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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15
FOURTH or JULY cELEsRArIos

At meeting Of citizens. held in the
Court House. Virginia City. on Satur'
day evening last, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the celebra'
ton Of the celebration Of the anniver
sary Of American Independence, the fol
lowing committeeman were elected:
First ward-R. II. Taylor. A. N,
Kruttschni.t, Thomas Brophy, +. O.
Lord and ID. o. Addison.
Second ward-James Malone. A. f.
Mckay, William Hayes. II. E. Lowery'
DR.. NJ. Holmes, ]. s. Pidge, u. hey
nolds and W. +. Sheppard.
Third wMd-Gus. Ash. j.. W. HEM
enway, W. s. Wood. Jacob Young. Jr.,
DIR. 81. George Hopkins, Major G.E
Ferrend, ". W. Coryen and John Nal
lon. -
John Reardon, W. d. Darnell, d. X,
White, Edward Wood and Robert Nc
Donald.
ON motion, a Finance Committee, con
sisthS "i y, N. ~
]. J. Cooper: Second Ward. X. II. Hall
Third Ward. Rev. 7. II. McGsath
Fourth Ward. p. II. Judge.
On motion OF a. f. Mchay ,he IN
nance COMMITTEE was augmented oy I'M
addition OF one more mi from eaei
Ward. For the riis' Ma,I Jon lain
bert was CHOSEN Svcona "aiu, wons'
~ Ming: ihiru waIu' 'annes ne''
Fourth "afu' eA-Aluefnah i1yan. :,
The meenns now prosecutor 20 a ei
sction oil a Grand Marshall, ana a runi
~ Oh noious W.. ~ - Ne.
~, however, the eiecuoh Oh uranu 'iar
shat was INDEFINITELY pos'poneu. =,
This matter being tnus uisposeu .,
the following resolution was unahi
mousiy adopted: n,
Resolved That a eitilens Oh Ion .
hiii be anu ! hereby ih'i,eu 70 ION
the citizens oil .,rSinia IN 'he .eiev
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15
srocK REPoRr.
isurssrss DAILY NJ xISxR = HAIL.
This Morning.

This MeFntng.
to,o ophir. aox, soh., 20, 1917, 1874 iss, "
$50 GouIdk Garry. x2k. M
icO Beet a Bslcher, y. gsk.S
as ss,ss,. SO, SS, 5k clio, s6k
- chslar.rstosi. 61S,S
2ss Male q Ncrerss., tsS, %, % bs
SIS Crown Point. sik.G
40 Ysllsv Jacket. 81, slkc
3r2s Imperial. sS.ss.ss nN, esD,o
isSo Alpha. is. i5S. i,V. 10. lsx, isX
80 BsleAsr, -. s7k s2k bO
go Ksataek. 49,. II
ISIS Confidence. ". ~, 9k b3
Us Con Virginia, s3k, 81 Sk, 50
IS sierra Nevada
Is65 O,sr.an, %. ~. 81, sTS bco. ass
i9s See. Bslchsr. s., -, 81
200 Exchequer. <3k, t5st6.E
1910 Balti..rs c.... NIX, y.
tic Kniekerboeksr, 81, 81, sS
iss woedville, ~, lS,lt
300 calstsais, -, 10. ioH. i0N
10 California, 40, 2A, 90.
5Ss Justice, 81
40 julia. a.
$50 Dayton. %. 81
isS Globe Con, IN. IL. IL
tocon, Gold lin Quartz, ~
20 buekeye,i
$50 Silver lin, 81, sS b0
IS utah, 3s,t
80 Tyler. s1se
20 Eellpte, 81. 5H.s.
$50 Rock Island. IL. VA
40 Pietsu, 62Se, Sc. doc
~ Union Con-. u. i7s .i2k
ga New York Con, ~, a., 81
100 D~srdanslls-,
fOo Patten.1
leo Nevada. ~
aoo Seq. Rock Island. sc, c2Se, Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15

