davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13
a Very Nice Plan Upset.

When 4 man kicks In the dark, there
Il no telling what doc he may hit.
The veto OF President Grant upset a
very nicely arranged plan for the Or
ganiz,tion OF new party. The
lroyid had the thing all adjusted and
labeled and ready To- set a.going. Had
the President approved ths Senate
bul. 1t proposed To inaugurate new
coalition movement under the ilne old
Dcmoeratic catch-words. "lIsrd Mon
cy, Free Trade. llsIns Rule;" and
there was no snl 10 the grand things
It saw looming up In the near future,
when II would be an organ and have y
constituency. But there Il no telling
what may happen In such world as
this. The unexpected veto OF Presi-
dent Grant has knocked up the cslcu.
lations Oi an expeotant contemporary.
II make. the Administration party the
''harl money" plriy OF tho country,
and the Democrats who approve that
policy, are compelled to give the Pres
ident their support. The only chance
for the opposition Is In combining the
discontents OF the East with the inila-
tionlsts Of the West In an organization
that VIII have no stsnding.roon tor
such able Democrats "a Thurman aud
Cox and Hendricks. aud score Of
others. Moreover, tile Republican
inflatlonists have altogether too much
regard tor party considerations, and
feel altogether too much the cohesive
power OF public plundcr to quit the
Organization that has the inside track
and tho ollees at it, disposal. They
will pocket their chagrin, aud walt for
something 10 happen. And the ex-
pecied baby. whose little clothes are
all inatls, aud whose name and god
father were all In readiness, won't DO
born after all.-N 4. GrdpAic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13
Adroit Thefts.

Ono wet night In Boston, recently,
visitors TO \ public hall found \ man at
the entrance holding ou, ticket
check and sayius. "Umbrellss, please"
People gritefully resigned their wet
umbrellas to his custody, but when
the entertainment was over, both man
and umbrellas had disappeared. a
more audaciou. trick was lately played
by a ''-neak thief" ut \ London club.
lie entered the hall without attracting
the notice VI the porter. aud proceeded
TO empty the pockets OF tho sreatcoats
he fouad ranged In n corridor. While
selecting few OF the best, he was ln-
t0rruptod By n member, who Ia aston.
ishment asked him what lac was doing
"Oh, that Is my regular business. he
said; ii sm employed TO cleas tho
gentlemen's coats Ia several clubs;
take all the grease out OF their collars"
'indecd :" said the gentleman, in-
tsrsst-d, thlnglng hs had rot hold OF
one lie could turn 10 account show
long do you takes" "why. I'll be
back with the.. Ia an hour" "lf 50,
you may as well take nine" adding
his coat to the heap. at the same timo
cscorting the 'snsak thief past the
porter. "What great conyenienees you
have la Londoa," remarked this
country gentleman TO \ group OF his
friends; " | have just given my coat
10 y man found Ia the corridor. who
cleans coats for the club" "Who, do
you ssys" cried two or three. "rhe
man | found carrying the coats out
walt, have hl. card" But the know
ing ones did not walt-they hurried
oat to find the pockets OF somc great
coats empty, aud other coats altogether
gone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13
LOVES RESOLUTION.
HYL. c. rniSplr.


Absent one ulgh,-only o,s little night,
And yet 10 me 10 seems lise years and days.
did not mind u when she went from sight,
Bat now, how sliill The ssnshine blithely
plays.
Bat am not soaisnt nor peaceful here.
That Is tho chair where she was wo.l to .it.
Close drawn bcs.de our cheerful homstide
fre,
And hand In hand we watched the shadows fit;
Then she would pres my hand and draw up
Was 1t stears Pshaw, 'ts bat for enc Night.
Only ono night -sy II s'er and DER.
Tsrea-sare, as twere. my querulous heart.
see heclock says, "Only twenty msrc
short hoars' IN add 10 those with us apart.
III sell that elock-so drcadial, dreadful slow
III sell th., elsckt on, not take that back.
Why, abe has woani that cock her httls -elf
May aud many a time. she bad knaek
Of getting me ~ llii her 10 the shelf;
She eOuldn't reach II, near-my little girl.
Ia 40, have IL, her 90 10 had known
e-half the loneliness OF this old place;
Tvs lived here until thirty years have down.
And never felt q shadow on my face.
But then, you eco. had NO, loved my girli
I had no, loved hsri whyi fwonler now
That sons ons hai not stolen her away;
She IL 90 sweet, 80 good, wonder how
IL 4. that she could ever come from clay
Tho bosk." yos know, tells u. that all ars
duet.
l can't stand this; u seems - .;ran. - TO know;
"Only fear houTs:" ana am al Athirst
To ses my darling. Had ! better sot
have mlni-but one night at the worst
One nisht-iil go' am rot AappJ here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13
A Surprise.
lFrom The panbury Ner..l


