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NizSi mZda Il Zy!Scna
mraynOSt.

konsulov6 Shctleldu, Birmiugha.
mu a zyIast6 Manchcstru musi byti ne
sinirn6 ddmyslni pokrocili lidt. Gte-
me totiz V jedn6ch novinach, ze panovt
ii We zpravach statistickych stavu delhi
ku doty6nyeh m6stech dosli k tomu "a
v6rku, zc yttsi mzda dtld z dtlniku vats
pUaky ano primo ochlasty, Lyfily a zaha
lece. konsul Manchester dokonce II.
daya, ze zeny delnlkd isou pry rozhodue
prot vyssi mzd6 pti zkracenG dobt pra-
covni, jeliko2 Sc tim mnziu ieiich vice
prostredkd ptilezitosti k piti posky-
tuie
Pripoustime radi, ze ntktefi ddlnici ivy
senG mzdy dasu Jim po praci vybJvaf
ciho ien k darebuostem a hlaynt chlastn
zneuziyaii, ale toho mkterak nevyplfva,
Ee by lepsi mzda a zkraceni pracovni do.
by dtlnikdm ku zkazc byly anebo dokon-
ce. ze nizka mzda CO nejdeisi pracoyni
doba dtlniky stfidmymi a mrayn6isimi
Gini. Rozumoyani toto jest asi tax pra-
We, jako kdyby u6kdo padtlani podpisd
pence uzayiral, le psani a rysovani ne
bo kresleni lidi iinak poctivych pad5la-
tele cini anebo ze strojnictv, kter6z mno.
hymn ni6em1m hotoyeni zlod6jskych. In
pitskych nebo vrazednickych nastroih
sIouzi, jest spoleGnosti lidske ma skodu.
Neni jedineho um6ni, iedineho vynalezu
jedin6 opravy vdbec. kteraz by nebyla
od spatnych lidi zneuzivana zlemu.
Podobne namitky, iako proti zv}seni
mzdy zkraceni pracoyni DOLBY 5indny j
prot zrnseni roboty, nevolnictvi a otro-
ctvi; poddani, nevolnici a otroci pry
zhrdnou, povrhnou ysi autoritou zvlci,
a stanou sc nebezpeGnymi nebo aspoh
neazitetnymi Gleny spcle6nssti. A pfedce
pfatele oprav namitek tech co lichych a
nepcdstatnych nedbali. ale o ich usku-
teGn6ni Sc neoslabenou horlivosti zasa =
zovali, az konecn6 s mimi proraziyse uka
zali, ze Mich tov6Genstyu mnohonasob
vice dobra blaha vzkv6tIo nez zla ne
stesti, ze kratce stav spoleGnosti lidsk6
zrusenim poddaustvi, neyolnictvi a otro-
ctvi nesmirne SO zvelebil. Absolutisti a
monarchiste vdbec podobnych ddvodi
prot neobmezene svobod6 a republican
skemu zfizeni horli, strasice tax zvan6
lepsi tfidy spolecnosti, ze svoboda a zyla-
Ste zflzeni republikanske vede nevaza-
nesti, k hr6zovlade chatry a posledni
konsekvenci k 1plnemu zvraceni vseho
spolecenskeho pofadku koneGnemu roz
kladu spoletnosti tudiz hol6mu bar.
barstvi. A "a tim yidime, &c tam kde
svoboda kraluie, nejvzornejs pofadek pa
nnje lidu nejlepe Sc dafi, jake n. pf.
Anglii, Svycarsku Americe, ze prave
v tech svobodnycb nejsyobodntjsich ze-
mich nejvGtsi vzdelanosf pom6rn6 nej-
libezneisl soulad domovem jest.
Take nasledcich nev6ry namluvi a
napisi sc vselici mudrlanti tmafi veci,
DO AZ Glov6ku busi kdze naskakuje. Ne
vera vede pry rovnou cestou neodvratne
bestialnosti 81 zhovadilosti, jak Sc
yyjadtil p. Palacky, ac sam co do vyzna-
nj nabozenskeho nevercem jest; mic
meme Lee deiin mad slnnce jasn6i doka
.as; !. nas1islnvnli doklady doloziti, ze
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
pOChOd rOzHlnu.

