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OF THE PoToKAC
LADY OF THE LAKE AND TIE aErrYs-
NINA

LADY OF THE LAKE AND TIE GETTYS-
BURG.
70 "a Editor Of tie National RepasbIioaa:
SiRs IN your Issue Of Wednesday last appears q
paragraph saying that the United States steamer
Gettysburg, in passing the Lady Of the Lake Oh
Cedar Point, about s O'Clock on Monday evening.
found that the latter vessel had no light on her
port side. The of3cers Of the Lake made thesame
discovery and ware relighting their lamp about
that time. This Light WHs put IN position at the
proper tine, but through bad OIL Eentout and had
% Be retrimmed aid lighted, taking perhaps ten
minutes. The Gettysburg passing st this point,
makes parade Of this wonderful affair, but they
have not yet answered Why they did not appear
IL ansEer to the legal summons OF the investi.
gazing board into the recent collision, when that
vessel run the Lake down, placing 10 jeopardy
the Lives Of . hundrcd and ffty human beings.
II 4 3 common Occurrences for vessels' lights
through Dad OIL and bad Hiozs, to 60 out, and
constant care has 70 be taken with them, and It
seems strange that Oflcers Of United States
vessel dnonld make parade o. 50 trivial en- affair
as ore Light out, when theTs were other lights 70
There is q history back Of All this fhfry IN
'Fhieh ne Gste4sburg odicers hold . grndFe
againft me captain Of the Lake, owing 10 he
latteI rei1sne g allow Bis vessel to become IN
ice gqard for the IallapOosa- n QnAntico bay 4
couple 81 years since, aud they persist On aii oc-
casl1us ~ their effort % damage the Lake and
bring olEcredit and inccmpesency upon her on
eers Alr Plant, she prineipal owner q this
no;i g one q our solid ane euterprislns ciii1eus
and has worked hard and expended largely n
c1tabiilhing this line, and should be sustained
ana encouraged rat1cr tnan Lave oDsiacles
GERS under lin are competent and edielenf sea
men. and laFe rae confidence and esteem Of
tn1rtlIC1 81 OH citizens Who have travelled with
them afrlrs ne pest ioor years, Ci1IzEa'
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LOu1I MISCELLANY.

r. -. Wan. 7.,,.-,.. -, d,,f.f,nsno
el' .i, III ,o'f enf 800 moi
ss ~ 1870 sslff
sones.iaf Stokey 5srosseisr. Csafisaarg sfgnaIs
coaffn,re ~ Bgrnsoaf Sonnn Beech LDag Breach,
500, Hoef Fe.ss York Fers Hapen, Neu Lon
don, Wo0d's Hole, Rssioa, Poriiona end Aasi-
m, e,,r,.i,., - ne tsrre az the thermometer
A HsTpierss yesterday: 8 q m., T1os 10 q m.,
fso. le ~, 80; ?. n, 5So; ?. n, TO; p. n,
oatewhaI rrnnes Al Malarn Fruft f,onnnanv
tos Ninfh street. s7''
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:, ~ 49, Ss1 49, ss9est aieA ~ e.rifsa
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% wheat and 2.Aa5 bushels 81 corn were resolved
~ 1eofg etoNn yesterday.
The jackson wagon y used b. Al business
men, Aegrath Bell. e5rnqf Massacn usetts
avenue and FIN street, hare . large number for
sale. fs4s stisf dirc
Judge Smell retained 70 thi8 city wednesday
Nina ad vesssfav re :. - 80 n tis
Police Court ia M
(. IN the game Of base ball yesterday, between
The Arlington (mlnoF ehampionsl and the Little
score of 10 g. - f,ft'
fv.st I,h,. ma r,,1ie,--,. - sa.,tl,it
near oranaes. rrape frnif- hana1es nd ali
kinds Of choice lrnits, nuts, Ee, 1t Mslara Fruit
Company 4Os Ninth street northWest
A kaet av,red ana ,iriver ~ ro..nh yvularns
vas accidentaily driven 'fnfo A hoie On sfreet
between rhirfeenth and Fenrteenfh efreetr Ves,,
terdav mernifa. but fecsivSd 81 rsfious dsrase,e
49, C1irto- vsv,.lIl,l,, ,,S,.,,,- - -ts.,,
IT, ~ ~ nis.iat ~ e1nssPeSSs1r u 49,
direeted by the Observation-Disclosures 10 esamine the
steam-boilers used 10 the Sohool bsidinr forhest-
inc purposes "a be made a a nreesntion arsInrt
me occurrences Of sccideuts- = 80
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~ shsrss 80 49,. - ~ ,,-e ~ ,rt
frC TftSt - $500. =, r,, ~ tts mi In, 80
soeiation s-sr 80 ~ tks nS'tStse
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eO.nel o. NeH Jersey avenue ana 2 st.ees..
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LETTER IRON AKEAPoLrs.


