davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-26
NEEDLES and all other Sewing
MachiDe Extras only one-half the
usual price at Cartwright e. Cos.

CHANCE FOR SPECULATIoN.-As
will be seen on reference to minutes
OF proceedings, the County Board
invites people 30 invest in tax certi-
flcates, on property of delinquents,
by pledging ten per cent. interest
on such Investments The Statute
provides that ''if, after the convey
-ance of any lands sold for taxes. it
F"shall be discovered that the sale
~was invalid. the Cosnty Board of
supervisors shall cause the money
paid therefor on the sale, and all
subsequent taxes and charges paid
thereon by the purchaser or his
assigns, to be refunded with inter-
"est on the whole amount at the
rate OF sece" per cent. per annum,
"upon the delivery of the deed to
"be cancelled" With this plain
statutory provision fixing the rate
OF interest to be paid, the Boards
action appears to be illegal, and even
if legal, we see no occasion for the
action, the effect of which may be
to intlict unnecessary hardship upon
those who saw fit to get q. Asa de-
Tclslon in case where they felt that
injustice had been done them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-26

By ORDER or COMMITTEE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03

ing at their rooms; Gso. +. Downing, chairman,
and +. q. Barbados, secretary. II vas resolved
70 suggest to such members Of Congress - are
nyorably disposed to the passage of the civii
rights bill, but who hesitate q 20 the scnoei
cieuse, from dread caused BY Evil forenodings
creations Of the enemy the consideration thst oLr
fisns 70 equal school Privileges beng .;sSt !:
being debated whether person = s,nss
refusing to secure to all equal tehooi prisMeess,
through fear that BY doing the right not evil con-
RssoIucd, That we do not combat the PROPOSE
ton of tho National Educational AssoctAtion's
committee on national aid to education, = which
fsvors "lsaving the people and local government
Affairs without interfersnce, /" because We regard
action to secure the citizen in each State from
having his privileges abridged, because Of his
race, color, or previous condition Of servitude h
the management Of public instruction, % being
not e1clusfvely State affair.
Resotped, That this ID sound, politically, con-
stitutionally, g we'll - ethicslfy; that ii this
veM Oh me commtetee's proposition is not to pre-
vau We must look on It a shadowing the Calhoun
St state right theory he policy hitherto pursued
terpreted and dictsted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03

BALTIMORE, Feb. G-BnEADs1urrs Flour
The sales to-day were limit to 10 barrels Western
Super at SIS. 1oo do. Winter and 100 do. Spring
Wh.st-The sales reported ON Change embrace
10, bushels Western rtI. At q p: SO DO. Pennsyl,
We quote Ms amber a si.ssSi.ss. u ''' anu
ss ma,.s sa sds Sr
sseepss today we're Loo bushels, q when sos
5000 do yellow at 9 cents, and scOo do damp white
ID. oCo bushels for February delivery on private
yator, In lots, at 7a76s cents, and 10 COO do, also
asure e al The close without buyers rs 1 " 'A-'
Oaks.-The sales to-day were ZOO bushels Mary
land os cent n no & Spn
Western at 54@55 cents.
Rys.-The sale. reported were 500 bushels at "a
ss Saes. fGs 3 fSWs Maans
good ordinary i4N cents: good ds; lsY@H censs.
Prorisions.-The market for Provisions continues
strong, under more favorable adyiecs from the
mis- ION hands restricts business on the spot. but VIC
understand purchases to q considerable extent have
been made al Western points, dealer. preferrns e
resna lois non,in.I a. ssSs csn.s for shoulder,
and sHesl cents for clear rib iides. The jobbnG
Il aU e
for Shoulders and sl{@os cents for Sides. Hams
steady al la0i3 cents. Lard Is arner 1904 cents
for prime Western steam, and Mess Fork at ld.Ss9
SMgars."We quote prices as follows: Cuba and
Forte Rico fair 10 good refining at C5aSs cents
ugal, sl@ss cents; do. boxes No. r. s,s@sS; Porto
Rico grocery; s4@ss cents, and Demersra vacuum
III Hissg'yWe learn of ANAL sales Western at
1.lE@i.0s per gallon, closing at inside figures.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
oBSECTIONS TO THE EQUAL RIGHTS
LEAGUE.

