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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24
From the Baltimore News.
PARkPA ROSA.

,hs announcement of the sudden death OF
,sadsme parepa ROSA in England causes deep
fssl,ug OF sorrow hero where her many no"'o
ir,u.s ns O woman, and remarhapie Bnls hs
vocalist were greatly aaInrea uua apP ps,,i.
sSa dad snent n great deal OF her time In baiti-
80 and ON ono occasion was for three months
r,o,,sIy III ut Barnum' hotel. During that III
ness her lie was one ume aesPaheo oN' M
10 and her husband both attribated her recovery
To the skili and con .tant attention vi Ploie@ A''
X Smith who attended her' - , .
Nine parepa Rosa was born 10 Etinburg, IN
,s99. her father being the Baron GeorgaIoes ae
p,iesku and gentleman OF Wailachian plrtn' iie
had been capiivated by the beauty anu "eeo
nlisbments OF Miss Seguin, The renowneo pssso'
ri herself prima donna OF CONSIDERABLE rePuta'
ana IN Sho orrrntel The hand OF the Baron, became
,ha .harer oi hi tile md ultimately the motnei
ofhIs offspring, tupur"syne tue Aeplec' VI 'Ai'
sketch. .,.,.
1t is AL interesting tact tEa. Ame farepa
immediate ancestors embraced representatives. VI
almost every ciyiiiZsd natlonniIty OF hutoPe
Thps hcr n4anirrnai grandfather WAS French hi
wife Welsh while her mother, the great-grano
mother OF Euphrusync, was thoroushpte'
Muscoyito On tho ia hers-De Boyesku s-slu'
Euphrosyne's grandmother wa the daughler VI
Turkish Grand vl-er who had the honor OF ueiiii
stranpleu by his sublime sovereign, the Suilap
To This mixed origin aud TO her much tfave
one might attribute the prima donnas FACILITY II
modem languages and her entirely cosmopohth
taste But her father was himself q cosmopohl'
and spoke nine languages and dialects with PEI
feet iuency Nine. Parepa Rosa herself spoh
and wrote hve European languages with an Ell
rance and eXactnesS not usual an eng those "hos
speciality is music.
Tue carly manifestations OF musical genius
Nine Parepa were very marked and promisia q
When two years and half old she was aoie
sing such airs as the londo in 'Sonnambnia
and she used to entertain musical people, pen
placed ON table for the purpose
Her debutiin England in 1859 was so proi
ising and brought her into such Immediate pop
hrity that engagements poure0 upon her thi'
and last, and she al once became the lyric attra
ton Of the day. In Italian opera ior years
tact until 1859 she held an honor ed position
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24

The lied Tram WI ran abb ect 10 deIays inei-
dent to freight business. and will stop only at sta
tions " here time Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINa
Leave New Cattle for WilMlpgton ami fhiis1'a
at 20, II 50 AN. and 6.l5 Y. NJ. Leave Whining
| ton $50 A. ~. at l.lo aad ! 70 p. H.. fer New
Castle.
SUNDAY Train-LeaVe Wilmington fsi New C4s
| tie ~ A. NJ, New Castle for Wilmington sop II
| SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Aditi onal to TIC abo Q, isAve Smyrns for Clay
tor IL 80 s. m, and .95 p. m. Leave Clayton foI
Smyrn a 10 q. q. and 400 p. m. to maze connes
/ tim with trains 20 Al freG Dover, sld station.
Sostn. ..,
J At TOW ESEND. with the kent County ard Saes4
! Annss s Kent Railroads.
AT CLAYTON. with the Maryland ari Delaware
| Railroad.
Al HARRINGTON. with the Janction ani Break
| water Railroad.
Al SEAFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
| RAILROAD.
and Wicomico and f0eo.9oks RsiEosd;,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24
"Narrop TdD fhat Leadeth Wnto
LiJe."
! HASyAH vANLooy.

