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YESTERDAYS RFpUBLTCAE

At eleven o'clock on Thursday night the
first budget of the Associated Press dis
patches, embracing the statements ofMessrs.
Beecher and Moulton regarding the great
scandal with which the formeris so directly
and unpleasantly connected, was received
at this Office. With the magnificent facil-
tiles afforded by our new establishment
the entire story was put in type sent to
press and printed in time to enable our
mailing clerks TO send the first edition Of
Fridays issue away In the morning mails
At the same time as many newsboys as
were on the street at that hour were sup
piled with that edition, and as early as five
o'clock a. N our paper was for sale on the
Avenue. This was at least an hour before
the appearance Of any other morning Jour-
nal At the usual hour, and In time to
serve our regular carriers, the second or
regular city edition was worked of, and
was ready for delivery.
To show how complete was the success
of this pieoe Of journalistic enterprise, 1t is
only necessary to compare our first edition
with the Baltimore morning papers, neither
one Of which printed more than two col
umns of the dispatches referred to. We
feel justified In Boosting Of this achieve
ment because u thoroughly tested the sbil-
titles OF our employees from the composing
room down to the stereotypers and the
press-room and developed in the most sat-
isfactory manner our capacity 10 meet any
emergency THAI may be suddenly required
of US in tho publication Of an extraordinary
amount Of matter.
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MORE RELNFORcENENTg.

Cfhtadelphia Inquire
They are coming, tain-General, ten thou
sand and two hundred more, coming from the
harassed soil Of Spain TO the fields Of Cuba, 50
long drenched in-but why finish the rhyme,
though It could be done with manifest ease
and delightful celebrity. The plain prose of IL
is that even the much-Ysunted Conchs, like %
very many Of his predecessors, has failed to
restore the supremacy of Spain in Cuba. Not
only has he been unable to put down the re-
volt or revolution, whichever the Spanish Min
lister at Washington prefers, but he has wasted
another army in the fruitless endesvor. And
so sore has become his strait that now, when
troops are greatly needed at home, SeFranO
must send twelve thousand additional soldiers
to Havana. This makes how many armed
men that Madrid has In four years forwarded
to Cuba for the petty purpose of suppressing
puny insurrectionl SerraDo's news distributors
are mute upon the subject. Perhaps that we'll
informed official, the punctilious representative
Of Spain at Washington, will explain the mat
ter TO Secretary Fish. Meanwhile, judging the
future by the past, the additional twelve thou
sand will be greeted with loyal enthusiasm by
the Havana volunteers, be sent forth into the
interior to win victories, just as those that
have gone before them have invariably done,
and, while crushing out the revolution, them
selves melt away Ike an early April snowfall
under the MONDAY sun. And, IN consideration
of their triumphs, be followed to glory and
death by yet twelve thousand more, unless,
indeed, our country should tire of the pro-
longed bloodshed and insist on Q conference
with the great Powers of Europe for q high
court or an iuternstio nal council Of arbitration.
But why anticipate, while the fresh twelve
thousand are coming forward for the frsyi
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DIED.