PrER's orsE, HousE. - The Amy
Stone troupe. now performing ut the
Opera House. continue 10 draw large
audiences. The play entitled the "Hid-
den Hand was rc-enaetcd last evening.
Miss Amy Stone seemed in her element.
The rest ~ the actors were good in their
respective assuHp.'0Eg. Tonight will
b. given the thrilling play entitled the
.'F,nale Gambler The company have
received a valuable reinforcement In the
person Of L. J. Buckley, who makes his
iirst appearance this evening in the char
ac,er OF Henri lie Melville.
SAEsriylp GUN.o BNLi.-The annual
ball OF the Sarsdeld Guard. it will be
remembered. takes place at Miners
Union Hall, Gold Hill, ON the evening
Of July ID. The very best Of music has
been secured for the occasion, and all
other arrangements made 10
the comfort and enjoyment oil the
guests. The terpsichorcan entertain
ments given by the Sarsfclds are ahke
crcditable 10 the company and the eom-
munity. Read their advertisement IN
another column.
CHoIcE E,rABLEs.-This Office tenders
appreciative acknowledgements Ia
Messsrs. Kirkaldie 4 Hunter, OF the
popular fredericksburg Brewery Saloon.
Main street. Gold Hill, opposite the
Justices Court. for u liberal lunch oil
bologna sausage. German rye bread anu
sour.krout. Also for a nice pitcher iuli
~ their famous beer, cool and delicious.
These good things are merely a sample
OF what they serve daily to their numer-
ON, customers. No wonder their saloon
is 40 well pa~tronized.
FsLL IN A Frat about I'D O'Clock
this morning John Jacobson, while IN
the nc. Of crossing the railroad track IN
tbe vicinity OF Tom G~allaeher's once
fen in A fainting fit. his head coming IN
contact with the rail with such force as
10 produee a frightful cash upon ms
Forehead. He was taken to the County
Hospital for treatment.
ASSESSMENT. - The Globe, Arizona
and Utah. and Globe Consolidated Vim
ing Companies have each lev,eu an Nv
sessment of 81 per share, ana ,ns n
tice Mining Company a assessment OF
~ 30 per share. Zee Official houees III
our advertising columns to-day.
$3.50, ,ho opc.horsc circus
Wilt, CITY ON
oxhibi'ion gwen NJ,
Saturday evening" oniV'l Itch 20, The
row rro,' cS"r,cy. who Is an old salt.
hapnJ his man 50 securely that he
was unable to liberate himself ana ma
to call for assistance.
Cmcrs CoMiSo'-'ohn
nee A~mphitheatrc Circus which al pf's,
ent is exhibiting in the interior Tow" NJ.
California, will shortly appear
ginia City. Wilson's circus ehhio''ions
are ALWAYS nns'"' ""
"n N
Mas MEETING u ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15

AROUND AxoSe Us AGAis.-e. W. HAL.
nn,,,,, Known a" watiy.' having bought IN
~ H. Pioneer Laundry again. with his nine,,
IL once mors hourishlng about amenS u
,rndInr TO the bushes. department OF 20. 49,.
eem' Waity 1. the old stand BY. ana snS Sos,
stands all the details OF the business mU s,sc on,
ourhly' Tne Pioneer Laundry 10 tnrnisE Se'
.nS .ronnt Of work. done In the most sats,sc'
tory manner. Il is te-ervedly . highly popu,s''
wsllpatronixcd Institution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15

To owxxre or RIAL EsrArn-Persons own
Ing lots In the town Of Gold Hill. and who as
DESTROYS Of having the zane surveyed ana en.
tered on the new map. will please call ~ Juuge
Robin-on's once, over Gib~on's saloon. on any
week day. between the hours OF II and lana
leave their names, when the matter Will ne
promptly attended to by Me-srs. Hast D Lillian.
civil Engineers and Surveyors. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15

BASE BALL.-The match game be-
tween tho distinguishes, Of Virginia,
and the Comstocks, OF Gold Hill, play
ed ON the grounds Of the first named
club yesterday, resulted in q victory for
the distinguishes. The following is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15
DIyIDEND~.

Bslehsr-s, psr share. a~rgrssatins tSao,ooo
declared June s; payable Jihe9.
Grown Tsotus-S s. per share. aggrcgaiing
sscO, 600; DECLARED June Q payable June IA
Consolidated Virginia 50 per share
Aggrsssiing tsai,eoo declared Janes'psy'
abls June N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15

