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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

Democratic patience, they feel that he has
literally thrown himself into the battle
line with his financial batteries TO spread
dismay through their ranks. These things
they allege that he has done, and hence
the Democrats feel called upon to go back
at him with such prejudicial paragraphs rs
we copy above to get even.
The Dayton Democrat, however, is backed
up by the Washington Post, the truthful-
ness of whose statements will scarcely be
questioned by the Secretary, who has
shared somewhat literally heretofore of its
pet attentions and fattering illusions The
Post gives in its testimony in this wise:
But as far as New York Is concerned there
will bo no voluntary contributions from the
Treasury Department.. JOHN SHERMAN has
changed all that.
Now, we feel called upon to express o
| serious doubt of the correctness of these
allegations, though we are not authorized
to absolutely denv them. We Il" - - ~,
- nOO Oicuib
them, for the reason that we do not think
that Secretary SHERMAN has parted COM
pany with his uniform good sense and po-
| litical sagacity. 1t Is not possible that he
would lavish every political agency upon
Ohio, and treat the Republicans ofthe State
of New York despitefully, for that is great
State and will prove an important factor In
the next Presidential struggle, in which the
Secretary has, TO say the least, as much in
terest as any sterling Republican. Then,
again, we will not trust these allega-
tions, because the Secretary cannot afford
to have them true even if he felt Indifferent
toward the Republicans of New York for
any slight reason. As statesman, patriot
and Republican he must understand the
importance of saving New York in the
pending contest, and hence would not under
any consideration interpose civil-service
rules for one moment between the Republic
cans of New York and the elements of sue
cess, however unmportant he might regard
the agencies sought. Then, again, Secretary
SHERMAN means 10 be consistent man in
the exercise of his abilities and powers, and
would not perform SO invidious an act rs tC
favor the contribution of money in his de.
partment for the Republican party in OhiC
and withhold like advantages from thC
State of New York. The act would be 81
marked that he cannot afford it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

LrEurENANr.GovEnNoR DoRsHEfNER mentions
Johu Kelly MS n Presidential nossibility
In the Massachusetts Republican convention II
was the Long nole that Knocked the nomination
persimmon'
Rry,pWs os 1to, q q Gov to n Robinson dele.
cate bo VI ninnod p NJ scSeIi ont Of The con-
yention' "oh. how hate TO do this 70
eo ;h n sanhS nrotorai ~ nnnInntion In
Wisco, v ~ dnniiaI hSs Ainrander Mitcheii
"~,sOo'isii ~ ueOiiVu w ,,,' n,oSo ,,o-,i,. i ,.a
4, vii III h Wy i,at III a. -.
lN "Ni o -. $50 tnu impudence of John Kelly
1 to say that he did IT, and ask for place in the
Cabinet
| Tt,p Ci,oi,roH rnuoorots oro oven In n worse
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

THE Utica Herald expresses the belief
that in 1876 T1LDEN carried the State
of New York by the aid of Republican
votes, but it says in that connection:
There is every reason to believe that every
Northern election this fall will go against the
Democrats; and there is a significance in the
fact which Mr., TuDEN overloOks, if he cal
culates that Republicans are ready to help him
carry New York for ROBINSON.
Mr.. TILDEN appears before the country in a
vastly different light from that in which he
masqueraded in 1876 There have been reve.
lations regarding his own character and moth.
ods in politics, which have forever destroyed
the hideous mockery of his reform preten-
sons. Those Republicans who voted for him
in 1876 had their eyes opened wide by the
cipher dispatches, which revealed a deliberate
conspiracy to steal the Presidency of the
United States. They were very badly fooled,
once they will be the last to bo caught sec
ond time. The TILDEN of '76 is not the TIL.
DEN of 20. The political situation of '76 is
not the political situation of 70. The whrli.
gig of time has swept Mr.. TILDEN from the
moorings where he planted himself three years
ago Men are not inseusible to these changes
ia politics and most sensitive of all to them
are the very mon upon whose votes TILDEN
relies to offset the detection Of Tammany. ii o
will not get them they will turn in heartily
TO aid in defeating tho reelection of LUCIUs
ROBINSON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22
PERSONAL.

