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National Republican., 1880-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


eJsy" "1Asr NOTICE 10 pqEpLsIEouESr TAX
sec Of the act uf Congress approved March 2,
!bI. which relates TO personal teXte. directs The Cul-
ector OF Taxes to distldtH auHcla P0Ofs and char.
els as may e necessary 10 pay any Delinquent tax ud
aud sell ~ auction The estate and Interest % such
delinquent Va any pCtctt N Ldpd In said District
lhese DsfsOitH htutS are now 9uei-ic, as provided
IN snd section, and ALI nELtNQuEsTs are hereby
nollned that the law icU Js DuOrctd without further
notice.
by order orthe Commissioners. 7. G -
lu29-a Collector of Taxes.
sl0ys1 o. o. F.-GoLDEN RULE LODGE, no. ~,
~ VIII be Instituted at Odd.Fellows Hal. Sew
enth street northwest, THIS (Mouday) EVENING
nt O'Clock. All members Of the order are cordially
Invited 10 be present by order ....,,
II Jos. BURROUGHS.
H~SSiyS TREASURER AND ASSESsoB'S OFFICE,
49, WAsH1NOTuN, D. C.'July w, lS-V,
NOTICE TO TANPAYERS - BOARD OF AP-
Notice Is hereby given That the assessments Of rev
improvements on real property, made in compliance
with the Act OF Congress approved March D. 1871, aud
Its amendment approved April & 1875 may be exam.
ined by persons Interested, and after the lst OF
The Board of Appeals viii hold daily sessions AT
this office from the 1ST to the GOTH DAY OF AUG
US for the purpose OF hearing and determining any
aud nll appeals fr1m the valuations.
lngs Just erected and NOT HERETQFORE As.
SESSED, as al other valuations on real estate VIII
remain as now until new assessment Ia ordered by
Congress- -
Appeals from PERSONAL ASSESSMENTS will
be heard and determined At the same time.
BY order Of the Commissioners ~. G.
ROBERT p. DODGE,
Juci-st Treasurer aud Assessor.
National Republican., 1880-07-26

claim his right TO govern emblazoned above
the gliuering bayonets Of his followers
that the law Of force shall prevail-that
Governors island shall become rs historic
Ms Fort Sumter ChiGken-hearted TnDEN,
more concerned for his bonds than for his
party or the glory of dominion, is no more
factor iu the problem Little MAC,
" the brilliant organizer" who would take
century TO perfect his plans, and even
then be unprepared 10 seize the sceptre Of
power, was long ago laid on the SHELF 1t
is now the superb SOLDIER the hero Of
Gettysburg, the dashng maior'general who,
imaginarily aggrieved and rash TO act, will
set all expediency at defiance and be
sternly illogical who would be rs deter
mined in action as he is grand in form and
magnificent in carriage.
There is deeper significance in this ut
terance than the great body of our country
men are disposed to attach TO it. There
was method in this madness Of fDoUGHERTY.
The situa ton is fraught with extreme dam
ger to therepublic. A Mexicanizing policy
already haunts our vision, especially when
we recall to mind that one of the principal
inducements held out 10 southern delegates
at Cincinnati to vote for HANCOCK was
that at the time of the electoral count he
intimated to General SHERMAN that should
the president of the senate declare in favor
of Mr. HAYES and the house Of representa-
tives ON the contrary claim Nr. TILDEN's
election, lie should, without hesitation,
recognize Mr.. TItDEN as president of the
United States and yield to him cheerful
and faithful obedience. Aud this is the
man who now asks Of the American people
their suffrages-this man, who four years
ago was meditating treason against the
legally constituted authorities of the land.
And it is not ut all unreasonable TO suppose
that the Office which he was disposed to un-
dertake for Mr.. TnDEN he would not hesi-
tate to render for himself II therefore be-
hooves our countrymen to ponder well the
issue which is thus set before them. Can
any patriotic man, in view of this coutin-
gency, honestly vote for General HANCOCK
In the face of this declaration, which re-
ceives the cordial Endorsement Of the demo-
cratic press, can any intelligent citizen oi
this republic, who has at heart the welfare
of his country, give to General HANCOCK
his support? 10 ask the question is to
answer it.
National Republican., 1880-07-26
w1rMEn,s pHoNM1Io oRrnoanArnY

