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National Republican., 1874-06-02
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
THE COuNCIL


The Council met yesterday at D. nj hr.
William Stickney (president) In the enair.
Prayer by Rev. G. A. Hall.
Mr.. Golden introduced bill in relation to the
collection Of taxes; which was read first time.
Mr.. Hall introduced bill establishing the
character Of fences In relation TO partition fences
ip The District Of Columbia, which was read first
Mr. MI. Hall, from the Committee on Police. re-
ported back Council bill No. 4, to prevent unlaw-
third M aiiEaadTS tiTe and passed. ~ ''N
At $40 o'clock, on motion of Mr.. Brooks, the
Council adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at the usual hour; the Speaker
in the chair.
Mr.. Robertson offered q concurrent resolution
to prohibit the authorities Of the District from
conveying by deed property sold for general or
special taxes. Referred to the Committee Of
Ways and Means.
Mr.. Boswell offered resolution requesting the
comptroller to furnish detailed statement Of the
amounts paid out of the contingent expenses Of
the last House, with the name of the original
Also. resolution thai The comptroller transmit
to the House the report OF the Police Court so far
as it relates to fines unpaid for the use Of the Dis
Also, that the register furnish q statement Of
the amount paid by the Metropolitan Railroad
Company as provided for under their charter.
Also, bill repeating all acts requiring CONNER.
cIal travellers to take out license. Referred.
Also bill more clearly to define the duties Of
county constables in certain cases. THE bill ex-
empts from seizure on execution all property 70
the value Of s5oo.) Referred to COMMITTEES on
LAWS and Judiciary.
Mr. Carroll offered bill for relief Of the heirs Of
Mary A. Arnold. Referred.
Mr.. Berry presented petition Of A. HanlOn. Re
ferred.
The House then went into COMMITTEES Of the
hole to consioer bill No. Is, providing code OF
local laws for the District, and AFTER some time
spent therein adjourned.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
FOR RATIoNs.

PROPOSALS FOR RAT1oNs.
HEADQUARTERS U. S. MARINE CoRPs,)
QUARTxRMAsTER's OFFICE,
Sealed proposals viii be received a. this once un-
I'll 1l y o.elocE m, Of TEHuksDAY, the ith day Of
States Martn.s al lhe Following stations rom ist
SSSSasfsNHsFftR SSsEfHsf1Rls SiS S...ssESs..s as%S;sifss
BRQOKLYN, New York;
RhshARSfsafSsIa RhshARSfsafS6sI aTYaa p..Eisi 81 coumDa
&QSRo8T, near Norfolk, Virginia;
hSSSSSSfSfisS q, / Sa5SI.Ss; EsiSSIn,.
RsoSn, or e eoand and four
Fresh Beef eighteen ounces Of son Bread or p,01r
our ounces q Corn Meal: and % every one hun;
bred r.tions neen pounds OF Beansor teSs; % 81 zen
esee, or q eiss, s poa1ds Roasted ter roasted and
ocna Coffee OF one gSSaq fna foSr osarts of Vine
gar; one pouSd d and four ounces OF 1damantins 9r
ssr S,Ses four pOSSp&s; & o S SuI ounces Of
r.tions are to be delivered upon the order of
the commsndins ofhcer OF each station, the Fresh
Bear either n Suif or by the single ration Of good
SSy Z. sSS negy
he PORK, 80. ], Prime Mess Port; ihe he Flour known
,taiou T ocsted he ce good ko tho
Gar. good New Orleans or Us e9ni,aisa- and The
s0%Vini iii sassjt ssSsjsct to inspection.
sponshlty must be certified by United States dis
tfci Judge, district attorney or collector, must ae-
ecIpnnS pnrSSposal vii be Considered unless accompa-
can Dc ostsinsd upon application At any OF the ma
EsMsuspsrs authorized to publish the above will
send the paper the hrs, insertion to this
to be indorsed Proposals for Ratious
and addressed to the un1syrssiignsedd;I y s,.cr
MAJOR and ouartermaste=, u. 5. Marine Corps.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
A CORRECTION.