N,,rn. or viEsrsiA n Com HnL--Asa
reward for vigilance and eounse-s 'limulasto
,.,,n, and erertlon, we viii pay $40 70 any Q
ua, ,,ho .xtinyui.h q Gre 10 the Nines here
y,'i,h n R,bcock Extinguisher, on proof OF came
Make yourselves familiar. dril with these mn
shine. and BY doing so you may ave many
h'essna NNijtDOCH, TAYLOR 4 CO,
an C.iI.suia street, San Francisco.
General AGENTS BAoeock Fire Extingsisnols
and Engines. Depot Of Fire Department idu
Machinery supplies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS TO WHOM wERs Dis.
n idsutcd for sale. Tickets for The P1enic
-. ana civ Ninsrs' Union. are respect
Am. 49, FOR 4 retirement before next Tues-
da,' A. IL 10 absolutely necessary to the ADJUST
ID. sEwELL, Rec. Secretary.
Silver CITY, June 10, 1874. Ju'ei"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15

AsrAoLosr.-Madame c. Norman. the great
A.trolocist, has returned To Gold Hin, and 10
now ready To be consulted In regard 10 the
past, present and faturs events Of life. Once
hours. nom "a. q. To :. =. Residence, re
peer street, rear OF the keiipes stable. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
iuia I'd

WALLER ON cRExArios.-An good men who
deal alrly and squsreiy By their fellows viii Be
pl,s.uubly remembered long alter their soul.
shsIl have retained TO the eompAnion-hip OF
The Iu.t. and their bodies are properly efemaicd
in ~ most approved modern style. There are
plenty OF men, however, who deserve 70 ~
80 .ni smopy thc.e are clothing dealers who
as.irdIe ,neIr cu-tomcrs BY selling elothingsnot
worth half il. price. such men ought 10 DC
sr,ms,sd. and their stocks Of clothing, Win
,hem. Call At my store. In iairs eaudins,
W.in street. opposite the once OF the GoLp
,1,'a NM when YOU want elothing, and WIN
a. Won hou.,t and square justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15

FINE PIANO roR sALK.-A One piano 10 Of.
iered 70, sale. cheap for cash. A rare bargain.
For full particulars call Immediately at the
Netropolitan Boot and Shoe Store, No. los
SosthC street, Virginia City. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15

NoLrExrirI. OF the Metropolitan Boot and
shoe store. hs. removed to los South q street,
Virginia. Buy your Boots and shoes OF him,
A he Is seliin; cheaper than ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-15

come
andsee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17
PERSONAL RECORDS OF. TIE
VAR.

In these days Of captious criticism, when
party or personal Interests are made to sub
erve the purpose of destroying the char
.cter of public men, it is at least instructive
o look back upon the period when the late
ivil war was threatened, when the public
mind was excited with strange doubts re-
garding the policy to be pursued by the
3oSernment, and when men of every char
,cter, as well US Of high and Iov position,
,csitated tremblingly before taking posi-
ion either for or against the South. It
gas, indeed, time that tried mems souls.
Did party Affiliations personal friendships
md the political customs of life -tims were
bout to be broken up. Nothing less than
he rude hatred Of the sections toward each
,ther could haye.efecsed the solidmcaaien
" sentiment and populsr feeling which n
owed 90 instantly after the nag ha4 bsednl
ircd upon in the harbof q: chasiesann.
rhe .oppoaiGion to slavery had musA
q, do with fl1b baird; tint y shedll
=, Remembered tlnt thoulsRds It. 20
;layery men tolned with the N6tsA
q I'll Support, sof.Btl \, 0svasnnale.
nd HAT thouandS Or the psoplso q N
scrth remained loyal. But underlying IL
xholc question were opinions regarding
:sc rights of States and the power Of III
!: .cral Government which worked 4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

