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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
GAR ELL SON EACHIN."

The Wizard of the North, in one OF his
novels, "The Fair Maid of PERTH" depicts q
terrific combat which occurred on Palm
Sunday between ten picked men of the Clan
QUHELE and nine of the Clan CHATEAU, u.s.
sisted by HAL SMYTH, of the Wynd. Tor
QUIL, the leader of the warriors of the Clan
QUHELEha had his Stalwart sons with him and
made it his especial business to protect
"EACHIN," or HECTOR, his foster child, and
the chief of the clan. HAL SMYTH, the
most noted swordsman of the time, and who
was in the fray partly for love of fighting,
partly TO spite the Fair Maid Of Perth, and
mostly because he thought EAcBIN was his
successful rival, had stricken down one
after the other of the Clan QUHELE in
his efforts to reach EACHIN. ToRQUIL sent
his youngest son TO meet the SSIYTH, with
the cry, "Bas air son Eachin" He fell be.
fore the sturdy sNIYTH, and the fos-
terer called out as he saw his son
fall, "FH eli son Eachia" (another fol
HECToR) Another of his sons sent the an.
swering cry, "Bas air son Eachin" death fol
HECToR), aud rushed forward to fall be.
fore the resistless SMYTH. Once moro the
old man called TO his last remaining son
"Reist air son Eachin )" (again for HECTOR
for the last time came the answer, "Bas diy
son Edchin," as the last son of old ToRQUIL
rushed to meet the SMYTH, and, like the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
A NEW pIrUIICsTIOS

A very neatly printed pamphlet, comprising
ninety-two pages, and entitled How to Be-
como President or tho Now Doctrine of Elec-
tion," has just been issued from the press of
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Printing and
Publishing Company, aud will Immediately
take its place among the current literature Of
tho day. 1t is written in dramatic style, and
is full of brilliant hits which are dealt right
and left upon the two political parties Of tho
country, and hence cannot be regarded as a
strictly partisan effort. Tho first scene of the
play opens at Gramercy Park-the morning
after elections. J. T., newspaper in hand.
In this scone Nephew PELToN, Fox, MAX,
Moses, WEED, aud HEWITT are introduced.
The second scene is laid at a certain place
in Ohio home of HAYES; present,
HAYES and citizens CHANDLER's dispatch
just received. Scene fourth is in the State
House, Columbia, S. c.; room, over door of
which sign, " For Sale; :" enter WEED, car
pet-bag in hand. Scene fifth-State- House
South Carolina; room returning board; pres.
ent, members. Scene sixth-Room, Everett
House, New York city present, PELToN, HEw-
TIT, and COOPER. Scene seventh-Now Or
leans; room occupied by returning board
present, members of the board, counsel (Re-
publican and Democratic), and visiting states
men. Tho twelfth scene is ballroom in
New Orleans; present, Quadroons dancers,
Republican and Democratic visiting states
men and spectators. But we have nei-
ther time nor space to follow this exceed
ingly humorous work in detail. Suffice it to
say that it is charged throughout with tho
richest wit, the kcenest satire, and the choicest
sarcasm that can be found in any mar
rative relating to tho last Presidential election.
II covers the whole ground, and it covers it so
completely that it steps upon the toes of the
leading characters on both sides of the dividing
line of parties. This work will be on sale at all
bookstores after next Monday, at thirty-flve
cents per copy, and it will afford more amuse-
ment than an equal number Of pages from any
humorist extant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

others, to fall before his superior skill and
strength.
We have been reminded of the scene
which occurred on that day and disturbed
the holy quiet Of tho Sabbath near the city
of Perth. The entire population nearly
went out to witness the combat, aud the
plaudits of assembled thousands greeted the
victor So IL has been in the case which
calls to our memory the scene. We of course
allude to the late debate in the Senate. In
that Senator THURMAN has acted the part
of ToRQUGL; he has stood back, and, ODE
dient to his cry one by one his Democratic
sons have stepped forward, TO fall before the
merciless blows Of CoNKLING or BLAINE.
When THURMAN first waved his banner
and shouted his war cry, the combatants
rushed joyfully to the combat hut rs one
by one they fell before the blows Of the
Stalwarts the remainder came "to the
scratch" " Ito use the language of the ring
less smiingly. They dared not disobey the
voice Of their ToRQUIL, but it was amusing
to witness the grimaces with which EATON,
WHYTE, and some of the rear guard fccbly
responded "Bds air sou Edchin," and stepped
forward to be inundated. Their cry was
not the bold and resonant shout of the war
rior hoping and expecting victory, but the
whimper of cur with rope round his
neck being led to the pound TO meet his
death. Tho Democrats of the country may
inquire, Where was ToRoUII. that he did
not enter the frayP" We can answer, he
was considering the condition of his fences
| in Ohio.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

strengthen the lurking suspicion of the North
that they are thus guilty of undying love for
the Coniederacy by attempting to apologize
for their course or offer weak excuses in pal
liation of their treason. Bot HiLL's apol-
ogy exposes the true inwardness Of the en-
tire Southern Democracy, and until it is
wiped out, which it never can be, both the
Gushers and Apologists will be compelled
to suffer the consequent lack of public con-
tidence in their political nrofessions.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
SENATOR CoNKLING.s SPEECH.