To the Editor ofths National Rep, blieea:
Sin: Permit me through the columns Of YOU
valuable paper to call the attention of the eoored
people to the Importance OF their unanimously
aepouneing the Equal Rights League" claiming
10 represent i've millions Of people to whom they
:lsim particular attachment The time has past
4. eolored men to prescribe white men. The
t.hor that the league claim to Interest themselves
40 particulsrly about, will, by industry, economy
md intelligence. be accomplished sooner than oy
sheir efforts, The great mistake Of the gentle
San who organized the league Wa tnat IN tneiI
5orEot John Chinamah and Mr.. Indian, who TO-
lay stand in need Of assist9pee, both politically
n se sbs .dds.ss ssS .ors q
3e driven away from their white Associates, and
he sooner the league grasses the word colorsd
s. ISds Of Science su.snity sad pr oe
70 Join them the better.
We poor eoiored people cannot spare tbs eoun,
sood pG By e1 IN darker ' days than these Ana
whenever league Ia formed with the names Of
men Of influence then let the colored - well -
mite the eSio1sd people snd tses p po
nitsi position, for their object is as plain = Day
ne n.tns lss pesost 81 orss
zone to any good. The Republican party II past
,efng driven or frightened Into any measure, and
Republican party has been founded and directed
~ wise and Christian statesmen, who have given
othe world . record unequslsd by any political
Antecedent
We have associated with the white men hereto
ore in dark days stood shoulder to shoulder
With them in many bloody contests to maintain
;his glorious republic, and now, when the .'civil
lights" bill is on the verge Of being passed by Q
sWo-thirds vote, the gentlemen emerge from their
Rip Van Wrinkle sslumber, and discover that they
ere colored-a word which has been erased from
al the statutes Of q majority Of the Ststes The
schools and other places OF culture only swat the
.oming OF public opinion, educated By the liberal
and generous hearts Of the American pespIe to
DC thrown open to all regardless Of positiop or
condition. Truly there are many obstacles thrown
N the way Of colored people, but We are nst over
.tridiBg them, and, with the assistance of the
honest, liberal. intelligent white men, we viii
stand side by side with them in the race Of fame.
and the question which proud Americana will
PROFOUND to one another will be the amount al
his intellect, the magnanimity Of his heart love
Of country and skill nc acquiring wIedgc, and
not hts color. We, at This stage Of our proSress.
cannot allow the word color 10 obstrpct the pre-.
gress Of the rising generation. -l- - Z
G Very respectfully, H.a- .,Gs, 2
p -fr HENRY p. WILLIAMS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
THE CENTENNIAL.

A PROTEST FROM ]. q. GALLAGHER.
Mr.. Gallagher, to whom reference was made in
Mr.. doshorn's letter in yesterdays NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, has sent Us . card in which he says
1.-THE inference to be deduced from Mr.. A. T.
GOshorns language in his letter published in
your issue Of to-day 10 that I represented myself
such representation vas made. gave him list
Of papers for which correspond, aud he could ct
glancA determine their standing. My offer, Q
plain business transaction, and the spirit of It's
reception BY him was correctly stated, but It was
not, % he says, respectfully declined, but was to
be acted on by . committee Of the Centennial
commission, as was informed, at their next
meeting, to BE- held in this city. Before and since
making the proposition, some six weeks ago,
consulted with q number Of gentlemen ofacially
connected with the Centennial movement both in
this city and in Philadelphia, all Of whom highly
approved it."
Mr.. Gallagher protests against being made .
Escape goat'' In the whole affair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
REST.

