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The New York herald., 1875-09-01
A BARKER 4 SONS
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER
SAILS,
rJIAP p y W IA a

IA CITY AUCTlON MAkI AND NEW hOhA TAIIEh
Of Broadway and Thirty ninth street,
MAJOR CHARLES w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER,
REGuLAR s, + SALES Of Horses Carriages % &e..
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK
TWRNTYF0UR HOURS allowed for trial on every horse
sold under warrantee.
THIS is THE only auction the State having the
driving track entirely under cover and plenty of for
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY.
AT ELEvES O'CLOCK
NEW AND SECOND hand Narness Horse Clothing Sad
dies, Brides, Whips. Haters, &c.
HANDSOME DARK brown Geding, Is hands high, years
old fine free and handy driver extra sharp traveller
tie enough for a lady TO drive; warranted kind
NO TOP side bar Road Wagon by Qumby.
GENTLEMAN'S ELEGANT Trotting Establishment COM
prsng the promising elegant and speedy bay Gedng Gran
Boy got by Rhode Island dam by Ethan Allen, l52
high years old without exception of the perfect
.drvers andnest gated horses in Amerca beat so
mem road wagon; Is great pole horse fine flowing
and tall tremendous roadster and warranted sound
and kind; also top side bar Road Wagon Harness, &c
PARK PHAE1ON, by Brewster q Co.
R0CKAWAY, NEW, by Martin
EXTRA FINE sorre Goding, l5lS high years old sty
ish free aud pleasant driver; finely gated; has had
handling show minute gait and warranted
sound and kind.
BUSINESS WAGON good order
LADY'S PONY TURNOUT, comprising very handsome
combined brown saddle and harness Pony, l3h high years
docle warranted sound and kind also notop Pony Phae
ton, Harness Blanket Robe, &o the property OF lady
going South.
TOP PONY PHAETON, nearly new.
FAST JET BLACK trottng Gelding, 15A high, 9 years
old game easy driver in 50 has faults
vices, and is warranted sound and kind.
TWENTY OTHER top and top Road Wagons Depot
Express and Business Wagons, Carriages, &c-
Eight OTHER HORSES
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account of weather.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE N0TICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
for the week ending Saturday September 1873, will
Wednesday at u M on Thursday at II 80 A. NJ and on
SATURDAY. 81 ) and IL 30 A. N T. ]. IAMEa Ps.tmastel
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RowERY THEATRE.
Mr. MILNE IEviCK ,s ;ninsser nrseser
WEDNESDAY EVENING. september j. D''s''0'
9nasf sB foSfRFGins Sgfi l5isfSS c6sPnNYL sPntNYLLo
Hh6Y o. 1's@'sI YoSs and E RoGh ssf" Dff1lToND
WINTERS TALE in preparation.
Bo29TERiFsE 9TRFEfT 1TiEAgHE ,PRIvER .a! BARaY | ScSLyAM
THIRD APPEARANCE
BARRY stLLIIvAN
she cities country Tas 'd ihs q as.
To-SiGHT, wEDSEsDAY. SEPT /,
RIcHfRrEv Thsf
the cast making full dra on ths shaGsperan organization
OF Booths Tneotre
Doors open at 1880 BesnsMa
Tomorrow, gg1IiIgIIRs|;P,AAy, "a Evsains,
caTBh RfHAHR II Fl Fl T4 ss si9 as S's H r. ss sS
will commence a M 4' dEEoRGE EESSf Ghs BGGNonE
Der 90 hi: anriyaIied part OF Nat Gons BoucicsHss
sale Of places for the BARRY sULLIvAS rsPrs:en
tations.
MrTHoroLI5ssAssA 5ss Alp JBgATEEi - sEioApwAu
WIN PASTOR Th pGBE 1Sp FE and Managers
Spsssane: as 1s 64 one Ss @EEk sfT K Ss
Miss FANNY HERRING ia her own adaptation OF tho
z aSTSEG5 EsF aiSs TansbT sESkE} iEb rAi5aq AfsEs
A s H lssfHE6 HSb saIsT f zsf fSsAa ps
AND nj GHHTRzP rGMTG4p61s aEpiI%fiuM AFrlh3sE
: g.! .!E.. E...I ...I
,v nr oooo lhE 5,E;,, DDD,r
~ $s..j|$ $s..| s,.j II E.. EE..'j E...i
which yp% VIII Be yESt%c Rrsis%tsd AND srupnAy urspp
A'hf'' AnSfIsf uNfIi fURTiIas s M S6reE Pe "N'i'AA
Box Office open from A Go 7 NJ
TNHEATRE COMIQUB, 5I4 BROADWAY
Mr. JOSH HART .Pfrprietor
00'O"'' = A-''''- " aATiNEE
THIS WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER !,
commencing at O'Clock
First appearance Of The
MOCNTAINEER TRIO
Msssra FLAyIT, BRUNELL AND BLoNDELL.
clad in their National Costume
TIE {Gg5Ss''WVsopfE Wofst shIT Hr SSfisR; STER;s
Mr.. JOHN ALIEN Mr. JOHN WILD.
LITTLE MAC, wM. BARRY
SCANLON and CRONIS. Miss WINONA BRIDGES.
AN AMERICAN HAMLET
THE DUTCH HACK DRYER,
DAFFNEY's WEDDING;
nApFLR foR s'nShssSn MRS MESNEssYs Il En- CLOCK
Same programme In the evening.
nARLING's OPERA HOUSE,
oor6S RIKEfH5 KFsb West Aifa & i''sst @ up.
NEW YORK .MINsTRELs Banjo sololst Bob HAT, the
NEW YORK MINsTRRLs Cotton and Birdue the excel
Ben Cotton and Dave Reed sio Song ana Dance Artists
IMMENSE SUCCESS Bernardo baFesque prima
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A LECTURE EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK ON
"A Manhood and Cause OF its Premature Decine 81 the
New York Museum Of Anatomy, el5 Broadway, between
Hanstnn and BeecksT streetA
The New York herald., 1875-09-01

