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$4,000
ENDOWMENT SCHEME.
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
Public Library of Kentucky.
JULY 81, 1874

IN announcing the Fifth and last OF the series OF
Siit concerts given for the benefit OF the Public
LlDrary Of Kentucky, the Trustees and Manager
refer with pride and pleasure 70 the four which
n1ye been already given. The arst, DeeemheE la
LII the second, December Q lS72; the third July
3 ,1I1S and the fourth, March 81, 1874. :
w Onaer thelr charter, granted By special act Of
me hentueky Legislature, March 10 I57l the Trus-
yes are althoIized to give ONE MORE, andOELY
SSNE MOhE, cir Concert. With the money arisi &
from thls Fifthg and last Concert, the Library,
museum, and other departments are to be enlarged
end endoWed with hxed and certain annual in
eome. Sueh an endowment fund is desired, viii
secure oeyond peradyenture, not only the main
tnanee OF THIS magnificent establishment, but its
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-25

READERS OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN kaUing the city for the summer can
hare the paper mailed to their address for
sirty-sSr cents per month, in adUGnce.
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
iY25-aMW &ly3l-lt Clerk II, r. ~, s
DRoPosALs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
l. OF RIVERS AND HARBORs.
U. 9. ENqtHKER OPFIcE,

No. I7s PEARi sTREET .
BUFFALO, n. z, July Is, 1874.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate viii be received at
this once until Y G clock noon SATURDAY, Au-
gust l5Ti, for furnishing mat sriAis and labor for
the Improvement OF the following Rivers and Har-
Meuroe, Michigan-Appropriatlo sio, 90, con-
tinulng the renewal Of the canal revetments.
Toledo, Ohio, F6, ooo-Dredging sand and clay
clay. :
Black River, Ohio, s2o,Col-Pier extension.
Rocky River, Ohio, 9l0,O00-Pler extension.
Cleveland, Ohio, So 5oQ-Repairs TO PtsrS.
Grand River, Ohio, t70. o00-Pler extension
AshtAbpla, Ohio. $40 -0-Pier extension. =
Dunklrk, New York, t5S0Oo-Drilling, blasting
and removing rock and breskwatsr extensloa.
separate bids must be submitted for each harbor,
Bids IRON iron dealers for esch and every item OF
iron material, for any or all OF the narbors adver-
u=ed, Will be entertained. Other bidders are re-
qulred 70 bid on each and every Item Of all the
other classes. -
The responsible bidder whose aggregate Is the
lowest may exp ct the award.
Detailed specincstions, bills OF materials, in
stTnetions for bidders, and printed forms, upon
which all bids offered must be made, may be had
upon application to this once.
Envelopes enclosing bids must be Endorsed with
name o. the harbOr TO which they refer; 49,,
jy25-st Lieut.. Col Engineers, u s. A.
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TEAS

webGve recently aededtO our stock in this de-
partment by the purchase of LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-CRoP TEAS of the different varieties,
and hence we are now prepared to offer special in
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
Reform IN. soUTH CAROLINA

columbia Union-Herald.l
We call attention to an editorial, elsewhere
published, from TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
1t states the Presidents position on the Politi-
cal condition OF, this State very plainly and
fully. This Washington newspaper has earned
the reputation ofbeing an administration organ,
and the President has more than once taken
occasion, 1t would seem, to indicate through
its columns the views he may entertain. A
great deal of noise is being made throughout
the country about the President leaning towards
the Democracy, and this editorial Is evidently
meant TO tell the country exactly where the
President stands. There can be no doubt that
the President does intend to do everything in
his power to force US to reform the public ad-
ministration Of this State; but there Is also no
doubt that he has no possible use for the Dem
Ocrats. The reform the President wants and
intends to have In this State, for the sake of
the Republican party at large, is Republican
reform, and If we 90 right ahead and let the
opposition howl as much as they may, and
nominate, independent Of what they may say
or DO, some man who has the confidence Of the
majority of the people and Of the country, then
the President will aid US by all the moral
weight Of the Government, and, If need be, BY
its positive authority. Whatever other threats
may be made In high quarters to sell this State
out to Democrats, one thing is certain: Presi-
dent Grant will stand by us to the last In the
earnest reform and salvation Of the State Gin
side our marty lines"
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TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, has A
LARGER CIRCULATION TEAM ANY oTRER
FORMING PAPER IN THE DISZRTCToF CO.
LBMBIA.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

Mail subscribers, $50 per year; $40 for siI
months and 500 for three months. Terms IN
NHriablN in adVanca.
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FIOUR-DOwNI

