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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-21

WASHINGTON NORFOLK, NEW YORK
w BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
The hne iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE hAv-
her wharf, foot OF Sixth street, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at Up. m, touching at the prIn-
Eteamship Of the n. and n. Line for Boston and
Providence; with the Lorillard Ste mship Company
for New York. Freight should be addressed 'tCGre
Of Lady Of The Lake, via Norfolk =.
n r FITZHUGH, Agent,
:. = : Sixth-street wharf,
A. Y. PLANT, General Agent,
mhD Room No. 10, Plant Building.
MERCHANTS'L LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
4AI BETWEEN = .-,,~
WASHINGTON AND NEW YOKE.
IIISSIsAIIer the nne steamships Z. Y. hNlGhE Ana
S03HdIN GIBSON will make regular WEEkLY
hlfSBETWEEN NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA,
WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN, as follows;
leave eW ork from Pier 80 East River every sat
urgAy A. p. m. Leave Georgetown every friday
A. .. "a; aud Alexandria the same day ~ ~ 10. -
TOT nnlhformatlOn apply to &. 2. A. DENhAM,
S6genI, business ONCE and wharf, 50 WAFER street,
SeorgetoWnl or at the oficeof the pre- laent' near
taIl-tf % President
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WHY 1T WAS DONE.

The action of the Pennsylvania politicians
In thrusting the Presidential question into
the State canvass is attracting the attention
and discussion of the papers Of the State
and Of the country. The Pittsburg BVeIfHg
Telegraph explains the real object Of the
resolutions to be slap ct the President be-
cause of his refusal to appoint Don Cam
eron Secretary Of the Treasury when there
was a vacancy In that Department few
months ago. The Lancaster county e.
press, one Of the principal Republican pa
pers In the county, declares "it means Just
'fhis, nothing more: Have delegates elected
ITO the national convention instructed for
"Hsrtrsnft; then trade them of and receive
'ths QUid pro quo n4hs offices under the
NEW administration. The managers have
emo more idea that Hartranft can stand
chance for the nomination than that they
''can fly, but they want to control the nom
'fnstion. They, want to get the thing up,
land thus cry, State pride to catch gud-
''geons. ,"
TIE politicians Of Pennsylvania have been
always notorious for these slippery methods,
and there can be no. doubt that they are in
great measure responsible for much Of the
political trickery Of the day. Practices like
those which have just been perpetrated at
Harrisburg disgust honest and thinking men,
bring discredit upon the party, and should
be rebuked by the press and by every one
who has an interest in the political honesty
of the country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Pennsylvania State Democrats Convention
will assemble at PIttsburg tomorrow.
The Conservative Louisiana State Convention
met yesterday at Baton Rouge; Gen. Alexander
De Cloutt was elected temporary chairman.
Every parish In the State but three was repre-
ssntsd. Harmony and good feeling prevailed
The latest returns from the North Carolina
election show that the State Senate will be CON-
posed Of So Democrats and Il Repuoheans-e
Democratic gain Of members. The House Will
probably contain so Democrats, 80 Republicans, .
Independent Democrats and Liberal Repub-
lican. ...
Hon. Edward Mcpherson, clerk Of the House
Of Representatives has Just published his 'sHand-
book Of Politics for 1874" being record Of i'm
portant political action, national and State, from
July IS IsI2 to July Is, 1874 It is shown in this
volume that the last two years have developed
an unusual activity In political thought The
principal facts Of the period are presented, with
tables Of elections appropriations, revenues and
expenditures. currency distribution and public
debt-afsrdIng . mine Of interesting iniorms-
ton.
Hon. James D. Porter, the nominee Of the Dem
ocratIc and Conservative party Of Tennessee for
Governor, is 9 resident Of Paris, Henry county,
the place Of his birth. He is forty-hTe years Of
age, and Is Q lawyer Of high repute. In 1859 he
was elected 10 the lower house Of the LeElslature
In which he represented the counties Of Henry,
Carroll, Gibson and Madison. He served the Con-
federacy through the war as assistant adJutsnt
general to Gen. Oheatham. At the close Of the
contest be resumed the practice Of his profession
and In 1870 he was elected 10 the convention which
formed the present constitution Of the State. In
ISL he was elected Judge Of the Twelfth judicial
district, and resigned that position In February
Last
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DIED.

