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pr o, pArrss AND rss,lrrss BY The Rev u r. II,Tel'
,1nr Sf OF susie and aoisis" viii fny Illustrations LIMO
coth 81 %. -,
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b. wsI. ascEsy Frederick weiiy s'9 Paper ioe'''
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Tng PAys Novel z , Ea',f gsl,Is Bar,, Is ISSs II,'SS
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BtpyFSs MOTIFS on THE HEBREWS NOTES, ExPL'nR' M ~
ToaY AND PsAGGAL n E eapa i3mo &C coh 81 80
The following volumes Of Revised Bitos Of Bire' Notes On
'ha fSs NJ" GS:rss as,': y o- coruu Co.
HrSruass ASO GALauiSs-BPngsrsss, Ph'L~PAS~ AND 'o
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ApRScrss OF THULE A AEov,l Byw,msm Blael, Aosot 9th :
OF Love Or asrnaee Rmea," Ibe Strange Adventures '
HARRY HEATHCoTg OP GASGoIL ATsle ofAa'tr1ian Ba'n
Life Dv Anboug Tfolope, author Of The warden bar
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TONS OF KMP6lQR 6lhGS, sENs' Ar H5Sfr
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JOSEPH TIE JEW. The story Of an Oh hou'e So' Paper oo''
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I lie te OF sara Coedg Eitd " gd D@ush''4 WI" '"'
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| rURTg1TIgB oy THE METHODS OF COUSrERACriN@ IN
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Esyfors oct O. 1873 By lheoiof CistAeb Ph D. y ~ slS
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PLrMERs PASTORAL THEOLOGY nis And ie'f' N I,'o'1'
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HErprET FRElrn's PROSPERITY. By Mrs. Newton .
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Aide Az EPISODE OF GOETHEs LIFE. By Emma -
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NBwYORK, FftIav. Mareh II, Is1t.
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south side Of Eghetbst $40 feet cast of Fonrtbayes
Cor $4,000
James MhlIler sold by order of the Supreme Court
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the south side Of Fty Hrts', io fcft west of Second
ave for sii soO The premises FIJI yseycDthst., ado
yertised be sold ny the samo auetIoneer wac poss
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HIS TWO WIVES,
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ROMANCE OF GOETnES LIFE BY Emma Lazarus AnlhoI '
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HIS TWO WIVES,
MARY CLENNLR ANrSS NOVEL,
Just begun ~
EVERY SATURDAY.


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HIS TWO WIVES,
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e principal described vet ts DOCS Is one ts appeals
tue 4osIis oi all
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

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I,"tj D. ~ a. So ol''''' ne'' '"''e' NJ A' " - 80 900
80 b,a ., 49,. ne.r 5-f6'.t .... 1000
lstors house 6h-ayc, J3i-st chrsp; sl,o
story hous Slle. 80 f. deep Eol eNg -
New-York tribune., 1874-03-14

beautiful new ven iu lstanti.l oarsors, sstocp, bross
.tone HOUSE IN ane order Fythirjt between th md SA
sts 2O1dOI purh,e only need rns 'cTns Ie
60 OWNER No ~ Pu,-st, Rooms u and 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-21
apRnrAL Nn1rnE "a. $500.

SPECIAL N0TIOE-TGep proprietor.
Of Ls Droit Park offer the fen houses stu
remaining Uns0ld Of che large number just
completed at loo prices. These houses are
carried in size, style and priee, and are
complete NTH all city cOnUenienees. They
are close to the city, being only about as far
as the Capitol % from TIE White House
from sither Of those points, NTH Vids
dV6nuss extending to each, and being higher
than N street they afford commanding
Ui6s0S Of the city. They are all within
about three squares Of tho Ss1sHth and
Ninth street cars, and only four squares
from the C0reorGH market. We offer them
as Jtirst-eEass property in sUery respect,
tOhsther for rssidsMs or Investment, and
upon the most advantageous terms. That
the promises 10 made last year haze been
fully redeemed, are iHVits the inspection Of
the public. This property is the "gilt
edge" Of the city.
T We vH rent a fen Of these elegant
suburban elias and cottages to Ifrst-cIass
tenants only at lon prices, il early app!ica-
ton Is made.
Il. L. BARBER 3 co.,
PropristorS,
7os E Street northwest, opposite P. o.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-21
SOME SOUND ADVTCE,