IL HASyAH vASLooy.
F,the, think At thou Lam nea'ing
Yer. 'rhr narrow way" seek
Through the d~rsness, hoping. tearing.
am erop.,,. 'lind and weak.
Feeble are my .ters, and slow
Father. have Tar TO go'
Mother, kuecling at thy altar.
Morning, noon. and night. to pray
Do thy footsteps ever falter.
Walking in "the narrow way2'
Mother, il tits we'll with thee.
Wilt thou rlead with Christ for ius!
Sister, I am teil-worn, weary;
Hungeriug Tor the bread of life
Tired OF all my wand'rinss dreary
Wearied with earth's cares and strife.
Sister, are the way. marks plain
the narrow way would gam.
Brother. listen day is waning. la
Ana I'm fearful of the night;
Long I've wandered sad. complaining
Canst thou guide my steps arighty
Brother, long I've been astray;
Now seek the narrow way
Christian father. praying mother
Lead me, am very weak
Loving sister, faithful brother,
You who know the way" 1 seek:
Leave mo not alone pray,
Help me ind the narrow way.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24
To THE PUBLIC.

YJNo THE PUBLIC.
i The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
paDy have compisted Arrangement to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all polnE
on The line OF their road and W est Chester.
Also, TO all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catlwissa Railroads, including Reading,
Allento .n, ColuLneil, ,Aarrisburg Lancaster. DowC
ingtown, Mahoney City, Mt. carnsl. Norristo~n
pUttsyille. &c.
Far further Information apply at the Depot c.r-
ner of Front and Mad son streets. Wilmington
Express matter sent 10 Franklia rslssraph oh
AMI Madison, or orders ient with McMdllen L Seal
deliyerins agents will receive prompt attention.
{. STOlZ,
auS-tf aeu'i Snnt w. y X X. Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24

Subject TO delays incident to freight business.
This train will stop TO take up passengers only
.,stions named, but will leave Passengers at anS
81 oppng place, exceot Hare's Corner, State Road.
Rodney, Armstrong; and DUPONT,
This train will be withdrawn whenever the o.
tsrests of the Company requires it.
The passenger Car heretofore attached TO the
Returning Train leaving Harrington at % P. NJ.
will be discontinued on tho above date.
The Freig ght Train with Passenger Chr attached.
| eaving Harrington at 70 p. Nj. will mPte ali
| egular stops for paseengers- ,..,
| ssps. 1878. H. D. AknNhh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON q BALTI-
Il MORE RAILROAD.
SPECIAL ToriCE.

a passanger car will bs attached TO the frsis sht
train leaving Philaislphla 500 y, u, tor Will
mington.
The train will stop at Station, as follows, whom
slgnaled: Gray's Ferry. ga p. m. Lazaretto e.Se
PM; hester, s4l .. IN; Lsmokin. 9. IS p. m Thur
hi rlis, lois .. n; srriye Wilpip gton, IL. 50
n issts0l II. X. KENNEY. Snpt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24
W Ilm,nglOn and western II n
TINE TABLE.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

n 1cugZl a Commencing Oct. lst
Gtrains will run as follows.
Leave Wilmington lU ~ a IL. and 53' IN
Leave Landenberg q IS, IN aud 80 pm.
Arrive at Wilmington So a II, and ~ pm.
Arrive at Landenberg = II 90 h. In, aud 60pm.
CONNECrI0SS-Train leaving Wilmington a;
10 W IN with train leaving Philadelphia al 30 n
Trains leaving Wilmington at b 81 u. cUnnec; !,
with train leaving Phiadelph hia at W y u.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 50 a ~ wit.
train for Philadelphia at 5 lO am.
Train arriving at Wilmington at ~ wi IN traiu
for PhIadelphia at 4 " IN.
Sunday Trains will be Withdrawn after 0ctJ
DAVID CoNNELL. sutt.
aeu2n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24
Philadei phla. Wilmington and Bal
umore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IMPORTANT NoTICE-In addition TO the resu-
L lar Market Trains now running, an EAIRA
FREIGHT TRAIN. Sundays excepted With Pas
ssnger Car attached. will run between Whining
ton and narrin gton on and after Monday Septeu-
bel sth, 1873, as follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