Ma. EDITOR: VIII you have the kindness to
correct an error which occurred in your paper of
yesterday, under the heading Of "a Free Fight"
On Saturday evening about o'clock, Mr.. Nc
Nally and myself were standing on the corner Of
Thirteenth street fnd Pennsylvania avenue, walt
ing for q street car, when two men, unknown to
me, came up and ipsulted Mr. McNally, and in
my attempt TO protect him was knocked down
by heavy instrument OF some kind; after which
the parties ran Of. / did not know that an arrest
had been made until was asked by an officer to
Identify man who had been arrested, and was
supposed 70 have committed the assault.
ALBERT H. YRRMILLIoN.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
A DISHONEST WAITER.
THE EBBITT HOUSE ROBBED OF TABLE
WARE.

For some time past plates, knives. spoons and
other tableware have been mysterionsly dissp-
pearing from the Ebbitt house, and no clue could
thief purlofning them. Finally tho loss became
50 great and continued on the Increase that Mr..
.. o. Willard, the proprietor laid the case before
the detective department, and Detectives Sar-
gent and McElfresh took the matter In HAND and
succeeded in tracing the stolen articles 10 Lewis
Green, colored, waiter in the hotel. His house
on First street, near Maryland avenue southwest,
was searched and considerable OF The missing
property found. The accused was arrested, tAksh
TO police headquarters, and held TO await On ex-
animation to-day,
National Republican., 1874-06-02
ELEcrLoN or oEEIcERS.

A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Franklin
Insurance Company was held yesterday afternoon
at the once Of the company, and the gentlemen
serving during the past year were reelected As 0
board OF directors to serve for the ensuing year.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Georgetown Gas Company took place yesterday,
and w. Bucknell, W. +. Seymour, DR.. Joshua
Riley, A. II. Pickersll, r. p. Dodge, James
Weaver, and @. w. Cropley were elected a. .
board Of directors
National Republican., 1874-06-02
uyHIs IS TO GIVE Nor1cr rHAT THE

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia holding special
iss5s On .he ps5so1r1 sy
deceased. Al persons having claims against NE
same, with the vouchers thereof % the subssriber
ON or before the 2.th day of MAY next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benent OF
the said estate. Given ander my hana this y day
of May, 1874. z. N. LEWIS,
myZ.Wew' Exscptqg,
National Republican., 1874-06-02

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" a.. .WAsHIEgLoS. D. G., May n tsN.
York, N. T., praying 1ot the. extension OF =
patent granted to him on the l4th day Of August,
Planning:
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the nth day Of July next; that the time
for aling Arguments and the examinerS report Be-
limited 70 re Eth dsy q July ne3t and that said
Any person may oppose this extension.
myi6-S3w 81. u. LEG0ETT. Commissioner.
National Republican., 1874-06-02

in ENDLESS VARIETY. INCLUDING THE
STYLES, THE MOST FASHIONABLE THIS
SEASON, AND TWENTY-FIVE DIFFER
EST-SIZED MAN. PRICES, FROM sl.50 TO
s5. EISEMAN BROS,
5Ck Seventh sireet MAY building
National Republican., 1874-06-02
CRIMINAL COURT = MIR. JUSTICE

. OEIN. .... r.r...
This court was engaged rs follows yesterday:
Armistsad Holmes, for resisting Ofhcer ohnson
on the 9Th day Of April last, was fined $50 or i'm
prisonment for thirty days.
Rome Smith, for assault on James Garrett, was
sentenced to pay Q fne OF $50.
James Henry. for assault upon Elizabeth Jen-
nings on the 18th day OF May last, was fined tIs
Julius Brown, on appeal from the Polics Court,
was fined 80. =
Ohas. Feckiing, for an assault on John n. May
in Georgetown, was fined $50. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
TAKE CARE OF YOUR yALUABLEs.

