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Napoleon's Prediction on Russia.
Ph,,.dslphis saturday Night.

Phi'sdslphia Saturday Night
Now that the Turko war Is raging, and
oil eyes are turning 10 Con,tatinople, the
/ bone Of contsntion Of Europe, Il may he o:
iaisre.t to quote M opinion gwen by Ns'
DO EN- at Vt. Helena, Ia 1917, 10 bis sur
lou, Barry D Meara:
10 the course Of . few years." added
he. Russia viii have Con,tantinople the
| .reatest part OF Turkey Ind all Greece.
rhis | hold 10 b, a. cer,ain rs II IL had al.
ready taken place. Almost al the csj 'l'ng
anu lailrriny whi,h Alexander pr.cticed
toWad me wisto ne't tuis object.
would not consent, torse, INK that the tqua.
.iurium VI Europs would DO destroyed"
10 the natural coul se OF things, 10 few
years Turkey mutt fall 10 Rus Ia, The
greatest part OF appropriation ale Greeks.
who, You may ssj, are Russians. The
w weIs II Would ihjnuie, tnd who could
,ppoe II, are England, trsrce. Prussia
AID Austria. Nov, rs 10 Austria, II would
ue very easy for Russia 10 engage her at
sistsnce by giving her Sv.vla aid other
provinces bordering upon the Austrian do.
miL.ous, reaching near TO CUnstantin"ple.
The My hypothesis that France and Eng
Iand may ever be allied with sincerity viii
oe Ia ord, to prevent tits. But even this
alliance will not avail. France, England
aud Prussia united cannot preventit Once
mistress OF G nstsntin0pls, Russia gets all
the commerce Of tho Mediterranean, TO
comes great naval power, and heaven
knows what may harper she qusrrels
with you, marches of 10 India an army Of
10000 good soldiers, which to Russia 10
nothing, AMI 100000 csnaills, Cossscks and
other-, and England loses India.
above al other powers. Russia Is most
to 10 feared, especially by you. Her SOL
tiers are drawer tusn the Austrians, and she
the means OF Raising rs many Is she pleas
%. In bravery, the French and Englirh
soldiers are the on ones TO b. compared to
Them. All this ioressw see 10 the futu.
riiy luther than others. and l wanted to
establish a barrier against those tarbiri.
ans by re est blisuipg the Kingdom Of 20.
l,ndDsua pu,tiog Poniatowski al the h, nd
OF il as King, imbec les OF mini'ters 0uld
qvt cousrnt. A hundred Years hfnre !
sh1ll be proi,s :, aud ; ur, pc, especial Y
England, viii lAnsht that DID not suc.
coed "
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ASTHMA u. LANGELL's ASTHMA AID
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CATAKKH REMEDY:
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.


As tho time has come for the renewal Of sub
seepitons, THE sun would rem Ind ils frienu,
anil well. Wiz hers everyvhe g that IL 10 gain q
candidate for their corsi Isrpti' n md support
Upon Its record for tho past ven years II r.ii.t
for u continuance Of the hear Y % muathy and
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s,trnded to II from every quari,Y Of ihr Union.
The Daily sun Ia y fDur-pasD sheet Of % col
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The .uud Y edition Of THK euN Ia an elpnt
page She Of Sc columns While giving the news
ri he day II also contains a large amount Of
literary aud mis- eilsneoas meter spe tally pre-
pared for 1t. tbs SYN Y Sc. hss met With
great success. Post cid 81 20 year.
The weekly hun.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY SUM-
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Il IN the light &c guide counselo aud fii'nd.
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National Republican., 1878-12-20
RNONIE.

