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Fred. Dong lass and the Republican
Party.

Fred. Douglass, in response 10 suggestion
of some complaining friends" that his 9Th
OF July speech at Hillsdale was being con-
@rued to advise the colored people TO leave
the republican party, says there is nothing
IN his words from which such an inference
could be justly drawn. He thinks the time
may come when the coloret people of the
country may wisely divide their votes be-
tween the two great controlling political par
ties; which Will be when their rights are as
safe In the hands OF one party as in those of
The other. But this consummation so de-
voutiy to be wished has not yet come to
pass, In his opinion. No colored man, he
says, who reads democratic newspapers list
ems TO the debates in Congress, or studies the
tendencies of respective parties need b.
told that the time has not come TO Quit the
republican party and to join the democratic
party And he goes on TO specify what he
was driving at IN the misinterpreted speech,
as follows:
81 was speaking TO the American people
without reference to parties. Properly inter
Pieted, IL Is an appeal TO the American peo-
PIE 10 substitute the simple rule of juStica
ior the rule OF invidious charity in their
treatment OF the negrO-tO give him his
rights rather than aims to give him. not
FAVOR, but fair play. Admitting the gooi
intehtlons OF the men who get up special
Iorms OF benevolence for colOred people and
give them money, the ground was taken
mat these forms Were generally captured by
The crafty ard used 10 put money into their
Otherwise empty purses; that the American
missionary Society, organized in part BY
colored men, has at last not one colored man
connected with Its mana cement; that How
ARD nlversitv. built Of money due to the
Cead black soldiers OF the republic, was like
~ 10 be used for seotarian and selfish pur-
poses. -
Tile Fretdman's Savings Bank was can
tuIed by this hungry class very early How
ard University with its millions OF property
Is going the same way. n few DAYS ago IL
rad Colore-! man as Its president He is
president no longer. and as IL 10 furnish
specify evidence OF the intention To root ont
OF all high positions In the institution all
colored men, and 10 put needy white men In
tne1r places, the executive committee have
just discharged Professor Mitchell, of the
college department., to give place to Profess
sor Baseorn, man who q year ago was
looked uIon as the sianderer OF the instItu
uon- FAY here and now, give the coIOrei
man equal rights, give him the same chances
Tor education in the educational institutions
which are given 10 the people of all other
NATIONS, AMI II he then fails To avail himself
OF their advantages then let him go down. III
the black man cannot live with fairchance
IN the race OF life, then he has no right 10
I'VE at all AT the same time bate no lot
OF TIE black mans claim upon the white
race Tor indemnity for the century of slavery
10 Ehlec ne has been subjected"
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OAR GAINS!
VS.! BARGAINSm
BRODHEAD 4 co.

BRODHEAD Il CO..
"39 Penna. avenue, bet. 9th and 9th sts,,
Cer, at ea'y reduced prcs their com plee line Of
Cotton nndW solen Dress Goods
Blat siiks (iIcludipg Guinet, Bellon and Cote
AID DeCote's celebra. ed makesD.
Black and Black and White stri pc Grenadines
TaIiet' n, Saisses, Nainsook.. Bishop Lawns
Victoria LAWS. French Muslins, Peqins, Linens,
&C.. &c.
sh,etips and Shirtings Cottons Of the best ma kes
Flant els of all kinds, both cotton and wool.
Clo.hs and Cassimeres, Damask Table Cloths,
piece or yard.
Table Liners. Napkin, Doylies, Towels, &c.
Ladies and Gent. Underwear, Collars, Cuffs,
Neck Ties, Sus penders- sc +, sc.
Hosiery, Glol Is, Para OILS. Umbrellas
Hamburg and Naias ok Edges, Ribbons, Ruffings,
&C.
Pres Innings If ell kinds and Dress Protectors
and many ether desirable goods.
Msmsutta 4 bleached Cotton, lie.
Three Bolton Paris Kids in all colors, 81 IS; One
Button Kids SC.
These goods are all hrst class in manufacture,
quality, color and design, and purchased for in
the closest marfet in the United States Tn )se
wishing 10 get the fullest value for their money
ehOult call and examine the stock Of
BRODHEAD CO.,
939 Penn. ave. between 9th and lO tn sta.
~Store open until q. m. jy29tr
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Ia tie opinion Of the New York Times one
effect which the failure Of Duncan, Sherman
~ 90. viii have will be 10 strengthen the
public sentiment in favor of getting back To
a sound and accurate measure of values
that is, 10 a currency based on specie. The
fact that the business OF a great commercial
country like this is transacted in a me iiun,
which in consequence OF the failure of one
firm can depreciate in a few hours by five
per cent, and then can change again in the
opposite direction nearly as much, is calcu-
lated to make all business insecure.
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Tho Star for the Summer.

