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National Republican., 1876-07-01

The SENATE by its wise, dignifed
ana determined course regarding the
appropriation bills has compelled the
Dumccratic majority in the House to
acknowledge lis error and TO propose
n compromise oy which to enable the Gov
erDneDt 10 escape the dilemma Of prac-
tical bankruptcy. This compromise, re-
ported in thg/ "rm OF a bill from the Ap-
separation "mmittee by Mr. Randall
> ryOsleI2sys& vides that unexpended bal
srces hd s>Tear's appropriations may
ho used Is the Several Executive D spart-
meuts u5l tue ION Of July to defray cur
rsnt xpsEscs. The Presidents message
a, this su: jet did mol limit the time dur
.-sne which ,base Dalsucss might be used;
ut the HOuse lbs now virtually agreed to
reoOmIn sadation and acknowledged the
error il committed in delaying the needed
legislation toeDable the Government to pay
It's own way. In other words, the ex-Con-
asSRd their doughface friends of
National Republican., 1876-07-01
DRY GOODS.
REMNANT DRESS GOODS
SACRIFICED.

Wash Poplins cents. worth l2k.
Remnant Dress Goods now measured up and can be
had at about half their value.
The closing sale for the in all Summer Goods.
50 cent Grenadines now IS.
75 cent Grenadines now 50.
81 Grenadines now 62x.
Gh cent Grenadines now 25.
Is cent Grenadines now l2H.
Now is the time for Bargains in Grenadines.
Large line Lace Sacques 50 per cent. OF their
former price.
Parasols at a discount of 30 per cent.
Large stock Lawns at 10. l2f and IS cents, cheap.
Percales in Foulard styles 10 and l2k cents.
u. Is Summer silks now 81.
Victoria Lawns l2k, Is, Is, 20, IS cents.
Cassimeres for Men and Boys wool, so cents up.
The best unlaundered shirts in the city, and ut
guaranteed, for 81. Is.
Calicoes in Remnants, best goods, cents.
Another lot Soiled Bleached Cotton cts, worth 10.
Straw Mattings and Carpets at cost.
Cash buyers should RENE mber the place.
+. N. NAODAlN,
je24-u N0.70s Market space
National Republican., 1876-07-01
LOST AND FOUND.

NN@NNNNNNNN-N %NNONN\cNNONN>NN@
TAKEN ESTRAY BY METROPOLITAN
\ Police, on the 2ith instant, a RED cow, with
horns, and RED AND WHITE CALF, which
will be sold TO the highest cash bidder at 10 O'Clock
8. m. THURSDAY, July lS, at the bazaar of Birch
& Robey, unless ownership is proven to the Prop
erty Clerk at his Office, No. 4s2 Louisiana avenue,
prior thereto. By order. &. X; HERRICK,
ie30-3t PrODerty Clerk,
National Republican., 1876-07-01

Like the dull gray of dawn merging into the
refulgent light of bright morning, so do
the Liberals and Independents melt away into
the great army of Republicanism that is now
marching on to the high noon of complete VIC
tory.
National Republican., 1876-07-01

Some time ago Mr.. Neal, of Ohio, said that
he would support Hayes in case Tilden was
nominated at st. Louis. Now the question
arises, 'Will he do as he said, or will he meekly
gulp down his leek I"
National Republican., 1876-07-01
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

A vote was taken yesterday on the steamer
Arrow during her trip to Mount Vernon, re-
sulting as follows: Hayes and Wheeler, 70;
Tilden and Hendricks, 43. Twenty States
were represented.
National Republican., 1876-07-01
nI9D n D L 1 G E.
CoLLrcroR's OFFICE,

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, }
WASHINGTON, d. O., June "a, 1875.
Proprietors of Hacks, Cabs, Omnibuses and
Street Cars, and other Vehicles for Transporting
Passengers for hire, and the owners of all Carts
Wagons, Drays and Push Carts are hereby no.
tIhed that on FRIDAY, June 80, 1875 will expire
all licenses thereon issued by the District of Co.
lumbia, and said licenses must be promptly re-
newed at this office in accordance to existing laws
governing the issuing Of licenses.
JOHN F. COOK,
le26-6t COilector of Taxes.
National Republican., 1876-07-01

In another column will be found an extract,
taken from the Chicago Tribune, in reference
to Col. George Fl. Butler and the cruel attack
the New York Sun made upon him recently.
The prompt reply to this cruel charge Of the
Sun from Mr.. Buffers wife, the renowned and
loved Rose Eytinge, put a check to the infa-
nous scandal at once and showed to the world
the unparalleled yillainy of the man Dana.
National Republican., 1876-07-01

The enthusiasm of the Democracy over the
St. Louis ticket only weighs about eight
ounces to the pound. OF course such state
of feelings is not to be wondered at. An army
that goes into battle with no hopes of victory
never is inspirited.
National Republican., 1876-07-01
~ Y. n. @. A.

