly, the
Comptroller and another patriotic gentle
man. Ths bills, Keyser swears, were made
up In the Board OF Supervisors room be fore
they were presented. We let Keyser speak
for himself, as fOllows'
Q. Now state how you made out these hills,
what percentage Of them WAS correct, and with
whom you acted In making them out? A. A
large portion OF these bills WAS made up In the
Ofice Of the Board Of Supervisors In the presence
OF Watson, Woodward and an ace Ountant.
TnITty-three and One-thlTd per cent. was then
added by an accountant
@ At whose suggestion did you add thirty
three and one third per cent: a. MT. watsons
TINS hill now before me h the aggregate Of Sow
eral bills and was never before the Board Of
Audit In that shape,
q. What did you do with those bills when you
thus made them up2 A. Part Of them took to
the comp rollers once and part remained IN the
Jllice Of the Board Of supervisors.
q Did you ever attend before this Board Of
AUDIT A. No, sir.
q. Did you ever see any ones name signed 10
your blls7 A. No, sir. never saw Mr. Tweed
sgn his name across the face OF the bill, and can
not say how II got there. never authorized any
one to act for or represent me In the Board 0f
National Republican., 1873-01-27
THE AVERAGE RATE or TELE.
GRAPHIC MESSAGES.

About month ago (January y we re-
viewed an article In the Journal Of The T,ie-
graph criticlsing the report Of the Postmaster
General for various alleged inaccuracies, and
said that the Postmaster General had made
the average rate ON each message sent In this
country seventy cents, while the Journal Of
the Telegraph fixed II at slxty-two cents, and
proceeded to show the error Of the Journal.
The last number Of the Journal devotes seven
columns and half TO our article to show
that our statement was inaccurate, and re-
quests US To reproduce their article wholly or
substantially. As we fear our readers would
have neither time nor patience to read IL In
full, we will give such extracts as we think
are necessary to explain the position we have
taken.
The president Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company furnished the Postmaster
General with statement Of the number OF
paid messages, dead head, aud press messages,
and with the receipts from paid and press
messages. In order TO find the average rate
we divided tic paid messages by the receipts,
less those for press reports, viz: l0,27l, ,g35
divi'ed by S7,ITs 0l2 equal ~ $40 cents.
The Journal now says 1.-The only fault that
We can find with this method OF arriving ut n
desired result Is, that Il has no true basis IN
ne essential element Of fact" Quite an i'm
portant fault, especially II correctly taken.
The Journal says "dead-heads are properly
included under paid messages because the
Western Union Telegraph Company paid for
them, and then says, 1.-The receipts for these
messages were Included In tho receipts for
the transmission OF messages" This contra
dictoTy statement puzzled us, as we could not
understand how sum paid out could be u
portion OF the receipts. Mr.. Wells, In his
short pamphlet OF lTO pages, written for the
telegraph company, explains II, and says that
those messages would, "lC paid for at regu-
lar rates, have returned the sum Of s75O, 900. "
lie then says that full 10 per cent. Of these
messages was on account Of messages trans
mitted Tor railroad companies, from whom
the telegraph was receiving an equivalent
service In the way Of maintenance and repair
oi Its lines, and that sf the remaining ~
per cent. "a very large proportion was iu the
nature Of compensation to hotels, express
companies" &c. There was, then, II Mr..
Wells Is correct, no money paid out or re-
celyed for these messages, and, Of course, the
dead-heads were properly excluded. The re-
ceiPts are as follows For transmission OF
messages, STOIO, sOS.5S; for transmission OF
press, market und weather reports, l,224
lSd.3li from all other sources, Sly9 lOo,y3,
total, gS, 457, ,O95,I7
From Ine Total receipts for the transmission
Of messages the Journal deducts amounts
paid other lines, and amounts refunded and
uncollected. In this they are wrong as these
sums were all paid by the public for tue
transmission Of mt ssages, and the disposition,
whether paid over tO other companies for
National Republican., 1873-01-27
Bu.lne.. uour. n, the white House.

