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words, it would cause reduction of $3.50
per barrel in the cost of flour consumed in
thefuture. The consumption of two barrels
Of -four by single person would refund to
him his tax for the Improvement. But the
economy would continue for all time. The
reduction in the cost of other staple
articles of consumption would be in
like proportion. These public channels
" ould govern rates Of transportation upon
all private lines. The expenditure Of the
money required TO build them would stimu-
late the demand for labor, the production
of supplies of all kinds, the circulation OF
money among producers in every portion
of the country, causing labor and capital
to cooperate harmoniously in the accumu-
lation and proper division of the wealth
produced
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q WORRINGMEN


DIT TIE HORhIAGuEH L "
WORK
The article printed in The NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN about ten days ago under the
above caption has attracted the widest
attention among our contemporaries, and
evoked favorable comment from journals
of all shades of political belief and thought.
1t is conceded upon every hand that the
reverses of October and November were
entirely owing to the financial and indus
trial condition of the country, and that if
the Republican party wishes to regain its
ascendency and leadership of the country
it must do something TO lift up PROSTATE
trade, to put the mechanics and working
men to work.
The Pittsburg (Pa.) Commercial Re
publican paper, the Cincinnati Enquirer,
Democratic organ, indorse the views we
have put forth, and point out the
policy we have advocated as the only
policy that can save the country. The
Alabama State Journal, speaking for
its section on the subject, says:
No matter how much economy is
"Iracticed, it counts for nothing while the
"people are pressed for bread and the
"mills and manufactures are idle. Let
Congress when it shall convene in De-
"cember, repair the injury. Let them
"cease to gable about the attainment
"of the impossible. Let them adopt
"means whereby TO relieve, with all
possible expedition, the wants Of the
County. Let them adopt such COM
"mercial policy as shall put our manufac
''tories into successful operation and afford
abundant work for the workingmen Of
"the nation. Let the next three months
"be diligently spent in work and wise leg
"islation and the restoration of good
"times, and then we shall hear no more
"Of Democratic victories in the life time
"of the present generation. This is the
lone great object to be attained, for which
call others should be sacrificed. Let a
Republican Congress restore to the ma
"tion good times which shall as far
ECLIPSE all that is past as the past rule of
Republicans has distanced all preceding
administrations. Let us have good
"times, and from Republican Congress,
"and Immediately if not soonerr'
The future of the Republican party rests
with the party itself and its leaders. fit
has the courage to do what it ought to do,
and what the country expects at its hands,
the defeats of the present will be turned
into victories in the future. There is moth.
ing to be gained by cowardice and timidity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

Advices from Prescott, Arizona territory,
say that official returns show that c. c. Bean
was elected Delegate to Congress over Stevens,
who was supposed to be elected. Both run as
independent candidates. Bean is of Reput-
liean and Stevens of Democratic proclivities.
The election will be contested.
The Hartford CourdHf, referring to the re-
port Of insulting messages and packages sent
to General Butler since his defeat, says that the
wit or humor to be found in such attempts is
of very low order, and well adds: "The men
who perpetrate practical jokes on defeated
candidate are usually the ones who toady to
him when successful"
The Chicago Journal thinks the practice of
electing Congressman who are to serve only
two years, at an election held more than
year before their work begins, is a manifest
blunder. Unless some unlooked-for emergency
should arise, the Forty-Fourth Congress will
not meet until December, 1875, and the men,
bers will hardly begin TO show their fitness for
their places before the nominations for their
successors will be made.
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TIE Little Rock (Arkansas) Republican Of the
1lth-whose editor, Mr.. Price, was arrested few
nights ago by Mr.. Garland's order-prlnts the
following editorial: AT last we have received
shall we say extorted?-the recognition as South
ern Republicans to which we are Justly entitled.
Elsewhere in this paper may be seen a leading
editorial from THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. Its
delineation of suiGerngs and sacrifices is vivid
and truthful. Such recognition cannot fail OF ap-
preciatiOn 1t stirs the blood in our veins II has
been our steady purpose never to disgrace our
comrades who fell upon the field OF battle in this
glorious cause. The fight is in reality the same
Southern Republicans occupy the skirmish line.
To feel that we are at last appreciated, and that
we are henceforth to be supported, sends a thrill
through all our ranks. The recent reverses, we
have hoped, would develop the old chivalry Of the
party. So long as we can feel and know that the
great party behind us and the National Admins
tration can be relied upon to sustain the settle
ments Of the war and the principles of recon-
struction, We shall not hesitate to carry on this
holy crusade for God and liberty, and If need be,
to die at our post. We trust Southern RepuhH-
cans, and those in Arkansas in particular, may
ever prove themselves worthy Of such apprecia-
tioH and compliment as that bestowed by The
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.'
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IOFFICIAL.l

