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ESTABLISHED 1890
PROPOSALS.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMRHT,
WASHINGTON, June !, 1875.
Sealed proposals, addressed to the Secretary
Of the Navy, for furnishing stationery TOR tho
Navy Department. and bureauElRnd Ones thereof,
In Washington, during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1876, VIII be received until Z O'Clock
Of the 26th Of June.
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur
nil he'd by the Department, with the guarantee
and certthcsts annexed, and must embrace all the
items therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged In business
in Washington. or who have not supply depot
In such city, will not be considered,
The schedule embraces twh general classes:
1st, paper and envelopes: ID, miscellaneous
articles; and the contract viii be awarded IN the
whole or By classes, as may be considered the
more advantageous to the Government
The Department reserves the right To require
greater or less'quantity Of any article In the
schedule than that specified, IS the wants Of the
same may require.
as needed, and must be in accordance with tina
schedule and satisfactory to the head Of the once
OF bureau for which required; must be delivered
without unnecessary delay, and at the expense of
the contractor; in default Of any Of which require
ments the Department reserves the right TO pur-
chase the articles elsewhere or to snnHl the con-
tract In whole or in part, and will hold the con-
tractors responsible for any additional expense II
necessarily lncuTs thereby.
Bills properly approved, sccTulng under the
contract, viii be paid quarterly.
je6 Secretary Of the Navy.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


H~BEV. J. b. sCOFIELD WILL
~ preach at the Calvary Baptist church, cor
ner Of Eighth and II streets northwest, SABBATH
n0kH1NG,Gt IL O'Clock, and evening, at s O'Clock.
R% UNIVERsALIsT sERVICEs.-
Temple TO-MORROW, at IL .. m. Sunday school
and bible class at $50 O'Clock. JeIs'
R~CHRIsTIAN CHURCH YER.
- NOM ayenue, between and o streets.
Preaching BY Prof. =. ID. Power, OF BetbenI col
lege, morning and evening. sunday school az $3.50.
k~eRERORMEO EPIS COPA L
~ CHURCH.-BishopG Geo. d. Cummius, d.
d. win preach in Lineo,n Hal, MORROW, at II
. N; and - p. N. The puDdc generally are in
R~sT. PAUL'a ENGLISH LUTTE
e1tS SSESf5 Il and at fss a.
IN BY ReT. MI. Elliott The public are cordially
!nsits1: SeALs ree. - leIs-
R~ NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE,
- North Capitol street, between B and O.
sSSjest 70 MORROW he Church of the S New New
,Dispensation. Spiritual UntVersty.f jels'
hgNINETEENTH S1R BEET BAP FIST
I'M rrSSfh 0hhSRoHMRey John HId son, Reviy yal:t,
O'Clock and at o'ciocE ,. m Subject: II O'Clock
q. m, The Red Cord in the Window clock
p: H., Light and the Gospel Compared;'' 8
.S,cioek ?. "a, "Ths Fatal Might, Don't fall to
~eCHRIsTADELP LECTURES
- by Or. WIN; r: Rec He in the Circuit Cou :
room, City Hall, TOMORROW, at IL . IN. and
4;9 m. Morning sahJects s"The opsration Of the
ternoon fubjecti 'The Kingdom Of the tS two Ia ia
iadIcsted Of is in the earth All
: invited .-'- ss'.''.''.t'tS ''" JeIs'
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN H4S 4
I1RGER CIRCULAT TTOH THAN ANY OTHER
KORETYG PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF co.
LUABIA.
SATURDAY MORNING ::::::::::::JUNE 10, 1875.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