The habit OF hanging mackerel on a
nail near the door TO drip broke up \
match on E,sex street few nights
ago. The couple got home late la the
evening. and, going aroand back OF the
house, 20 as not TO disturb the folks,
they sat iowa on the sloop TO thins,
During the process she leaned her head.
In \ new spring hat. against the house.
aud became absorbed In the stars and
other improvements. while ho tender
ly eyed his boots. About half an
hour was spent la this profitable occu-
patiDn, when the youag mau felt ssme-
thing trickle down his neck. Don't
weep, Julia" he softly murmurcd. IL
aln't," said she surprised. lie looked
up and his eyes rested on All oozy sub.
stance back ot her head. What's
that on the back OF your hat" he cried.
She Jumped up at this Interrogation,
and instinctiyely placing her hand
back OF her head, drew II away again
full OF an unpleasinily favored slime.
With a shrek Of rage aud passion the
Infatuated girl tore the macksreI from
tho nall. aud tramplvd II beaeath her
feet. while she snstchel oil her hat and
tore lt la shreds with her llyld fingers,
The hoTror-stTlcken young man not
knowing what else TO do. Jumped the
first fence and disappeared, aud hasn't
been seen since by the unfortunate
girl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13
TRAVELLING AND FRsIsHrIse.

Os AND AyrrR OCTOBER & iGs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13

TnEuE arc 3.i53,Gsl unmarried wo-
men In England above the age OF nj
teen who are engaged In specific occu-
patisns. aud are earning money there
By.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13

An old United State, land patent
was recently entered for record In
Genesee county. Mich. IL was dated
in Octobsr, lSJj, aud signed by An-
draw jackson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13

4
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
For RENO, connecting with Rsstevn snd West
orn beand Passenger Trains Of the c. r. X. H.
WILL LEAVE
virsisia City statiss-.-----st s.ss r.h'
Geld IIill ..--.....-.-.----....--at S.iS 70 Ne
Carsss City-.--.--.-.-.----.-.-afi issss =. ''
Arriving at Rsss ..-.....--..st t9-J5 a. ~.
WILL LRAvR
Rene -.----.-----.-------------at A.SS ~"
Cur... C,,y..........--..-..at 3.<e An.
Geld uiu...-..---..--..---------a SeS a. H'
Arr,ylus st virslsis ciiy ...at SIS An.
LOCAL PAss1NosR TRAINS
VIRGINIA CITY FOR CARSON CITY
....Ar....
,.s5 A. W., HAS A. NJ, ssd s.as r. NJ
LEAVE
CARSON CITY FOR VIRGINIA CITY
s A. H., - NJ, .sA ale r. M.
FREIGHT AND Accommodation TRAINS
L..,. yirriaia City for Reno al I.S A. y. and
alS =. u. Win leave Reno for virgtah CITY
ais a. NJ, I y. n. and s.os ~ =.
FREiGIIT TRAINS
Leave Virginia City daily al SIS An, I1 An.
gt5 N n.t5 n. las p. H., rs p \. ans
Leave Carson City daily q, sAr..sA L..
isA. n, lan,ar. ~, ar. n. and Or. y.
Al Virginia City, Gold NIL and Carson omees,
Through Tickets can be eotalnsd 70 San fran.
cisco, Ugies ana intermediate points On NE
r.Rk
Thrsu.s Tickets can he procured At the Com
panys olee, Virginia, fer Chicago, Kansas Ciy
>'1 ''' %. 81. YRnINGToS,
feIQtf ueaerzl superintsndsat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-13

