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New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
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LETTER FROM MR.. BEECHER TO MRS. IiLIoN'
a friend Of Mrs. TiltOn has furnished Tor
publication withOu. her knowledge an important etter
from Mr. Beeeher 10 her The date Is strangely omitted
but II is asserted that written immediately after
the publication OF the original statement by Mrs "oou
hull. II viii be found below:
MY DEAR Mrs TuToS: I hoped that YOU would he
shielded from the knowledge OF the great wrong tha
has been done TO yOu and through you 10 uHlNsIsai
wOmAnhOOd hardly bear 10 speak OF IL, OF hluue
10 a matter than which nothing can be imagined tnDrr
painful 10 "A pure and wOmanly nature pray daly Iol
Won " tbaf your faith flH not" You, yourself. know
the way and the power OF prayer. God has been your
refuge many sOrrOWs before. lie Will no" nilc ~
IN His pavilion until the storm be OVerpast Inc lal
that beats down the flower 10 the earth VIII pass AZ
length, and the stem, bent, Dut not pfohcb, WI
again and blossom as before. Every pure woman on
earth will feel that this wantOn aud unpIOvoked asau
is aimed YOU but reaches to universal WOmahnoOt'
Meantime your dear children VIII. love you WIN
double tenderness and Theodore, against whom iheso
shafts are hurled will hide his heart OF heas
am clad that this revelation from The pt mas ~, ,
him sight Of the danger that was before hluueu M ~
specOus Appearances and promises OF useiuhess. a1
God keep him courage IN the arduOus supgsIe NIS
he against adversely and bring him out thOusa
much tried, like gold seven times nred. nave not
spoken of myself No word could express the shhtph 80
hOnOred friend God walks In the fire by the slde oi
those He loves and In heaven neither you, nor INeo
dOre nor shall regret the discipline how nara sorNtI
may May He restrain and turn those poor
Great ures who have been given over 10 do All tls o
rowfu harm who have deserved no such treat
ment at their hsndsi
commend you To my mothers God, NV dear frieEd
May HIS smile bring light In Darkness ana HIS love DC
a perpetual summer 10 you! Very truly yours,
HENRY WARD BBEcIlER.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
GoVERNMENT WEdTHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGIoS ID. c. Monday, Aug 81 a. ~.
Synopsis FOR the pat "a hours.
The barometer has risen over New England, :,
the Middle States. aud the lake region, "ith iahng
tempe rnture winds yeerag 10 northwest and north
east, aud IN New-YOrk aud New England hght rains.
Idght ratn has fallen Alabama asi on the Carolina
coast TIE rivers have continued falling al Pittsburgh
and st. Louis and rising at Cincinnati Louisville Nash
VILE and Cairo.
Probabilities
For Nelr Pngldnd ne Mddie states, and me iorer lake
ramon ne barometer w continue rising wiA NORTH oesI
10 north eds rids and generally clear, cool reder n
cent possibly tight RAINS on ths coast
FL ILs SONIA AIaut,c auu Last Gulf States. ns.lg
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
GENERAL POLITTC4E NEWS.
PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN LouIsIANA.

NEw-ORLEANs. Aug. 2.-Prmlry elections
for delegates to the Republican Convention TO be
held on Aug took place here yesterday. The main
frbt was On the Charmauship OF the republican State
Central Committee. between Pnchoack' supported by
Collector Casey L. :. Senator West, and others. and
Marshal lckard the present incumbent. supported by
GOV Kellogg and the city Congressional de!eEatlon
Packard carried IS out OF 10 wards ward Is dOu't-
ful. PIuchOaJk was defeated IN bis own ward 4Ae.e
WAS much excitement, but no disturbance.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY v.Rggrs