Persons LeGsy's0 tie cstv to- ne riBsneT ov nv
Dw portion Of q p'oy aGpe THE STAB se-r oy
mad. postrce prepaid, jOr inch pt-+od af time az
they d6siTe q: ne rue Of rs cents Per ,oees, 60
oe'a, Per month, sI-So fOr Lree D.o.lhs, o. 81
for SIR pa041ths.
aST p. The pc7tg Is not IN G'B case ss7e by
nal unless the monry therefor accompanies TIC
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washington has been slanderei as a dear
place TO live in, but il would seem that there
$ one ry-matrimony-that can be in
duiged in so cheapiy here as TO draw custom
from oc'Side. The Marlboro Gazette rises to
explain Tat the absence from its 'hymenial
department. OF the names OF numerous
couples In that county who enter the state
OF matrimony, Is due TO the fact that .'many
go TO Washington city where the license fee
Z" perform this interesting ceremony can be
obtained for 80 cents. In Maryland the same
document is held al $3.50, with no discount
- for CASH
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From the facts stated in our New York
kilograms to-day IL would seem that the re-
cent real estate transfers by members of the
nrm OF Duncan, Sherman & CO., under pe-
cuiiar circumstances, 20 say the least.) are
haruly In keeping with the high reputation
that house has always sustained. II may be
said, we know, that this property was sold
70 provide means for carrying on the BUSH
ness OF the firm; but If 1t does not turn out
by and by that the wives and families of the
several partners are possessed of large es-
tates In their own right" as is usually the
case under such circumstances. we shall he
very agreeably surprised.
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LOST AND FOUND.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY, Warrington, II ~ -,
H July ., b, ls15.-Came ini the grounds sysa.T
OF this University over the fence, on tn g.
evening Of The 18th instant, spotted cow without
horne. which the OWL or Is requested to take away,
after paJ ment OF damages, pense OF feeding and
this adv ertissment. J. b. JOHNSON, Secrata- y
and Treasurer Howard University IL.
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rcordirg to the Philadelphia !SydT the re-
~: 5licans of the Fourth Pennsylvania dis
ct will decline 70 renominate Judge KEEL
-, and that paper says that Elisha W.
ID Wis now appears 10 be the most hopeful
cal iidate, although he is not universally
yopaIar with the republicans OF the district
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There are some indications OF a movement
to initiate" Cuban bonds.
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PERSONAL.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
SSM. LINhiNS, GEO. w. LINkiNS.
GOOD BZEYsTEAK
AT TIE Corn STREET MARKET, at Lex
ASDl5 CENTS PER LIB.
SOUP NEAT, 10 CENTS PER LIB.
MUTTON, loo. 1910. Sc. and 2oc FIR
best Cufs. FINE CHICKENS. BUT fE&s
TER and EGGS. PHILADELPHIA S&S
BUTTEB SPECIALITY. ILL.,
LAEGE STOCK OF FRgITs AND yEGETA-
WI. LINkINS sON.
ylou 120 9Th street.
ssVD AND ''kAUPHf.~
Lovers OF e-Oe TEA end COFFEE VIII be piessed
90 bea that they can b ~ the celebrated "a
IN. Z. CLUB TEAS AND CoFFEE5 frW
Of SteLcs Nos. = ard lag Ceutsr Market, t4O
east wing. aud at my store corner of 9th AID
streets southeast.
These goods q tbs Choicegt imp Jrt stfons anc
ere retsled nj snsii advance On Wholesale price.
lac and las Center Market. east wing.
Open every day. sepl<- "
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Six years ago Jones, OF Ncyaia, was
SO. GO IN de5t.-Pb.ld. Press.
hSl, Low much soes be owe nov?
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BOARDING..

