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POLITICAL NOTES


Its aterrible thing to send Federal troOpsintO
the South to ''oppress"s free people. So thinks
the Westvflle C1Iiss.) EeDs, which says: "If We
can't vote the negro down we can knock him
down, and the result viii be the same"
mr.. Dudley c. Denlson, the man who viii prob
aqiy succeed Judge Poland IN Congress- is .
lawyer BY profession, and Is ffty-hTe years old.
he comes Of excellent family, being cousin OF
the late Chief Justice Chase, and has alWsFshad
the reputation Of being an honest, able and IN
commonly shrewd man.
Maine wiz hold State Congressional election
to-day. The candidates for Governor ara Nelson
D.ngley, jr., the present Incumbent, and Joseph
Titeomb, Democrat. The principal interest in
the canvass is In the choice OF members Of the
Legislature, who are 10 choose United states
senator, to succeed Hannibal Hamlin.
me Richmond Enquirer, commenting upon the
manner in which the New York Herald receives
tie statements Of R. N. 7. Hunter as announced
in an interview with its correspondent, aptly re-
marks that s'the Herald would perhaps reach a
more cheerful view Of the situation were Il to con
suit the younger and more hopeful men Of the
South rather than those whose hearts and hopes
lie buried IN the grave Of our great tirfeTocable
past. What or people want now issomo reassur-
anee Of brighter and more prosperous future,
and this thsT cannot draw nom the gloomy rati-
cinstions ofprophets Of evil and disaster"
The Republicans OF King william county, Va,
met at Abingdon the other day, and organized
for the Congressional canvass. A c0mmltteC Of
twelve on registration and voting Was selected,
and IL was unanimously resolved that Hon. J. B.
Senez should be reelected. Able addresses we're
made BY J. T. Tompkins and Philip Todd, IT,.
setting forth the policy Of the Republican party
and the efficiency Of Mr.. sener IL his efforts Tor
appropriations IN the interest Of the district dur
ing the last session &c eontrasted with those Of
his predecessor, Mr.. Brazton, IN the Furty-sscond
Congress, who was unable 70 accomplish anythinx
directly for the benefit Of hts constituents. Ii
would be the same with Major Douglass, the o..
position candidate- II be should be elsciod He
could DO nothing for them. He would be "a
hopeless and helpless minority. % the other
kaad they had tried BIT. Sener, soand lin EN-
Client and successful, and would try him again
Mr Gerrii Smith has Issued letter entitled,
sour first duty Is 10 keep Gown the Democraoy.'
and 10 It be says: Lam assed IS one ana smother
uteihcl am 10 laror Of third term l1r Gen
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FOrneg's Sunday ChrOa:cle fsvors the idea of
a national convention to consider the Southern
question. Il says: sit is time to put down the
brakes, and we think the best way to do It is
to call together the best brains Of the country
in national convention, to revise the Consti-
tuition in accordance with the provisions con
tanned within that instrument for its own
amendment. This would be infinitely better
than new revolution, which is now brewing,
and may be precipitated at the next Presi-
dental election" We are in favor Of con-
vention, but for entirely different reasons. The
North and South have been at cross purposes
for some years, and it is time there was an end
Of ii; but 1t viii not do to go into it with the
sole idea that the North has been to blame in
the matter.
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MoNDAY MoRNrNie.....:sEPTEMBER Il, ia.

GENERAL BUTLER opened the canvass
in his district Saturday night last in a
speech, synopsis Of which viii be found
In our news columns. BE explained his
position at length on the leading questions
Of the day, particularly the finances and
the condition Of the South. There is some
opposition to General Butler, but it scarcely
amounts to anything except in the news
ranare
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PROPOSALS FoR GOAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT-

