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The Boston Herald finds that In the New Eng
land states the Sherman end OF the see saw /;
slowly moving up towards reaching distance Of
the republican presidential nomination, while
the Grant end undergoes corresponding de-
preston
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Baron Rothschild, who died yesterday In
England, was the grandson OF the famous
founder OF the firm Of Rothschild & Co., and
the chief partner In the existing firm of that
name. He was elected to the English Parlia-
ment eleven years before the disability OF the
Jews was removed, and did not take his seat
until 1855, when the oath "on the true faith of a
Christian" was abolished
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The above is Only small part of the property for
rent and sale on my books. For comp leta list zee
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th of each 1nth
which can be had on application at my Office O. will
tie sent by mail If desired
A..ction Snles
On MONDAY, June 9th, 1879, st pm, No. 724
18th st. NV.
Loans,
5000 % DOC, $4,000. $500, $70O, 5000 ct per Ct
@I,oOO $too At per Ct. 1a4tr
II A. MCINTYRE,
~. REAL ESTATE BROKER,
NO. 9lS street. opposite Masonic Temple.
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A YER'S AGUE CURE.
QUININE AND ARSENIC

aorm ne basis OF many Of the Ague remedies in tho
naIket, anG are the last resort Of Physicians and
People w1o know 10 better medicine to employ, for
t ms ois.sss complaint The effects Of either Of
tnsse drugs are destructive TO the system producing
headache, Intestinal disorders vertigo, dizziness.
fnel,e E me ears and depression IF the ,itu-
dhcovery, containing neither qllinine Arsenic nor
aLy oeleterious ineretde and is infalliuls ami
Effects are permanent and certain. and no injury
can result, from its use. Besides being . pos,ivs
cure for Fever and Ague fp al its fors il * also
superior remedy for L yer Oomp,aints It is On
excellent tonic and preventive, As we'll rs cure. OF
al complaints peculiar TO malsrious msrshy and
miasnatic districts by direct action On the Live,
and hillary apparatus, il stimulates the eystam to
vigorous, be slthy condition.
Fer sale by z ID. GILMAN ana al dealers.
t2-m,wI,St
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OUR SUMNER BOOK LIST.

OUR SUMMER BOOK LIST.
care and Bebe. novel .$I25
NV d. sire by Author of "Wide Wide World. TO
Vim NJ Thsckpray by Al thony Trollope...... rs
Weston's The Rifle Club and Range. ....... 90
How to G. Strong by Blake. 90
{ Rsar sketch by Froude $50
Franklin Square Library all the Nos 10 to 26c.
Appeton's new Handy Volume Novels. :. Is to 35c.
Harperis Half Hour Series.............15 to SOC.
Mills en- Eminent Domain ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 475
Ind, to u Supreme Court Rnports .... g. 90
Green's ste ~ of the English People, vol a. $50
Stationery Of all kinds IN hard always, the latest
". ii. 4 o. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERs,
ie Str 4S!S Pa. 0UenMe.
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" In this sign we conquer" is what the demo-
Gratis would like for watchword But the
President doesn't sign.
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r. O. HOFFMAN.
10Th and + streets n .rthWeGt