wITMER's PHONEIIC ORTHOGRAPHY.
The author Of this new work on phonetcs
has kindly laid a copy of his first book on our
table, aud according TO our old-fashioned idea
of photography its spelling is mighty bad.
The work, however, has its intents, and those
are to royolutionize tho construc tion of words
in our language 50 as TO economi2e the num-
Der of letters introduced and harmonize tho
sound in their adaptation. We have known
Mr.. WITMER for more than forty years as
student and teacher aud have ever found him
thoughtful, reasoning and honest man. He began
as teacher of English rudiments in Erie county.
N.Y., in 1897, and this little volume Of forty
eight pages is the result of long years Of study
aud investigation Of the subject Of philology.
Mr.. w. claims that too little attention has
been paid to the pronunciation Of our language,
and hence has arisen much carelessness with
regard to the method OF spelling and writing
il. His aim now is 10 have a convention Of
practical professors and ed ucators from all
parts of the country to determine a standard
of pronunciation aud apply his "fonetic
"afabet" TO that pronunciation, and then he
thinks all will be in harmony. Without more
time TO study up the advantages of what at sight
seems like throwing the Englsh language
into pi, we cannot say whether we sympathze
with this effort or not. At sight-leaving our
old.fnshioned education and taste as our mon
itor-wo should say no, but this being pro-
gressiye age, there may bo much in his theory
that is valuable and that we fail TO discover
at first glance. Wo have no purpose to pass
! preciptate condemnation upon the work,
National Republican., 1880-07-26

HERE is a rich forecast of the demo-
cratic programme by the Lynchburg Vir-
giaiaR. 1t says:
II HANCOCK should be elected and SAMUEL
J. TIIDEN were made secretary of the treasury
for even few months, there would be, in all
probability, some fearful revelations. TILDEN
would be the very man TO ferret ont the ras-
calities that have so long been covered up in
some Of the public departments at Washing
ton.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN secretary of the
treasury Heaven defend the country !
The reasoning of our cotemporary on this
question that /" he would be the very man
i" to ferret out the rascalities that have been
$50 long covered up in some Of the public
departments at Washington" must have
its predicate upon the additional adage
that we should "set q thief TO catch .
"thiefn With SAMUEL J. TILDEN MS Sec
retary of the treasury, he might, perhaps,
be able to ferret out aud wipe out the de-
| linquencies in the payment of his income
tax, by which the internal revenues of that
| department have been largely defrauded.
| That is one of the rascalities that he
might possibly 4" ferret out, but never with
the intention of making proper restitution
When General HANCOCK shall be president
which he cannot be-then 1t will be per
fectly proper perhaps, to put railroad
wrecker, cipher ogre, state stealer and
a revenue defaulter at the head of ouI
national treasury, for it will give the "brig-
"adiers - and moonshiners wider
range of opportunity than they have hat
with that barrel" When the skies fal
we shall catch larks, and when HANcocE
is elected. SAMUEL J. TnDEN may bo made
secretary of the treasury. Hereis a subjec
for MAST. The field is broad and fertile
National Republican., 1880-07-26

p arty is engaged in electing a democra
from district which has ten thousand re.
publican majority
National Republican., 1880-07-26
MINOR TOPICS.


