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NEW 9o 5iss AND ssNfHTS GIh iSaR
Fsvorite route for Tourists.
Finest approach TO Gree; Britain.
EATES Of PGssRGEE:
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o.bbIN.s-s6s; $50 ss0-CurrenOT.
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with sac y1ew OF dull i.hilx the chances q p,i
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On tho outward passage from ouesastoxu 70 New
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TIE BRITIsE AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
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NEW EAPRYSs LINE VIA CANAL
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BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, ". wkss
AGTOs AND GE0R0ET0WN, D. o.
FAILING DAYS.
From Pier !, North Wnarye, Philsdelshts
SATURDAY, ct IL m. 49, !:
From as Water street, Georgetown, jzSE
ID. o., MONDAY ct o p. m
Tnis line connects at Philadelphia with Uydes
Regular semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provt.
denoe, Boston and New England States nc wharf.
age tI Boston b. this lne.
@. y. HYDE, Agent Scr D. osC
WIZ. P. CLYDE q CO, Phiiadsiphi.
a. REED, Alex sndria, Va.
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Fl Freishts delivered By knoxs Express Or.
ders left ct General Office, sos Pennsyfvanis ave.
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SUltibE or AN ALLEGED MURDERyR
ON The lstA instant a young man pan,sI
EO6eTt DAVIS " aS sno. and Killed near P1,r1
Tobacco, Charles county, Md. by Chss Ss.
Ter, and Tie latter was arrested aud CO..
Iniftcd O. jail On Sunday morning one ~
the guards found that he had hung hiuself
n his ce,l by means Of a leather strap which
lie had worn ABOUT MS waist, one end OF
which 10 had made fast tn tue bars ard the
other TO al, neck. which was broken III is
fhOught that ne adopted this course because
OF the crime ne committed weighing 50
lPaviIv mon him
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IEROHANTs' LINE OF sTEAMSHIPs
AVE- BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

h1fesfts. the nne Steamships Z. q. KNIGHT ans
JOHN GIBSON viii make regular week <a<ssD,.
y utps botweeep NEW YORK, ALEX -HIEA
ANDhlA, W ASHIN GTOE spd@<Sk
SEOkGETOWN, as follows:-Leave NEW YORK
rom Pier I East River, every SATURDAY at a o
N leave GEORGE1OWE every TUESDAY st 10
D. IN, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
f9r fuu Information apply TO h. P. A. DENHsM,
business once and wharf, 50 Water street, George.
town, or at the Office of the President near Pstrse.
bridge " TBOM p-0N PrsstSsr,
left at General Office, 653 PepnsyIysnis ayenne.
or 81 the steamer wharf, viii Be rrompsiy attended
al
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lAFcETsNT ACTON OF TIKI FgIy-ERs
Z Mon Dorm T,.-t' -Es-rissT. sify,.,t G-gi-
tOtgHbia fypngra.licai JuI1r. No faf
netl meeilrs last -.euiIg 9nc aiOviet q
rc.oiutcr SUsV--tl-- certain rIen;bsrs Tor
HE Purpose O. Grabbing them 10 or ,alufze a "a
ntief SDciely. " lLn power 10 adopt Sucn a
zcd.e q prices ,s they may deem expeiieIf
IN, TftCticdi erect OF This action viii be 70
prevent Interference by men in gOyorr7 -,,er,f
employ Wiih trs printers employed IL pTi-
Nafe Ori'eS. The " dOW1-tDwri' men viii
LO~ - erah-eu - make arrangements Wit,
ErrE'',e -ilT lovers tEt' may tend 70 their
filtual atF;t'' '5-e ara tho government
ptlr les nj EFrsa-ter have ~ vote Ia their
meetings. 49,
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OF Clfcclsr- apply %
MRS; :. EDDY s0MERs, I

iersnGes By special Yernissioni Rev. Bishop
more; Charles NoTdhoff, New York; Hon. } O New,
Unlird States 1reasurT; Gen. h. y. Cowon, a ssist
Hon. NJ; G. Emery. 7. J. 8. Perry, esl, Senator
Loesu, ID. ID. w. Bliss. Washington. anPle I'm
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NIENoEIAL TALL, sELEGI SCHOOL Fc