During ths EiHtSr. in order 10 facilitate bHsfness
owning bstors hin much possible, the President
piH, from ten 10 iireirc O'Clock zach day. er-
eepi Sunday, reesire Senator's and Representatives.,
and rrom tissirs O'Clock until tso each afternoon,
srospt Tuesdays and Fridays, Then Cabinet meetings
being hsid, NJ WH receive BY card. The businsss
hours ar HE obies rH b. ytroa ten O'Clock a. w. To
hrss O'Clock p. M.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
ANOTHER AMERICAN CITIZEN IN TIE
SERVICE OF THE EMPEROR OF



SERVICE OF THE EMPEROR OF
JAPAN.
General C. II. lie Gendre, United States
Consul to Annoy since July, 1896, has accepted
position as advisor" to the Japanese Gov.
ernment, and has been assigned to an i'm.
portant embassy that goes from Japan ia
China. General lie Gendre's experience In
China ~ United States Consul, and especially
his successful mission to the Island Of For.
mosa, which secured him the thanks Of the
English Government and Of his own, renders
him OF especial value to the Japanese Gov.
ernment.
General lie Gendro served through the war
with the 9th army corps, entering the service
from New York, and lost one eye and re-
celyed other severe wounds In the service.
General lie Gendre was nominated by the
President at the last session OF Congress as
United States Minister to the Argentine Re-
public; but the nomination was never acted
upon by the Senate, so fell with the adjourn
ment.
The japanese Government offered him a
position Of higher rank than has ever before
been offered to foreigner by that Govern
ment, but his acceptance necessitated his be-
coming Japanese subject, which he declined
lie remains an American citizen and can
leave that service at will His salary Is o., 600
per month, gold. We predict promising
future for the General
National Republican., 1873-01-27

tw All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed TO wM J. Nun.
TAaH, Proprietor NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Washing.
ton. ID. O.
National Republican., 1873-01-27

INHls is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT TIE SUB
J seTiber has obtained from the supreme Conr
pi the District Of Columbia, holding Speolal Term
letters Of :, ADMINISTRATION on the pers0na
estate Of EDWARD l.. FAY, late of Maahing
claims against the said decreased are hereby warnes
70 ehhlRit the same, with the vouchers thereof to ths
n,e1t; they may othgrwse by law lie excluded from
lS1a -' ' iuiiisga Isi'vvai1
JAn17M9ws D'N
National Republican., 1873-01-27
BOARDING..

ROA N G.-PLRASANT FURNISHED
ID rooms, with board, at Mrs. THOAiASi arS "a
street, corner Eighth, northwest Janbt.4i.
ROAkDlNG.-BOAKD, NTH on WITHOUT
- hOOhh, In good locality, convenient 10 the
Executive DepartnentA. Apply at pl5 TweliIb
street, eetween and streets n0rthwesL sepSli
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND NICELY FUR
~ NlsHED APARTMENTS, with BOAHD. may
ve notAned On Application At lDi street, oppOsiie
MhlArdG nolau
National Republican., 1873-01-27

TuR King OF Denmark has conferred the
knighthOOd Of DannebTOg on Mr.. DelepIeTre,
Secretary OF Legation Of the King OF the Bel,
gians, resident IN London,
National Republican., 1873-01-27
DYElNG AND SECURING.
The RUSH IS OVER.