SABBATH EVENING SERVICES.
OPEN-AIR MEETING,
Corner Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, at
7O'clock p. m.
GOSPEL MEETING
IN ASSOCIATION ROOMS at O'Clock
''Why Should be Christian To-night?r ?r'
ANSWERED. IN NTHREE-MINUTE ADDRESSES,
TWELVE GOOD REASONS GIVEN.
SINGING LED BY CORNET AND ORGAN.
National Republican., 1876-07-01
PINEY POINT SUMNER

This old and well-known SUNNI
miles from " ashington, in st. N
has been thoroughly recOnstru
with superior class OF furnit
phernalia of n first-class Hotel,
the reception of guests
ON THE 10Th In
and at rates far lower than eve
There has been arrangement
Potomac Steamers by which
daily line between Washingt6
The Beach having been put
not be excelled for Bathing,
any coast in the country.
Terms, q per gay, tl2 per
GEORGE -
For further particulars, apply tC
JOHN ALLA
l2M Pennsylnn
tcn-im Wen
National Republican., 1876-07-01

HB%A CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE
~ suffering from the errors and iRdiscretions
of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, &C., will send q recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America.
Send q self-addressed envelope to the Rev. jos.
T. 1NMAN, Station d, Bible House, New York
National Republican., 1876-07-01
Ew ACCOMPLISHMENTS
HSH1 HSG1I;sIEIsiIEFR1NCA s;,s.IEERiE FR1NCAIsE.

s BS5i1s TEEA sfEiT TEEAsoAIsr. -, .,,.
FELrx rasFossE, the well-known and only
French baIE in washington, has rsnoyea 70 40, 40
aoiS strea,fbetween Twentieth and TwentI,nrst
straa9 ~ slee Pennsylyania avenue, where, In
honse built for the purpose he has greater
faciT ie ~ before for the manufacture Oh the Dest
Frencb snd fmerican bread. =.
French brs ID speciality. Liberal terms onered 70
hoSeiS an9 " bread is recommended for persons
of daiic.tt "a III especially for those suffering
y. Sro,,, nedcaIe d1 lis ia jyl-STuThly'
"WORi in A MILLION OF hoNLf
doctor sid to us to-day, anything that viii cure
vet our Me- fatcd and CaPsicin Plaster viii cure #
win prove : Central depot, corner Of Seyenth ana
p streets no Invest, j. G. LEWIS & co.
rFxtraettrom letter of j. g. Powell SON.
FoRKLASD, VA, June 9, 1876.
DEsR SIT. our plaster wherever used has been
very benefcil. 1t has relieved obstinate cases OF
neuraIgia removed rheumatism Of long standlnS,
and gfven r1lief In violent attacks OF cholic. we
believe n nossesses all the medical properties
claimed for H. Would not be without 1t for any
Reasonable consideration.
Very respectfully, yours, ,,ou ,,o>-
jyl-4t' j. u. iON Ell q ooS:--
OAK GROVE COTTAGE-A SPLEHDDtIp
sea side resort. now open: fine SURE. ID ~ l.
ING and BOATING. All the accOmIn oua'io'iSo VI
frst-ciass house. Terms moderately HANCE
ieSO-oy Point Pleasant 0eean SOunty, =. ..
National Republican., 1876-07-01

tNTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders of the Anacostia and Po-
tomac River Railroad COMPANY, for the purpose Of
electng nine directors to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Board Of Trade rooms No.
Polls open from until o clock p. m.
l.. WIN. GUINAND, President.
H. A. GRIswoLD, Secretary. je2l-W&Std
wsPECIAL NOTICE.
~ Cigars Sold Retail at Wholesale Prices.
Clear Hayanas-HenryGlay Relna Victoria; SI20
per Loo; 2 for 25c. Clear Havanas-Margarita
Comme IL Faut; 600 per .0O0 l0c. each. Clear Ha
yanas-La Rose Concha; so per LOO; for 2jc.
Clear Havanas-Domestic Flor de Murias: SO per
Loo: for 25c. Clear Havana Filling-Domestic,
The U. 5: Boss; SO per 900: for 25c. Cigarettes-
Caporal, Vanity Fair; $50 per Loo: l5c. Cigar
W. T. Blackwell's Durham smoking Tobacco, 6Oc.
per pound only, at NJ. GOLDSTEIS'S California
Cigar Store, No. Gil Pennsylvania avenue, under
Metropolitan hotel. je20
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To buy fine WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS,
and all other fine JEW ELRY, cheap, for cash, go to
S. GOLDSTEIN 4 co.
If you need GUNS, REVOLyERS, SILVER and
any valuable present. for ornament go to the
LOAN OFFICE, CORNER TENTH AND ID STS.,
To sell valuable Goods, to negotiate u Loan. or to
obtain liberal allowances on Commission, on reason
able terms go to the oldest, largest and most reia
BILE house in this country.
8. GOLDSTEIN & CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS,
je20-u Northeast corner Tenth and ID streets,
National Republican., 1876-07-01

GRAND TORCHLIGHT PARADE,
composed of Civic Societies, Trades, Political
Clubs, &C., which, after marching through the
principal streets. will concentrate at midnight in
INDEPENDENCE SQUARE, to hear the new
Bell ring in the opening of the second century Of
The President of the United States, Governors
Hartranft, 1Iiden, Hayes, Parker and others are
expected to take part In the ceremonies.
Invitations ha se been extended to the Emperor of
Brazil, Prince Oscar Of Sweden, the Marquis of
Roch smbeau, and the Representatives of Foreign
Nations in Philadelphia, and positions have been
assigned them In the procession.
Citizens residing on the route requested to
make arrangements ~ the celebration by illumi-
nations decorations Spd the display Of shiplghts,
All civic societies, trade ORGANIZATIONS political
and other clubs in Philadelphia and neighboring
counties and States are invited to take part.
Address Isaac A. SHEPPARD,
a.. hkrH4n Committee on Industries.
- SAMUEL C. PERKINS,
or1an cOmmiItse Tsos On Givis 0EEsnI1ations.
Chairman Committee on Political Clubs,
je26-3t 604 Walnut street.
National Republican., 1876-07-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RENT OR sALE-THAT FINE Bd
= ness property, corner of Massachusetts aT
and Fourteenth street northwest, suitable for
kst anu grocery business, or both combined nj
Say monthly payments. Inquire Of ''Kenea|
e9--See OHloe. aPn|
TOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-TH
beautifully finished RESIDENCE. I434 q 1
street northwest, containing seventeen rooms 4
most eng1oly located, and Possessing all moIern
improyemsnts. Half cash. Apply to W, NOT-
TlNGHAM, corner of Third and x streets a.
east, or 70 r. A. POskY, Fort Foot, Maryland.
National Republican., 1876-07-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

n P. WOOD CO., ROOM II, ST. CLOUD
II building, corner Of Ninth and + streets, pay
special attention to renting houses, collecting rents
and furnishing help for private families and
hotels.
The patronage of the public is respectfully So
National Republican., 1876-07-01

LARGE, ELEGANTLY
hicating ROOMS, fronting on
Ia Pennsylvania avenue. In
zenith street and Pennsylva-
Navy Market. jan4-tf
National Republican., 1876-07-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~~~OSN-~-O~NN-NON-~o~Io1~ ~Io1~0~OoI~1~o~~~~~N~
hgNEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE,
w North Capitol street. between b and
streets. Services fO-MORROW at II a. IN. Ser
vices by Rev. Jabez Fox. Seats all free. Sunday
school at $50. jylf
RSCENTENNIAL s VICES -
kS Union meeting of the Presbyterian
churches in the Fourth Presbyterian church, ninth
street. Sabbath evening. At o'clock. Interesting
addresses. The public is invited. jy1'
e@UNITARIAN SERVICES.-REv.
RS Bush b. Shippen win preach in the Unita-
rian church, corner OF Sixth and d streets, To-
MORROW, at II O'Clock a. IN. Communion imme-
diately after service. jyls
National Republican., 1876-07-01

III STREET NORTH
RENT Newly-rurnished
LORS. jan5-tf
National Republican., 1876-07-01
rNe 1.-THE OLD CENTURY OUT