Corner 18th aud streets northwest
The undersigned having resigned the charge of
the st0ye named school, take PLEASURE m recon-
fhehoing 10 their former patrons their successor-
Inc Misses Alderman aud rovperthvaite.
ANNIE e: EVANS. HELEN T. WILLIAMS
TINS school viii reopen On MONDAY, September
Ism Is15 Applications for admission may be mad
al ats missouri avenue, or 3lS New Jersey ave
llhS htuihttst auSlS- I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS fAIsTs SCHOOL for Young LADIES,
September 9Th. e,gsi al.
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EEIIpING -EFNfIrs were Issued 'o-!av bv
iES.eCtO- F.Owuau as tO.I0v--A NJ NSbif-
.Cliio. t"o-StpTy bTicE dwelling south side
z between 18Th AMI T. = streets SOufTyvest-
600. C. II. - iii.ams. two-stO-y Jfick
stable, rcrth side KhoGe Island avenue he-
INesn IN street aIt Connecticut avenue.
$3.50 George ". Taylor a tvyo-Story Iark
dwelling. west Size sth. between /. and VI
streets northwest $3.50. James Fitzpatrick
Twelve IWO-stOry and basement dwellings
and stores, cas-. side IIth, between & and -
streets northeast; S3lGoO. u. RI. Hagner a
D. lex Office, sOUth side Ii, between 18TH aud
43th streets north. est, X. 50.
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RUkIINGToN ANT ME AED DAY
SCHOOL, FoR loJNg LADIES.
Srecial atvAn ages m Modern LAnEusres
Hoard aud Tuition -Se year.
Fourth year rers SEPTEMBER IA
Address LOUIS FOlLENs. An ancs IN
THE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEwIS.RV
II VIII lie reot-sned MONDAY. : rtrn.heg Isl. ISIS.
~ the - h"c bniHtns- No Io23 l2fh street north
west. limited uunsrr Of boarding r. oils viii h.
SC mfaodated.
Tor teruis apply e. TIE principals. 81 lOlT l2th
stfrtt northNcst, or procure CifCulars uitich may
IL ioGnd ~ TIE principal book stUrp- .uss a.,
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f D UC X

SONS AsD DAUGHTERS to earn a living a home and
hSnest wealth. WASHINGTON BUSIN ESS COL
LICE, corner 7th and l. streets, provides such sn
educailon. The Practical English and Initiafarv
business department receives pupils u years old
ana upWerds. The advanced ausiness Department
receives students without regad L. age. who are
atle 70 ccmplete the cOurse In oue year. Tuition
~ Tor ten We ks, 20 be paid at the beginning; $50
year, bic in six equal monthly iDst eIlts ~
iVo tor Unlimited time, payable u four email
mShthIy lns'slments. A reductisn OF sl0 on year
scolarshlp and q Is on life scholar hip. for cash
pslS 10 full on entering. Students may enter TOR
day or evening sessions. Those frUin aaYo.s may
Obtain board at from SIs TO : % per Mouth S-boi,
asflc year begins WEDNESDAY. SEPTENREkl
Cell At college, OF eddres.. FOR illustrated crcDlaT
duElq I'm Il G.. SPENCER p4es.d,.Dt
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1T. JOHNS COLLEGE,
ANNAPOLIS. Nh

= Institute Tor loung Ladies near GoVausfown-
Baltimore county, Md, "a miles north OF RaIti-
more, conducted bv the School Sisters Of Notre
gahie Ihls Institution IL mOst Ge-ifsbiy located.
III gioobds are eNtensi, c. and the building ~ con-
~ uciee VIII every accessory Tor comfort aid cnuv-
ntDce The system II education pur-naf 4. design
90 70 develop the mental sud physicsl powers of The
pupis, 70 make them refined, accom- pli-hed anS
useinl members 81 society. Board aud Tuition. in
Sluolng the French aud German languages. s2ts.
nOuLe Lsdies desiring private apartments, sfs
For particulars send TOR catalogue arrs-ao1r1
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"S,ATIsFACTION,n 81 PER BOTTLE. Con-
COLONIZATION Building iyl-2m'
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-27

The bad temper exhibited by the Win
nebago patriots and the good temper ex-
hibited by the rebel ex-confederate pres
ident, in the little matter of the agricul-
tural address, present a contrast so credit
able to the one and so discreditable to
the other, that even Boston paper Ia
forced to say:
"Let us look this issue squarely in the
face. Have we forgiven the south, or do
we mean to keep alive the hatreds of the
war? This is the question of the hour
question by the side of which all party
controversies sink into insigni6cance, Dc
we mean to create greater ireland, or dc
we mean to create nation, one in senti
ment as we'll as one in boundaries? Now
1 if we seek to soothe the wounded spirit 0
the South, we must welcome her as she i
mot as she may be: we must let by gone
be by-gones, and accept Jefferson Davis a
a fellow citizen, entitled to consideration a
such, so long as he shows disposition t
hold that relation to US. !"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-27
dNIN0

Read what Prof. L. s. Wayne, Chemist and Pres
ident of Cincinnati College Of Pharmacy says in
relation to this valuable Pharmaceutical prepara-
ton
Cincinnati, April /, 1878.
Messrs. Richardson & Tullidge.
0ents: having been made acquainted with the
composition of your X. Il T. Tonic Elixir and Ii
guild Extract Of Beef, wond say that it possesses val
uahle medicinal properties. As all the ingredients
entering into its composition nave we'll known ard
positive medicinal value. which combined together
must form an excellent TONIC, stimulant and nutri-
tive medicine and one suited to relieve many com.
plants incident to our climate"
Respectfully yours, E. S. WAY:SE, Chemist.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-27
Tramps.

