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REsERvATIONS.

The Postmaster General receives tie r sht 70 ~
Itct any and AL bids IL In his Judgment, Tue intsr-
e5t1 Of the 0OVarnmant require u ~ o. tAs shs
10 annut the eonfracf, n IN hts 0ptnl %. there
shall Be- 4 fAlurs at any tins 70 pertorm t5iiniauy
tsTnpt 10 imuoss upon the Department STAMPED eii-
Vaioes ~ aprers inferior 70 those EoG IN Use.
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EHpEP0R BTIE EOgE


During the late Gubernatorial canvass In
Virginia we had frequent occasion to allude
to the fact that General Malone, the rail
road king Of that State, was In fact its
political ruler We repeatedly demonstrated
this by exposing his schemes both during
the Conservative nominating convention
and the canvass which followed. Several
Conservative journals accused US of being
ignorant regarding the affairs Of the State,
on account of these exposures. But Ms
hone has carried his projects with such q
high hand that he has at last sntagonized
some of his former followers, and the con-
sequence Is a serious quarrel between the
Petersburg NevS and Richmond Dispatch,
during the course Of which the latter has
been compelled to justify our characteriza-
ton of Malone as the Emperor Of the sham
Conservatives In the following fOrcible and
pointed language: ...-
'Let It be remembered that General Malone
b more Of politician than = railroad man
that II has come TO that that people now ask
bow Malone stands for this man or that man,
and even little clerks fear their fGtes IN COM
mittees Of the Legislature. They are afraid
that there may be Malone man too many on
the majority side, and n they say . word In
opposition to GsnsrAl Mhhone, they VIII lose
their places. There is not State Office filed,
We believe, that be does not have something TO
say about. His finger Is in every pie In short,
he has tried to run the Legislature. He wants
TO control legislation, and to be able to prevent
the passage Of what he don't like and &c
cure the passage Of what he wants. Il
there any one in the State who does not
know thisF"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

custom-house, and when he was refused
the Sun began that course Of warfare
against General Grant and his supporters
with which the country is so familiar. The
Express would have US believe that the Sun
did Il because the public demanded it.
Nothing can be further from the truth. II
did 50 merely to crafty Mr.. Dana's re-
venge. And to-day 1t is read by the classes
when 1t started out to reform and convert,
because they find reflected In It their ignor-
ant passions and hatreds and prejudices.
But it Is utterly without character or inlu.
ence, and the splendid fame which Mr..
Dana won in other years has been dimmed
and clouded by the black and criminal
record he has made In the declining days
Of life which should be one of honor In
stead Of infamy and disgrace. To-day no
one believes and no one cares for what he
says or prints. His praise is poison, and
bis support Is certain destruction to any
public man. We might give innumerable
other Illustrations, but what Is the usei A
journal is strong and great and influential
in proportion as II Is truthful and honest
and conscientious. The press is public
teacher snd guide; but when it attempts to
guide In the wrong direction, and teach
what Is not true, 1t is certain to be defeated
and condemned. 1t Is strange that the
81 able editors" have not learned the lesson
until now.
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STOCK ON HAND.

TIE eontractos Shall a. all times keep on hand .
stock Of the several kinds and reorganization q en-
Agent OF the Department, In all stages OF manufao-
fure m eieut 70 meet all orders Of tie DepartInent,
ami 10 provide against any and all eOntn genele8
thst may be likely TO occur during tn eNstenceo
the eOhfrAc 20 that each and every order VI tha De-
a-t nav Ne urogri utiV afIed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican convention at Laramie city
on ThurSday nominated unanimously Hon. J
II. Cary for Delegate to Congress.
The Republicans Of the Eighth Illinois dis.
trict have nominated G. L. Fort for reelection
to Congress.
BGrnum civilian H., not Phineas IT, d
the coming man for the Democratic nomination
for Governor Of Connecticut, 90 his friends say;
but Is the election does not come OF until
spring, be cannot afford 10 be too enthusiasts.
One of the leading Democratic papers 10
Ohio indorses the repudIation, h1aation plat
form Of the real Slmon-pure Democratic doc
trins, remGrking that the Democracy Of nearly
thirty States WfIl echo the "pistform almost
IS involuntarily ~ the hillside echoes the song
in the moonlight"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