463 st ~. IA r.. baths. .@125
l0S st NV, fine house, furnished. 100
1887 Corcoran st., IL rs mod. imps., furn. rs
7S2 2lst st. NV, 12 rs, mod. imoe.
1412 st. NV, 10 rooms, bath ano stable 50
Ills ii st NV, 10 roons and bath. ...........-.6s
llO7 Penna. av. NV, two fine rooms 30
no olS "a NV, 1O rooms. 40
Two IRE rooms over Galt's jewelry store. so
1Z39 18th st. n W, rooms ard bath. 40
l26G st. NV, rooms and bath IS
vi 18th st. w. rooms end bath. .35
,a01 10th st. n W., rooms and bath.
110V Stu st u W.. rooms. ~
730 at. me-, rooms. mod imps.
l3O n st Ne, store, fine one. rs
No. 1912 K st. NV, 9 rooms.
5 5ol s aisn e e. NV rooms n6 s;o;s and
81 81 lst St NV. RS water and Ras............20
90 Myrtle st. W, r. and bath ...............l5
S99 Ct NV. rooms ana bath. Is
no ~ 18th st. NV, & rooms.
no aUS Y g. Ne, rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
No 1929 st. ne rooms
w. IL III ne, rooms. lie
No l421 n 7 ave. store.
NJ 14Io N ave., etOre. rs
Houses and LOIS in every section Of the city for
sale, at prices from 81 600 to $50 OO0 and on assy
ter ms All property for sale ct my Office has been
reduced III price.
q. o. HOFFMAN,
!eZtr 10th and sts NV.
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CPECIAL NOTIOE.-By unanimous agreement
~ the following Clothing firms viii CLOSE their
respective PLACES OF BUSINESS at O'clock on
EACH EVENING except Saturday, evenings pre-
ceding holidays, and from December 18th to 3ist
inclusive. This arrangement being a permanent
one year round beginning Monday night, June
9Th. 1879 there will POSITIVELY be no BUSI-
NESS ZONE after the hour above named.
GEO. @. HENNING, CHAS KAUFMAN
A. SAKS l. CO., 8. OOBLENZER
GEO. F. T1MMS CO., A. STRAUS
ROMAN h COX, JNO II CLARKE& On
E1SEMAN BROS. B. kOBINSON & CO.,
NATL CLOTHING CO., NOAH WALKER co.
8: hATZt NsTEIN, J. HAMBURGER 4 SON,
NJ. GOTTHELF. l. ROSENbURG,
L. KAUFMAN, STRAUSS MARX,
II. +. EISfMAN, EISEMAN Il SCHEYER,
3. H1RSH, A. HERMAN,
je4St 1. OPPENHEIMkR
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EOR IMMEDIATE Use.

kO8 IMMEDIATE USE
10HELESS HAM-Plain and in Jelly.
oEkFCaCorned Beef, Boast Beef, Beef-s-la Mode,
CAME AND POCITRY-Boned Turkey. Bored
CHICKEN, Yort shire Game Pie. Savofy Pc, Veal
ara Ham Pie, Trufied Ham and Chicken Pie
Pate te Toie Gras
SOUPS5ulienne. Ok Tail. NECK Turtle, Tom ito,
Soup and Boueli.
BR0THS-Ch,ckenB Broth. Exsract CT Beef
PREPARED CHOCOLATE, COCO aud COFFEE
for Immediate use.
We are receiving daily imported and domestic
gods. Novelties q Specially.
u. w. REEDS SONS.
!e<u 1916 # street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
'RE cELLULolD TRUSS. ANDsuPPoRTKRs.

That never rusts. never breaks never vesrs out
always clean, and can BE- while boshin9 II Tor
ka'e at CHAs FISHERS. 623 TIN street nv;
Mrs fisher dsvotes her attention to To-, ants OF
ady patroER dacii.iy
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11ss2Sas1 ats sE1 = Ssi
e II e asos% .oiT s. "a SaSsss.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

TAOHAS J. MYl Rs. Real Estate Agent.
L 1916 F street NV.
10l1 81 street. 1877 18th street w. 9 "a 1918 18th
Ut. NV. 9r. pa 18th n. ". 10 n
FOR SALE
~ street W., water and gas 1Ol7 9th street n w.
l40OO # ground, go 22d st., rms, frame 81 IT
front 1904, 1870 1917 at NV. Lots for sale i'm ali
parts OF the city. 1920 14th st NV, l2rs, all mod
imI g., lot 26x130, stable in allay, in CON
pete order. VIII be sold very cheap. 451 st. n "
lOt oUxlOO ie4-rr
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FAMILY SUPPLIES
SPHlNG LEAF TEA.
SPRING LEAF TEA,
FIFTY CENTS A POUND

LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY HAS JUST ARRIVED
The splendid quality OF this TEA which has pou
become celebrated, has been fully kept up
None can be purchased except at 1882 ST
rade lark. F -eA' w
1e2-5t N w. BURCUEII
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I INSEY COATS,
FOR SUNMGR WEAR,
IN NEWPORT" STYLE,
A. SAKS & CO.'S,
ie4!r 316 Seventh street.
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IL (Near Thirteenth Street Circle,
new 11.roOm RESIDENCE with eyarv r,od.r,
convenience; viii be ready for occupancy June ist
I E1R KENT.1326 L st. NV. q handsome Dwell.
LING. containing 13 rooms, exclusive of bath and
tnofoughly butt and contains every convenience
15s g :, k & six-room FRAME HOUSE, No.
h rOn nENd-l42 Ct. NV, fine three story and
ences @'."ien III Confonl-
~ r C hENIIT ct. near 18th. neat 7-room COT
aEh and stable, ia thorough repair: threa Lois
'rult and shrubbery; rent $25 per month. -'0'
THOS j. FISHER co.,
my14tr 1000 -.
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DOCKY POINT HOTEL,
NARRAGANSETT BAY,
RHODE ISLAND

way between the cities Of Previdence and 1E:k11
Newport, will be open for the reception Of guests
JUNE 18th. Eight steamboats, daily from Proyi-
depce and Newport.
Transient rates. o.. so ger day. Permanent guests
IS to el5 per week. according to location of rooms
Address E. III. KENT,
je47t Rocky Point, Warwick b l.
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OPIES aud CRULLEKS. ZOE CREAM made FRI n
puie cream, .. No. 70S e st opposite Post OF
Aoe' te26t'
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FOB RENT.

FOB RENT.
l24 East Capitol It., brick, II rooms mod inpa $50
$40 9th st. brick house store, IA r.. mod. mps 80
2new Brick Houses. rooms. mod. imps., each. ID
11A1 st. brick rooms, gas and water IS
Several very cheap PROPERTIES in elegant loca.
lions. prices rams ing from $500 70 $4,000; small
cash payments-the balance monthly. or TO suit
Also. great many hne LOTS In all sections Of tia
city. with special Inducements to builders
W. i. BURFORD. Real Estate Broker,
epSu 706 i o.
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PUBLISHED TO-DAY,
A HISTORY OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNITED STATES,
With Biographical Sketches of the Secretaries.
ByL D. INGERsoLL,
Author Of "Life and Times Of Horace Greeley"
l VOL 600 pages; two illustrations. Bound in
cloth. Price 80 so.
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
Successor to Mohun Brothers,
1915 Pa. 0Ue.. corner 18th street.
ieA-tf WASHINGTON, d. Q.
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John HOLLANDS
PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN.
Patented Oct. 2. 1878.
Is the highest achievement In the manufacture Of
Gold Pens and the result Of experiments for more
than twenty years The "BECOBD' PEN is
produced by skillful combination Of the two pre-
cious and noncorrosive metals 4 8 kr. Gold and
Platinum, while the ordinary gold pen contains
yielding that elasticity, density and steeike tenn.
per which the costly Platinum supplies. The
iridium, Diamonds) indestructible with fair
treatment, and polished to glass-like smoothness.
Steel pen writer's have now every objection to gold
Mhleh win endure and not o1idize, sqnarely met.
and Perfection Of Point. Price. 81. $50, sold
* net f an1 orsp ars N f f6e
In, Manufacturer. 1s W. 4th street. Din
nd For sale by JOHN O. PARKER, sl9 7th street
northwest: marl9-1swly-n
EXTBAcT OF WITCH HAZEL.
(HAMAMELLIs.)
REDUCED TO so CENTS PER PINT
NATTANS' CATHARTIO AND ANTI-BIIIOUs
Home made, and therefore always fresh, the best
and safest cathart.c in the world; rs cents per box
WHALE OIL SOAP
Destroys al insects Oh plants fresh supply; Is cents
BITTER WINE OF IRON.
Ammonia Citrate Of Iron, peculiarly suited as s1a
strengthening medicine in the spring summer.
ARTHUR NATTANs, PHARMAc1sr,
ny,seotr Cor; a.. az "a 4 ! s s.: 81: $40: MOO.
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SOVEREIGNS' CO.OPERATIVE An.
> ISOLATION,
1923 SEVENTH STREET n W
We bave sole control of the celebrated COM
MkhOE FLOUR, and guarantee every pound sold
II not satisfactory, we viii call at purch asers resi-
per Dbl ~ WY ~
kEIORT GAS STOVES and NICKEL PLATED
STUDENT LAMPS at 10 per rent bs,ow usu Al rates
my3l-r A. B. CHOeIELD, Mans9er
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GREAT DISCOVERY,