COLONEL JoHN J. THOMPSON left for Ohio satur-
day night,
Hon. L. NJ THOMSON, Of Detroit, NJ chlgan, is at
the 81, james
POSTMASTER D. f. PICKERING, of Elmira N. Y,
Is registered at the 81. James.
T.. r. SpALDING of Kentucky, and s. r. Hawkins
of New York, are at the Arlington,
G. W. CLARK, Of Iowa, u relative of the late Hon.
Rush Clark is a guest AT the Riggs House,
Miss ADAH RICHMOND and the members of her
company have taken rooms at WIZARDS.
JUDGE WM. FULLERTON, of New York was in the
city saturday and registered at the st. James.
FRED II. WINES, Of Illinois, J, G. Clayton, New
York, and W. NJ Donald and wife, New York, are
at The Riggs House.
JOHN l.. HARnIsoN,o New York W, h Miller,
New York A. Peary, New York, and John b. Har.
rison, are stopping ut Wizards
J. D. WIILErs and wife, of New York, are among
the guests at the Ebbtt House, Mrs Willets Is
the daughter Of John fl, Jo5in, esq Of this city,
ISAAC II. CARRIN0ToN and wife Virginia j. NJ,
Carrington New York @. II. Lamison, Lima, Ohio;
II. O. Fitch. Rochester, n. Y, Thomas W. Davis,
Pttsburg Ps., and A. kanb and vile, Chicago, reg
istered Nt the Metropolitan yesterday
JOSEPH H. WEST Franklin, Ky5 Charles Lehman,
Mississippi; E. NJ. Moore, j. W. Cowan, Tennessee;
II, r. Fooe, Connectleutt A, Jeffries, Texas A. L.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22
IMpEACHMENrs IN GEORGIA.

The Georgia Legislature is pushing on its
work of impeachment vigorously. W. L.
GOLDSMITH, the Comptroler-Generalo of the
State has been successfully convicted under
proceedings of impeachment, and has been
sentenced to removal from Office and dis
qualification. Much has been said hereto
fore by the Democratsabout the corruptions
of the BULLOCK administration, but none
of the officials of that administration have
ever been convicted of malfeasance in office,
aud in view of recent developments there
does not seem as much disposition as here
tofore to discuss the question of official
dereliction on that side. However, the
credit for having pushed the crimes of their
own party friends to conviction and judg-
ment. 1t is decided score in their favor
The case of Treasurer RENFRoE is still
on trial under impeachment, and the pro-
priety of removing JOHN NELMs, princi-
pal keeper of the penitentiary, for NAL
feasance in Office has been under discu ss on.
The feeling against the State administrator II
is running high-so much so that when the
question Of NELMs' dereliction was under
discussion, member made fierce speech
in which he declared that it was not N ELMs
but Governor COLQUITT, who was
guilty for what was going on in NELMs'
office, as he was fully cOgnizant of what
had transpired there. In the midst of great
| excitement on the floor and in the galleries
another member declared his full concur
renee in the sentiment uttered, and offered
resolutions that the Governor is responsible
to the people for this wrong, and express
ing severe condemnation of him on that
account. This created much stir, and the
friends of the Governor succeeded in stavng
the resolutions off by an adjournment.
Senator HILL. who has been regarded as
the moving spirit of this whole proceeding,
was calm spectator throughout. The
Governors friends, it is thought, are stron,
enough to defeat the resolutions of censure
but the temper of the house is decidedly
against the administration, and it is deter.
mined upon a thorough Investigation of tn,
whole matter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22
TIE NEW YORK CAMPAIGN.