Jsou iisti tax zvani filosofove a mndr.
lanti, ktefl hlavou vrti, kdyz mimi po
kroku cloy6denstya promluyime cosi Q
starych zatych casech zvastaii, kdy ie
iest6 parni silly nebylo, ann vynalezen
byl Morsedy telegraf Pryc timto hum
bugeln. Velik6 ty vynaleze, ktera Glove
Censtyo obohatiIy, dratem narody yelmc
femi odloucene spoiily, vzdalenost paro
yozem neslnirn6 zmensily, nemohou scbe
yttsim ostrovtipem jinak nez co velike pc
zehnani elv6censtva vykladany bJti.
Mezi zdravotnimi vynalezy devatena-
ctGho vtku jest jeden, kteryz vybornymi
ucinky syyhi pfedni misto nezi leky 81
vydobyl Minnie HOsfettcrOyou
hOrLOu, neIlepsi to silici a stavy teles
ne obnovuiiei lex afitomne Dolby. Neine
zvratntisi svedectyi vybornosti ieho ia
va skutek, &c tento obIibeny prostfodek
nezativnost, zacpu, fezavku, malurickG
nemoce a iine a ine bolesti nednhy Il
pine znicuje V banskych krajinach a
novych vymit6uinach zapadu uzivajl
ho obyvatele neien k zabraneni memo
Gem ale | k vyIezeni iich neni iedineho
mista Unic, V n6mz by n6kolik obyvate-
ID nemohlo dosvedeiti leeivou moe ieho V
nejrozlicn6isich nemocech.
Go silici, chut obnovujici a nadymaifci
prostfedek, jest IIostetterova bofka nepfe
konate!na, neipesobivtjsi ne6istA. Ia
kladni podstata ieho jest lib nejlepsiho
stareoo zita, kteryz sam sobe siIi, avsak
silivost jeho jest zpadesatcronasobena sili
ciini extrakty lecivych bylin, jez mem
rozpusteny jsou kterez mu vytecne
vlastnosti hofke davaii
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la do tc miry celo narody uozhoyadiia,
jake yira a girkey, kdczto uaprotj tomu
vSechen po6rok, vaccko zvo.ebeni cloyd->
tenstva pfCinG duchoynj mraqui po-
tato proyedono byIo noytrou, kteraz
syobodV zkoum&ni iez Jest matkou a pc
stounkou noyovGkt osvGty a uczbytneu
podminkou poyzneseni Glovetenstya, zlta
mend. Nev6ra zplodila syobodu nabo-
zenskou, ona zplodila reyoluci poItickou
socialni, ona zplodi.a y6du posledni
tasi sve lidslSosf Il hmnanitu. Bez move
ry by tlov65enstyo nem6lo ami iedinou &c
zakladnich ssobod, jez tvofi dncs zaklad
noyoy6keho statn, bez nevtry nem6li by
chom ami prava roziimati o tom, co Glove
oenstvu prospiva co ie hub, ba bcz ne
very bychom ami nev6d6li ze name praya
k hyotu. ,,PoddaRi budto (nebo poslusni)
vrchnosti sye, kdyz vam ma kirk Slape.
kdyz vas t6lesn6. duchovn6 mravn6 hu
bI,' uG vira kdezto nev6ra HASA, ze vSich
nj isme stvofeni sobe rovni, ze nema na
zemi byti pand ami otrok6, ze svoboda a
roynost jsou pfirozena praya 6loytka
a 70 tudiz ii, ktefi jej prdva ia olupuii
aneb jemu je zadrzui skddcoye jeho isou
a proto aotfeni a zni6eni byti musi Ano
ueyera HASA, ze jest svrchovany cas-, ably
delnictvo vytrzeno bylo ze stayu poroby
uebo odyislosti do n6hoz uyozeno bylo
yelkoprdmyslniky a iak obecn6 Sc nka
kapitalem, ona mas uti, ze 6lov6k jake
tlovek, at buSi perlikem anebo stfiha ku-
pony, at topi p,d kotlem parostroje anebo
hoduje "a stolen lahGdkami Sampan
skym obt5zkanym, ona uti, ze kaEdy
Glov6k opravn6n jest k cel6
IN yyt6zku prace sve. lie
likoz ni2ka mzda dlouha pracovni doba
dtlnictvo nejen o east zaslouzcneho vytGz
ku pracc okrada ale e i zotro6uie a t6
IesnG duchoyn6 ubiii, Jest nejpiln6isi po.
yinuosu vsech ptatel d6lnictva a vsecb
pravych pokrokafd prot kfivdt a zlofdda
tomu az do vyhlazeni ieho boioysti Jako
10y bylo svrchovan6 blaznovskc znicit
vzl6lanost, protoic Cd mnohych dareba
kd k zlotindm zneuzivdna Jest, nem6na
poSetilt Jest broiiti proti vysSi mzdt a
zkraceni pracovni dolby, proto2e mnozi
l,,y,.-r. ~ o, ,.,,,,.,,. .on1l lE,,,. I..I,,t.:
k obzerstyi hyreni iednoho druheho
zneu2ivaii To neni ten pravy prostte-
dek Maiili odstrantny byti zle nasledky,
tteba predeYsim potlaciti pti6inu. Priti.
nou obzerstvi a zahaiky a nemrayneho
zivota vubec Jest nevedomose a spatue
vychoyaEi oDe Ease ma nelv9tsi caste
pfitiuu svou Y vpulisnt chudobG nedo-
statku. IIaiiti ne~tfiImost vyhiadovuim
a zah4lku pfemahauim praci bylo By
zroyna tax moudre jake hQjiti siabost civ
prudkymi dr52didIy.
Ostatnt mas statistka poutuie, 70 nei
strasiiytji fadi obzeretyi iiue urayn
ueplechy ' zemich a krapnach neichud
sich a 2e prav6 bidna mzda a premahani
praei dt.aictYo znemraYnuii, iak uedaguo
Sc uS;zalo nemylimeh Sc ' Dansku nebo
Noryelsku, kdc od te DOLBY co mzda skle
sla a vydelku ubylo obzerstyi Sc uzasnt
rozmohlo, kdezto Ease tech zemich
krajinach, kde jest vyssi mzda zkracena
doba pracoyni, iako teto zemi We
Francii, hmotny mrayni stav dtlnictya
nnohem ut6sents Jest.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04