sJTLLIVAH.-August a. at $50 O'Clock p. m,
MARY Avn, eldest daughter OF the late PAtr OK
and Mary Sullivan, Of Georgetown, d. c., in the
twenty-second year OF her age.
Her Funeral win take place from the residence Of
her uncle, T. d. DAILY, ccrner of Eighth and P
streets northwest; on Sunday. the 18th instant, at
OF the fam ly are respectful invited to attend.
BAIRD. August 10, near Winchester, Va, Rev.
Wh. 5. BAIhD, A. M, fth y Baltimor Conference
OF the n. Z. Chr South. and one of the editors
and proprletors Of the Baltimore Episcopal kethO-
dtst, In the hfty-eighth year Of his age.
Inc funeral will take place from the residence OF
rev. N. A. Thrner, 1910 X street northwest. this
SsaturdaO afternoon at D. O'Clock. HIS friends are
sULLIvAH.-AuEust II, ct Q O'Clock, EDMOND
SULLIVAN native OF CARTEL land, county OF Kerry,
ireland, aged seventy-fve years.
The funeral VII take place from SO seventh
street northeast, between and /, this Saturday
afternoon ct O'Clock.
WARD.-August a. in the morning, aftefN brief
Illness, ISABEL, infant daughter OF J. T. and III.
A. Ward, aged ffteGn months and fourteen days.
Funeral " II take plscs from the residence OF her
pArents, l13l Second street northeast, Tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends and rela-
tives invited to attend.
PLATER.-On THURSDAY, August IL 1874, after .
painful Illness OF ten Days Douglass PLATER,
aged nineteen yea1 ami seven months.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, IlS5 TwentY-nrst street northwest, sunday,
August Ia, at O'Clock p. m. Members Of simon
10 Ige No. 10 Z, q. u y, Of o. f., are Invited to
attend.
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PIANOS.

SPECIAL N0TTOE-ThS proprtstOrS
Of Le Dro;t Park or6r the JsD houses StiR
remaining GnSoEd Of the large number Just
completed at loo prices These houses are
carried IN size, styEs and pricS, and are
cOnplsts Nth all city coBUsnisnesS They
are close to the city, being only about as for
az the Capitol 70 from Che White EouSS
from either Of those points vish nids
Gvenuss sztsndiSg to each, and being higher
than II street they aford commanding
uieps Of the city. Thsy are al Vithin
about Mres squares Of M Ssvsns6 and
Ninth strest cara and only |oUr 'qUars'
from tie 0orOorda m0rksL WS eSsr them
az Frst-cIaSs property "a SeIry respect,
vAst6Sr for rssidsneI Or fnVsItEsnt, and
upon the most advantageous terms. Thet
the prOmass' ~ made t9II year hass OsSA
JtsEIy redeemed, ~ invite tie inCpsstioa Of
the puSEe. Th1 property e tie "si7t
edge" Of thS city.
~ We VM rent a Isv Of thsSs sIesdAt
suburban elias and cottages to frst-slaSS
tenants only at lou pricsh Il early sppItcG-
tiOn Is made.
4. L. BARBER 3 co.,
PropTiStorS,
7os 3 Street nOrthpsst, opp01ts P. o.
iys-tf
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MYERS-CAMPBELL.-A r. at the resi-
dsnee OF the BRIDES uncle, T.. B. CAmpbsll, esq.
Washington; y: G., by the Rev. John M: z; NC
Of Brooklyn, New YORK, and Miss FANNIE A
CAMPBELL, ofthls city.
UERSSEN-ARETZ. August Il, 1871, BY IN
Rev. w. E. Parson, Hermann GER Arr, SUEhs
SEN and SELMA HERMISIE ARETz, all OF washing
ton city.
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LIST OF GIFTS

The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by tbs Legislature OF Virginia aud the
Circuit Court OF Orange county, proposes by
series o. Grand Gift Concerts to establish and en-
dow I" Home for the Old, Inhrm and DOStituts
Ladies Of Virginia, at Montpelier, the former
Idence Of President James Madison.
The Association Is under the control Of eight
trustees six Of whom elected bI-enuiaIy By the
stockholders and two appointed by the Governor of
virginia.
References, by permi sion; His ExceIIency, Jaa
L. Kemper, GoTernOr or Va; His ENcellency, ell
bert @. Walker, Ex-Governor OF Va; Hon. RObt.
z. Withsrs, Lieut.. Governor Of Va, snq b. g. Sem
atOr elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge E4ste-n
District OF VA; Senators and Members OF Congress
from Virginia.
For fun particulars, testimonials, So, send for
circular. Address
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prss't N. F. H. A., Alexandra, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
Remittaaees for tickets may be made by express
prepaid, post o ice money order on Washington,
ID. c., or by registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
au7-ly Pres't n. T. Il. A., Alexandria, Va.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Grand total %, 900 gins, all e. so 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. $50; halves, as; tenth, or each
COUPON Is; IL whole tickets for s5Ooi ~ tickets
For Tickets and information,
Address,
THO. E BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager, Public Library Building,
Louisville, Ny. AUEI4-F Fu-lm
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THE WAR OF RACES IN MISSISSIPPI