USE,
twenty y third street.
r. NJ. Hall. the superior
Banjo Soloist. Bob Hart, the
Orator. w. II. Brockway,
Cotton and Birdue. the excel
sior Song ana Dance Artists.
Bernardo, burlesque prima
donna.
and Instrumcutal Corps.
so cents aud - cents.
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nARLINGs OPERA Ho
~ late Bryant's, West
COTTON 4 REEDS
NEW YORK MINSTRELS.
COTTON 4 REEDS
NEW YORK MINsTRELS.
Ben Cotton and Dave Reed.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
OF THE NEW TROUPE.
And the unegualled voca
Prices to Saturday Matineos
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CAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELJ.
DAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL5.
New Opera House, Broadway, corner Goth st.
REOPEN MONDAY, AUGUST 80
with the following Artists
Billy Birch d. waufbold Charley Bsckus, Add Rymsn,
Billy Carter The Great Ricardo, johnson Powe-s. @
Rudolph, j. Barney. T.. Warde W. Muialy, J. Ross,
R McGuckn, A. Pelham. A. Bent, ". Biskeney
j. withers, W. schwab, J. Morelli and Others
READ, PONDER REFLECT.
THE GREATEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
Our motto-"Modesty the Best Policy"
Seats secured. Matinee Saturday at 2
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

EN0R sALE-A VERY HANDSOME PARK PHAEToN,
nearly new will be sold reasonable. No. West Ihir-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

THE Portland one. Pre5S analyZing the
Republican victory in Now IIampshirc
blunty aud trulhfulIy says "The old war
" feeling ,cas revived, and 1t brought to the
polls two thousand Republicans who had
" abScntcd themselves since the mcmora.
d" bic campaign Of 1879. 1t WAS revived by
Z" the display Of the rcbellious spirit aud
" reasonable intentions Of the White
" League, by the massacre at Nicksburg,
Z" by Inc disturbances In Louisiana, by the
" threatening reports from Arkansas and
" Mississippi by the fear, widespread and
welliOundcd, that the GX-rebcIs Of the
" South were struggling TO obtain possession
" OF all the old slave States and TO debar the
" black man from all participation in the
" local governments under which hc lives ."
The same journal continues six months
"agO the Southern question was dropplng
{" out of politics, The people OF the North
had apparently become convinced that
" the South meant well, that the rights Of
d" the negro were in no danger and that
"agitation was only kept up for political
purposes. They grew Indifferent and
neglected to 80 to the polls, The conse.
"quencc was that tue Democrats and their
allies swept the North. Then the old
Esprit Of caste broke out; then the South.
fern leaders, encouraged by the favorable
" verdict, boldly asserted that the country
" should be governed by white men alone;
" then White Leagues appeared in arms In
Southern cities and attempted the over.
throw Of State governments. We re.
produce these opinions for the benefit Of
our Southern readers, and especially call
the attention Of the turbulent and criminal
White League Democracy to them, We
admonish this latter class that unless they
repress their natural inclinatous to murder
"niggers" and pelsecu'e political opponents,
tbe lesson of New Hampshire will be re-
pcated in every Northern State. Let them
nut this printed advice aside for future ref
erence, and recall it TO mind when the fire
caters of their section charge that the Re-
nubljcans of the North arc engaged in stir
ring ND sectional strife.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

