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~ OLD oITIzEN COW.

Mr.. James S. Buckley, IAN old and respected
citizen Of the eastern section Of the city died At
his residence, No. olo street southeast, on Tues
day. Mr.. Buckley entered the United states
Marine corps in 1919, and served term Of twelve
years in that branch Of the naval establishment
he Afterwards was employed II the navy yard and
as bridge-keeDer Of the Anaooslia bridge. Dur-
ing the past ten years he has held the position OF
messenger IN the civil engineers once at the
yard and was regarded BY his superior Oflcsr a.
3 faithfui and iidusli0us public servant whose
place cannot be easily filed. Mr. 3. was men,
Der Of Naval Lodge No. 4, II. "A. A. H., Union
Lodge No. II J. D. U r. and Union Lodge No. q
K. OF P. His funeral VIII take place On Sunday
At III nj
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COLU1BIANLAW SOHOOL.

A very large audience was assembled last even
ing at the law building Of the Columbian uni
versity, on the occasion Of the opening Of the law
school for the current year. An interesting ad-
dress was delivered by Prof. Kennedy, in the way
Of introducing his successor, Walter s. Cox esq.,,
who will hereafter be charged with the instruc-
tiOn Of the junior class. Mr.. Cox then followed
scope, may be said to have assumed the proper
lions Of an inaugural address. Briefer addresses
were delivered by Profs. Tyler and Mott, at the
conclusion Of which President yelling made the
remaining announcements for the year In this
fourishing institution. Large classes have al
ready been registered
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First Presbyterian Church.
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You viii see by the date that this was one Of If
not the first, Presbyterian church built in this
State, and as the old building was unit for occu-
paney the new building was rendered necessary.
This place is building up rapidly; and while It
is now one Of the best locations around Washing
ton, the time is not far distant when It viii be
more appreciated by the citizens Of your city, as
no point can offer the same advantages as TO
health and railroad facilities as this place. Let
those who want 20 avoid the dust and heat Of the
city during the summer months enjoy the comforts
Of country home, with good society, stores, and
church advantages, and yet be able to reach the
city In nteen minutes over the safest railroads in
the country. Come out here, and We feel convinced
tney VIII like the place and conclude to settle
and build among Us. NICK.
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LII Y II UTT ETIIIATT-
AND OTHER FABRICS TW ENTY PER
ONT LOWER THAN LAST
YEARS PRICES.
EieErhE BRoe.
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LETTER FROM HYATTsEILLE, MD.

LIorEetp onQcnCe OF Inc NaLlOnh hepubncan.l
HYATTsvILLE, Nd, October 10, 1874.
This afternoon at 40 o'clock quite an interest
ing event &c this community and to all Christians
occurred, beinEathe laying Of the cornerstone OF
= new church edihce for the Presbyterian church
at this place.
The exercises commenced BY singing, followed
by the reading Of the Scriptures by Rev. T. W.
Simpson, Of your city (Eho, by the way, is filling
the pulpit for this congregation at this time) and
= very tine address BY the Rev. B. F. Bittinger,
also Of your city. There was then placed in the
stone copy Of the Bible, the Church Psalmist
and Congressional Directory; Of newspapers
Philadelphia PTeSbyferidn, Central PreS6VteTfdn,
Prince georgian and NATIONAL REPUBLICANS;
also records Of the first meeting Of HyattSYiue
church nd the meeting at which trustees were
elected, together with the building contract for
the present church, besides q map OF Hyatts-
vile AZ It is to-day, showing the location Of the
eanrch.N
On the stone is the following Inscription:
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IMPORTANT TO NEW YORK VOTERS.
The following rates have been secured By the
campaign committee OF the New York Republican
Association over the Northern Central railway,
to take effect Immediately:
Washington to Elmils and return, s12.25.
Washington to Canandaigua and return. SIS.
Washington to Rochester and return, s16.l0.
Washington to Buffalo and return, e17.
No member IN arrears for dues viii be able 10
secure the reduced rates.
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DRTTER,s NEW oYSTER HoUsE.