ROARDING.-A few choice Front Rooms, fur
had at the newly repaired house, sos 18th street
northwest. CarpetinR and furniture new. Jy2,3t'
I(OARDING AND TENTS can be had at the
- CHI TON CAMP MEETING, Commencing
August August i4th, by addressing J. l.. DETwILER,
Chiffon STATION, va. Iy2y 3t'S
J. FLANAGAN,
y. 1922 AND 1724 r STREET,
Between l7th and 18th SITS !,
VIII reopen, with all modern imp. oyements. for
the reception Of Boarders, July 20. Near War,
Navy and Lew State Departments. .Jyz96t'
t'IRST CLASS BOARD AND kOOMS-Fami-
Z lies supplied with meals at shortest notice.
Rooms in suits or single. Also, Table Board. Clerks
and others employed in stores or Offices have
meals cent thu u without extra charge. Terms lib
eral. Below Pa. avenue and 9Th street. near the
new Baltimore and Potomac Depot, at 80 Missouri
avenue. jy293,'
nELIGHTFUL LARGE ROOMS, 1888 New
- feIk av. n1e, with or without Board. Cnex-
ceptOnsble Table Board, $50 per month. Refer.
ence required. iy2S 81
1907 STREET SOUTHWESTERN de.
80 siTable + FURNISHED ROOMS-one large
BoaId, Al very reasonable terms. jy23 81
- cGmmodated with furnished ROOM and Table
BOARD. Terms moderate. Room with north and
south exposure. Also, two large communicating
PARLOR3. Apply to 1915 ST. NV. y2s-it'
COOL AND WELL-FURNISHKD ROOMS,
" with BOAkD, corner Of 9th and streets north
west Jy23-6t'
NILLIKENY-Oo Corner Of 10th and 4 streets
tsl northwest, Washington, p. o., one square from
month. Transient Board, o. per day. House thor.
oughly renovated and refurnished.
febs-T FRANK MILLIKEN. Proprietor.
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MEDICAL, dc.

MEDICAL, dc.
hrs. BROTHERS & CRAY are the only phy-i.
- cahs in this city who can permanently cure all
secret diseases without Mercury or Balsam. Is
cure guaranteed and medicines furnished for less
than Others charge for advice. jy23 2w'
u The Oldest established Ladies Physician,
SO sARAIoeA ST., NEAR CALVERT, BALTIMORE.
Ladies desiring treatment of any complaint can
consult him with the utmost confidence.
Separate rooms for lady patients. jyl3 2wr
"nR. Icons sPECIFICr cures In rLrse days.
9s Sc ssrstSSn street. near Calvert Specially
"SATIsFACTION," 81 PER BOTTLE. Con-
= sultations free at DR.. DARBY's, lis AZ st.,
Colonization Building.l jyI-lm'
nR. AND MRS wILsON.-A thoroughly ex Dc.
Attend as Ssir somss psas amt
rooms and the best attention at the Doctor private
Park 81 near Saratoga st., Baltimore mays,ly
nR: BUCKLER JONEs.-Tventy years e1pe-
~ rienoe in Female Diseases, irregularities, Ova-
iss aSa ar B
more. sepis- lin
nR. A. L. B0swORTH, at the washing ton Ilso.
s1a ss &
o. and u ,Dsa.t 70
s:f e
u 1Sl l0fs 8raz.., MA. PA. AVE-.
From long experience IN both hospital and DriveA
Practice, VIII guar antee cure IN IN Diseases q the
Urinary Organs, 0onorrhGs, elect Structure, SyDhr
Gently contracted cured n toS days. Syphilis in IN
II aa!ss quickly cured, and TIE Psison entirely
curry. .6DsrmstoTh9e, brought on b. exoesses and
gen ososn q
don. paiSitafion q tSs Sssf, SsinS I'M SSSf, d%SsS
Of night or giidines., evil forebodnS, sef dst!eS1,
&c., speedily cured b. newly discoversd rsmedtes.
Baltimore, Nd has consented, after many solicito-
don p hn wsshinGton PATRONS, % open lerma.
nent once IN that city, Whero ho may b coneulte0
syey Wsdnssday end Saturday IN saeh week, iron
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ROGERTD VEGETABLE COUGH sYRUP-
no 4 SM4AS.ynA te.s
eIR5R," II e also The best IN uss for Qoughs,
Colds, Hoarsenese Sore Throat, Group, and III Bron.
chlal Affections. for sale By the principal Druggists,
and Wholesale By OHARLBB 6roTT CO., and b.
the prcprfstors 1919 q. nogthWcet. poyll-ly
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CARD-TO A GOOD CLASS TRADE.-H,ying
- bought tO great advantage for cash a large LOT
Men =, Boys W omen and Children SHOES, being
the close OF the season. from of the bes anu,
LECTURERS in PHILADELPHIA and rather more than /
can handle, induces me to offer the same at retail
prices for what II will cost to manufacture Every
pair warranted. Another invoice Of LADIES' SLIP.
Pc LES, IS cents and 81; better than the first D. C.
.ecurlties taken at IS cents. Three pair Ladies'
HOSE Is cent?. J. W. SELBY, 1914 and 1915
Pennsylvabia avenue bet. 18th and 10Th SITS y29 tr
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Dr. AOD4 IA ioSH Sr..,,, MAR PA. AVE-.