New York HERALD
We repeat, nothing could be more wanton
and unnecessary than the war now waged upon
the blacks Of Mississippi by the whites. Intlm-
idation, duress, threats of strife, appeals to one
race to arm against another, mad resolution
to regain power by the same system o f menace
and misrepresentation which precipitated seces-
siOn-this we see, and 1t is nothing less than
the old spirit of slavery. The country may
well dread the spectre, but 1t does not fear #.
Mississippi will learn that, although the nation
will be most reluctant to even seem by impI-
cation to interfere in her affairs, any serious eff
fort to carry into practice the terrible and dis
tressing theories that now agitste the canvass
will be followed by the swiftest interference.
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DEMOCRACY AND REPUDLATIoK
[PlttSburg Commerclal. ]

The Democracy can swallow rspudlatioa rs
easily Is one can swallow fat pork. Almost ev-
eryWhsrs the organs Of that party Insist that
greenbaokI are good enough 70 pay back the
creditors OF the Government and look upon the
otherwise.
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H. c. SPENCER, President.
\ GOVERNMENT SALE OF. ARMY CLOTH.
7 ING AND EQuIPAGE AND MATERIALS

n OYERNMENT SALE OF ARMY CLOTH
VI ING AND EQUIPAGE AND MATERIALS
AND OUARTERMASTER'S STORES.
DEPOT QUARTRRAAsTER's OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, August II, lS71. I
Will be sold at public auction. at the PhilAdel-
phia Depot Of tbs QuartermSster's Department,
(SchuylEill Arsenal, commencing en- WEDNES-
DAY, September Is, 1874 at 10 clock q. m. under
the direction OF Captain John T. Rodgers, NJ. s. K
u. S. A, q quantity OF Co ldenned Army Clothing
and Equipage, Materials and QuArtermaster's
Stores, consisting In part Of
$500 Pairs Trousers.
e,0OO Great Goats.
800 Flannel Shirts.
500 Pairs Of Drawers.
$500 Rubber Blankets.
% 80 Rubber POuche6.
20{, 600 KnapsAck Hooks. Studs, &C.
1000 Gross sUspender Buttons.
q 100 yards Blue Wool Flannel.
a,6oo yards Gray Twilled Flannel, g.
And various other articles. The terms Of sale will
be stated in the catalogues, which be obtained
at this office, at the sehuyiklIl Arsenal or st the
auction rooms Of Messrs. N. Thomas Sons, Nos.
lS9 and III South Fourth street, PhtlA4eiphi3,,
-,-,--. L.; E. EAsToS.
QuArtermaster. sul6-t
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FOR THING AND FLAG
: cling FOR GHE TERRACES, APz
THE SOUTH WING % HE NEW STATE,
VAR IA, AID EsA4yy,XfarDD EGPh 4, z
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, ,
TREA AMY DEPARTlENr, Z