The greatest and most pleasing discovery OF the
sge 70 housekeepers is the tnconfestabe fact that
only the handsomest in the District Of Columbis,
but also in the United States:
Process MIhNE0LA. "A splendid Minnesota
Pa;snf Process; STERLINGaoThs celebrated St
'tandard Family Flour of the District
We defy competi ors to bring forth any Flour
superior to Ceres. Minneoa Sterling and we feel
assured that any housekeeper who tries them once
vii never use any thing else.
The bovenamed Floure can be bought at any
hrst clsss grocery store. wholesale depot, corner
LIST street and Indiana avenue.
my28-ly W. NJ GAIT h Co
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R,EAD THIS.

Fine Sugar.cured Hams several brands
8. O. Shoulders and Breakfast Bacon
New York and ether Table Butter.
Cut LOST Grerulated Powd A and Brown sugsrs
Java, Mxracaibo. LAguyra, Bio. Coffee, fresh
roasted
Swiss Sterlings, g. Hill and other brands Flour.
Silver Drips and Golden Syrup.
Orleans. z. kic0 and other Molasses.
Claret, Port, Sherry and Sweet Catawbs Wines
Pure Brandy Holland Gin, dnA Old Rye Wh.ski
the Cash store Of
A. GAEGLER,
my24ttu9s 1909 n. IA IT.. bet n and a afa
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
JOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
st Cloud Building.

list OF property "for rent and sale" issued from
the On, monthly. Persons interested will do wall
~ eau Tor one We make no charge for advertising
parties having large properties or q number OF
smaller ones we will make special rates for collect
lrg. Careful attention will be given to all busioess
placed in our hands. Insurance attended to With.
f cut charge Taxes paid when desired Money
exchange. Some desirable Houses at from I'll 500
To $6 OOO, in exchange for desirable lots
hySO-r JOHN SHERMAN Il CO.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING -Four elegant suites Of ROOMS on
- first ard SECOND floor. fronting north and south.
Private bath. Location unsurpassed. Also SUITE
nm urniseed on uppee floor. 1334-1336 st. q W.,
opposite Franklin Park. je46ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10
.NEW PUBLICATIONS.

a HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION OF NEW ENG
LAND, GENERAL AND LOCAL BY A. J. Cool
IDGE and J. h. MASSFiELD. Illustrated by nu-
merous engr0vings. la two volumes. Boston :
Austin j. Coolidge
The first volume of this wo rli, containing
over 1000 wel.printed and bound pages, has
boen laid on our table. This volume relates
to the States of Maine, New II Hampshire and
Vermont, and so far Is it goes is a reliable his
tory of these States and forms work of un-
usual interest. 1t has been compiled with
exceeding care, aud forms a work which should
grace the shelves of every public library in
the country, aud we feel justified in saying
that no private library will be complete with
out It, Mr.. Mansfield, one of the authors, is n
resident of this city and is u gentleman of rare
historic research. 1t will for the present be
circulated by subscription, and we take pleas
ure in commencing 1t to the lovers of the his
tory of that portion of our common country
which has welded powerful influence in
developing our vast country, which stretches
from ocean to ocean and from the torrd to the
frigid zones.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10
REPUBLICAN FEARS.