Delaware Division Time Table.
FALL AKkANUEMEMT.
rSze9p On anu alter MONDAY. Sept. sh
S'@lST3. (suIdays sxospted.) Trains Will
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-24

)N.ptt
citiTeII
h hg coufI
. Q and i
. and II
| ld Wal
rOOM /
and vaii
cles sOIl
esentslI
. BILE de'1
hand. |
a largsl
K Malt1
|(lMAN'l
| ns stl.j
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26

UUlzuD STATED s0UH4X1gBooUxxsf-
WanBsse AZ. Nassh - ~
I : o leelA - t1lF. E6vas1 Nae1kislsy, xirksl
~. 0eksAesi seqs gNs4 rqtslkls vxs s6mlns1
t1op16Nne = q alf&eos1 ~ S1nselas e IN
fssaisss =. -s'-s- - - =.
-. q Bfo6kiyn. n. u. - s1Iltts1 q pysesie1
= - attornsra 80 aornscior - M -t. =
jGOa 1SG)oa o. me L 0(aatca. nebert r. In.
4spxvm. n Os0fs. m. vas nanitted - -,
fuss16 = assvsssy lad ss.ns,lse q ~ ee.rt
I sNo.n JA1aSned9 NE Flint Natissal BapI
| - Wsshngt@, Ia, plaAsuk b error, VI, The
sta&sef Tsxns Yhs aWuBe6s o. TN cause va
fueotn6sd By Mr.. Z. J. Dusass, sfssusssa Ar the
dsfsnAaat ~ sgssf. ssa ssoeluded b. Nj. 4 X.
Hees ~ sne paeAens u sers@ -
To- u9ted States, plaintiff In error,
y k!essss 7: Hsrea. -. easss vas srgaed By
- ~ SAintia n error, no counsel appearing fss
ssssss. = ssssr..
n Va. =, Ds suey' sPPe'lsss,va' Jess
~" ~ &
..S Sn,ss4 SUI. pIamuns - ssSss.
-wh -. s's'l'' <sssse seee sFgsse
~. - -
{. y..,s. = go -. -, plaintiff n ssies;
" SsspG =. scar THIS cause was submitted
= Ysissss ssgr%snts b. HssIs. chipnaa I.
A0s " eo0nDoo yOR Sn0 pselntl6 IN error. and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
BOARD OF AppExIg

The sessions Of the Board OF Appeals still con.
tisue daily at the City Hall, and they are now
acting on the sssessments for recent improve.
msntst Appeals Of this sort are being made now
more numefously than gsYN n the compenee.
msnf Of the sessions Tho assessments Tor In.
provsments foot up over 100000 Among the
largest are the following: a. B. Mullet on lot 1,
square II. brick, $4,000; Columbian Hospital,
part II, square q. t2o.eoo; q. MsAlllstsr, on H
street, >oooQ Senator Stewart, lot I, square 11a,
eehooo estate Of J. D. Hoover, lot !, square 100,
$4,000; Attorney General Williams, lot Q, square
la, e2a,ooo; General Beale, lot %, square le7,
$4,000; Senator Washburns, lot 8, square No,
$4,000; W. ]. MurtaSh, tRsPUsIrcAH building j
lots II and 10, square 2se, tosoco; J. B. vaInum,
IT., vernon Row. lot 9. square 81, tao,ooo; J. @.
MeRelden and others, Second National Bank, }
nve-story iron front, Seventh street, above E,
tAo0oo; @. F. Gulick, lot II, square 600, &25,0Oo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
RUNWAY AND S3fAsKUP.