"wnAr kind Of sausagss Is them?"
queried an old lady Of the young man
OF literature and peanuts, as no passsu
through the train selling bananas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22

ysr mauguraeed during Der previous visits to this
port and which have left many agreeable memo
.ries behind them, the oflioers gave yesterday
afternoon brilliant reception to the Americans
In Havana, ana large party Of ladies and gentle
men attended. Dancing was commenced almost
as as the first boat load Of ladies arrived on
board, and was kept up without intermission
The Worcester Is expected 20 san to-day for Key
West.
BULLETIN OF BATTLE
The Spanish Official report OF an action on the
9th inst, near Melones, Ia the central department.
near Gibara, between the spanish column COM
manded by Colonel tsp0nda ana the Insurgents,
states that the Spanish column, some $50 strong
met the enemy, In much greater number, all the
different bands being concentrated hear that point
and, alter sharp combat OF over six hours were
obliged to give way before the superior force OF the
insurgents and retreat, e1ecting this movement
In perfect order, carrying of dead and wounded,
consisting OF four officers and sixteen priyates
killed and fourteen officers and fifty soldiers
wounded Colonel Esp0nda had his nose shot of.
The insurgent loss, as usual cannot be accurately
stated, but is supposed, again, as usual to have
been immense. 1t Is, however, quite a new thing
to have Spanish report admitting anything like
reverse to the ever victorious army OF Spain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
MEXICAN NEWS ITEMS.

The latest news by mail from the city OF Mexico
is up to the Attn ofthis month. The following items
are taken from exchanges just received
very extensive bed OF coal has been discovered
near Aorelos, IN the State OF Chihuahua.
Governor Canales recently ratlled, in Tampico, a
horse formerly the property Of Macmillan.
+ new weekly newspaper called La america
Libre has commenced publication in Mexico City.
Tlaxcala boasts OF an indian who is LIZ years DID,
He is still able to work. and bears himself like .
The Manitou Republican, says that Mexico holds
claims against the United States for the sum OF
$l02, 600, GOV.
on Christmas Day new Protestant church was
Butler Is the pastor.
An actor named Avla assassinated Don Agustin
!ruela IN Guadalajara, while the victim was leaving
the Carnival Theatre. rr x
An exceedingly cold spell was experienced in
Mexico City about Christmas One person Is re-
ported to have died OF cold. ..a
year. presented by the Secretary OF the Treasury
to Congress-, amounts to $24, SOC, 900.
The Project Of Calpulalpam recently sentenced
two children to be nOgged on their bare backs In
front Of the sch0olhouse IN that town.
M. Garcia Granados, the Minister OF Guatemala,
in Mexico has resigned his position, and shat lega
ton will, ior the present, cease to exist.
Three hundred Indians, OF all ages. and both
sexes, have presented themselves to the authOri-
ties in VIVA Lerdo de Tejada, asking for lands
wherein TO SETTLE
The successors OF Losada are still making Tepic
JaliscO, uncomfortable to law-abldtng citizens.
The guerilla bands Of Lerma Vallejana and
Guerra have lately suffered defeat at the hands Of
Colonel Ibarra.
The Legislature OF the state Of Guanajuato has
passed law providing for the establishment OF q
bank in the city Of Guanajuato, with Q capital Of
$456,S2o which is to be known as the Bank OF the
State Of GuanajuatO.
In Cuernavaca lately three unarmed Protestants
were SET upon and dangerously wounded by five
fanatics armed with daggers. The Catholics take
this way to show that II they lack arguments they
possess arms to convince heretcs OF the errors Of
their ways.
Recent notifications in the tariff OF the Vera
Cruz Railroad, carried in Congress by the govern
ment, have brought forth q torrent OF abuse upon
the administration OF Lerd0 de Tejada by popular
newspapers and well known politicians who were
but recently his best frtends.
An ancient initial stone has been discovered In
the Alameda, city Of Mexico 1t Is little over a
ward long by about fifteen inches in width and SIX
IN thickness The inscription states that the work
which 1t was intended to commemorate was I'M
ished IN the year 162O during the reign OF Philip
Ill, OF Spain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
Gu B A..
Spanish Comment on the American
Herald Press Enterprise.

The Special Interviews with Ex-Minister Sober
and Don Julian de Zulueta = President
Grants Policy as Expressed in His Mes
sage - Arrest Of Counterfeiters and
Important Results Of the Haul
The United States Ship Worces-
s ter in Port and Receptions
on Board-spanish Ac-
acknowledgement Of
Army Losses in
rel.f the Field
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
RAPID TRANSIT COMMITTEE.