THE ACCUMULATED WORK ALL READY FOR
DELIVERY;
ReIeitinE the unavoidable delay In tho delivery Of
work during the past fall owing to the lmpoasibil.
bera -'s
Truly thankful for past fayors, having at present
tul corps OF hntelAsA artisans with every facil.
n.y. 70 meet promptly all demands, respectfully 10.
hcit continuance Of the same.
w. II. wHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM bTEAM DYEINa AND SCOURINa
,.Dg.n 40 kssTABLIshMENT. :, =,
National Republican., 1873-01-27
NEW LAW BOOKS.
LITTLE, BROWN g. CO.,
LAW PrBLIsuERs,
ITO WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
,r--,, .wAsHnoTos, January ~. pa
Trans AZ % hetw WASH lNGlQN hId llAlTIMOHF
'O"O"F' WIS FOR BALTIMORE
IA Leaye q daily sIosn5 sunday sti a. SIS and
' ~ : 6R JR isUrSbAS. fRoSk Biffiaeoahafs y III eaa d" p m
Leave atats and sa. M, and l. Bslb. S.sn, 4, and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
hesVe daily except SUNDAY, at 80 aud q and
The slb and sIS j. M trains ttcp al the follow
ing stations only except on sunday, when they stop
napols Junction. Hanover aud Relay; also, thr Ia
m VII stop at Jeusup's Cut, tea the = y. n al
ron ANNAPOLIS,
- Lave s at6tS a N. and t;lO p. m; but no train to
OF from Annapo'lFF F9R 9h SNH1pialSIyt; N1ilIyt;tE
I'a'fn fob AZ f&Rgfs ffi&SRsgs sS9asTi 81 fTiiir wEsr
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at $50
M sna ga as Dn Sud sSpapy oR sSsqrdAS HfS and
TRAINS IHilISE Vi : As R 70 F6difd%s, MS
from New York, Philadelphia "a nd Raltimnrc al
From PhiISdeiphla and baltimore At Imam
and ." go ~ FESoS ES rfsI 4 $ssa pRa 70 80 y IN.
Arrive at 90, q Is and H. 10 =. M m.
a. Ihr2ugh tickets t2 the Mcrt can be had At the
Mashinston station Ticket Oflce At all hours In he
ayenne PASSENGERS purchasing tickets al tho Ave
nps 9iiee can there arrAnse 70 have their baggage
the depot, and tut into the Gaslassr car 'A'h W
Vertisement Of Through Line, = l' .i 'o' y"
Assistant Master oI Transportation.
General Ticfe, A,,cnt
,.ns. gEO. 3. kOoNTZ,
lAhN General AGENT, MAEhinRton
National Republican., 1873-01-27
WANTS.

WANTED A FIRsT-CI.Ass GARDENER,
w 70 work on shares, on farm Of 100 acres OF
land Good house and outbuildings on the place
Must come well recommended one who under:
SMITH, Bh Ninth street. janG96t
EURRKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NO. boT
IL Eleventh street. near r street, -
fe2h MRS. LOUISE O, BUTLER
WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w Hhrmanns' German Cough Mixture will cure
eoushs and colds far exceeding any other remedy.
yiye u trial Depot corner Of Third and East Cap
itol sFecta northeast noIst
Il 8. JusTH PAYS FAIR PRICES FOR La
~, dies', Gents, and Ghildren's Second Hand
Clothing, Under-ClpthinF Boots, Shoes, nc. No 6lq
street, between Sixth and seventh streets
n. B.-Note BY mail promptly attended to-
WANTED-EvERY ONE no KNOW THAT
Wv the popular Sewing Machine VICTOR" has
Its needle seltsettng, the most perfect shuttle In
use, resting on carrier; needlebar aud works of
steel; easy running, simple and durable; the most
Desirable machine for all work In use. Agency No.
and sixth streets.
iAuslH wv sPICER, Agent.
National Republican., 1873-01-27
PERSONAL