VIRGINIA. North Carolina, South Caro-
lima and Alabama are among the Southern
States of which the London Corporation Of
Foreign Bondholders have had occasion to
say some very unpleasant things, amount
ing in fact to direct charge that they have
neglected to meet their obligations, al
though they have been able to make large
payments. This foreign corporation does
not scrutinize the causes which have led to
this dcplorable result so closely as it might
have done, or it would have discovered
that the Democratic party has had virtual
control of the legislation Of these States,
except South Carolina, long enough to
have demonstrated the integrity of its pur
pose to maintain their credit. OF course
the ke-yarpet baggcrs, scallawags and
negroes are responsible.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19
The Administration and the People.
tFrOm the Buffalo Express


But what Is the truth In regard " Seourso
and pOsltlon2 An examination oi the facts Will
show that there has hardly been an Important
measure before the country, which the people ap'
proved, that he did not approve also; and hardly
one that public sentiment has condemned that he
has not opposed. Grant has been much more
nearly In accord with the people all along than
has Congress or the journals that traduee him.
He stT0ye faithfully 10 secure return TO specie
payments when the panic had made resumption
easy. He has urged economy, and 30 far as Il has
been In his power has managed the Government
fTugAliy. He tried his best to carry out the civil
service reform, and would have succeeded II Con.
gress had seconded bis efforts. Time and again
has he urged Il settlement Of the Louisiana dih'
cultEs by Congress, but without avail, uuless the
Wheeler commission shall turn out successful, OF
which we have serious doubts. And so We might
run through the list and ind the President right
nearly every time. Had his advice been listened
to and his wishes compiled with during the last
six years, the Independent journals might not
have been satisfied, but the country and the party
would have been much better of to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

"ANOTHER four wears OF protection,
says the Portland Press, ''aHd the negro
" will be strong enough TO fight his own
" battles. Perhaps 50; but VIC doubt it.
In those four years it will be necessary
that the blacks shall not only DO protected
in the exercise Of the rights Of citizenship,
but provided with means to educate them
selves up to a full and independent appre-
citation of those rights. Can this be done
without liberal school-systcm in all of the
Southern States? Docs such a system pre-.
vail now! These are questions that the
Press may earnestly ask Of its intelligent
New England readers, and 1t may add,
will such system ever prevail il New
England Congressman arc so weak knccd
as to allow the White League Democracy
to get control OF those States? The record
Of the last Congress shows that the speeches
and votes Of New England members in the
House wclc mainly instrumental in pre-.
venting Tie passage Of remedial Southern
measures.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19
1oFFICIAL.1
tC lrculBr.l NAVY DEPARTMENT.