SVehS o!'"Il opyeeJne dobre zaopatreny;
saeh pfoVdava le totiz sNym ufadnikdm
. dustoiulNum- Nym naleza Sc ' haremu
sachoFe pade8at takovych diyek, ceho1
lest patroo, ze sachovy poyipnosti man
zelske neisou tax snadne, iak Sc vSeobec.
ne "a to ma.
Tax hlaboko sklesnouti nldze narod
pod dospotckou yladou, ze ml6ky trpi,
kdyz pauoynik ncjspanllejsi dcery ieho
"",' : II, ." o.eo'e y 10 "a ceSC Ve-
',Ne '''S'' ''N'a'aj'' lax hfozhe uoVeoe
"'s 'o''@ii P0oNoP''l 'nF"'hl Pone'l haro-
Il"
Nestastny kraL. Dne 30. 1nora
zemfel We velke nemocnci milansk6 Lev
| Comnenus. kni2e Lnsionanske ioboz na
ktefi pfedkov6 byli cisaFi Oriente kdez
to iini siieastnili SO kfizaoktcb valek nod
v6dcoystvim Gotfriedaz BoniIonu On
sam byl no dyacet rokij panovnikem ma
! le TiSp Y 4 sii p Ltar6 bvl od Rncn vvnu-
zen Prozebrav Sc takm6f celou Evropou
1avlo'l taNe do MIana' kde skoncll 2lvot
sVul ma prostem slammku nemocnlcL
lustaVlI zenu a sest inaIych ditek-
plmohratcky cas'pls mllansky vyzy
va demokraty sDlrkam We prospech
HI; nr,. LraIo rni5at, ,,.,'',,,, ' 49, - ,Sho.
L,otis ;oAraIo % a,.,:aL .~,l L;1ax r,Is'
,ou,i nachoE
% ) Il Ie d ' " M T.
Wy flau''ce'LIe'y @eha'y Aahfaunicky po-
mochiN Ant Muellher frahy vessel Sc
l'ul''' ou"o ~""r''Ne Nu'''eh'
o7'0 @"' o'S !" 'S"N NP'~o-
o'",' . u '~'"'' ii''o' u" - 'S"N 50 !
''o'''' .'. % . sum ,''"'' "''''' " &c >" "'
'D ntlo''@S.i' wax" pfejc~ coz VSak l'a
oPe. 1e'9<'''e''' S'ra%'''N proN"zll, IA zou-
'a'y u 'e'''o P"Nu9u'" Scpe'ra~dy donna,
:" J'i o'u"' Netnu<c ''''~ J'% Po d'oohy
'''' u'''''' D''i'e''''""''
Take zebraGka Ma Vysehrad6
ydavala poslednich masopustnich duech
mama zebratka, ktera tamze ma ulici
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iiavni kancelaf, 2IJ BOwery. N. v