Call and examine the fire and burglar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, siYer-ware other
yaluablcs. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford 10 do without them.
Take warning from tie Chicago and Boston .fres
National Republican., 1874-06-02

Commencing this (Monday) evening at 73o
o'clock, Messrs. Latimer & Cleary, auctione ers
Will sell at their rooms, corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Eleventh street. large collection OF
about two thousand volumes. Catalogues are
now ready.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
a RIPE nHINnE

This even Ing, commencing at 9 o'clock, Messrs.
Green y Nilliams, auctioneers, will sell forty
four uTble building lots, fronting on Twelfth,
Thirseenth, v and w streets, at auction. The
lots being twenty feet front BY one hundred feet
deap to hne alleys, making fine building lots, we
ask the attention Of ballders to them, the sale
is positive aud title perfect. A splendid oppor-
tunity 10 fnyest
National Republican., 1874-06-02
WHEN YoU CAN DO so ALWAYS CHOOSE
The BEST

Dealers in Soda Water will consult their own
interests by orderidg the best Soda Water in
Steel Fountains, from Samuel o. Palmer, George
town, d. q. Counter fixtures, and syrup bottles
loaned.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
AUCTION SALEroF ROOFS

THE BEST assortment OF Gentlemen's, Boys
and Children's Straw Hats can be found ai
X. e. LEWIS
<2osSeventh street, between and X.
National Republican., 1874-06-02

THE Rowland Dental Association have re-
moved to No. 2lo Four-and-a-half street, opposite
their old place Of business. Please give them q
National Republican., 1874-06-02

FINARnT1L-
rrw yopK srock z

NEw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FGrnish.d5y LeL0is JohNIson Co., Bankers, Vernon
ROr, northeast corner PenRSVLU1ntd dSsnWs and
Teilta street, Washington.
= AHn,-nAN Luna L. ln1I.
National Republican., 1874-06-02

Persons with active brains and o delicate or.
ganiZation should never be subjected to violent
purgation or any other treatment calculated to
prostrate them. Leeching, cuppiny, starving,
and intestinal rasping are OF doubtful expedIency
In any case, but they are almost certain death to
the sensitive and fragile. What such persons
need is stimulation, and the very best invigorant
they can take Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters To
give depicting medicines to the nervous, the de-
bilitated, the infrm, the emaciated, the despond-
nc, is like firing broadsides into q sinking ship.
Thousands Of dyspeptics arek killed every year by
that sap the physical and constitutional
stamina which, IL reinforced by that powerful
vegetable tonic, would soon prove an overmatch
for the disease II Is true that the bowels require
irolled, as well as the stomach to be toned and
the system strengthened; and let 1t be borne in
mind that the Bitters accomplish these objects
gently and surely.
National Republican., 1874-06-02

Leaving outstanding bills receivable
The following is q list of the bonds, nStsg apd
ss sSsasurer u the s public S sseurtiss being BY him
Sh pdd 81 n Ssp0a SsnpsnS GS
q washington city, p. o." Washington eorpora-
per cent interest, paid regularly; Missouri State
ell 900, per cent: interest," paid regularly Ten
nesses State, ell 900 per cent, not paid; Nash
United States fve-twenty coupon bonds, q, ooo, q
corporation, 5000 per cent interest, paid Tegu.
ing Interest at 10 per cent, $1,000 and secured by
deed Of trust, makes total securities, se2loo,
from which it will be that to the securities OF
added 81 900 bearing 10 per eentum per snnum In
terest, and 5000 heretofore in Missouri State
skies, invested likewise at 10 per eentum per an
1t may not be uninteresting to state that since
June 1866, the number Of lots sold has been 23,
the amount Of sales being s3T, ,Ss7; number Of
single sites sold has been 20, the amount Of sales
being Seo2-the receipts from sales being, sSs, $50;
OF which s1s 363 has been invested in securities,
amounting to sA 900 ct their par value; the resi-
extension and other improvements Of the grounds.
Respectfully submitted.
Adopted BY the board Of managers, May Is, 1874.
JAMES GoszLER, Secretary.
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS.
There were represented at the meeting one
hundred and twenty votes.
After the transaction Of some routine business,
Mr.. Corcoran nominated the following gentlemen
as board Of managers to serve for the present
year: q. NJ. Matthews, p. T. Barry, NJ. W. Gait
and John Q. Harkness. After o ballot was taken
the gentlemen on the ticket were elected.
Mr.. Polkinhorn offered resolution returning
thanks to Mr.. Daniel Barker, superintendent OF
the grounds. for his faithful services during the
past year, which was unanimously adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
REAL ESTArE DEALER
The SALE oF hook.

II you want to sell your property without delay
at public or private sale go 70 b. II. Warner cor
ner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
DlANOS.