Hlvisi, Aag lsassr nominal. st~H -nesoass n,fs~
AMI MsalEs 2OjUDO an al 900 hi.
3lOO h0--- JID iid erfOd flr. fh sVJ
3,OOJ h1ls sdiBz ZtOJO
Lutsd Moisss Doanal Bscrn ffS s41
sagenor American r72os7i qEia sf Gosu s3n-st Fig.y
eI9 sS5l a ~ NIm--Amrussh ts.8icTe sjs4rj. It-
Land, ttlaS.Z qu.atal st70 .ts
$l2Ifl3 bb Holeg lU f-ais oe fauBu tyv Hos,tsff.
- Lunhe-Hhts 80 fri Pre- 80 " al
HOcJs dull Pr-igss d 80 D. -
GIo2 reals 4 arrobe
sysa.b Gold %. qrZ36 United state
crHsre7, ll20ll3 premium shon agt ll70il- pfrulm 30
dag- z0d lz10 "a pen short agh lf21lBs
LsEsy1. lGDUlOZ penian Pans i.b5QlJJ gfsa IA.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03

designed 10 convey the impression Of her innocence.
He even admits that he went into the Investigating
COMMITTEE only twenty -four hours before he permitted
his OF s wife and Mr., Beecher 10 be pub
Ished Through the conyenlent iDdlscretion OF ms ms
friend vf,a totally different yerslsn OF tho wROe
,r in bs pocke TO s used II ii suited his convent
ence Instead Of the one ~ has given the public But
this be so then both versions and every version tnit
rest SOLELY upou Yr TtoUs veracty must be regarded
as ca .ally and bOpelessly uErelabie'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
For other Sh,D Ne,rs see Hird Page
.prru,rr Sun.f.v A ,