u
hiavn' kancelat, 2IJ BOwery, N. Y.
Spoleenost ia jest zastonpena Is sta
teoh Unie Cita IA 900 clend,
Pojizfnio tivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu cd S7-245
tydne.
Phsp6vky mohou zapravoyany byti
tydne.
DIE vfrocni zpravy, L. leena 1874 W.
placeno nemocnym
roku 1873, 5 1875 co podpora
$4,000 vyplaceno dedi-
cum zemfelych.
Pfirdstek jmeni rokn 1873, S2O. 600
Pfebytek dne |. ledna 1874, $53, 900.
Bliza zpravu poda:
=. karger.
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Ma jih.
M seUer.
River Division.

Opousti Baysrd n ~ dop 90 odp. PfJiidi do Nov
Philadelphia So 20 odp Oloust n Plutad ~ fup
leo o.p. Pru2di do Bayard 10 ~ dop. D. 20 odp
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Ma zdpdl.
B II T. LIN T..

UeOekand, C6iumb,ts, Cincinnati d
Iqdfdnd II. II.
4 Clcvelandu odiizdi 6.55 dopolcdne
;. 80 600 odpoledne.
DO Cleyelandu pfijizdi I. 30 rano 400
9. 55 odpoledne.
z Cresthne 80 rano 55 1000 odp:
Do Columbus 1925 Y pol. 9.45 I2.35
noel
Do Dayton 400 rano 2.3o edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano 5 10 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 9.45 ye6
z indianapolis 6.25, 1850 a I. 90 rano.
Il St Louis 7.l5 rano 255 7.4O odp.
q Chicago $50 a $50 rlno.
Do Chicago nejlepsi iezditi veGernim
Atlantic a Greal Western R IL
Ma ggichod odjl<G 4 gyehcda pt1;4dt.
2 Clevelandu 1925 u 500 rano s.45 .
1905 veGer.
Do Clevclandu 90 lO45 rano, 40 a
G.55 veGer.
Do New Yorku 100 rano, 4 So 500 ye6
u Bostonu $50 rano, sos yeGer.
u New forku $50 100 rano, 535 3
100 ve6er.
Lake shore a Michigan South. n. n
Ma Vychod oqJi5dt a pfytzdiz vgchodu.
u Clevelnadn 7.45 a To- rano, 4.lO .
1920 veGer.
Do Clevelandu $50 5.35 rano, 20.
a 7.5O odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.lO TO-. Is rano, 1876, 6. 30 ,
1910 veGer.
z Buffalo $50 I. Is rAno $50, 6. .25 .
ll.3O ve6er.
Do New Yorku 100 rano 40 500
1900 veGer. .es
S Bostohu $50 rano 5.o0a1l yeGer
Ma 2dPad odJt&G a ee sdpa1u pfytsQt
Q ZClcvelandu 5.35 TOO ri.no, 2.8o 6. S
odpoledne.
DO Cleveiandu 7,25 1855 rano, s.45
1905 odpoledne.
Do Tolefo lo.4O 1855 rano 100
IL 90 veGer
2 Toledo 300, $50 lO.55 rano B.
ve6er.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano $50 q 90
vecer.
2 Chicago 100 q s.2o rano 5.s5 s2
veGer.
u New YoYku 1890 10. As rAnoi
>11.OO veGer:
z Bostonu $40 900 rano a. oao
yeGer
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PfispOftc penize!

Cajove listi (teas) rozlien6 druby ka-
Wy prodayall SO "a ceny We yekem kra-
mech.
GREAT ATLANTIC IL PACIFIC
TEA. co.
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I'll. j. Votteler