NEW PUBLICATIONs RECEITE0
~ by W; II. q o. II. MORRISON, Law Pub
nShers, Booksellers and Stationers as PsunsFlTA-
MA avenue: Yyacote. By Mrs: n: Erskine.
lLeisnre- heur Sertes.l Pe aud Our HeixAbors
and L. The Unseen UniEerse, or Physical Specu-
lations on Future State. The Green Gate. From
kszt.a's Engagement. By Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens.
The Chemistry Of Light and Photography. BY
mer. = R;9sEood Co. A Perfect -Adonis. Au-
T.Sl T,rI1n HSylssS hstnn,nJ heassJ hIneheoa and
sherman Written ~ HiInself 2vols-, cloth.
LAW BDOKS.,-'D DicksOn's Analysis Rent's
Commentaries, y ''WhArton on Homicide,
husyin,g JnrispEndence, CampbeIi's Notes.
pies Ct CtuwtyauCing.r A weIl-selected stock
OF GarcIs Ward & Co.'S Royal Irish Linen
EGfc F'IaS %ri:ing Papers, London 8 Bel
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For THEY DAYS ONLY, ar MADAME
tIe F.sdy- niade goods, In best quality Of human
nail. mqst Je closed out At and below cost. Never
VIII eaHee IKE ibis again occur for ladies % ret
nArgains. ,Olr stock Is complete IN al the new
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". J. MURT 1GH. ...... :. Editor and Proprietor.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Sundays excepted at the southwest cor
ner Of Thirteenth street and PennsylvaniA AVenne'
and is furnished to bscrbers (by carriers) AZ my
cents per month. -
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A. OO for tiV months, and e. 90 for three months.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EoR SALE OR RESTCBRf0FYGR6C0N ESrsaGR9GiRO
- the Arlington turnpike, near the canal, in
Virginia, containing ave acres OF good clay land,
in running order, mGnufactt ring bricks; out
1T complete, kilns. sheds and all necessary tools.
VIII sell on long credit or trade Tor city prop
erty, low. Also, three story brick building with
store, near the Toll-g Ite; good stand for bust
ness. Apply H. 9. JOHNSTON, No. 49S Penn
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SPECIAL, NOTICES

~ - = NNAAOs
EITHE' MEM sESs SfcPGSiSSif1 OF SPofSn &c
the 6syiRa Hc jSss E IaS sSISnS:
ss1sP II III e attend ;he i
a-o-o- n'.No, = q: T T. TsfkEELL, Recorder.
EATCENTIONI KNIGHTS TsM-
~ PLAR.-The members OF Washington
GOmmandery; nn No: :LfT@LlI IN @asssmble st the Asylum
Or t6e PGrpose Of @ ing t6s funeral
OF 81 fRANK q. DANIELS; Generalissimo of Co
&aRRES " x StdSf g n 'n
iel9 Recorder.
H- ATTENTION KAIGHT TEN.
- PkARS.-The members OF De MolAy Onm
5OtII mSunted and fully EQUIPPED. on sUsDAY, the
th ,S iSnstSnt At Ssloek for The purpose Of attend
rsissiTo Of Columbia commandery, No. 2. By
Jeis VI 'HS A~' L. G. 8sTSEEPHzNs, Recorder.
~ OFFIOE OF THE COMMISsTON.
~ ERS OF THE SINKING FUND,
WAsHINGToN, p, O.. June II, ISIS.
Filling Que here, as well as a the FIRST Nation j
Bank MsT York city upon bonds Of the District
ss5 N1SDAY AZ nI n5Sres5
ie wi" I NOSES &sLhT hS
w@NOTIaE.-THE MEMsERs OF
~ MITHRAS LODGE OF PERFECTION,
streets on sTHDAY, The 9th June isI5. % %earing I
% sttend the Gnsra Of BFotEsr FAM G. Hn Danies
rstar.J T. P. G. N.
FFTHE UNDERSTGaEDA AGREE TO
~ close their respective stores att (seysn)
o,slSGS p; NJ. SATURDAYS excepted; eommSncin ng
{ANEs 1 u s1YSSraSyT!gg 7 RAYS SONS.
,.,za EEIHtEEF VII EFErR 4 ROUfF.
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WANTS.

