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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01

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Noloriiat ais6 bic Gnif&sisuns uni.
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ridirtalisn : Differ uns,piH, 3uRanb
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lammsnbdnst. lin unfstsn Sane.I fhr
bic 3uIanft Dor @sfatr ,u bewabun.
muffin MIR bas sinJls ,pabrs prinIlp ter
SilisffIi unfsrsr 8trfaFans tinpsrlsi.
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DtFnitiu,s Dor 3uGamnisntrlit bee Con.
sIsRts ssi&ftsn lann. ab,r porttuli,n.
S&ritts fOlIisn icfOTt s,iban ptrssn.
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bsaTbsiist wsrSsu, pa6 dn sdusli&tr
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gall L1sntu @tfets S,fOrSsrt witt.
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nans 70 fsa DarssI faEsn, ba6 as bel
3ufammsntritt er gOnsrsGss lcicrt bic
bic 6orm bss @sltsss aanimmt. 81
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esm sausta eantt aufssb,n unb i,bss
@si4aiiS' Satsrsat Nib untsr ibrsn az.
wdrmsnesn StrapItn 0ufS,btn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the ENNsYLvANI-
sOHESTAATs-zEITUNG" in Dauphin County
is larger than that of any other paper
Published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. II is therefore the best advertis-
ing medium in this part of the State.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
R Rpfts Sintn.
R abanps gtts, pa,

Rabanes GitS pa, 16. Oct. 1873.
Die Ssatis uno glOits bndsmlt .,gSIe. Bun,
atn> parlur'SIssl" IN bic bette isbt ssbraudit
9aIlOr'O 'Oretl. SO babe iit NIT SpIsfaIt &C.
prlfi unb i'm laSHtn 9Sns, In htr ausarbsitana
anb In br DaHsrbafisfs;t bti psitsm spr,aaIiS
DER ale irstHb zine aHbtrt. bic ID ~ prifsa Bt>
ltsenbtit Bate, esfunbeH, 70 bae to bisftIbt ST.
BEN, Der cine garIpr>S Sresl trfttr Rlafit tTaHGi,
nit Susnissn smtftbIsn fam.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
SuIia G. Wbitsntsbt Srsaniaim.
Namtutub, gya., e7. NOv. 1879

@amtutHh, pa, 81. Rop. 1873.
%. gsaits unb YIpiis.
Rtint 6tTrtn! SD Babe bic Srsd tmbfan,
gen. aats rthi. sic stlpdbrt S61iss 9efrit,
eieune uno lbtIbitttt ALE SrstIn btr limssatnb.
gDir m6GieH une I'm ftintn pnis basen iTsHusn,
psnn mir fsiH anbrts SnRrumsHt sen bnltItn
SeriI bsieHnitn T0nnitn.
RpGes Stntn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
9amaaua, pa, I6. pn. 1873.

9amaqua, ga, 16, DG. 1873.
aat, bic cine ft6nt 8itrbs fir ibn Dsbnun.
atn une jusItitt tin Snllrumtnt son unibniuif.
lihtr muREali(ter 0erlheIihFsit stIIaHstn, wtr.
Ben eits In Seaitp unp plpii's 0olbs 9ungsns
parlpr'Orssl fneta. Ditltlbt btfritSi1t spls
Iommtn uno biIpr bas lsiitnts SHlrumrni bts
fasts.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01