The Municipal Committee appointed to hear the
parties who made an application to the Common
Council for the privilege to run flreless engines
north Of Fourteenth street, so as to ascertain II
rapid transit could be effected by such means, met
yesterday afternoon. report Will be presented
by the committee at the next meeting OF the Board
OF Assistant Aldermen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
MORE SUNDAY Law VI0LAT0RS L
NEWARK

The authorities Of Newark seem determined to
prove that the sunday law Is anything but dead
letter. Yesterday another batch Of alleged NO.
lat0rs were arraigned in court and disposed Of
according to the law and the facts. Some were
cleared and some were not, but had TO pay their
ines But 1t Is not the paltry $40 fines which these
people care about but the dread Of indictment by
the Crane jury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22

Total. $HxOo1o
Great praise is accorded to Colonel sanchez, the
Chief OF Police, who has shown 30 much zeal and
activity In discovering CHS Pang OF counterfeiers
Most or the persons concerned IN the scheme and
arrested the last few days are Spaniards.
THE UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG
The United States steamer worcester arrived
in this mort last Sunday morning nom Key West.
All day Sunday many OF the resident Spaniards
Cubans OF ali shades and cOlors who EACH in ac-
cordance with their feelings and sympathies, had,
Of course, q thousand c0njectures regarding the
object Of her visit, looked In vain for the usual
salute. and many were the dark looks directed
against 1.-THE sullen American" as they deemed
our vessel. But as the day was Sunday the Wor-
cester refratned from any salute. The following
morning however, the thunders OF her
baeterles In courteous salute to the city
and to the Spanish Admiral Is as
customary. wakened the echoes In this harb0r, and
we're replied to by the saluting batteries Of the
Cabanas. During the day the customary 01cial
visits were paid and more Runpowder was burned.
THE QUESTION OF THE vIRGINIUS
has been tabo0ed. but 1t ts not the less true that
the Spanish nag was the first to be saluted by the
Americans since the anair Of the Fisn-Polo q ote
and Spanish naval ofncers, consequently, In all
their Intercourse with the American officers show
. deal OF cOmpaisant feeling ana are exceedingly
Solte and courteous, Indicating, In spirit at least
10 let bygones be bygonee. Day before YESTERDAY
no less parsonage than the Segundo Cabo the
second Oficer In command OF the Island, and ne II
IN rank 60 the Captain General honored Admiral
Hcost with visit but, ss 1t happened the Admiral
at the time was ashore.
NATIONAL AMERICAN RECEPTION
In accordance with custom which the Worces-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22

A RrIFICYAL HUMAN EyEs.-J. T. DAvIx IN,
vsnsr and only msfer q the a. M cay
correct imitation of nature In the world. M EAST r"'
teenth street. between THIRD and Fourth avenues
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-27
THE FRIENDS OF THE INDIANS
THE sPlRITUALlsTs ACTING IN THEIR

THE SPlRITUALlSTS ACTING IN THEIR
BEHALF AT THE INSTIGATION OF
CAPTAIN JACK AND OTHER FRIENDS.
Father John Bssson and . few female co-adju.
tors putting forth hsrculsan eYorts 70 agitsts
the political waters In favor q the humane policy
Of General Grant toward the Indiana They have
had several meetings, and have finally prepared
the following for presentation to Congrsss, and
they say the Hon. Clarksea n. Potter, q New
York, has promised to present &c TO the House and
endeavor to have the prayer Of the nemorialisss
Father Beeson Informs MS rather eonndsuti.IIy
that he and his associate sprltuslstic Indians are
in constant communication with the late Modoo
Captain Jack, and they propose to regsls the
House with their lstsst information kOm the
'PT1rhSs sv ,a ssoaiir~,,.-. r......,., ~ .v-
fscts, Mhieh COaslsss siSRt DO val . Esssa 70.
even II II shall not c,nsilsr them worthy Of nvss.
tigati9n, oaly think q the acsomplfsSed New
. committee investigating Indian saairs upon %.
pernatural evidence! Father Beeson and his
friends, bringing forward both Captain JACK and
associates Of the psaee eommission, Win form
novel scene In our Legislative committee rooms
The following memorial to Congress was ap-
the lecture room Of the E street Baptist church
on the 18th inst:
Dvss s::s s.s Es;s :Pgss:;a
% ask for the use Of the hall Of the House Of
Representative, in which the Indians may ORE.
sent tnelf own case before any new lava ano an
forced touching their Affairs. Your memoFlalistl
believe that the following facts justify theIf 70.
quest:
The Representatives hall was repeatedly
used for the negroes.
z Tie indians have rights at least equal with
theirs.
plead In silent eloquence from the Wslls Of n
Capitol that their living voices may be heard fton
the highest platform IN the land Of their isthsrS
Therefore, In the full measure of the tustIce Of
their claims your memorialists ask that their re-
quest may be granted. ---
JOHN BnEsoN,
MRS. @. AvoH Corr
MRS. H. J. FRENCH
MRs. 4. J. AsHRY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-27
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRs
wISTLR scREpVLE.
FEBRUARY I, 1874.
FRoMHAsHINarnx CITY

