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National Republican., 1874-06-02
DEFINITE ACTON IMPERATIVE

DEFINITE ACTION IMPERATIVE.
1t seems imperative upon the National
Legislature to say at once what it will do
in regard to the currency, or to say emphat-
ically that 1t will do nothing. 1t Is due to
the interests of the people that they should
have something reliable upon which to
predicate their business operations for the
season. At present they are all atsea with
out chart or compass, sail or rudder. They
desire to know how much q dollar is to be
worth before they will assume the obliga-
tions of future contracts. If they could be
assured that no legislation upon the subject
of the currency would be enacted at this
session they could make their calculations
accordingly. As things now are, thousands
of laborers and operatives are out Of en-
ployment, not on account of any scarcity Of
money, (for there is a plethora Of unem-
ployed capital, but because that manufac-
turers, builders and contractors do not
know how to make their estimates for
work.
Accounts from New York and New Eng
land indicate the apprehension that unless
this condition of affairs is soon modified,
the savings banks will be heavily drawn
upon for their deposits for the subsistence
of the working classes. Those in New
York alone hold $285. 900, 900. Let us
imagine demand for the payment of these
savings. They are supposed to be invested
in stocks and bonds or in real property valued
at double the amount Of the loans. 1t is
safe to say that prompt realization Of funds
would involve the sale Of $500, 600, 600 of
property in that city alone. All can easily
divine the paralytic effect of such demon
stration upon the money market. 1t would
cause such revulsion as the present gene
ration has never experienced.
This is danger not to be provoked. 1t
is good rule when you do not know what
to do, to do nothing until you have ascer-
tanned a good course to pursue. If Con-
gress cannot agree upon satisfactory cur
rency bill, it can at least say so and let the
industries and commerce of the country
make the best of that. But We repeat most
emphatically that Representatives and Sen
ators owe it alike to their constituencies and
themselves to deal frankly with this subject
by definitely disposing of it for the session.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
i FOR THE SOUTH WING OF THE NEW
STATE. WAR AND NAVY DEPART-
NENTS' BUILDlNG, Al WASHINGTON,
ICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
SEHShp p. g CMsI Msy 10 Isia

WARRINGTON, d. c., May 10. 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oncs
until II m Of the I'd day Of June 1874 for furnish
nIg dasIi,5r!ns, atink and Iuitins In RI.e. the
Win!o " ot ihS south Wing Of the be- New @ stSss, war
and Nay Departments Building, at Washing
,Copie. Of the Drawing., specisestiOus and schc-
AL ,c1nolding required by the eontractors TO puS
the work In plaoe will be furnished BY the Depart
ment ee OF charge, but will be erected BY the con-
Psopo,.ls Sil be made By the piece, IS called for
Tbs work viii not be sus-diyidsd among different
bidders. but VIII be considered In the aggregate.
The whole or the work must he eompI Ieled within
three months from date Of acceptance OF the pro-
Psyments will be made monthly, daduoting 10 per
cent. until the completion OF the contract
All bids must be accompanied oy penal Dondot
two rssponsibls persons In the sum Of hve nousand
dollars, (sa ooe,) that the bidder Will hccepb a1d
perform Che contract, II awarded him, th7 s sHns
nsy r. The .scsiS g Be ssrassd s,.Es " S
the District Attorney Of the district wherein me
The Depsrtment reserves the righ. 70 rsjec: any
or all bids, n t 6s dssmed for the INTEREST Oh 'he
Eysry Sd uaust be made on the printed fo-m 10 be
obtained Al lhIs once and must conform In every
respecI 10 The requirements OF this AdVeFussments
or WI 1.t IN n SS, Se Tsssved om parties who
csstiyon Sorf and Who have not the neoeSsary
isofliIiss ror sri tsf uOssi ,,d
IRfsssse rsei;s, WSf ana Nay Pspafnents'
suilSSins, Wilmington. D. g., agd % s%dHTss,sa 2
myD-ist SupeIvising Architect.
National Republican., 1874-06-02

Mr.. RICHARDSON yesterday rendered his
resignaiion as Secretary of the Treasury,
and the name of Mr.. Bristow was sent to
che Senate as his successor. Mr.. Richard
son was nominated to be associate justice of
;the Court of Claims. position for which
his legal attainments fully qualify him.
Mr. Bristow brings ito the office for
which he has been chosen a high order Of
ability, spotless reputation. and the most
thorough legal training.
National Republican., 1874-06-02