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
~ Dress Goods, I2x, Is, Is, % and IS cents.
Striped Grenadines, l2S5 to 81 y cents.
S-4 Black Wool Grenadines, el.S, worth ESQ.
Black Iron Grenadines, very low.
Satin Striped Grenadines, less than market price.
Pongee and Japanese s ks reduced.
La.e Points and Jackets at cost.
White Goods cheap, IN Swl5ses, Victoria Lawns,
Mains oOks, Organdics, and Perclles.
Lldies, Linen Suit ngs, 12H TO G1 cents -
ParasOls In new styles at reduced prices
r. N. NACDAIN,
jeI 636 Pennsylvania avenue. south side.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
WILLARD HALL,
w Eatrance on + street, near Fourteenth.
At the request Of many persons,
NIB. sUTRO
Has consented 10 repeat his Lecture on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated by the CALCIUM LIGHT,
ATS O'Clock on rhs cTeaings OF
EVERY
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Unless OF herwtse advertised.

Among the diagrams and views exhibited during
the ertUTe will be the fUIlOwing Map OF the United
States showing the Mineral Regions; tho Treasure
Chest of the Nation; Dividing Line Of Gold and
Silver; che WRshoe Range OF Mountains; Geologt-
cal History; Mount Davidson as an Island Peak
OF TraehyIei How Comstock Lode OrigiuAtedI
Horses: Filling Of the FisSure with Gold sn silver
Interior View or the Richest Mines In the World;
Two Hundred Millions OF Dollars Produced Already
Mouth OF the Sutro Tunnel. Conveying Ar TO
The Mines; Railroad; Timberinki Boring Holes
GlyceIine or Giant Powder; Machine shop; Dvelh
Ing; Garden; Curious Rocks; Shafts l. = !! 4, extef
rior and Interior; Old Rentuck and E'1 JAokassl
View ffom the summit over the Forty-E lie Desertt
Westward View towards Mount Davidson; Virginia
City ami Gold I'LL; shaft 900 Feet Deep; Capitol
at Washington and ST; Paui's In Londoni DEAD
Weight, Water, Ore, Waite ROCK, and Ton Of
Silver Every bay; so Cords OF Fire Wood Burned
In 81 Hours; Ilnlng Pumps; the Most CROOKED
Railroad In the World: Discovery and Hiding Of
Orc; the Opposition to. tho Sutro TGnnel; Stod4
GamHing; Rascalities OF the California Bank Rinek
Chea;inx and Kobblng the Public; BEiotng Of
judges aud Legislatures; EmployiLS Yslal Presfl
Lowering and HoistiDg OF Orei WateT Power CtilJ
lied in Mines: Mines of the HarZ Mountains, In
Germany: Chimney Z, 90 Feet High; Principles OF
Ventilation; ConSump;ivc Miners-the cause Of hn =
.nahtIy demands a remedy; Acciderts In MinesI
Cave-Mlnsrs Buried Alivei Prematgro Blast
maIIned and blinded; A Deluged AIins-dead bodiea
no ftinK stout; Failing Down the shat; Fire In
the yellow Jacket Minc-t2 miners burned to deathi
Esca pc and Rescue through the Tunnel; also VlewA
OF Mining Scenes In all Parts OF the World.
Admission fire.. Tickets may be obtained on ap-
P:ication at the ofice of WIZARDS Hotrl, at tho
mons Bookstore. Those heI etofore Issued are good
for ali lectures. lEY-o- in f
National Republican., 1874-06-02
WHITE VESTS

y Messrs. Latimer & Cleary will be continued
mis- (Tuesday) evening, when many of the best
ooks in the collection viii be closed out.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
CITY ITEMS.
IMPORTANT TO THE SENSITIVE.