ScHcECTCTSCScSCGnSC.C GO CSCScScToNNISC|SCS
~ genuine La EseepcIon Cigar, - per box, rs
cents per bundle. NJ. GOLDSTEIS, Gil Pen nsyl-
EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER PROPRI-
II etors.-A competent and reliable Newspaper
and Job Printer (marrie y OF ei2hteen years. pc
rience desires steady situation in some Office IN
maryland, Virginia or NOrlh Carolina. Publishers
desIing 10 secure the services of capable, steady
man III m IL to their interest to add ess, with
out delay z. SAUNDERS, care OF this ofice.
te16-:t
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wAsHIEsTur, D. g., May 81, IsiSS.
Sealed proposals, to be indorsed "Proposais iSF
Iron, VIII be received at this ONCE until L
the 2lst day Of June, 1875 for the beloY-dasGS5si
Chain Iron, IN links, 70 DO delivered free Of ex-
pepse to the GoVernlnent &C the Washington
navy vard st tbs contIactor's risk:
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R~eTRN PER CENT. REDUCTION m
kS CIGARS FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE.
FRESH IMrORTED HAVANA CIGARS.
La Nor, La TurcA and Book Conchas 0cants each.
Prof. Morse, Saratoga, Carolinas, La Rosa del
Vale, In all grades, from Z to 20 cents each.
hey WEST CIGARS.
La Rosa Concha and Atlanta, three for Is cents.
Thlrty-two brands Of Domestic Cigars. from 3
cents, up. NJ. GOLDSTEIN,
sIlPennA- avenue, under Metropolitan hotel.
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How patronizingly enVious the old sub Is, to
be SIRE, Well, it isn't pleasant to see our
juniors sporting our old four-in- hand while VI
are obliged to jog along in a single ~0nkey
cart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30

NJ, Mr.. TSsf Avn, saoW 81 i shs 'n IA
s.d ed .sa. r. Zs. S9sS attend her
P.ssi y; : hlss s.iss.' On ~ tiSi:j fSsd.;; Il
poSsfLLY.-.os the nib Instant, % slio .. M,
kizzis, beloved dsaEhlsI 81 lames and Catherine
sl a.SSs y @ :r IA XEss ys
err: ; n d:sis'f Captain ) ahiisi J.
!Ss1 ss @ 4SES; Sss.. s s4S M Ass
..s , ,Is1s e, II s s Y o respect
Ss;HSsss ~ 4 ss I'll sS her late residences
.os q jane. and Jane Einifsy' ss.d iinOnsSi and
SMITH, On ths g,th day pf August: $50 Many
A. Smith, aged year and months. = = =
n IT e. n sdos
0tSs ss siSrSst %hn No
siHTH. Sunday morning, the sth instant,
The funeral Will make place at the residence of
HSi ANN are rssppsetfills i invited. Aa' t'''
,rAASSs;rogR tSs nssnai155 Of the 18Th Instant
Relatives snd friesdi are invited TO nttnd her
funeral, on Monday. the sth, .t Z z: ~ from the
ssreet, Geo or S3 b. c. &. NV Nv
.JosKs.-At Keyser, West yirEini., att :. m,
dsushfsr Of the late GENERAL walter Jones, OF dis
wHEATLEY.-sudds.ly. q spopleTy, on the
morning OF the nth instant, WILLIAMS. WHEAT
Notice or faner Al in evening papers.
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declares It to be . disgrace to Buchanan's ad,
ministrstion, as we'll rs to subsequent ones
and goes on to prove that the Interior
Department had full knowledge Of
all the facts soon after. Yet never
till now, under Delano's admins
stration of the Interior Department, has
any attempt been made TO bring the crimi-
mails to justice. Enough Those who do not
hate their Government, those who have ever
stood loyalty by its flag, and who have never
sympsthized with the effort to oyerwhelm all
in one common ruin, which was the culmina-
ton Of the forty years Of Democratic rule
prior to 1861, win never be 80 base as to turn
their back on the party test saved the Union,
simply because the service of some of the De-
partments came to US interviewer with NAL
feasances so as to be almost inextricable.
Grey boards will remember the days before
the war when every attempt to unfold abuses
BY Democratic partisans was stamped down
covered up, and the men who tried TO bring
them to light were annihilated by the frowns
Of power; and compare thsm with now, when
any probable charge, made against Repub-
lean official, ensures speedy investigation.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30