ANNAPOLIS, Sept. II, Is7A
In accepting the Democratic nomination for
Congress yesterday, before the convention here,
DR.. Henkle said that language was inadequateto
express bis feelings It was an honor to be Sc
leeted, By such as composed the convention, over
the honorable gentlemen who were his eompeti-
tors, IN either Of whose hands the trust would
have been sseredi and for the honor be returned
the convention his hearty tbanks He said he
would not 90 into any heightened discussion OF
political questions; that he would do npon the
hustings, as he intended to buckle on the armor.
With the assistance Of the Democratic party.
which win have, we VIII be led on to victory.
He congratulated the convention on its harmony.
The present was an important crisis, and he be-
lieVed the people felt Il and would come 70 the
rescue Tne district Is under cloud; the causes
that mace Il so do not now exist. expect Mary.
land 70 send full Democratic delegation to the
next Congress. Am 1 asking too much for your
supporH lCries OF no! mol We VIII then carry
on the contest TO a successful issue and our DAD
VIII no longer trail IN the dust.
The Doctor's termination was received with en-
members Of the convention seemed also Infused
with the sane spirit.
The receipts q the canal for the week ending.
September y we're: From Cumberland, eo,772.sz;
Georgetown, ESQ; Hancock, go. tS; iliicmsport
ezl311; total, ei,t5t.bl; revenue accrued at Gum
beriand for the week ell go 81 during ssme Pc
21.s7e tons Of coal The coal companies have SC
tieded 70 the demands II the strikers, ana ship
meuts OF coal have been resumed.
A valuable three-story brick building, the
property Of Mrs. Catharine Chauey, situated on
Prince George street, was sold here Wednesday
Tor ts.soo ). sehaaf StOekett, esq, vas the pur-
Mr.. u. oluno, Japanese student visited the
Naval Academy. Lieutenant Commanders g. s.
5nrker and B, H. McCalla, aud Lieutenant 2. o.
CornWeu have reported for duty e. the Naval
Academy. Lieutenant Commander q. NJ Chos-
Son nas returned from leave. Medical Director
Thomas II. Potter has reported 70 the Naval
Academy, a. the candidates for cadet engineers,
about eighty candidates for examination This
is the largest number that has ever reported for
examination, showing the increased knowledge CT
the positions o. faYors IN which they are held.
The examination VIII be competitive, aud the
most proficient twenty-five candidates VIII be
taken. The following Is the board 70 examine
candidates, with authority 70 select &c mauy a.
Eistants IS they need: Commanders Edward Terry
and ". 7. Sampson, Ohief Engineer Charles a.
Baker, and Professors Hendrickson and James m
Soley, sid Lieutenaut II. H Mccormick. The
same, with the exception Of Lieutenant McOor-
mick, have been appointed aboard 70 draft pro
Eramme Of studies Tor the four years course which
the new cadet engineers VIII enter upon e the
Academy. r.
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d PRACTICAL JOKE.