Mr.. Geo. W. Driver has recently added to his
cory establishment, corner Of Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Four-and-a-half street, 3 complete oyster
restaurant, and is now serving up the finest
bivslVes In all styles. He has imported his cook
from Dolan & Sharp's Fulton-mArket oyster
house, and claims that he can beat the world on
Boston box stew. Driver always was good on
oysters, but he is now surprising all his previous
elforta
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CaIl and examine the IRE and burgIar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
keoping o. securities, jewels elvcr-Waro, Or other
Feluables Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
an1um. according % size. No bushels nan can
Afford 70 do without them
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SIXTH DISTRICT RBPUBLICANa
FORMATION OFAO IdR.

meeting Of the Republicans Of the Sixth dis
friet was held last night at Stott's hail. and the
old club Of this district reorRaniZed by the cleo
ton Of the following officers: President, A. h.
Underwood; first vice president, A. S. Grant;
second vice president, John Bell; secretary, ID.
Lewis lr.
A committee, consisting Of Perry Wilson and
William Webster, was appointed 70 wait upon
the president Of the National Labor Council to
make arrangements for the formation Of council
in the District Of Columbia.
Spirited remarks were made by Messrs. James
Waugh, A. H. Underwood, ID. Lewis and others,
after which the meeting adjourned.
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FTVILLY. AYD ToICoyoLUDE

Matters have 50 far advanced now ct the last
gin concert Of the Public Library that Governor
Bramlefte is enabled TO state positively, and IN
mlstakably that the Anal drawing viii take
place on the 5Oth day Of next November. There
fore those who wish to participate In the greatest
gIft concert ever offered 70 the public IN this or
rangements to be ready for the great drawing
Any delay now VIII imperil the ticket-hOlder, for
Hhatever may be said By outsicbrs, We can assure
cur readers that We know whereof we speak when
We say adFiGediy that the drawing win come OF
% the day indicated
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GRAND TOURNAMENT

FINE HORSEMANSHIP-TH GROWING
OF THE QUEEN.
A grand tournament was held on Thursday last
at the place Of Mr.. B. d. Palmer, near Sandy
Springs, in Montgomery county, and proved .
most enjoyable affair. The attendance was large,
riding excellent, and the presence Of many fair
ladies served to encourage the knights to gain the
coveted honOrs.
The Judges selected were: B. D. Palmer, A J.
Cachell, Perry LeizeRr, Richard Cisseu and E.
IEeIear. Colonel W ashingtOn Bowie delivered the
address TO the knights
IL required some time to complete the list Of
knights participating. The tilt was for three
rings and each to have Eve trials. The following
ware the rfders and titles with the seorp.
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DlxPARTMEnT NEWS.
WORKING INDIANS

wORETrc TNDTaWeF
Alscfar dated the eth instant, nom Agent Gih-
son, % me usage agency 70 superintendent
hoag, says; "a great revival IN the civiliEng
day. Big Chief and Black Dog called for and
obtained supply Of axes and iron wedges for
their bands, and said they had all decided to
f1s Ssa 9oe n0rSss Ma5ia sens
and rs bfothsr Ten. Hsfd ROPE 10 $50 been in
and obtained a supply for bis people, and the
Governor elso. Ihe Governor was out with
kooo lot 81 DIS oLeyes Wiz axes spades mat
LOCKS ano pixies I'm pIoting the roeo Detseen me
sisa ~ se9 skssney. Sneoaragea firgn
hizaros 3 heiI oreeo 70 purehase good saw
mln LOT L1e Penelt o. tne Latlle OssBes On the
gamma. ne ~ eone g, anu tne mln Nlu hem
az fheSr bands and under no sre 70
permit mem y ne19 to9etnss N yllsges-
nave agLee9 20 Pay hlaara sl-o0 per hunaIeo LOT
that portable saW.mil be purchased At once
Tor the SAT- creek stauon-
OCTOBER CEOP REPORTS.
The October returns Of the Department Of Agri-
culture Indicate an average condition Of the corn
crop Of eighty-six per cent, against eighty-thrse
per cent In September, ALI the New England
States, except Maine and Connecticut, ahoW an
improved condition; the Middle States 6 decline
States and the Gulf States as q whole about hold
their own, except Louisiana, where the average
sinks from 70 20 90 " the southern inland states
stationary. North Of Ohio the crop conditions
were more favorable N Onlo michigan, Indiana
ec,osin dsciInad fonT rer cant Vsst ~ rJis-
sissippi and on the Pacific coast all the States
show an improved condition, except Oregon, which
fsnalns thS ~ II snose SSzses sletea WIZ
tne ~ Paasee III .pis IN psese
mehs upon inc g VI iAos Ln0l'n Is A nliesS'
PRESENTATION TO GEN. LEGGETT.
On Tuesdav evening General NJ. D. Ie0gatt
~ -o,t-,r,- o., ,,J.sion.r IN patsnts -. 49,
Sno IesAiu :. - : saw i9re-
we'll reception AZ the resloenee q MS SOD, Capt.
W. ". 6eggettjanle ~ Assenoe1 ~ tne clerks
In the Patent Ofnee ana many OF MS personal
WAS presen1d Win 4 soiid silver tea set ~ the
examining Corps OF the Patent Once. Professor
=. s. Hedriek, chemical expert ana examiner,
maee tne pIese5sse y. ~ " nSn va apP5o-
N.Y. ~ ~ 49, ~ - ~. Dc
fSsrsI T. ss tb rainit ~
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NER ApKERTTsEMENTs.