Secretary SHERMAN should avoid the
ait" The Democrats are now very lively
in sending forth the allegation that the Sec
retary has fortified the Treasury Depart
ment with civil-service order No /, and
stubbornly prohibits the contribution of
moneys for the New York State campaign.
The following appears in the Dayton, (O,)
Democrat touching this matter;
JOHN SHERMAN will not permit tho clerks
of his department TO be assessed for the benefit of
the New York Republican campaign fund-not
much will he! When an agent Of the New
York State committee presented himself ut the
Secretary's Office for permission TO canvass
among the clerks for funds Mr. SHERMAN
planted himself squarely on Ciyil-Service Re
form Order No. /, and refused to budge an
inch. But when money Is wanted to boost
FOSTER chances in Ohio, the famous order of
Mr.. HAYES Is no bar to tho " blOOd-suckersP
Great are the beauties and uses Of civil-seryice
reform
Coming as this does from the State of
Ohio, we are not inclined TO give it much
credit for politicians in that State are very
reckless as to what they say about each
other, and tho Democrats there hate Sccro-
| tary SHERMAN for the reason that they
seem to fancy that he has not only opened
the doors Of the Treasury wide in aid of the
Republican cause in that State, but has
depleted his own private fortune by heavy
contributions TO aid his old friend FOSTER
in routing the Democrats at all points, and
then, us if this was not enough to destroy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

Hail, Ohio. and VIM. r. Warner Harrisonburg,
Va, registered at the 81. James yesterday.
JOHN ]. MoTT and wife, Of North Calolinai a.
Gavett Detroit J. @. Taylor, 81 Louis; A. y. Lang;
worthy, st, Louis o, A. Beecher, ST. Louis, and
John NJ, Wilson, Cinonnati, are booked at the Eb'
bltt House.
Mr. GEORGE e. s. KNIGHT and his fair lady, nee
Miss Sophie Worrel are now delghting the resi-.
dents of tho west of England with their charming
lotto, the German" MIR. and Mrs. Knight are un.
der engagement for two years abroad, and their
friends In this city will be pleased to hear Of heif
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

THE Free Lance, reckless sort of sheet
published at Oxford, n. c., in the interest
Of barbarism, attempts to defend the shoot
ing of the colored woman named SARAH
BARNETT in self-defense, and the murder of
SAM VALENTINE, by shooting him through
the head while asleep, but it makes such
bungling work of it that it is more to be
pited than contemued. In its explanations
it proves and admits too much for the good
Of the case-but the facts thatSARAH BAR
NETT was shot in the shoulder and SAM
VALENTINE was Intentionally murdered d,
being mistaken for another man, stand as
admitted facts--and nobody has been or is
to be punished for these oftenses That is
what there is of it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

plants.
90 TO BARNUMSl
Because ht has the Largest Menagere in the World,
els, Il horned Rhinoceros Fifty Cages of Beasts
Birds ana Reptiles,
GO TO BARNUNs'
Because he has the Largest and Best Museum, the
Largest Giant, the Smallest Dwarfs, tho Tattooed
Greek the Mysterious Lady, Twenty Thousand Nat
uTal Historical and Mechanical CuriOsitiGs
GO TO BARNUMS!
Because he has the Finest Street Procession
GO TO BARNUMSl
Because he has the Largest Herd Of Elephants ever
exhibited together, and more than all the other
shows Of America combined.
90 TO BARNUMS!
Because his Show is Greater than ever. The most
Magnificent and Attractive Exhibition ever wit
messed in this or any other country All the New
attractions for 1879. Received with the widest de-
light everywhere.
At o'clock on MONDAY MORNING, sEPTEAi-
BER %, GRAND FREE STREET PAGEANT,
never before equaled
DOORS OPEN At | and p, m.
PERFORMANCES and 3 p, m.
ADMISSION 80 cents. Children under nine,
half price Reserved Chairs, 25 cents extra,
H&-For the accommodation of ladies' children
and all who desire TO avoid the crowd surrounding
mum has opened ticket office for the sale of tick.
cts and reserved, numbered platform chairs at the
usual slight advance, at ELLIS MUSlCSTORE.
Ladies' children and Others Wishing to avoid the
crowd In the evening" are advised to attend the at
lernoon Exhibition.
B5-Excursion Trains on all railroads on the day
Of Exhibition at reduced rates, sel7'6t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