tClreulSr.l NAVY DEPARTMENT. y
BuRKAU OF PROVISIONS AND OLoTiIfSO,
As the Bureaus circular Of September q, 1si4,
does not seem to be fully understood By Pay on
GERS, they Will hereafter be governed BY the fol.
lowing Instructions, In reg ard 70 the ten per
eentum required to be added 10 the cost Of Issues
This percentage 10 intended 10 preserve the
clothing fund OF the Navy, and 20 protect the
Government from the loss upon clothing and
small stores occasloned BY the oasuAltlss Of the
upon al Issues OF those articles. II 10 70 be In.
cuded IN the prices at which the articles Of cloth.
Ing and small stores lGsaod 70 the officers, crew
and marines Upcluding supernumerarles whose
namol are entered for pAyl arc 70 be calculated
included In the amounts charged upon the Pay
Rolls, and IN the Summary Statements, Accounts
Current and Separate Returns Of Clothing, But,
In accounting for these Issues upon the mai quar-
prices arc not 70 be consldsfed, the values 10 DO
there entered being calculated Of the average
cost, as heretofore,
For all Issues by invoices, Except TO other Pay
surveys, the average cost prices emily are 70 be
entered opposite the different articles OF clothing
and small stores IN the vouchers, and, after add.
ing up the amount at cost, the percentage on this
gross amount being entered upon the Summary
Statements and Accounts Current.
In the Summary Statements and Accounts
Current, after entering each invoice Of clothing
and small stores received, at the cost given in the
invoice, the Pay Otficer should charge himself
with ten per cent. upon its gross amount; and he
should likewise credit his account with ten per
cent. upon all the expenditures he makes at cost,
20 that his balance due the Government will al
ways include this percentage.
JAS, II. WATMOUGH,
Acting Paymaster General Z. 5. Navy.
To Pay officers ofths URfted STATES NIuy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19
MARYLAND.

Politics and the Education Of Colored Citizens.
To the EdHyr of the National Republican:
SIR | ndcr date of March II, ia double.
hOrrcled Communication from Il Democrat cor
respondent at Annapolis, Md, ostensihly cor.
rCct!ng "tumC errors made by correspondent
ia an open :citcr to Senator Hamilton, of
Nd the writer lntimatCS that | asserted that
"Mr. llamiliOn's liberal views toward the col
orcd man. had something 10 do with his non.
reelection 10 the Senate Of the United States.
am not politician, Mr.. Editor, aud do not
profess 10 know how the Annapolis firing"
make or unmakc Senators; and that ever
iuiiJna',d that "Mr Hamlllon's liberal IN
views toward the colorcd man" {! , had any.
thing TO do with HE Closing the Scnatorshlp,"
Il, indeed, news TO me. That such an idea out
Of that communication should ever have got.
ten into the head Of ar" IL beyond my com.
prchcnSIon, unlcss, iorEooih, he forced Il for
the purpose Of obtaining an excuse for bring
ing forward the name Of the retired Senator
N his pcnOnaI preference for the standard.
bearer OF the Democracy IN the next Guberna-
tUrial rae.
As regards the present appropriation for
CnlOrcd schools | admit that, under q wrong
impression, ] did fall into error, aud IN the
interest Of education for tic colOrCd children
am glad 10 stand. corrected. When pcnned
that communication had In my mind, which
led TO the error, tho struggle over the Rrh Rp.
preparation made for the support of coored
schools Ia tho State VI Maryland by the Legis-
lativG Assembly Of lSTl-'i2. Nor do forget
:hC memorable contest over the appropriation
made during the subsequent and last session
Of the Legislature Of that State, when, IN az
iuCTCGgfd RrJJuJiicau TTDrekctlfdfiOH, and not 40
much by the Increase OF Democratic lIbcralIty,
the appropriation for the support Of the col.
Orcd schools was increased iwo-fold-an
amount, however, inadequate to their Just
demands.
II your Annapolis correspondent, Mr.. e.
itor, wishes 20 be really liberal IN this respect,
and NJ he seems 10 bc IN the "political ring"
by which Senators and Governors are made
and uumado In Maryland, and now that his
candidate for the goYernorshlp has been salts.
fbCtOrlly determined, let him turn Ills Rtten.
lion to the composition Of the next LegIsla.
turc, and co use HE potential influence IN
naming the representatives from "thc rcspcc-
tive counties Of the state" and IN securing the
election Of Legislature this fall, ;" by which
4 proper system Of education shall he lnaugu.
rated aud an adequate appropriation made for
the maintenance Of that system In the Impair.
tInl interest Of all the patrons Of the public
schools IN the State.
lf we can do no betteT--and doubt n we
can-lut us get back 10 the only substantial
system Of education (baring its exclusive ap-
pliCatUn to the wbtcs) that was ever IN Opef-
alton IN the State, AMI which was str ingIel
by the Liberal Democracy simply Urea ly) be-
cause 1t WAS Of Republican par1n.age.
Il. $. b.
WAsHINGToN, March IS, ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON'S letter eX.
planning his vote for the bounty bill has
not met with general approval. 1t is adj
mitted that his course was consistent and
that from his standpoint his argument in
support of the bill is very strong. The
veto of the bill by the President, on the
contrary, meets witha cordial Endorsement.
Public opinion seems to have been averse
to its passage originally. Ii was opposed
in Philadelphia, for example, by both the
leading journals, edited by ex-soldiers. and
the Press of that city says: eve do not
q know one really influential soldier in
" Philadelphia who upholds the bill "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