A victim Of youthful I'm ysudenos, causing yrsne-
vain every known remedy. has found . simple self
cure, which he will send rec to his fellow suerers
Address j. h. REEVES, Is Nassau street, New
York. mAy3-eo1m
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AT fHR DALTLMOkR SHIRYPAe.
a fORX.
1913 , Stress sovfAcess, WasAsasssu, d. O..

1913 Syea eoVfAces1, WasAsastoa, d. a..
AND
- Wsss S0Usfts S,yseg, RGlsSsasva. ma
We make the VxRY FINEST DRESS sH IRre IA
erder, and IN the most elegant manner, Tor S3a,
With eanos on TIE sleeves, oe o10 With cum ct.
I'm IkHSs S sAi Ed3 rssdY nsds, Ni1.
Bestl- ply LINEN CUFFS, . osnts 8 pair.
Directions for selfmeaeurenont ssnS 70 gentlemen
cent b. Ua5l Wbea paid tor, aDlSI
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wi MyOa wish 70 ave yoer hssvy wearing 1p:rel,
planl %, Covers, Orunb Clcths, Be, from morhs,
ees, which removes Ill grease and vegetable stains
eGectually. etnele Dersons Who have no sccommo-
dations for packing away clothing, can leave them
with me until the fall season. Biankets and Oar
tains d al descriptions cleaned In superior man
neT and reasonable terms. Persons Leaving the
city can get thsr usvsains and other sais cleaned
:lgGs 81. nh street. opposite PALS, sSa Oh
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$50 Penn. ave. between 9th and lO tn sts
NstOre open until D. m. iy29- II
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GRAPE Wells CLEAAEN ani ref nisb.d Ma.
80 ''0' Set Sso' A;yIsHkR, .
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hFRENOyAL.-WM. +. HOLTZMAN Attor-
Wy ney at Law has removed to No. 81 street
northwest, opposite Ebbitt House, and will be
pleased TO his friends and business
Legal business solicited, and money invested
~ Rooms and Offices for rent In same build
Ing ie9-tf
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i The neetsss, the smallest and the cheaD--~
= hrstoe'Hs SSysn; ceseys fisne ever VXV,
T03 IN street northwest, halt sQuars abovs Patent
Once: One 1ns P1ADos but httis used. fog sale et
60rGain. OAxle0
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hrs. BROTHERS GRAY are the only Physi-
~ ciaLs in this city who can permanently cure all
Secret diseases without Mercury or Basam. Is
years established at 900 street southwest A
cure guaranteed and medicines furnished for less
than Others charge for advice. jy23 2ws
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-13
S,eySeral Notes.

The war cost the northern and south
crn states together one million lives and
nine billion dollars.
Tho Rev DE- Edward Beechcr, the
brother of the great defendant, has been
engaged to preach in the First Congrega-
tional Church OF Paterson.
The Baltimore City College, large
and handsome building OF brick and mar
bic aud of Gothic design, has been dedi-
Gated with Interesting ceremonies.
Great Britain has declined to send a
representative 10 the st. Petersburg In
ternational Code Conference, alleging
tina; no practical result can be expected.
john Joicc, at Quincy, Ills, in jail
for the murder OF James Mcclure last
December, attempted suicide by cutting
his throat with razor Oh Tuesday. lie
will recover.
Animals have strange tactics. TIE
sromach of bullock recently slaughtered
at the Jersey City Abbator, was found 10
contain over 500 har-pins mixed with tho
undigested food.
Two little boys of Dan Clifford, q
section boss on the st. Louis Il LII,
Rock Railroad. wandered OIL from theil
fathers house, near Salem Wis. last Sat
urday, and great excitement was caused
by their disappearance. At noon, OF
Sunday, the oldest was found, frozen tt
death. The search for the youngest
still continues.
Mr.. Boucher will visit America thi,
spring in Iii, yacht "Fiona." the cracl
yacht of England. He will give oul
fast sloops brush. and cndeavor to carry
off the Queens cup which Asbury failed
to win. He will he proposed for mem
bership in the New York Yacht Club n
hcannual meeting on Thursday evening
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-13
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