Dr.. Beard states that ffoa- a saalysis u Tie
lives Of . thossaad representative men IN al tls
great brauch6s Of human s0brt hs has made tie
discovery that the golden decade ofman's lifsves
between thirty and forty, the silver, forty I'D
hfty, the brsssn between twenty and thirty, the
iron between ffty and sixty. The superiority q
youth and middle life over old. age IN original
work appears All the greater whsn We consider
the fact that all the positions Of honor and proat
and prestige-professorships and public stations
are IN the hands Of the old. Reputation. IKE
old. Men are not widely known until long Aftef
they DID the work that gave them their fsme.
Portraits Of great men ar0 delusion; statues arc
Hes They are taken when mon have become n
moas, which, % tbs average, = twenty Ave years
fame. Original work requires enthusiasm. II all
the original work done BY men under fofty-nvo
years Of age was annihilated they would be 10
duced TO barbarian. Men are at their best when
enthusiasm and experience are most evenly bal
anced: This period. on the average, Is from thir1
ty-eight to forty. After this the law IT, that e.
periencs increases, but enthusiasm declines. In
the life OF alLiost every old man there comes .
point, sooner or later, when experience ceases to
have any educating power.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03

I have rare opportunity to invest money,
either on good real estate security for long time
at ten per cent, on collaterals tor short time
at higher rate of interest.
The intrinsic value Of real estate centrally
located in this city, and the facility which oui
laws give for prompt collection, In csse Of NON
payment Of both interest and principal, render
long Investments, with semi-annual interest, re-
liable for income.
Coupon notes will DO made, where desired,
With interest payable January and July.
Full particulars and forms furnished on xppli.
cation. B. II. WARNER,
Real Estate Broker,
. 81 e.. -H .. TO Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
TIE GERMAN.

A sarcastic writer In All tie Fear Rosad says,
in describing the German eotillou: Most delight
M Of all is the anxiety, the wise folly, the fool
fish wisdom on the face Of the leader Of the game.
When things are going right he is forecasting
what is to come, consulting hurriedly with the
hostess, who has been told that she must leave all
to him, or let the things 60 to wreck. There js .
kind Of serious concentration in his manner, which
suggests some great captain, who Is called in Ut .
crisis, and who Engaged ito save the country,
provided he gets carte blanche, and must DO
strictly obeyed. Some Of these commander lie In
the bed next day, Lam told, exhausted, not BY the
bodily labor, but BY the mental strain. I have
heard. the leader telling his fair companion
gravely what anxiety he had felt for the week
past, % Algy Biueboy, who had given his word 70
support him, had gone Oh to the country, to stand
by Mrs. Mantowef at similar crisis He wss
going to throw.it all up, only that Mrs. Blank,
the hostess, had come to him In . flood Of tear,
saying, poor woman, that she would be ruined and
undons II he didn't stand by her. This put him
on his mettle. He had lain on . sofa all day, Civ
ing strict orders that NO one was to Be let In had
put his head to work, and every one might see It
was going off splendidly. But the wear 80 tear
Of these things was awful" 4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
CITY IEEKa