wAsHINaToS, b. C., Aug. 10, is.4
Sealed prOPoIa's viii be received at this OatCe
until y m ofthe 81 day OF September 1871, for fur
nishins an delivering Al the Site Of the rev State
War, and Navy Departments, Building, Wlshi1g.
ION p C., all the Thing and FlaEginE requlf LOF
ne IerTSessy AppEOacles; and sidewalks, &c, OF
ms S0nth Wing Of the Building, a. called Tor ~
me schedule, Snd described in The SPeclfc2tionS
office.
Bidders must submit sample OF the material they
propose 70 furnish al0nR with their bad.
Payments VIII DO made on the de livery and accept
ance o. ma rials deducting 10 per csntun unl ms
completion Of the contract
All DIGS must be accompanied BY penal bono OF
two responsible persons, in the sum OF i've thou
sand dollars, lShUf, that the bid Ter VIII aeceRt
and perform the contrao, II AWARDED him, the SUE
hcie1cy CT the security to b certified By the United
stat Judge, Clerk OF the Unite States Court, or
the Dhtrict Attorney OF the District wherein the
u idgr resides.
The Departm-nt reserves the right to reject any
or all blds II Il b. deemed for the interest Of the
Government to 90 90, and any BID that Is not made
the printed form to be OBTAINED at this Oaice,
Iul does not conform in every respect g. the re-
quiTements OF this adysTtise 'EeEt VIII not be con-
sidered, neither will any proposal be received # m
parties who are not themselves engaged In the thing
and tagging trade, and who I'VE not the necessary
facilities for Turn ishiug the materials.
PROPOSE wi b. iuClOsed IN sealed envelope,
utOT ed Illus for Thing and FlaEging =" ard all
drCs ed to A. B. MULLETT,
aEi4--St SupeFv sing Architect.
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS F6A n IiIGITARY Supplies.

k@AOEOSALSE FUR II 44Ah1 SCPPLlES-
DEPOT QUARTERM- NsTER's OFFICE.
a.. PHILADELPtIIA,s July Is, 1874 !
SSaea proposals, In duplicate, with copy Of this
an Isemsnt attached TO each, be received at
ths Ges until noon August D. 157tN Tor furnishing
S-tth tLn.tssI states Quartermlster's' Department
isa n nIe tOl owing NAMED articles, WV
5-S''SSS6y pairs WOOlien Stockings.
( ~ Paitrs w hlte Berlin Clio. es.
=, S2So9 ~ Paiirs oOllen Miftens
tasNSSS pairs Boots, bras srreyed
NSsOSSSS pAiiEs boOtees brass srrewtd
htW paus Buffalo Clvorsbor.
~ 80 faLettle LlversbOss, BurE 30; TI'r-E-
a. go " oollen BlankstS I0e'' SHO" q III &C.
20Q Iron Bunks,
2 go sets Iron-Bunk Sists 3d.
10 Ssts Stencil Plata
", 900 yards Dark-blue Cloth "a
100 yards Sky-blue KerseV ~
Al! articles VIII oe SUB ecte to rigid InsDactfOn
specifications will be insisted UPON and tbat NO 80
tlce Inf rior 20 the standard will Be arraDted ~ ~
The Government reserves the right TO reject anV
all bids. -'
PhiladelpkIa and also at San FransiscO ' -
For information In detail apply to this oHfca
Envelopes containing proposals TO be Indo-sed
Proposals for Military supplies AMI addressed
to the under igued.
BY order Of the Quarsermss;sf General;
Assistant ouaEtermaster General o. g. A, in charge
OF depot. lY23-i2f
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LEGAL.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i PRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Reginald Fendall, assignee
of RamsbuTgs, &c.
VI. 'SI21, Equity Docket Is.
VIM. D, Cassin ct al.
1t Is BY the Court, this 2ih day Of July, A. D. 1874
ordered that the sales made and reported by Waiter
8. COX and WtllAmD CassiR, trustees for the sale
of the real estate described in the bill In said
be ratified aud confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trRry thereof be shown before the nth day OF
August, A. d. IS74; provided copy OF the order be
Inserted in some newspaper printed in the District
OF Columbia In each of three successive weeks
before the I7th day OF August, A. D. 1874.
BY the Court; A. WHLlE, Justice.
K. T. MEIss, Clerk, Sc. Jy26-ssw
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JACQUES JoUvENAL's

III - r h . w O r K -
OI1 D :, Near Lewis Johnson's Bank.
An MONUMENTS on hand sold At a great re-
ductlsn. AL new orders made By designs Of the
latest styles. The best WorkmAnship and best
ITALIAN MARBLE EuArantSed. maa0-6n
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ZEE EITIoKAL REPUBLICAN RAs 4
LARGER CIRCULATION TEAM ANY oTRBR
FORMING PAPER IN TIE DISTRTCT0F CO.
LUNBLA.
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SATURDAY MoRNINs:::r,.:::..AUe Is is7t.

READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBL1-
CAN IsG0iag the city for the summer can
hare the paper mailed to their address for
Sirtv-siy cents per nlORtA, in Gd5dRes.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
A MERICAN AND RED STAR LINES
u NAIL STEAMSBIPs, BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL

PHILADELPHIA AND ANTWERP.
Rates ofPaIsage, American Line; To Liverpool,
currency, cabin, sf5 to siOs; inferno late, s55;
Rates 81 Passage, Red stsr Line; To Antwerp,
currency, cabin, ssoi second cabin, e.; steer
81 sitSer of these lines friends can be brought
fro Any portion OF the Old Country any portion
OF this, ~ one payment.
For tickets and further Information apply to
? FRANK W. "a BORN, Agent,
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NFILTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
NJ ''sEATON MANSION"

MILTON SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
NJ 'tsEATON MANSION"
TOs street, opposite Post Once Department,
OPENS SEPTEMBER7, 1874.
THOs. SEATON DoNoHo, Principal.
The attention Of parents who appreciate the true
interest their CHILDREN Is respectfully invited 70
this new and improved school, Its system, practi-
calIy tested, rendering more pleasant, rapid aud
reliable the progress OF pupils. BY their advance
ment the teacher would bs judged. native OF
Washington, he Is well known I'd large portion Of
its citizens, and here and elsewhere recognized es
volumes.
number ofpupIls being slready engaged, early
application Is important, as the school Is llmltec
aid thoGa who ''beEln At the beginning, will have
. great advantage. The Principal viii be In daily
attendance At the school from the present time,
happy TO furnish particulars to his friends and the
public, and solieiLous OF obtaining aud deserving
their support.
Hon. Richard WGllseh, DR.. J. W. Ealrn, Messrs.
VIM. j. M1rtagb. hEPgBLICAN John ". MAgin,
OF Lewis johnson Co.; VIM. B. Webb, .'ohn
Carroll Brent John z. NoETis, N, W. Gait Bro.
TheS. Q. Connolly, Jos. T. 4. Plant, j. Colds
borough Brut, aud many others.
GugI2-2Swin [starl
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
UNDER THE TREES. By Samuel Irensus Prime.
ALCESTIs, Leisure hour serles)
A NEW THEORY OF GRAyITATIoN AND
OTHER SUBJECTS. BY Edward L. Young,
Norfolk, Va.
THE LIVING LINK. By James De Mile.
SLAVES AND RING By W. Robinson, author
of'Lntle Kate Kirby" &c.
WITHIN AN INCH OF HIS LIFE. From the
French Of Emile GEborisn.
BONDED DEBTS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA.
THE RHINE. By Victor Hugo.
JUSTIN HARLEY. A Romance Of Old Virginia.
BY John Esten Cooke.
SYRIAN HOME LIFE. By Je-sup.
MY MOTHER ANDI. By Miss Mulock.
FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE MOUNTAINS.
By Jules Verne.
WESTERN WINDOWS. By John James Plat.
LANDMARKS. By John James Piatt.
A TREATISE on Mechanics LienS on Real and
PsTtolal Property. By Samuel L. Philips,
ofthe Washington Bar, syO. Law sheep.
FOR SALE By
VIII. a o. II. MORRISON,
Jy2s-tf Law Booksellers, as PsunG. ave.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA, va.
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SUHDRIES.
=. Z. smith Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT ana
GRAHAM FLOUR. just received fresh from the
mills In Brooklyn, n. z, and for SalsIoW.
In shOr. our stock Is now large AID complete, and
WsArs selling low,
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LINE o. STEAMSHIPS

