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SENATOR ANrHoNY,s SUBSTITUTE.

We are peculiarly struck with the peril
nence and suspicious character of the sub
stitute of Senator Anthony, offered on Sat
wise and opportune. Congress has. during
its late session, CROPPED its way through
much fog in its eforta TO solve the problems
that have been presented in considering the
impending dangers and troubles in the late
insurgent States, and has made many mis-
takes owing to the want of judicious lead
ing. The session closed without proper
declaration of principle and purpose on the
part ofthe political majority, and the Demo
Gratis from both South and North have been
greatly encouraged thereby A divided
majority is always the laughing stock and
prey of united minority in party contests,
whether of a national or local character.
This fact has been impressed upon the last
Congress in characters so legible that the
country has read the record with surprise
and alarm The substitute of Senator An
thony, however, comes forth in the midst
of darkness as a beacon light to guide the
Republican party out Of the dark morass
into which it has been led by divided coun-
sells. 1t is as follows:
RESOLVED, That the action of the President in
protecting the government in Louisiana, of
which W. P. Kellogg is the executive, and the
people of that State against domestic violence,
and ia enforcing the laws Of the United States
in that State, is approved.
This declaration is concise, plain and to
the point. 1t makes the issue direct with
all who prefer anarchy and bloodshed in
Louisiana to peace, order and good govern.
ment 1t suItains the President in sup
porting the existing government in that
State as against revolution and all its fear
full consequences. 1t declares against do.
mestic violence, and in favor of enforcing
the laws Of the United States in that State.
This is the scope Of the resolution, and Il
Is OPPORTUNITY presented in the Senate, that
Il may be adopted or rejected by that body.
This much is due 10 the President who has
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IoNDAY Observation-Disclosures a., 1875.

THE CASE of the defaulting Democratic
State treasurer, Jones, Of Georgia, does
not seem to have attracted the attention of
the Opposition press. The defalcation was
discovered some time ago, and has not yet
been used to point political moral by the
Democracy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-22

MANY of the newspapers of the country
are publishing protests against further pub
LEGATION of the details of the Brooklyn scan
dial received from their subscribers. If
these professors had not themselves read
those details they would be ignorant of
their character.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-22

S. F. MADDOX, of the Virginia Senate,
charged with larceny, has been acquitted
by the jury of the hastings court of Rich
mond. Maddox is a Republican. If he
had been a Conservative, the Richmond
authorities would not have dreamed of
subjecting him to the disgrace of trial on
the fiimsy charges brought against him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-22

is fairly and honestly administered. 1t is
in the power of all to secure such an ad-
ministration through the proper legal tri-
bunals, if not through those ministerial
officers who have been selected to assess,
levy and collect the taxes
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-22

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, has 4
LARGER CTRCULA TTON THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBLA,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-22