7 Mr.. LAWRENCE, in introducing the bill
for the future government of the District OF
Columbia, was careful to disavow its au-
,thorship. He declared that former mem
ber of the Legislature had drawn 1t up.
We might have guessed so. The whole
thing is cumbrous. and would be no i'm
provement whatever upon the present sys-
tenn. In fact it would be good deal
National Republican., 1874-06-02

THE House Committee on Elections
seems to be dealing very gingerly with Mr..
Mormon Delegate Cannon. We are told
that cit is not probable that any extreme
measures will be attempted during the
present session" Now, why notf The
lpresence of this man upon the floor of Con-
gress Is blot upon our civilization, in di-
Tect defiance of the very first platform of
the Republican party. Who will lead the
opposition to the "twin relic" In the
uouaaf
National Republican., 1874-06-02

THE District received fair share Of at
tention in the Senate yesterday. The bills
for the erection and location of naval
monument, and for the construction of a
bridge across the Anacostia TO take the
place Of the present dilapidated structure
were passed. 1t is to be hoped that the
House will take favorable action upon the
Istter measure. Five or six thousand dol
lars per annum are wasted upon it by Con-
gress so that the best economy is really to
rebuild it. Petitions of interest to the Ma
sonic and other secret societies were pre-
sented and appropriately referred.
National Republican., 1874-06-02

In ANOTHER COLUMN will be fOu nd COM
munications in relation to the late collision
on the river between the Gettysburg and
the Lady of the Lake, which serve to throw
some additional light upon the subject, and
TO excite the suspicion that there was screw
loose somewhere. The Government should
order an immediate investigation into the
whole affair, and vigorously punish the
guilty party or parties
National Republican., 1874-06-02
THE NEW SECRETARY OF TIL
TPEIgTrPY ....1 .-s ----.. .


The Hon. B. II. Bristow, whose name was
Yesterday sent TO the Senste az Secretary Of the
Treasury, is forty-one years Of age, snd lawyer
BY profession. His parents, who are among the
most highly respected eitissni Of the State OF
Kentuoky, reside on their plantation at Bristow
ststion, near Louisville, where the early years OF
bis life were spent. After receiving eollegiat,
education he read Law, and soon obtained Q lucra-
tive practice 10 the city Of touisyille, where be
settled, He was one Of the earliest and most
prominent Union men Of the State; and after the
breaking out Of the war at once entered ) the
Union army, In which he served with distinction,
enjoying, 20 an unusual degrees, the coundsues Of
Mai. Gen Geo. II. Thomas, then In command Of
the department. of the SouthWsst. At the close
of the wsr Gen. Bristos was norninsted and CON
frmed 20 United States District Attorney, and in
that position again rendered valuable assistance
TO his old friend and commander, Gen. Thomas,
IN the able and fearless manner in which he pros
ecutsd the Ku-Kiux cases. When the once was
created he was rendered and accepted the ap-
pointment OF Solicitor General, which he filled
with signal ability and to the satisfaction Of all.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

