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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

THE DISCUSSION AND VOTE IN DETAIL ON
TIE BLl-A DAY FOR THE DISTRICT IN
THE HoUsE-THE ANAcOsTA BRIDGE
BILL DEFEATED.
SATURDAY. MANOR n. 1s1l
The Senate was not In session to-dak
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23


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tsachera Sill, there d NOT man, 70 b found
among the honest ysonanry Of ths United States
Who vosid not tais saeh J position 9 sA.s. NJ
to-day, would ssy, aP.y thee tsashsrs; PAY thu
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We. spsaiins N Tie interest Of labor.
70 b ilos..l with his own money and not TN. Of
Mr.. MERRIAM ..id TIL, m. MT . ,,n =. N.
District, but the bin provided thst the nopey
should be paid out Of the frst money apnrc-
priated, % Il must be, to rsimbar,s the District
The previous question was then ordered.
Pending Q vote upon Mr.. Mr.RIAu,a amsnd.
ment,
Mr.. RANDALL moved to lay the bin sn tie
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

hxLL FOE EHE PAYMENT o. Dxs.
S1ICT SCHOOL EEACHERs RLaSkD.
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PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
ENeRAvINcs, cHRoMos, &c.,

in approximate Trames-s limited selection fchoice
subjects. Orders for Engravines and Chromos
filed. Allowing NO old stock to accumulate, those
needing goods in our line will ind the latest de-
signs at lowest cash prices. Orders for Paper.
hangiugs, window Shades and Picture Frames
punctually Allied and satiafaction guaranteed.
Terms cash. es mhll-2W
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHlFQr0N, d. c., Feb. q, i04
Oh the petition % WIkLIAM Z. sxALLNAx,
ofMaloue. New York, administrators OF Albert
Broughton, deceased, PRAYING for The extrlslen
Of patent gr.ntsa 70 fhe . s Albert Bronshton
Machinery FOR Grinding and PelIaAlnS Qlass, Ac:i
closed On tie ssn day Or April nsxt; that tie tine
for AiinG aSguments and ne Exaniner' report b
aid petition Be heard Oh the iStk day Of Nay next
Any pssson nsy 2Ppe;s TN szseses!on;,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
EIGHTH DAY or FEBRUARY, is1i
c.,.,sS n.y.. No. ,aos. \. Law. ;.
On motion Of the pIaintiR, BY Nessrs, Morse
Coyic, his attorney 4 ordered that The
CALVIN G: BLISS, cause bis appsarance % be en-
forty days after this day: otherwise The cause
win be proceeded with - In case OF defAalt.
I. p. K. CARTIER, Chief Justice.
By Jos BisxAHD, Assistant Clerk.
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is this: shall thsss hard-working and poorly paid
teachers receive the compensation which has been
promised them, and which by equity and BY Law
10 their duef That It seems to me, Il the practi-
cal question before rs. .ll..
Mr.. SPEER. Let me interrupt the gentleman.
Mr.. MONROE. have bat i've minutes, and
shall not b able to get through with single
thought, The gentleman can get I'VE minutes,
have no doubt, for himself.
Mr.. SPEER. Have not the teachers been paid,
end have they not sold their certificates, which
ere now held By money -shavsfs IN the DISTRICT
Mr. MONROE. There may be some such cases,
but generally they have not been paid. The only
practical question before Ms 10 whether these
teachers are to b psad " shall wander sbest this
capital % beggsrs, when the money ID honestly
due them for faithful service. say further, even
II this bill haA not this safsguasd-syen II this
provision had not been introduced into It that
this money should b paid from future appprcpri.
atoms, should sin feel It to b my duty 70 yots
fse this hail. bsesass It seems to mo the question
which Of two parties shall pay thess tsaehsrs Il
. msttsr Of far less moment than ths question
whether they are 70 - paid - all And say
frankly 70 tbs House would rather mistake
should DO made, would rather the wrong party
should nay thsse ssasaass, tim Asy shoaid mot
b paid 1t an fcsrs mueh less shout ths quss.
tioa Whicn Of these two partiss saall pay them
than about ths qusstten Whsthte thsy scs % b
paid. Even II blundse should - made, and The
wrong party shoald pay them, VIII thank oed
they 80 - bQuah bynonebo6Y.
thiok b usall = betts ~ No. q ~
aee. bsttsr svsry way, TIT this Aisslhble Deaar
6ai. vhiSA % ny pSfsuaal tnsW3edgsh ~ - Z
ncst painful thing h ths city u Washingtoa-l
ny believe q u = t1te9 1esfyWeyf1oessndal
shsald b removal - Asvtag Ceesfosvay thses
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
OF MARCH, 1874. y "
Charles h Bowen ct a. lso. ma. Equity no..,a
John MeDevitt ct Al.
On motion OF the PLAINTIFF, BY Mr. WIN. ,. NAT
PENDANTS, Daniel McDevitt and Peter Mead, cause
their appearance to be entered herein on before
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with ~ In
case Of default.
By the Court. A. WYLIE, Justice. Ae,
True Copy. Test: B. J. NEios, Clerk, &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

III THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
! fEtHSTp 81 81 { c pssT az TIE TulsTHEsTA
Phllander G. Langdon ~ :
Charles Z. Evans, Austin Lit 80, tfg
tleheld, Thomas B. Creigh. Iva q, ~ Asr.-
ton, HerbeI n. Kcens, Jas. wv us'~s - ~"
e. Lyon, Thomas Tracy, v US.
Owen faean, and william
On moticn Of the plainaL, By Messrs. Paine,
Grafton and Morse, bis attQrneys e u ordered that
the Defendants. Charles +. Evans. Owen Pagan and
entered herein % or beSors he Ard rule day oc-
Sss: ~; !: ~ Ct shs
BY the court. q =, :
t; goS sSps Ts,s' cal hEles Gr
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TINTED STATES PATENT ORHlUE
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tAat ssid pesi,ion b hesrd On ths 1eh day Of Nay
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23
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RAILROADS.
LTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
YEDRUARY I, ls74.


FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
$50 NJ f faas ~ md AZ Way sss'iS..
am. Winehester and - Way stations. :,
80 m. B'Mlfi@Sre, annapolis, Piedmont and al
s'@a N. New Yori, PhiladelphlA, Boston, Bal
-sx ttmore, Laurel and Relay.
esss'nE and Sss West n sSs
sm.ss ssn Din saas 1asasHa
soa. N. B.itimofes Annapolis and all wayssa-
100 9. m. Baltimore and Relay only.
IN. Bssl ,a,,, Enieott City and all Way
LOOP. N. New YorE, PhIladelphia, Norfolk, Bal
tlmore. Dinner at Relay.
m 1iHI.imors, LauTsI Relay: Fl. FsedeTisl,
.-aas teImediate Way Stations west Of
s.Sp. m. B.itincre. Frederick and all w.yst.-
Sop. m. Point. Of Rocks. Frederick and w.y
4'Sp. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and liway Sta
sop. m. PhIsdelphia and Baltimore. supper Al
7'sD. N. Piss::s;s. Chicago. Cincinnati s Louis
ears. BTse.Ifss. as GEsfsen. A~A
M K. 7srs ia Xxx Boston, Ba
n,s p :. ssii sSs55 # 4 Al iEz:E Stations
&c :so1 4 " vid ssa SS,e asias House
:G Ct 81
sS Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will DO
taken for saSxass to be checked and received .s
- THos. r. SHARP,
Master oGsT1eanpi ils
es srn Z Tis s,aA Assns.
IeD3 General Agent.
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No. 80 SEVENTH ! STREET,
Ru1Eu D AND Z szRzs1s,5


Gold Paper - Low - q cents; unsia.ed Papers
- low - cents; Satin Papers low as = cts; GIFT
Papers - low - " cts; remnauts OF Git and
Common Papes Al cost. The largest and choicest
selection ofths above sosds IN the District.
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M A''s rsu1r s SSasf at a;s.A-....
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nation
: Ihave no sympathy with the cutlery which 1
hear from gentlemen who are clamorous for
economy when they denounce the extrsvagance
Of the people Of this District. On tho contrary,
sir, when remember tho aspect which Washing
ton presented during the war, when every street,
except Pennsylvania avenue, was cut up BY ruts,
which It was scarcely possible to pass, and whom
Its sewers and its mud-holes, and Its ponds were
DISASTROUS to the public health and whsn now
Sad i beautiied q it Is, g g that :n:.: I: nS,
city in this country, or, a. believe, In EurnHe.
that 10 better Pc we'd, or, - tas q IT, Board Of
more beautiful and sdorned than the city Of
Washington think every American citissn, in
stead of being clamorous against these improve.
ments, should be proud Of his capital. We are
all interested In It. 1t Is capable Of being made
one of the most beautiful cities on earth. Theirs
% little prospect OF the capital being changed.
The public buildings are here. It was intended
BY the fathers who founded our Government that
this should be the seat Of the national Govern
menf. The States which coded this territory %
CougFsss gave the jurisdict:on Of It to Congress.
II 10 congress alone that has power to provide FOL
the construction of these bridges.
II, however. the gentleman from Indiana (Mr
HoLnAHl is correct in his idea that some portion
Of the expense should be borne BY the citizens OIL
the District, then he should consent to have the
bill referred back to the Committee on the Whole
that It may Be amended % - 10 give power TO ths
District government to raise BY local tGxatior
such amount as may be necessary to eonstruc.
this bridge. But for the honor ~ The Unitsd
States trust that this matter will not b. LEFT II
Its present condition It seems to me that In thii
elanef for reform. In this wild Shrek By which
Ne sex to please our eonstitusnts by ssdeayor.
- a. 1919 A. Ma "a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

Have received thsirAss instainent Of Spring esods
eossissisg ofsupefAns Diasonals, Foreign and Do
messic Csssimeres, and shal receive weekly during
ths seeson. which thsy are prepared to make mp in
~ latest styles. so, se1e-tf
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VOLUME. x NUMBER 9@
Wagon. dray or cart, private, store
or business for hauling, &C., into City
Treasury, for badge. so cents.