To supply he extraordinary demand for
Senator Conkling'S Great Speech upon "TnE
EXTRA SESSION OF 1879; WHAT II
"TEAcHEs AND WHAT IT MEAss," Me
National Rspablicml Printing Company has
printed large edition thereof IN pamphlet
form, cOneeaiem for public distribution as a
Republican campaign document. Copies o.
This pamphlet may be had on application at our
Counting Room or job Office, at he rate Of
$40 per thousand. Orders respectfully solicited
and promptly .diled.
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PERSONAL.

"ASHINGToN, ID. c., MAY o, 1879.
This IL to certify that we-Winteld s. Jenks and
Levi WoOdbury-have formed limited partnership,
under the name and style OF
w. :. jerks & CO.,
- - to transact general
STOVE, TiNWARE, AND HOUSEFURNISHINa
49, BUSiN ESS.
Winfield ;. jerks Is the general and Levi Wood.
hurry the special pnrtnrr both residents OF the city OF
Washington, in the District OF Columbia. levi
woodbury. has contributed the sum of three thousand
(AOO) dollars to the common stock. The partnership
II TO commence on the ist day of May, A. d. 1879 and
terminate on the ist day of May, A. ID. 1884
W. y. JENkS GsEAL.
my7-eodiw LEVI WOODBURY. fsEAJL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

A CORRESPONDENT complains that brokers
of New York and Baltimore are allowed to do
general brokerage business in the halls of
the Treasury Department without a license
and without paying any tax, and also that
Adams Express Company is permitted to do
an extensive business without license. If
our correspondent is well informed Major Nor
gan should attend to the matter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
9TEAMROATILME0-

GTEANER MATTANO Captain 6zZes
- William N. nyicsl, ON aud after k.Ssll{e,cfat-
April 0 leaves wharf foot OF sixth S1Yseftftf7--r
and Y streets every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun
day, NJ n m, for tile pOtomac River Landings.
ON SUNDAYS i0t Maiox Creek, Coltun's and landing
in ~ Clements Bay ON Thursdays for MattOx
Crrek and landings in Wcomico River. on Tues
days for Cultnn's aud lending In NOnni Creek. Re
turning ON Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morn
ingA making intermediate landings. Also Chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up.
Iuf mrthOf Information Inquire nt offices Of a. H..
SlikNtlf. No. rs aud till PennsyivhniA avenue, or
at ufiioe. foot oi sixth aud streets southwest
mY.lu "a. A. JONES. Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

THE Hon. l.. p. MORTON, of New York
has kindly favored us with o pamphlet
copy of his able speech on the silver ques-
tion. 1t sustains the position of its author
with signal ability, and evidences the fact
that the debater in Congress who crosses his
lance with that of Mr.. MORTON will fud
an adversary worthy of his steel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

MIR. WARNER has the consolation, should
his silver bill fail in the House, that it died
in the House where it originated, and was
not slaughtered in the Senate, as it will be
should it ever reach there. IL will die at
home and with its parent, aud can be buried
decently by its friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
1879