A CARD.
=" hold that nothing Ia more contemptihle than
the writing Of anonymous letters."
This ia not an answer 10 the card which appeared
IN the Sunday Capital Of yesterday, over the sigma
lure oI 6allus Ihomann,"a clerk In the Post ONCE
respond to anything that individual may say or
write, ' - '
Jan27. J. IYONa
w HEREAs BY ARTICLES OF AGREkMFST
" Of January IA, is7s, that I. CHARLES W. NJ.
HUBBALL, Of the City Of Washington and District
Of Columbia, having purchased Of Samuel I,
Luckett, trading under the name, style and arm Of
T. T. Luckett Co., Of the same place ali Of hia
STOCK, fixtures, merchandise accounts and notes
therefor now due TO said Samuel T. Luckett 4 Co,
all persons are hereby notined TO make pay
ment for the same to said O. W. NJ Hubball, who Il
alone authorized to receive and receipt for all Of
said notes, accounts aud Indebtedness due 10 said
Luckett 4 Co.
. CHARLES W. NJ. HuBBALI.
'ANuAhf5 BHA jaaaeodst
National Republican., 1873-01-27
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
X ,-.,,, WAsHIsoTON, d. O., Jan. -, Is71
On the petition Of JAsEs Q. CooKE OF bridgeport,
S9nnsSheut pray ing for the extension q patent
AZ lmpIsepent IN manufacturing Webbing, APP
ppars under act OF Consress approved Jan.
IL \ ordered that the testimony in the case be
eloseu on the Nth day Of March neat; that the
nme Tor hlnE arsnmenis aud the eNAminers re
Eprt De iltnited TO the 9TH day Of Alril neIL and
next ~ ' "' w n.y."
HnySsrsos H.yS s MAJ, Oppose this extension.
)AnHM3w NJ. d. LEo8E1r, Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-01-27

s - sSfiS7e.'l,uV". lAhftm
t$S"PARTIIis AND RECEPTIONS.
MI Tn S TndSrsSnSa takes pleasure n announcing
a Bonfd Turkey, PsiiieS q birds Salads, Sc All
0ruofn r,, i ~ rteenth street northwest will be
dsSEtf -''0nu'0 tsiMuEL PROCTOR. Caterer
f5SgsALL THR GENUINE PATENT nIRD-
pRTo sT6f; Tfp1t at New York prices at the TEMPLE
ELECTROMAGNETIC MEDICINES AND
- specifics at the TEMPLE DRUa STORE
corner and Ninth streets.
s$s3DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME
st rates. Si RE2'i aTGGss aTGGsI sf5 s4f5jss &c. allow
r$y@COD LIVER OILS, COUGH MRDI-
So TEsplf Splss SRIy SRSIlysesgT end Congress Waters, at
lag" PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDRD
STORE, MaSSsic fis@Ss sTlSss the TEMPLE DRUG
t$"DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
snS ,fs bs9Nsss bSGs 6i .bS 5eRtI ,ssrEsS ~ sey
SSrPS GsIscns iisfsrs to b. L. T. B.tSn Ss and Rev %
s8y"YoUSG MEN,s GTRIsTTAN Asso-
Corner Ninth and d streeta
.GIhG~wLAIlSd ~ LIBRARY. rerms-ss per year;
'EfEEEiRR iSHs SSfHTs%tbISes Ss BOO @ESoYs
Il SER'idhs III IN IsJlh IN
osii EissT It LIE hLEorYRE before csT,,iaR worker.
NOON, SSih inst, al 20 'A""Nih AZ En-
csAIass. csABBATg 4 EVENING SERVICES " the Tn:s,r.
lR"DIsTRIcr oF COLL AIBIA,
8 fSassd BFsI q ~ n Il $Ss.
se:: :9a .IES s$TsSs:$
PHSsi6ffSs Ssfaff9 92Ss- FCS f ~ SMALLPOX
me iss Ss ss ;, Sst e syey PhyscEn resident q
pRsn shf srSa1 Ae,sd u & BY '%AoH N within ssd
s%s Is ySeS 4 iSs
ated sud attended has been AMI is fumisstsd and
Sfors.s fsisi4a A00orns TO Nj hses rnd MY yhasonS
,,.-,' n w n PSssidsnt beard q Ii Health.
Approved II. ID CooKE Governor de9sM
f$5 $5@GEORGETOwN,- : PERSONS DR-
ds,,v.h srlns the ElTioshL REEgRLIcAs can haYe
z STAKE. is SFidEs sifeet Z s 0'S'' ''0'' 0' JAMES
f5SSSsOUTH NGTON.-PERsONs
itvSr,, resdng n SoHth Mashinston can have the
SS 2fy9s Giy sSd sddS;r q tho
fS9@ FIRST wARD.-PERsONs RRsID-
-, ins IN the First Ward can have the REPLB
LlSAs delivered pToR9,ly at their Eesidencos by
PaILfP ~ WARb, Sp. i0o PeliasylSSnia s sSeaue, s,
w- NvAiNSkEsASTEMEKsl viNksASTEFhsE hs5 6fAESE 6sfAISIERs
pSyrS SSFt5S e M @ ,Ns latent TEN RIGHT EoR AN IN
Painters IN sanding, being lighter aud more durar
es M XII as Ss hsn any other in
me ne noni perfect instrument for treatment Of the
PARTIES desfrng 10 purchase State or the universal
-. JOHN W, HENDLRY,
leHeou Ot ID street, Washington, ID. O
fS9@ 9@ALENANDRIA.- - COMPLETE AR
rAnKements have been made for an early
aud prompt delivery Of the DAILY NATIONAL Rg
PUBLICAN Throughout the city, Persons desiring TO
snbscrbe will please leave their names and address
A. the Dining Saloon, ofJ, H. SIMPSON, No 10 King
street and they will be promptly served at the rate
ofisS cents per week hENliYsIMPsoN. Agent.
w Single copies can be obtained every morning
a. the News Dsoig q y, r. COX, III King street and
National Republican., 1873-01-27