GURY.-August q, st II:5O p. M, SARAH ANN
Curry, aged thi tJstWo yUs-s and twenty-five days,
beloved wife OF Louis G. Curry.
Funeral services at the re ldence OF her husband,
go Seventh street southwest, to-dly. 18th, at p.
N. Friends aud relatives are Invited 20 attend.
wEBsTER.-At Booth Bay, Me-, July II, Ma
THAN WEBSTER, Of Georgetown, ID. G., aged nIty-
eight years three months.
NILES.-August *, at 10. m, b. c. NILES, In
the thlEty-nlntb year Of his age.
The funeral wfn take place from the residence OF
his mother-in+Aw, No. nl street northwest,
WCdnes lay afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock.
ADAMS.-On Monday morning, August u, about
SIS o'clock, Mrs. HATTIE A. ADAMS, eonsOrt OF
PAUL.-In Georgetown, d. O., August n ALEX
AMBER H. PAUL, In the SEVENTEEN year OF his age,
Funeral will take place at O'Clock to-day. 18th,
from IS Second street, Georgetown. The Trends
and relatives Of the family invited to attend.
PERRIE.-on Monday morning, August q, at his
residence. in Philadelphia, CHLRLEs 7. PERI Z.
formerly ofthiS city, In the thlrtY-nnth year OIL
age.
sTNoN.-on Friday, August Il, THOMAS SIMON.
aged forty-two years.
Funeral n9m his late residence, 80 sesond street
northwest, this evening, st O'Clock Mem 5ers Of
semble st their Castle Han At O'Clock.
6IGOUREEY.-August q DANIEL h, infant
and only child Of Chss. 7. and WI lie sigournsy.
aged fifteen dEys.
to attend the funeral this morning. August ., at
o'clo: X, from az D street southwest.
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sale in too large quantities at a time. As
collateral security for call loans they should
be fully equal to Governments. The
pledge by which they are secured is vir-
tualy the same, and they are only inferior
In the rate Of interest being lower. Hold
on to your certificates and bonds rather
than submit to an unreasonable shave In
their sale,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
l.r.r. lIrElN- nj IN ~

wAsHISeToI, b. G., August Ii, 1874.
Seal proposals. Will be received AT this once until
Ing, 3 delivering, lifting and putting n piaCS ne
wrought and cast iron Wsrk, as EXHIBIT q oy the
s ~ fSs scSea9is 81 he Stairs, co
sEi tings TO rooms, &C., anG outside iron fence;
may 6e had on ppiicat o st this ONCE.
All scafoldlng Repaired by the contraetors to put
free Of charge, but will be erected by the con-
liheSi fot, or Weigi, for the various Items ofW6rE,
as provided for in the schedule.
must be s 9e ~ a. rapidly as may Be called for b.
the superintendent ss1 required BY the progress q
ne BUILDING namely Lns e9rshSes SnGsT ne fo
three months nom sane ,te, and ms IenIindsT 8
the fence railing must BE- put up As rapidly Is the
PsTmssntS Hil b, made monthly deductina ten
per cent until the nnal compile ION Of the cenfraet
Ali bids must be accompanied by penal bonn Of
sS Ss the Sd:T vii accss
perform the contract II awarded b , the n tneiencI
"a The sFF z nSsd ss cSu oS the as
tci attorney Of Che district wherein the bidder re-
he Department reserves the right to reject auI
or ali BIDS II Il be deemed for this interest Of tAt
Government TO DO 90, or to order more or LESS Of
any item at the same rate proposed In the seneoue
ETsSy "a must be made 90 the printed form, TO b
obtained Al hs oSt ana mo os ,SS m
Proposats viii not be received from parties who
wrought and cast-irod work. and who have not the
neses54ry facilities foe getting out the work.
IBID T Tor Se nFToGsSt and crOp w5
for the New State, War and Navy Departments
Building, F" and addressed to n ,rrrIrTT
aug75-ist Supervising Architect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