ARRIVED ...... SUNDAY, Ang. ?.
s''nr s. B,le iBr T. keI5ei' c L fpo' '' - va @ -
Synp P,ubrose Csr WisHs C,rds July Is With r.se-
Steamship (8te AnJre~s Lonoa JAY Is. nas-e 2i. -a
steamship Ala BE- Hamilton Cur,co, Jolr % Por.saPr~
27ti. v th Iuise ani pae 10 "a foft''l . o, .
Steamship yanoke Couch RchmOad c.y Poat Sonct NA
mdss. a. 10 Old Dominion steamship Go.
steamship John Wnter. GeorgroTu c.. VS. a..s 'As
Steamship fsH Hove Philadelphia With nl.e to Lora' steam
ban Fortunate Isl. Rarotte Geno, 50 days q tal,.t
blrA Ass4urJ Danovlo utA Iraverso, Lgos-9 = 9js.~
G'orga tAys,l Medinieh Corr AZ aay., N ballast
BARK Las5 AUST raaAsoa IT, IEcea 'ef1s jGae 10
ballast
Bar. E S'a ssF % r. se'sa''2 rem S'pis,. = a' r. & ia ,, &.
brig a iio, M YannOdtn y. Asasase - IosGs 4.
BHs Havana. ASsr Aat,ar.. u LAYS, III noassel
Bas I05ago 1iisLI Re;eo Genoa q iiy s,a npy
schr Jhn Rose lot Bso Ahayeaj Howell Psra ~ l'Is 40 ~
GEAR a. A. iO,on Iugish Corpus Christi 20 t.J,. ard
ScLL Mrth, A.. Price. St. John. y. B, vi,a pIas.
ANCHORED AT HARTs ISLAND.
| Brig Reporter Kyoe5, Bangor Sth .a@Jes
BELOW.
Ship Celestial Empire s,-sar 5n Lvspo Ians % Ea mis-,
pq..g Je l.' A. 2as 81 49,. 49, o' 29s.., ~ 30 -.
las, (By pliotoo4. Wa. IL AspluwaI NO. p
SAILED.
Steamship Cty OF Redmond Of Liverpool not lstl
! WiSD-5uH..t ir,sA y ";
| MEMORANDA.
xeIsar9por aa passing iaToasa y
m elt Point a.. ssaste poss cl4sls tl
gss lAsi t1e iocs
OT reparE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Po,roS 2-Aruged-Scameg Nm CnTc lHfvep i11
Batmore. Lrs JJhG r. Hanson tN4l0rj m Baiu0, alsl 4
sctrs r. >i1uicksou " kt snI T.
Lancaster, A4ambrs. joLr
kins aud GeB. " lituey.
CaARLEsroS C.. 2ArHvcd-Steamer Co Ss-
YsrE. Ssiiel-Seaner az Tor Bosom
BALT10kR Aug 2Arugel yts,eraY s@r Annie T. AJAX
Boston AriyeI to-day. Amer from ol4-nu Fll,pu
from Charleston Nnelaad f0m New l0.a usd Ing % % M
G red Test,r1y steamers >rarst Tor NTa-As j.
C9clrtn Mg0Igl for heslor h'uY l. Iss
f5 schrs Nellie f-r NIssau E.o = Pl M -t,s.
Lsnaae. for Boston; Lotue Belr f.r Aey.h oorl
Aug 2Auved, ste.asn Huntsville, from Acg l0tE
FOREIGN PORTS.
3ice Iuman line AsssmsIp CIR o. lLasf.
Ksnny from Sv-YDrk July % 70. Liverpool sFfel nre a. "a
o'clock bis
L0NB5N Aug -Siel for Uried Gency S'rsa 10
DOmo hoihe Be Dnlani Ranger Arroj
ou from the 3O ui br4ef
and Titan the UUted 5ls. at u aA1
NlOyI, Ottawa fup0Fle. Auty1o o. Vs. J. 'aAp
bell Nnuohahs FoAnl Csyao Anal Betf-ef, fIe,as ESD H.
Lteso Arrived from hs United State 90 Al. iof.''G
GrHue Canals Nevis Biua, and ho 10 F Aso afnFei
OUT rom the Unted States Bcg0ia.
L,SDoy Au. D. Lac steamship Atusfc. irou
YORK July -j Or Liverpool passed Fas'ae' f IL 1eo- wa
QUEaSsrovx Aug lTe Craari Lse steamship CABS MARTIN.
Liverpool 10 ~ ne ck fft 7laF
mi pro e-teL Aug william. stesmshg Niseanss
Belioe Nes.l .loss Juy p. aguy- hesc 81 - y n
ANTWERP Au. lI4e stlrs-3 t!oe ;som F-li-'h sf7Fe'
HA.lS,i y S. Aus l-Tte 5s-l Il. j. Par. iili .cas "a
Ian Yarmouth the 27h The s,tU,iD . pi 70
PIc, Ecwa, Island ssei st ocok this afternoon 'o' BS'o'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
THE PROGRAMME OF TIE MASSACHUSETTS
DEMOCRATS.

BosTON, August AIT a meeting OF the
state Central Committee Yesterday 1t decided 70
hold the ate Convention Mechanics Hail. Worcester
on sept O. 1t was voted TO issue call TO Democratic
voters OF the state and all others opposed 10 msre IN
the state aud National vernmeuts Inc p0lcY Oi ING
iv The Committee on Resolutions, but II l. intimhtrd
that the plan OF the campaign will embrace the advocacy
~ strit,ca # license AZ ia the interest OF temperance
The Hon William CASTOR will PROBABLY be nominated
for
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03

THE ARKANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 2.-The Constitutional
Convention yesterday adopted the franchise article Of
the new Constitution IL provides tha every male cti
zen Of the United who has declared his inten
ton OF becoming citizen twentyOnc wears OF age ana
VINO has been resident OF the STATE twelve months, 9
the county Fix months aud vi the precinct one MONTH
shall be qualified eleCtOf.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
CLERKS DISCHARGED FROM THE PHILADELPHIA
MINT

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-0n Friday IS clerks
aud employees Mint in this city were discharged
Among those discharged Is Col WIN. NJ. Runkel. prom
inent politician and writer. His discharge has occa-
stoned con siderable remark II Is rumored that st
further reduction OF the force will take place during the
treneut mOnth
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03