A tramp" is an individual without q
permanent home, without permanent
friends, without money-literally a mem
Der Of the floating population" He is
the child of ''hard times" and multiplies
10 periods of panics and labor depressions.
He is the discouraged party who survives
suicide, gets used to the rough world, the
whips and scorns of outrageous fortune"
and has learned to live without worry or
taking thought of the morrow. He has a
tread-mill nature, which urges him to
walk, walk, walk, day after day. from place
to place. begging in don't care sort of a
way for something to eat, sleeping place
in the barn, and an occasional cast-off
garment lie is conscienceless and often
develops into petty thief, burglar and
occasionally murderer. Oftentimes he
becomes dangerous person to wander at
larg assaulting, as is frequently the case,
the unprotected on the road or in the farm
house.
The green country is the ''tramp's best
bolt. Eere he is rarely rebuffed, as in
the cities, no kind hearted farmer or farm
er's wife eyer entirely turning away from
his plea for shelter, food or clothes. Thus
encouraged, he avoids the large towns
entirely, for fear of being run into Jail or
the reform school as G criminal, or sent to
the Brideweil for the vagabond he is.
The class known as 'tramps" has
been rapidly increasing of late in this
country. From the east reports come
of their presence like the presidential
visit of a wandering tribe of barbarians,
They are insolent, audasious and full of
schemes for committing depredAtions upon
the larders and diaries Of the honest work
ing farming people. They sometimes 90
in droves, shutting along the highways,
and taxing the towns and counties through
which they pass for their support. They
are the human grasshoppers of the rural
districts. In the west, as in the east,
these "tramps" have begun to appear, and
the prospect is that they will increase in
number continually, unless something Is
done to suppress them. In one town of
central Illinois, within week past, an
advance drove Of these human pests, to
the number Of ninety five, lighted down
one night and asked for accommodations |
The request was complied 18th. and the
pen 6enehG Ear y continue their march next
otSsr loce. ..xes' army, toward some
IN W. .anty. This band is still explor-
the west, without moneyin their pockets
Tor baggage in their hands.
But these medicants must be suppress
ed. Their habits of life are too fruitful Of
crime to be countenanced. They cannot
: be mashed and paid for by the bushe
as grasshoppers are. They cannot be fec
Paris green, as potatoe-bugs are. The!
must be reached by the vigilance OF Off
r Gals in bringing every tramp" to fac
5 the law against vagrancy, and the countr
, towns and settlements must utterly refus
to encourage the begging scamps. 10 Ell
courage them in any way is to increas
Ie their numbers and set premium on il
d dolence and every manner Of crime. Oh
caqo Journal
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-27
IyTERs.
A Remedy without a Rival
Maguire's
Cundurango Bitters.

VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
Contains no alcohol. an excellent purgatlve or
the bowels, relieving and curing all compla to
of the Liver, Blood, Kidneys and Stomach. Read
the following testimonial from prominent New
Once Of Geo. H. Sweets Texas New Yorker,")
Nos. Is. 80 and 90 Centre Street,
New York City Sept. 8, 1874. J
Messrs. ] & C. Maguire, st. Louis: Gents -
Yours Of the 31st ult with Of one dozen Cund-
urango Liver and Blood Bitters came duly to hand.
erosity. will try to put the medicine where it
will do the most good have given one bottle to
friend of mine who resides in Brooklyn, both
himself and wife have taken it. and their testimony
Is the same mine l first met with it in Houston,
Texas, afterwards returned to my home in Austin,
where have the Texas branch Office of my paper.
My Houston bottle was used up, and found on
trial that could not obtain single bottle in all
Austin, for went to every druggist in the place
and there are come five, but each house told me
they intended TO order on the strength of my rec
concentration. Ere coming to New York was in
Galveston and bought bottle of Robirds, an old
friend and good house. had no idea then that
could not obtain it in New York; but after my
Galveston bottle was used up l started to find
moreand was much surprised to find none aftervsit-
lug fully dozen different establishments gave up
the search here and wrote to you, Now gents so
good medicine as yours is ought TO be placed at
the command of the whole world, 1t will not only
prove great fortune to yourselves, but lasting
blessing to the whole human family. As remedy
in my own case have never met with its equal.
1t sQueezes my liver better than Calome of which
have taken not little. am q hard worker and
constant thinker, and consequently for the last ten
to twelve years my body has found it ulttokeep
| up with my brain. There ale millions of American
people just like myself. and they need some simple
| herb medicine to keep them from sinking into dys
peptic graves, until they can apply, brakes and
cut off part OF the steam and see where they are.
You have the medicine aud Won have great fortune
in it If you Will but let the world know 1t. In my
| search after your CunduFanga IN this market
| found preparation of Cundurango sold at s. per
bottle but no more like yours than is black man
| ike white OF course did not buy 1t. This let
| ter is only written TO thank you and to give you
my experience with cundurango, Wishing yOu the
success you deserve am.
| Very Respectfully &C. GEO. 81. SWEET.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-27