TIE advice of Mr.. Frederick Douglass
that the Southern negroes should migrate
to those States where the colored people
are already either in the majority or very
close to II, has alarmed the Richmond En-
guirer. That journal has come to the con-
clusion that he cannot be dispensed with in
Virginia. Gas silly and senseless, " 1t says,
Gas we know him to be politically, we are
''not ready yet to part with him" Then,
why don't you treat him fairly and
rruara1vS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

TIE recognition Of the Spanish republic
by the European Powers is followed by the
announcement of q crisis In the Cabinet,
popular troubles in Madrid, and some Car
list successes The row IN the Cabinet is
probable-fOr when was Spain without an
event of this kind-and the discomfort oil
the Madrid populacs very possible. These
reports of Carlist victories must be taken
for what they are worth, which Is not
much
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25
FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Novenaber ga, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS
PRICE OF TICKETS E:

The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature OF Virginia and the
CIRCUIT Court Of Orange county, proposes, by .
series OF Grand Gift Concerts, 10 establish aud
dow Home for the Old, Inarm and Destitute
Ladies Of Virginia, " at Montpelier, the former res
Idencs Of President James Madison.
The Association Is under the control OF eight
trustees six OF whom elected bi-enniAly by the
stockholders aud two appointed BY the Governor Of
virginia,
References, by permit sion: His ExeellsncY, Jas:
L. kempsr, Governor OF VAT His EKcelleheyi Gil
bert q. Walker, ex-governor Of Val Hon Robt.
E WitheFs, Lieut.. Governor OF Va, ana U. 8. Sem
ator electt Hon. Robert ". Hughes. Judge stern
District OF Val Senators and Members OF Congress
from Virginia.
For run particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular, Address
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't NJ. E. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
ReIiable agents wanted everywhere.
RemIttances for tickets may be made by express
prepaid, post oRce money order on Washington,
D. c., o. by registered letter, addressed to
HoS. JAMES BARBOUR,
GS-iy Pres't u, s. n. Al Alexandria, Va,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

TIE Louisville Courier Journal has no faith in
the current novel and novelist. "The truth is the
world is too busy for rOmsntioism. The railroad
and the telegraph bring the humor Of oar tins to
every mans door in HIS morning paper, which is
all he has time to read. five want to be amused
outside Of this and have the leisure, there are the
bOok-sheyes full Of approved standards, requiring
no experiments Of US. Why need the future dsW-
die over it's Trollope when # has the orIginslf II
the coming generation wants g sensation can't It
satisfy itself with Collins and Dumas and Susf
Otherwise It must seek Its tragedies In the news
papers, and 50 It will. That Is the future Of the
novel;" But what is to be the future Of the no
velists, Of the Cobbs, the SouthEorths, the Ste-
VEINS and the other ooneooters Of Ledger utsFsturel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25
TIE New York Herald seems to favor the idea Of

TIE New York Herald seems to favor the idea Of
. National University. In recent editorial, iE
says: "In q country like the United States the
highest university and scientific educstiOn, Just
like that impaired In the lowest primary school.
is for the people and By the people. It h the In
tsrsSt Of every man, woman and child 10 the eou-
munity that there should be sohoo!sfor the teach
ing Of the highest knowledge In every concsitsbls
form advantageous TO society. The great uniyer-
Stiles where statesmen ministers Of religion, law.
yers, physicians, and scholars ere formed, work
just as much for the beneht Of the people az the
schools which turn out skilled snginssrS, usehan-
les and manufacturer"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

SUSAN B. ANTHONY sends us word from
Rochester this morning, that the whole
story about her and Tilton is base fabri
cation upon the part of Bessie. The best
thing Susan can do Is to hunt up mutual
Gil -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

READERS OF TIE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN Leaving the city for tho summer can
hare the paper mailed to their address for
Eizty-sig cents per month, in GdVGncs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

SENATOR THURMAN thinks that Gen. Grant
would like to have q third term. However
that may be, there can be no doubt that Sen
ator Thurman would like to have first, and
still less doubt that be will be sorely disap-
pointed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

A SOUTHERN exchange says the "negro is
now wrestling with the laws of nature" In
other words, the laws of nature make the
Southern white man the natural foe Of the
negro, Is that TT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25
NATIONAL CANDY
MAKUFACToRY,
Opposite lTetropoIItan HoteI.