EX.M,E,mu rIrK.S, Of Louisiana, is at the Nc
trupriiUtn.
G"vEGXon U,uv. Of New Orleans I, registered
at Wuri,.
Hos J. ". IIJ,rEn, ot New YORK, is guc,, At
the Arlington.
". NJ CuAMr the ,hipbr!lc' Of Philadelphia Is
at the EiGgs House,
Gr$rnlL II. B. BrRxmAu. t.. \. j. uucho.cl
rl the Ehb'U House.
CArrvS r. AHtIIAS ur uhc Russian navy, Is
slJuuruug at tho Etsg, Hp1.r.
Il. ". FrE"r,oy aHl =. Z. wy,lgy, Of New York.
are stopping ut NOTmIvys.
Hos, ITE%HY C. Ewing aud wife, Of IO!yokc
Mas. are lcg tered At the Nlggs House.
Hos EHw ,ru AVERY md 4. T.. Avery. Of MG ,sR.
chusetls, aIc looked at the Rigg' lluU.e
ALLXANprW STIFFNESS nephew Tcprcscuts
CraWiUrdvllIc district in the Georgia senate. i.
IIENRY :. SIX and wife. Gf Cincinnati: r. ".
Hopkins, ui BINS LrumtDn. y Y; James Brown, Of
It L"uts, and " C. MOu.ll, Of Atlanta, Gu., u.c at
Ml.Hrds.
OuNMpuoEE Ju,IIW II. TrOKEE j. In town with
larIu!I y raIacr's company. The Cuhmudme Is
the only jarrett ~ Palmer on this cOnlufrnt and
lac dCs!r's to be respected accordingly Nj. jarrett
is on his way 10 -. IClCrsuUTgh, Rus ia, with
'lurle Tom Cabin, and Mr. Palmer j. in La
Belle. france.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
THE "BLOODy SHIFT"

The Daily kiHdogd'tcH, in the prolundity
Of its political wisdom and sagucity, has laid
down the plan Of the campaign for lssO
and spread it before the country, and now
the Democratic party has only to walk
lei'urely over the course, d,tuncing all
competitors. This is the roscntc outlook as
painted by the master artist who blends the
Democratic colorings ut the National Capt.
tai The main issue to be met and over
come, according to this great Democratic
light, is the Bloody Shirt That over
come, and all else is lovely and enchanting
70 the Democratic eye, as the displaying of
the ensanguiued garment it claims is all
that is necessary to solidily the Democratic
party and secure to it the most perfect sue
cess.
As we have remarked before, and rcitcratc
now, the " Bloody Shirt" as it is termed is
OF purely Democratic invention, and en-
blcmatIcs the record Of that party in re-
markablc degree There were no Bloody
"Shirs' in the land, no now-made graves
10 cnshrinc them, until the Democratic re-
hrlliOn strewcd the South with bloody
corpses, whose blOod-stainGd shirts were
National Republican., 1878-12-20

THE WNsmIHGr0N RrrrEIIcNv. In answer
to rumUrCd changes in the Cabinet. denies that
there is any present probability Of the retire.
mcnt of Mr.. DEvETs. W,ll We are glad to
hear it. Better DEvENs than worse man
better the devil than HALE EirLuOnd state
This decided expression Of Bourbon opn-
ion is reproduced because o. the hilarious
compliment it contains 10 the Hon ErGENE
HALE. At the same time we are constrained
to apologize to the Auorucy.Gcncral. But
the truth is, our Virginia cotcmporary is
ignorant of the facts in the premises. If
Judge DEvENs and Mr. HALE were shook
sup in II bag together to use an rrevcrent
popular phrase, and then cmpted out as
Stalwart Republicans it would be difficult
TO guess which would come ont first.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
They are u Trlhe Late.

At the end of the session and when Tic Demo.
cratic majority Of the ohio Assembly had got out
yirtuOus suddenly and expelled the lIGu. John
OCuumor, thief, bounty jumper dc'cTlrr and tor
year on conviction Of having forged papers with
intent to defraud the United State, on claim for
ngnsi0n And now the Democrats are bJustimg
that they washed their hands VI TIC svOGud!gl.
They are u tTiue late
National Republican., 1878-12-20

SENATOR THURMAN ieebly remarks, be-
tween vigorous snorts of his bugle.horn and
graceful waving of that Red Bandana, that
his health will not justify him in making a
campaign for Governor of Ohio; but he is
strong enough it seems to draw his pay reg
nlariy as Senator for three years more.
But the Senate Is not a hospital. If he is
really III he should RESIGN.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Pretty Much the Same Men.