Boss KELLY frankly admits that he
doesn't expect to be elected but, he adds,
he does expect to beat ROBINSON if the lat
ter remains in the field. This has been the
situation now for nearly fortnght-time
enough, it would appear, for things to have
crystallized into permanent shape. 1t
certainly looks as though KELLY intends to
6sticlSp -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

BUTLER, of Massachusetts, has done very
much to unhorse himself in Republican
confidence, if he shared any before, when
he instructed one of his conventions to ap-
point delegates to the National Democratic
convention. That was stumble of some
seriousness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS is now receiy-
ing the reward of his political perfdy by
beng alluded to in the Democratic press as
respectable Republican. His respecta-
bility becomes the more intense every time
he grOwls at CORNELL. BENEDICT ARNOLD
was among the originals of this type of re-
spectability in this country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

THE Sunday Herald is now engaged in q
laudable effort to inject a little more po-
litical back bone into its Democratic cotem-
porary, the Post 1t has evidently laid in q
good stock of steel ramrods, which it is
vigorously inserting into the vertebra of
its ally 1t has shown unbecoming weak
ness since the Syracuse Convention.
Strengthening plasters are in order.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

The Philadelphia Times expresses the de-
liberate opinion that when the ex-President
returns he will bring rest and peace to the
President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

THERE is nothing that haunts the mind
of a Greenbacker with so much horror as
the fact that the greenbacll dollar is equal
to 100 cents in gold. This is sad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

IT Is question in the minds of many
good Republicans in New York and else
where whether GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
should ever be permitted TO enter another
Republican nominating convention in any
other capacity than that of looker-on.
He does not pretend to abide by the re-
suits of the nominating action Of such bodies
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

The famous "Ln railroad was chartered
by especial legislative enactment while
TILDEN was Governor of New York, and
the charter became law by virtue of his
official approval. Before the irate CYRUS
w. FIELD gets through with his discussion
of this subject he may revert to this fact,
and make use of it as an explanation of his
course in "letting TILDEN in" when the
charter had subsequently become operative.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

TILDEY finds time for everything else
except to pay his delinquent income tax and
thus put himself on the square with the
Government he wants to rule. AS Presi-
Dental candidate he is beauty without
mint
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

GENERAL WooDFoRD seems to have dis
gruntled the New York World because he
declines to get down in the dirt and roll
with MINES, the champion interviewer in
romance
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

THE Kentucky bluster about libel suits
arising out Of any charge that may be made
against Governor BLACKBURN, of that State,
in connection with the yellow-fever infec-
ton plot will now subsde. The Louis
vile Commercial, published under his very
nose, has made the charge direct and
unequivocal, and the Infamous scoundrel
rests as quietly under it as if his own honor
and the reputation of great State were
not at stake. Perhaps some of the ohivalry
who denounced the crime and defended the
man before it was known as it now is that
he is the criminal, will come to the front
and explain.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

THE New York Tribune thinks it was
PELToN's, not TrLDEN's, income which
ought to have been taxed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

TILDEN's great hope of carrying New
York for ROBINSON resides in the fact that
he is likely to have the power to thimble-
rig the inspectors of elections in the city of
New York as he had when JOHN I. HoFF-
MAN was counted in under the auspices of
himself and TWEED.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER %, 1879.
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a l-h GREAT IA7O
PFNNBYLVANIA ROUTE