W AcE1NGlON. y. S-s sept 4. lol4-
I Sealed proposals viii be recelved at this once
until 10 O'Clock =. m. TUESDAY, 6th October. for
fnrnishing SIX hundred f6cOl tons Of run or mine
Georges creek Cumberland coal, 70 be delivered
At sten times and paces and in such quantities -
CURED by set Of Congress- approved July II, islQs
the ton. and shall be inspector and weighed. and
the quantity OF each load certified AZ the time Of
delivery By the person appointed and qualified
under the act for that purpose, and that the pre-
scribed fee or % cents for OF coal Inspected
tractor
Proposals viii be considered binding for one week
TIE right to reject All or any portion o. the BIDS
No proposals win be entertained unless accom-
panied BY satisfactory evidence Of ability 70 full
the contract, nor viii any payment be made with
furnis he'd Is such IS the contract calls Tor.
Proposals. should be addressed and sent 70 the
once OF GEO. ID. MCCAKTEE,
Chief OF Bureau oGEngrsVing and Printing, Treas
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The last liberal Republican on the other
side Of the AIleghanies, Congressman Say,
Ter, Of the First Ohio district, has gone
back to the Democratic organization; thus
reducing the number Of Liberal Republi-
cans to i've, viz. General John Cochrane,
Reuben E. Fenton, General Pleasantnn
and two others. Sayler is gentleman Of
character and ability, and the wonder is he
ever Joined party which it was evident
from the first was animated by no princi-
pie, and whose only object was TO get into
Office.
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THE NEW CONSTITUTION OF
ARKANgAG

or Southern States, with reconstructed
constitutions, Arkansas has been the first
to revise again her organic act. The con-
vention held at Little Rock for this pur-
pose has adjourned until the goth Of Octo-
Der, and in the meantime tbe full text Of
the new document is being very generally
circulated. How far It differs from the
one adopted by the reconstruction conven-
ton is a matter Of no slight importance,
for the evident reason that the difference
VIII show in what respect the temper Of
the people has changed since the close Of
the war, and may serve to indicate possible
changes in the constitutions of other
States It should be remembered in this
connection that when the reconstructed
constitutions were adopted, the influences
consequent upon the then recent termina-
ton Of the wer were felt with great force,
and that the conventions by which they
were framed were composed of elements
entirely new to Southern politics. A now
field was opened to their operation. The
experiments Of generations and the expert
ence Of nearly a century were at hand with
useful lessons from which crest benefits
should nave been derived It is useless
70 deny the obvious fac. that the clauses
providing the qualifications Of voters
IS well as all provisions relating 10
elections and the distribution Of
patronage, were 50 prepared as to
place extraordinary power in the hands OF
the victorious Republican party. Restric-
tons On ascount Of political disabilities il
CURED By the war were then the Esshlon
and we're prompted by the impulses Of the
/. 'Our But all the Wsy through the event.
!. ~ - period Of reconstruction the eonstitu-
cers' sof New York and Peangyivania we're
- up IS models. Care was takez, how
]. u pzssetibe limits 10 the debts which
7 BRaKRg ere authorized to incur IS direct
10. - rrTo On the whole they were, with
.l5.ngs, orr. eestaptioH ef the politics. sestric
isit 49,. ~ "a DE- $50 "a. very ale locumenis
ses rsia p-'1npiiT ana siriciions vas tie one n
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THE REcREr SERHInE.

Cfrom Eorney' s SUNDAY Chroniele.l
TEE REPUBLICAN, makes some strong points In
favor Of conducting the secret service OF the Gov
eminent hereafter tmpersonally--that neither its
chief nor any Of bis subordinateG be known to the
public. This is very sensible, and the only way
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[oY1roIAL.l
NAY pErAH1HEsr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGToN, September 5, 1874.
General Order 40. 100.
On surveys held in conformity with paragraph
94S Of the Navy Regulations the surveying OFF,
GERS will base their estimates on the actual value
Of the clothing destroyed, and not on the prices
axed by the paymaster when the clothing was
issued. q-
WILL1AN REYNOLDS,
Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
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ROYs AND sIRLs
DRY GOODS.