A RIOT occurred last week at Brashears,
La, occasioned by the unexpected Strike
of the colored coal gang" but the Associ-
ciated Press failed to give US any particulars
regarding it. The reason for this silence
will be appreciated when it is understood
that the Mayor Of the city, recognizing the
rights of colored men as citizens, appealed
to them to aid in quelling the disturbance.
In fact, he swore in force of extra police
men, ten Of whom were white and ten
black. This recognition of the equality Of
citizenship had the desired effect and
instead of ''war of races" which would
have followed from the appointment of
white men only. the result was the speedy
restoration of peace and good order. If
Governor Smith, of Georgia, had pursued
q similar course during the late "negro
instruction " in that State, instead of as
Stunning that an impossible conspiracy e1-
listed among the blacks to murder all the
whites, he would have earned title to the
respect of the country at large. As it is,
he deserves the most vigorous condemna-
ton as man who has fostered the spirit Of
race dissension. and who is responsible,
with his fellow White Leaguers, for most
disreputable and unprovoked outrage upon
the rights of an innocent and defenseless
class of citizens.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30


HERE is fair sample of the manner in
which the Southern Democracy mislead
the people and arouse them TO the very
verge of bloodshedl 4 story was started
that Judge Settle, Of the North Carolina
Supreme Court, had issued q writ of man.
damus to compel the county commissioners
Of Robson County in that State to issue
certificates of election to the Republican
candidates TO be delegates to the Constitu-
tional Convention. Thereupon the Rich
mond Enquirer remarked: re
"This action implies, on the part of the
Judge, the assumption that he has the right to
supervise the elections-an assumption in the
spirit of New Orleans Rsdies.ism--aud not
likely to be much respected In North Carolina
Grant, however, may send Sheridan down to
enforce the order Of the judge, and make short
work With the Ibandftti ," = .-77-'7
Ofcourse there was DO truth in the story.
In short, it was lie out of Whole cloth,
and the correction Of il appeared as soon as
possible, after it had been published. Not
withstanding this, however, the Raleigh
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Sentinel, fully aware ofthe truth, copies the
force Ding from the EnQuier, with the fol-
loving incendisry comments by way of
approval:
eff the arbitrary; despotic attempts are
msde by the Radicals to control the Conyen-
tor aud break the peace of the country, the
white men of North Carolina will take care OF
TIE enemies of the STATE, without regard to
Grant, and his soldiers"
lie only wonder is that the.sensational
and partisan agent ofthe Associated Press at
Raleigh did not take this lie up and give it
to the Democratic press Of the North asproof
that the Radicals are bent upon controlling
the convention at all hazards. But thought
full people, in and out of the State. will &C.
cept the use that has already been made Of
itas preofof the incendiary designs Of the
Southern Democracy. In this case as in
the Georgia war" they rely upon false
hoods to induce the people to commit the
most revolutionary and tyranical acts, while
Grant and his soldiers" symbolical, in
their eyes, of the General Government
are constantly held up as objects of hatred.
This is the way the Southern white lead
ers attempt to conciliate their Northern
brethren. &C..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30