s. 1 nss.,rU,. sna n W,y s s,gd
= Wisshestsr s and 's III Way stations.
W. Sf;i annapolis, Piedmont and AL
s''oa m. N.Y. ysrT; Fs,i.sss'ss,., B..se.. b.
n 81: Elf: s. 49,: Lev;
Frederick and al Stations on the W ash
Fs s%.Ss iSs y.sG
,om. :. ~ . !iSHs; an A,. n ,nd -
HSom Baltimore, Ell Eilicotf' city city, and an war
,@p M x s:,.4is oaf, phll.aeDhl., Nor,oll BAL,
'P M 4:aSi . nssf: &.
''sD. m. B AM Frederick and all w.gss.-
son =. EMO: asa..a,, ..s !. W, r..
sop. m. rss lin and B.,.,mor.. s.p,ss.s
rs p. m. PisssSssrx, chicago, Cincinnati, Lousss
Ws e Lo smd he Sel" Wess s1Pe sa
s5 saa q W =. sss.Ss.
500 p. m. New YORK Pnl!.deiphia, Boesoa. Bslta-
h:'o p. M Baiii%STs ". .% =, AZ W,y Stations.
s:Is and $50 9. m.
iS3 4:4S. $50, 7:4S, 7:So, 500 and n:0 p. m.
station sae s,,,,., ,ns.,m..,, ami, !, ~. ..,,,u
:ad SsaG Tsass oss s,e. a
a.: :.se pan s.ss Sc to be checked and received "
THOe. r. SHARP,
,s n SsS5fi1 S
s go. ! Il aS6 Afsss'
s Sr,sx1v.,,..ns ssa.-.l Agent:
10 BAiTlMoRE ~ LINE
----. ---.- DeifH - ~ 1;onrs-- -.e,-.-
am ar. po,r-. N I'm NJ -7ggsr oA
1asoodH ssrMMkkHSNY 6MSAHs nINereH AND
Tne ~ III. SSEAi ~. q "a -
elegant and Improved 1nisn. ~" - " -
PP%HfILNNAANN fpARL0R cars E 1N NRAT & TRAIHA
n NiGTT TkAINA
SSc9 R ma iSNHN BXAtEf MExc Z -. susDA
VIM Be run over the fetnsyivsnis All Line. issvisg
re corner q si1s "a
T::sss.s :. ISL: : s:', -.
.eps SUNDAY. -. = NJ
s1Ansd fye u ~" A'sA y ''s \ aAay. sxssvs
,ij; ssssn saRss.; leave Warrington
Leave Baltimore as ga p N. daily, exesps sua.
Leave West Philadelphls ase.Np. N.
Arrive p New nSrk az k io;iop N. IA
,i SIsa' express. leave w..aiai'oa At go p !.
I:.Ss Ms &. ); - Il sa,.
e. l!.s. ,s.ss New f 1T y u !. N.
sisa@ond s1psss:. issss 81. Yesk a.,.u y =
AIN AIN. e = is:re 81 n e RS d2sk a y
Connections are made In New York with esanaO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-27
'RALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAMR0AD