A VALUABLE LOT AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE
A substantial and beautiful three-story and base.
ment BRICK RESIDENCE, with elegant BROWN.
lot q same width. the cntire rOunds having depth
9f ~ feet 70 inches, 70 9lloot paved alley, The
there are u rooms In the structure. not including
two bathrooms, cellar, furnace ROOM or wash room
There are seyen sleeping apartments, two drassing.
rooms, cedar closets, nlarbe.top stationary wash.
sAnds furnace, range, china closets buffers pantry
sc. This ID the most desirable houss In Washing
ton, nearly new, the street beautifully parked and
paved and directly In front n Lafayette square the
most beautiful park In wAAhinpton.
The above win be sold At less than its actual value
and parties desiring to examine the premisea Will be
promptly waited upon by
HUYCK a. ADDISON,
Real Estate Agents and Brokera
once northwest corner Of New York avenue and
fours~nth Atreet noyltu
National Republican., 1873-01-27

I&y fOTOMAC WATER RENTS,
1873.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
wATRR REoisTRARa oFrtcE,I
NAHIHoTOS, January "a, ls7a ,
Attention is called 10 the provision Of law requir-
ing the supply Of water to be cut on from all prem
isea where rent remains unpaid n the expiration Of
thirty days after the becomes due, which time
expires February I, is7a
This law will be promptly and N fcctually inforced
For the accommodation of persons who cannot at.
tend during the day. this office will be open every
evening during the week ending February l. be.
tween the hours Of and p. m for the re- ,ipt Of
water Rents TIMOTHY LrJEY.
hnN@ lStarl Water Registrar
f5Ss"LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS OF THE
District Of Columbia desiring 10 partici.
are respectfully reaSesd 70 nSy ,se sssrsas5a 81
The Clyic PT2csss6n C?mmittee * the earliest op.
JAMS lChron, ,s,srl NJ TRiNfbLE, sec'y.
rSyeA MEETING OF THE sTOCK-
psny for h1,ss5s ;Ss q the " %wshinston aS'sh Sg
MONDAY ,hs "a day oi feGEasry, isiS Polls VII III
. s SSfGod at 'aa 6aas ils.i 8 bkfIY secretary
f$@THR MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN
"ed In is'N ASsetsl ssiasSI slt ST9x ~ y ,oyrs -,
jan7H No bii seventh nSfns strs.,
fSS S"TliHRE AXE TWO FACTS PER-
- - n, iectly recognized by medical authorities
IN the Old World as well the New: l. That tile Al.
mosphere 4 always more OF less imlresnAted with
germs % diseases which produce eIidemics of the
worst kind, such as cholera, SMALLPOX yellow fever
lever Aud Asue, diarrhna, dyspepsia, nc, q That
tne oniy means " onr possession 10 resist aud hight
against such deadly influences conssts In the purity
qi the blood and the yur and vitality Of organs
Theretore u Ii costly understood how important II
is n t9 have feme,ly made BY physician according
70 tue Welfounded principles Of medicine, q very
agreeable aud bene ncial timuant which giveayigof
ie 10 the stomach, liver, kidneys aud each organ
Of the body, rendering thus the blood 10 rich and
healthy that every ONE who takes 4 as preventive
Dr. L. q. BEHTRAM's LoNd.fIFR BfTTfKs
alone san obtain ,he-e happy rcsults. For many
years thAt tact has been proved In Europe where no
patent medicine can be sold without the
and certificate Of the faculty of medlcine DO not
hesitate TO try the LongIfe BitterH which IL sold
hy every drnsllisL Those who have used ainsle
DOtlo receive Hufhcient benet from II to
their real value when taken for awhile, and Accord
ing 10 prescription. JAntem
National Republican., 1873-01-27
EA.