THE NEW CENTURY IN"
On the evening of July 3 1876, the citizens of
Philadelphia will celebrate the close Of the first
tury OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
National Republican., 1876-07-01

CoBB's HOTEL
COBB's B:LAND, VA.
Surf Bathing, FishIhg,SBiPeShl
This well-known and popular SUNNI
now open for the reception of visitor
ments have been made In the accommq
orally, and we hope to please our pat
respect.
The route is from Norfolk and
steamer n. p. Banks to Cherrystone
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
@Terms: % per day; sls per week
of thirty days. Special rates fo1
longer than one month.
For Information, address
ielO-Im Cob
National Republican., 1876-07-01

S T r E E T-FOR
Dor, an elegant suite of
Iors desiring cool and
her of the session would
y at the above number,
lller rooms. jelitje3O-
National Republican., 1876-07-01

4 STREET, OPPOSITE THE
1CE.-FOR RENT-Two COM
boms, at IS per month; also, sew
rnished apartments in an elegant
bout board. Apply At Room No.
~. deo2-tf
National Republican., 1876-07-01
HOUSES.

|ORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
tent-HOuse, eight rooms, S35 per
10 John b. Scott, 1923 Eighth street
iyI-tf
National Republican., 1876-07-01

EOR SALE-A PRESSED-BRICE1
= RESIDENCE, three stories and 6asertI
modern improvements: on G street southeaM
.ol Hill, At the low price of s, 500. {N
jel4-tf 5lI SEVENTH ~
National Republican., 1876-07-01

EET, OPPOSITE
isomely-furnished
ut summer prices.
National Republican., 1876-07-01

Eth STREET NORTH
Feen z and F.-Members of
Desiring handsomely-furnished
out board, can be suited by ap-
ferences exchanged. no2-tf
National Republican., 1876-07-01

hare: the Ninth
II the other car
10 squares. The
newly papered,
Fater) and closet.
he house. je30'
National Republican., 1876-07-01

l9o Riggs street, between r and and
nd Fourteenth streets; eleven rooms:
WIN every convenience, and in perfect
ouse In the city for the prIce-s5O per
ARMS & KETCHAM,
~ am = straat
National Republican., 1876-07-01
|MTWOOD, Broker,
1892 PennsylvanIaave.

md DESK-ROOM ON
a iesirably-located, ele-
NED office, complete In all
National Republican., 1876-07-01

AVENUE, BE-
lf and sixth streets
store-room. A. Il,
corner Four-and-a-
hue. je20-tf
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
Centennial Notes.

Ten thousand silk flags viii decorate
the main building.
A duplicate Of Shakspeare's house is
being made by Ar. Sheldon, of Manches-
ter, England, for exhibition at the Cen
tennial.
In the Art Gallery win be full length
port -aits of all the Presidents of the
United States, from General George
Washington 10 General L. 5. Grant.
Hon. Worthy Putnam, Of Berrien
Springs, Mich, Is collecting a copy of
every newspaper published in the United
States for exhibition at the Centennial.
The Forest and stream viii erect hHn-
ter's camp on the Centennial grounds. IL
Is TO present all the features incident to
the sports life in the woods.
The flower beds at the Centennial
grounds viii be a magnificent feature.
More than 81, 900 hyAcinths. and tulip
bulbs have already been planted, which,
with thousands of other beautiful plants,
will be in fun bloom on the opening day
of the exhibition.
Printing presses, stone dressing ma
chimes, sowing machines, fire arms, ar
NOR plates, fuel econOmizers, traction en-
gines, and large collection Of models in
miscellaneous and railway engineering,
are prominent among the articles to be
forwarded from England.
Japan has appropriated 5000, 900 for the
. expenses of her exhibition at the Cen
tennial-more than Great Britain, Aus
tralia, Canada, France and Germany put
together. No more let the islands of the
TyeOOns be classed with barbarians. This
wise appropriation has not only the flavor
of amity bat of enlightenment in it.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
L0MSVNLE G0uRIER I0uRNAL