fmieAty inAuence in the founationbf public
seatimeak These opaiions were = pneen.
tial q to Induce genssal Il lef q me same
that peaeA able ssparatian W poeble and
psasticat6e. The right Of Ne Sti1s 2 Use
~ hon u Unisa 1h ppt ~ efnlly
denied BY the leading stateSmeh Of the
North, though 1t l. certain that great
majority Of tho Northern people were OPP
posed to It. Tho authority Of the General
Government to coerce the States into obe-
dience to III mmdatss wss doubteds- and In
fhct denied By two thirds Of tho leadsn Of
both parties. When the. seeding CoA-
gressmen left their seaas In the Senate and
House Of Representative there seemed to
| be no power to prevent the diszupton OF
the Union, and many men who subse-
quently upheld the war power Of the Cen
enl Govemment both on the sbattle- helds
and in the councils Of tho nation, WeEe
inclined to sccept peaceable separation -
inevitable. Horace Greeley, % early -
November, 1880, led . Strong party in tho
North, with the weak, shd vacilhting cry.
Of s4et our hayward sisters depart 81 peace. -
In short the situation WAS befo9ged with
grave doubts which gsve rise to inquiries,
the responses to which from men Of ac-
knowledgsd prominsnce as lawyers and
publicists were - Conflicting - they were
numerous. Tho novelty of the question
involved in these inquiries wns about to be
worn away by the experience Of the sue
Fceeding four years Of war, and finally ,
policy was adopted BY the administration
Of Mr.. Lincoln. which, in turn, was adopted
as, the platform of the Republican party.
To the support Of this policy loyal men Of
every creed rallied. The doubts previously
entertained were dissipated; the day Of he's
itation had passed, md the legal tech
Iicalities, which had hampered the Govern
ment in its preparations for war, were
ignored. Coercion was begun and sus-
tanned by the unanimous voice of the loyal
people but during the time which pre-
cedcd the adoption Of this policy records
were made which return to-day to plague
their authors. Such men as the Hon. B.
r. Curtis, for instance, had declared that
the march of armed soldiers over the line
of tie Southern States would be an act of
trespass and . violation Of the sovereign
rights Of the States He had further de-
clared that no condition of war could exist;
that the act of the Government in sending
troops to. conquer the South was virtually
80 nid. end that those who suffered
damages to their property in consequence
were entitled to recover from the Govern
ment the amount of their Losses. We refer
to this fact now to show that some Of the
best men in the country have had reason in
the light Of subsequent experience to change
their belief as regards the rights OF States
and the power of the General Government.
Let US remember that while we do not all
live in glass houses, we cannot afford to
throw stones at our neighbors because we
are in danger of damaging our friends.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17
70 THE PUBLIC.

The business office of The RxruMcAN Tor
the present will continue at Tenth and u
streets, at which place al persons having bod
ness relations with the paper VIII call. Due
notice VIM be given ofthe removal OF the
business department to the new R1runLeAH
building. -. -sg - 49, ~ -,
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ffOOE, BRO. eco.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
\ p! = ~ nEcxIvED NJ lgF Ef'.a
: ~ lao II. 1M0RRHSON.

~ 3. = - nEcx1vrD NJ ~ Fr'Is tss 81
= n ". 1s6 O H. M0RRHS0N. ~ sg5E
&C, Ne. az PennsyivanIs avenue. !. So :
The foftnii. - "A Romance Of the Cuyahoga
valley. By A. g. Riddle; author of !" Bart Ridge
.s'lfemories Of Many Men and Some wonen:. y
beinG personal reeoliections Of cmpcrors, kings,
Qnens princes, presidents, statesmen, authors
artists q home and abroad, during the last thirty
Etc sstte Of social Life in Washington" By
ReDeJt Dale owen, Sufhor OF STHe Debstabis
:, "!si.r.lins Facts in Modern spiritualism., ,,
my K.luid:' Prince; King, and Slave. 4 story
e cs IT H HSsd H3 Hsnss Stanley astho'
"Cholee Reading Serles.H Fiilh book BY An
"a 7; Raedall !nox Mrs. DiehD, author Of Read.
"a The Women Of the Arabs:, with chapter fol
children. By Rev. Henry Harris Iessupp,, b. D.,
seventeen years american Missionary In Syria.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

Sra BESsAMIN BRoDlk, in his book ON edind
and 'Mstser,n msinaaius that % fneimass con.
nectioa exists between foul airs and dram
drinking. II Bro4ie's thsosy BE- correct, It b
easy to account for the long line Of gentlemen
which is constantly passing between the Capt.
toll and certain establishments in the vicinity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH IND STREETS
: NORTHWEST ..