Yesterday morning a. the wagon of Kelly 4
Chambsrlin, produce dealers, was passing along
d street, near Seventh, one OF the boxes with
which Il was ladened becoming detached from the
rest fell under the horses fsss ealsing him %
start Oh ct o. 4o gait towards Tie City Hall. Ths
old driver, Ben, losing control OF the horse and
himself at the same time, stuck to the boxes
tighter than fnll-blooded bulldog clings 70 Q
pigs ear. when near the corner Of Sixth street
the wheels came In contact with heavy beer
wagon scattering the boxes IN all directions and
demolishing the wagon without injury to the
horse. A. soon - the wagons met the old driver
departed from his lofty seat, performing adoubls-
sou,ersault, lighting on his foet instead Of his
head, ~ d usual in such cases. He received sev.
eral bad cuts on his legs and arms but luckily no
49, we're hIpkap. -. tsr -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26

ls2E - - n,
llsssss 800. N ssssA = sghsase ~
4 sssels.aa b ~ s.a.s,e. - II n. x,sx..u
bslisvsa tnasSAs prayus s1asG svvsy ~ Nsay
wN1A40tyn1nued 0osND1DAosR - y
l NJ. Han FlNa "a - tnAsa1 2>ae1eAhe
ing. T1,sf-lfs c... fc { =
Dr. Isvis rssun,,s. ma n 3 ~ ~ sssss H..
he Rvvensat IN sssSsss: n Axsss lsAsty
prayer. O. b he spirit = Ntsls sAillsA nd
ssk oef y help thsn. ~ Ooneaan1o -0syL 81
. rsesAe1. thsis hsasts nsats1, ~ ~ vie y
vssesssssa Ths vsstssy tAas tAhss lssg = aehisvs
y the seroogssk ne wsoea apdsrstaad vhes e
d, b1t ~ aso oebo1a - Dgvo Wiehg1t ~ 800
tise q Csagsssa neg Vassss kssW vhat thss
eedy nesa1s tsaag bsssss tlsy - @ esseee
- Ssn.sel,ss va - hesea ee4nse w
1sv. H. HAIL eane1neo1fAo WeDoA - eeeeS
70 - ~ families s51ssiag fss0 ths serss = IN
tsopssssss, y y ~ ts0es ~ - sese - :.
II: ssses.stsa ~ yssssaessa. 90 ~ ~
SONS OF JoRADAB IN RoCKvMLE.
e. .. NABYLAND. -
InsTisUrsoH o. sers ceuscII 10 A-sRASD
DsneuosnAU0u. 1t y
ne Sons u JedaAab ssssahle1 q .P1ansef
Council chamber ssvsety sezeaG ysgtsfdAy aftsr.
noon, end proceeded - De DAltinssO "a 0Aie
dspse vhssS tAsy tset ths 80 ts1s 70 1oekvills,
Nd, for The ppspesp q institsti,g Hops Cethel
divisisa e - 0sae q TeuyenneA my IN line,
headed bytAs Rsskst1ls ~, 81 sssssssd'on .
march through the principal stEsstA ivhisAwsrs
lined By the peeplA, Who turned eat q naass 70
witness the unusaal seens. Il, vas frequently
renamed BY the "eldsst hhabitant" that Rock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
NAVY YARD AEEALRS.

Lsmuel Yates, quarterman in the rigging lon,
at the navy yard, had his foot badly injured yes.
terday afternoon BY heavy block falling upon
It, and E. w. Joyce, an apprentice in tho Joiner
shop Of yards and docks, rsoeived bad cut In thu
light thigh with ehissa that he was using,
which accidentally slipped from under the head
oS mAllet
The frst clsss workmsn in the department Of
ordnance, at the navy yard, have been reduced "a
second class, and the second to third class. Thu
is done to reduces the expenses Of the dspaEtnent
and to prevent further disoharHs. --'i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
THE FASHIONS.

The rather limited display allotted for Gentle
flight, noteworthy. We shall give You the fash
Ions s they have bsen adeptsd BY the Fashion
Editors Of New York, London and Paris, Tho
Rsady-made Garments now being offered, renders
It necessary, IN order 70 produce marked differ
elegantly.
Our patrons may rely On both Of these rsquisitss
Of dress being observed. A. SAKs Co.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
REAL ESTATE SALES.

B. II. Warner, real estate broker and aae-
tiOnser sold yesterday Afternoon, at Suction, for
Sidney T. Thomas, trustee, frame house ct tsss,
to II. Saunders; tvostory brick dwelling q
$3.50, to n. Sanuders, and two-stoTy brick dwell
ing 1t tss5, to Godfrey b 0oell; all on the west
side OF Third, between B and streets southwest,
being lot "a, In square 6A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
B, H, WARNER.