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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-27
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-27
First 500,

5000. Mile heats, 3 in S. First 500,
second $50 and third $40.
This was the big race and was contested
for as follows:
VA Peterson, C m Moliie o.
W .Wheelock, d m Luella
AP Fisk, m Oak Grove Girl
Hal, bf & Slickfellow,
Chas Woods, br Lookout,
: The race being won by Oak Grove Girl,
In 3 straight heats, time 2:36, 2:42 and
2;46. On the Sd heat, when Oak Grove
Girl won the race, all others were ruled as
distanced, on account of foul driving.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-27

THURSDAY > RACES.
Glass D-Heury county horses that have
meyer beaten 3 minutes Trottug 3 in
8. Purse $3.50 First 500; secold,
$40; third, $50; fourth. $50.
Judges-O. s. Mcneil, Davenport,
Iowa; James Cock. Rural; n. b. Gould,
Cambridge.
The following are the entries:
CIV Sipes, b IN Mary.
Geo Munger, b Nomad.
Gilman, m Lady Brush.
SSDycr, bm Fly.
q o Smalley, blk Joe Laird
q Carter, br Cub.
Won by Fly LIST; Cub ID; Joe Laird Sd
and Nomad 4.
Time:-2.5l, ESQ, 2.56.
Class F-Running half mile in 5. Purse
$l25. First, 500; second, $40; third,
$25.
The entries were
w WEIGH, Alert.
Colbert, Hern.
B Jacques, m Katie Takeaway.
Katie Takeaway first aud Hern second
in run of Eve heats.
Class E-Trotting for 2;s4 horses, Purse
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r-sis5 upun flim- spu-1sd Tai Ens
st'-eu-, huf when he head ri 1hs
taa stu-r q he dHnrl1el's inIE.ns-
AN hs came 10 her And renun-
srrEtsa- fIu- 70 NJ ErRl FINALLY
hs had hs- removed u fhs R0eky
Mountains where she mirhf MT
set bef s8ldler iprsr. Soon q me-
ssnrsr came 10 the father. The
daughter vak 6rinr uf 4 broken
beEr1 Re hurried u Der side
and heard her, with AZ the simple
elognsDes Ut bsr rAce. plead thai
bs would remain Il peace with The
paie-5aces. because the one she had
loved wac % them and they could
not bs bad she wanted her body
carried 70 Fur- Laramie Eu5 buried
DeEr the fort -hEi II death she
miEbi hs Dear Inn for Eh0n she
died Tlalhs- fhsy ho-s her Rnd
lEi5 her IL the r-are u do the pale
faces fbsir dead. and Tins is The
story Of Spotted Tale daughter ns
told to-aEr around ths GIMP t-es
IL ths great west
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me vour paper, fsr ASIDE from yOuf
abuse q me. yOur paper Is . good
one Besides J Dsver saw q DeUs-
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something worth reading just
So No mEn can pick up any Dews-
paper without finding SOMETHING
uf interest Tou my take the
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and II each fragment Won viii see
something u Emuss OF interest y0u.
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OF al the freaks Of The telegraph
the following is the most lsaghz-
bic which has come under our per-
sOnal kDOEledge. Not long since
. graduate from one Of our East
err Theological schools was called
TO the pastoral charge Of a church
10 the extT M southwest. Wben
abOut 20 start for bis new parish
be was unexpectedly detained by
the iDcspability Of his preshytery
TO ordsin bin. 10 order to explain
bis non arrival at the appointed
time, he sent telegram, Of which
the following in copy TO the dea-
cons Of the church /: "Presbytery
lacked quorum to ordain.7 In
the course Of its journey the
message got strangely meiamor-
pho ed, and reached the astoDi-bed
deacons in this shape: "Presbyte-
~ tackled a worm on TO Adam -
The sober church officers were
greatly discomposed and mystefed,
but after grave consultation con-
Guided IL was the minister's faceti-
Gus way Of announcing that he
had got married, and according
ly proceeded to provide lodgings
for two instead Of one.