NORTHWEST
Amer December7 IS7A trims will run o follows:
TRAfRNHs, hkAXE So rRAMtSss AEEIT5 At
80 Q. m, Elmisa Mall e:lJ M, New YsGk Ex-
daily, except Monday. Press, daily.
500 =. m, New York Ex- So .. m, AccOuRoda-
pres, daily e1eeps San, nons d.Aiy, exccps sun
s.s 6.ry, Aeeonmoda- s:ss 81. Z m: Baltimore n.-
ana Vs. Fs:. Line '' En-. nom wn.!ls
as ,. n. New York tx, tioh. Southern Maj.
3.A Baltimore Express, 5:13 p. M. New York Ex~
except Sunday: c,,.;l press, daiiy,exccpt sum
nj, Tcaisvpiie South s:ss 3. M, iAccommods-
daily, sxcspa Sunday. ) tioa, except sunday.
sc ssoS ,a,.1s q Dsa a f ss
'e.0S D, M. Daily New eept Sunday, from Wet
York Might Express: and North;--.-
's:sssp. n. Pacinc Ex- ii:os P w, Southern Ex-
p-' -----''' =. in:2 New York Express.
I = 4.i.--.F -. except Sunday. =.
Trains leaving W Warrington as S:33 O. m. and $50
p. N. eonnect at BSwte with trains for Pope's
Greek. leaving B0vis 10 D. IN. and $40 .. m, ar
Trains lcavius ashinSfon II 8:u1 aud S:Ss =. N.
and SEQ 2: m. connect az 0denton with trains FOE
So p. N. connecs q Bowie with trains leaving
Fope's Creek 2;i3 and 7:<5p p. N.
Passengers kasinf their orders at Ticket Once,
nnS caA have their baggage called Tor and checked
e se'e Ts1oasS sisssss 70 cS S aa
lSdi.n.pol,s. LeslSvaile g: Lssis. Sew Orleans:
.''' T.. pvRTIkY. Gen. s.rsri.se.deus.
- :. 8. YOUNG, Gen. PASSENGER Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

4 Mn. ,BowEx, the publishef Of the New York
bsiepesde'a, requests ~ 70 deny tho report that
that journal has been sold. Several offers
have been made TO purchase, al Of which have
been declined. Mr.. Bowen does not intend to
aeIl -, =. =, -. a. = 49, 4 ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

All the aids to the study Of the uniform lessons to
Wm. 6allantyne,s, lss Ssyeath street
laco6us' Notes on Exodus, D. n 80. bal. Z
Nurphy's Commentary on Exodus S2.25.
l The Lemon Compond for 1874, &c. -
hush's Notes on Exodus, and all the standard
commentaries. ----s-Ts--
!, An az Sunday School papers furnished At pub
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

HON. RoBsRf W. HgenEs qsahssa before
the clerk Of the United statss Court, At A1sx-
andria, yesterday afternoon, by taking the
oath Of ONCE - Judge Of the District Court Of
the United States for the Eastern district Of
Virginia. He Immediately took his seat ,upoa
the bench and adjourned the court to February
8. Judge Hughes was accompanied By Colousl
Parker, United States sManhal, and several
friends, to witness his qualification. q -. ~ u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

THs report Of the convention Of the vete-
rams OF mexico will be found on the third page
of this ,,aosr .E5EAT E2-E@siTAo
s~~'S HekA Il q zlzet ssfss.ssfrs f~f a-H.rfr,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

A SOUTHERN EXCHANGE does grave injustice
to the editor of the New York 7nass. It Gays
"n cannot be expected that the Engiish gen
tleman who presidss over the columns Of the
Times should bauFey we'll posted In the poll
tics of the past of this country" The Engiish
editor Of the Times b 20 well " posted" in the
politics Of the. past Of this country that no
wrote book few years ago entitled :" Eighty
Years Of Republican Government in the United
States Failure" o. ff11FsE So. .'. s11.r f.-r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

REERCHANTS'L LIN e OF STEAMSHIPS
Y =, 5wAsHiseroH Hap NKw YORK. I. +, !,
HefesnSk the I'm steamships e. C. KNIGH! snd
pERxYHf III %isss ELL xxabk}a.
W1SHM0TON snd aEOteETOWN. e 6loSs:
Ea1uo Now York from RteR = East River every sat-
urday atl p. q. Leave 0eoftetown every Friday
e .. %: and Alexandria The same day Al n
Agent' O0es aud wharf, = Wafer direct, 6eergs.
Town, ar Of The corner OF eeyenteenth street and
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Iatiuual @epnblitatr.
". J. MURTAGH...........Ed Editor and Proprietoe

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is publishsA every
morning Sundays excepted) at the southwsss cor
nerofThirteenth street and Pennsylvanis avenue,
and is furnished subscribers 10y carriers q my
cents Der month.
Man subscribers, ESQ per year; eA@ fof M
mouth.. and a 90 for three months. Terms In
variably In ad1ance. w
RATES OF ADvERTISIN6:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Adversasementsundef
the head Of ssFor Sale or RENT Wanted, Lost
and Found. ~ and Personal, " twelve and . haaf
cents par line. ---.--rr .g,gs,,y.- ,,r -,.,sy.,.
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPuBLIcANS
lspublished every Saturday morning, and Is FUR
aiahed to subscribers At the following rssss: One
copy one year, e; three copies one year. =; ten
copies one yeare16; single COPIES in wrappsrs, Axs
sents each. is'r E7t.is-sls T'a-eT o. : l-szT
~ An communications, whether On business OF
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. J.
hURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL RxFu1L1cAx'i
Washingtou, d. C. t----.s r-s.-se-- - ~ -l.e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