If the Democratic party would listen to
papers like the Courier-JournaI instead of
to the old Bourbon leaders, who seem in
capable of understanding that they are liv-
ing in the latter end, and not in the begin.
ming of the century, it would be good deal
better for the party and for the country.
The great trouble with the two parties
to-day is that they are standing still, with
this difference, that the Republican party
has been at q halt for four years, while the
opposition has been standing still for four.
teen years, if not for twenty -four. The
two, In the words of Mr.. Buckle, are en-
deayoring 'to meet new emergencies with
old maxims" For instance, IN the South,
the Democratic or Conservative party can
not see its way out of the difficulties that
beset 1t, except By demanding the negro
back again to slavery, or to condition
which is tantamount TO it. They are un-
willing to accept the results Of the war, and
are straining every effort TO turn back the
civilization and the progress Of the century.
What is 1t but the old maxim that negro
Is only TT to be the servant Of the white
man, and that his fit and natural condition
is slavery The Democracy Of the North
bases its claims for recognition and . re.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-21
COFFICLAL.l
U. S. Navy Regulation Circular No. IO.I

~. S. Navy Regulation Circular No. Iol
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, August ], ls74. !
The once Of Executive Uhcer Of the Navy
Yards is hereby abolished.
There shall be attached to each Navy Yard an
officer not above the rank Of Commander, who
shall be called Senior Aid to Commandant
He shall act &c the principal aid OF the Com
mandant IN regard 70 the business Of the Yard.
He shall have no direct authority or control OF
the affairs Of the Yard by virtue Of his own rank
or position, but 1t shall be his duty to convey 70
the heads Of the departments Of the Yard such
orders as the Commandant shall desire 70 trans
NIT verbally and It shall also be his duty to visit
and observe all parts OF the Navy Yard and its
enabIe the Oornmandant to be fully Informed as
10 the harmonious working ofthe various parts Of
the whole station under his command.
II necessary other line officers Of inferior rank
may be attached to the Yard IS subordinate aids
to the Commandhnt for the purpose Of assisting
this officer, and for general experience and OBJ
servation in the duties Of their profession, but
they. IKE the Senior Aid, will have no authority
except as aids and assistants TO the OommandAnti
Tbsrs sSsIi - attached to each Navy Yard a
Captain Of the Yard, who shall DO senior 70 all
tho other line officers IN the Navy ara, and
shall IN the absence Of the OommRndant, act 10
his place as OommRndant. a..H-r. -rE .
he shan pave special charge 80.
VI TING police Of the Navy 7 ard, and the ENFORCE
ment Of police regulations. .
keep in good and working order the Ore engines,
nose and hre apparatus generally. IL s--.
VI 81 the nree and lights In the workshops,
and aitsr Working-hours 70 the afternoon be shall
Of IRE through the night. =
OF keeping the walks and grounds Of the Navy
Yard clean and In good condition,
OF tho berthing, moving and moorinR OF vessels,
and Of the IRE and other tugs. =
He shall exercise no authority ana Issue no or.
ders By virtue Of his rank over the heads Of tie
other departments relative to the buSineSs or per
tanning 70 the special duty Of such Departmental
Should, however, any matter come under HIS no
tioe, OF that Of any other oficer, which IN hiB or
their Judgment may appear 10 be contrary 70 the
regulations Of the Navy, or adverse 70 the IN
tefestS OF the service, It is the duty Of any such
otieVr immediately 70 eommunisate the fact TO