We call attention to the advertisement Of Mr.
B. H. Warner in smother column. The prompt
ness and success Of Mr.. Warner heretofore u .
guarantee Tor the efficiency with which be VIII
serve his patrons IN the future. Aiso, several
small sums, ranging from &2se 70 q, 90. We can
always negotiate loans On Arst-elsss real estate
In this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
rHr xlLzo1 rk6IF toxplrx.

lately bsen established n cur nidst noes have
been moro sueeessful than the Malaga Fruit Com
pany. Their lins OF fr1its q al kinds are In
ported direct, and embrace the finest vAsiettD Of
grapes, oranges, bananas, hgs, dates, &c. A visit
TO their esta6lishmsnt, No - Ninth street north
west viii satisfy all OF their ability 70 success
fully cater 70 the wants Of the public
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
lUcrIoY SUE OF BOOKS

Messrs. Latimer Cleary have on exhibition Z
fne collection Of Books, which they will sell b.
auction, commencing on Monday evening nsxt
March TO- Catalogues are now ready.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26

Department mhll-im
E'oR SALE ,,,u,o,n.,..
.ims) th.s ysissSie property Known a ihe KIRK
sS1s e =: e %
sstX "a: .feecn9E ben Rss n arss.elsss @
VII s. oeed ss &c price ana
tern ssG. 70 y and p ssss, time .il Ssfssn a., 90
s.ss:4. s:.:s q r VI E;, Il Ssss
| s14 Market space. marin
TOk SALE on EXOHAN9E FOK IN
sS's q YSsss Ys:ein ,ssisDad tsaRR
about Two hundfsd .ersS each, on poSomoks river.
: go 3:
&c 81 IS .ss 1872 esss
ssss s,s: 1917 fn 80 Isl: e :sss
e. sn sa ,ost
sssss:: 6.5sr, ~ ssssssasnes attend !Ss2:
::, s'Ss sSs;; si:i' s!!::;
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9 Hs,s e bss S'S q s sasys A;s
49,. e 1x.sss g: sss;s.iss3, 9; e;
a., f rS,s a, % ess!ss r.
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:.S os 81 g ~
s: ss:. 1x!Ss ssE!Ss isSs %. y: 81
T6H a1IEA 1zNDS0Gh NEW BRICf
sisss ~ " asSs ell o. Sc " y
Sssss.l ssssss ea H sss 81
mpEovs.s.ts - seav1cls.ess, yits fssm Ays e
Rsss ;:sss ' fiAYfSks sas
Les4oan ee44sS ". - feaR2.4
61hfns S e sH e ~ . ssy d S
lssa:s n sSs - :.lssE
U1lU16f.E IHFkIFEDPR0fkRTYI0
.xf IS S4sS.lS !,;S: f a.s3
lesf Ssssis hish. scntst2ins thirteen Fes.ssasA.
Is SIS 10 % ia s: "a s::.
's,s ''.'' One :, ss!a s. s!!;; III; 8
ecsH. hssesa .efss. See.s "a ie sSs
s:if /! =: az: & .E As
2GsinJ. lte1 1alY. {lqSeSlsph 81 ic&s ssS =
p sRR!z.ss . 4 s,s IT.
Eo6 HzEECz TW4kXHA0&S1 6fKAN
sSrsa Z 6sSs s:. Cheap sf 49, 81
ES0N 61tE - 86f OF 66Ef6slNo
; =: x5 j Sc cd IL As-
60& SAfE-oNEE 13HT-M0RSk EN0INE.
~ HI eeen y sss ~ gone HneA but z In sccd
: sss ~ 3 scss1s ssssss A.
|V1IU71iE 6EC0f6.G7ID I00K5.
xneyeispsl,a Ansriesn.; Ilve,snss.
Peter, ce.4snss3s G: nsps..s; 9 ySl.nes
CoseressiSssl 6IesS, eoapiese; ITO voirmes.
FL: s Volumes
P,,ssp t 0nse nsRc.tS nseAsaisai. fron 'ss' 70
E Rss,S ost e a;i hsS'; s1eisn..
AMI 1ns n rsi': ssss!s Is fSicfs, at
ANGIlM,U AN1IoqADlAN Book.
1aAd fifteenth streets. nsaS the Treasury.
~D0oHs BOUOHI. y laS1
ENOR SALE By -
AUsHIH r. new,
cs'.FsEE IL ExA ITO 90 'GGsSs61 HOUSE,
sthto 6Esfs;s@'eHa 6 ScSisissa uAHE or alouxD
Il es3 b s. e S ssss r..s..s ,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
T;oR s1fE On fEkT@16gsE on =
IFS: Sc: IS s. n; y e IL:
Eo8 aAtE OF HEMH-A IAnan 1SIcG
l0DeA VIII oceo0No1itie NJ alx hGg3o; Gnsan4
81 .s:s Ssli;a Isl 81 Il .s:s:s
EoR sXLs on n1NE.s' - 'ls
TWO 1LxaAnr NV lxupxxc14
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26