Der Gsppidtiunrm. - DIR 9asds(sr
i,SsOba9Isr" f&reibt: vSn ssH bsaa&tarl,n
DSrfsVn uub Siahltn 10 cine ueHs yIaas eHi-
Ranesn. iptI&s bslcnsas ben SausIrausn sisI
- i&aitn madt. Go 10 bits nSmIla hfr 70.
ssnaunis ,.GsppI9Barm". DalsIts ~ bsbpsIl
70 sfS6 aIs bic esssetlII9s @aus, rnb 10 (ein
aSrPT SSaRSnbis nit SaarsH b,ssdi. 3HnR
faub li& tIslsE @urm In SneaHssnen Sabre
In DaHebllf Scr, ipp CT bsbfnisHhsn Gaaksn
aHrlHhis. Su bisism Sabre tai CT liG bsrtits
ipsiisr aussttTtiisi, ba aud bon 9rrdpsrl st.
risItsi pirt, tnb CT f9 bafsIba bnais tinasHI.
ai BAL Cine Dame, BsIts IN itHsm gtabi.
Den rubaL itsllls eiasm 8ai9laTalir mli,
tab ale pdufr baleIbR nit bifir PLACE auss.
fali Fnb uHb bsilpifIepfIIt IN itrH @o5HaHe
ltiH 3ImHn bon bfHlfIttn frsi III, Rs &c
iitsraa eroes eSan IN t,n garpfi esfnHm
tiasm.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
GitD>8ierbrQuereiI

sds sH essanHi etrass Hns Rasptnry aasv,
SarrisbMrg, Ya.
Die tlHisrjsi&HstfH btua&rieiIasn kitrmlt
ibrt BrtuHet, fcpie bas TubIilHm iibnkaHpt,
sab fs BE psbIpffanHis
CitD=Bier=B r=Brausrei,
fIiibn ssH prH. aHeas asHia bsiris.
ben, hbfrHsmnisn babfn, uHb nun bfrtIt FHk,
elm
9efAmafhafteS, rstnsS uub aes
funbee Bier
~ sstffrtIstn. Srstnt rsiGe gsisluHasn
pfretH aaPs prsmpft unb piiHliIIGie belsTat.
Wh efT Sitrbraurti bdbfH ft AUD tintn
bhbl&tH
Salon unS NfiaaratisH
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Sptiltn unb @ftr6Hfe aufgtiift5t psrbtH.
Gum esHsieitn 9uipru& labfn fTstblnli Gin,
Gbtrarb s Jpbn 35nia,
SnrIsburs. RSp 5, 1674-tf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
" olOz3nngen
YarlOr=Srgeln.

sDir puHbun niGt baIlbtr. als 9tptis,
6a6 bic 80 ,8aHer bic Isiitnbt WarIsr,
Srsd IN ,une bas Itiitnbe Sniirumsnt blsibtn
ipiro, btfntn 9auftHts BON 4tuenilIm. gBir
flbrrn nur tiRiBe an unb bitten, 6isItlbsn 40 Is>
fen.
St Clair, Sa., s. Dt.. 1873.
80. 9tdtlp unb @luts.
Dltine Strrtn! Stb babe bic BON Sbrir
Girma mtr luesianbit Srad tmpfanstn un6 Et
prlftn ~ IaiftH. Sis sstpabrt spafommsn, Sr,
fritoisuns. Spbn Sipts,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
8eeinennsen ser slnIeieen /.