~ WASHINGTON AYp EEEY EE02RFi S6iz
hsreAfter the dne steamships z. U hNHS1HL Iag
JOHN GIBSON will make regular v n nLLA
TRIPS BETWEEN NEW YORk3 Al E@AASsRgihIAt
WASHINGTON and GEOR9ETOM,N y, = toLIO ~ SSi
Leave New York from Pier % East River ever SAT-
urday At p, m. Leave Georgetown eYe5y REldAJ
at u .. N. and Alexandra the same day ~ " M -
For fal In formation apply 70 r. Z. a. y ES S HAN,
AgenT' once and wharf, 50 Water street deOrgeS
town, or at the corner Of Seventeenth street and
New York ayenue i w THOMSON,
iaII-tf - W. President.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

Mail subscribers, ESQ per year; eco for SIX
months, and eco for three months. Terms In
~ in hlN ln nar.nn.
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No. nsTenth street; at III First street, southwest;
corner Third and E streets, or 10 Brfdce Street
6s0rEetOWD, wiz be promptly alled, 3sRla-tS
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FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack ....e2.5o
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per sack......s2.45
BURNT MILLS FAMLY......Gt lowest ratsa
ISAAC wEEGER's FAMILY
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
EXTRA FLOUR, per sack, 81, s2.25 and sass
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a seven cents per bushe carriage extra. ordersls
GAsLIGHT OFFICE,
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TEAS.

wshGye recently added to our stock in this de-
partmsRs By the purOhassOfI LARGE QUANTITY
OF EEw-cRoP TEAS Of the different varieties,
and hence we are now prepared to oFsr special In
dutsmsnts.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
HpubuShed every Thursday morning, and Ia7-
rIshed 40 subsorib.rs At the following rates: One
copy one year, g; three copies one year. y; zen
copies one year Sl5 single copies, in WrapPerS I'VE
cents each.
~ All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed TO WV. J.
NURTLaH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D, C.
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Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisementsundef
Che head Of ''For Sale or Rent Wanted, " Lost
and Found, q" and Personal" twelve and bali
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays excspted) at the southwest GER
per thirteenth street and PennsylvAniS avenue,
and s furnished to subscribers Cby earrers) at hfy
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NoRroLIKl, NEW YoRK

w A0b6sF 6S S RS ID ftR0ETbIENGCE. iONA
The hpe iron steamer lady OF THE LAKE hRV-
Ing resums4 her regular trips 70 Norfolk VII e1ys
hef wharf, foot OF Sixth street, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, att p. M, touching At the prin-
clpal river landings, eonneeting At NoTto!k with
steamship OF ths N. and VI. Line Tor Boston and
PrOTidencs; with the Lorillard SteQshlp Con pany
for New York. Freight SHOULD Pc addressed Care
- 4, r. FITZHUGH, Agent,
: siXth-street wharf
A @. PLANT, General Agent,
mhzo Room No. 10 Plant BuIdinE,
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November ga, 1874.

ALEXANDRIA, VA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-13
FROM LONDON.

LONDON, June ll.-Lord HusingtOn
(uberal) has been returned to the house
Of commons without opposition.
In the house Of commons to-day, Mr..
Bourke, under-secretary Of foreign af-
fairs, in reply to a question from John
Simon, said the draft of the code sent
by the government Of Russia for the
consideration of the congress upon in
ternatiOnsl law to assemble at Brussels,
relates to the exercise of military au-
thority In an enemy's country, the
distinction between cOmbatants and
nOn-combatants, the various modes OF
warfare, reprlsals, aud the treatment OF
prisoners. Mr.. Bourke added that the
British government had not yet decided
whether it would send delegates to the
congress.
A Paris special to the Times says that
the left-centre to-day will probably in
troduce bill, the first clause of which
organizes the republic according TO the
bill Of 1873. and the 9cond the fifth date
Of the dissolution of the assembly. The
Gazette de France says that civil war
will be the immediate consequence Of
the dissolution. II is generally thought
that I'm the event of dissolution, the
assembly, before it disperses, will au
thOrizs MacMshOn to govern tor SOLE
months, probably year, without the
assembly, and will also authorize him
to dissolve the next assembly.