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays excepted) at the southwest cur
ner ofThirteenth street and PennsyiVAnlA
and Furnished to subscribers Cby cArriers) At hfty
cents per month. -
Mai subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year;
400 for six months, and 500 for three months
Terms inv ariAbly in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
rHo,+v.eya cents per line. Advertisements
bnder the head of 'sFor Sale Rent, " ''WAnted :"
ITI,ost and Found, - and personal" twelve and
q half cents per line.
R4-AIl communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. ].
HURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, d. c.
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There you can ind large stock OF Ladies', Gen.
tlemen's and Chlidren's second-hAn Clotnina, e
good as new, and some better than you can ouy IN
any store ready made, At . very lowprice. hemem
Der the number 81 street northwest deelI-I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 ORTHOMHN1IjGI..NI SPEIfTHG.
the FIRST PTssbytsrAS shTESh on ESuT;THaSAis9aif
March q. a 7:so o'clock. ' -' - -.
F~ BR. J. J. CALDWELL, OF BAL
the Medical sey q Re anh 81
Universty, at the lect1Es-l ooms, corner OF Tenth
inst at 7:sS oicocf. The profession and All those
intsTssssd in this subject are cordially Invited.
~ TATE AssoCIATION.-The fourth annual
meeting Of this Association will be held at the
& n1fs Ga WIFE TRe
annual report will be submitted and election OF
feqSessed q attend. ensuing 'stM Il. 4. AK T2PP S
F~wM. H. WRIGHT, DENTIST,
to sis reSsSe n oG Street, fGn neSI seTsRsR
street southwest. mh2O-Sm
WssPECIAL NOTICE.
POTOMAC PERRY COMPANY.
ON and after SUNDAY, March q, the regular
tie AND w "a on
on ARs L f S5a thsFSs1fssr the trips OF the boats
ESQ s;S 300 1870 11:aO, a. M, 1850, ISO, 1880,
The Sunday tgiRTi WI e E. FPsgsI;
8 a;Sss1ERRNEY' General Superintendent. ~
R~SPECIAL NOTICE-WE HAVE
Of Tsn . 0SF 9Gs 10 ses
Tenth street. and are now prepared to offer liberal
for any time desired, on very feSsonsbIe terms,
Connected with the above we offer the best induce
redeemed pledges and commission goods constantly
on man 5T fwaT Sns5 m %
CITY, respectfully nO1DsrrrN Eco
Loan, Commission ana E;TS63ngs Brokers
r EVERYBODY WILL HAVE IT.
HFDAL 6esGsruf fht little Solvent fastrat.
ing the growth and prosperity OF free people in
authorized sgeRti for t1s PEssF5ss e Co
RRGI A. Building. Ninth ana Stress. Deal
ers in Chandeliers Plumbers Goods, &C., &c.
~-I.M. G. A.
sOCIABLE every alternate Friday in the season.
Members free.
DAnYPRAYER MEETINGS, 1876, and IN.
NORMAL CLASS for Sunday school workers,
Saturday evening, at So'clock.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY; terms e per quar-
ter.
YOUNG MEMS MEETING, Exclusively Sab
bath evening, at 6 O'Clock.
LINCOLN HALL SERVICES Sabbath, at $3.50.
n nS6tf ONE oohP SAL INVITED
R~MANUAL OF INSTRUCTIONS ON
S THE JUBILEE, 10 GENTS.
The Vatican pecrees in their bearing on Civil
Allegiance, by Archbishop Manning, 50 cents.
JAMES BELLEW,
Bookseller and Picture Dealer,
mh3-1m 7O5 Seventh St., cor. northwest.
R~ THE SPRING SESSION OF THE
kS WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
corner of Seventh and L streets begins with March,
and affords excellent facilities for all who wish to
take the business course or special branches. TUT
ships, payable by monthly instSllments, issued at
any time. This Institution has for more than ten
years met the steadily growing demand for prAc-
teal education. Be It remembered that while the
unframed and incompetent can scarcely procure
bread the demand for the trained and practically
educated everywhere far exceeds the supply.
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DIED.

LEE.-At Aiken, South Carolina, on March H.
JAMES o. LEE, aged forty-fopr years.
BOYLE.-Ou March %, OF consumption, SARAH
G. BOYLE, wife OF r. b. Boyle, and daughter OF
j. s.. DrCmmond, aged twenty-threS years four
months and seven days.
BOZZELL.-On March %, after q short illness,
EDMUND ]. BozzELL, in the fifteenth year OF his
age.
RICBTER.-On Friday. March 10, at 4:2o O'Clock,
VERONICA RICHTEB, In her forty-frst year.
1RZECIAK.-At his reii Iencs, I4l6 + street,
March q, OF heart disease, JOHN TRZECIAK, 4
clerk in the Fifth AUDITORS ONCE, Treasury De-
IRoehester IN. W pspers please copy.l
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALE-AT 6 SHE Ar RATES AND ON
1909 g ~ streets rooms, pressed-bIick Trent.
bay window, gas, bath, &C.; has two story frame
Also, ~ Thirteenth street sOuthwest-twO-stOry
cts On PnS9fs side of
street between Tenth street and vermont avenue.
RIHEs[i Il 1909 ct" street northwest.
DAILROAD IRON FOR LARGE
oHURoH,s Lgm6SI Yard, corner Eighth street IS.
WASHINGTON, BY ETHAN ALLEN,
w can be seen and his services awaited OF at
VASE VASE SAnoR's stables for the season of 1875
A sEyENTYFTyEAGE AGREE NJ, WITHIN 18th n
exchange for city property. Address z. p. Box
Oh O STREET N. ". FOR sALEUN-
residence Of the late Jsfferson Rives, 81 street
Dorthyest, admirably suited for member o. Con-
Both running to the Capitol and the Departments:
Gan be seen on application at ~ IPF6d fsss'
TOR sALE-No. ia ELEVENTH STREET,
Seventh Street southwest, 3, 90; az street,
q DeIawsre aVenSs noriSesst 81 SoS pGdinston,
sIoo COO ls22 Twelfth street q 500 72S Fith street
Sixth street, SoS; ri Greet southeast siSS0S;
1424 street, Is, 500; SO thirteenth street, xO0;
1006 street. $500: ~ street, 81, 500 ia Ninth
street northeast, $500: 14l2 Seventeenth street,
g. 600; 81 Twenty-slxth street, 81, 900; 50 First
street, Georgetown, $500; 6T southwest. %, SO:
4j6 New jersey avenue southwest, 900; 93I
Twenty-si1th street, q, 900. THOS. Z. WAGG A.
MAN, 6l9 Seventh street. mhl3-u
nor SALE BRICK-YARD.-EVER cry
II thing complete. Price low. Terms easy. APP
ply to W. L. MYERS, Room 2, Plants Building.
EOR SALE-ON VERY EASY TERMS,
- q new three-s story pressed-briek dwelling, iron
and stone trimmings, lot 25.6 by 10, nicely ter
raced side alley. and Sfeot rear alley, paved and
severed. house p feet inches front, and con-
taiDs eight fine rooms, besides bath and water
closets; range, hot and cold water Property clear
DYER DAVIDSON,
uhe-5t 1920 PennsylvAnia avenue northwest.
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RENEFIOIAL TO THE POOR.
orr - 80. MnrfhHesf.