DoU BILE TRACK, STEEL RA Il.s
SPLENDID SCENERY ma kaS4AeNiFioEsr haoif-
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot,
ner rsixth and u streets, aa followsi -, ..
Pitlsburg 10 Cincinnaif ST. Louis, and Chlcas0
5+op p,y m daily WIN m a Palace ca 70 chifpego "a p n
For Canandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara faliS
and the North nj go q, m. daily, except SUNDAY
7l9 p m daily except Saturday, with Palace Cars
and Watkins. at 1850 4. IN. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East, $50 p daily except
SehO Lmsd M ss " Pullman %9 Psroa Cara
$50 a. m, daily. except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New YORK, all through trains connec.
~ Jersey Iity with boats OF 'Brooklyn AnnehL
ahordlnR direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
Ing double forriaae aud Journey across No" YORK
For Philadelphia. sS5 u m. and 1870 p M daily.
except Suudnyi boo and 1918 n M daily, Linn
ited Express $40 a, m. daily except Sunday I'm
p, M. daily. except sunday 1880 a $3.50. 7'Ao.
For Popes Creek Line O;2o A. and 40 p, IN. daily.
For annapolis, GiO a. IN. and 40 p m. daily, except
ALEXASbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AMP ALE&ANpRiA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, iil5, 10 u a NJ and llS, ~
For NJ" Rchmuad On and the SOUTH 900 a m. daily, and
Trains leave AleIAndriA for Washington, Q, rl6, s
~, 9, 9, 10 u a m, and l. o. ~, q I, and u - IN.
eommodRtIons can be procured NJ tho onictb-noftl-
east corner OF Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and al The depot whore orders he
len for the checking OF baggage 70 Destinations nom
"''''' L. L. p FXRMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON HeUernl Manager.
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DIED.

GoRNiLEY.--on the morning of the 10th of Sep
tember. 1879, NJ o'clock alter short but painful III
ness, JAMES NJ, only son of Amanda and the late
Patrick Gormley, In the 2lth year Of his age
Funeral from the residence of his mother, ~
street northwest, on Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

MAY your troubles only be little ones, and may
you always have Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup handy,
said All old bachelor TO newly-Inarried couple.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

n~R@HAY FEVER CURED BY FLUID LIGHT.
W. ming; Neuralgia Nervous Pans, Go, in.
stantly relieved by It's use sold at Conghllns sel3
na%QUININE, QUININE PILLS,& &C., SOLD AT
EsS reduced rates at Coughlln's Temple Drug
Store corner L and Ninth streets II W. sells
n>5za HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES OF EVERY
RSS kind, Humphreys Specifies Extract Witch
Hazel, Imperial Granum aud other food for infants
at Goughlin's, sel3
n~Js. DIVIDEND-THE SIsDiI-ANNUAL DIVI.
WV dend Ofthe Columbia Railway Company Will
be paid at the Board Of Trade Rooms on and afler
EPTEMBER ~, w. IL CLAGETT,
sell-lW IStarl Treasurer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

Mr.. ID. DAVIDSON is the Agent for tho re-
ceIpt OF Advertisements and subscriptions
for this Paper, and also for the Collection of
Accounts.
MIR. w. II. POPE IS also authorized TO re-
ceive Advertisements and subscriptions.
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SUNDAY, MAY a U.s. IS, lssS, ssiSVi Ar 400 A. NJ.