undetermined that its forty-sNth year shall than
uiaua ts supremacy as she great newspaper ot the
West Gud South.
The Cuaricr ourlia combines the experience ability
and material 0t three old-time Louisville
newspapers ~ national rcVutcthe louisville Courier.
Louisville Journal anil LoUiSlls Dvmocrgt-aud is for
uc ia the respect and confidence resulting from near
y hlt century 90 thcr iudN NtGual and combined sue
cess. I,s Thoroughly independent Democratic position
will - fully uau Buy an H' its departments viii be
most carefully prepared % gives u the course OF a
year. several attractive serial novels, romgucys, etc.
written expressly fo- it crluUus its yiergpiic
special corresp spoudcufs write Io- a re great cnpta-
the financial uud commercial reports arc copious and
trustworthy; the agricultural department. Is becoming
complete and Interesting the TatruuSof Hus-
great newspaper, puhshei ia the CITY OF their Nation
al Headquarters with grange Department written hy
e member OK the order. whose devotion ability and
prudt.ce universally Acknowledged; wii satire
gossip and paragraphs puu-.rcH are represented ir
many varied departments
THE Coz EJEE-IuUrNN. is Submitted in dic people as
embracing combination ut a!t tle conservative g's
uIguis yuCh have iuuCl HANDS thc altar ui fh,
party l; is also presented tle largest. Invest on'
cheapest new Splpcr Ga America No other pauer pub
sAed in ine SoJA cog SaggA- appro1ea 10 G thc~,
] respects.
ply requested Co compare the CoyErg-lUyNAL luc ll
line and column hy column with aus other ney,saai,gi
printed Folth oi tRc Ohio river if the ICsuIt is
found % leave balance u iis iavar, Wii net gr-,
the point. Our aim produce e best article cu tL,
taarSct aud >cl it cheapest The law oi trade aFFle
not less % newspapers than to other articles every
day life. loaS Co The UuNayif- rsir Ol ths great
common law tnr olr ,gvce~S iy giving sine ralc f,
largest. Invest FULLEST freshest cheapest su0 tu~ rr-t
rescutaye press, thr CurHEE-JuUs A. expects to ,;-
/ pass a'l r.Fsi-y iu circulation aud g.iU,uce
Rates OF SsIIERsSs-r-i.StTSrs
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18

THE BLACK HILLs.-The Black Hills
cover an area Of some s 900 square miles,
Gen. Custer estimating their length at
l20 miles, and their width at eighty miles.
The region lof which this is an outlying
range, embracing also the Big Horn and
Powder ranges, has an area of $4,000
square miles. OF the whole 5000 square
miles of the Black Hills of the Cheyenne,
the portions suitable for agriculture form
about oRe-tweutieth OF the whole; the
larger portion is well adapted TO grazing ;
and, should the mineral resources prove
even less than there now seems certain
promise OF, still the adaptations OF tbs
country 10 general industry would 10
doubt warrant all the settlement that the
incoming season Is destined TO bring. The
mineral regions, so far rs developed and
prospected, form only n small portion OF
the whole. The present 'gold fields are
confined TO two localities. Harvey 5
Peak and vicinity, Dakotah, some fifty
miles from north 10 south, and twenty
miles from east TO west, and Bear Lodge,
in the extreme Northwest lin WyOming}
about fifty square miles. The attention
Of gOld-seckers has been attracted more
or less to this region since 1857.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR.
WATCHING .

The following lines are printed from
the proof-sheets Of the volume of poems
soon 10 be issued by l.. Colby, from
the pen Of Mrs. Emily c. Judson.
The poem was evidently written in the
East, during Mrs. Judson's lonely
watches by the bedside Of her husband
y. Y. Recorder.
sleep, love Sleep
The dusty day is done.
10, from afsr the fresherins breszes sweep
Wide over groves Of balm,
Down from the towering palm,
In a. the open easement cooling run,
And roaHd thy loWly bed,
Thy bed OF paiH.
Bathing thy patient head,
IaSe sEssfqI shsVsfs p Eaws5
r. - csme
-. s1iis ssiisss'iFfaifis, sil-tasa.l ~,
FSnthe siek air;
And pityinsly the shadows come ana 60
VITA geaiis human care
Compassionate and dumb
The dusty dag is done,
The night begun;
while PrsysrfuI watch keep,
Sleep, love, slespl
l. there no magic In tbs touch
or fingers th0u dost love muchg
Fain would they scatter poppies o'er thee now,
Or with soft caress,
The ;remulous lip IT'S Own nepeHthe press
Upon the weary I'd and nehins brow,
While prsyful ~stsh keep.
Sleep. love, sIeeP'
On the pagoda spirs
The bells swinging
Their little golden circles in autter,
with tales the woong winds have dared 10 utter,
TIL all are ringing
ASH choir
orgoiden-Hested birds in heaven were singing;
Aud wiih lGlIiug SQUAD
The music floats AROUND.
And drops Ike balm into tte dgOWsy ear,
Commiuglingly with the kUm
or the Sepoy' : distant drHm,
And lazy beetle ever droning near,
seuHdsthess. Of deepest silence bern.
like night inside visible by mora;
go .uent that / somsiim' start
TO hear .hs throbbing OF mE heart
Aud watch, ,-ith shiverinE sense OF palm
70 thy pale lids TIA sgain.
The lizard. With lis uious--I ike eyes.
Peeps from ths mortiss in surprise
A such strange quiet after days harsh ain;
Thea ventures boldly out.
AEs loobs about,
Aud with his hollow feet
TresdI his small evening boat
DasdRs upon his prey
In such a trickey, uinsolac Of way,
His ddisate msraudns seems 10 sin;
Aad still the curtains svinS,
But uossls-sly;
The bells melancholy muraurius
lstears were in the sky
More heavily the shadow fal
Like the black folding OF pail,
where iuts the rouEh beam from the wall
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18