NARROW ESCAPE OF A OOnoRED ROY.
Last night, about 1880 o'clock, the most heart
rsnding screams were heard issuing from houss
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, occupied By DR.. Waters, and IN
stantly q large crowd assembled, whsro was
found eolored boy hanging from the thlrd-story
window. Sergeant Acton Immediately forced an
entrsnee into the house, when be ascertained
from the Doctor that he had been playing Joke
on the colofed boy IN his employ By telling him
that he intended taking bis life BY cutting his
throat with rezoT, and that he had 90 informed
his father, and also that be wanted the boy to
hold HIS head While he performed tho work for
which the boy was 70 receive all the doctors
clothes.
This 80 frightened the boy that he attempted to
jump from the third story window, but WAS pre-
vented from 90 doing By the doctor gTaspinf him
and preventing him from doing himself serious
injury.
Fbis explanation satisfied the ofacer, and on
reaching the street informed the crowd on the
pavement, who considered the affair rich Joke
The colored boy, after his deiiverance. LEFT the
premises, Still believing that all vas not right.
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WIN reopen for the reception o. pupils on NOM
DAY, September q, 1874.
This Han, having been thorou al u renoyatod and
newly upholstered, Be rented fof Balls, Pales,
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nLeLRLED PN1P.

Toths Editor Of TIE National RsDuDtican:
SIR: The attention Of the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbla having been called, more
than month ago 70 the condition Of our pump
cur only means Of obtaining Water-and no heed
fiVens beg the privilege Of calling attention 70
the matter again, This time through the agency
Of the art pre8eEFaiiye, " and the popularity Of
your di1uEe Journal. The Aforesaid pump Is stu
ated on Ninth street, between 7 and y northwest,
and ie sadly out Of repair. There is no prospect
Of water being put n the street this season, az
vas 70 have been done last year ct this time aud
We are almost famished for il. VIII not the CON-
uiissloners ALLOW their eympathies TO be Awakened
IN behalf Of the residents Of this portion Of the
city, and SEND az pump doctor7 DO, gentlemen,
and relieve the SfrrVrnr1rfl
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FUNERAL or JOHN ". KELLY.

The funeral Of M John w. Kelly took place
Wednesday from fis late residence On Third,
near n ftrcst northWost M. Kelly for nauT
year. was u employ 60 Of the Unifod States com
. issary department. He serFcd "a the regular
army during the war, and MAS on duty portion
Of The tine a. an olcer At the koldlerg Ra1t nc1r
the Baltimore ana Oflo depot. At the close OF
the var be was tre1alerrcd 70 the depot on the
Monument lot, where be served feH years fnd
resigned. he was formerly member or Unlon
Lodge and MaBenenn Eucampment OF odd Eel
lows and tranklI1 Lodge, Knights Of Prrhlas
he leaves wife and two children.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-18
GRAND LAR0BNK
A THIEF COMES NEAR GETTING OFF

A THIEF COMES NEAR GETTING OFF
FREE.
Yesterday morning Detectives MeElfresh and
Sargent arrested q colored man named Edward
Green on the charge Of grand larceny, In stealing
certain property Of Mr.. A. A. Wheelock The
accused was taken into the Police Court, but the
evidence a. hand-uot all the Detectives had ex-
pected to be present--Was not considered SUM-
ciently strong convict the thief aud accordingly
the assistant district attorney entered noe pros.
in the case. The released man, who had nnax-
ron the Police Court building, rejoicing over his
good fortune, when the detectives, who had len
the court about the same time, eSpied their I'M
portant witness approaching, aud Immediately
rearzeGted Green He was conducted back into
court and held for . further hearing to-day.
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N0R nPENTNq

ny fan stock Of ready-mads garments for gentle
prices. An early inspection is invited. As usual
my terms win be one price only, with . liberal
discount to cash and abort time buyers.
GEoRGE o. HENurNa.
No. 40 Seventh street.
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cRn1NlI COURT , JUICE HUlPH

This coarl vas engaged as follows yesterday:
Samuel Turner Wsr tried Tor he robbery Of
Thonns Riddlemors and acquitted On the ground
Of ineanlty.
william Garrett, indicted for 1ssnult win IN
tent 70 kill, vas DISCHARGED a nofle rrofaquf
hoving been entered.
The grand Jury was discouraged until the "a OF
November, and the court adiourne4 nntn Non
dnv
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Copies Of aH the daily papers o. Washington
end New York ard the prominent weekly papers
WI Be for sale hereafter at the 1rearnrV News
Agency. fitecnth street. main entrsnce Th6
aoFeItlAel1c1t has ncreloloro appeared IN 71rf
AZ nD-lcAE. J.W. a. SHAW
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can and examine the nre ana burglar-proof
teultl % tho 5cie Deposit Company. corner Of
AetpilE o. securities, jewels. siTer-Eard Or other
tllaauie4 Ae1ta. ron ten % sixty dollars por
etlt.a. according % eI1e. No busInols man can
o1crd t. DO without them
7oksuaruinq ffon, lie 1ticsgc ca Bo,ion Ara.
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These cabalistie letters refer to the @. o. D.
carpet house, No. OOf Seventh street, where the
public viii ind large assortment or the latest
styles and designs Of every kind Of carpets, rugs
mats, ke., ct the lowest prices.
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KATRLNoYLAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