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY ls lsaS, AT 12O A. M,
An Leave Washington;
5Oj-iNEw YORK, PIIiLA ADELPHIA, AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS Ellicou CITY. On sundaysto TO
and Mount winans. Break fast nj Relay station.
R1seGs fS M%S FTedeGs
cO@iBAIfiMoiSE XHD LAUREL EXPRESS.
oPps q osss sTIanrs winche'
sONEW YoRK nna MSy aSfIh BOSTON.
AND BALTiabRE EXPREss. ParIor Car 70
sass f2ry ISufs naa rmIncasPoNc cmIcH9Po COLUMBUS AND
piTfsBURG EXPRisss. Frederick, Hsgers-
ThTSasS Sna car eSy 20 sSunon nGS' Pullman Cars o c
clnnaii daily. onflon TO sandusky daily. e1ceps
eoO.ion sunday only baltimore, Annapolis and
o-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS, stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Betsyille. Laurel, Annapolis Juno
uoD. Jessup's, and Hanover
R9mSFs An9sRqs FIJI Ecpt Gy eHS Wss TS
las-i0n sunday only baltimore and Way.
RI%tTi%SE!E BRAPESsbumRps, m AN AND 5A5, kAg
FSSEs TiSSs.lcE nagsS5,,OTn 1sSs Sgn; Win
4ts1t RssnSFs @ SsS Na$aSoii. KIN S ssS WY stations
TIMoRE ExPREss.. Norfolk, except sunday.
Norfolk passengers taken in the ears direct 70
esogPoni Of fiSo Rocks s' aud Way " stations "N ~
SS iHHlS Isf MSy SsTsS' Eco city vi.
fhfAso ssspss aay IS tGsasG ANR GssTRa
ioiSefiSSsE'WS SSE5fH YoTHk, PHILADELPHIA. AND BAL
laurel sleeping ear TO New York, and special
nOO@fsE fEf Ef6UIs 81 IS GSD UctieScfNNATI EXPRESS.
tDaiiy. sunday only. Other trains daily, oxcep.
All tiains stop at Relay station.
iuTthuf upply Mt the Baltimore ana
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22
LAST WEEK OF THE SUMMER SEASON.
ENIRST ANNUAL FAIR
- AT THE
ART LOAN EXHIBITION
- - or THE
POTOMAC FRUIT GROW ERS' ASSOCIATION

The Potomac Fruit Growers have the pleasure OF
announcing that their First Annual Fair and Art
Loan Exhi6iton Will be held at Masonic Temple, In
the city OF Washington, on the 28d, 2th 25h and 2G
days OF September, 1870 nom n. m. TO 10 D. III. OF
Arrangements have been, perfected for the most
complete and extensive display of Fruits and Flowers
ever exhibited In the District.
THE DEPARTMENT OF FRUITS will embrace
rare Dpecimens of all varieties including fresh fruits,
home and abroad
THE DEPA ARTMENT OF FLOWERS will include
howerlng and ornamental plants cut flowers, native
flowers, grasses, erns, leaves &C.. green aud dried
lro the fields and wood, in their native varieties ard
artistic designs.
THE DEPARTMENTS OF LADIES Fancy and
ornamental work of tho Fine Arts. of Science, Of
Relics and Curosties of Mechanics nnd Inv ntion.
WI each be extensive and perfect IN itself embracing
the multiplicity ofarticles and things appropriate 10
each respectfully.
THE LOAN DEPARTNtENTwl will embrace all artl.
cles loaned for exhibition and not entered for pre-
MUM and VIII be an important feature Of the Fair
CORDIAL INVITATION for contributions to
each department is extended TO all. We want TO
make make them Of great interest Assurances of u grand
display are already given. but we want more Send
works OF art, curoses &C., for the loan feature TO
Superinten ent 1925 Eleventh street mort west where
premium list rules ,cc.. Will he furnished. Literary
exercises aud p. Single tickets Is tents, or six
OrSl ANY one can oin the Association 10 ST. VIII ch
VIII give admission and benefits at all hours.
sell ll3,lklS,c0,22
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Doube.Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoRTHwEsr, WEST. AND SOUTH
WEST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22

Largest Legitimate Morning CIR.
culation IN the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-22
SPECHAL NOTICES.

ESSENCE GINGER, s. s. s..
bSS Food cure. Sapanuie, Cutionra, and all new
remedies. at Coughllns Drug Store Masonic Temple.