4 SNAKE DUEL.-'fhe rattIe-snaRes Of
our country have a dangerous enemy in
the common black-snrke. BascauiOn con-
strictOr. In one of these duels. which
are both spirited and deadly, and eve
witness, Mr.. VIM Kincaid Davis. Of
South Carolina, say the rattler was COM
PEELED TO commit uniutentional suicide
in 4 moment of temporary insanity.
When first discovered the rIttle-SnaEe
was coiled with head erect and ready to
spring. The black-snake vircIel about
him repeatedly, being careful never 70
approach near enough 10 be reached by
the fangS OF the rattler, who, turning his
head 10 watch the antagonist as he cir
cled round, became dizzy and crazed, and
finally struck blindly and Strengthened
himself his whole length. The black
snake now ran across the Straightcued
form of the other, who, feeling the con-
tact, struck, and missing his foe, but
biting his own body, died Of the yeaom
of his own fangs.-l From March ''IIome
and School,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
SAOLD HUNDRED. /"
THE COURIER JOURNAL
FOR THE-
CENTENNIAL YEAR 1876.

year has perhaps embodied much interest and
Importance as viii be couipassed within the twelve
months of the Centennial Anniversary. The wear 1876
witnes lie popular Congressional body the retura
Co powc.R great National Democracy, which will
hc watched with intense interest ia its every move
meut. The great Centennial Exposition. illustrating
and emphasizing every phase Of the nations progress
eide hy side with the Developments 90 iy erS cvili-
l9'i.u, will afford q constant fund of incident and in-
;ormation only 90 he reflected by The newspaper Of
broad scope and commanding resources. The iresideii-
a contest of The year, with the great diversity of m
tvrcs.s aud opinions, and the anomalous alignment Of
-ud parties, and sections will be fought with
skill energy and weariness only equalcd by the u.a
MCutn9s results depending upon the great struggle
An uf tul interest siguaze> the extraordinary
o. a The people Tor OF Information aad
tc AMI stimulates the press its highest pnsS bill
ties Conscious III this need, and in ready response "a
Dee rirrt emf, ,af fha
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18
NoRrH AND EAST!
Condensed Time Card, ia EGect Jauua-
Nv 23d. 1876.

TRAINS DAILY ExcErT SUsDkY.
CBN = ACEHONS at Nortonville with st. Louis
and South Eastern Railroad Louisviie with Ohio 4
Mississippi. jefferson, Madison d indianapolis and
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line Railroads.
d. +. NIIITCOMB Supt
EDWARD z. WILSON Louisville NY.
Gen. r. & p Agit Louisville Ky.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-03-18

LET THE GIRLS Know THE TEUTH.-Not
long ago a gentleman visiting the Female
Highschool complied with request TO
Talk to the girls. Urging them 10 be IN
dustriouS, and make the best of their op-
pOrtunitieS TO gain knowledge and
strength of character, he said: Little rs
you all think IL, fully one half of you viii
marry husbands, who, as business men,
viii be utter failures" OF course every
girl thought she belonged TO the other
half. Iet could not repress the thought
that If girls had more plain facts talked
to them, and less of flattery and compii-
ments too often INDUCED in by those &c
whom they look for wise counsel, It would
be better-MOme and School.