The pprest Candles, Nuts, Fruits, and Fruit
Syrups always on hand.
Spec Alty-Capltal Creams, the Gem Confeetion,
does soil kid gloves; does not sites tocbidren g
hands; melt In the MOUTH all the ladies' like them
pure, sweet and who esome.
Raspherry and Lemon syrups for summer drinks
sl.5J per gallon or Is cents per bottle. Gall aud
see. auu-fuIhSu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

THs New York Tines does not believe IN the
removal OF the Capital. Commenting upon the
convention Of lunatics over which Rsavs will pre-
side in October, 1t says: people and power may
90 West, but the Capital Will not follow them"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

MoULToN's statement does not read as if
Butler had a hand In it. The General
would certainly have given Us something
Stronger and more substantial
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

TEE NATIONAL REPUBLICAE HAS 4
LARGER CIRCULATION TEAM ANY oTHBR
MORNING PAPER IN TIE DLSTRIcToF CO
LUEBIL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

LITTLE Bessie testifes that she saw Susan B.
Anthony in T. T.'slRp. The man who would fondls
Susan is capable Of committing any crime in the
calendar.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays excepted at the southwest cor
OrTofThfrteenthstreet and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers C0y eGTrersl at any
cents per month.
Mall subscribers, $50 per year; t4.o for six
months, and s2Oo for three mO0tRS TsZpI r.
TsrtkeJY n advance,
RATES OF ADVERTISING;
twenty-five cents per line. Observation-Disclosures
the head o. ''FOE Sale or Rent, WANTED, Lost
EndFsund, " and Personal" twelve and . hall
cents Der lima
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
IEpubiished ever Thursday morning, and IL FUR
niEhed to subscribers 81 the following rates: One
cepy che year =; three copies one year. p; ten
copies one yes, t1S single eOPssS In WraPPsrs ave
cEntS each.
~ All concentrations, whether On business or
fUT pubIieGtiSn, should b. addressed to WV. J.
NuRTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
WLShinEton. D. G,
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BROKERS.

q mcB. TTMOHET 4 CO.. B1NKERs
Cs AND BROKERS, No. sec, Second National
BANK Building Seventh street, opposite Post once
and collection business. Buy and sell gOd Govern
ment bonds, stocks, &C.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

SUNDRIES-
F.E. Smith I Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FLOUR. JuIt received frsEa frem the
mills in BtoOklyn, n. Y, and for SElsI9U.
Nzcks--
In shott, our stock Is aoW large and enplste, and
we are selling low.
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1TILTONSCHOOLF FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
vi ''SEATON MANSION"
Tvs street FSpPss;I5ts RSSf SSss Department.

IHU5s ohA IUN DUN iUi ITIuyIpaI.. =
The attention Of parents who appreciate the true
this new and improved school, It's system, pEaetl;
rellibls the progress OF pupils BY their advance
me1t Ihs tssqheg would be judged. A native Of
Washington, he Is well known TO large portion OF
It's citizens, aud here and elsewhere recognized as
the suthor OF ''1yywAll," ''MoenE" and other
volumes.
4 number ofpupIs being already engaged, early
application Is Important IS the school Is Limited,
q great advantage. Tho Principal viii BE- IN daily
attendance at the school from the prasent time,
public, and sollci[Ous OF obtaining and deserving
their SUPPORT.
Hon. Richard Wallsch, DR.. J. w. Marin, Messrs.
VIM. J. Murtagh. hEPUBLIQAH; John w, Magil,
Carroll Brent, John z. HoEriss n; W. Gait Bro,
ThoS. Q. Connolly, Jos. Il; X. Plant, J. Colds
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TEAS.