HEADcUARTERs MARINE CoRPs,
QCARrERNAsTKR's OFFICE
s.,,., w WAsHINGToS. May =, lsI4.l
I'll L O'Clock m Of FRiD AZ, t6s Eth ida day % Of june
S.I fS5 STppiy.g Wood and GooI al e To- the EnSsd
The Gcs ysaE sEdpS .a s1S ST1e
points IitIn he limit. or the MaTESs ssrrsoks ss
cer free Of 70 S The Un1ed stsfes. Afs om
The Coal be good white ash anthracite egg Coal,
to be Inspected by the commanding Marine Ofncer,
and delivered at such points within the limits Of the
% Se un Is aSs SSOh
and Coal TO be furnished upon The monthly or quar-
Ing the Quantities required Ia accordance with reg
0'a'i0n'' viz; FRoRrsMoUrH, Nh.
lSS g sSPd. sSPi 05 g cS.1; %dod
CHARLESTOWN, MASS.
50 cords OF Wood.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
uucluding Assistant .QuArtermAster's oE!es-)
i'o cords of FMHifHIaiiDE1pnrA, MiHai PA.
100 tons OF Coal.
unciudInT Assistant QuArtermaster'sDasS-
WASHINGTON, u. O.
cncludinT guard at Natal Magazines
Oo cords OF Wood.
. cord. Of woSi' ksiSAPoLIs. EO.
GosPoET, VA.
80 tons OF Coil.
90 cords Of Wood.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
socords Of Wood
MARE ISLAND, CAL.
Io6 tons OF Coal.
90 cords OF Wood.
with the privilege OF increasing the quantity
one third O., c,- ,,-..,,-.,,.
10 be measured weighed and certified by the Cor
ernment In nspecior appointed by the Navy DepNrt-
nent, and the peuse attending such Inspection,
&C., paid by the Contractor.
Blank forms Of Pr9RosSHis fan Se obtained upon
PaymenIs will be made upon the receipt OF ae-
counts duly authenticated By the commanding o1-
GERS OF the posts at Will. the Wood or Coal has
been delivered. The right Is reserved to reject all
bids considered unreasonable.
A guaranty, to lie signsd by two responsible por-
sons, whose responsibility innst be certified 20 By
the United States District Attorney, or United
States collector, must accompany each proposal,
Tobs inaorsed sProposais fOg Fuel" and sd-
N'e'''- " WILLIAM B. SLACK,
Corps. UY8
National Republican., 1874-06-02

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is published every
morning Csundays exceptedl at the soutnWest cor
neroiThirteenth street and PennsylvaniA avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers Cby eArrierD ~ any
cents per month. 4,
Mail subscribers, $50 Per year; el.oo for ~
months, and 500 for three months, Terms N
YArisbly in advance. 81
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
TWENTY-FIVE cents per line. Advertisementsun under
fhehead Of stFor Sale Rent, WANTED, " Lost
and Found, :" and "PersonAls +" twelve and half
cents Der line.
TIE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
aFpubushed every Thursday morning, and h FUR
utEhed TO subscribers at the following rates: One
copy one year, e; three copies one year. s; ten
copies one year as; single copies In WrAppers nVe
clnts each. .....
- All Communications, whether on business OF
hEcT publication, should be addressed 70 hh- q
1dURTAeH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, d. c.
National Republican., 1874-06-02

THE statement of the public debt printed
In other columns, shows reduction during
the past month Of nearly four millions and
a half which is good index of the recov-
cry of business and the prosperity of tie
National Republican., 1874-06-02

/ THE report of the proceedings Of the
annual meeting of the lot holders of Oak
Hill Cemetery, printed elsewhere, will be
found of unusual value and interest.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
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R~ n o + 1 c Z :.

kW o Il Il
BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKs,l
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Ss. sS sSS
Room No. Columbian Bullying
'tfpfs ap Inspector OF and hssss
e~eDR. s. 8. BOND HAS REMOVED
- No. si3 First street, between and
e calls srS Isn at We p.Ts store S
prompt % fea attention. ION ne" iofh avenue VIII mHaetf '
fN-ALL THE CotGII MEDICINES,
3rv SSd Liver Oils Troches &C., at the Tsn-
~CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
m and q She S Sa be S
Gsys Dealer under st. Cloud hotel corner of
NN0TISE;-i AN NOW PAYING
have 1ust started This business and need the goods
f Al sfGiS fsss ss ssS1E o. q nsS .ss snt &
streets 1Srthwest' prompt attention will be given.
E- i. m. WELLS, DENTIST, HAS
kS removed once TO his residence, los Second
street, third door from Pennsylvania ave. jan5-lm
e~DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Ohio Callsse Of Denta; surFery; sn & Sew:
south Of odd FeIlovs' Hall. washington. Gas used
in extracting Teeth. Teeth q set either jaw.
~DRUGs, CHEMICALS, PERFUME-
~ ries, Pomades Toilet Articles, Ac., st low
est rates. at TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
@.PURE WINES AND LIQU0Rs FOR
- medicinal purposes, st the Temple Drug
rrWHENY OUCANNOTFIND WHAT
Tas ami Sip9S II 9shsr try the Tempe
p~HOMEOPATHI
kS SPECIFICS at the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner and Ninth streets. -, ;
rW-LEGALA AND 9TMER BRIEEs y6EIrs
al the REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE. nois-tf
NwRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
kS at this once, ..--. .....-.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
BUILDING MATERIALS
Lumber! Lumber!
RAILROADS..