II you wish 10 wear Fine Clothing, Such a. the
rich wear, you can do 90 By purchasing from
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MARRIED.

wALDO-FULLERTON.- IS, at the resi-
denee Of the brides mother, In West Philadelphia,
WALDO, Assistant Astronomer, Columbia Col
lGge, N. Y, and Miss DORA FULLERroN, Of West
Philadelphia, No cards.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
$4,000 &c oa@S1 .3GS s: aHG G. 2E
~S.o .NoURsE 4 MDDLL1EEEoSN, Brokers:
$4,000 ToL9AN REAL ESTATE
hand. JOSEPH n. YoGNG CO, real estate
brokers, I'll Four-and-a-halt street northwest.
$4,000 ToLoAN ON REAL z. ESTATE
SoURsE N uni Mip 5fSh III e B s6T
mh2O-st [sturI 6lS Fifteenth street.
NURE YOURSELF PRIVATELY WITH
~ a bottle Of sATlSfAOTIOS; 81, with full di-
rec'IOns. No Internal msdicine required. Partic
sS9 B
EAIRH, corner OF Ninth street aud Pennsylvania
corner Of -Four! Street and PennsTITanis
avenue. COLONIZATION ouilding.l morI6-lm'
3-65 BONDS
OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Government and District taxation. For sale in
denominations Of go and $500, by
LEWIS JOHNSON a Co.. Bankers,
mhs-lm Penn. avenue and Tenth street.
TAXES FOR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS.
We are prepared to pE,xvs
for special improvements
" a hAHOA discount BOWMAN q GREEN.
fe24-1m 4i2 Seventh street.
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
- W sfHIHKEhhAi JOHNSTON,
js2s-m AttOTnsy-at-Tsw, 81 T street.
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$4,000 MADE. "HOWP"

cts: They are the flower Of smoke. Our scent B.
9: Cigar best on this continent: The very best
fer 7 cts. No les by the ton. Motto-''Best my
prices II you camp z. CROsTIO, No. $50 Seventh
street northwest, sign or the Big clock. mhI0-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-22

SIR have the pleasure to acknowledge re-
ceIpt Of yours Of the 14th containing expressions
Of appreciation Of my efforts In behalf OF the civil
rights bill, for which accept my thanks. You
further ask, "Will you be kind enough to inform
me colored are entitled to the privileges Of
saloons and baFber-shops under its provisions ?"
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LOST AND FOUND


T OST-A SMALL GOLD LOCKET, EN-
II ameled. By returning to Washington NailOr,
1875 street, a liberal reward will be paid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-22