If, as it now seems probable, the inves-
tigation into the affairs of the Red Cloud
agency, instgated by the charges of Pro-
fessor Marsh, should result in the scquittal
of Secretary Delano or Commissioner
Smith, how many of the Opposition jour
mails, in whose columns those charges have
been paraded. will assent to retraction of
themH Probably not one They will all
have something to say about the partisan
character Of the investigating commission,
and characterize the report as whitewash-
ing effort This we confidently expect,
and desire to prepare the public mind for
it. 1t would be the natural result of the
base aspirations, which control the Detec-
tive press. Even now the New York
Tribune is engaged in suppressing facts
in the case which are favorable to the Ad-
ministration.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30

THE consolidation of the telegraph COM
panies, which has been feared, has at last
been effected. The Atlantic and Pacific
company fed for some time upon the SYM
psthies of the public in its war against the
Western Union monopoly, and finally grew
to be paying concern. Then the selfish
greed of its managers was appealed to.
and they have deliberately repudiated their
pledges to the public by leasing their lines
to the very monopoly they originally agreed
to war'against to the bitter end. The result is,
that the control of all the Geographic
business in the country has passed into the
hands of Wall street spectators, whose
close relations and affinity with Jay Gould
is no longer a matter of doubt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30

The Lynchburg Republican (Dem.) J,
thinks the "vituperation and abuse recently
hesped upon Mr.. Jefferson Davis" and
1.-THE ISLANDERS and falsehoods" circulated
about the people Of Georgia, have their
motive in spirit of hatred, or arise from
the fact that the citizens Of the ''insurgeDt"
district would not sit still and be mur.
dered by the negroes" We have no OBJ
lection 70 liz comments regarding JEFF
Davis. Il IL entitled TO It's view OF the
policy Of inviting such traitor ~ he has
proved himself TO be-a criminal out on
bail, In fact, and q man who has not
deigned 10 ask for pardon to address
community largely made up OF mon
and women who have every reason
10 deapise him for his eruol and barbArous
treatment OF prisoners Of war but We do
object 10 Its misrepresentation about:the
Georgia "insurreetion." We do not be-
lieVe there was any foundation In fact for
the story that the blacks intended 10 muir.
der their white fellow-citisens and the
truthful reports We have printed regarding
the affair confirm this belief Why, then,
should the. Republican, in the face of
these truthful reports. attempt to mislead
its readers by repeating transparent and
exploded falsehOOdH Would it not be doing
its duty better ifitshould join with us in con-
demning, as they deserve TO be condemned,
the real instigators of this conspiracy to de.
prive the blacks Of their privileges as citi-
zens? 1t may depend upon it, that so long
as the Democracy of the South cherishss
such conspiracies, and acknowledged Dem
cratic journals Of its type encourage them
by misrepresenting the facts regarding these
so-called instructions, there can be no re-
Citation between the two sections. That
reconciliation can only be effected when the
Southern Democracy learns to respect the
equality of every citizen before the law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30