VI ALE coHslDsa Inou tie smbodinent Of
= and power, bat how fsw are aware that
- ..1 s,ns element h t1e systen that gives
Z causes weekness, ead dehilty. Tho Peruvian
symh Ps9sozhs9 q iyoe, q xspassd expressly
HAfURE's cAfnARric
No medicine Is needed to keep the bowels IN
order q long e nssure's e.thsrtie the bile, flows
great hillary s!ssd i sssly dlscedsrsd, ssd the
pns 80 e h, eosston 1ssn thus
Affected, Hsststtsr's 6tc9eeA Hitts.s shoald b
taksa & lssss twice . Day Until tls d3iirsd Oh
apply Of bile, o. % isei Of ne diminishing Gle
mont In thas huid. In either sass more purge
ton q useless. The liver nust BE- compelled 70
waste msttsf nom the systs1 & issst ones IL
twenty four hours before radical ears o. positive
ness caa b accomplished. Hoststter's bittefs
enS liver 'i' direct !aa sias4s .nS rousn
these organs IL rsgulstss and inviSofstes the
SINGER SEWING MACHINES. ~
Out Of 1olA sewing machines distributed to aP-
plicants by the Chicago Relief Committee, each
9la1 we're q the Singer patent. These ssniae.ns
sIo.llsnt nschInss heid.~HsTSsr's Weekly, SeS
MaT1 clean, sound teeth. al may have BY
ash S:,ss daily THUa s Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
may have Il By eonsssnt uss Of Taosrsos's Pc
sss, SI, as.n
not soilsd. Jouyl1's inodorons Kid Glove Cleaner
HillrenoSsts them thMsaghly. Price, IS cents
PEI bottle. An sold BY druggists and fancy deal
- wnLs MAcHInIsrnxAp srixssrHxsISs
! 1870, xnensyeS platter e needed, are IN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
FRENCH MINISTER'S SALE.

The public should bear In mind that Messrs.
Latimcr q Cleary begin their sale for the Mar
quis dc Noailles this morning at 1890 o'clock pre-
clsely, offering rare opportunity TO purchase Q
the parlor and drawing room furniture being far
superior to anything that has ever been offered at
public auction in this city. His horses and car
rage, together with his wines and brandy, will
b sold on "Wednesday, the kth. Parties who wish
TO secure hrst-class team should not fail to
attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION.

Sd instant at 100 o'clock, at Clarks hail. No. 40
Pennsylvania avenue. ~ = ~
Hon. L. H. Chandler, Of Virginia, Gov. Sam
address the meeting ON subjects connected with
the interests Of tho Southern States and national
prosperity Cheap transportation by Southern
water line Will be discussed. Southern Republi-
cans, whether members or NOT, are cordially in
vited to attend. CHAs. MURPHY, President
J. X. WALSH, Secretary. .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE NATIONAL.

Mr.. W. J. Florence appeared at the National
last evening in the character Of Jules Obenreizer
in . DEMONSTRATION Of Dickens "No Thorough
fare" The acting Of Nj. Florence was superb.
His Swiss accent, his manner, his every motion, in
artist Of the hIghert ability. or the play, how
ever, We speak only in moderate terms Of praise.
Its interest s anything but strong while the plot,
situations border upon the absurd. Surely, there
are phases in life capable Of forming strong
% .s 10
an audience. How Marguerite manages to climb
over the now:ciad Alps is 2 mystery, and why
Of Much Ado About Nothing" 50 far as we
could make 1t out The scenery was really ele-
giant, and the play was produced and performed
tiful theatre.
FORD'S OPERA-HOUSE
Mr.. Gilbsrt's beautiful play Of "Pygmalion and
Gslstes' was produced at Ford's last evening to
large audience notwithstanding the inclemency
Of the weather. Miss LeClercq was fatteringly
received and accorded unstinted applause for her
excsllent acting throughout the evening. She is
. consistent and conscientious artist, and gives
undertakes. MI: wood, who supported Miss Le-
81 Sns
the play moro extended notice; still We could
soy no more, FIVE wrote columns, than to express
aisP 9r tss n
which 1t was produced.
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
willard hall was crowded last evening to wit.
ness the mysterious doings Of these mysterious
gentlemen, apd from the manner in which they
were spplauded, and from the amount Of wonder
msnt they caused to be expressed upon the coun-1
tenances Of those present, It 10 reasonable to be
supposed that the audience got their full moneys
much e1eitement all over the city, and many m
are simply marvellous and the thousands who
have deemed themselves cute enough to detect
the means they use to perform them have failed.
Last evening two men went into the cabinet with
the Brothers, and while one yelled to got out al
most ~ soon q the doors were closed, the other
made his appearance looking very pale and ex-
cited. They both declared that neither of the
Davenports moved while they sat beside them,
yet hands were thrust over their faces, the banjo
cracked them ON the head, the bells were rung In
their ears, and whom one of them was let out the
tambofne was resting on the top Of his head.
Captain DsAtley has issued challenge to the
Brothers. He wsgeSs that he can tie them 30 that
they cannot get loose, and II the challenge 10 &C
copied there will be . leetle fun, ehf" The
Dsvenports remain tonight and tomorrow night,
giving . matinee tomorrow afternoon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
CANDIDATES ELECTED.