NTOlWy ETCNINb JOUTWNII
The NATIONAL RErUBLICAN remarks that It is "a
noteworthy fact that many Of the same men who
in the days Of the rebellion wTule and spoke Of
Mr. Lincoln aud President Davis now write aud
.pcnk Of Mr. Hayes aud President riIdcn,' The
pniut j. well made. The same pgrty and pretty
much the sNmc men who disputed LmCUn's ute
IN LsnL MO -LlIs MlIImE lhAl Of llnNHg NOW.
National Republican., 1878-12-20

THE GreenbaCkers are TO meet in Wash
ington on the 22d OF February next for con-
snltation regarding the future of their party.
This is well. Resumption will then have
been practically and legally in vogue for
hny.three days. The future of the Green
back party will need looking after by that
lime,
National Republican., 1878-12-20

PorTAn goes TO New Orleans 1t is not
known what instructions he will leave with
his committee relating 10 the cipher dis
patches during his absence. The only sure
thing about the ease is that he will not
take the original ciphers with him.
National Republican., 1878-12-20

JOHNNY CoYLE was an expensive luxury
In fixing things in Florida He drew almost
every day upon somebody, as appears by q
newly.discovered cipher, until he had alb
sorbed about $4,000. This was generous
sum 10 spend in so small State; but what
was the odds, so long as JOHNNY was
happy?
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Ihe Democratic Dilemma.

The Democratic party never was in such des-
pcrutC strait hCiurr II II gives tho cOlnTCl It's
political rights, without Interference, il wlI at once
sink into the mot hopeless minority. II the dis
irHnChised race l. not represented In congress, It's
minority will be still mo- hopeless. Consequent.
ly. II eau only mantHh tho GsCcmdanCy by delib.
crRle md oucn NiOalUm Of The COmsMLMIlDi
National Republican., 1878-12-20

MAJOR BEN pERLEY poOREs Congressional
Directory for the rLird Session oi the Forty.
fith Congress has been "Out" for several days.
Like each preceding issue Of this valuable
compilation, it Is more complete and varied in
its contents than any Of the veteran Majors
previous Efforts in this line. 1t embraces all
the modern Improvements 80 to speak, and,
as a book of ready reference, is an absolute
necessity to the denizcns Of Washington this
winter.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
BUSINESS COLLEGE COURSE.
EDWARD &. TOWNSEND,
Al No. lll3 Ninth street northwest oclli
OFFICE OF T.. A. MCINTIRE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER

No als STREET. OPPOSITE MASONIC TEN
PIE, wASliINuTOS. DC,
NONEM BER 20, 1875.
The partnership heretofore existing between H. H.
Warner and myself having expired, take this
mode OF fadyiSug my friends and the public generally
that have opened an office at the above address,
whore An prepared 10 give my attention 10 The Real
Estate Business In all Its details.
Parties who desire TO borrow money on good real
estate or approved collateral always he ac-
COmmOdnted, and those who have surplus funds to
loan will fiud ready to give their business prompt
attention. and have The chara, OF the security dk
gently inquired into.
MycSperience In this city and IN Philadelphia, In
matters concerning the selling und renting proper
Iet has enabled me 10 perfectly SsIemallZe these
branches OF the business, Persons placing large
many houses In my will always be granted lib
eral reduction In ruling rates. H0ttsrI "kor R,Hi
WW be ddrsrtissd JIFf ~ rhnrgc, and In all cases
where furnish tenant WILL VI need he, protect the
interests Of the landlord before Justice Of the peace
charging nothing Tor my legal services and sharing
with the owner the usual expense In summOnng nnd
eicCtng tenant.
Particular attention will he given 10 the manage
ment Of estates OF non residents, Taxes viii bG paid
insurances effected, AMI ucedhl repairs seen 10 al
lowest rates, returns VIII bo made Immediately
upon collection, or at stated Intervals as desired.
Thankful Tor pat mvors, trust, by u due cKerciyo
Of pOlIiensss, pIOmrncss nnd accuracy to continue
10 merit that large shaTco Of public patronage hereto
ioirh,st"wed upJn me. Very respectfully,
hD'l- n. A, MCINTYRE
National Republican., 1878-12-20

PERHAPS after all, Mr.. THURMAN is con.
Sinced that the Democrats cannot carry
Ohio, and that hatis the reason why he will
not be n candidate for Governor.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
Passed at an AlgerIne Custom-H House.