A COMPETENT MAN OF THIS CITY
"a desires employment as clerk, salesman, or in
tlonal with employer. Address: 5. W., REPUBLI-
FRBEDMAN's BANK DEPOSIT BOOKS
w A N TED
have very desirable Real Estate, free and unln-
om the city sEG a0a t. to eS
change for the above Books. DepOsitors and others
favorable opportunity for securing good home.
Books taken at their Face Value.
JOHN j. E,X ~ Real Efsats BESker
marn-ThsTuIm ANA Capitol Hill.
PRESIDENTS COLLEGE, No. $50 PENN
tons in Mathematics and Sciences:
mhlO-eoIm sILAs L, LOOMS, President.
WANTED-TwO LAl les, SOPRANO
~ Nv and nd, alto singers, desire positions in a
13, REPUBLICAN office. nhs-6t'
WANTED.-TO TAKE CHARGE OF A
w gentieman,s city residence during che sum
perfectly competent and reliable Eentlewoman. The
best Of city references given. Address Box p Re-
HOUSE wANTED.-THEUN DERSIGNE
aS SS gEVs T.6 IT.
rooms. 1t must be in good repair, and located be:
sn Streets h2E ia @
cash If q bargain can be had. G. Y. THOMAS.
ADDRESS 9B Eighth street northwest, washington,
d. q. mh3-StF
"ANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO ACT AS
w nurse and do general house work, about six
teen years old, Catholic preferred.) Must come
west, between Ninth and Tenth streets. febrT-tf
"ANTED.-EVERY LADY AND GEN.
w TLEMAN having wearing apparel OF any
description which they wish cleaned or dyed In the
best manner, upon short notice and reasonable
terms. to bring or send them TO W. H. WHEAT
LEY'S, or. II they cannot do that, to send their
address and they will be waited upon at their resi-
dence. Work called for and delivered at any place
IN the District.
". II. WHEATLEY'S,
Premium Steam Dypilg and Securing Establishment.
ONCE: % Jefferson street GeorRetown, D. c.
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~ The United States CENTENNIAL
MEDAL" A beautiful little souvenir illustrat-
ing the growth and prosperity OF free people In
Only Authorized agents for the District OF Co
lumbia, HAMILTON & PEARSON,
Y. NJ. G. A Building, Ninth and d streets, Deal
ers in Chandeliers, Plumbers Goods, &C., &c.
marll-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-03-22

SE 0RTHoME SNff SPEIGfISG:
~ MATCH viii be held in the lecture-roon Of
the First Presbyterian church, on FOur-and-A.half
street, above O, WEDNESDAY EVENING,
March "a at 7:3O O'Clock,
AdmittRnce, Is cents, mar22-3tS
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A l. Il X A \ DRIA.

RIVER NEWS.-The river still presents an
uEbToken sheet of ice as far as they eve can
reach in either direction, though upon close
inspection a narrow track can be seen in the
channel, but even that is filled with broken
ice The New York steamship Jonn Gibson
which left here yesterday. succeeded i'm
reaching Georgetown in safety. and the
steamer Ladyof the Lake arrived at noon to-
day from Norfolk. The ice is thick enough
10 bear the weight Of skaters, and a man sue
ceeded in going entirely across the river this
morning by using q Skiff to cross the narrow
track In the channel made by the steamer
Lady ofthe Lake.
WILD DUCK SHOOTING. The cold
weather, by covering all the water courses
with ice, has rendered the wild ducks almost
desperate. and they dart at every appearance
OF open water with the avidity charact r. site
OF their fame cogeners at the sight of n June
bug. Little holes Off the wharves of the
city were invaded by them yesterday after
neon. ard considerable sport was enjoyed by
persons who were shooting them from the
end OF the piers.
DETECTIVE .MCDEyITT. of Washington,
was here to-day after Hugh Strider who is
charged with grand larceny in Washington
city, and who. the detective said would ..go
mp for six years if he could get him. But a
Hugh Is serving out a term in Jail here, his
VISIT TO Washington had to be pos tponed.-
Gazette. 1l,h
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Condensed Locals.