Uniform circular. NAVY DEP ARTNENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Nov. :, 1874. (
On and alter the LIST OF January, 1915. all ON.
GERS Of the navy to whom this regulation can
apply will wear on their blue cloth trOWsers for
fun dress q stripe Of navy gold lace down the
outer seam. Of the width OF that on their fall
dress-cOats.
After the above date lieutenant commanders,
and officers ranking with that grade, will wear
on their sleeves two strips Of gold lace half an
inch in width, with one strip quarter OF an inch
in width between them, each quarter OF an inch
apart.
Lieutenants, and officers ranking with that
grade. will two strips Of haltinch gold lace,
one quarter Of an inch apart.
GEO. NJ. ROBSON,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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THE Tribune thinks that a quarrel is
likely to take place this winter between
the President and the leaders of the Re
publican party in Congress. The new
organ Of the Democracy in New York
would doubtless like TO see that condition
Of affairs; but its hopes are certain to be
disappointed. 1t will see more united
Marty than ever
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The Hon. S. S. Cox is industriously
working for the Speakership of the House
Of Representatives in the Forty-fourth
CONGRESS. Mr.. Cox is a man of ability
and character, but we are inclined to think
that Mr.. Kerr, of Indiana, is much more
likely to carry of the prize upon which
Mr. Cox has set his heart.
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unfortunate State can be successful; if there
is no power anywhere to punish il, the Re
public itself is in graver danger than the
majority Of us perhaps imagine or suspect
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MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wednesday eyeir-
ing, November IS, by Rev. VIM. CASTOR, Mr. Ma
TIiANIEL THOMPSON and Miss AMELIA JACKSON.
both of this city. No cards.
CLAUDY-CATLIN.-A the residence Of F.N.
Ritter, esq, November ~, by EeY. ". A, Harris,
rector of St. Andrews, FRANK CLAupY, esd, and
MARY JOSEPHINE CATLIN.
WAYNE-PATTERSON.- November 10, al Sa-
vannah, Georgia, by Rev. Henry Nicoll Wayne, OF
Trinity parish, New York, MARY z: WAYNE;
youngest daughter OF General II. G. Wayne, and
Lieutenant RoBERT HARMAN PATTERSON, First
regiment of artillery, United States army,
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COFFEE

Old Government Java, raW..............SOe cents.
Old Government Java, roasted. .........S0 cents.
Old Govt Java, raw, extra quality......35 cents.
Old Govt Java, roasted, extra quality. 40 cents
MaraeaibO, raw, 2s cents, rOasted.......33 cents.
Laguyra, raw, 2S cents, roasted SS cents.
Rio, raw, ~ and 25 cts, roasted, - and so cORts
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LARGE STOCK AND LOWER PRICES,

Having moved in my new store am now Offering
a fresh stock and at lower prices than Dry Goods
have been for fifteen years.
Best CaIlcOes. and 10 cents. Yard wide bleached
Cotton, cents, worth 10. Yard wide bleached
Cotton, 10 cents, worth 12E. 81 Pillow Case Cot
ton, l2ts cents, worth IS. Heavy wide sheeting,
30 cents, worth -. Ladies' knit vests, 50 cents,
worth sig. All best makes in Wool Flannels, from
IS cents up. Waterproof cloths dOwn-75, s75 cts,
~, SI.2S. Cassimeres for men and boys, cheap, 50
cents upwards. All the new things in Dress Goods,
cheap. Elegant high-colOred PIalds, Is cents,
worth IS. All wool Serges and Satines, 80 cents,
worth 75. Black Apacas, p cents, worth IS.
Black Alpacas, 57lE, worth 50. Pure Mohah
So worth Is. Black Cashmeres, 30 cents up-cheap.
Black MerinOS, BombaZines, Tamises, Satines,
Serges, Drab d'Ete and Cashmeres a speciality.
Headquarters for best Black Alpacas and Mohairs.
Black silks, So cents up, as shall offer the best
goods at low Prices to build SILK trade, ShIwls,
from Scents to SIS. Blankets, cheap Fine English
T.. n. NAUDAIN.
nol9 100 Market space, doors from Seventh st.
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TEAS.