The nupials Of Mr.. Wilmer W. Stanford, son
q ". n. Stanford, ESQ.,, and Miss Lizzie HamiI-
ton, eldest daughter Of W. H Hamilton, esq,
were celebrated last night BY Rev. aIr. Graef, Of
the Reformed Lutheran Chuch, az the MetFOpOIi-
tan Presbyterian church, on Capitol hill IN the
presence q 3 large number Of the friends Of the
bride and groom. The attendants were Misses
Wealthy q. Hamilton, sister Of the bride, and A.
Gunzenborg, escorted BY Clayton Stanford,
ceremony over, the bridal party, with numerous
friends, repaired 20 the residence OF the BRIDES
father, on Capitol Hill, where pleasant evening
vas spent and 9 handsome collation. discussed,
Train for Richmond, Va, upon brief tour.
DIoKINsoE-sRAFT.
Last night the nuptials Of Mr.. L B. DiekIuson,
Of Ohio, clerk IN the sixth Auditors once OF
The Treasury Department, and Miss Ella Shan,
Of New York State, were celebrated at Templsrs'
hall, corner Of Four-and-a half street aud Penn
sylyania avenue, in the presence Of about one
hundred and dIty Of the intimate friends of IRE
formed By Dr.. RapEin, Of the Conversational
church. Of which Mr. Dickinson 70 q Vaiuable
member. Owing TO the great interest taken By
Mr. Dickinson and bis bride 10 the temperanea
Of Honor. " n which they have been long and
prom nBntlJ identifed, bis friends Insisted On the
appropriateness o. having the wedding 81 Tenn
piarE hail, which has recently been RENTED and
decorated, and last night vas most beautifully
arranged Tor the eccaEion.
After the marriage VOWS were confirmed By Dr.
Rankin the asDal exchange Of congratulations
was ineulyedi aiter which an elegant COLLATION.
u is seldom that parties start upon the new re-
letiona Of married life amid circumstances 80 re-
plote with enjoyment and promise on future han
PlnesA May their brightest hopes be realized
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Grand total. - 900 gina an cash $4,000
PRICE OF TICKETS.
coupon, s; II whole tickets fOF s50i ~ tickets
For Tickets and information,
THO. \. BRA1IzErTE,
Agent and Manager, Public Library Building,
Louisville. KY. auglf-F &Tu-lm
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RAHnoAne
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RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RxILR04D.
TROA WASHINGTON CITY.
ssoa. n Baltimore and Way 3tntions
1sata. n. 1elnmore, ANNAPOLIS, Cranberry and
way ststlo1son main stem, and F1ah-
Layton brnnch.
ssoos N. n sg York Bhsilsdaiphia, Boston. Balti-
ssa n cafesso. rs IS Ioais, Louisyfle. csnein-
natis Columbus, 41ndn1ky, Berkeley,
and BEDFORD sPrin1s Deer Park. Pits
mantCWu. barneeriuo. HaEerstoWr.
freaeriek, St4untons White Sulphur
eImg1; Paflor ears, Dinner -
,e.ea. n. Baltimore md Way sfsElons...
ls'oe a N. Baltimore, BladenioufF Beli.EtIe. Lau-
1ioSp. n Ne. YORK. Philadelphia, Norfolk, Elli-
, n e2tt CITY, baltimore. Dinner - Relay.
sss7 =. nssi.t Attn EseeeFisk. - al lnfarlne-
81 ,. n. Einehester Ragerstoyn. Frederick.
kolnt o. 4ocka, and VI a Sessions. tgia
~ = ll6zs. zlnspd az w staiISas.
~ N III -. Is, az 70 4sls{ q 81 80
sssobs q. Chle.ko Sc. Loud: LoalsvflIs. olneia-
H he1s SIo,uHoss sana essyi Peg ~
tow Pullman cars. Bre&kfAss u
as .. n. BaltinoFe and Way stations,
-. = Z. ~ sli q9s n &. Co., es
s 55SI,s.p sRsS Sges At All .slSas en- Ne
y,.s.,,,,a. !. SUNDAY TRAINS.
md ~ n ~ nd Way stations-sso q N, !, -.
Tor Baltimore and Relay. 7.pa N, and 7sos D. m,
: Nest-6sot = n. and psm :
All Esias SEP < 7isdnst HossI, Relay House ssa-
For further infOrmation apply 1t the Baltimore
and Ohio Sicket omcea, WAshlngton Station, and
for eagFaea 70 be checked and geeeiye aay point
- -. Mastsfo "a r \,
In. COLI General Ticket Agent 49,
-9Eo. s. k0oETz, General A GENT. jsS-tf
RAL.rlMoRE Z POTOMAC r. r. F'7'f
- DEPoT CORNER SIXTH AND sFRFErs n w.
On and amer June q liza trains vim leave wash.
tngton as follows Washington time: "
s;s5a m, Northern Express, daily
NJ Baltimore Accommodated. daily.
,s;9 a m, Limited Express FOR New York and
In IS q a., fSsss Line III tie west and Nor
folk. VIA Bslfimore, daily. except Sunday.
go z: ms Accommodation Tor Baltimore, daily
SO >. n. ~ PittsburE and the wesss daily. For
$50 ,. m, Pnlsdeiphis Express, daily.
5:so p n, Accommodation 20 Baltimore aaiiys
s:oS D. n. For Philadelphia, New YORK, and Bos-
'1 TrfH ms Tor POPE CREEK LINE leavestsa m.
onlAondsy, Msanetsesay, and Friday, only, ands;D
Trslns fof ANNAPOLIs leave at Sss .. n. and
PIiImsn Palace Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburx 4 run
Pullman Palace slssping Oar 70 Elmira i run on
Ticksts and informatfon can Be procured - the
~ sI eed for Ana checked at hotelsand pri
vSte resdences on orders len at the o1ees OF the
conn ~. uortheast corner Thirteenth street and
fennsyfvania avenue, and on the northeast corner
Depof BALTIlLORE q PoT0MAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and B streets x,oYrro 49,
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Nd,
EDMUND +. DUBAEhY,
jez superintendent Washington, D. o.
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Latimr s Cleaiy. auolioneers. sou the bar *.
lures and stock 81 liquors together VITA ne
blsnkelz bed llnen, plated and chInsHose af ne
Oven house.
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Z. s. Coumlssioncs aai examiner ID chsnosrr1
SHORTHAND WRIrFa
AND LAW REPoHTEB
I cnce-Eo. noe street. 6.Irssn rI1sl md as.dnd
s 1tril 0flpf tndlara ~ l1G1I nIH
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CITY ITKRE


invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 90 per cent .
month. sena ios paIticnlnrl. Tnlnbridgs 4 o.,
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NEW PROCESS ron MIXING FLoUR

49, " = AAOO3nD \ IN AL1A4 y r LOOns
Minnesota has Of late been leading the world IA
the manufacture Of -four. Some years ago On
Englishman, who had invented new method Of
purifying the bran or "midding'' Is Ct Is called.
failed IN his own country and started 10 the West
to seek his fortune, carrying bis invention with
him. The millers Of Minnesota, quick 70 see the
advantage, seized at once upon the 'sneW processn
OF patent proceas as It is indiferently called;
the result has been that their -four, witch pre-.
Viously sod as second aud third rate, Strung At
once into the lead, and is. now the foremost
brand, ana olings the highest price IN All the
markets o. the East OF course there has boa11 4
nGht q optsin this patent, several parsor claim
ing 70 be the original inventors, which show TIE
value Of the process =
Our oEn citizens have organised company 70
Manufacture the machines, and one will b II
operation n very short time at the mill Of M.
Jsslq = 2 noemaker, IN GeorgetoFn, where mil
leFs interested IN the process can see It IN opsra
tion. We understand they have secured the firht
ior ne states q Maryland and Virginia, Is we'll
The once q the company Is q the once Of ools
William l. Bramhall Co. on SeVentS strest
opposite the Patent Once >
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ANOTHER BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
SANDY DENT COMMITS RAPE ON HIS
STEP-DAUGHTER