About Bitters-At peu, Of fs tonic IS Ese~sJ
but there IS iaage. u,g .tu4a that nr- tie cfas D; 4Se
on rhe gvus em2s.ary To tbs snl present 20 t'
pubic tonic ree On poison Dr. Grs prepared The
oxfeES.rEp BirrERs nearly tary yeas ago 9r Dye
pe and a kirei complaints Sjl everywhere JeHN b. HESAr.
Cuaa.N Co Propds;orl sisi Q CJlese-pl,e NeB.l'rE
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
MRS. TILTON'S TESTIMONY
Continued from First Page.

he must 90 TO the staon-house and attempted 10 con-
duct him thither, but the struggled violently and
snally broke away and ran off. He left an umbrella
ard pair Of overshses behind him. The driver Of the
carriage said that the stranger to hrn, and
said ais name was Poster"
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03

and will obtain tho quiste tumber Of signatures n
IL expected that the Supreme Court Of the State will
decide question OF the cODstutonaty of the Local
Option law about Aug g.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
PPINT CLoTHs NARKEr.

PEovtbEscE r. l.. AGz l.Tle PfHi Cs.. .srug N
et hay7 al prices weaker 81 te The " q
- OOU pieces Up,n he ~ 81 isf
Sr4 goods A The ei0 ,ase u gss "a
at EIl- xsau
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
,ocu OPTION IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-The female can
yasscrs for petitions in favor OF local option election
In this city cay they weeDg with abundant success
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
= lFNEIUN = PUhI-s
a. Ia. Irfu.r Line .t.sual.r

Thousands of Ruptured ones hsvs been O-rnaue1tJ
p4i, ini ie s.- ~
ne ne c,fJrae FL lsrIC 6S3 Br,issg a1d De- cH-
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
MIkEiEN

POrTRR-DB PUY-n this IT. Thursday Juy -. b. De Rev
o. Pug PJt.-r - 80 Iar.. O. ls4.ei. sancl
berg Ds Puy daughter o sbe oHeil'iuE eer.JAA-.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
ONE WOMAN SUFFRAGE EDITOR on THE
NERACIIY or ANOTHER.

Henry D. Bllokv,H = TIE WoEans Journal
Mr.. HltOn admits that he has told one story
to-day and another tomorrow that he has repeatedly
usod language IN private. rotctpg " Ills wife. taI was
New-York tribune., 1874-08-03
DIED

an Notices Of M1riQJes must be mdorsea gt (aI
aaple and addTesS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07