Our FIFTY cent oolOng and Imperial Teas are
the best to be had in this city at the price, money
refunded. We also have on hand, and In large sup
ply, FIFTEEN other different grades, including
very high grade ofsILYER LEAF Japan and choice
MOyune GunPoWder, At moderate prices.
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DIED.


PRATHER.-Suddenly, HoyemberlI, BENJAMIN
A PRATnER, in the forIy-fr.t year Of 9ls age
The friends Of the family invited TO attend bis
funeral this afternoon a. 2 O'Clock from MS late
LOCFYs.-On the 21st OF October, W. q. LOCKE,
Of consumption, I'm the thirtythlrd year his ags
SEA h In hl' STsf 6 s eoGRt to Hin
for the days we have enJoHed neIe, upon eaILh, ne
shine and happiness. or pres down with sorrow,
- trouble; still the same account must be
10 Him. the great author and giver OF life
and this fTa tenement Of nesh must return 10 that
A son and a brother we mourn for to-day-one bound
TO us by every tie OF love and ahection. and en-
heart. A mothers joy and a sisters pride, one
whom We loved deyOtedy, has been called from
among us:6y the mandsi, OF Him who regns SUI
preRe, and whose love for mankind is uRbounded;
so much that he kindly gathers his lambs to hts
folio and watches over them with N re than faith
er's love or mothers devotion. IN the death of
our brother vacancy has been created at the good
old hearthstOne, never again be filed save upon
upon whose bosom that grim ferrymAn, that terri
to shore, carrying with him the last remnants OF
poor, weak ana falling mortality TO their fn1l rest
ing abode after the tolls, trials and veNatons OF
this life. What consolation 1t IS to know that
after being buffetCd about upon the stormy pillows
OF life place of rest awaits us in a land where sor
low and trouble are unknown, and where peace
and harmony, those heaven-bOrn sisters, dwell to-
gcther in unity In this beautiful land dwells our
dear d. parted, resting calmly the bosom of his
God, happy In the enjoyment OF his peaceful and
lovely home, waiting patiently for those who are
dear to him, and who still tarry here below in this
sorrowful vale of tears, TO Join him in brighter
and better land, once more to have united family
and dwell together for all e. rnlty. Sleep on gen
Tie spirit, quietly beneath the trees that rear their
lofty height, and whose wide-spreadng branches
seem to shield you from the storms that may from
tin to time burst over your devoted heal; And
shcd ever yoTr iUwT couch cause bowers to bloom,
sending their fragrance hCavenward, as incense APP
TsFor spi dts round the eternal throne
How vain the tears we shed!
They are the living, they alone,
" HON thus call the dead.
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BUTTER

Ore ton OF Genuine New York Goshen Butter
Est arrived, which we offer wholesale and retail.
Also, Just received, 400 dozen CANNED GOODS,
which we will sell during the early part Of the
son at extremely low rates.
Pure imported CUBA HONEY, BY the gallOa-a
delicious article.
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WEBSTER,-Noyembcr Il, at 5:fj O'Clock p. m.
SARAH, the beloved wife OF John Lewis Webster,
in the thrtY-hfth year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dencc. corner Twentieth and : streets northwest,
on Thursday. 10Th instant, at O'Clock p m. Re-
mai ms will be conveyed TO the Nineteenth-strcet
Baptist church. [Star.
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Mail subscribers, $500 per year: SIOO for six
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IIhead OF ''FOr Sale Rent, ~ WANTED ~ ''IOst
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Hiinn. chartered ly the Legislature VI Viz.
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firm, null destitute Ladies of Virginia. ut
Montpelier. thu former residence III VresI.
dent james MMdlson,
NusHHHuA'A OvvtrH, RICHMOND, July D
iA1@ /, anurdA mn pleasure - sny TINT
MN we'll acquainted With largo major.
~ ofthe officers Or thrNlonipeiirr Female
Humane Associations who reside In the vic.
Unity Of my hD,nc, md | Attest thcir Intel.
ligrnes aud their worth ANIL high repMiA.
ton m gentlemen. m will NJ the public
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bot 0rsydon were i'absciles II thin Il
true bio triumph i rather lean. and
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