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
NEw YORK.,
AND ALL POINTS II TIE NEW ESGIANDj
THROUGH BErwEEANT AThS WASHINGTON AND
-. xIrHotsi4t st% s%5stSsE W tSSSsfE e OF CARS. =, -.
FSffSSS fa3$n Rag 81
NIGHT TRAINS.
Trains st;sE sGesp s1Td VIII nit ss
New YORK AMI " aslington Through Line leaving
Pe ns Of
and streets, as follows:
Limited EIpiess........ Leave Washington s:z3a
Leave BsI:imore io:S5 a. N.
Leiye West Philadelphis
Arrive " i New % York 4:lO p. m.
The above train Ia COM
posed entirely Of Pullman
Errr p m. MO for PhIladelphia
Night Express. .......Leays Washington s.os D.
Leave Baltimore lo:45 p. m.
Leave Yves: PfEadelphia
Arrive New 1 York s:Ooa. m.
TRAINS RETURNING.
Phlladelphis Arrives daily. except Sun
Limited Express. Leave New York $50 a. m.
Arrive Washington 4:Ua
Night Express. New York IS p. m.
Arrive Washington 6:lS a.
Connections are msde in New York with steamers
railroads. New York Central sni Hudson River
railroad, Eris Railway and steamers on Hudson
river.
Fare as low as by any other route
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
oalces, where tickets ami Information can be OBJ
ttnsd; Northeast corner Of Thirieenth street and
& sion a. Baltimore M and Potomac RsnrOad, Corner OF
te2-tf General Passenger Agent.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC R.R.
~ DEPOT CORNER Sixth AND STREETS N. W.
On and after May g, IsIl trains win leave Wash
SIS a: m; Northern ELPI ess, daily.
sa a. m, Limited aCs EIpTess for New %a York and
iI.ss !. N: Fs.t Line 3t the West and North.
SO p, M, AacoinnodatIon for Baltimore, daily.
$50 B. NJ. fSilad:pSia Express, daily. ii.' sIespi d
300 ;; m, For Philadelphia, New York. and BOs-
s:ss p. m, Accommodation. daily, except Sun
Trains for POPE GREER LINE leave at a. m
angt 6g sfna' leave a. a. M and s
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Buffalo Is run on
on the train leaving At
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Chicago Is run on
the train leayinEa at
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to EImira Is run on
the train leaving at
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
o 1hces OF the company.
Baggage called FOR and checked at hotels and pri-
vRte resdences orders left at the otces of the
company, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PennsyIvanla avenue. and on the northeast corner
Of SIKH street and PennSylvania avenue.
DepOt BALTlMORE 6 POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Ed S. YOUNG.
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Bid.
EDMUND Il. DUBARRY,
Je2 Superintendent, Washin ZtOn, D. G.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
FOR FUEL AT THE NAVAL
i ACApEAY, At ANNAPOLIS, MARY

Sealed proposals will be received until June
%, noon, for supplying the Naval Academy
SO tons Gas Coal.
100 tons Steamer Anthracite Coal.
z 100 tons Cumberland Coal, (GsOrge's CTeek,) run
OF mine, with fair proportion OF lunps
To be delivered at wharf OF Naval Aeafemy. Tres
OF expensr TO the United states Governmeut- The
Gas Goal lnne dlaiely after tho lst OF July pexts
AnthracIts Coal Immediately after tie l5th of july
and Cum brrIand Coal Immediately after the LIST OF
Aurust. Tie delivery ofeaeh kind must be contin-
uous. The Academy will discharge At rate OF net
quality, free from dast, and to Weigh asao poands
70 % riast 70 reject BIDS for Coal not sutable for
nurposes OF the Academy is reserved.
Pronossisto to be indo: sed proposals for Coal"
% aha .ee' .N"' - : o. = JOHN L. woRDEN,
National Republican., 1874-06-02
HARRIEn.n