NJ ANDARIN TEA,
WI Pure, heathful and fragrant (ATme Demorest
prvst W. 4, Co., k3s Broadway, New York sold by
mfs ,Wheelock, US l. street northwest, and uoOrye
BOY den, ~ four.and, ,A-half street northwest; Al
wholesale aud retail by Mrnl Weaver, llJO Tenili
street northwest. Price, si.b0 pound or pounds
W nAl. Oc 4ilf
National Republican., 1873-01-27
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
CsundAys e1ceptedJ
ny ". 4. TAGH
RATES OF ADVERTISING /,
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

wenty Ave cents per line. Advertisements under
head Of For Sale or Rent, Wanted" !" "Iost and
nd" and Personal" !" twelve and half cents ptr
National Republican., 1873-01-27
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-A HANDSOME SUITE o
IT. Rooms, comfortably furnished To gentleme
only. Dickson House, DOS Eleventh street, one doc
above Pennaylyania AVenue lan77 n
The New York herald., 1873-09-02
THE TURF.


DON'T BREEZE PARK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No for - class. and Purse NO. 7. for 220 class,
not having iied the Association rave substituted the
following
No. 2purse $9,c0l TOR horses that have never bcaon
$50; 81, TO rrst, 500 to second, s30 10 third.
No iuise $i,O TOR all; 81, 200 nrst $500 to
second 5000 10 third
Ehtrance ten per cent.
Entries TO close the La Pierre House Wednesday,
September j. 1873, at o'clock r. NJ
E. FITZPATRICK, Secretary
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION,
L Fall Running Meeting, 8 B. Ihrec day.
Tuesday, September g. and Continuing Thursday AMI
Saturday. september II and A. four the first and
last DAYS and three races the second day. Races com
mence each day at O'clock Admission 10 field, 81; TO
nieid, grand stand and quarter stretch, So; 10 CLUB
house, Introduced by member, s5.
l.. o. REED. President
GEO. W. OAKLEY. Superintendent
DROs PfCT PARK FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION
L Tuesday September :. at O'Clock sharp, good day
and track match taV mile heats, three in five, in har
ness. j. II. Phillips rn. x. Fred Tyler and Getr,e
Wrghts blk X. Captain jerks Also match 500, mile
heats three in i've. IN harness. between ch m Gypsy
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, superinte udent
SPACAvCUs, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1873
~ Match, Sl,CoO; one-ha forfeit; mile heats TO har-
ness best three in five: schenk Of Englew9od enters
great race NAV be expected; to be troied under the
rules Of the National Association with trainers nj
drivers amendments j. MCDONALD Proprietor.