| ne contents OF lllc BTiftSh f)lnrterti
Recieic, for January, just received from
the Leonard Scott Publishing Co., A Bar
clay street, New Yonk. are a. follows:
Paparchy and Nationality.
CoN's History of Greece.
The Adornment of st. Pauls.
The Bibles place in science of Re
ligion.
Early Christian Inscriptions of France
The Grevile Memoirs.
Europe and Peace.
Eramus--his Character.
Contemporary Literature.
The foregoing list of subjects i. fresh
demonstration of the fact 50 often stated.
that this Review, in common with the
Others Of the series regularly republished
here, aims to keep its readers well in
formed on all matters Of public interest.
In the first article the writer shows
that the controversy now waging in
Germany, is ''deeply rooted in the histo-
rical incompatibility Of the pretensions of
the Papacy with the autonomy of the
Statc:'' that the conflict was inevitable. and
admits of no evasion or compromise and
upon every ground OF Scripture, of rea-
son, of society, of history, and of hui
nanity," takes side with the civil against
the ecclesiastical power, in the struggle
for supremacy within the State.
| s'Ihn Hietnr,s ne
Cox, author of THE Mythology of the
Aryan Nation" receives much common.
dalion. especially for the discrimination
between true history and mere legend
The two volumes now published con-
clnde the Peloponnesian War.
Article ". is best described in the
writer's own words: '1Ic has sought to
present In thn hos~ 80 o 81. .,..oi ,vngIun,
great body OF scientific facts which
must remain positive knowledge in the
department. of religion, whatever new
knowledge may arise inplyslcal science. -
Europe and Peace" would have been
more aptly entitled Europe Preparing
Tor War, and for Il war of terrific nro-
portions The description of the condi.
llon and temper of the nations ae.
iord' little hope for the continuance Of
peace.
The other articles and the extended mo.
''''S Vi contemporary Literature bring
more topics TO the readers attention than
we nave room 10 particularize.
me periodicals printed by the Leon
ara scott Publishing Co., aI Bar.
cay street n. " are Us follows. The
i.'"ao'' quarterly. EdHbaugh. Wsstp,i,.
"e'' ana british Q"ortely RerisDs. and
n'''T''o'ds Niagosine, Price. 81 a wear
! ior any one. or ONLY sl5 a.. an
ana The Postage is prepaid 6y ,hc PM "i,,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-13
THE PRESIDENT AND ARKANSAS.

The Presidents message 10 Congress
recommending legislation that will dis
place Gov. Garland of Arkansas, over
throw the government of that State. and
seat IN the gubernatornl chair joseph
Brooks, has created much alarm in the
country and Is accepted by the people as
threat that the most ultra measures in
relation to the Southern States will be
adopted by the administration.
Joseph Brooks was, in lS6S. the Liberal
candidate for Governor of Arkansas. Mr..
Baxter was the Radical candidate. AT
that time the Radicals were dominant in
the State. The returns ofthe election were
manipulatedby the Radical leaders andNr.
Brooks was counted out. Mr.. Baxter as
sulned the duties of the gubernatorial OF
flee. Mr.. Brooks went into the Supreme
Court OF the State 10 obtain
his Office, but was Unsuccessful.
lie then resorted to lower court. and
obtained writ TO Dust the Acting Cover
nor. With this he entered the Governors
Office, drove Mr.. Baxter out of il and en-
tered upon the discharge of his official du-
Ties. Mr.. Baxter appealed TO Pre.iden,
Grant, who ordered Mr.. Brooks TO sur
render the office of Governor to Mr.. Bax-
ter.
A constitutional convention was then
called by the Legislature of Arkansas. II
met and frameda new constitution. This
was submitted 10 the people and ratified
oy an overwhelming vote. Under this
new constitution Mr.. Garland was elected
Governor. and the legislature convened.
since this reorganization of the state
government peace has prevailed in Ark
"nsa'' aud life and properly have become
previous time in the history Of the Statc
Ana now come, forward President
Grant and says "Pul out Garland
from the chair Of the Governor. ana I'M,
INTO II brooks whom put ont. Dl,ora,n.
NE ana morganllc the government of Ar.
kansas Dothis, or viii take the re.non.
sibility - ''''''
IhI' Is the language of dangeron.
inail--a man who, il he /, mad. ham
method ia hi- madness. What !. T., ho
done' viii congre,. obey hi, order
ana II not will he move to the perform.
ahce on his own advice Ii he does. the
peace Of Arkansas will be again broken
anarchy VIII reign supreme, and the A..
rannical hand Of a Sheridan will be re-.
CURED TO suppress the Indignation of the
people aud awe il into terror.