Yesterday the jurors in the Circuit Court
were discharged for the term.
The net receipt of the centennial tea part
at the Capitol tdciuctins all cNpcnSe>)
amounted To S3.sq1.
hr Charles +. Gloss retireS from the As
SiSfant District AttOTney>biD for the purpose
If connecting himself in business with his
brother. e.. i. Gloss.
samuel kalbfuS. a little son of Mr. +. e.
kalbfus was playing i'm front of his fathers
residence t25 g. street southwest. last even
ing. when - white man seized him and tore
his Oyerc0at from him and ran or
Potomac. Jefferson and Mt. Vernon Circles
at the Brotherhood of the Union last night
visited Washington and Capitol Circles at
The han Of Washington Circle at the navy
yard. when Grand Chief Washington G.. T..
fEIInOnS installed the officers.
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T1NA SCLIL IND CoMMERCIfL.


Qgof af,crs furnished ~ Mifdlsfon & O., baaksrs
The following were the prices bid and asked the
U. $. gold, ll2is bid, I2's asked. Bank Siocks-Na
,,,,, r'ropolitan Bank. III hid: Citizens Ma
,iSnsI y Bsas E M IA aa-5ni.
Arlington Fire Ins Go, stock, iosl. nd, PotonlTc
Metropolitan Fire lhs Co-stock, lG2 lid; Ne~ V,
Alexandria, Washington and &C., - own steam
District "t coiumbia Washington Co. 5. 3D. =.
ls.5 " bid; do lS76 - bid; do lS77, - bid;
stea do i%tr dove s5 Sd 81 aka Si il 100
ket Stock Bonds, -, J, 4 J.. lS12, IS asked:
a;Ssd Washington Year ' csr - pc lo,
M, = f~S; &s: bid lee asked, Ten ear honi-,
Csc. NJ: 4 y, l9c2, 20 bid Board Of Public Work
Ss aeRe Do Gs9 i9ER S. : T. 81 & Si$
81 asked; do. ISL IS bid, "a asked; do, ISsS
bid; do. series, s6s bid So asked. Certifca'e~,
5o asked do S3 I hid Pa aS S0 do DO seres D'
bid. Water certificates, s., Is77, 50 bid.
BALIINoRE, January n.-virginia sizes. r,larx,
s. Vireiniafconsolidated 531s; West yirginia~ n;
North Sarona skies, old, 10; d., new, 10; special
BALTIMORE, January I4.-Co:ton strang ami
and dull Wheat dull. amber Te,tsiq iIsaIs5' ~
red western. l22 No. ?, do, llSaIl9, fair prime
iioaI2s de-. smbSr g 7l i dG NJ s
Corn quiet and steady-White southern SOl-4.
yellow southern, slaS3; wix' western, so. n the
elevator Oats quiet; southern. IS, western white,
6iat5, do, mixed, 90 Rye firmer: lOl3l04. Hay
firm aud scarce; Ponnsy " anjl and Maryland IsI2l
ProVlsions improved Johbing demaUi Pork un-
changed. Bulk meats. shoulders. ar. Clear rib
sides; lualWs: ]ohhiRg outside Bacon; shoulders,
S4ag; Clear r'h sides. IL sugar cured hams I25eaI3
Lard lial4i, Western butter unchanged Pe:ro-
Snm unchanged. Coffee que, hut firm; Ia, an
whisky steady; q. stock light. SUGAR nashang,.l-
NEW foRK, January H.-Stocks active. unsettled
and lower Money, "a Gold, 49,. Exchange
long, 4otte; short, $685.. Governments dull.
NEW YORK, January H.-FIour duh AMI de-
Ginning. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn quiet and
LONDON, January u, 1920 p. m-The rate Of
discount OF the Bank Of England has been reduced a.
per cent Bonds % 5, old, l01>4 new hNcs, 1929
eN coupon.
LoNDoN, January IL, go p. m.-Paris dispatches
quote reDfes AZ % francs ~ CentimeS.
LONDON, January Il. 3::1 y. m-The bullion la
me Bank "i England has increased fl+SGo during
ihr last week The proportion of bank reserve {.
AZ ~ - = -''' 80 49, "
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LOCAL y + w s.
annsemenfs, &c. Tonight.

FCTu-s Opera HOlLse-s' Humpty DUMMY
with the funny Geo. l.. Fox as clown.
National ThCdfeT.-Olive Logan in sSurf or
Summer Life al Long Branch"
ThSGfG CtHiQS-The Shadow PantOmime.
ParlOT MiUStTclS and other novelties.
CO PeIuEsglJGBtid oUesuC.-The detectives
museum.
NcFfh.B LsbsTtE lFsrIst House Grand
promenade concert for The benefit ofthC poor.
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CT Il Y IT f NJ s.