"Children are Away: crying ios, the, nco2I
you know. fernaPs, M.
married man ned ne no better ~ 49,!
put, q Is, there's not youn& pan p
vQEn 3entl9ninA tine came dayS
Al Se9 Won muss
e en- sooeG Of 49, and ~
so. e Wa 70 pn nv, e 81 ~, - IN
right prcvsl, = s.hibitia Sighs % pso.sso.
esrs ~ I'M Dssee SsateIsr -
goo9 ehiliny eesCSor sne -, M - y
par9oneo lot msslhg snls c'"s .>
ior ner most cepDes tesn ....u
Enc broomned wenoeo ner Wy W sno ~ ~
nibtion under net LAsneI eS, wSI 'ns
triple aid OF his arm, lsnteLn - Nlnos1pss !.
you make sucn f1 = -
yoQ cont seem Z. ~ ..~ = - 80, :,
own ooots, snd iessl.g 49,. -. a.. 81,
you'll De leaving me q snS iu.ca, -. s.o~ ~
uue q fheeef amei gloSS eoCeec 5S See =
Walk mme WIZ yoI. " va SH " ~ u
grateIul WoEIe, ~ nw.HI rn.s .s...,. ,ey,..
2 ..nut nos ~ M .sls. .sss.,t Z ~
enea9ed Y you lot ngnt, = o wiSos -
weH sor me- yoaIs .f.ss4.S -, I.Ia1sssss
ca. go0o Gae aio Is, asSasIs .,
!. me aan ~. 49,. - w. ~. - g.. !. !.
spA.e q sl9 "a 1.u - s, t.u' IN - 49,.
e tn., ~ ~ az .cSr sSss - =. M -.
III =. cin.. ~ So"ned M rrsns snd vine
Ne Sloss IL u S'Ms ne. s.s.t y
enc sgoke me goooS[e % o9e ~ s1csset .s p
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49, - I'm sss.SSs, - Ss.Ses ~
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~ sxSe. ~ r's~If III - s.''.f, =
Ia ss3 S W.: E1.,g ~. - ,c.s...e~,
49, s.,,..- =. ana 80 - 49, -
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s su 49, ~ n~ 1. y 49,. - 1s..,,s.
W"..s- nsSs.S th.t - .sSsd =. "a TN vc,,
y" III. IN, =" 80 - - - - :
W FIN. $3.50 so M t,--;,;t n, Mimi. W.rrar,,
o s ~ e., ~. ~ oethe lone s.re.t
W. y 49, .-..S,.s~ -. t,oo-S.as-stS .s :
,o,,.,..- H',,.h.r ~ Sxtsent A.. ~cnt n m
49, ys. ~ s...s....-sS ~. 1870 ~ -.
~. ~. r,.ht - ths TIN sions Ard m.
n.at.otsT M & =. ,sininr n torrenfs' IN
p..c.i,. AL Ill Th... -. 81 .,tsrr.tive h.,i
- msk e. ~. J..r - IA ~ esiisnt M don
80. ~. 49,. ,,,,e .,,,t. cslv - rem.ired
h. ~ WsSl.ss P s,,dSsr,v ..y,s m ~ sasirs
VI, Nh =. ~ .,....a ~. 49,, - ="
I've 49, IN. I'M NJ. n,oonaa,a,,, h. AZ.
ssf .,,,,,.1,. -. s,s,,hodv -. oone
cam. h.cs a. SooE tor torort NJ Ard he Kicked
n nm from 4 table near. , '7l'iE .T17.- !,
: EfeW vords suf1eed 10 explsin Ef3e'e sNk-
vard aflemms. '.Neycr mind % he aid, ttif
Won win accent nv COMPANY home. I shan be
hanpv To reiieve yoa from the unhspoy sjtu-
ation.n She accented the offer IN is same
snirit IN vh;ch MIv,a made. and soou found
The way- home with q lsuterr O. bright, On
umbrelia "a iarre. md an arm a. reliable a.
her fathers. : = - = 49, ;.
r. -. IA a. kfsv~a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