Wagon, dray or cart, private, store
or business for hauling, &c., into City
Treasury, for badge. 30 cents.
No person shall let or hire aDg
wagon. cart, dray or other carriage o.
vehicle Tor the transportation of goods
or passengers within the limits of said
oity. without haying first, obtained 3 :.
badge from the Oity, Clerk, to be
placed on some conspicuous pars Of
the vehicle, paying therefor into the
City Treasury SO CENTS, undera peaalsz;
OF SO for each and every day shat such
vehicle shall be 50 rpm, to bsesFecoverea
Provided, That nothing hsrsin Con
tanned shall be construed to- extend to
wagons, carts or other vehicles going
to or from market; and for any other
business or profession not otherwise
provided for, license tax Of $40 TO
$40: Prooided, farther, That where,
two or more branches of business, mos
necessarily connected, are condacte1
in one establishment, license shal
be charged and collie. j for each
branch of business SO conducted, aa
specified in this ordinance. . Dogs-.
upon each and every dog, to be paia-
by the person or persons on whose
promises the dog it kept, 50; and the
police Of the city of Columbia are here
by authorized and required to seize
and confine every dog found running
at large, andinot having on city badge
or collar for current year, and for every
dog 30 taken up by the police 81 adA-
tional shall be paid for the same.
SEQ s. All ordinances aud parts Of
ordinances conflicting with this ordi-
nance are hereby repealed
By order: W. r. JONES;
City Treasurer.
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1t is amusing to disinterested par
ties as we'll as inatructive to men who
are ambitious for political houors to
notice the various prete1ts which Re-
publican Congressman find for de-
clining q denomination this fall. A
great many have come suddenly to
realize that their time is unavoida DIV
demanded for private business. The
chief reason, however. is ill health.
There seems to be regular epidemic
prevailing among them.
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MACHINE PURITY. An ingenious
Yankee, according to Boston jour
nal, has invented machine which, if
all is true that .he inventor claims,
Will do more to purify elcctions, re-
store the public tone. bring the coun-
try back to the teachings OF Washing
ton and the fathers and prevent cor
ruption than the resolutions of dozen
political conventions and the ef-
forts OF two-thirds of the party press
combined. This machine is called the
''patent safety ballot box. and the
inventor assures us that it can neither
be stuffed nor manipulated. It seems
to have made 80 deep an impression
upon the Senate that We wonder an
appropriation WAS not made to send it
into South Carolina. That State
stands in more need of the virtues
possessed by this machine than any
other. We should like to see it tried
on Moses and the South Carolina Le-
glslature.- -Neao Pork Herald.
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The Spaniards in Cuba are anxious
to revive the coolie trade, and COM
missioner has been sont from Havana
to Spain, to do what he can there in
the interest of slavery. The law passed
IN 1870 for the emancipation of slaves
born after its passage, has not received
the slightest attention. A fearful death
rate among the coolies, of whom so, 600
have been brought to the island from
lS47 to 1873, makes it necessary that
the supply should be kept up. The
commissioner will also ask for 10, 900
more soldiers: which shows that the
cause of the Cubans is prosperous and
the power Of Spain declining.
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= Forty, DAYS W1THoUT Foop. Last
November. John Parvianes, Fin
lander, was sentenced to the New j or
seq penitentiary for two years. On
the Goth of May, he took an oath that
he would eat no food for forty days.
Every temptation has been Intellectual
to cause him to break his oath. No
thing but ice and water has been
swallowed by him, nor has he been out
OF his cell, and it is absolutely certain
that he has taken no food for full forty
days and nights. At the expiration Of
the period for which lie "swore off,"
he ravenously returned to his mutton
IN the shape of raw eggs and rum,
carefully administered by physician.
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NOLUMBIA, s. c., july 7. 1s74.-HoS.
~ Il. B. ELLIOTT, Member TO Congress of
the Third Congressional District of the
state OF South Carona-p call at
Felix Cardarellis and settle your tailor's
bill. which has been standing since Janua
ry, 1872. F. CARDAKELII
%Charles.on Ne,cs aud Courier copy
tnree times. '''' july o limo
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A T his snew store, Main street. nearly ou.
II posite tho Central National Bank, has
large and beautiful stock of fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from best Europe.a
own importation, in gold and silver oasea,
Elegant JEWELRYi An unrivaleii assors.
mont just received and all the latest stylsa.
Sterling SILVER-WARE, in sets and casoa.
bridal Presents, and very fine selection az
Lockots, elegant Seal, Wedding and E14
gagemcnt Kings, large stock Of Spectaelen
and Eyt-Glasscs, Clocks, Mueical Boxes
and n great variety of Fancy Articles, My
stock is the largest and best selected in taa
Sontherh country ana Will be sold as cheTs
as same article can be bought anywhere.
Oct 2i
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A link in the Airline Road between th q
Cities OF Cincinnati, LSnieville. St. Louie,
chicago and Charleston. seventy-fon7
miles long. with less than twonty miles ot
heavy work.
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Hoa u ORsEHOf-s'. 1-Ao1 OUNf ES, NU UNNELINi
LET II BE BUILT SPEEDILY