cTEf-OAUGhIEh
The Marlboro Ga>etts give the following Sc
count Of another terrible outrage IN Prince
Georges county, Nd: Standardization outrage,
snch as shocks 3 community 70 its very centre.
was perpetrated IN our midst on Thursday morn.
ing last. One Sandy Dent eolorod, living IN our
village, wss on the oath Of his wife arrested and
put IN jetl for committing an outrage on his step
daughter, about nine years old. This WAS the
fourth attempt, and on that day he succsedod A
his hellish purpose. We sincerely trust that the
full penalty Of the law viii be exercised upon not
this case alone, but upon other cases now resting
IN our jail under charges Of similar nature
Grimes Of this nature are becoming too frequent
In our country. and unless examples are made OF
such cases We caH scarcely hope Tor security from
these laHless Wretches -
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TIvK Pm OHnT. DfsrcouET for thirty days.-
Seventy-nve thousand dollars worth Or Nobby,
stylish. best mld5 Boot, Caters and Ties. Nisl
and shall be sold, by
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1914 GREAT 7OHk
TO THE NoRTHwfks94p f s6lSr1ra ANpiso,srt,-

m - SseU A T n.1RRAN6EMENI.
-na after June e, 1874 trains VIII run - fol-
Wsshingtcn.. SD q. IN. BAlsinors. an
u.66 a. m. SIS a N.
(" Ss0p. N. :. 5:lsg. 2.
4 HI GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROfJTF -
VIZ ~, r.ssant Scenery, aace state-reom day and
2, knt SeLAs with modern improvements.
TIVE hundred miles saved 70 western and Central
s:i5 q. N. daily TO Baltimore. DAILY. exoept sun
day, for the North apd West.
a:s =. y, dals e * sunday North ana West
vile and New Orieans
ThToqgh RON Washington to Pittsburg and FL
Tickets Dy ms route can Be procured at the oSes
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street ana Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and Sixth street and PennsylV ania
avenue, where reliable information VIII be given a.
Pssssneers procuring tsckets e thee emeesesn
tsas AS Genera PASSENGER Asenf. Bsitimole IA.
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sseond Co fIon p - noElhNesi.


DooLxT's VAST PoWDKR is the cheapest, but
BiBeuitS, Rclia, 40, prepared N lev minutes.
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A feeling Of vague bodily discomfort which
does not amount 70 positive Illness, and yet Il IN
BY the phrase, mot very well This feeling
usually arises from deficiency Of the nervous
power which Is required to keep the vital ma
'chinery in vigorous and healthful operation.
Nervous weakness has too frequently turned ont
to be the prelude Of some serious malady 70 admit
Of any doubt In the matter. inactivity Of the
bodily functions IS surely begets their derange-
ment as cause precedes effect.
IT Is therefore Absolutely essential for the
Preservation Of health, perhaps ollie ftBalf that
this warning shorld be promptly needed. The
case does not admit Of delay Revitalize the sys-
TEN ct once and efectually with Hostetter's Bit
ters-that peerless invigorant which, By infasing
new health and strength into the system, protects
It against disease more surely than ever knight Of
old was protected b. armor Of proof against the
foe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-18
LOTTERIES.
POSTPONE1EENTI.
SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID or THE
Masonic Relief Association
OF NORFOLK.

400 CASH PRIZES aggregsting. 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
hole Tickets. 80 90 Quarter Tickets. - 90
Half Tickets % Eleven Tlckets-....I0O %
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert Is strictly for MASONIC purposes,
and VIII be eoDducted with the same lber4lity,
honesty and fairness which characterised the nrst
JOHN L ROPER, Presfdent.
or tickets and circulars giving fnll information,
HENRY ". MOORE, see,y, norfolk. Va.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Janltor o. Masonic Temple, cor. Ninth and = sts.
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