No. 81 Louisiana avenue, have received this day
q fine lot Of Catawbs, Sherry, Lisbon and Madeira
Wines, which they can sell at very low prices.
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TUE FATIONAL-A NEW MONTHLY
- Magazine, devoted 70 Science, Literature and
Art. 4horQuEn in every department.. WI COM
Der, lSt4. The 'N4lIouai'1 VIII eq11i IN library
excellence the best Magazines rr1IIsE1d. uGce.
No. eis G street norlhwtst. Washington, D. @.
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FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF The
Public Library Of Kentucky.
POSTPONED 70
November 80, 1874.
DRAWING CFRTAIN AT THAT DATE.

Grand total, % 900 KiftS all $4,000
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, go; halves, e25; tenth. or each
coupon, IS; II whole tickets for $50; ~ tickets
For Tickets and information,
THO. 4. BRAlEETTE,
AGENT and Manager, Public Library Building
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CITY ITEMS


TITS NOT NECESSARY to use as much Of DooIey's
as Of other Yeast or Baking Powders. as 1t is per
fectly pure and much stronger. Every can full
weight.
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JOHN BECK q SON,

BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS
Are made at Rice's, I'M and l2l0 Pennsylvania
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Tre1h Ground Flour from old utcat.
Bakers. remember lhll. Stock laEgoi can supply
- 40 sn''a wv. CALI
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PURE COUNTRY CIDER

Just received and for sale by the gallon, keg or
barrel, by Samuel O. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
Georgetown, d. o.
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- EDUCATIONAL CHURCH.
Ten Concerts and Lectures, opening with JOHN
b. COUGH, FRIDAY EVk MING, October %.
Subject: social Responsibility January 4,
Riehings' old folkes Troupe January u, Men
grro Troupe. January 2, Frank Beard, ESQ.,,
Sarieaturist February , Rev J. h Vincent.
subject: THAT Boy February 10, Bisehon,
Blind 0rganist, Mrs. Falrlamb and Others. Feb
ruary II, Mrs II. c. Butts and other Voealists.
Readings by Miss Ware and Mr.. Tweedale. Feb
ruarY q, PhilharmOnics and Miss Lasar, OF Brook
Ign. March 3, Rev. ID. b. Murray, Subject: ttPov-
erty.n Reserved seats for course, a.: reserved
seats for one evening, 81; single admission rs cts
Sale to begin at Ellis & Co. IS, So PennsylYania
avenue, tomorrow morning. Oc6-16t
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SUITS AsA5EsT THE WASHINGTON