~ -. = IN sceu.'~'s.seA W ssAe 'nc
- 9 = y sesly 0ays y va Pssco1. Al
~ ~ - 49, 49, r"y;
~! & = Z = - -. Il R3yers; 1
sZ. -. = > ~ =.
ptneo sensy ID
e 8. 2. J. -. 80;
k.s<z Y ~. 49, " ..sentA
49,. . n0, VIZ We cotsntiy SnAns'ns'
~ eR0n- ne = an IN sosaanle esl
- tnus qne.y-tnatn y, tarDSlsnslymes =,
lyoy ~ pSPuiaf een netSss i
Meaitny youth, membef ofswefi-knownmm-
N He. - W. 70 mensson nas:l a,Hs =
se nsse ~ soca = asvu. c.1 e.,.ss
S.sS -. ~ 70 yoem y ynsn,e .s.o-.'
49, scAs, ~ 49, sauncis1s SnselIunss.,
~ .'oss I1...ssc -,
-. - s e.a y - ~ x ~ ooSn.s, ~ ~
y ~ .Ss1 49, -. y 49,. 20 - On On NJ
my. 49, P. so.sOs. .-.so. -. n--,.
.s,ss..es,. y 49, Ss- Do ~
cxs- -. e
...-.S - -. -%ssse .Soy,, -
-. - ~ ~. ~. sas~ =. .ssos.
- 80 :. !. ~ A .. -. ~ s.s..I 49,
-. y,r-L]. S.-S y. IN, s..ew 49, ~
81, . orsrrs, h.,t -. $3.50. ...,s
~ err.-s 1Ss.h :y ..... ~ 20 -.
nnexpeexeA ~ nsn,s :t3.~;,s- th.r NV or
thew VEN fUme.snrsIlv recs. Itv.ix n
~. ,',stss,,. = nuo Wey. ne
tine occ4mOn OF bAu given by . Polfah GENTLE
man, seeing that he was the object Of an the
ladies, and especially Of the hostess herself,
who was IN Any Of mine, 7 whispered 70 him
some grossly fude remlrk., He warmed up,
and gave me box on the ear. We few TO our
swords. The lsdies hinted; We were sepa-
rated, but the ssrne night We drove Oh to tight
. duel. . . i'-'S 80 , iAA i
"1he day vas breaking. stood ct the ap-
pointed spot, attended By my two seconds. /
swaked with indispensable impatience the ar
rival Or my opponent. The sun had slready
risen, and its rays were gathering hest. Fob
served him In the distance. BE was on not, n
INFORM, wearing hb sword, and AecompeMed
p one second. We walked On to mees him.
ne ePproacned, holding In his ha1d NJ cap,
wnicn was fuli Of cherries. Our seconds pro-
Seeded 70 measure twelve PAGES. Twas to have
ared hrst, but ny rass was % great Ieoud not
rely upon the sfeadinee Of ny - end %
gain time had eoncedsd - Nm ths AEae shot.
~ opponent would not eeasene % this. II was
decided We were to draw lats be, With his
usual good luck, won The tn. He aimed, and
~ ball went through my cap. Il was DOW my
turn. HIS Life val n ny hands ct last. l
looked eagerly at hin, tsyng TO detect even
shadow Of Insasiness. He stood covered b.
my pistol, selecttlg the hpek cherries out Of
his cap, and splitting ont IL stones, which
nsarly reached mo g tAey fll. His GOODNESS
enumerated me. What = tn me-. tho,Ght j.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ToR saIETw0 VALUABLE gU4DINo
.r..n aRr .s S2s: 49, o q aaeh
E E:is1s .!:.: Xcii1R' 1't'l'ass'' .ssHa
IThR sAA1 t0T G. ~ sQg AEE e. , In
e: i; 81 'ssfiii,S g :::::
u E .1ss rs ,1 TasfssTs ~