THE Albany Evening Journal, closes an ex-
eellent and highly intelligent article upon the
''refunding Of the public debt" BY saying that
the success Of this important fiscal transaction
will have favorable influence in many direc-
tons. Il furnishes renewed assurance Of the
strong credit Of the nation. It shows that the
Government is alert to the opportunities before
IT, In its practical details IT is adjusted 80 As
not to produce any disturbance in the money
market or In exchange. In reducing the gold
interest, and at the same time preventing the
transfer Of large amount Of gold abroad, It
will have the effect OF restricting the premium.
It viii inspire confidence and contribute towards
the revival Of activity In the business world.
The new Secretary has begun well.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

WHAT DOES the Democracy believe any
wsyf In Indiana it is for initiation; in ILL.,
nois 1t wants hard money. It's newspapers
all denouncs the transportation schemes of
the Republican party, and Montgomery
Blair declares boldly in their favor in his
Congressional canvass in Maryland.
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AN ACCESSION TO THE IHDEPEYD
FYT PRESS.

IN. 7. Commercial Advertised
We have not taken into the above account ofthS
fall prospects in NsWYork tbs recent accession TO
the "Indepenpsnt" press Of the unnAturaliEed
Englishmsn, who 10 suffered By his Publishers to
make the Timss IN all that relates 70 the Republi
can Administration, o miserably weak tendar Il
the New York Sun. We might have congratulated
the party that neither State nor city politics ara
likely to be further enlarged from hGt quarter,
The paper itself now meets IS little recognition
from Governor DIX - from the President OF the
United States, and this will continue 70 be the
case as long sS Jennings Il the master Of the pub
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GUN.

The cnTtI opes must BE- thoroughly and psrfeetlg
quinn "a, the cumming on The Gap Of esch texcSpt
Tor Ct cularsl 70 be put on by hand not less than
hzif ! Inch the entire ength; the wFApptrs 70 be
alsO haad Kummed not laas three fOurths Of An
inch IN Wfdfh acrosH the end.
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PROPOSALS.
DROP0S4IS FOR WROUGHT And I; ~ -
u IRON WORK FOR THE LIBRARY IOP 7fIih
NEW STATE DEPARTlfEhT.
oFEIch Or gceERyIslge AnCHITscT,1

] INV STATE DkLAhIM1lNIs
OFFIch OF SufERytsIEa AnCHIrEcT,
- WAsaJNeToF, d. c.. July q, isli.
1eAle4 proposal5 VIII D. received q this once Entil
y & o. me 4th day Of fuRust, 1874 fer flfnianing
ssliL nttlnE and puttlnr n place nc wrought
saa eas.rSn work required f5r the Library Of the
Copies ofthe dsaN;nfs and gpeciacasious nay Be
naa ~ appllcation a this ed1cf
,AlYy5holdtug required By the cortraetol5 70 put
ne WORK In place VIII be furnished By the Depirt-
meas, ne OF charge, but Will be erected By the
Propolals win be made for the whole WORK com
Pete, as sn0Hn on drawings, and described 10 sps-
The whole Of the work mast be completed wfthIu
four months from date % aceep tance proposa
Payments will be made mOnthiy, dednctinE 10 per
All bids must Be accompanied By penai bond Of
two Responsible pergons, In the sdm Of tNenty-aTe
thousand dollars, (26.ol that the hiddaF vii ao-
O. p 9nQ perform the eontrac, awarded him, the
sqIneieney Of the secnritY TO BE- cerfiae6 By the
gElted Ssaies Judge. CLERK OF the Uniied State
wherein the bidder resides.
TIE Depsrment FeserEss the right 70 rs,grt any
Or 81 bids ~ + be deemed for sue interest o. the
60TernMent 70 90 50.
Ever I'D must Be made % the printed form tobe
obtained At this o1lee sad must ronform IN eVerv
respect 70 the reqD lrsments o. this
or Il VII NOS be Considered.
Proposals viii not b. received from parffes VIA
are not themselves engaged IN the manuflcturu or
cagt-iron Wcrk. and who have not the neces5aFY
fsetitties for getting out the verk.
Al bids must b enslosed In . sealed envelope
iniorsed :. PrOp9sAls for Wronght and Cast-Iron
FORK OF Library. New Stste Department, WASH
inEton, d. c., y and Addressed 20
,-.,,s. a: 3. MULLETT,
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DRoFosAls ron DREoafNa.