Fe. Oh I'D q 3noer q no.IY.
amount g lsas 6sn half the usual rates. 4 II
vsais :v..ss: Nosez an sSsss Ss os.sissd q
s:s: ID IS & ts,,s s. III ~: .ss
:as 6 s1E'sy:$ sss s,:S ss;.., 3. ssid g
tsswilg machines. and vast assortment Of otSe1
hey ssa & Sessss s1 sl. y %S'' 'n'h' What
wsIr., clean, sounA teeth, an NAV bav, b.
deI: Pnes, = md q esnts Pei bottle. WIN : ""
;' siSss s. Y ~ ss:5s : s
3aHs 9ps%s 30 g ssnt: PEI SSst,s
Per bottle. All sold By druggists and fancy deal
s wx1L's MAonuDsPnxAD srnmsrarx1ns
nvallsd. Prie1 q. .. and % cents each
r.p os,Al 1yaIsn Rnr.p. Tor oeus and
nheumstism. All sudersrs from the above com
plaintA sitheI offsssnt Or long standing, arc I'd.
fSsy sse s upD = eSe nos az
iectnel remedy ever offered 70 the pablo, and
have been universally used IN Europe for many
me e
and sold By all druggists.
READ, Ponder, AND Be WISE.
Housekeepets should bear in mind that ofsll the
different Baking Powders in market mono have
stood the test Of strict chemical analysis iik6
DooleyS Yeast Powder. Doolsy's Yeast Powder
eentains no ingrs4isnte but ageh - are healthful
AM. chemically pure. This in5ares uniform sue
S ::;o1 n &C. :.tsg Ss: s h
Wholesale BY Dooley Brother, 90 New street,
New York, tu6 q retail By grocefs generally.
AAI rHnf $50
An Advertisement Of medicine, however esndid
asd eonseientio1s It nay b, doe. not alwayseasry
row that the boastfnl claims put forth in behalf
q % many so-callsa remedies are literally de-
luelon and mare" Probably the bet use, there
fore <asn b nade Of tie space devoted TO this
netiee q Heststters Stomach Ritters Il to invite
those who read TO inquire Of the parties that have
Tested the curative and PREVENTIVE propsrties Of
the article what they think or Il. We sarnestly
request all doubtsrS 70 ascertain nom. such Of
thsir friends and neighboro e have taken this
standard tonic and Alternative - . protection
against malarious dises4ss, or e cure for indi-
Esstion, liver compliant. eonstipstiop, rhsup.-
gnor, eiiousness, &c, what Hostettsrs Btters has
done for them. There Y no testimony 70 trust
perienee. -: :s=,--a- -rsss rs T. e. III.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