The Aearsage NationaI Bank, Of Warner. N.
n, has sued the Washington Market Company
tcr sec upon promissory notea Joshua George
lsso1T nQte1
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NOW OR NEVER

invested in Stocks and Gold pays 90 per cent .
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
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Rooms wanted.
Rooms for rent, Gil street.
Situation as coachman wanted.
Proposals for hauling headstones.
Reduced transportation for PennsylTanians.
"DuddingtOn," for sale by Thomas E Wagga-
man.
HOlmead & Co., importers of China, ss seventh
street.
ElphOnIO YOungs Co., grOcsrs, Ninth and
streets.
Brick house for sale by 2. K. Wilson, 5l1 Sew
enth btreet.
l. Benjamin, candy manufacturer, opposite
National hotel
Sale of property, Saturday, November IA, by
Latimer Cleary.
New books, W. H. o. H. Morrison, No. AIS
PennsylvaniR avenue.
Carriages for sale by R. h. Graham, 40 and IA
Eighth street northwest.
Auction sale Of shoes and notions by Duncan
son Bros, tomorrow morning.
Auction sale Of furniture tomorrow morning by
VIM. l. Wall & Co., Ninth street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue.
Exchange place, In the busiest part Of New
York. is being bridged. The bridge in question
connects the second stories Of the oustom-house
and the building On the opposite side Of the
street. and Is built Of iron in the most solid man
ner.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Flsrnfshedby Les0fs yohnson a o., Banksrs, Vsrnos
Roto aortheast corner hsBnSvtpaRfd avenue and
TeH0 stirred, Washington.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. IA 1874.
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GENTLEMEN'S BUSINESS CLOTHING,
to match, or Goats and Vests with Pants Of other
colors.
GENTLEMEN'S ENGLISH WORSTED
ID. B. Frock Goats, with Vests to match.
Youths Suits invariety OF style and colors.
Bows Suits. Suits for Children, to ft, from
to 10 years Of age. Short Pants.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
e25 PennsylVanla avenue.
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AMER the rldlng was nnlsneQ the party al
JOurned to the grove, and Colonel Washington
Bowie delivered the coronation address, which
was listened TO with marked attention. He then
placed the Wreaths on the Queen and her happy
Maids Of Honor. Elias Leizear crowned Miss
Aollie SOper, lOf Montgomery county, Queen;
John Nicholson, First Maid, Miss Georgia Rab-
bit, iof Montgomery county; Samuel Leizear,
Second Maid, Miss Maggie Bell, Of Baltimore:
ley, Of Washington, D. O.; The Knights Of Cot
tage ELL and Montgomery rode of for the choice
of erOEning the Second Maid Of Honor, and the
former was successful. The Sandy Spring oolored
brass band rendered some excellent music.
Washington, Baltimore, Howard and Prince
Georges county were well represented,
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WHO ARE THE PAYING CONSUMERS OF

hhO AhG IhE raj 4NG AJOHNOO14EhO OE
SPIRITS.
To the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: In your issue Of the 18th instant referring
to the temperance movement, you say, in sub
stance: els It not confessing that we are not free
moral agents to say that the only way to stop
drunkenness Is to stop the manufacture and sale
OF intoxicating drinks9n Humiliating as this
confession is It is true that thousands OF our ci
Gems have destroyed their moral powers by the
use Of intoxicating drinks which would not have
been within their reach had they not been manu-
featured and sold. You are correct in saying that
the only way to stop the manufacture Is to destroy
the demand. Hence the practical question, What
class Of our citizens must be influenced, In order
to cause q cessation OF demAndP Certainly not
the drunkard, for unless they reform they VIII
soon cease, and no demand Will come from them.
While they live, most Of them are impecunious
and eannst furnish the necessary stimulus to
manufacturing profit. If the continuance Of the
Manufacture depended upon the drunkards Of
to-day,it would cease in twenty-five years,as we'll
attested statistics will prove. If the manufacture
exists twenty five years hence, who will be re-
sponsible for itq WIN 1t not be the moderate
drinkers Of to-day and their successors, largo
percentage Of whom viii be the drunkards OF ten
years hence Z Whyf Because they are not yet
impeeunious, and are furnishing the stimulus to
manufacturing by their demand, and by their ex-
ample and practice perpetuate this demand. The
youth Of our country do not initiate the drunkRrd.
Gould they see a remote possibility Of their be-
coming drunkards, they would not drink. They
enlist to serve as respectable moderate drinkers,
initiating many Of our citizens, who do not realize
what they do when setting an example so dan
gerous to follow. What shall be said or done to
our citizen moderate drinkers who are responsible
for the evils that shall befall our country when
the present living drunkards are no more. As .
rule, they submit cheerfully to such regulations
as the sanitary interests OF the community re-
quire-the application Of this principle to the evil
Respectfully, WIN.
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FIVE PR CENT. DISCOUNT for thirty days
Seventy i've thousand dollars worth Of Nobby,
Stylish, bestnade Boots, Caters and Ties. Must
and skall be sold, BY
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FTNE O1ffTBUssEs