oALIlMO4tE. WASHINaTON.
$50 .. M, Elmira Mall, 6:l3 q m New York Ex-
daily. except Monday. rress, daily.
sos Q, m, New York Ex-8:3s q M, Baltimore Ex--
gress. daily, except press, except Sunday
SundaX. 10iS o. M, Daily Hnoe
S:S Daily, Accommoda- Line from West.
n:as Z: m, Fast Line Exp, Southern Man,
BuhAio and West, daily, daily, except sunday
except s.pday; 80. k1SY, m. NsR Yosx 1H-
press, exospt SandU. aanday..
3:S p.m., xxpres4to Cin-5:1 p. m. ,-AceoMne1A-
cinnat, f1oulsvtlio and Ton, exofpf sunday.
south, daily, exeeptS:3 p. nj, Dolly, 6o4
$50 ss & Ws;, az s., E.t .an ~
Sunday. I1i:os p. m, Southern Hx-
s:ee p. mr. Daily New press, except Sunday
s:ss p. M. Pscifc E1- az except H sunday.
Trains leaving WashinGton at s:3e .. m. on NOM
day, wednepday and Friday, and 3:SS D. N. daftY,
except sunday, connect at Bowie With trains fsr
Pope's Creek, leaving Bowie 10 .. and S:l0 D.
m, arriving 1t Pope's Creek ut 1:ss and 7:28 p NJ
Trains leaving Washington at e:38 D.. m. and al
p m connect q Odenton with trains for Annapolis
Trains arriving q Washington at N:1s .. n. and
$40 p m connect At Bowie with trains IRON Popesa
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once,
northwest corner Thirteenth street and Pennsyi-
vAnia avenue, northwest corner sixth street a.
pennsylvania avenue, can have their bAGHage calAe4
fSr and at hotels and residences an polns
SS5sn snd Msss Tnfoufn tietsts e Gnsin7s.
Orleans, chicsgo, Omabs, San Franciscc, snd Il
points East, West, Moth And South. -
=. L. DUB1RkY, Gen. Superintendent.
Il. 3. YOUNG, Gen. Passenger Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-27
, A CHECK ON CONDUCTORS.

rIh0p6t10t b1I ponohoS u oooductoFS WoGo r.
trodpcsd q H. Avenne In ysstsrday, end wim
10 vssessvsa tsssadnessss sre rsovss,s
on rocstvtn6 each fAre, 70 punch out nrufo a :
slip Of paper. "Trip sllpl aed Il doing . s1ail
bell q sounded, indisseicf % fss pss.:agsr ~
this systen has worried we'll n some places ~
has been givsn NJ IN othege end Il fsiaains . d
seen whether it viii Voge WI Aere. II II -
It will b. found ueol@aL te ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-27

Guy n Washfngtox coxnty af Washtnatom. s.s:
J. Charles Brsdley, cashier OF the NatiQpsl Bank
stiSsmenf = trus % the bSst OF my Mdsment and
belief.
(Signed) CHAS. BRADLEY, Cashier.
Correct. Attest:
:. Z. Wkkkfahhhf , Dif'ss'r''
n aSa ''"' & .2s.1iII f ta.ssile.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-27
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
for the season, and ct usual lew prices.
MOAN WALKER 4 90,
q Psnnsylvsuis avenue.
Between Sixth and Seventh streets,

NO ONE HlSD m sloaf ~ NoIIY
amount q less Than half the nsusi ratss, at T.
Fultoc'aL Mo: az Ni9ta ssfsst, mar R:nnsyi,
hsvs :eeesE ssd T. spsls y tSs axitSiy Hav'
tAese = dlplayed e6e aseortment Of "a 40
ss.i9G Qs!Anss ena 9 Wa pssNtms1t .! csss.
Day g . SsssSs q sissvIsrs.
usns eaay sSss1ess Ivory fs.1i foo ~ ~.
81 s.i Rs e; 81 g s s:s: p 81, Se 81 d,,r, 4,
may hsvs Il By scnstsnt use q TaoHrsos' 8 Pc.
made Optims. Pnss z a9d % cents Per bottle.
noesssi:S. toTv.ss isoSssoa: disys 6s.ss1
S s;SSs.s; Al in I'D y ss 81 s
wills MAcHIx.sillAD eTalneF11Hrno
rivallsd. Prics. q. .. and % cents each.
Tns GREAT E1oL9H RnupY ne oout end
plants, either Of 1seeat e long staading aEs a.
. ui 5. Uas :! g, os ~
have been universally used in Europe for many
II =: Er'sss;s, udqa 'Ps.sS y
and sold By al drugglses.
READ, foNpll, AHp u WISE
Ho1sekeepsrss houid bear n mind that ofall the
ssooa E. test s;riss shssfesi snsI Sas Ike
% s'i ii =
- d tSe .siial rolls. blssaiss g.. ~ e.
vhoiesais By DooisY s 5solhsr, 5 New stfsst,
New xork, and At retail by ssoesis generally.
An advertisement or q medlolns however candid