DIyIs-GREAsON.-On the i5th uIt., Of the
residencc OF Rev. DR.. Murtlsnd, Presbyterian,
Bsitimofe, Nd, Mr.. JANIS H. DAVIS. OF Pits,
WasSiagtcn. b. @. 90 . = 'z..!C2 q I'D
SETA-CROwLEY.-0n the 18th ult., By Rev.
ence, Italy, and shhk J. ". cRowLEr, OF Wash-
tngton. ID. @. No cards. r..F .-n..F ..-. K e
HUTCHINs Ns-GARDEER.-On Ssh October
roansI sSa; 'ps Mr. GO. T. HHrcRIss and Mis- ELLA
GARDNER, both Of Washington. ID. q,
National Republican., 1874-06-02
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, MAY 10, IE4-5 P. NJ.
FROM WAsrvDr.rnN rUrv

SUNDAY. MAY 10 1915 P. N.
FROM wAsHINGTON CITY.
500 =. NJ. Baltimore and all way Stations.
Site - .. m, Baltimore, Anna poIls, Piedmont and
$40 M, PI!tsDurE, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
and an stations on the Washing gton County and
valley Branches. Pullman Cars. Dinner at Cum
sac q. m, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
s:iss. m. Poin, of Rock. and all Way Stations:
iG:oo .. m, Baltimore and Relay only.
17:0 m, Baltimore, Ellicott City and all Way
LILO D. M, New York, PhIadelphia, Norfolk
Baltimore. Dinner at Relay.
HsssrsioWni, i WIneSssser and all intermedisSs I Way
Stations west OF Relay.
s:t5 p. m, Baltimore. Frederick and all Way
100 p. M, ,Polnt of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
town, Winchester and all Way Stations.
6:l5p. m. Baltimore, Annapolis. and all Way
500 p. m, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
s:Sp m, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville. St.
West. Pullman Cars. Brestfast Al Grsfon.
700 D. m, Baltimore and Relay.
7:0 p. M, Baltimore and all Way Stations.
100 r'iSoB :. %o B.itiRore and ali Way Stations
500 and $50 .. m, I;lo, 5:IS, 500, ss, and io;oo
All Trains Stop at vIaduct Hotel, Relay House Sta
ton.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
4S Pennsylvania avenue where orders will be taken
for be checked and received at any point
~ L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
THOS. r. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
GEO. 3. KOONTZ, General Agent. ap2l
National Republican., 1874-06-02

TIE bill to suppress the bringing to this
country of little Italian children passed the
House last night. La f- .'a....s-a
National Republican., 1874-06-02
RATES OF ADVERTISING /:

TEE REPUBLICAN, HAS LARGER CIRcO-
LLTIoE TEAM AEY OTHER MORNING. PAPER
SIE TIE DISTRICT OF coLU4BLA. -.r.-
National Republican., 1874-06-02
DIED.

tJ,ARK.-on the night OF tSe S1th ult.. LILLE
j., youngest cnfld Of John 7. and Josephine CLARK,
aged two years and ten months. ..- -....
MISUNDERSTANDING, May 81. BELLE VIRGINIA,
infant daughter Of Robert and Mary L. Reach.
sMIFH.-At q O'Clock. Saturday aftsrnoon. eoh
ult. LAURA v. SMITH. Daughter OF !. II. and e.
fsnsrai at 10 O'Clock this (Tuesdayl morning,
from Incarnstion church, corner rweihh and
streets. s....- .-..a'---' I-t- -'
TUCKER.-On Saturday, May %, Of pneunonls,
IN the seventy-fourth year OF his age, EL5roS
National Republican., 1874-06-02
KiDwELL q HENDERSON, -
! g41l ci suI.r.sI Dealers In 81 El.--..
WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES,
OVAL AND SQUARE FIGURE FRAMES.
. PICTURE CORDS, TAssLEs, &C., ~
zoo NINTH STREET. sEAroN HALL,
Opposite Y. II. C. A. Building.
ArPzper hung By exper!enccd sorkmel -
moderate prices. - - myy-cn-
z. n. cscn.r S Min al; and D streets.