ANxAroLIs, January Is lN4.1
~ LOTICE - NE kE1Y GIvEH
that the Coupons due January $50. the Preferre
CONSTRUCTION bonds OF the Chesapeake and ON
Canal Company, viii be paid g the Banking House
the 18th instant. c.fEt--- "A. p. GORNAN,
janle-td -t-r..s4 - .,a-f -.gr- President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17

Tm ApnuA oopzentjep Of the wom's suf
srict. The stt( nanss hs b largssn
highly resp eadl - usus pa c)ems q
DC faar diakSnat I'D : fully 3 fortf q thte
sesolueaons md eppt ID Nll Sfrghxs which
Appeared q TnI VlAxfAxAE t1PtnS6AN d
yesterday. While til have discovereda good
degree Of familiarity with politics and the Con
stitutioa IN their psoqssdinss, thsy sssA-laek-
ing In tact and sound discretion. Why, for
instance, should they dsgaaA4JA b rlaced
spea a slaslll5 wikA ths- colosed man Of the
GnpnetJt i there ssseasm IN that Do they
NH 70 b undsfitood g meaning that the col
ord nsn Az mSts ligaly MvSssl Hnaiths
whites, aaa thsi tiQe5nss On dssad 70 b
'paacsd IN the came eatsgosyi A. the eolessd
men ars dsnandlnS tAAf IN distinctacus d
color ana race sAall b. sxpungsd ftoa ths
ooustituficn sad Lawn, Why ropA & not hsys
been wiser and moss politis fer this conyeation
10 have cdnAnA thai Sdaiaonal demsnds to
tho inserpolatioa q Tie sinels word sex
Would anot this have secured their Object!
II the present condition Of political parties
b % demonfsed %, These advocates Of
impartial suffrage lwoaA have us bsllsye,
and this demorslintin = the result u
the ahsenes Of tie reAning and elevattng IN
+nuences Of the female portion of the coanmu-
nifty IN thoss political organizations, then let
them. also add thiS weiehty rsason to Their
arguments IN favor OF. their enfrancAilement
Let them sysr, e thsy choose, thak the present
corruptiops and demora1 ixationg are sttrib-
49, 4. - -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-17
y" TuoS ~ sHlKP, Master ofTr,nsporsasisa
40 3. XOoN4k, Assst a Washington.
[r1sars.dilftsotN 4sp OHIO sAnRoAp.

wAsHIxoroN AND OHIO RAHRoADs
FXLLAVHAy0EMENT- TRAINS DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAY, BETWEEN WASHING,
TON HAMILTON, BE6INSlN6A August
fSsSs y klAlnston ass =. n. and 2. m, and Az
s1andste e ssl0 4, q and s:io ,: n - Leessasy
SfIISe at hamilton g llsls q. m. and SIS p. m.s
4 Lenve HAmiltOn At $50 m. and t2:lS p. m. Pan
LsSsbapg (eelna 00PsFdl - On. IN. and l:l0 .. r
IA arltsS g Aexandrta = s:lSa m and asls y. m.
md a Wash1n9toA ~ IN .. N. and 40 p. m.-z
L HAsosHgQes ffem Wa6Aington viii take the WasA-
tn9tso aG1 Ollie carr at lbs Baltimore and Potomac
ihry,aH n e liA1ilion without change Of cars.
4 The es4s - N. trAin ff0w Alexauirla and 12s9 p
N. train from Hamilton connect at Hamilton win
kenp's Sally iine Of coaches for Pnrceivie, snek-
erSvttle, aBe3TYVtlle an0 Wlnchestcr. Also, win
Reamcras line OF eoacl,cs, which leave Leesoare
daily COZ Aidie and nidd'ssssg c:..,. MR. mile.
q SnrSsi vfeSSx.~SS - n, II. HAYENNER,
I swSs. ri General Ticket Agent.
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~ Of the Washington Gas-iight Company, for
the election Of Directors: viii be held at the oee
DAY, February / isSa between The hour Of q m.
and p. m. - stsG CHAS. b. BAILEY, /,