FLOUR-DOwNI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, Per sack e0.56
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per sack. ....s2.45
BURNT MILLS FAMILY. at lowest rates
ISAAC wENGER'S FAMILY.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY. "
EXTRA FLoUR, psrsack, %, s9.25 and sass
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Twenty-Five cents per line. AdTertisemeutsunder
the head Of For Sale Rent, Wanted, " Lost
and Found, " and Personal" twelve and haLI
cents per lire.
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satiunaG gFpnblitatr.
". J. MURTAGH...........EditOr and PrODristSr

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays eIcepted) at the southwest cor
neTofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and furnished ts subscribers 5y carriers) At any
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ZEE EIEIH ear CnNCERI

For he purposes mentioned, and which Is posi-
Siys1y and Hne9uiyocallI announced IS THE LAST
MhlgH Will EY Err BE GIVEN UNDER THIS
SnAkTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANAGE
Louisville, KY. = - " :.
EE.1day, July al, 1874
Al this hual Concert everything will be upon
scale corresponding with Its increased Importance.
Ine music Will be rendered by an orchestra con-
slsng OF one hundred performers selected for ther
sum OF
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

. Il
DEPOT QUARTER1AsTER,s OFFToE-,
g., PHILApELPHIA, july Is 1874
ealed proposals. In duplicate, with a COW OF this
st5euent attached 70 each, will be racifved A.
rs 9ee until noon August p 1874, for furnishing
80, SnLsd states Quartsrnaster's DeDarfnl
- sle Iol owing named articles, viz:
1870 pairs WOOllen StOckIngs
~ ~ pairs w bite Berlin Gloves
49, 49, pairs o0ilen MiHsns
l'6ooSS pairs Boots, brass screwed.
e6OS PaiiLs bootees. brass screwed.
~ ~ pairs Buffalo OyersboSs
I'm k.iirEs Arctic tVershOes, Buakle f.aIters.
a m 49, ~ arctic 0yershoes, snow ExeIuIers.
A0Oo Iron Bdnks
eqo sets Iron Bunk Stats
$50 sets Stencil Piates
70, 0Qo yards Dagk-blue Cloth A
100, 90 yaTds Sky-blue Eersev' ~
Ali articles Will be subecfsT = t.l1 -,.,,.t.
aRd bidders are Informed thzt full Win
Specifications VIII be insisted upon. and tbat no =
tleie in4trlor 70 the standard will he accented
or AL bids. " eJNo AM
Phiiadeiphla and also at San Franriseo aAieie' -
FOr Information IN detail apply 10 TbJs ,a7ca
Envelopes oontaining proposals 10 Be ipdo-spd
''Proposals for Military supplies, - and addressed
to the under aigned.
BY oTdaT OF the Quartermaster General.
~ l.. @. EASTON.
of depot. IygI-I2t
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NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.

IFIaItKH IN VI I'tluUIIONu'I
Marked and branded as it (the ErG) is by
the Republican party of North Caroline,
watched as 1t is blythe leading papers OF the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, <he great national or
gan Of the party at the national capital, who re-
mains to do 1t homage, and who remains to
close its dying eyes after its brief course shall
have been runi Robert W. Wynne-he, and
he alonel
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
unpublished every Thursday morning. ana IL Iur-
risbed to subscribers at the following rates: One
copy one year, e; three copies one year. %; ten
eepies one year. sl5 single copies, in Wrappers I'VE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EEOFFICE OF THE POTOMAC IN.
20 auRAzCE nOMP NJ

r = No. IS HIGH STREET,
GEoRGETOwN, ID. G., July l6, 1874,
The annual election for twelve directors of this
Company win be held at this ONCE, on MONDAY,
August 8 1874. -
Polls open at 10 O'Clock q. m. and close at II
O'Clock m. .. j. w, DEEBLE,
iylC-td .....I 81 Secretary.
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~ Allcommunications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. J.
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, d. C.
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DEPARTNENT,