ExoINEEa oEFIcE, o. s. ANY,,
NEwPoRT. p. l., July -, "a.
Sealed proposals VIII be TsceiEed At fhls once
until 70 a. m. on the esd day Of AUaUSr, lS7L y
For dredging the following places;
T. Mareh1ni Harb0r, Mass.
4 TauniOp Ht-er. Mass.
8. PaWtucket River, Il. Z.
T. Newport HarbOr, y. I.
5. PaveAtEck River, r. T., and Conn.
For Rip-rap Granltei
J. Breakwater Is Hyannls, Mass.
Z BrsakWAter ct Block Island, y. J. -
2. Jetty at mouth Of CO1nectic Il River.
or removing powders, Fail River Haroor, Mass.
SPECIFICATIONS In regard to the works ana b ank
lo-ns Tor proposals aud guaranty. UpOI which Al
bids must be made, will be sent on 1ppic It.on to
this o Ice G. K KNHREF,
Major % n<ineers, Brevet Major General o. s. A.
tyE &c
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nIEn.

EOYEs.-July ~ the residence of 8. Ralk e.,
s Tfk;wSART. iaiSnf child Of Il. o. shd Rally I.
Goyes, Of this city
WAaGAMAN.-July 81, At 9. m, ct Cape NAY,
daughter OF John Lenthal.
Funeral froln st. stephen church, with Requiem
Mas, o'clock .. m, Monday, August D.
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soecimens Of the envelopeH and wrarrers for
WI ca proposals are invited, showing the different
QUALITIES and colors % piper required, The euisd
stYls Of Gunminr. with blank forms Of bids- may Be
ma6tef Genera.
envelopes add wrappers feruished ~ the Depart
ment nRst b attached to and made each bid.
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shoald the interest OF the eorernment rec aire,
thle 80 mad may b extended beyond the time
ns1,ed NOD needing three months, By order OF
49, PosipasfeF General aud the contract prices.
----h Contract.
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OFFICIAL srABtPED ENVELOPES.
AeREEMENT-BoNDs.

within ten days aiter the contract has Teen
asardsS ,ee ggcsssSial SlSSsr Esa eater snto "a
g fathfSly ossSr,S and t ss me ~ kfsnh e9aa
ment, accordng 70 thsIr true l1tspt aud meaning,
and shan make, execute, and deliver, sno.eet %
Sensli' 6opd@ sith So5i aud Sufacent sarslisS Ia
The ann 81 Two hundred thoqsand dollars, 900 Cd,
ana sssjSSs 70 the isSiItIes q ihs - sntssnIh
ieSaiiiina snd @aEius sppT0pfiaslSsS for such
oelsSss ss ays been asJaaS ineaSsa "a
SflaH and 70 y Ad ET9yss sST ssts9 neidsHtsl
potsTnment, RRd for -0ther psrpQsea, Omitted
States statntss g Lsrgs volume ;, PeEs aaei APP
tsSs ne Contractor shall ian . comply with TIE
terms pf MS contract be and ha surttes shall 30
a. aaIdatsd d mage, 10 Be sset Tor tie name
ol the Untsd States, in any court having JnrisdIe-
IN the Contractor o whom the Grst award may be
nIs shs@ls 5s Il ,1e 5S ad sss
award may BE Annalled and he eOutFaes et 70 re
the ! s9HiTed agreement aud bonds ars sxecutsd;
lna sith next lowest BIDDER shall Be rsasired %
wsrei6s OfiginSi party to whom the contract was
Ths ssreemsat win also provide that II as any
time duE n ne eontlnnanes OF The eoairScs ne
enilTs pen lily ofths 0ond the Postmaster Gsneral
ghall have the right % require new bond with al
lsssor ss rl-nIs 70 ne q the POST
mastsF GENERAL xllhin ten days after notice, and
- 80 go toSTRxcsT NOT AssIGS GBLE,
me contract cannot, In any case De la"faity
LfnaIerred or assigued.
REsERvATIONS.
The Postmaster General rsseIyes tle 80, 70 y
lect any and AL bids n In bis u Eins NJ, te tutt
esta Of the 0OFaFnmant require ~ A. O. tAs lght
10 ennui the contract, n IN hts 0ptn %. mere
ana, e isSri q aay or II e "a Of fai az
TEN d TO Impose upon the Department STAMPED en-
Vslopes and Wrappers inferior 20 thoss row N Use.
$500 EXTENSION,
shosld the Interest OF the Government require,
this Contract may b extended beyona the tine
nsr-sf nof Is ceedfng three months, bT order OF
I - PosimasieF General aud The contrast prices.
And All pditions herein set forth shall govern In
Specimens Of The enyelopes and wFaprers for
ouatses aha colors % tper required, The enieaad
sys Of cumming. with blank forms Of bids. nay Be
had on epplleation 70 the Third Assistant Post-
This advSrti ssment and : specimen Of Inc sample
envelopes add wrappers nsrnished b. the Depart
oUARANTEE-PR0P0sA
no proposal Will Be considered ualess ecoompt-
Med 81 satisfactory guarantees signed By ~ Least
Biadefs must tate IA shsir proposals the prise
per .thoaaand eavelopes or wrapper tnciudinI
everything required 10 be done or tarnll1e - ~
forth In this adEertisemens and All proposals mast
paftmsat, securely enveloped and sealsas merted
y Proposals for Stamped Envelopes and teiF apec
Wrappers = and addressed 10 Che Third As1l1ta1t
Postmaster Generai, Wa1hil gle n ~. 49,
igis-xATba postmaster asasFal
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/ TN Baltimore Gdzsfts thinks that "for 4
time at least chaos will come in Washington,
and then the United States viii assume part Of
the DIstrict debt and things viii move more
smoothly" "Chaos" Is good.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