There will be sixty thousand candidates for
prizes in the next Gift C0ncert Of the Kentucky
Library, and twelve thousand will be elected to
once, that Is, twelve thousand will draw prizes.
As there 10 to be no further postponement, the
3lst Of March viii tell who will have the $3.50 900
cash, and all the other prizes. The tickets will
all be sold before the day of drawing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03

VALUABLE SECONDHAND BOOKS,
from public .ales and private libraries, in good
clean condition, and at low prices at
ANSLIM's Antiquarian Bookstore,
+ and Fifteenth streets, pear the Treasury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
REMEMBER

the great Inducements offered in "Burt-s-' hns
boots and shoes, for gentlemen, ladies' misses and
children. at T. s. Gartrelis, 800 Seventh street,
corner Of /. 49,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03

: NdSSE1 . FHIL4DELFHII dLE
is the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
and restaurants In the District. The reason is
strength or favor. Families supplied with hal II
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned by Palmer
Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, D. @.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
J.H. SQUIER 4 CO.,
CHOICE INVESTMENTS.

Bankers, No. 1910 Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent. on all deposits.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
b. II. WARNER.

Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, No. - Sew.
enth street, will remove to new Offices In Federal
buildings, corner Of and Seventh streets, on the
10th pr0ximo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
TAX BILLS
MAssEY,S PHILADELPHIA ALE

for special improvements and for sewerage set
tied at discount Of twenty Ave to thirty five pei
cent. by the Rogers Banking Company, Sis Sew
enth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
FEEP OUT oF THE COLD

Go to Savage's and get him to put his unrivsled
weather-strip on your windows and doors. Many
have been comforted, and advise their friends to
70 and do likewise. Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
THE xEERoroLIT4A POLICE

GAMBLING AND DRINKIN0 BALLOONS.
A bill has bssa inAsedsssl = ~ Hsan q Rsp-
rsssntaaasss ~ III. 10Dse, = GA aosaA1lg
force Of this DistEisk, ext01ing - pesvfsfna 81
the Gets n rslstioa ~ he9eo1 q uGn1s1ppeee1t -
b kspt or used for csninG q 16EtAs sale q ~.
rooms, hosses Or Plsesg 8 u DlseFie q Uslu!n-
bls whore Il may b bslisved q rspefted thst In
g: g s s:S s g fo..
and to the 6xtufsev aaplements or furniture OF
Any such houee, ron o. gieees - 9 ~ ueprte-
tors, keepers, entlcyssS er efeS1 tnsreoL "
Hcsnses' ma SftSf Sottoes o. such fsvocatiou the
IN ara 70 b REGARDED - unlicensed,
and coma under the pfoyisioas ebcye srumefatsd:
E Esss.ssS 70 ~ o7l'f % the D''''''' %
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
DUNCANS0N, BOWLING + CO., AUG
TONER'S, -.