L Z
+ 81 ~ WASHINGTON. ID. o., July /, 1874.
An Army Medical Board will meet at New York
city, and similar board at San Francisco, on the
9Th of All gust next for the examination OF candi-
dates for admission into the Medical STAT Of the
United States army.
Applications for permission to appear before
these boards should be addressed to the Secretary
Of War, through the Surgeon General, United
The sppilc1tion must be in the handwriting Of
the candidate, and must state the full name resi-
dence, age, and dHte and place Of birth. Candi-
graduates Of a Medical College having thorough
and complete course of medical edUeatiOn-evi-
dence Of which must be submitted to the board.
TESTIMONIALS as to character and qualifications
must be furnished.
1.-THE applicant has been in the medical service of
the army the fact should be stated, and in such
the limit OF age may be extended, subject to
the decision Of the Secretary Of War in each special
case.
pcnses Of persons undergoing examination, as It Is
an indispensable prerequisite to appointment:
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
Il TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Reginald FendHll, assiRneel
OF Ramsburgs, &c.
vs.. 1921, Equity Docket n
VIM. d. Cassln ct al. 49,
Its by thsCouTt, this 24th day OF July, A. D. 1874
ordered that sales made and reported by Water
S. Cox and William ID, Cassin trustees for the sal
OF the real estate described in the bill in said cause
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown before the it'll day OF
August, A. ID. s74; provided COPY or the order be
inserted IN some newspaper printed in the District
Of Columbia once in each Of Ihrer successive week
before the nth dsy Of August, A. ID. ls74.
BY the Court: A. WNLlE, Justice.
True copy.
Is. MEIGs, Clerk, &C. Jy2s-s3w
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A SPLIT IN THE DEMOCRATIC PART
IL LL--.A En-.-L..

Madison 1ndiana) COurier.l
The Washington city REPUBLICAN sees q
split in the Democratic party in the dim dis
lance upon the financial question, and great
new party based upon unlimited greenbacks
and deprecated currency, led by Governor
Hendricks. = The NATIONAL REPUB-
LICAN may have made good guess, and in the
present turmoil in the Democratic party what
II saws is worth considering,
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CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES,

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,
~ CARRIAGES.
In stock, over one hundred brst-class new Car
rlages, embracing all styles for street. park or road
Pony Phaetons In great variety. Also, q number OF
secondhand Carriages.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBERT H. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory HO-iiI Eighth street, be-
tween and northwest. jy2J-St
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SATURDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is, ITG
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speciacfOr thsterIible disease which aticts human
Te ohs snBsp @as hpPsh 20
feet cure. Price q per bottle. Can be sent BY
nail; W. B. WIGGs' sole agent, Sas BrOad,w S1Sy
~LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
sIt6e EEPGBBtIoIA JOB 5 Office. nSh.stA
k~KIRRWOOD's INHALER rs THE
nhsng TapOTS IL the modern and oRy proper
For s9le py all the principal druggist and ilstFu
e. H. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
~ removed ONCE to his residence, loS Second
street, third door from Pennsylvania ave. jAnS-lm
s-DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
- OHIO college Of Dental surgery; 81 ,, Sev.
south Of odd Fellow Hall. Washington. Gas used
In extractinE Teeth. Teeth q = set, either jaw.
~ MILBURN's
ORIGINAL POLAR SODA,
1E20 PennsylvanIR avenue, near Wizards,
DEPOT FOR MINERAL WATERS.
EpIs-tf ... .. a.. ..... ...
WDR. s 8. BOND HAS REMOVED
- 70 No. si9 First street, between H and
streets. Calls len at the Drug Store corner OF
Tenth street and New York avenue will receive
s~eALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
SSd Liver OILS, TrOehes, &C., At the Tenn
PWeCURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
rs Of the DAILY AND WEEKLY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN,, and all other city papers, can be OBJ
tanned from j. BRAD. ADAMS, stAtIoner and
News Desler, under st. Cloud hotel, corner OF ?
and Ninth streets, feIe-tf
~N OTICE.-I AM NOW PAYING
~ high cash prices for second hand Clothing.
have just Started this business, and need the goods
70 al my store. By calling on or addressing r.
HERZOG, eli ID street, between Ninth and Tenth
Streets northwest, prompt attention will be given.
6an2Iy
F~DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME.
rs ries, PomAdes, Toilet Articles, &C., at low
est TGtez, stTEAPLE DRUG STORE.
~ePURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
- medicinal purposes, at the Temple Drug
S~WHEN YOUCANNOTFINDw WHAT
~ you want At other places, try the Temple
Drug Store, and Ninth streets. novl
~ specifics At the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner and Ninth streets. =
~-WRAPRING PAPER FOR SALE
~ Gt this ONCE.
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The contract Will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder for all the envelopes and Wrappers,
the prices be calculated the basis Of tho nnm
Ger used Of the several grades during the last fiscal
g-kt. - Ie7tr
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SUMMER TOURISTS,

| 10, And THOSE who leave the CITY during the
summer months for the COUNTRY, 81 81
MER RESORT, or SEASHORE, are in
formed that we have great variety Of lll-
| PORTED TABLE LUXURIES, SAUCES
aud CONDIMENTS. Articles packed and
| shipped BY express to any part OF the
county. ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-25