WehGye recently added to our stock In this de-
psrtnsnt by the purchased LARGE QUANTITY
OF EEw-cRoP TEAS Of the aiser6st TistsiisS
-
and bsncs We ara now prepared to oEsr spS1L ID
duoemenks
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LEGAL.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRiCT OF COL UMBIA.
Reginald Fendsll, assignee
Of Ralns6uf9s, &C.
WIN. D. Csssin ct al.
Isis oy the Court. this 18th day Of July, AID, 1874,
ordered that The salsg made and reported by
81 ne real estate described IN th bin IN said cause,
Be ratified and eondrmed, unless cause to the oop.
trarY thereof Be shown on or before the Tth qAl OF
AUGUST A. p lSii provided soP{ Of ne 9Edfi q
Of CoidhslR onee IN each Of three suceesyvt weeks
bStorS the 18th day Of August, ,pf @[,...,..
By the Court; A. WHLIE, Justiee'
nc K ~ 3. MEIos, Clerk, &c. iI2S-s2w
HATS AND CAPS.
CUTTABLE FOR WATERING PLACES.
Silver pearl dress cashmere Hats.
sea-griss Hats, (gTeen under brim.)
Zine soft felt Hats.
Mackinaw Straws.
Leather Hat Cases.
Pocket Hats and Caps.
STINEMETZ, Halter,
jyu 1857 PennsylYania avenue
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LIFT OF GIFTS.

Grand total. 10 900 gins all cash 500 Ot
PRICE OF TICKETS.
whole tickets, so; halves, sz5; tenth, or each
for y, 900.
For Tickets and information,
THO. z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager, Public Library Building
Louisville, Ky. Rugl+-F &Tu-lm
FIRST GRAND GIFT C0NCERT
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CT. BOWEN
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER

JO5blng promptly aLLenIsl I0.-Eug1-I-
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST;
HON WORK FOR TIE SOUTH WING OF
THE NEW STATE, WAR AND NAVY DE-
PARTMESTS' BUILDING, WASHINGTON,
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~OFFICE OF THE COMMIgSI0N::
AND Trust Y oMPAEY, W1saISGToN, D. G.,
hSn !; wSd
the Freedman'G Savings and Trust Company or
pPsen he sa&s and legal Pfoof
to the Comm ms Of said company, A. their
B. G. Nv i'' tnA''l' .u-- A'sH.'' .'--H'1'
deemsd sScieut proOP u rhs bsS1sss shown 20
be due thereon. Depositors will therefore present
a 14 tS %se t. uad S IS
they may be properly verified and balsneed,
E. Il: 7. LEIfoIb,
~DR. s. 9. BOND HAS REMOVED
streets Gals len a the DruS store corner Of
Tenth street s1d New York avenue will EsSelTs
F~oALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
80 Coo Liver Oils, TrOches, &C., 1t the Tenn
PIE OruI Stots. lon
E~CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
- Of the DAILY AND WEEKLY EATIoNAL
tSined nom ). BRAD. ADAMS, stS.iOner and
News Dealer. under 81. Cloud hotel, corner Of T
have just Started this business and need the goods
GER6 fTH . ~ sS sEIs SI Sn ana FssnS
streets northwest, prompt attention will be given
t~DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME.
~ ries, PomAdes, Toilet Articles, &C., ct low
est rates, At TEMPLE DRUG STORE
F%SPURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
~ medicinal purposes, At the Temple Drug
st9Le.
k~SRHEH YOUCANNOTFINDW WHAT
~ you want o. other places, try the Temple
Drug Store, and Ninth streets. noVl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BSS specifics at the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner and Ninth streets.
k~WRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE
~ at this once.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S50 OO0 T0G0EN on REAL Estate
JOHN W, ROSS,
auC5-5ts ass Louisiana avenue,
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DRoPOSALs FOR THING AND FLAG
9 fEN sSE tS BIpEE kkRffEkgsE5 Of
TIE SOUTH og me new ~ STAT At. g,
BU1hDINd. wksAiNGToS. 8. {: --' -
OFFICE oysUPERyIsIxG ARCHITECT, }