N.N-ON~o.0.C-NOO-c0N-o-NN
Not having, as yet, been successful In renting our
establishment, Gas our intention Is to retire from
business at the earliest opportunity, we here beg
leave TO inform friends and the public generally
that for the present we shall continue the DRY
GOODS AND CARPET BUSINESS, under the
same management as heretofore, ~ the old stand.
Our facilities for procuring the choicest goods from
hrst hands at the lowest cash rates enable to
give purchasers such Inducements IS could rot
otherwise be expected. AS we shall endeavor TO
maintain In the future, in the past our reputa-
ton FOR cheap selling, we hope to inertia contin-
uanee ofthe public patronage 50 literally bestowed
on Us heretofore.
Respectfully, WOLFORD & SHnBERG,
sepi9-6t 81 Seventh st., bet. d and Es.w.
EALL DRY GOODS. !
! Canton Flannels, 10. 12.<, IS, IS 70 . ceats.
An Wool flannels, % ., q, Gz and Is cents.
Boys Oacslmeres, 50, az, IS cents to 81.
Black Alpaca, ~ cents, eh0Ap Al " cent?.
Black CassinFe-es. 81 cents 70 ~. 50; cheap
Black Mohalrs, 50 cents 70 q. -
Good Line Fall Dress Goods, 3 cents.
summer Dress Goods At half price.
Bed Iickings. ~. Is Is, % 70 40 cents.
Stock u cheap tosuit the times
- Z. n. NAUDAIN.
SCI q PenDsylvania ave-. south side.
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SUaARS.

HOUR-DOwrTI
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack ....o3-5s
GOLDEN KILL FAMILY, per saek......ss.45
BURNT MILLS FAMILY....-.at lowest ratss
ISAAC wENGER's FAMILY.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
EXTRA FLOUR, perSaot, es, ss-s5 and sass
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TRE EATTOEAE REPUBLICAN, HAS 4
LARGRR OERCULA TyOE EHAF AHY OERER
NoRE1EG PAPER IN THE DESERToFOF Co
BUHBLA.
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PROPOSALS FOR CUT-GRAN1TE WORK
IL FOR THE APPROACHES AND FENCES
FOX THE UNITED STATES GENERAL
POST OEFLCE. WASHLNGION, ID. o. -
OFY1oE OF sUPzR9IsLxe AacHnrEoT,

WAsHINGToE, ID. c., August y, ls77.
until y N. Of the sisl day of September is7L FOR
furnishing and delivering. a. the site OF the United
% ne cusrInits WSSf ssSairsd fr tbe An
proaenes and Fences Of the building. In accord
Each bidder must submit 20 this oaiees sample
pioek OF the granite proposed 70 Be furnished, the
f1ee the nSfurai fracture OF the stone, and on one
the other faces the grade q cutting proposed %
standard sample to Be seen At this once.
must be delivered It the size CT the 61idns as rs-
ICY aS may Be required y ne Pr9gress q me gork
Sffar ths $3.50 ~ az soTf-,,t "a tba ,boi
work to be completed within foRr months from
gsitol Tor each days delay above the time stiprs
Proposals will be made for toe worksas exhibited
ny the drawings aDH described BY tAe speeihcA-
80 bid VII. De received except from the owners
or lessees OF the quarTies nom which tue stone i
proposed % oe FURNISHED, Or their agents. or from
have theneeessary facilities FOR prompt execution
Son se from me o,aSes ~ ne on1r- mus 5 .s
thelr pie Il taken. that they will deliver the
piets the work within the time above specified.
Payments will be made monthly deductiug ten
per cent; ofvork executed until the Gnai compile
All bids must Be accompanied by the bond Of twO
dollars, tss6oo,l that the bidder wiz accept aad
perform the contract II awarded him, and aNocute
Ars, CO, co. The bond e oe 5pproyed By the
United states Judge. Clerk OF the United States
Court, OF the District Attorney OF the district
wherein the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right TO reject any
all bids, II Il b. deemed for the Interest q the
Government 10 do So
Every bid must &c male on the printed form, 20
be obfained At this once and must conform in
every respect TO the requirements Of this adver-
tisement. or it will not - considered.
Copies Of the plans an speel may be OBJ
tanned on application AZ this once.
Endorsed Proposal for Cut-granite " ork for she
Approsches and Fences OF the United Stttes Gen-
eFal Post Once, Washington, D. G., - and, with
the samples pronery labeled with the name Of the
bidder and quarry marked thereon, ADDRESSED 70
A. b. MULLEfr.
auS1-ist Supervising Architect
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FOR FUEL
DEFAnrxnSr or STA.