TO THE SdRFH EHEHfrSTAFlA EEf ARB s9uEB usE5urnwnsr
srLENbfD' 'shE stENEH9 M MSGNfFldhNf ShF &c EQUIP,
IN ETFEcT II MAY IL, 1879.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot cor
For Ps6aas ana tss AS i m daily with
Pnrlor Car to Plttsburg and Sleeping cars from
N XNb Tlb aFSG fa5 z
For Canandaigua Rochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls
with Palace Cars to Cannndaigha. For Williams
port Lock Haven, and Watkins, ut 1850 a. M.
For New York and the East 1880 and ol5 p. M daily,
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parior Cars sp a. M. daily except
For Brookiyn, New YORK, al through trains connect
at Jersey CITY with boa's of "Brooklyn Annex
Ing double ferriage and Journey across New York
For Philadelphia $780, $780, and o;is p IN. daily Lin
ited Express Hs30 u. m. daily. except sunday.
Fer baltimore GiO s:,j, @ and i2O p. daily,
except sunday: 1880 H. M. 1870 6;aO 7:iD ana lO:lo
For iopes Creek Line. $40 a. and 40 p daily
For annapolis. J:io a. nj. and 400 p daily, except
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
MN Wnr :, AHp n pn pAh,IiSANpRiA AND "AshlNe'
For Alexandra, 7;l5 s. o. 70. II a. M and liis 8, 429
80 and 1880 p. m. On Sundays H. m.' llo'
For Richnond and the South, G:JO a. m. daily, and
80 + nnS m daily sxesp sunday snr os,rco, 7,s
On & TO- II a; = N; am and IL I2o 3, and l. m'
commodntions can be procured at the otices north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvani
asd ss o epo wsre bc
len Tor the checking OF bnggago 70 destinations from
~'''' L. P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, Gonerai Manager.
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Mightler Than the payouct.

TAbnny EVcnlng JOUInnI.T
In harmony with general expectation II Is an.
nOuncod from Washington that the President viii
veto the legislative appropriation bill rs It passed
the Senate. At this rate the Confederate Democrats
will learn ere long that
There Is q weapon irmer set
Aud mighter than the bayoneL"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
ANUS EM ENTy.
National Theatro-olosing of the "pinaso,

National Theatro-Closingo OF the "Pinafore."
The Pnafore went of with flying colors last
night The great feature of the performance was
the reappcarance of the May Queen of Josephbles.
Miss Blanche Chapman. She was hailed with sin.
ccre enthusiasm and delight Only two perform.
anccs rcmatn-the matinee 10. day and the perform.
auce to.night-and then we will have To bid good
bye to " Pinaforo" indeed. The cast will be the
same as last night. Those who miss these two OPP
the opera,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

BY invitation of the G. A. r. Hon. MARK
II. DUNNELL has consented TO deliver the
oration on Decoration Day over the Union
dead at Loudoun Park Cemetery, Baltimore
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A LOT GIVEN AWAY.
VIII be sold a thoroughly built, elegantly finished,
new House, with Lot; all improvements: II rooms
and subcellar with summer kitchen for "a less price
than any irst-cass builder will build IA similar house.
sI,50 only required, OWNER
my2lgws IGf, Rho,le Tsinnd aycnne
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
80 TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Nla5@ TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
OFFICE or TuE WATER REGISTRAR,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsIiiNGrON, May 81, 1874
BY direction of the honorable Con,in!ssoners OF
the District of Columbia, II Is hereby ordered that in
all cases where the stOpbox ected with tho
waller services In front Of premises project above the
pavement the same shalt be lowered TO q level with
the surnse OF the sidewalk all streets where the
sidewalk IL on the proper grade.
Special permits Will be ss,ied for this work without
charge 10 authorized plumbers. 1llOS. q. COX,
m Water Registrar.
nI9sS DIR. ". W. JOHNSTON
kS Inns removed
HIS OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
TO li0i II STREET,
Corner Fourteenth aud III streets northwest
myl7-It*
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

THE demand for BEN HILLS speech, in
which he attempted to apologize for the
secession war, continues to increase In close
Western districts, wherein it is freely dis
tributed as a Republican campaign docu-
ment AT the same time HILL is being
roundly denounced by his Bourbon constit-
uents in Georgia and the South generally,
who insist that there was nothing in that
war TO apologize for. This unhappy pre-.
dicament in which Mr. HILL finds himself
Is not " the result of ill-advised asperity y
on the contrary it is the result of despica-
BILE failure by him to follow in the eoncilia-
tory footsteps Of such rampant Gushers as
LAMAR and GoRDoN. Those eminent
worthless, while assuming, as HILL did, the
garb of humility and the smooth tongue
of neighborly pacifcNtiOn, did not disgust
nor alarm either friend or foe by Offering
any excuse for their past records or the mis-
deeds of their sections, but claimed outright
that they had abandoned secession for good
and ala claim, we are sorry TO say, they
have not faithfully adhered to- They are,
no doubt, as earnest In their friendship to
the Lost Cause as HILL ever was, for they
have proved their tealty thereto sword in
hand but they have been careful not to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

Ga, encountered the enemy cntrenchcd at
New Hope Church, but was unable 10 dislodgc
them, after fighting all day The Federal
troops lost upward OF jOO men In killed sud
truuuNaI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
TuE STEAMER
Mary Washington.