. r
WAsHINGToY, b. e., Aug; "a, ts;+
Sealed proposals will BE received at this ONCE
nj 'hlng Delivering at the site Of the ne - tie,
War, and Navy Departments Building, washing
ton D. O., all the ii ing and Flagglng rcquir for
the Terraees, Approaches, and Sidewalks, Sc, Of
the South Wing Of the Building, a. called for BY
the Schedule, and described In the Specifications,
copies Of which may be had on application at this
Bidders must submit sample OF the material they
propose to furnish along with their bid.
Payments will be made on the de livery and accept
OF materials deductlng 10 per centum until the
completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond OF
two responsible persons, In the sup Of hve thou
sand dollars, $4,000, that the bidder VIII accept
and perform the CONTRACT, If awarded him, the SUI
hciency Of the Securty to DO certified b. the United
States Judge, Clerk OF the Unite States Court, or
the DlItrlct Attorney Of the District wherein the
The bepsEtment reserves the right to reject spy
Government to do so, and any bid that IL not made
on the printed form 10 be obtained at this once,
ami does not conform in every respect to the re.
qUirements OF this Advertisement, Will not be con-
6ldered neither will any proposal be receive e. IN
par les who are net themselves engaged IN the thing
and tagging trade. and who have not the necessary
facilities for furn IshinR the materials.
Proposals wi b. inclOSed In sel:ed envelope,
indor ed 'BIds for Thing and Elagging, :, and adj
dressed to A. 3. MULLETT,
Aul4-ist SuperV .slng Architect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

CT. JOHNS ACADEMY, LOCATED IN
y Alexandria ts the Oldest olrdinE school In Vir-
ElniS, having been estabnshei in lass. The next
session opens on MONDAY, September.
The instruction Is thorough, and though stud snts
are treated With the utmost hndness the discipline
The clearinghouse, I7B and III Prince street, Is
situated in tho most eievHtsd and beautiful part Of
the city and every care e taken TO make the resi-
BILE. carbohydrates library OF thousand VOL
uunes, and reading-room nued with papers from
all parts OF tina country, Areopel TO them While the
studies are illustrated by nns chemical and pho-
Sophical apparatus, an exteuSiVe cabinet Of mine
An the students are uniformed and armed, and
each daily session begins W II short military drill
In the early enmmeS thcre Is an eEeursion, or camp
laatinR about q week.
B6Efd and tuition, $50 year: for those who re-
side n WaShlnEton Of elsewhere near enough to go
home on Friday afternoons, and who have their
WBShinE and mendinG done at home, ef7b year.
foF further particulars OF oataleGnss addfesI
suse-e6i 1AnN - drawer q, Neksadris, W..
IRVINE FEMALE OoLLEdB, NECEAN.
II ICSBURG, Pa, eight miles west Of Harrisburg,
70 FORTY. toIiegiats SdvGntaReS. ohatleted. priv
ilsEeS, Nineteen III year. Opens Septembere
RkV. 7. P. EGE, A. NJ, President
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Z. c. SPENCER, President.

WHERE SHALL I SEND MY BOYf
GLENwOoD INSTITUTE.
School select en- prominent for Its beautiful re-
tired and health ful location Its perfect discipline
and home comforts. Expenses slg2 per annum.
For circulars address PROF. L. @. MATHEWS,
A. NJ, GlenWood, Howard county, Maryland.
REFERENCES:
james @. spLigg. esq, Petersburg, Va;
Col. ChAS. VI pin, Surveyor Port OF BALTIMORE
Baltimore. Aug18-Im
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-25

FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY; per sack ....e2.So
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per sseE......e0.AS
BURNT MILLS FAMILY :".... at lowest rasss
ISAAC wENqER's FAMILY.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
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