ID = II
WASHINGTON, D. g.
Sealed proposals win be received at the Depart
ment Of stale until Y m, on the 18TH day OF sep
umbeE, 1874, 70 furnish this D. partment with Fel
such quantities and n such place as desired.
Information as to kinds and quantities. can be o.
tanned on application At this OIdce.
The right 90 REJECT any or all bids, or 70 accept
any bid any portion OF any bid Is reserved; and
each bidder Is equired TO deposit with tue Dsburs
ing Clerk OF the Department bOud In the sum Of
two thousand dollars. guaranty OF falthfnl.
performance Ofthe conUract awarded TO him.
EDWARD HAYWOOD,
se8-5f DisbursinR Clerk and Superin tendent.
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BIsHoP-DUNAvIN..o the 10th instant, at
the parsonage Of the lmracuiate Conception
church. BY Rev. Father McCarty, ELIJAH 4.
BISHOP and Miss MARY A. DUNAVIS, both OF
Washington. d. c.
ZEIRMAN-BRADY.-S eptemberI. Is7A By Rev.
Father BOkel, Mr.. Christian ZnIRMAN and Miss
HONORA o. BRADY, both or WILMINGTON. ID. @. +
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DIED.

VAN RIsWICK.-O Saturday, September Y, at
$50 O'Clock D. N. JOHN THOMSON Wan RISWICk,
in the sixtY-ffth year Of his age.
The funeral will take place nom his late resi-
deBce S0l street southeast, At O'Clock this after
rest in Ieaee.
MAYA lexington, the residence Of Mrs.
Joseph Gales Saturday, the l2th Instant, At el9
a. m, Mrs. CATHERINE HILL MAY, widow Of the
late DR.. George W May. and daughter OF the late
Theodore Lee, OF Leesy lvnnia, VfrEintn.
Her friends and acqualntances and those OF the
family are respectfully invited, without further
EckinEton, on Tuesday, 18th instant, AZ = O'Clock
m.
CAMERON. AT Laurel, Nd, on the 18th Instant,
Mrs. MARY Z. CAMERON, wife Of the late John L.
Cameron, in the tWenty-sixth year OF her age.
4o'elock p. n, from the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road depot.
EBAUGR.-0n Friday evening, the 18th instant,
L. EbauRh.
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DOM PIkTT denies that he wrote the famous
speech Of Senator Jones. The denial was en-
tirely unnecessary.
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J. ,. Bryan 6x.Bro.,
PROPOSALS..
DR6P0s1fs ron 6Es1Ga6 anon u
Il AVENUES AND STREETS;
ENGIrEER' = lOfFICEs D
DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA,


WAsHTNGToN. Sept. 30, 1874.
Sea ed proposals viii be received a. tnl9 once
until Y o'clock m. en- sAIURDAf. ne s5a IN
stant Vor placing upon sfreet-lamp3 In the c!tles o.
Mashn gton and GeOrgetOwn the oeslBnasloas OF
Avenus and Streets IN lttters aud numbers, one
and thsse-Ioarths Qs) inches IN length, and prop
Bidders are At liberty 10 submit any plan what
ever Ior erecting tins parposei transmltiine ssl
price per letter and number. The work 20 be done
under the direction OF this ONCE.
Zach bidder viii be required 70 deDost With the
Collector otthe District Of Coluulbir the sum 0fto
hnndled Cs2o) dollars asa guarantee th1t he VII
enter into and carry out the contrast II awarded 70
him, according to the terms OF his bid.
The receipt OF the oleetOr must be tnclosed with
eaeh bid. The receipts Will be rWarded 70 the
Collector after tine award OF the contract with in
structiOns for him to refund the money deposited
70 the sfnl bidders.
The money deposited BY the contractor VIII be re-
funded on the completion OF the work.
The party parties 30 whom the contract q
awarded viii be required TO give bonds IN the sum
81 one thousand (eleol dollars tqat ne Or thsy VII
ftthiuiy comply with the specineatons Of the coz
The right TO reject any or all bids Is reserved
Bids mutt be Endorsed proposals. for Designa-
ton OF Avenues and Streets and addressed to the
Engineer OF the District.
~ 80 - JOSEPH G. ROCK
aeDil Acting Chief CLERK.
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C YEAST PowDER,
warranted to equal any now in use.
Ask your grocer for It, and give it trial.
HALE, SHIRLEY CO.,
Manufacturers,
sepl2-st Warrington, d. G.
HTR13 DRElI
MOSQUITO NETS AT $3.50 PER PIECE
At L. p. CLARKs8,
12S8 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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- 5. ENelNEER oFFICE