Joseph ]. May, No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, on
Wednesday, February !, commencing at 10 o'clock,
.. N. This sale will include large assortment
Of fine foreign and domestic goods, and every ar
ticle will be sold to the highest bidder.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
WASHINGTON MECHANICS.
MEETING OF THE AMAILGAMATED
H(NJSE CARPENTERS

ers held their regular semi-monthly meeting las
night at Mechanics hall; Mr.. J. p. Macke.
tary.
The monthly report, eminsting from the hou
Office, Manchester, England, was received an.
read. It shows: Number Of branches in England
2le; ireland, 10; Scotland, 8: United States Is
sn q eR
The following were elected members or tn.
F. Garter, D. Kirion, p. Sweeney, J. Low, j
Beaumont, J. Duckers, E 9askiIl, G. Morgan
w. johnson, J. Bennoy, T. Harrison, r. God
All Of the above are from branches in the British
Isle. Those for the executive COMMITTEES in thi
country have not yet been reported.
the Organization in the central committees. o
| trades union, submitted the platform and rulei
y that body ,,., N, branch ,ao,,.
Mr.. Williams desired to know by what author
ity delegates were sent from the branch TO- ths
they obtained that permission. Such . step dars
gamatsd branch centred committee il New York
y were no. 0iis
this action thai = nov
do one Of two thingseither indorss the platform
and rules Of the central COMMITTEES or withdraw
their delegates from that body. He was surprised
Ct the stand taken BY Mr.. Williams, for hereto
fore he had professed strong interest In the labor
movement, and had taken an active part fH the
securing OF eight hours.
Mr.. Lowe would not vote cent to pay for the
delegates going to the Central committee. He wsa
opposed to It In the beginning, and stin IN In
the same opinion. II the holse-carpentersshaye
e sna thu 1t
selves TO- any other trades skirts and to beeoms
n. Schultz g hoped they xSsn esnsn: s hon,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03
TaKE Gre or YOUR Y.LU.R1rs

IKE CARE OF FOUR FALU1BLES.
. Call snd examine the fire and burglar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keepny Of securities Jewels, silver-ware or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03

FoRD's OPERA HOUSE
FASHIONABLE HIGH COMEDY.
Engagement Of the really great and gifted dra-
matte artist,
MISS CARLOTrA LECLERCQ,
who, with the excellent actor,
MR. H. II. WOOD.
and fun company, rehearsed under her own super-
vision, viii Produce Ghherts exquisite satirirsI
fYGMALIoN AND GALATEA,
with the original mise, -n scene
3. A4In preparation, the great American emo
tional drama, full ofheari interest," and the SUPER
EATE, by BARLEY Campbell, of Chicago. Also,
Wnkie Collins own version Of the NEW MAGBA-
LEN. Seats can be secured In advance for the en-
week English Comic Opera, Ms. oatcs, wild, an
AUGMENTED company, chorus and orchestra. feb2
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MIR. ]. g. SAvILLE...-.--Sole Lessee and Director.
the popular and fayorte acror,
MIR. W. j. FLORENCE,
who will appear MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS, February AMI 4 in q Decentralization
from Dickens great Novel of ''NOThorDughfare,
L'ARIME.
ss originally produced by him al Booths Theatre,
JULES s o %n rhsts,; u Mr. " = FL0RFNSE.
In preparation and will be produced during the
COUSIN lack COMING HOME ,
AND EILEEN O6E.
Monday. Februarye, the popular young actor,
Mo- NJ; rkAN S.r MAYO IN Ills great play, ,DAxY
1900 ie"-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03

GEORGETOWN TAx-PAYERs-PROPER-
" TY OW NERS residing In Georgetown and the
West End, who desire to settle their Improv emenI
and Sewerage Tax Bills. and gain the advantage Of
with Mr.. K. L. CkOPLEY, our authorized agent.
Once with.F. W. Jones, ESQ.,, No. ITO, corner Of
Bridge and Congress streets, GEORGETOWN. ID. e..
DICKSON q PATTERSON,
Stock Brokers.
Oces COS Fifteenth st. and 2s Four-and-s-IIalf st.
Prompt attention given to obtaining drawback
for old material. ian2l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-03

OPINION OF THE LEAGUE. (,
A meeting Of the executive committee Of che
satiopal Civil Rights Council Vas held last even