ma hudebni nastroje vseho druhu.
National Republican., 1876-02-24

instead of being oyerridden In the suspension
of tie order he was only desirous that the
President might be convinced, as he had been,
that IFS suspension was the best thing that
could be done. Thus, in trying to strike the
President through tie Secretary, they have
only shown that the latter had acted in con-
junction with his superior throughout. So
that in vindicating the President the Secretary
is relieved from position which must have
been embarrassing to him as 1t was to his
friends.
We have stated the case as il is, plainly and
in plain terms and plain language, that any
body can sec and understand. And we have
done it without questioning the perfect integ-
rity of every officer connected with the order
for the facts leave no room for reflection upon
any one. The wrong has been that, either
from want OF reflection, from Indifference, or
from a desire 10 find occasion to place the
President in an improper attitude, the course
was taken as it WAS. We prefer to ascribe 1t
to the former rather than the latter influence.
The mistake of Mr.. Henderson in the first
place was in making the accusation he did
without full information, and in the second
place in not correcting his blunder by q frank
admission Of the facts.
OF course, we do not refer to the conduct OF
the opposition press, for 1t would do no good
it cares little what the facts are If the occasion
suflices for another assault upon the man they
have feared for fourteen years more than any
one living.
But we think it is time that all good men
should understand the case, aud see in all its
injustice and in.ratitude this attempt to place
the President in 4 false position and to sully
reputation of which all Americans have good
reason to be prond. We know what we have
said is but the simple truth as it is, and we
have but discharged a duty. at the earliest
moment proper, in view OF current events, to
do so,
National Republican., 1876-02-24

WE HAVE RECEIVED a number Of com
municatiOns, some of which We have
printed, finding fault with the attempt now
being made TO convert Charles A. Dana,
the Pirate of the Press, to the Christian
religion While we admit that the pros
pect of success in this attempt is not en-
couraging, VIC hope it will be continued,
notwithstanding the objections of Our cor
respondents. Captain Hester, who is cnti-
tied TO the credit of leading this forlorn hope
against Satan's strongest entreDchment,
sends postal card, or which is written an
appropriate verse of Scripture, to the Pira.e
at the Hoffman house in New York city
each dav As this diurnal misSive, or mis-
sile. passes through the mails il is read, no
doubt, by curious postal clerks, and on
reaching its destination is also read by the
hotel clerks in charge of the mail delivery.
1t will be admitted that this daily reading
of the Scripture will do the postal agents
no harm but the brightest aspect of the
case is the suggestion regarding the hotel
clerks. Here there is wide field for i'm
provcment-almOsta as wide as in the case
of the hOary headed Ishmaelite himself
by all means, let us encourage Captain Hes
ter, and if, perchance, an accident may
place one of his cards under the vision of a
baggage ,smssher, Hester may become en-
titled TO q monument
National Republican., 1876-02-24
A RIVAL TO OLD PROBABILITIES.

The latest and most startling of all theO-
RES is that propounded by the Rev. Mr..
Woolfork, of Kentucky, who now proposes
to oust Old Probabilities from his henored
seat and elect himself arbiter of the ele-
ments. Mr.. WOolfork, whose name by
the way, is somewhat suggestive of pulling
the wool over our eyes, but this may be
merely COincidental, has watched the storms
in their cradle in the Rocky Mountains and
has got acquainted with them in a way
quite astonishing, so much So that he claims
TO have discovered laws Of atmospheric
movement hitherto unknown, enabling him
to comprehend the ceaseless cycles of air
currents which sweep over the globe, and,
by the application of artificial force in the
way of cannonading, to control them. Mr..
Woolfork thinks of establishing his bate
ries at the most western point Of the Aleu-
tian Islands, and, by producing a vortex
there, to keep the storm track open over
the Pacific ocean. The result, as we are
told, will be that all the continents of the
northern hemisphere will be kept bathed
in the genial warmth of the tropical cur
rent. The south winds will drive before
them the warm surface waters of the At
Iantic into the Arctic basin, causing a new
gulf stream to flow out through Behring'S
straits. The Polar zone, traversed by q
ceaseless flow of tropical air and tropical
waters, will be rescued from the region of
frost the Arctic ocean will become the
highway Of commerce, and vessels will
sail in open water scross.the Pole; besides
which, without doubt, weather of the quail
ity and quantity desired will be furnished
on application to any point on the surface
National Republican., 1876-02-24

IL ANOTHER COLUMN will be found an
article from the Kansas City Jowrna! Of
Commerce setting forth in detail the con-
nection OF the President, Secretary OF the
Treasury, Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue and Supervisor Tuition with the re-
vocation OF the order for the transfer of
supervisors which has been made the
occasion of so many infamous SIAN
ders OF the President during the prose-
cution of the whisky frauds in St. Louis.
1t is evidently from the pen Of one not only
familiar with the revenue laws and the
Treasury regulations giving them effect,
but who is cognizant of the facts which hc
relates, as well as the animus which in
spired Henderson and his satellites in their
attacks upon the President and Gen. Bah
cock. The article will repay careful pc
rusal by all who are willing TO be con-
vinced that foul wrong has been done
these gentlemen by the Detective press
and its cosdjutors 10 their imputations of
interested motives and guilty knowledge
of the very frauds which were uneerthcd
and punished chiefly through the revOcA-
ton of the order by the President.
National Republican., 1876-02-24