aai.issn ipsrbtn siusrHdi pis fOIst:
@tf&dfts.auJsiesn bsim 9abL CNtr
fiji sInsn GbsII tss 9atus,
3geopais. 6 Monaie. t2 Ronait.
Gla 3ol Si.00 500 5000
assi 3a 3saa Z aOo 90 t2SO e 90 g So.SS GO
aHbsIgtnibum. psrfbnIi&ts Gi.
aeHtbn m. unb aastmsIne Mnisisen 10
Gents bic 3sils fiji bic Tlie Ginrhdune unb
5 Gsnis nc 3tiIt fir i'Ss na&brist Gin
radunc.
pattHfirte WtSiIin., 9iItes. unS ale
aabtft AnIsiatn bsi etT aanisn, balbtn, brit.
isl obeT pitrlsI Spallt ptretu tpis folei be
rtttati peIbsH:
Cine sauit Spllls iibrlid....Bi50.00
GtHe balbf Spalif - .."." 5000
6iHe bTltit Spalie ,..... 5000
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bsTenust:
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AillBnlt Q. Mnieigtn..
aueilcr's. Ahjsl9tu............... 200
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Diirittn IS Gents bic 3rilt fir bic
ffllt &iuradHng nnb z gmt5 bic
!3tils fir itbe uaRbular.
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10 aat 9,itfs. NiiitbtlIunaen if. mii(Itn
ME fOlsi aSrsiIiri wsrotn:
T. GeAF9e Rinnar.
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gtHHfslsaHltii am l6. Rdri 1871
Ciiiee: 80. 1914 SFsObtsfraBe.
iiniutiabi Rranis unb bnrtt 8ufaa SnHH.
sIadn nHisf ben IittralHtn 4ssinsunssH.
Seamte
prdfibtnt-abam 3sr&snrSibr.
Btetsgrdfibtnt-aueuit DsinmanH.
@tfrttdr-a. S4miti.
0sHtraI,aetHt-Ssba StIbIIns.
Sireftoren:
abam 6n4turStatr gBria. Slider
ausull DtinmdnH, Gjto. Rttitd,
o, M. Rramer, Nnton 4ieaItr,
NaIenttn SAINT, SpGepb Dtba6T,
Jptn Gr5bli4.
~ llm allen ni6sli3tn 9initrssbunetH spr>
tHfemnieH. aHb ale aetattn NIT einent Bs8lau>
biaunsefAstnt, tptldtr pom praaotnt uno SttTt>
tdf Der gsitlllAaii uHier,tidntt IN, etTftbsn. -
Dits Jur atnntntb hts Dublitums.
Sermaan SaerRen,
Sfo. 4I9 Mace StraBe,
@en. .@I9ent,
fir gumtstlane. Dauptin, efbanpn
unb gort &ountifS.
SbGti9e 9lgenten Derlan9t.
aleabens. pa, 4uni ~, 1872-1S.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
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Rtp.BttbItktm, pa, I6. Oh. ,73.

Rsp.9ttbItbtm, pa, 1S. on. 'Ts.
56. BEATTY uHb wIptis.
RsiHt strrtn Sd batt tine itrn ,gSIb,
4nnstn,G ,GarIpr>DrstIn" felt foe g7pnattH In
gsbraudt. unb ipolie bieGtlbe sra eiHsr eriiab.
IiGen @rhfans unitrptrftn, tbt To fs tnipfatl
90 frsut mid, istt btitHeen 90 i6HntH, bae fe al.
lee, mas peH ibr etfast anb str6ftHilint fpHrtt
abtrtriit = ia nod Htbr Id Iit6 grsftlIersH bsl
Muiif, uHb promintnit SrsaniftH fommsH Hnl
bitttlbtn prhftn, - iinb fte trfldTen Gammt uni
feHeers, bab biss bas bette, iantt Il. anstHtkm to.
ntnbe SnllTumeut I'm RarIit ftt. 60 bat aul
anetrtn btr llmetstHb In S@atisn stltIt. Sd
bin nit Tim p6ais iufrisbeH unb fsin GtIb pdrbi
MID bon ibm 40 trtnntu ttranla(ien, penn Id
ftin antttts BON beritlbtn art trbdItsn fonnit.
sic uibsfH ts strtftniliHtn, ipsnH 70 SknsT
irtdmdbis blnft, inbtm bislt Sred sum Be.
psife DtiItH, mas Id fass, ssprift iptTptnmas.
A&tHHssSpa y. S.Riaarhs.
atptIeneT gbttor btS ,,Tamaaua GpuritrsH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
sl,s5O,1O1.O3
Ruo. Garigne, 9raabsat.
Sob. Gbmarb SeabI, giss.Ydfbsnt
&uao Ganmann, Stftidr.

Sbr RapiiaI IN In Baartm GtIbt anstltet.
Sic bat ftin giOitH Syntm, bas mic NO:leass
auf BEN gissRtbum litet. Sis StIIanst feline
Rad,abIuns. Die grdmitn perbtn In barren
G,sIbt tinbtiatlt fur ben eanltn 8titraaH Der
SSSstans eRfes, fs lat 0,n S'aah sUa s,S
b6bu Hnb, als In ben gtstnftiiissn Srrf&u>
1nes. .@sltllhaftsn.
aaf @unl& bn DtrF&rrttn p,r6tn biz ToIi
en- In btnilhtr SpraGt abDtfaei.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01