LET IL BE BUILT SPEEDILY.
A link in the Airline Road between tho
Cities OF Cincinnati, Lsuievile, st. Louie,
Chicago and Charleston. eeventy-fonz
miles long. with iess than twonty miles ot
heavy work.
Shorter than any line from New YORK,
Philadelphia and Baltimore TO either CT
theee cilles, and many hundred miles
nearer to thcsc centres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
The Road that promises to ma ke Charlee-
ton the market for the trade OF the greas
Northwest, the West Indies, South Amo-
rica and Europe; also, an important emA-
grant station.
ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTIONS.
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.
An important enterprise for the develop
ment OF South Carolina. /
Shares Fifty Dollars each, PAYABLE in Ten
installments. a.
Every citizen Of this State should own Az
least one Share.
CHARLESTON, with her magnificent Har-
Dor and genial climate; her immense unde-
veloped back country, containing fertile
soil, fine pasture grounds and inexbausti-
Ole water power; her contiguity to the
West Indies and South America, and her
unparalleled European ocean course, lie
destined, upon The completion If this ! ~
PoRTAST TRUNK LINE, to emerge from her
prostrated condition and become what
nature has intended she should be-the
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS Of tie
SOUTHERN SECTION OF the UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF SrOCKHOLDEKS'L LIABILITY
The following clause in the charter IL
published for the information OF sub
scribers:
SEC. 4 ''1'hat no Stakeholder of eas,
Company shall be held liable for the debts
contracts or acts Of said corporation
beyond the amounts actually subscribed to-
tho Capital STOCK OF said Company by such
Stock holder"
DIRECTORS:
GEO w. WILLIAMS, GABRrEL CANNON.
B. BoLLMANN, JouS n. EyISs
ALYA GAGE, T. b. JErrr
IHEo. u. JEHvEY, d. X. DLSCAE,
IHEo Il BARKER, JAMES L. BLACE
JOHN 5. FAIRLY JOHN S WIry
Principal oflic" and Address, 25 Broad
street, Charleston. =. @.
C Il. MEMMINGER, President
&c. KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treae..
July8 Smo
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IMPROVED
GEORGIA COTTON PRESS!

IMPROVED
GEORGIA COTTON PRESS!
Patented March, 1870,
BY PENDLETON & BOARpMAN.
AUGUSTA, GA.
Vii q satisfaction this PRESS hns eiyen
Il III tho past, the great Improvement
maze on 1t, aud the fact OF it's being from
1orty TO hfty dpllarH chca por than any other
good Press. should induce planters and
otners to send for one OF our new Circulars
before purchasing. We also manulacture
irons for Water Power Prosses a nd Screw
Presses. Address ="
PENDLETON & BOARDMAN.
foundry and Machine Works.. KDilock
street, Augusta. Ga. July 2 wll4mo
LAWYERS OFFICES!
INSURANCE OFFICE&!
ROOMS FOR FANIILIEEi
SINGLE BED-ROOlIs!
To LET IN THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bed-Rooms from 50 por month upwards
Family Rooms from SC per month upwards
Lawyers Offices from Sc pr month upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER and WOOD CLIO.
SETS and other modern improvements in.
sido building. No back rooms, all fronting
on the street. Good ventilation A Janitor
in charge OF building. Apply ta Central
Bank, or to Mcssrs. SEIBELS & EZELL,
April2
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Excursion Tickets to New York.

R4@ M s2ss.s ag 4.1Is:AEe
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD co.
COLUMBIA, 8. G.. June 80, 1874
POUND TRIP TICKETS to New York
1C and return. uta Charleston and StcaLl.
ship, at REDUCED RATES, will DO on
sale on aud aftor 1st july. Stcamern saiI
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
s. 3. PICKENS,
Jnly General Ticket Apc,t
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Shorter than any line from New YORK,
Philadelphia and Baltimore TO either cf
theee cities, and many hundred miles
nearer to thcse centres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.