''IT LoOEs like Hendricks, is the very
general remark regarding the selection Of
st. Louis as the place for the meeting of
the Democratic convention. The remark,
however, must be taken with some grains
of allowance Mr.. Hendricks candidacy
for the nomination began as far back as
tho fraudulent Mecklenburg Centennial
Celebration, at which the North Carolina
Ku- -Klux, together with their friends from
other contiguous Southern States, Gheered
him as ''our next President. Meanwhile
'sGentlemsn George, as Mr.. Pendleton is
affectionately called, has been travelling in
the South eliciting similar cheers. At
the same time Senators Thurman and
Bayard have not been quiet, nor has Gov.
Tilden held his peace as regards efforts to
attract public attention. In short, the
Democrats are torn and distracted with
bitter personal hatred, not TO say sec
tional iealousies, so that no prediction is
safe regarding their nominee. Besides that,
they have been cowardly enough to post
ponc their convention until after the Re-
pubhcans shall have met at Cincinnati.
National Republican., 1876-02-24

Mr.. EX SPEAKER BLAINE got the first
"send-of'' for the Presidential nomination,
but has been handicapped, in the opinion of
some of his friends, by the faint praise, so
10 speak, of the Wisconsin Republicans.
But now comes Mr. Morton with what ap-
pears to be weighticr handicap in the
shape of an ambiguous currency plank in
the Indiana platform. The difference be-
tween the Indiana and Wisconsin Rcpub-
iicans regarding this plank plainly indi
Gates contest from the West in the ma
tional convention on the finance question,
which may result favOrably 10 Mr.. Blaine
or TO Mr.. Copkling. whose record on the
finances as well as the Southern question
is more consistent than that Of any one
whose name has yet been mentioned in
tLis connection.
National Republican., 1876-02-24
THERE is some talk Of an adiournme

THERE is some talk Of an adjournment
of Congress as early as April. 1t would,
perhaps, be exceedingly properto bid fare
well to the ex-Confederate House of Rep
rcsentatives on the first day of that month;
but for the good of the country that body
should remain in session as long as posi-
Die. The constant spectacle before the
people of such men as those who compose
il making laws for them could not fail to
increase public disgust, chagrin and fear at
Democratic domination in the Government.
National Republican., 1876-02-24

The Democrats claim to have saved several
millions TO the Government by their rctrench-
mcnt. Yes, but what benefit will accrue to
the Governments from it so long Us the princi-
pal part of the same will be exhausted in pay
ing of old rebel claims.
National Republican., 1876-02-24

Dr. Bellows has spent pleasant evening
with Mr.. Blaine, and, as result, he an
ncunces that the cX-Spcakcr has singuIarly
delicate hands. One thing is certain, there are
but few politicians who have kcpt their hands
as free from stain as his are
National Republican., 1876-02-24

EXCHANGE.
sIs FIGHTH STREET.
Between Penn. Ave. and ID street.
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J; H; MCDOWELL, Builder.
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SAMUEL BEALL; Builder.
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FRED; "; PiLLINS. Builder.
iIasci IIaR1ck ciosKhSi kfsa. fSiiGsI; BUILDERS.
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ENEus REYNOLDS. BrickIayer.
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JOHN {: HARRIS, Psinier.
@. MACNICBOLS- Painter.
c. TAYLOR H0LTZCLAw, Builder.
j. CAVNAUGH. Painter.
J.TURNrR. Excavator.
GRAY & MOVES, Founders.
THOS. A. BROWN. Painter.
JOHN CARPENTER, Plasterer.
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R0EERT BRENNON. Painter.
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w.MILLER, BrIcklayer.
EDWARD CARSON. Plisterer.
All parties, in whatever branch of Building, are
cordially Invited to have q box At the Exchange,
free Of expense.
Agent for Doors, Sash, Blinds,
And Building Material generally.
A good assortment always on hand,
Estimates furnished for special orders.
BIS Eighth street,
Bet. Penn. ave. and street n. W.
FOR REET-Fine Front ROOMS, suitable for
Offices or Storage. feol-6t
National Republican., 1876-02-24

Since Mr.. Beccher has demanded witnesses
from Heaven, Brother Shearman has exercised
himself in an extraordinary manner TO find
some lawyer 10 ascend and take Iepositions.
The great difficulty lies IN the fact that it is
hard 20 find one who could gain an admission.