SarnHm belratbst. = Du sfses
StornaHH. .. z. garpum, BAT an i6. SIP.
ItHsbn B. ). Iid StrttiEalbh uHb lnaT MI Il.
HsE Es&iu tss pm. SObH Sid aus Gealt.
pUrt, GnSIanS.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01

8riIft pit bic ubistn, iptlGt 10 gunlieH sen
Beatty uHb gloiis' ,,@elbe 8unsen> yarIsr>O Of>
stIn" iprtatn, fcmmtH Hns furtwabrenb seH Con-
nsrn ~. aDir fonntn niHis hafiT, wsnn biz
2tuit Daarn trie 9la1ft sulanstn. gDir mal.
Zen ibrt aufirdee 90 btfpretn iH@en.
Giniet faatn; ,.gs btTTG&t bsr Dauit 20 DItS
II ni6i etr Gau nit uns. Infer @sIHdft atbl
ftutt btGtr btHn jt. Dc soTjhsliGe ariifsl atIit>
ftTt ptIbsn, eabin tnbtt ninn baIe ben Wea.
Deust ibr tinte fdr bic Senntags, Sduit fau>
fen. 70 prpbirt bitfe, = psnn eints fir bic Qsae,
70 icmHit ~ uns! Scr t6unst gtIb Ipartn.
nnltrt 8tbingunssn fur 6dnbitr finb IibnaL
Rad fcrsfdIttetn unb folilpieIsen Grpntmei.
ilTtn fibritn mir bitlt neut SreeI, bic ,,GBeIbs
8unsf," Gin. Sit btFbi SitIe Bor,det User bi,
anetrtn, bic iis an Ghat, RtiHbrit unb arafI
bee 9eHss ibsrtrifft.
anes, mas mir SsrIanetr, IN zine yrifuna bee
SHfirnmtnts, - Sbr tptTbtt ba1tlbe bann faus
fen nno ~ Gurtn 8reuHbsu snpftkIeH.
ASsnes fur his grtis>eiae unb aebrslTri;
E5eatf0 S SSlDtts,
@afbiHstpH
Darren gouniy, R.,S.
Dantti 8. 9satts. Chr. gIstts
abriI %, 1874-6Wt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-10-01
Ssbet auf Cure SRtertiien!
GrIfaunIi9 i9ntle Berf6uFe |!
btrh B m ten

@ir trbaIitn aus attn fbsiItn ess qanb,s fort.
rdbrtntt 9tlttaunesH fur unIne
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-18

The Board of Health held special meet
ing last evening, and received a communi-
cation from the committee of the Medical
Association Of the District of Columbia,
presenting a copy of certain resolutions
adopted by that association relative TO the
regulations recently promulgated by the
board, under the law of Congress, to insure
a full and correct record of vital statistics.
The board, after reading the resolutions,
unanimously agreed to reply, inviting the
committee Of the association to be present
at its regular meeting this Tuesday, even.
ing, and expressing its desire 70 have full
. conference with them on the subject, both
in explanation Of their resolutions and as to
any notifications in the regulations they
might suggest We hope to see resulting
from the proposed conference cordial feel
ing Of cooperation among all members Of
the medical profession within the District
of Columbia, whether on the Board Of
Health or in private capacity, working each
in his own peculiar way to prevent or cure
disease in all its distressing forms.
1t is to be regretted that any articles
should have appeared In the public papers
calculated in any degree to generate feel
ing OF antagonism between the committee
and the board, as the greatest good 10 the
"noIe community can result only from free
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-18

TIE first and prime duty ofall parties at the
present time is TO unite in some solution ofthe
railroad problem. The political and judicial
war which is now being waged upon these
corporations, and which is to great extent
the result of bad feeling and misunderstood
ing, is affecting the Industrial interests of
the country to q much greater extent than
is popularity supposed. A careful statis-
tiCian estimates that the companies are now
employing nearly fifty thousand less men
than they were two years ago, and have
abandoned the construction of thousands of
miles Of road in addition. Capital has be-
come timid in European financial centres,
and American railroad enterprises are COM
ing to be regarded as perilous investments.
All this is the result in o great measure Of
the uncertainty which has been caused by
the politicians Let the railroad companies
understand precisely what they can and
cannot do, and end condition Of affairs
which is becoming worse and worse every
day, and entailing suffering and distress
upon those least able to bear it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-18