THE doctors say that there will be some
difficulty in restoring Dir, Tanners stomach to
natural condition. In its present condition it
would not retain food nor digest 1t. II is in
shrivolod and torpid state, much tho same as
il parayzod. When it becomes necessary to
administer food an emetic must FIRST be given
to produce action, when very small amounts Of
beef tea or milk will be fed the patient
THE wet season IN Paris has been productive
Of q wonderful crop Of umbrellas. writer
from that city TO the Cincinnati Enquirer Of a
recent date says Il have seldom seen, during
a residence here of many years, so much rain
aud so many umbrellas. And such um-
brellas Colors aud shapes beyond the
kaleidoscope aud all the books of Eu'
cid And their cost. Some figure as high rs
$4,000 each, and have heard Of one for Sl7,-
600. Embroidered, enjoweled, bclacel, ironed,
pearled, ambered, isspered, japannod, mo-
sacked and bewildering adornments Of Par
isian parapluie."
The census gives 20,5i9 as the number Of
Chinese In San Francisco out of total of
2SO,000, or only about fourteen per cent. ofthc
population. These figures will surprise most
eastern people. From the outcry made in re-
gard to tho cheapness of Chinese labor and the
terrible competition to which white men were
subjected by reason of the crowds of mongo.
lians, tho impression in this region was uni
versal that something like half of the popula-
ton Of San Francisco was Chinese. We do
not see that tho twenty thousand are more
than sufficient to fill menial places which
Americans generally wonld starvc rather than
supply. We suspect that the check which
John gave to servantgalism in San Francisco
has brought him his most loud.mouthed and
persistent nersecnlors.
National Republican., 1880-07-26

scRtBNER's 81. Nicholas for August contains
much interesting matter, among which is
very interesting paper ON placer aud gulch
mining. The spread for the young folks is
both entertaining aud instructive.
National Republican., 1880-07-26

THE New York Herald wildly suggests
that General HANCOCK is to be the MOSES
of the democratic party "who will serve
"notice upon greenbackers in Maine, pro-
tectionists in Pennsylvania, infationists
in Indiana and repudiators in Virginia
"perhaps even upon hoodlums in Califor-
"nia-that, no matter what cooperative
"services they render in the democratic
"canvass, they will receive no favor or
countenance from his administration if he
" is elected president of the United States"
The Herald does not appear to reflect that
if such notice was served, it wo uld be apt
to cut off such slice from the democratic
party that the subsequent proceedings
"would interest him no more"
National Republican., 1880-07-26

and hence we say with much cheOrfulness to
parents aud teachers, for whom it is intended,
look into and examine its merits aud demer-
its carefully for yourselves.
National Republican., 1880-07-26

PERSONS leaving town for the summer
can have The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN for
warded to them at so cents per mouth,
posiage mid.
National Republican., 1880-07-26
~@NoTICEl

As NoiiOE'
The Republicans or the Eleventh District are
hereby notified to sttend the club meeting on the
26th OF JULY, IN 1hompson's hall. In rear OF 2H ~
street between Ninth aud Tenth streets southwest,
to make necessary arrangements for participation IN
strntion, August prox.
By order OF the President.
q. L. JACKSON, JOSEPH THOMPSON.
-.cro,ary
National Republican., 1880-07-26

THE New York World calls its lie about
Justice swAYNEa case of misplaced quo.
tation marks" This is equal to old
TI.DEN's Characterization of PELToN's fail.
ure to buy an elector in South Carolina as
a futile dalliancc"
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lebte leitoem ununterbrod)cu III bieItger Staot.
Die Setrbi9ung fiRbet morgen gtadmittag
llbr ltatt.
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Grant TIT Wertfp.

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meritaniiden tSouptftaot peiter rtilet1.
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9sr aaG)fte aempfratiS1e Nattpnals
Enfsfsrfaf

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fir ct. goui5 uno fiir g8aibngton abgege=
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Guropaiid)e Gabelberidte.
sses oer oeut;d,c,, s,ountEto.t.

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uon Seiten 0eItl9lanb'S befiir1tet meroe.
SIR 9ei1stage tpuroe beute Die Debate ge-
tegsntlid] ber stueiten 9eiuns oes 9aogets lott
seitbt. Der SOrlflag sur Gtabliruag eines
aeniulat8 81 Apia, auf Samoa, tuutSe Dem
SiibgetsG Gorlite iiberrpielen. Der Reibsfan3-
ler srflarte, Ger Sorid)las itebe bur9aus i'll fei
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betrugeu 5000 Gaaen.
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Stn0t Baltimore.

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