Z. Corner Slaih and streets.
Open daily from =. N. TO 10 p. m. CsabS,.h from
E.ofary free TO those Waiting the room: 10 those
fother than memf erslwho wish TO take 9ooS .wsy,
subscription, ~ per year. 70 memners' v yeSE
New hooks are constantly added.
In the Rsadin=room the daly ~ III Prlhci-
Prayer rneetipss At l2:ls. sand = 2; ". ssly.
SABBATH services In LINCOLN nah ~ - ~ 2. m.
Prarer tneetjnr al b. N. services Tor the masssS
In 2stror ciish Hal sssP. m my;s
National Republican., 1874-06-02
AND OHIO RAILROAD,

TRAINS EXCEPT SUSDAYlBETWEEEA AL.
EXANDKH AND PURCELtvILLE, BEGIS-
Leave w ashing gton at |. m. and p. M, and Al
exandria at 9:le q. and 4:l0 p- Pass keesbura
arrive at PurcellyIlle a. u N. and Up. %.
l. Leave PurcellYiie at $50 q. m. aud 1850 D, N ;
p. m, and arrive at Alexandris a. s;i6 a. N. and
3:l5 p. m, and at washington at sio .. N. and 3lp
D. m.
Fss,eneers from washlngton viii take the wsh.
tngton and ohlo cars at the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station at . .. m. and D. m, and 70
through 70 Purceiyille without eha anE % Of cara
The ee:i0 .. m. train from Alexandrfh and ii,3o n
m train from Pureellville connect al Pufcsliviffc
Ith hlger's daily line OF coaches for SnIckersTiils
herryvliie and Wlnehesteri also with Rsamer's
hne ma ore9,e9es vrien ieave tsesuurs r.ny ror
: Comm1tstion tickets, three cents Per nile. .sa
Annual tickets, 30. X. H. HAVEENER.
myi5-tfr - '-1 Ia General Ticket AGENT.
National Republican., 1874-06-02
LOST AND FOUND.

r oST.-oN THE 2eTH INSTANT, A NOTE
IL drawn by - Pateler to Francis Genau, for
Sl53. "a, due In two yeirs from to-day. The finder
Genau, Clarksynle, Howard county, n ryland.
All persons are warned against receiving or nego-
tiatlng said note. +. GENAU. -.
my31-3ts
National Republican., 1874-06-02
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

bNSlA0 xlxND ~ l. u L 1N4N LII i
NEW BOOKS o.,
Prayer ;pd the Prayer Gauge. By Rev. Mark
bsspsfsts Remedies. By t. Hardy. CLeisure
Spring FJo6ds and lear Of the steppe. By Tur-
genief, Leisure Hour Series.l .. -.
Psrsonal "reminiscences, By Charley, Planche,
and Young. Edited BY stoddsrd- (Br:c-a-Brac
ti!leta Linden, or Ths Artists Bride. BY Emsr-
Wsidfred. A novel BY Berthold Auerbaeh.
Between the Clifs; or Hal Forrester's Anchor.
BY Emm2 M6rshal.s (Wandering May scrles.l
American Pionsers and Patriots. BY John B. o.
Abbott. r"pAvld Crockett" -. .-
Queen Of the Regiment. ny ostharins King.
Isdy Anna. By. Anthony Tronope. (Harper's
Library OF Select Hoyels.) o..
Chats With Young Women. By nlo Lewis.-
Famous Cases OF Clrcumstantial Evidence. Phil
lips. Second edition. 6Yo. Law sheep.
Memoirs Of Westminster Hall. BY Edward Foss,
7. R. s.. author Of Live. OF the Judges OF England,
= sor MStSSTs' Ms.i.S WY W. H.X &. III. MORRISON,
my1 Booksellers and stationers, t75 Penn. ave.
N E-w Bo oKs. L..Eag.E zl-g -.
: Walfrisd. A novel. BY yAuerbach. z.
Adventures OF an Attorney In Search OF Practice.
ChaYters On Animals. BY Hams5ton.
Ths Poetry Of the Orient. BY Aiger
All the hew ea6bath-schooi Library Books.
croouet, at all prices. >,,,,-,,z,,L
National Republican., 1874-06-02

LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"A EktIhRS3eA4G ANR eAkEXHSPRIA LEX AND
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS.
Local trains for Alexandria leave follows 6:53
P. n 10 Alexandra daily ali others daily except
Local trains leave Alexandra as follows: 9, 7,s
.. 10 aud II g. IN. 3 T. S, and D. m; q. and
2: m. from Aexandria daily; all other trains
daily, except Sunday. -.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on
Wnshin gton and Ohio railroad.
Richpon Express aVss washington at 500 p.
CHEAT soiJrHERS EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Wilmington u:33 p. m, daily, except Sun
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sale At the onice Sixth and PennsylvanlA
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania avenue,
where passengers can leave orders for baggage 20
be checked At all hotels and residences through TO
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