CART ,. J. NEWELL, Commanding.
Will make two daily excurHions fcxCept when char
tcrpsil leaving hpr wharf foot OF seventh street at
an a ~ and D. ~. touching nj such landings AS
may Do desirable he above steamer has been thor.
ouahly rCNitru uuu rpfurulshcd, making her the
FINEST EXCURSION BOAT
nu the river. Professor Rogers NLEE CLUB and
bHthi-thA Will accompany tho hont each trip.
larucs desiring 10 charter. or further Information
call ~ SHars DRUGSTORE, corner OF Eleventh and v
streets northwest, OF ON board. mys3Sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

CorFEE-PoT WALLACE will begin work
as an investigator again very soon. He will
steer clear of Philadelphia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
WAR ANNIVERSARIES.
Pertinent Extracts from the Chronology OF
tho Rebellion.
1891

MAY 24-13OOO United States troops entered
Virginia from tho District of Columbia The
Eleventh New York Volunteers Fire Zouaves),
under Colonel Ellsworth, landed at Alexandria,
The Colonel descending from the roof OF tho
Marshall House, where he had captured robel
flag, was shot and instantly killed by the land
lord, one James Jackson, jackson was almost
as instantly killed by Corporal Browncll, of the
Colonel's party Missouri State troops refused
to dsbsnd. kentucky offered herself as a
mediator.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

Both official and unofficial information
agree in effect that the so-called political
trials growing out of violations of the ma
tional election laws last year in Florida
cannot fail to produce the most beneficial
results upon the future peace and prosperity
of that State. The several convictions of
ballot-box suffers that have already oc-
CURED, as well as others that are likely to
occur before Judge SETTLES court have
stricken terror to the minds of evil-doers in
both political parties. Although the tele-
graphic news from the pending trial of
Representative" HULL is meagre and un-
satisfactory it is safe TO assume the record
Judge SETTLE has made in this series of
cases on trial before him will be rounded off
with distinctive illustration of the i'm
partiality of the blind goddess, who sees no
difference in the malefctor, be he the petty
county official or the would-be national
statesman. Mr.. HULL's striped suit is
awaiting him at Albany.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

SCARCELY since the JENNY LIND f,rOre,
when the people seemed willing to be
crushed for the opportunity of purchasing a
reserved seat at a fabulous price, has there
been anything seen in this country that
equals the rush for the refunding certiti-
Gates. The Treasury, Post-Ofice, and other
Departments here where these certificates
can be obtained are besiegod by vast null
titude of people who are on the make in
small way. The post-ollice in New York
city presents very lively scene. People
begin to assemble there at three o'clock in
the morning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

ALREADY the Radicals have opened fire on
Senator MCDoNALD's anti-bayonet bill. Thcy
fear that Mr.. HAYES may sign it in the alb
sonce of any honest reason for not doing so
but their fear is groundless. In his present
temper Mr.. HAYES would veto the decalogue
If sent to him from Democratic Congress-
post.
And If he were to do so it would be upon
the only ground that the Confederates adj
NIT that lie has the right to exercise that
power, viz: to prevent hasty legislation
for no Democratic Congress, after mature
deliberation, will ever adopt the decalogue.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double Track -
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE .
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST.

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1879, AT 42O A, NJ.
Si6j--fYEw .y6RK, PMfIXBELPHIA, AND nos
T9M EXPREss RE Elco o, Slty On SUNDAYS to-
RS Mount 5SaGn WInSn. IesR ~ ReEy m asS hs
o5o"Baiti%orew "S wH hmnapos, and Way V cdmonp
strasbury, Winchester, HagorstOn, Frederick,
sOO"tRkLfFiMooRti%S LIZ No tiSl XND LAUREL EXPRESS.
SIO.-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, winches
AND bAGTfAbhE tEis E2Fihs. tshif farior % Car TO
aa'Sii$T;; ,fI1Iis' SItIS4Sg9. COLUMBUS, AND
town, and Valley Branch except sunday
Through car to Staunton, Pullman Cars to Gin.
cinnaii daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily except
o0o..ion sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis and
"BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens.
burg College. ne!syille Laurel, Annapolis juno
UOn JeSsups. ana Hanover.
IS-SEW S0kR, IsHfA P9HifLA bEGPhiA.' GPH 'A AND Bos:
,.,, TON EXpRissS; stops at Laurel,
$50 -B4fTfMoRaRR.T SaR i Bfg,ApENsbuRa, I, M AND LAU
~ MEi; mMpkESs Frederick via Relay stops
4a'tfoiai q RSsks Fisaerck HagsStown, Win; WIN;
% Of locks %n and IVA Way s stations only. mi ,'" '
AippnHPcs md My staSpsp aMn
TlMokE EXpRIsss Norfolk; e1eep, S,,no, sunday; Y
canos Stops AZ BaaensbarS gam and LAUREL
e@:so-r1int @ OF Rocks and md Way Stations.
xLTfMoREFEXPREss, ElIico,t city, via
siSHtCnicAGo. COLUMBUS. AND Pl1TsBuRG
EXPRESS. sleeping car TO Chicago, Pttsburg,
ioiS.iS XIV YoHR, pHILA pErpHIA, AND BAL.
TIMoRE EXPIttss, stops at Blsdenseurg and
laurel Sleeping car To- New York and special
iiOO..fsT. Louis AND CiNCTNNATI EXPRESS.
tDsiiy SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
=, e,,.,,s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