An ExcHASeE says Col. Richard Hinton d
writing an interesting series Of sketches on tbs
Departments ct Washington" II the "Col-
one's" ability to describe Is equal to his ability
to hold slnecure positions in the Aforesaid de-
partments his sketches must be thrilling.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

A NEW YoRK correspondent sketches the
life Of Theodore TIlton. he was born in New
York and LEFT when mere boy dependent upon
his own exertions. Attic college Of New York
he learned short hand, became reporter on the
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0OL.nNG.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST

CHOICEST rnpoRrED. IS IS cents cents.
GUNFOWDER.
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IT rs TRUE. there Il no constitutional inhibi-
ton Of third term for any President; and Il is
also true that there Is no express recognition Of
God IN the Constitution Richmond Wig.
From this We infer that in the opinion
Of the Wig there may be q third term and
that there may be God. Truly the WAig 10
learning something new to 1t every day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

THE DEMOCRATIC party in Ohio is on the
high road to reform. 1t is going to noml-
nGte the notorious Jim Ashley in the Sixth
Congress district.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

EHE NATIONAL REPUBLt0AN RAs 4
LARGER CIRCULATION EKAF ANY oTHBR
MORNING PAPER IN TEE DLSTRIoTOP CO.
LuEBLA.
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WHY oAN'T SOMEBODY perform real publiC
service and Gbduct Tilton, woodruff, Anthony,
and the whole free love crowd, sud Then let
Dix shoot onthe spot the man who offers re.
ward for their discovery. -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-01

READERS OF THE NATIONAL RErUBLI'
CAN Leaving the eity for tie summer can
kaVs the paper mailed to their oddrs'a JoT
sizty-sis cents per month, IN advance.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CARHW's B
W RITING PAPERS.


We hive received the ageney in this city for the
II Of these hrst-class American papersi and are
pr pared to supply tue regular styl . Of foOscap,
l. gal-ap, Letter and NCte. We have on the road
from the MIL 70 arrive q few days, ell The styee
flnIshc Of these papers. and our e1stgnsrA In
using them can rely upon getting the BEST Pa
PERS MADE IN THE UNITED STATES.
HOES COPYING AND SEAL PRESSES.
We have taken the sEsneI for &c sale Of these
glad 70 ahoW samples and AL orders st mHnufae-
turer's p. Ices.
MORTON,s GOLD PENS.
We have fau line, comprising all the sizes and
styles Of these justly ebrated god pens; also
full stock Of L. w. fairChi;d s %, e and Todd q
These are our sp,cialties, an knowing the quail
ity and reputation Of thtS1 goods We recommend
them with full and complete confidence. We also
call SPECIAL attention 9 our Falr5anks Postal Bai
ances, Or tue Co. 3 Bond and Bank Note Papers,
the Royal Irish Llneu Writing Papers, and our
complete and well-arranged stock or every requi-
site Of hrst-eiass Stationery Store.
WARREN CHOATE 4 CO.,
IyJ.-tf Vernon Row, on Penn. avenue.
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WIEN TOPICS are scant, the independent
press treat their readers to homily upon the
District.
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PROPOSAIS
0RoP osAhS ron diLIf1EY 56PFLlE1s,