ELEGANT, sweet. light, and wholesome
Bread. Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Bread. Mullins
Buckwheat and other Griddle Cakes. and
Pastry and Cakes of every variety prepar,-I
with DoOley'S Yeast Powder.
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500 FOR MANS LIFE-A singular suit
has just been settled in the Worcester Mass \
superior Court. The family of Nelson Gill
more, whose death was caused by a Texan
steer, asked for Sl0,0 damages from John b.
Moore the owner of the creature; the court
thought that S53j would meet the case, how
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NINE PRISONERS ESCAPED yesterday from
the Memphis city jail through the careless
ness of n turnkey who left the key in the
door, The prisoners who escaped are all
armed with reviewers. and are notorious
characters. The sheriff has gone in pursuit
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SALT WATER DELICACIES-Just received
per Adams Express: Fresh Shal, Fresh
Salmon, Smells, Spanish Mackerel Fresh
HOLSTERS, Diamond-back Terrapin and Can
NaSS-hack Ducks. with an abundant supply
OF the largest and finest brands of Oysters
that can be produced. 6
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AIRS W pSDTL LII IN NASHINt.T8N-IE in
coin Hall wdS about half nIlei last nilltt 10
hear the address OF Victoria &. WopIh III olI
The Destiny 81 he Republic She started
Dut with the familiar Tine w .~rIrtrf Tie
star OF Empire takes ITS way ant said that
~" course Of civilization hal ALWAYS I,arl!
1Elln the East towards Jh,. West. Tina nat ions
and peoples have their rise. perform their
ceStluteS :'Do then Ji~d- 'i9ar. She in>fauc.-l
Ire 3bOri @lnal race o. this continent which
ma nearly become extinct. and shovel fine
continual charge Uey taking place in tHa
pr sent population by reason al Immigration
sinsi mat the Gc~ccEdant~ Of the founders OF oar,
government were last loOSiEg their identity
an "A new TCcs.. made MP Dfr.grV prpl.. uf,.lSr
the sun. which woIli bg q perfect race This
>tihftCf was soon ',rOpPc,i- and the speaker
men proceeded To uphold her peculiar
NieW~ about 'Ic question oi social freedom
woman : rights. Nc-. and for about one hour
and half poured forth a continuous strain.
Oi advanced IDEAS with great force I.s.-l.Iuqs
tliH close attention OF her aJgii scp. She tr.-
gueifly became considerably excite 4ut
paced the stage back aud forth I'D truly dr4-
Hiitilc >jvle. tErU~tiD2 her fingers through her
lTIZzied haiT. o. Cla>ptug them behind hrr
bt~ftr in tHt manner Of stamp orators. In
'he audience was many strange faces. ami
most q! our resident male and female Stirii-,-
SlSts- At tIc close Jennie tiafiiu sold a mum
mr. Oi printed Speeches i'm pamphlet form
written by herself ami NI>. WOcsih,II1 ,-.,,..I
ackage Tor q dollar with a fhl!s.rat.-l az
Woodruff thrown ina.
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weather Probabilities To-day.
oFFIcE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcEE

WASHINGTON. Jan. II. 1875. !
For The middle and eastern states. rising
t:,TuWefcT. decided fall i'm temperature. fresh
and brisk north 10 west winds, generally
t.6ar and very cold weather.
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COAL AND WOOD.

'UaL MD WOOD. On hand. a large suppIy "a
y TIE celebrated West Virginia Splut 80 4, for
open - es also all kinds Uf Authfarite and 1'rta.
heflaud tpAlN- Hickory. Oak aud Pine WooD
Sa@ed au SPIN, any lengths -'iit pur,.iIaser-.
o.. SOLOMON SLOWER.
ofces-Corner Est and L. and N between 10Th aud
- -la-.t-- decls lmr
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IRE ALARMS.-The alarm of fire from, hoy
"; AZ Go o clock last evening. was caused bv
u burning chimney at the house OF Il. MAJ
sIaiI, NO. - Montgomery street Georae-
Town. ihe alarm from box L., a: 7:iJ O cIHk K
iist night, was caused by the partial burn
ing oil The office of Johnson Il Bros IS wool
ana coal yard. foot OF 18TH street Southwest
resulting IN lQss vi about sl9Q.