The contractor shall &C all times keep on handy
stock Of the several kinds and denominations Of
Vel0peI aud Wrappers subject 70 te control Of the
Agent Of the Department., In AL stages or mAnufao
tuFe Oient 20 meet al orders o. the Department,
that mag be likely TO occur during the eKigtenCe o
Iho contract that each and every order Of the De-
mari ma nrOmutlW filed.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

and there will therefore, be no pecunary inducement
for individuals to undertake te work Nevertheless
have no doubt that societies aud associations and gen
tlemen OF means and cu.lure will come forward ana
offer their services II tney understand in time what IA
wanted. few OF these special exhibits which occur
to mind particularly desirable suggested below
l. An extensive and complete display of agricultural
products with fun Information concerning the culture
yield. &C.. OF each article. This ought to be made oy
the Agricultural Department at Washington, ana Con
gress sAould furnish the money necessary to make IT,
q Al exhibit of all branches OF the iron INDUSTRY
incadng specimens of ores, pig metal par anu shee'
iren steel. &c models OF mines, furnaces ana NILS
statistical charts. &c. Tins should be made IN ouiu
ing of corrugated erected for the purposes Inc
work can he best performed and therefore ought TO he
undertaken by The American Iron and steel As'ocia'
ton.
g. A collection Of native metallic ores OF all KINDS
Tho Smithsonian Institution could probably beet iurh'sh
tkis.
Fisheries exhibit, comprising specimens OF al the
food fishes OF the United States, the nets tackle poas'
&c. used in their capture, and the processes oi cuilhg
and packing.
g. Railway exhibit, including not only engines ana
cars but all improvements switches signals track
constructions aud models drawings OF the finest sta
tions and bridges in the country.
O. An Educational exhibit, furnished chiefly by the
several States with the assistance advice OF the Bu-
reau OF Education in Washington This should oil course
comprise textbooks furniture, apparatus anu stasu
cal Information and should include at least TWO scoo
bouses-a country district schoolhOuse and building
such as is used by the best graded schools In large
towns.
T. collection Of all the newspapers and periodicals
in the country. This is now being formed, under
stand. by gentleman in New-York.
g. A model American farm house with barns and out
buildngs and model city house. TO display all the
comforts convenences and labor-saviEg appliances
which the growing for luxury and ease has brought
into our domestic life.
O. Some kind of religious exhibit sho wing the power
and prosperity of church Organizations and the spread
of religion in country where the government lets re-
ligon alone Models of churches religious papers ana
books SundayschOOl PICTURES maps books, &c, Weuid
be III place in this exhibit
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
INACTIVITY IN COAL-HLAING.

OPERATIONS OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
CoMPANY-PROsPECT FOR RESUMPTION IN sEP-
TENDER.
HoNEsDALE, Penn, Aug. 10-Tbe mines OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company share IN the gem
era inactivity the coal regGn AZ Carb) dale only
a few hundred tons mined daily. and 80 Archboi
the mines are all idle, aud the horses and mules turned
ont TO pasture. Jernyn, ten mines are In operation
on rhrecqUartcrs time. and at OyDhanf. one mlne i.
being worked producing 800 tons day. with no prospect
Of an increase ar present NJ work is beng done At all
at Providence. About the lst OF September work 10
the Van storch breaker which has been ide since March,
may begin and the at Leggett Creek viii pFo1t
bly, then be put In operation TIE present toal pfoact
OF all the Complny's mines f. less than 5otons The
shipments from this place at present are 9J tons daily
Since the boating season began about OoJV'J IONS nave
been sent down the canal. the shipments uy 70" tls
year thus far amount to about 10000 tons I'e NOS o'
this coal taken from the piles stored here III thc No'
which, at the opening Of the season. contai"eh eorr
ably over 10000 II Is expected that by Sepemo
the Company works viii again be In ul opcrauon aha
business hereabout assume its wonted acuyfy'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
PRESENTATION OF HIS LETTERS OF RECALL BY
h uBAEON LEDERER