DE90TN qua RTEHMAsTEHfs OrFIcz. Z
PIN 40 ELPHfA, Juiy 81 l5sA
sealed proposals, IN dup licate, WIKI copy OF
tsen ut attached to aef win b. rec ivei a.
sa es 9ee antil noon Atgast -, ~. for Urn aiding
ms United St4tAS Qukyterm asier's -Departmenl
~ ~ We We IOl owing pan ed artieteSy via:
ss-Ass,'veoe pairs WOOlien StoctIngss
4 ~ ~ pairs w bite Berlin QI0l e.
,kk'seesg fars WOOieu Mlte ms.
4, 81 pp.ttEs Boots, bras screwed.
en- bbsstts.s bOoteeS. bias scrca. d.
On 49, PulalO OTershOss.
n 80, 80 Aretie Overs -, Blu II !. f-,4,er7.
AGO x $500 SIsslc OygTshoe5, SNOW E3stu ier5s
6 M 49, Z, volpten BlauksiS.
~ sets Iron Bunk sIafs
=, ~ ssts Stsncii Riates.
y, ~ yAr1s Dark-blas fsfJsh- a.
~, GO ylrd9 ky-biue KeTsrT 40
Al articles VII be sub erte "a a q - <sEH,S
llld oluder8 afe NOR ied thle III 20 "a
9peci q lions Wa be Insisted uuon and fhaf asg-
ties lnfs fl0f % The ssantard Win he seeeI5ifsd
ne S9yernmsnt reserves tie Fighs Co rsjcct -
BIDS are requeEted for dezvsry q the .-.,.i... =,
PHILADELPHIA and also 1t San FralrfSso $40
RoTiplornati01 In dstaA EDply 70 this once
tnysiopes ,eonta.llng Progoe.lg TO be indorseez
% ne md Ened
Assistant Quartermastsr General g. s. 4, IN eh,rE,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOW IN STORE THE

LarRest assortment and choicest selections Of tie
following goods in the District at re luesd prices;
PAPERHANGINGs, all grades and prices; WIN
DOW SHADES, different e1lors and siEes; PIC
TURE FRANCE, all sizes and styles; Picture Cord
and Tssssis. diHsFsnt eolors and Sizes; Picture
Mails, porcelain and plata heads; French Fire
Boards, black and Eilt and plain; Velvet and 6nt
Frames largest assortment In thi District; Box
Cord, superior goods.
PAINTINGS, ESGRAvINes AND oRoMos,
limited scIectlon OF choice subjects. cut Papers
asioW SO csn.si Glazed Papers As low As csuts;
Blank PAperS low a. 10 cents other goods In pro-
portion.
AS-An orders for PAPERHANGING WINDOW
SHADES or PICTURE FRAMES punctualtT nlled
In the city country, and satisfaction guaranteed
TERMS CASH. - IS 20 sul-tf
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A MARYLAND paper nOmlnates Mr.. Cres-
well as the Republican candidate for Prssl.
dent in 1876.
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The New York Herald wants statue Of OIL
YER Cromwell. No Irish need apply.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