for Hire a. the stables Of Allison Major. il.
1850 Z street.
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nGMIGRATION INTO NEW YORK.
POSTAL AFFAIRs-
AN OFFUNAI VISIT

Commissioner Smith, of the Indian Bureau,
left last night for visit to the Seneeas and other
Indians in Western New York. According to
the last census there are over I'VE thousand In
dians in New York, most Of the remnant Of the
Sir Matthias
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BARLowS
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Always on hand . choice stock Of paintings, en-
cravings, photographs and ehromes. Fine assOrt-
ment OF genuine Dresden porcelaine paintinrss
velvet and gilt frames in great variety. Passe
partOuts and mats made TO order OF any shape or
color. Gold, silver and copper wire. Cords, ta8-
sells, nails, &c. New engravings, photographs and
chromOs received soon as published.
All kinds OF black walnut and gilt frames made
to order Of the best quality and workmanship.
oct
OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION (NEw No.
7TH ST. AT 7rH ST.
MARKRITER'S,
Ne. 40 Seventh street, between d and Z streets.
eight doors above Odd Fellows HAP.
Choice OIL Pain tings, Engrdvings, ChrOmos, &c.
Also, largest stock OF Pgperhangings, Window
shades. Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells. Rings, Mails, &C, In the District.
E5-IEEMS CASH.
Please remember name and number. !ezs-1y'
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LINCOLN HALL
DE MURsKA CONCERTS.
ONE GRAND CONCERT ONLY.
THURSDAY EVENING, October Is at O'Clock.
Mr.. d. DE VINO has the honor to announce that
MILE. LIMA LIE MURSKA.
The famous Hungarian nightingale. and the reign
ing Queen OF the Concert Room, VIII appear in q
Concert Combination:
Nine. CARRENO SAURET,
Mr. THEo. HABELMAN, : '''-'''' :
The Popular German Tenor.
Mons. sAURET,
me Young and Brilliant ViOlinIst.
The celebrated Violoneello Virtuoso and Composer.
sig. MARIO,
The Most Able Aecompaaigt
Admission, 81; Reserved Seats 50 cents and Al eN-
ira, according TO location. Sale OF seats viii com
menee THIS MORNING at hetzerott 4 Co.'s.
Oc9-6t
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WAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.

MONDAY. OCTOBER y, EVERY EVENING
and MAIlHEES for ladies and children every
"WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Engagement
OF the young, brilliant and beautiful actress, MISS
ALICE PLACIDE. supported BY CHARLES K.
EMMETI, kn9wn on the plains as DASHING
CHARLIE, viii appear in the Western drama,
written expressly for Miss Placide, BY James
Barnes. Of New York. entitled LITTLE RIFLE,
or the White Spirit OF the Pawnees ocf2-6t
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If the food taken into the stomach Is not d.
gested It decomposes. In the latter case pun
lions, or else the stomach itself secrets an acid,
which, rising upward at intervals. stings the gull
letsharply. These extremely disagreeable SEN
get rid Of them, or prevent their recurrence, It
Is only necessary to tone and regulate the gas
trio organs with Hostetter's Bitters. It will not
idea that the unpleasant symptoms will dIsap-
pear Of themselves. So far from that being the
case, they almost invariably eliminate, If ne
elected, in chronic dyspepsia, with its concOmi-
tan.s Of gnaWipR in the stomach, dizziness, per-
verted vision, headache and sleeplessness. It is
true that all these disagreeables may be obYiated
BY a course Of tie Bitters; but how much wiser TO
anticipate their arrival with one or two doses Of
that sure preventive Of indigestion.