:!s 81 s'..s g Az:
EOR sALK-THE INTEREST, sT9CK IN
ia; ssa LII; &
proatabie bssinesA. and hayins Lease. yet snsx,
.cssiy q . ss' sSs.. s. r.. ss i. Once
80 msrs-&
ESOR SALE on EXCHANGE FOR IN.
proved eseHsry y w.seingssaS Al. bi!tiHR9Sns,
ss ss:s 80 ~: "a 9: fssSass: dye
s:: y: =: g;
ssss = 81: S:s. 90 .ss :sss
ssss :I: .sf &c q: Go -
- SfoSs assel.'iy piin aesS:
Sskss !s .is.sa
40 80 s.s; ! X09DLANI ss:I i..'1Ss: Nj, A.s,y
s;as'i M 'as s..ss.f
NoR sALE-1ao e. FEET l4AND - ILoE
~ .i 81, .o,i:s ~ Z s aesa s:ssy
general assortment or an Kiiis o. k.iidisG lnhsf.
.s..:rs -. . w.s 80 H. ! e 4 3. {.
E0R SALE on ExCHANoE-AUpIrED
sssassss; e .py .ses g SSas 8. 3 rsS,is
sstssf ssssHus.ss Ssss0:ss: anIsisea ecnpitteIy;
ssa = .a Eff 1ssi Nss ss. as,.
s q. 81 s ExCMA ,Sy %h
e ~ e Ga5SSb sesea
Yin ~ , .%a i ..s, sss To-
R9 ssss sisst 's 3 sas's
NOR S1LE-A fiNE fOUR-sroRY,
Il peessed-hsiek HOUSE. wssh all ths lno.aern Inn:
pr0vsnenls; hes asa cold xasee, hath, As.. and
I. s's f. e: a'ss
ss a.. q ,s e. Mn
.G other sFasS s, GS R..i e En-
taie bssksss, - Pennsylvania svenas.. fs2ttf
EWR sALE-A HANDSOME NEW BRICK
Rs ss.avs e s q 4: w AZ
6elishtr.l s..nef rssas,ee. With Al The 1ce. 2,
y e ana
| L0uooan county, va z - scoss-M
| -11 aAT.0NR 0T THE M(lar nY
4 siRABLE DIEiN0 ROOMS 10 The e.Iy. Gem
trally located. Now has seventy regular boardeis
For Information apply ae ~ street nostnwess.
/ fel3 ~ ~ ~. u - : y : - --.-----
TCOR sALEITHOsE DESIRABLE LOTS
+ fronting % isaTts..Ii. Q. 9 and Csscor.a
strsets, in SQUARE No, ~ t.st south 81 the ststs
Department. New evenings In this vicinity eie
sold as last as eompseteo. ~ IGSaa u sae cm!
ear b purenaaed n nesenSc9nooa " sQes,y
4 choice a. 50 low ngufe. Cam an9 examlne pug
and make your sstectlon NV - ptsees WI os a.
\ ysneed carly In the spsinS kvIry ,nSrs
T. a -frra's s-art J. SaAm - = svNEs.,
| nSu n-.,. i Hos e Mss SsvS s1 sSs..
-A1ph-AM OPposlsk = sl 0mss OspeIsne W.
lvvArYY a pr r uMppnv I'm pnOpEp.rv yf,E
" 81 A. a = = Eey Ais |TSA 49,: 49,
pu,,d,s1s IN Tonrsnd hSirssr.., 80 stSv Iisfi
fmx ~. hss c.rf sI,,, s.is,s nny xsh
with modern eonvenienees. 80.
The iceAtion and arrangemsn % tnsss Homes
poses. They Will be sold At low prizes andos fver
able time. One or seSh ~ e1fif NAsqshSTgTt
@ Corner rlnese!n .na = ..Ise..
Hossr 61;ern ~ Soa,e ! nj i,Suroyemcni.
Rood and beautifOlIy located on the high ridge Of
lind northweyt or nne variety Of fruit
ten minutes WaIk 70 the BIadcmsburg depot, whore
~. and terRs sirsn. b1 snpiyina 10 u. H. sTiNE-
HETZ l16 PennyYlya MIA Avenue. feL2I.Iln
--=1-..--..- -, ,.z,,,-,,,
= BoiLER, II Eood condition. Cheap for cash.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