III S. ENGINEER OFFICE
Os THIRD STORY
UNION BANK BUILDING.
FAYETTE, MAR CHARLES SrREEr.
BALTIMORE Nd, Ang. p, 1874
Proposals for dredging in James River, Virginia.
will be received until noon OF September q, tssf,
aud opened Immediately thereafter.
Blank forms, Specifications, and any desired In
formation can be had application It this once.
WI p. CRAIGHILL,
au26y6t Major OF Engineers, u. s. A.
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LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
University of GEORGETOWN.

LAW SCHOOL
University Of Georgetown.
The next term OF the school win commence on
Wednesday, October J, 1874, with the following
JUDGE GEORGE W. PAsCHAL,
Ths La.g n Rsal Property; Pleadtag, Evidence,
CHRISTOPHER IHGLE, LII. B.,
PERSONAL Property Contracts. Mercantile Lao, Do
mestte Rsfatfsns, and the Doefriss Of Equity.
tatiOns and ORGANISATIONS upon the several titles OF
law, together with Illustrations Of actual CcHrt
Application for information, either In person or
ey letter, may be made TO the Secretary, wig vii
ing. SiS + street, Warrington, daily, Ir9m to
= aas4-tOciO Secretary Ct the Fscuity.
DARK SEMINARY.-MRS. q. M. CON
4 ORION and Miss A. TolmAn Smith, Principals;
VIII reopen Wednesday, september ls74. Num-
Principals may be seen At the Seminary. sos Finn
street Northwest. aaaI-st&Tufh&sa So
Mr.. p. J. DONAHUE, MEMBER IN
NJ high henOrs o. the University o. London,
AsSsaasIasiss PrsReh a. VII a EnsSh sTeleets
preparation for Annapolis. west Point and the
9niyersifies. Highest references; moderate terms:
TUE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMI
WIN be opened
MONDAY, sEPTENBKR IL 1874
e. No. loez Twelfth street northwest.
Mrs; z; D. BUTcHEE aud Miss N. O. DogeLAs,
Principals. Au4-2ml
+" ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, WILL
w mington: Delaware, Offers Thorough instruc-
ton In liberal course OF study. under homelike
influences at reasonable expense. fal session vii
begin September %. Tor catalogue or informatisn
address REV. JOHN WILSON a. NJ.
GONZAGA COLLEGE l STREET, BE.
" tween North Capitol and First streets north
west This Institution Is conducted BY the Fathers
Of the Society OF Jesus. The course OF studies "a
the same As that pursued in other institutions
der the direction Of that Order. Schools will be re-
opened on MONDAY, the It'll OF September.
augls-6ws JAMES CLARKE, 8. T., Pres.
A GRADUATE AOF YALE COLLEGE,
"a experienced In teaching. viii give private IN
struction in the classics higher English branches.
Satisfactory testimonials. Address TUTOR, ED8
Thirteenth street northwest asls-gw'
VIsITATION ACADEHY, B. v. N,
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RDuCATIONAL
THINk ANp Aor.