in the great canal frauds of that State.
What is there in name, anyhow,
I'm 1870 a lady painted Byron bIacker than
the profoundest depths of darkness, and in
1875 she swskes to find grim and indellible
smut marring part Of her own household.
eft was wet day Yesterday, Mr. Jencks."
should s. Say so. It was 50 id
damp in my neighborhood that Ih-h-sd to
go to 9 church on the roof of the houses.
Not much, sonny:-wflliam Allen will not
withdraw from the contest. You may expect
something from the eternal hills, but anything
older is uncertain and doubtful in the ex-
IRENE. satsL 40 10.
drifting turbulently about on the sea
of political uncertainty for mouths, the Indian
apolis Sentinel comes pompously into the Rag
baby hsrbor with all her sails inflated with the
financial heresy.
And nav the Democratic uress of Louisi-
ana are 5isnlessed and IN . reservoir oftrouble,
because that State Ia prospering 40 we'll. not
withdrawing the efforts of the white Leaguers
IN drar her down TO perfidy and ruin,
wbue the u,t.r was flooding the first
floor of 8 tenement house, below the avenue,
vssterd,y. An old man was found fl, the second
story prayinp for a private ark, with all the
earnest of a school-boy wishing for recess.
~, w.a,..a., n. ,eonIe of c.,,fo-n,a
g. g.. ass,..s "a CO.. To,cr.os,,or
IT, oor,as, b.s heen v,oorons and the emil
,,,..r,o,,, &c A.. .-..s rol,,ic.l 6oht will he
,.-,s--,.- ~. ,,,,,It I'm ,,,,ns-
NV. h. closs - -
~.
ar.d,.rx tbe sataI;,as of Hopsst Sam
hso-,,, 20 artend tb.ir orhits aw,v hevond the
sts,e of Nev work for the nnrnose of trnmn-
.tJno far and NEAR The name of the nseudo- re-
so-r1sr 90 tho con,,no, p-esidant
n-,,-
'As jon 'ho ioluoe.o' 'e ~" Una ~ IN
'ontron nee's on'e noi., "uu 'H' WI
pOsSioi'' ps' 'n'i r.onuiua'oe upOu Hu
money Pia'Drm' inen 'neie "nt oe anu
"Ansior hs'ionS SCENE ienuieson' Anen' WING
anu 'ne noe' VI o'no, nios u.uou i.eu "Io or
now pa''lne 'ne" p''. 49, .,m 80
iouo u~e Vi 'Ae r--
tnen iuAss IN ono us n00 -''
nA'u money Ai'' carry ieouApOn'
1t Will never 10. Inere iS one lung 'na'
the loyal people OF the country nave maze up
their MIND aosut, ana maue tnem up
nrmly, that tney VIII never submit W inc ID
dignity OF listening 70 tine teachings Oh 1ener-
son DAVIS upon any subject Whatever nc mas
forfeited all rignt 10 tne respect l" loyal inen'
ana, aItnougn actuaeeu oy oioau anu mar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
EDITORIAL Jorr1Hes.

THE latest from Tnpoli-"Beg your
pardon"
vice-President Wilson will probably be
chairman Of the Worcester Convention.
-s'Little rosy-tosy wild one cut toozy" at
tached, has gone. to see his other grandma
scross the sea. E-g
The biggest cramp Of the season-the
money cranp IN California. This is said with
all due defereuce to the watermelon. -
Kerr is far below par in Texas as csndi-
date for Speaker Of the House, for the reason
that he opposed the Texas Pacific subsidy.
The nearest thing to funeral is the sight
of small boy with green watermelon under
each arm, whistling "Nearer My God to
Thee" ,'e's-S sf
- Lord, an ex-member Of the New York
Assembly, has been arrested for completely
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30

IT is to be feared that D. P. has been at
it again over in Paris. His laadlady in
that city has triumphantly advertised her
possession of him by declaring that she has
for lodger, 1.-THE greatest American ed
itor." She evidently has great faith in all
that D. P may say about America. How
the bushes of modesty must have mantled
his innocent cheek when he read this ad-
vertisement! OF cousse this reference to
cheek, in such a connection, is pertinent,
for no one will deny that D. P. has plenty
of it; or that by reason of space, if not in
digenous surface, the bushes must have
had free and easy time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30

OK our first page will be found scath-
ing review of the so-called opinion of one
Fairchild, who sometimes passes for Deputy
Attorney General of New York, to the ef-
feet that our District 3.65's are not gusran-
teed by the Government. Mr.. Crounse
leaves no room at all for doubt that the
guaranty is perfect, but casts considerable
suspicion upon the ability or integrity of
Nj Fairchild.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-30
MONDAY hoRHIEe:::.::::::AUG % ,sas

PERSONS LEAVING the city during the SUM
mer months can have TIE DAILY NAspoNAA
REPUBLICAN sent to their address By man
postage paid, and changed as often . they
may require, BY ordering it ct this Office.
Terms: sixteen cents per week, or sixty-six
cents per month; invariably in advance.