THE monthly report for April Of the
Bureau of Statistics contains q census of the
japanese Empire for 1872, which the COM
piler says 'fs, so far as known, the first docu-
"ment of the kind ever published to the
world" However that may be, the in
formation contained in it as to the occupa-
tons of the Japanese is interesting. The
total population is set down at thirty three
million and some odd thousands, divided as
follows: Princes and princesses, 20; mobiles,
2,2O7; armed class, upper grade,) 1,282,-
1877; armed class, QOwer grade,) G59, OLA;
lower grade, 5,816; priests, (male and fe-
male 211, $40; shinto officials, 102, ATT;
nuns, 9,621; common people, SO,857, Ell;
population Of Sogholin, 2,35S The table
OF occupations shows that there are (male
and female) $50, 426 engaged in farming
7O1, 416 artisans, 1902 91 merchants, and
9, 100, 522 engaged in miscellaneous Occu-
nations
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-18

THE telegraph yesterday announced q
turbulent state Of affairs In Georgetown, S.
c. 1t appears that the colored people of
that district are divided into two factions,
one of which is led by State Senator Jones,
Moses man, who still has two years to
serve, and the other by Mr.. Bowly, chair
man of the committee Of ways and means
of the last House of Representatives, who
wishes to be renominated and reelected
Jones opposes these wishes, as he
also did, Intellectually, two years ago.
While he charges Bowly with having
sold himself last winter, Jones is in
turn charged with having used his
influence with Governor Moses to have
good and efficient justices removed because
they would not submit to the dictation OF
Jones, and subservient tools appointed In
their places. Each of these aspirants finds
numerous partisans in the colored popula-
ton. The present difficulty arose in an at
tempt to choose delegates to convention
for the county, which in turn is to appoint
delegates to State convention for the nom
nation of Governor. The Bowly men
stole march on the others and selected
delegates. The Jones party few to arms, to
break up the meeting, and the Bowly men
retaliated. The whole affair is dis
graceful in the extreme, and the Of
tenders should be punished. We learn
from private sources that the sheriff is
threatened with lynching for interference
to preserve the peace, and that the white
population carefully abstained from taking
any part in the disturbance, for fear of
bringing the vengeance of the Infatuated
blacks on themselves. 1t is to be hoped
that the sober second thought will cause
both parties to lay aside their arms
and settle their contentious by ballot
The franchise ceases to be of value when an
appeal from 1t to arms is taken. Then law
and order gives place to anarchy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-18


BAREEs.-On Sunday, August 49, Jos. BARNES,
aged twenty-five years, son OF Martha z. ana the
late James Barnes.
ing at $3.50 O'Clock, and proceed TO 81. Peter S
church, where high mass Will be offered for the re-
pose OF his soul. The relative and friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
SELBY.-At p. m, MABLE, second daughter OF
J. W; and AIverdie selby, aged one year and one
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
10 attend her funeral ats p. Tomorrow CWednes-
street.
MURRAY.-August II, In the morning, RALPH
E, son Of H T. and Kate Murray, aged twenty
THE funeral will take place this TUESDAY, after.
noon a. 8 O'Clock, from house No. 1877 n street
northwest Friends and relatives are invited to at
tend.
ELI.-August Is, at II:s9 a. m, MARY AGNES,
daughter Of John W. and Eliza 2. ~, aged nine
teen years. three months an sixteen days.
Relatives aud friends OF the family are respect
ft1iiy invited to attend her funeral from her pa
rents residence cOrnor First and Fayette streets
Georgetown, D. O.. this Tuesday afternoon At 4;O
O'Clock.
ST. oLAIR.-sundsy evening, August 10, at the
reS, dence OF her father and mother, james o. G..
And lane Z. HaskinS, Mrs. KATIE r. ST. CLAIR,
wife Of Thomas So. Clair, Of North Platte, Ne
braska, amer protFacted illness, with eonsump-
tion, In the thlrty-nrst year Of her age.
Her friends and those Of the family are invited TO
attend her funer4l, from No. SO Penneylyanla ave-
nue., this TUESDAY morning atso'eloek' 70 proceed
THOMPSON,-August1 IS at Lao q. M, or typhoid
fever, HAAR1 LYON, second son OF Asoary n ana
May .. Thompson, aged four years ana seven
Friends of the family are invited 70 attend the
O'Clock p. N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-18
TIE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Project.