To HAVE ELEGANT LIGHT BISCUITS. rolls buck
wheat ca Ses, fruit dumpltngs, &C., you should use
DOoley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer ior It,
National Republican., 1874-06-02
PICNIC PARTIES
AND
EXCURsl0NISTS

Can End with IL a great variety OF Canned
Mats: u,.Is h"tsd ,oe G1pr Isnekk Srsksys
ANCHOylEs in Oil, ANCH0yIES in
Slurc. ANCHOYIES in brine, ANChOVY
PASTE, BLOATER PASTE. LOBSTER,
SALMON, sPICED OYSTERS, CANNED
OYSTER SOUP. CLANS, SPICED TGR-
KEY CHICKEN, TONGUE, GAME,
DUCK. PARTRIDGE. HAM. CANNED
SOUPS: GREEN TURTLE, MOCK TuR-
TLE, TOMATO C0NSOME, JuLlENNE,
ROM. OX-TAiL, CHICKEN, and BEEF;
ROAST BEEF In cans, CHOCOLATE
PASTE In smsii Jars; gIsEp7Ts,d, "a !, I, f9E Il in;tSnt M
several varieties, from the celebrated house
OF MAlLLE; ENGLISH PICKLES,
SAUCE, Wp, IS. from the " w;llIsn9wn y house %
SERVED FRUITS. FRUIT In BRANDY,
CANNED NEeErABLES, EXTRACf
National Republican., 1874-06-02
FOUNTAIN AQUAIIUMs.
NO ONE NEED BE SHORT OF MONEY

Something novel and beautiful for fish and
flowers. Just the thing for conservatories Call
and see In operation at the show rooms of Hamil-
ton & Pearson, Y. NJ. O. A. building.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
COOKS TOURS AROUND AND ADO OF TIE
WORLD

Mr.. Thomas Cook, Of London, senio n mariner in
the firm Of Cook, Son Jenkins n Broadway,
New York, having arrived In A onerica for the
purpose q accompanying the e. eat educational
nifcent steamer Bolivia. chart cred Specially for
the purpose, to leave New Y yrk, June 30, may be
eommnncateo al Win, peIso ally or by letter, in
Europe, to Egypt and tiestine, and round the
world, at Metropolitan 3hs hotel, on wednesday,
nne j between the hours Of - Mr.. Cook
Will be especially p'.eased 10 meet any Already
booked for the cd Acational tour or who are de-
slrous OF uniting 9Th the party,
National Republican., 1874-06-02
NORD'S OPERA HOUSE
$1,000

UNPARALLELED EXHIBITION OF PHYSI-
CAL STRENGTH. GRAND CONCERT, under.
the auspices OF Professor ROWE,
On MONDAY, June g. IS5L At
LOEFFLER'S WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
I09 New York arLsGe northwest.
The Committee OF Competitors have selected .
pair OF horses owned by Sir. GoodcnOngh, Of the
"HorSe-Shoelng Society shop" " to whom The pTtE9
of l,O0O will bs awarded In the event that these
horses shall prove able IO draw the undsTslgned
from OF 8 -Irrtcher.
Sc =.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
COOKS TOUR S
Around and About tie World.

Mr.. THOMAS COOK, OF London, senior partnerin
the firm OF Cook, Son & JENKINS, .6l broadway,
New York, having arrived In America for the pur-
pose OF accoIrp rying the great Educational Party
to Europe, leaving New York by the magnificent
steamer BOLIVIA, chartered specially for the pur-
pose, 10 leave New York June =, may be commH-
nicated WITH personally by letter, in reference
10 Tours from America TO all parts of Europe, TO
Egypt and Palestine, and Round the World,
AT METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4,
between the hours of Mr.. Cook will be es-
pcriIlly pleased to meet any already booked for the
Educa fional Tour or who are desirous Of uniting
with the Party. jel
National Republican., 1874-06-02
EOR EXCURSIONS.
EoR MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer ARROW, captain Frank HcIIngs-
had, having been rebuilt and ehurety rentLe1 oY
hsr present owners, will leave her wharf,
= FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY (SuDdA Us exceptetO NJ ~ O'CLOCh EOEsS
MOUNT VERNON, =
inEs. =, JAMES S1h hEc,.
febls Gen. SnD't Steamer Arrow.
OLD No, ON EXHIBITION NEwN0
4S6 and SAlo 439
-ra ST. At TTHSr.
MAR X RITE RS,
No. ESeSeventh ST., between ID and streets, slxhh,
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oh Paintings, Ensrzvings Chromos, &c.
ALSO, largest STOCK OF PapcrhanginXs, WtnoON
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and TAs-
sells, rings, Nails. &C., In the District.
Please remember Name and Num5er. le1S-lJ'
National Republican., 1874-06-02
CLARET WINE,