COO nO0 IN ONE SUM, OR IN SUMS
or lve year,. This money Is In hand. 1.-THE secur-
~ be good parties may rely Sn Citing 4 without
mh9s-st' rstarl n3 Louisiana sven1e.
HtARRIA0ESi CARRIAGES!
~ CARRIA6ESii!
have on hand Large assortment Of hrst-class
FanIly CARRIAGES, consisting Of Landaus Lam
3aelsitss. Ceapes, Ceepelettes, Pretts, sash!ooda
laF1s variety q Top and No-top BugEies and Pony
fhaeton:s ID syery variety, all Of which am Oef-
Ing % REDUCED prices.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBERT H. GRAHAM.
street, northwest. mh16-H
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26

GOOD ENOUGH fOR THE RICH-CHEAP
: ENOUGH F0R THE POOR
Oatswbe Champagne IN quarts and plnts, bot
lied BY Samuel Q. Palmer, y Greene strest.
quarts; = PR dossn, pints. Liberal Discount -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
AUcTtoN SALES OFREAL ESTATE.


Messrs. Lstimsr 4 Clsafy, anetionsers, have
recently sold the following property for Fred.
Jones, trustee: Part lot g. In square 1e7, and In
provsments, to N. @. Bstsmaa, los q ,eo& For J.
W. Brown, trustee, lot 10, IN square n, 70 Susan
A. Morelsnd, for q, - For Riahard WallasA,
trustee, lots o, q, . and %, In square lso, to
Margaret Wallaeh. foE d, rs cash. For Eugene
Carusi, trustee, lot s. In square IN, to James l.
Barbour. st % cents par foot; 70 the same pur-
chaser, lot No. d sane square, for ~ esnts per
foot. Fqr Fred. ". Jonst, trustee. part lots o
and =. In subdiyision q Nest half 81 square ~
and tppE0Sehsnts, 70 Thomas II. Callan, for
$500 rest half lot H. IN SQUARE Oh reservation D
and imprevsnsnts, to Waltz 4 Bro. for q IA
For Geo. II. b White, trustee, psrt lot 8, square
81, and Improvements. 70 Mra. e. q. Bangs, fos
400. For Hama 4 Thonpeoa, trustees, Scath
half lot II, subdivision Of square So, and in
provsments, to T. A. Daay, fUr tl,sso. Also, six
shares Central Missouri BANKING and Ssvins1
Association, 1t "a per shass. Fer Woodwsrd =
Koones, trustees, parts lots > and L square s1
and improvsments, to b SchrasbaSG, fer g go.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-26
THE SUMNER STATUE.
4 Plan fofHHsis or AcT1osii.

A PLAN FOB 4 4ASIS OF ACTION.
10 rs Edftor Of ~ Nd2Soaal Republican:
SIN: A. the Lincoln monument enterprise
proved to b failure mainly because the Wash
ington orgautsatio0 which began II assumed to be
national IN It, scope and authority, ought not
the desire to honor tho nsmery Of Senator Sum-
nef teach 10 70 avoid the same mistake, while We
seise Il - the opportunity Of rsdssming negro
honor, and Of vindieating negro gratitude, BY
linking both statues together In any future enter
prise Of the kindf
Many eitisens have spoken Of the following
plan:
!. Let every church, school, and benevolent %
eiety estsblish . Sumner memorial fund. Let
each society or school deposit the money in some
responsible bank In IT. name In the city or town
where the society, school, or church may exist,
and be retained there tn the different cities and
town. in their State have raised say o, 900 shall
choose trustee % Aet for the State or Territory,
70 meet ct Washington with othsr trustses simi.
larly chosen, who shall decide - 10 the location
and - 70 the ehsratf II the statue 70 b erected
When the SUN oohtribated shall reach ESQ., oo
let u b equally divided 70 Pay for statues to both
Lincoln and Sumnsr.
.. LIST each church, society and school cot some
time, say one year, for the money to b raised BY
it, and II the national board Of trustees are moi
formed within one year reserve tie right to with.
draw the money In the interest Of thssontributins
churches, societies and schools and others.
4. Provided that every tAeasand dollars,
whether contributed BY churches, societies and
schools shall DO entitled 70 the election Of trus
tee. J.Sx1LA MARrIH.