The entertainments at the Summer Theatre Com
ique are provcrbially excellent. The bill offered
this week Is no exception, Lnd all should attend To-
night
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24
DIED.

SlGAltS.-On Friday morning. May 81. 1872 MARY
n, daughter OF the late James W. and Rcbccca Sears,
OF Alexandria, Va.
Funeral from the residence of her brother w. l.
Scars, 81 Thirteenth street northwest, ON sunday
May - ut iS0 u. M, Friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend
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INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTISG COM.
PANN.
ron NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE,
IND THE SOUTH.

=
On and AFTER April 10 the now md t6-zss
LAKE aud JANE MosELEY lenye.ss...sssl
sixth street wharf every MONDAY TUESDAY,
wkDNESnAl, and FRIDAY. ut $40 o'clock y. M,
and sATuRDAY at p. M eonnccting az Norfolk
and all niilroAd lines South.
FirstclaS, hre. rs cents: round trip, q. second
class hfc. 10 cnts round trip 70 cents Good for 10
days.
Freight at lowest rates r
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves sixth
stree lwharf every Monday at H. IN. for Nominl
Thursday iOr CurHomRn. md saturday for Leonard
town, stopping at intermediate landings going and
returning.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and II. G. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier II, East River, Now York ev
cry Saturday, at y. M; Georgetown Monday, and
Alexandria same day
Freight taken at lowest rates, Apply al Office under
National Metropolitan Bank Ffcenih street. Office
of agent foot of Sixth street. Washington and 6S Wa
ter street. Georgetown. SAM'L BACON.
mchi President
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR SAFE

y
E'0R sALE-TiIAT VALUABLE PROPERTY
II KNOWN ASTHE ARLINGTON BREW ERY
,. WASHINGTON, ID. q. -
This property has front Of 10 feet X street
north, by depth OF 1871 street
west This brewery has been succt4 fIl operation
for the past twenty-five years. and contains large and
very comnodios arched vaults. in one OF which
.here IN are Two artesion wells, with constant supply
OF good water. There ~ tirty.quarter malt house
attached. The brewery Is lifted with ale tubs yats
ana oil mnchlnery necessary class ale or beer
brewery. The premises being cuniniudOus aud nj.
most weatherproofnre we'll adapted to packing
eStnDIslment any other business, requiring space
ana cold temperature The property win be sold at
bargain, and Is now offered easy terms Apply to
THOMAS O. TltAFFORD,
"a Annapolis Junction, L. and q. Railway,
my2t9te Anne Arundel County, Md.
A RARE BUSINESS CHANCE-F0R SALE
a Pencks Wood and Coal Depot, on New York
avenue between sixth and Seventh streets north
vest this s one OF the oldest and best established
stands In the city. doing large, line business; Will
sell the hxtures teams, stock on hnnd, and the
ground, which has frontage OF IS feet. Apply 70
TIios. b. PENICKS, on the premises. myl0tf
ENOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
- property for sale. JOHN SII ERMAN & co, ST
Cloud Buildlng. Real estate and leans iyal.iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

THE new bill TO regulate the manner of
the electoral count gives to the States,
through their judiciary, the right to deter
mine the result of contests in the event of
disputed electoral elections. We have heard
of something Of this kind before. 1t is well
to remember in this connection that the va
lidity of the last electoral count in South
Carolina was finally adjudicated through
the process of writ of mandamus, by
which the controversy therein involved was
transferred to the United States Circuit
Court.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-24

ITO BUY DEAR AND TO SELL CHEAP is OUR
Il MOTTO.
JUSrHS OLD STAND Is "A guarantee Of the above
for nrstolass SECOND'HAND CLOTHING, OF
The highest prices viii DO positively paid.
Address or call vt
JUSTHS OLD STAND
No. 0l0 ID street between Sixth aud Seventh streets
northwest or branch store, No. i05 Ninth street. be-
tween ID and streets northwest apl