All grades and quality: CTARET suitable for
MIXED DRINKS, PUNCHES, &c. PRICE,
t} 81 per dozen.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
SUMNER TOURISTS,

And THOSE who leave the CITY during the
8 miner months for the COUNTRY. SUM-
MEG RESORT, or SEASHORE, arc IN
formed that we have great variety OF M
POR FED TABLE LUXURIES, SAUCES
and CONDIMENTS. Articles packed and
STRIPED by express TO any part Of the
county.
National Republican., 1874-06-02


the cOloTed people in this country has been of
told benefits not only in bringing them to knoWl-
edge Of Jesus Christ, but in eoInteracting the
debasing influences Of slavery and the slave laws;
saving them from O moral degradation that is
fearful TO contemplate.
The slave laws recognized no obligation either
morally or intellectually to redeem them from
ignorance and darkness or to improve their hearts
and minds by the teachings OF Christian love and
Fellowship: They were totally neglected, and had
no rights that white men were bound to respect,
either Of religion politics. The Constitution Of
their country, which secured liberty to every
other person In the land, was to them q dead let
ter. It is true the Church did 20 SO far as to
exclude them by canon, but practically they were
excluded from all Of its dement's. and their pres
ence was barely tolerated in secluded parts OF the
temple. They were not only the civil and politI-
cal Pariahs Of American society, but also Of the
Christian Church. Their claims for personal
liberty and political recognition and fellowship
under our republican form OF government were
denied them with supremocon only equaled
Sy that Of the dental Of the Church Of Christian
cognlze1 at all Il was only as necessity to q
tutelage that better fitted them for profitable
service to their masters.
Tho Christian Church Gt irst only tolerated
American slavery, but alas! its ministry fell and
from mere federation, It embraced and defended
It; TO the cOiored man there was but one text
from which the gospel was preached, "Seryants
obey your masters" His nature, so susceptible
OF religious Instruction was blunted by false doe
trines: What vas the love Of Christ, as practl.
calIy shown 70 him By the white Christian, but a
moekeTy- how was he, poor, ignorant and blind
under such teachings TO grow In Christian knowl-
edge and truth? What was the Christian minis
Try to him but q band OF moral towards and
bypocr1tes, who had one gospel for the white man
and another for the black.
NY friends It was such denlorabls state Of
affairs as have described that compelled the
colored people 10 establish Christian churches
and am sorry to say It, but 1t was the want OF
confidence In the Justice and truth Of the doctrines
preached 70 them by white ministry in Christian n
churches. and the belief that the ministry itself
were false to their Christian duties and profes.
sions, that led thom to the unchristian desire 10
have separate churches. TO be known as "colored
churches" Slavery and the Church permitted
this: they reasoned that the negro was highly
emotional by nature, and that his crude and iRno-
rnnt idea OF God and religion would result IN A
style and method Of worship that would serve as
A safety valve TO The exurberance Of his animal
nature. They did not care how grotesuue his
behavior, or how false his conceptions might be
of what was proper and right to be done in the
house Of God, so long IS the service did not par
take OF nature to weaken tho hold slavery had
upon his body and mind. Protesting white Chris
,tians stood By and cared not what e1eesses were
National Republican., 1874-06-02

Everything sold guaranteed to give sltlsfsc-
tion, and if not SO can be returned. We
deal in FIRST quality and FINE goods
only.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
CATAWBA WINE,
TRAVELLERS
AND
SPOaTSMEN

VIII LOOK no further for q choIce selection
OF WINES from FRANCE and GER
MANY.
All the above gooIs are in tn or glass, in small
packages prepared for instant use, and can be
carried without brta takIng.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-04
Darts from the Devai3

Or CUPID NUUSFD,
book lust issucd, exporting the " Personals
that have appeared in the New York newspapers /:
tn cir history and lcHson. stylish bialns fully cH-
posed Advertisements or desperate men to boas-
tifu women, clandestiIcd meetings, how frnttra-
ted The history Of the Goodrich tragedy, the re-
suit OF a "pesor.al." Description OF living Broad
way statues Exposes social cOrrupnon, sent on
receipt of so cent?. Address Unique Printing House
Sc Vesey Street New York