TRAINS fEXUEPr 6tfNDAYD BETWEEN ~.
ExxAEPRiI AND P765RscsElLitvIELR, BEGia-
Leave Washinfion at >, N. and ,. n, ana Al
exlndrla al $40 I. n and $50 p. Pass feesburr
(golng Westwardl az lis8 = N. and 80 .. n, and
arrlv6 - Purceliyllls a. y N. and ,. ~.
Leave PurceilNiile ~ b.D .. N. and lid D. N.
p. N, and arrive a. A1exandria a. ans a n and
s;is ?. n, and a. Warrington At sso n. and s:3
Pls.enssrs from Washington vin take TIE wash
lngton and Ohio eArs a The Baltimore aud Potorac
railroad station at =. m. and D. NJ. and 10
throu4 q . Purceliyilla without change Of cars.
The BID = m, train nom Ala1andrfa and f1.10 ..
m. train nom furoellgiile connect At PurcelVtlls
Nth hlFer'B daily line OF coaches for suckersvie,
Berryliie ana Winchester; also with keamer's
llps - eqienes sheh isaTe LessburB daily FOR
conmstsi i1' sisfets. three cents pr nile.
myl5-tf General Ticket AGENT.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~REFORMED EFTSoOSGI GER-
~ VICE, In Lincoln Hall audience room, on
SUNDAY EVENING NEXT. at O'Clock. Ser
mon By Rev. VIM. Mcclure Public generally tn
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOASs
UNDER THE TREES BY saRuei Irsnaus Prime.
ALCEsTIs, Leisure hour series)
A NEW THEORY OF GRAyITATIoS AND
OTHER SUBJECTS. II Edward L. Young,
Norfolk, Va.
THE LIVING LINZ. By James De Mile.
SLAVES AND RINg. ByF.w, Rob.nson, author
Of "Little Kate Kirby" &e.
WITHIN AN INCH OF HIS LIFE. From the
French Of I'm lie 0Aboriau.
BOMBED DIETS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUABIA.
THE RHINE. By Victor Hugo.
JUSTIN HARLEY. A Romance Of Old Virginia.
By John Esten Cooke.
SYRIAN HOME LIFE. By Je-sup.
MY MOTHER ASDI. By Miss Muloek.
FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
By Jules Verne.
WESTERN WINDOWS. By John james PiAtt.
LANDMARKS. BIZ John James Piatt.
A TREATISE on Mechanics Liens on Real and
Personal Properly. By Samuel L. Philips,
ofthe Washington Bar, $40. Law sneep.
FOR SALE By
". H. a o. n. MORRISON,
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DELAWARE RIVER AT
FORT AlfFLIH BAR.
UEIrEg sI4I 80 !, EEeIEEzn oyrIcr,

- PmL1pTLPHIA, PENS., July IS, is7L
SEIZED proposals., In DIP icate, With copY Of
ceiEed at tn ONCE until 1870 O'Clock D. NJ. OF
MONDAY. AuRutt n. Isl4. for removing 81 dredg-
Ing ron the bar in the Delaware river near FOrs
Midiin. f6Oo0 cubic yards, or less, OF sand,
mud. and loose material.
Forns, specifications, &C., viii be supplied from
this once, where the map of locality may be seen.
Jyalt Leutenanl Colonel Of RnE neeis.
IAPRoyEAl EST q, EslIIL.MSIgNGToN H4R-
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Tribune, which he left to take position on the
O6ssrvsr. Thence he went to the AsdspsNdsnf,
Of which Beecher was the editor. When Beecher
retired, he was succeeded By Tiltcn At the age
oftwenty-two. he was paid 81, 900 year, and
refused si2 900 without the privilege Of ieetar-
ing. "HiS duties consisted mainly Of writing
one douhIe-lsaded leader every week An the roo-
tine work being performed BY Oliver johnson"
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TIE WEEKLY NATIONAL, REPUBLICAN

twenty-five cents per line. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
the head Of 'For Sale Rent - Wanted, " Lost
and Found, I" and Personal, a" twelve and hall
cent? per line
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SPECIAL NOTICES

s~THE NEW YORK REPUBLTCAN
~ ASSOCIATION viii ho;d its regular
avenue, SATURDAY EVENING, August /, 1874
81 7;9g O'Clock. y. II. CLAPP, President
P. H. EATON, Secretary. auI
~ ERS OF THE FREEDMAE'S SAVINGS
AND TRUsT COMPANY, WAsHINeToS, u. q,
July -, 1E4.dotico Is hereby Owen to sl persuns,
other than depositors, Who may have clins against
the Freednah's Savings and Trust Comrany or
any OF Its or inches, that they are called NJ to
present the and TO ma legal proof tie eOf
TO the Comm 'ssioners OF said COMPANY, at their
d. c.
Pass books. when properly adjusted, viii be
be Cue thereon. DepositOrs Will therefore present
their pass books TO the respective branches BY
they MAJ Be properly yerrPd and balanced:
JOHN A. =. CREJWELL,
ROFERT PURYIS,
R. II. T. LEIPOLD,
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