TlHINK AND ACT.
The school Reform now being 80 earnestly .avo-.
Gated By the press Of this city be- long been familiar
i@prossnshis, pIsstissd ~ s pTVsieIy 'dssihs
ne last tea {ssrs U ,he u Of ,7ls month
revolution and night, Its pafrons xpress fhenl-
elves ss fully pisssed; its pupils aTs inte5ssied
studies. Ny system Is true: q 3 my duty, and DO
not tear g g declare ~ s2yits ne
for their own and chdren'a sake, larger share Of
ther inteiigsnIt not ns.t4sng TO Rroa
Terms: Three 70 sightt dollars per monte;
eehoai 10 sfrret o-,.1oaif1 s-st mace
Residence 80 I street northeast. sepIl-et
TUE MISSES OsBoRNE's YOUNG
4 Ladies' Boarding and Day school Will rsonea
4 % ~ street. corner q Tenth northwest, NON
northern feachsrs. Moderate terms. sei-zn
Art SCHOOL FIFTH YEAR-THOR-
"a ouEh Instruction given IN All branches OF
ana a. ne fooS. lbs Tenth street. Corner Masss
ehusetts avenue. 3. =. FULLER. se4-F &Tulm
MIS-. BURR,
IVA IsB II sTREET n. W,
WILL WILL R59PE D her SCHOOL on MONDAY,
DOYs' ACADEMY,
n n rsar n D.. ssndsrEaad's oAureA, Four-
aad-Q-Ady erst northtDsst, VIII commen Its ffth
@d = sy Tss sSses q sSs % a
are TO AZ boys for JlIgiess for collage classical
OF polytechnic. Photography Is taught a. q regu-
lar study, and several have gone from this school
TO lucrative positions - short-hand writers. For
Arithmetic and Bookkeeping are speelalties. FOR
those who design 70 enter college, Algebra Geom-
etry, Plain and Analytical TrlgonoInetry and the
Classics are thoroughly taught.
HSIs4 sV e ss qIsssss see
number Of gold and silver meals Az ny4rdsd each
Su7-lm A. NJ, MD. Ii. B.. prineipsl
EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE
This well-known schoolfor boys Is removed from
the Church OF the Epiphany to the Hall over Nos.
I7l9 and 17u PennsylvHnla avenue northwest.
The Fifth Session vii open wednesday, septem-
Der O. For terms a. ply 81 iol1 Seventeenth street,
70 the Rev. 7. L.. <N1GHT, d. ID. au3s-lm
DROFEsS0R 9UhN EsPUIA'S
Il MUsICkL ACADEMY,
IN y. n. Q. A. BUILDING,
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 3 1874.
NAVY YARD CLASS
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER ! 174.
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atiuuaI gepabIitau
J. arURTAeH...........Editor and PropTlesos.


TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays excepted al the southwest cor
nerof1 lirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and Is furnished 10 subscribers Cby carTiersl a. any
cents per month.
Man subscribers, $50 per year: a4oo Tor. SIX
months, and 500 for three months, Terms In
VariablX In advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty-Five eents per line. Advertlsementsund
the head OF for Sale or Rent y WANTED Lost
andFound, - and Personal twelve and half
cents per line.
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
unpublished every Thursday morning, and Is fur
niEhee 70 subscribers st tbs following rates; One
copy one year, - three copies one year. s; ten
copiesone year, s5; single COPIES In wrapperS ave
cents each.
~ AncommunicstiOns, whether on business or
Tor publicatiou. Ehould be addressed to WIZ. ,.
NURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBE1cAN,
Washington, d. C
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TEAS

TEAS.
wehsverscsatis sdasdsO cur stock IN this de-
partneat nsDurchaseOfA LARGE QUANTITY
orNEw-caoP TEAS of the dlssrsn. varieties.
and hence We are now prepared to otter special in
dncemeuss.
IMPERIAL. New and swss...............5Oe.
IMPERIAL. .............z5e.
IMPERIAL Choice. .....-......-.........sLOO
IMPERIAL Extra Fine.
JAPAN, Good.
JAPAN. Choice .........................-. $500
JAPAN, Extra Fine. silver IeAi..........sL95
ooLoNG, New, and Des. this market
for price
OoLONG, New, and beStl this market
ior priee......--..........-....
OOLONG, Choice Goods.................... 90
o0LoNG, cannot b surpassed IN qusiity.1sI.s
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Choice New
Goods .....s.-.-.--..-.-el-006 e1.s5
9UNPOWDE8 ......................e1.0O
GUNPOWDER, ohoics. .e1.s5
GUNPowDER, Extra Fins ..............sI.sO
sUNDzfEs-
+. Z. smith 4 Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT ana
GRAHAM FLOUR Just received fresh from the
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