OATS, NICE AND ROACHES ARE KILL
Ii ed by FITS; zcenss, at 5loit,s Pa. sve,; Hoo
~ ., Capitol hin; COushIin's, Ala -sn,c +, mplc;
Duckett's, Twcnty.arse 4. aud Pa. :r.: Darby ;,
cor. BOur-anA-a.,iaif ST., aud Crutchctt' Uniou
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

1ATIOJ Al AAyING1 BANK OF
n WASHINGTON, p: C.x.
The rate Of Interest aepesits nade IN this bank
from aud after March l. I97A will be Per cent. per
annuD, and al money On deposit up to March VIII
draw Ree can't Per eunan until July l. amer which
bper cent. per annum until otherwise ordered.
llteress a al oases q computed and allowed for
nisATSTSSssm w. sTICKNEY. President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
MONEY To LOAN

MONEY To LOAN. 90.
ss ss
Is and . smaller SONS for inycs.ncnt, In good
rial estate noteS. d. II. WAEE FL.
mhSe5t Corner Seventh and sfrreta.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
PERSONAL.
CARD,

"A THOMAS DOWNING
returns bis sinccri thanks to his friends and the
public generally for the liberal patroasge bestowed
upon him f0r the lat ateea years anil Dogs 10 In
form them that he has this day withdrawn from ths
Tor the presens he may be FOUND AZ the oce Of the
Board Of Trade, Rooms, No.. SO Centre Markc!
to attend ~ al business as General AuctiVa eer
and Real Estate Agent, and soiieiss the gs
Of the public, :. - - -. - -. : mhs45t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
sesrl-lm Opposite FS S ~ oaiss sf Dsp.sa%es,.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
v BALE At A BAkGAlN.-TWe large Brirk
buildings Four and a-hslf street. near City Hall
with modern convenlepees. -a-4--.
The location and arrangement Of these Houses
poser. They Will be sold At how prizes and Aver
abe sime. One OF ee EthiiJhs6s iifE katHTTA.
~. Corner fifteenth and streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
... ',t FINANCIAL. 4
q HERMAN Z CO., BANKERs,.
q e. 1879 = sTREET,
GENERAL BlGKLNG AND

u. 8. soNpe, STOCKS GOLD, MUNICIPAL
bought and sold on eommisslon. ----t-
collections made On all points. Special attention
Bonds, and TO Claims and Accounts against the va
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

"AlIow me to prophecy, Miss Rose" said
Kate, ''that you've found one married man
who wont fiirt with you, and that's Mr.. VIII
let" And with this parting shot she and Efiie
waikei on.
A week later, and the Monroe Ladies' Sew
ing Circle convened, with its usual assortment
OF thimbles, talking and tattling.
"Wal, . new broom sweeps clean, remarked
Miss Grum, . bilious looking female with faise
teeth and dyed hair, $50 s'spose this Mr..
Willet IL be perfect merkle for spell" =
"He's as pretty as pink, now, say" put
in Annabei Simpson, rather soft-hcarted old
maid. .-.-- Z. .-''.-. 20.
Gle is a pretty man." echoed old Mrs.
Watkins, sand just the best boarier I ever had
at my table. He's dreadful quiet and orderly,
too; you'd hardly know there was soul in
the house." -. 7a.
"what room does he have, Mrs. Watkins p,
asked Rosamond Green, more for the sake of
further general information es1ut the stranger
than anything else. - "a
neat, as wax. His wife must be particular
soui-men amt neat without trafninc." 80.
81 should like to see her," said Annabel, her
big, innocent blue eyes looking rs childishly
curious as II she had been I'VE years old,
instead Of ffty. - : : - I. ~,
ale don't say much about her" sid Mrs.
Watkins, who was just DOW the centre Of infor-
mation. 81 said to him the hrst day that was
Afeared he'd be kind Of lonesome without hts
wife, and he said he meant to keep 20 busy as
to have no time to be Lonesome. But he's jest
the modestest man! I asked him n he had any
children, and he colored clear up TO HIS eyes,
and said, No ma'an.' fHerc gixYhng among
the girls in the corner asked Him how long
he'd bern married, and he colored redder than
ever, and said, Not long, began TO fear Ae,d
think I was too inquisitiye, 20 didn't say any
rns,re. but Pm sure didn't mean IN nv mo
his afahs, only just to show an interest in
him. -le 81 -. % ,t-si77A hHe
g sTguess he sets enough store By his wife, .
said little Mrs. Eliiott the postmistress. '.dc's
cent her three letters a'ready, snd all in White
envelopes with . monogram, and scented"
9ssFSddIesticks on scented paper and mono
ersmmars, or whatever they arc I" said Mrs
. Grum, spiiefully. s'They sin't 20 sure sign o
love-" n ISIS - - li5ss.. - ..iiEIi .1.
- ssThe main thing to be considered, remarked
the president Reg. Mrs. warner, m hef dfsss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

~
AUSTIN p. brown,
+ Corner New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
| THREE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES,
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
| and lots IN all parfs OF tie city.
HOUSES and LOTS II Mount Pleasant. Je1t-tf