The paper read by President White, of
Cornell university, at the meeting of the
National Teachers Association in Detroit,
in favor Of the establishment of national
university is attracting the attention of our
cotemporaries. The PittsbuTg Commercial
opposes the idea, mainly on the ground
that OUT political methods are incompatible
with the wise and successful administration
of great institution of learning. This OBJ
lection is more fanciful than real. Our CO.
temporary is probably afraid that one or
two Free Trade professors might be in
stalled in it, and in that waythe iron indus
tries of Pennsylvania shaken. The Wis
consin State Journal, on the other hand,
warmly commends the idea, and hopes it
may be carried out
The whole subject is not, we fear, as
thoroughly understood by our own people
as it ought to be. A national university
was one of the fayorite and most cherished
ideas of Washington when the foundations
of the capital were laid, and he even went
SO far as to give sketch of his ideal insti-
tuition. The city at the present time is
directly interested in the subject; for there
isno doubt that if Congress should sanction
the project and assist it, the capital is the
only point in the country which could be
agreed upon by rival interests and parties
as the place for its location. In addition to
that, we have all the treasures Of the Gov.
eminent here, without which or dupllca-
ton of which year by year the university
would not be complete. At Washington it
would start out with the finest library in the
country, the immense resources of the
Smithsonian Institute, with an observatory
and medical museum which is unequaled
in the whole world. A distinguished Off
Ger of the Government has some ideas on
this subject which may not be impractical
bic. Strongly favoring the plan Of ns
tional university, he is of the opinion that
the Government Departments might be
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-18

THE wonderful arithmetic man of the
New York World has been hard at work
for the last ten days figuring on the recent
elections, and predicts, as the result Of his
calculations, o greet Democratic Presiden-
tlal victory il the near future. 1t is ex-
sctly six years since the World discovered
this mathematical phenomenon, and placed
him on its editorial staff After every cleo
ton which has since taken place, he has
invariably predicted great uprising by the
people next time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-18

A FREE-TRADE JOURNAL assures US that
ninety per cent of the Canadians are in
favor of the passage Of the reciprocity treaty,
and that there Is no doubt of Its passage by
the Dominion Parliament and by the Eng
Iish House OF Commons. We hRveno doubt
ip the world Of It. But the fact that the
Canadians and the English are so unan-
imously in its favor will be to Americans a
good and sufficient reason for its repudia-
ton upon their part.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-18

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ths proprietOrs
Of lie Droit Park of6r the fen houses still
remaining unSOld Of tho large number just
completed at loo prices These houses are
carried in size, style and prioe. and are
complete NTH all city eoHVsHiencss THY
are close to the city, being only about as far
a. the Capitol is from the White House
from either Of thOss points With ioids
avsnues extending to each, and being higher
than N street they afford commanding
uieUs of the city. Thy are all within
about three squares Of The SsUenth and
Ninth street cars, and only four squares
from the CorcoraH market We offer them
as frst-cEaS property in sVery respect,
vhether for rssidsnes Or inusstmsnt and
upon the most advantageous terms. That
the promises Ts made last gear hare been
fully redeemed, zoo inVits the inspection Of
the public, This property Is the gilt
edge" of the city.
N We DiH rent a tsD Of these elegant
suburban Vizlas and cottages to .fr's-eIass
tenants only at lO0 prices, II early GpplicG-
tion is made.
d. L. BARBER 3 CO.,
Proprist0ra
reg = Street northeast, opposite p 0.
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