The Louisville Courier Journal presents
no less than ten distinct reasons why the
Republican leaders are npprehensive of
calamitous consequences to the country
should its Government pass under Demo
cratic domination, and they are all founded
in experience and common sense, as follows :
First-The Southern leaders" will over
throw tho Government.
Second--The Southern leaders will rein.
slave the negroes,
Third-The Southern leaders will pay the
former slaye.Owners out of the United States
Treasury the fulLSalue Of the slave and other
property destroyed by tho war.
FouTth-rhe Northern people will also be
reduced to slavery by the Southern whites.
Fifth-All the ex.Confederate soldiers will
be heavily pensioned, and the Union pension
ers will be cut out of the register.
Sixth-JEFFERsoE DAVIS will be mado
resident OF the United States.
Seventh-A select squad Of Confederate
Brieadiors will proceed 10 burn up all the
school. houses aud churches in the country.
Eighth-The Confederate Brigadiers will
proceed 10 destroy all further vestiges Of civ
iization in the United States.
Ninth-The late rebel flag will take the
place of the Stars and Stripes.
Tentll-The Nation will be destroyed.
These ten specifications might, with
others too numerous TO mention be con-
densed in one allegation, in effect that
the Democratic party has by one attempt to
destroy the Government forfeited public
c onldence, and, by its future efforts. to over
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10
PERSONAL.

HoS. G. II. GRosvENoR of Ohio, is registered at
the Ebbitt House.
DE-. THOMAS RTcHY and wife, of Baltimore, is at
the Ebbitt House.
COLONEL II. c. coRBIS, U. s. A., is quartered at
the Ebbitt House
Hos. II. G. DAVIS of West Virginia, is booked at
the Arlington.
Mrs ]. W. soMERs, of the Mount Vernon Semi.
nary, has returned from Europe.
Hon. NJ. p. O'CoNSoR and daughter, of South
Carolina are registered at the Metropolitan.
SECRETARY McCRARY leaves to-day on visit to
the agricultural and mining districts OF Pcnnsyl
vania.
POSTMASTER. GENERAL KEY returned from Ten
nessee Monday and left for Hartford, Conn, last
evening.
]. D. TRACY, of New York, and Mrs. Charles
Branch and family, 81. Louis, are stopping at the
Arlington.
New York e. Raymond, Mass; s. Rheinstein, Gin
cnnati; j. W. Bosler, Pennsylvania. and A. S.
Bonton and wife, Louisiana, are stopping at VIII
lard's.
A. SIMMONS New York A. j. Demucher, Pitts.
burg; Thos. b. Blacksher, Macon, Ga; L. Stern,
Baltimore, Nd; &. II. LamcRn, Gfeenville, s. c.;
and John r. Brown New York, registered at the
St. James yesterday.
JAMES S, BRITrISGHAM and daughter Hamilton,
No.; f. T. Knight New York; Mrs. !. Franklin
Burr, son and daughter Maryland; l. w. Andrews,
wife and sister, Philadelphia and j, III. Harris aud
WIFE New York, registered at the Metropolitan yes
terday.
b. BoACH, Agent of the sllsby Fire Engine
Manufacturing Company and Il. A. Archibald,
manufacturer Of the Archibald wheel. and l.. H..
Mccullough superintendent of the National Fire
Alarm Telegraph Company of Richmond, Ind, are
at the st. james,
Mn. s.. S. DASH, superintendent Capitol, North o
Street and South Washington railway, has refused
the superintendency OF the Peoples Passengers
railway of Baltimore. Mr. ID. has been offered
nearly double his present salary, but says that he
is satisfied with his present position and has de-
sire 10 leave II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10

TILDEN, ROBINSON & Co. will settle the
Tammany rebellion at Syracuse. They
propose to admit no delegates to the New
York State Democratic Convention, which
convenes in that city to-day, who will not
pledge themselves to support its nominee,
whoever he may be, and JOHN KELLY &
Co., if they stand true to their pledges and
threats, will be compelled to step aside.
But after the convention is over and ROBIN
SON shall have been nominated, the ques-
tion will arise What Will these anti ROBIN
son men do about il? We answer that
they will come sneaking back into the
Democratic camp with their tails between
their legs, begging forgiveness and promis-
ing to vote the TILDEN ticket as usual.
When ducks begin to abjure natation
modern Democrats may begin to fulfill their
threats TO bolt their ticket.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10
POLITICIL NOTES.