The dciCusc Of .lNyCry, the Kansas Nebraska in
iguity, Scccssion Copperhcadism, Waite LeUguuiSn
political mh.'ucne and assGssiEutOns, TepIIdiRilUn
and initiation, aud lat of all an attempt 10 buy the
Presidency This is pretty list to make dcCla.
ration On. Such baggage could only be passed at
an 4 LgrII.c CnALOm. .hJlIsc.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
sI,nu,h rrter for tnc prlLc.

Augusta lGR.l ChrUmicleI
There are only four candidates for the Louisiana
Srt..nT-hIp. ACk'Cu-thc yuuugu't and the hand
.uu.,-'-htriug been given character should ell
ter Tor tine ITG2,
National Republican., 1878-12-20
WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 90, ISIS.

RESUMPTION is now fixed fact only
IL days more and it will become legal
Gact.
National Republican., 1878-12-20

Mr.. HEWITT will go out Of Congress on
the 4th of March next, because Tammany
and Boss KELLEY has so ruled it. But he
leaves behind him an admOuition to THUR
NAN Il Go. TO be cautious about assailing
the national banks, OF they will lose the
support Of the Eastern Democracy. Let
the carpcrs who declare that the Rcpubli-
can party is ruled by the Money Power Of
the East paste this in their hats 1t will
serve to remind them that the ablcst man,
by far, in the present Democratic House Is
a bold and outspokcn defender of that
power in its most obnoxious form.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
TIluTnan's Platform
.DANlu JOnrlLal. !

NJ bemugUt without property need look 10 sen
RtOr Thurman " his friend. lie says that prop
eTty ana intelligence mus! rule. That's the Dem
Ocruliv platform for lSsD.
National Republican., 1878-12-20

THE Ku.Klux State of North Carolina.
the pioneer of colored persecution, has
changed its tactics. The Wilmington Siar
asserts that there is no purpose, wish, or
inclination on the part of the white peo.
"pic Of North Carolina to abrdge, impair.
"Or destroy the liberties OF the colored peo-
"pic. and it would he grossly slamdclous to
"say Otherwise II We are to judge from
the proceedings in Edgccombc County, in
stead OF abridging the right to vote the rol.
Orcd mans vote is received, and if ncr,s-
sary to defeat the candidate for whom he
voted, his ballot is thrown out again. 1t is
Acknowledgement by process other than
abrldgcmcmt by intimidation or a,sls,ina.
tion
National Republican., 1878-12-20
T,EFT-OFF CIOTHTNG

NUU1S, SHOES, IIATSt WATCHES, pISTOIS
JIWEIRH, &c,
Gan he sold for The highest cssi prices Gents cloth
Ing especially desired Tor which the extreme value
NIL be paid by calling on ar addressing HEREOF, 3s
Ninth street northwest, near PcnnsylvanR avenue
Orders promptly attended To- maI2s-lf
National Republican., 1878-12-20

Now that Senator BAYARD is coming to
the front again in the character of a Demo-
cratic sarty-a man who recognizes fixed
principles rs paramount to partsansm-
writes to ask us if we know anything about
his career at the beginning Of the war. We
presume our correspondent rc!crs to the re-
port that Mr BAYAED was, at the time re.
ferrcd to, q rampant Seca.sionst, and was
with some difficulty restrained from going
South with all of Delaware in his coat.
tail pocket. 1t is too bad that the Demo.
Gratis have 10 leaders who are free from thi,
disloyal taint of secession. They are bad
very bad, lOt-thc best of them.
National Republican., 1878-12-20
DIED..

EVA. aged % years, beloved wins OF George N. oys
ter, jr
Tie funeral will take place nom her late residence,
No 5l7 FINN street northeast at o'clock, on Friday,
the 18th instant Friends OF the family respect
ny Invited to attend.