Baron Charles de Lcderer, tne Austro-llu
garan Minister who sacI for Europe on Tuesday pre-
sented his letter OF recall 10 tue President az Long
Rrancb on last Saturday on which occasion he made
the following remarks:
Mr. PRESIDENT: have the honor 70 ns,sant 70 yc1
nv Ietter OF recall and o. express my tauNfu fre'<
for the kindnes, VITA which your ENc' 'HcF ht- A'I
ored me, and which Eas Dren SHOWN 10. Dy yohi |'1-
ernmeut during the past SIX years t'at nave "' % .'
credited thereto. am happy 60 nave thS occasion %
state the perfectly amcIbe relations "4cI nav ''"
stautly existed during my residence hc.c' De.".'l
a-Uungarv and the U.ited satcs aHI 10 ehpIs
the firm conviction that they VIII ever coh'uu u tA|
| am equally happy 10 cOngrdlulite Hy--t uPlA 'A'
confidence bestowed upon Ia. D. yOit IA''lF.' l'ih
cboosug me as umulrc Of the American ihI '"ih-
m.siou and to have had m. occasion 10 'ontfD.' a.
tint cap.cty or tho rraIz alton OF the gf'u 90 c
of international arbitration, Wuicl has bc.A ptis''if
lnaugura ted by youg Exceeucy Ia the iht'e'' o D. +ee
The President replied a. follows:
R,poy: The letter OF recall which yoG place N ny
hands announces the termination of a l s.i1n "-l.h
has been highly creditabe ON your nar ail Ne'. "a.
cen,able 70 tue Government Oi tn UIi,"l ie- I'f
long residence IA this country ha' secure I'D S"u H "a
eminent degree the respect 1ul esteem ui oar p'i'
and The prudence OF yOur of ial acton has been h-
tested i'm the constant amt successful cnutt 'n f
and TO strengthen the iflthd5 Lcidt'oH' "'.'' 'N
tween our two Governments. ,.,
In taking leave desire 10 express my p''"i' ''i
and also my sense OF the valuable e"IFl.' n''' ''i
nave rendered ia the capacity OF uuUIre 3D. t"e
n.pt os claims before the American tHd --A Il Ni
Commissiou IN which capacity, serving N.i tH' '4-
scnt OF your sovereign yoa devoted much patent lA11f
and exhibited lcaruIn1 and lmi iartltlfi.
You carry with YOU, B.rDu. my hrSt W '- lpl ''if
safe return 10 Your home. ant that hrdlti duI h''
ness .nay attend YOU through l'e.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
THE WISCONSIN CRANBERRY CROP.

Berlin and other papers up the rlver join IN
saylug that there Will be fair crop OF cTanDtIrcs lu
some Instances larger one than for Years previous
The drOuth and the fires have done some damage.
pecialy the higher grounds. Careys marsh, in
Green Lake County. winch It was estmatei would pr,-
dlt trOm Z0Oo) 10 5000 bsrte viii fall short % that
Toe Wood County marches promised short crop until
Ia.ly when the recent rains doubtless brought them
out ail right Mr.. ROUNDS. prominent cranberry
grower Berlin. states that on his marsh there Is
Dr. ycct Of !. !aI-cr cfOD tan ever before
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
THINGS FOR TUE WASHINGTON RING t
Prom .hs NeC- YORK World
lTNE cOmments. nnt

TIE TRIBUNE comments, not unnaturally,
upon the extraordinary powers of peeuiatiOn
which tue cOuicdcratcs OF the Washington Ring
thieves have developed ia their defense against
ayepging iustice. The "burghlg" OF iron safes
and IAe spiritng OF telegfaph-bOOks are alike
mere chd's play with these adrOt children of
Autoycus and Grant But THg TRIBUNE. quite unnatu-
rally expresses hope that they won't get away with
the Washington Monument the Capitol IN she
of their depredatoas." GA the contrary devouty
nom thoy may. We willing they should carry
of Inc Whie House 10 boot. And II all this will not
couteut Them they have cordial to come on
Ia New York ana make on with the Lincoln Monument
the CITY Hail. aud ;he new PostOlNce. vita Mlliett
,pider- " eDDed amOuH Its millions
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
HOME NE VS..
rngRaoMgTsR YgsrBRDAi, At hUDNUrs, ~ b"onp""''
SAID, Nooo-s2' 3 n-sp hHught-7'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Breroort House-Sr A. T. Gait OF Montrea
t0h 1rerns Hof-Co. O. p Coley Of the British Any On nd
man r. Woodbridge Of Vermont Gen C1eae5t % I'm.
W. J. Florence the comedian. WiHa.Dr ho' n,,,r HoG
nan Seasor ~ Madten Of hdeoga ~ Ji Mr.
YORK HO-CApt steamship Scotia an ,ap
hon.e Of IA. ,esmshp CITY Of Montreal her0pgItdH - 80
senator John Sekreq o. Ilca aud eIGo7 A. T. opsnu
of oumA Or shepherd lefI for Long Bneh A e'e""eJ
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

ball played when no was struck and instantly killed b.
the Pa~lDgs Express train
BROSxyrILE.C.J. J. Dewitt OF the late law nrm 0f J.
twaTd DcWitt. In Ndssau-st, NeWIOrk. died at the
family residence. BrOnxyille. Yesterday morning age O.