TmE New York Graphic may bu put
down as a ThIrdTcrm paper VIC think,
after the publication Of the following,
which We extract from lis columns
We should DC glad 10 sec General llawley
elected In Connecticut. lie IL on honest man
aud an able man, but he Ia Just now cndangcr.
Ing hls fucccrs 10y foolish talking concerning
the third term" lie should remember that
General Dix permitted himself 10 make Just
ihis mIsiak last fall, aud was bcaieH 10y hfty
thousand majority, SO, too, the rennsylya.
mia Republicans took the trouble 10 dcnounce
the "lhIrd term" and thcrcupGn lost the
state. II Il when Republicans have taken
pains 10 disavUw the "thiTd-tcrm" bugbear
that they have been beaten. General lIawlcy
should remember LhIs fact, aud cease ~
hazard lie chances by unmcaulng aud foolish
disclaimers. The truth H., President Grant Is
to-day the strOngcft man IN the party, and
the recent Congressional elections show that
the people carefully discriminate between a
deserving Administration and an undeservIng
Congress.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

CLAREsON \. POTTER, the gentleman
who failed to find anything TO require the
intcrposition of the power Of the General
Government during his Investigation into
the condition of affairs in Louisiana, is now
credited with having rendered Il COnscien-
tious report because he is q State rights seces
sionist But how about Messrs. Foster,
candidate for the Republican nomination TO
he Governor in Ohio, and w. Walter
Phelps, who parts both his hair and his
name in the middle? DO they both sub.
scribe 10 the following opinion expressed
by Mr.. Potter as they did to the report he
wrote for them in New Orleans? In a
speech on the floor Of Congress Potter
said
am free to declare Il was nnw 10 make u
constitution for the future government Of these
Slatcs, would put provision In II whereby
certain number or proportion OF tho states
might 60 out Of the Union when they pleased,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19
DIED

NcNAIR Amer protracted Illness, on the
night OF March I6 1875, Colonel DCNSING r. Nc
NAIE, in Ihr seveHty-eighIh year of his age.
TIE funeral service will take place at his late
idence, No. IA sixth street northwest, at O'Clock
p. M, Friday. March 10. The friends of the family
are invited to be present.
lLouisyIle (ky and Pittsburg (Pa.) papers please
coDy.l
MANNlNG.-On Thursday, March IS, 1875, PAN
RICK lGNATIJS, youngest son of Michael and the
late Elizabeth Manning.
Funeral from 1911 q street northwest, at $50 n.
M, Saturday, the goth Inst to which the friends Of
the family Al e inv tied
TOLSON.-On wednesday, March Il. at her late
residence on G street southeast. Ms. RACHEL VI.
A. TOLSoN, belOV ed wife of 7. A. TOlsOn.
The funeral will take place from Christ (P. E.
church, street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
southeast Friday, at $50 p. m. All the friends
of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
WARD.-On the 18th inst, CHARLES WILLIAM
WARP, infant son OF WIN. K. and Emma Ward,
aged fifteen months and four dIys.
Ills funeral will take place fTOm the residence of
his uncle, Il. W. Owens, S2I First street east. be-
tv cen II and ], on Friday, March 10, at 3 O'Clock
n. EriGnhs In lied TO attenl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

THE New York World calls attention to
the fact that FitZ John Porter, the disgraced
American soldier, fills the place of Boss
Tweed as Commissioner of Public Works
in that city. A fit Democratic successor TO
such a Democratic predecessor!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

DARTIEs DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
Il or leaving the city, Will and II TO their advsu-
taEe TO send their EaLnitgre, Sc1 % The suction
sale days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday OF
each week, mhi-3W
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

4 URE YOURnHLPP PRIVATELY WITH
~ bottle OgsATlSFAOTl0Si ~, wlJh inll dl-
nlsrlJ rseommsud.d 10 male and female weak
EaiRS cor, ~ Of SS street anS s@g
Ayonuei pOObEi, Capitol Ilili. AMI DARBY,
corner Of -Four Aud.n.hnlf street and PcnnN IyAnia
hNannn. q olnnlLaInn nmllllnK.l mn.ILl- I'M.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

An oak tree near Arnsberg, IN Prussia, more
than q thousand years old, is about TO be cut
down by its owner, on the accOu1t OF the lncon-
yenienee he suffers from the frequent visits OF
strangers to the place.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Owing 10 the recent heavy decline In prizes OF
DRY GOoDs, &c.,
BRopHEAD & co.
Offer Their Entire stock nc Greatly
Reduced Prices.