CALIFoRYIA viii do for a Republican Starter for
1880.
DE YouNG elected Kalloch. He did it with his
lit tie pistol.
AND it now appears that Vice President Wheeler
Is Grant man.
THE Democrats have very little to say about the
Republic an victory In California.
THE Boston Herald cruelty speaks of Buffers
candidacy as the annual skunk hunt"
ROSCOE CoNKLISG is II bigger man than George
William Curtis In the politics of New York.
THE Southern newspapers are very unhappy
about the exposure Of their repudlatlon record,
THE buckwheat crop in Ohio promises to be first
class. Can't General Ewing stop this oYer'produc-
ton.
ZACH CHANDLER Is waking the cch oes along the
shores Of Lake Erie. The GTeenbackeTs have taken
tO tho woods.
THAT good work was done ut Saratoga is shown
by the great pounding OF Chinese gongs the Demo-
cratic press is making against II.
THERE will be no stay,at-home Republican vote
IN New York this year. The party is too much in
earnest for that kind of shirkng
Ex.DooRK EEPER POLK is anxious to become n
receptacle for buCkshot. lie says he will stump
Mississippi for Grant against Iilden.
CONGRESSMAN HEILMAH, of Indiana, having been
Interviewed expresses the opinion that the Repub-
cans of his state are for John Sherman for Presi-
dent.
THE Democrats are beginning TO remark among
themselves between drnks-and the remarks are
consequently brief-that Iilden is gaining ground.
Buying it2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10

1T now looks rs if the fight in Now York
between Tammany and onti-Tam, iony-in
other words, between TILDEN aud K KELLY
is to be war to the knife, and knife to the
"hilt" TTLDEN has determined that Ron
TNsoN shall be placed in nomination, as he
no doubt will be, and KELLY is equally
persistent in opposing the nomination, and
in declaring that f nominated he shall be
defeated. KELLY has apparently burned
his bridges and cut of his own retreat. lie
has accumulated a large amount of crow
ratons, to be eaten by himself and friends
in case of RoBINsoN's nomination aud his
own surrender to TILDEN's mandate 1t
now loclBas If the war is to go on-though
we have been taught not to trust too much
to appearances in the Democratic party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10

turn the laws which have been enacted for
the protection of rights of citizenship
and the preservation of purity in our cleo
tons, the assertion of State Rights and
by determined policy of outrage perse-
cution and murder for purely political rea-
sons, has debarred itself from any restora-
tion to confidence. IL is for these reasons,
in brief, that the people of the North and
the Republicans in the South have deter
mined that the interests of this Govern
ment are not safe iu Demosatic hands, and
hence that party is to be kept from power
by all lawful and proper agencies. The
war Democrats are rapidly taking the Re
publican side of this issue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHERN PEOPLE. By

THE SOUTH AND SOUTHERN PEOPLE. By
B. MANSFIELD, of Washington, ID. c. author of
"a History aud Description of New England"
This work, which will soon go to press, is
the result of observation during residence
of many years in the South, toget her with an
extensive use of the Library of Congress. 1t
will comprise 25S 12.mo pages, and will pre-
sent an unprejudiced view of the South since
the early settlement of this country. 1t will
be sold in cloth at 81, and in half-Turkey at
Sl.25 per copy. Orders are now being received
by the publisher ut the Office of The NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN in advance Of its publication.
Single copies sent by mail post paid to all sub
scribers as soon as published.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10
Didn't Remember, You Know.

Washington Correspondent Philadelphia Star.
II has always been the custom OF tho State De-
paTtnent to select gentlemen for tho consular SER
Vice of literary attainments, with tie view, no
vantage of their observations In foreign countries
I'm books of travel, letters, SC. During the gay
season tho Consul TO ElsinOre IN Denmark, having
been elected to Congress IN his absence, returned,
aud was present one evening at literary reunion
given by Mrs Duhlgren. On being presented to
an enthusiastic young lady of pronounced poetic
been to Elsnore-E Elsin0re, the home OF Hamlet
How would love 10 go there Did you not feel
his inHuenCe--his spiritual presence Did not
everything speak 10 you, sir, Of iamletT We'll,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-10

federate States, the authors of the public
debt, paid only $201 9O60o6, while the
single loyal state of Ohio alone paid $215-
010,620, or $1310i,524 more than all the
Confederacy combined Illinois alone paid
$21l sS7, ,312, and New York alone paid
1884, ,4O6, ,776-nearly twice as much as the
whole Confederacy.