They quOteI
New YORK Mills - BleAchsd COttOns, II cents,
WAmguttA - Blenchcd t'OttOns, ~ cents,
AndrOGcORHln a. Bic ched COttnns, nv cents,
PtllOw'easo 81 Coltons, full width, 10 cents aud
upwards.
thestinE UOttons, 81, 81 aud lO-L 10 cents aud
UPWARDS.
dress GOODS Of all kinds reduced full 2OpeF cent.
Black Lyons Slk, "a cts TO tg,D per yard, includ-
ing 0uinet n BellOn' ,ebrutud mrkrs,
BLACK frrnch CAshmerea, 70 ceuls aud upwards,
Black DTap lie Ete, ti. 28tO VI, (Aupln' goOds.l
Hack AlpnoAs aud MOhnirs OF the best known
mAkes, Is cents aud upwards, -,
Cambrio-hnishCd Linen pattern Prints AZ scents,
worth 10 crnts, - So,
Six ClOcked BAlbrlggan HOSE, $50 . box worth
Elegant s.button Paris Kids, In street and party
linen Table Damask, 70 cents TO ~. 81 per yard.
Ladies' and Gents nderwcar and Gehts shirts,
Collars and Cuns OF the latest styles aud best
makes. from IS to p per cent, below former prices
Those who wish first-ela,s Goods, and 10 get the
fullest value for their moncy, will not fall to lll at
RRODItEAO CO.'S,
1908 street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
HblSn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS 4
LARGER CIRCULA TON THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT or 90.
LUMBIA,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-19
FOR SALE

RAfLROAD IRON FOR sALE.-A LARGE
CIuRCH's Lum Sr" YARD, corner RishtR street
and Maryland avenue. mhl9-St'
WASHINGTON, BY ETHAN ALLEN,
Wash. NAlLOR's stables FOR the season OF 1873.
A sEvENTY.FIvE-AURE FARM WITHIN
Exchange for city property. Address r. .. 99x
Q1l q STREET N. W. FOR sALE-UN.
O4E furnlsbed or handsomely furnlshed-the
northwest, admirably suited for . mSnber Of Con-
RregssbtinE within IquATe Ortwo street railways,
both running 10 the CHpit9l and the Deptr!mgnts;
northwest, mhIs-s, tn, Thit'
TOR sALE-No. III ELEYE NTH STREET,
~ Sooci Eyermay, oeorEeiown, t2A Oooi go
Sew nth street southwest, " zoos il7 street,
X BsswpFs aTsnse sT nsrSSss & aRa
floo go; le2 Twelfth street, ~ So 20 fih str e.
gG1i 20 street, tll;yf 10 street, s'so0i 20
lt2l street, t SS Thirteenth street, ta,Ooo;
Iood street, $500: ~ street, 81 so; ~ Ninth
sst66, III TweSty..iSih stTvst, ScOi: q Flrst
str'sE Se9Tgetown, 90; tI southwest 90 e. 500 20;
TSeSty.sIxfh Etyet eh W nco TiTns Ix1i1A
MAN, $40 Seventh street. mhI3-tf
TOR SALE-BR IUK-YARD-EVERY-
thing complete. Price low. Terms easy. APP
ply 70 J W. L. MYERS, Room !, Pants Building.
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DOR SALE-ON VERY EASY TERMS,
and stone trimmings, lot 2I.8 by I2l, nicely r.
raced side alley. and 3OfsOt alley, paved AMI
severed. house p feet 8 inches front aud con-
taiDs eight hne rooms, besides bath aud water
closets; range, hot and cold water. Property clear
nv DYER &DAvIDsON,
uhq.5t I42n PennsylvanIa avenue north west