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National Republican., 1881-07-13
Rotation,

Our Democratic morning neighbor, the
Post, after careful deliberation, has de-
cidcd that the only way out of the will
derness of wickedness in which the
Nation is now said to be cropping its way
is by rotation of parties. Having in its
mind the reign of Buchanan, it remarks
No party can remain long in power without be.
coming corrupt II is in the natural order of
things II is inevitable What the country most
needs what our official establishment must have
to keep II pure, is frequent renovation. Parties
are a necessity but it is n fatal mistake to give
either or any ofthem perpetual lease of the Gov
ernment
One thousand dollars will be paid by us
for any declaration like the above in a
Democratic paper while that party was in
power. We know the Democracy look
wistfully over the fence, but the people
will never again rotate them into power
as party. -.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
A disgrace 10 American JourpaIl.n,.

There is feature connected with the
shooting of President Garfield which does no credit
TO the heart or judgment Of any one. We refer 10
the attempt of certain individuals and portions OF
the press to prejudice the public opinion against
what is known as the stalwart faction OF Republi.
cans When newspaper Of the character Of the
New York Tribune heads its editorials commenting
on the attempted assassination of President Gar
field, FACTIONS Latest Crime" and "a Blow at
Republicanism," aud then cruelty seeks to deduce
lessons rejecting on ex-senator Conkling or Vice
President Arthur, or on the soundness of public
morals and the general safety OF individual life It
does something OF which any decent paper ought
10 be ashamed, D0csnot the Tribune think that its
columns, day aiterd day rceking with denunciatlons
Of Conkling, Arthur and their friends, might not
equally have been The means of arouSing the as
sassin to his work? Such talk must cease, Pal
sled be the tongue that, during the present fearful
crisis adds to its dangers. II Mr.. Garfield dies, Mr.
Arthur would take his place, aud there should now
be In his behalf the united prayers and benedic-
tions of distracted and grief-strcken people,
Richmond (IldD Palladium.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
Disgusting Machine Politics Again.

Disgusting Machine Politics Again.
Tho New York Tribune is Juggling with
might and main to dragoon Legislators
into obedience to an alleged caucus, alias
a conference. We are shocked at the
shameful proceeding. Even if there had
been regular caucus at Albany, which
there has not, how could that virtuous
old Magdalen, the Tribune, engage in the
wicked work of seeking to induce obedi-
ence TO its mandatesP What has become
of the right of private judgmentP What
is man TO do if his conscience" will
not let him vote for the pulp man
and good, merry old Judge Lapham ?
And then there is the Boss system. Is
that TO flourish with Collector Robertson
at the head? 1t is sad that just as the
Half-Breeds had created harmony in
the party by abolshing the caucus
system, and even the Stalwarts had
ad justed themselves to tho new rule for
every Republican to go as he pleases, We
are startled 10y another of those nasty
caucuses. Ughl
National Republican., 1881-07-13

A Virginia writer says: ave some
times sec tender fair flower of girl in the midst
of group Of loud-yoiccd, loud hammered sisters.
Neither understands the other, and, like the ugly
duckling OF the fairy tales, She becomes the star
that eclipscs all the rest, much to their amazemcnt
The explanation is simple Somewhere back In
her ancestry was gentleman who mingled the
patrician with the plebciun current, and It breaks
outim her, and makes her as another bcing-a very
lily among hOllyhocksn
National Republican., 1881-07-13
Lager AiecI',

1t has been alleged for some time that
lager beer IL favored with glucose, rosin, bad malt
aud cigar slubbs II Is now stated that cocculus
indlcus Is extensively mixed In certain brands.
Perhaps the fact that the different kinds of beer
taste so differently may not be remotely connected
with the introduction Of these various adultera.
uons
National Republican., 1881-07-13
a Gum.Cbeving MonopoIist.

Congressman Miller, the wood-pulp
Half Breed candidate for United States Senator,
has made e reputation rs a gum. .cnewcr and n
mOnopoist. lie is medlocrty who would I'll
C0nkling's place as pea would cathedral. lie
is not the man for the position, and he should not
be Clectcd.-BuGdLO S,lnddy World
National Republican., 1881-07-13

THE REPUBLICAN, would be glad to hear
briefly from any of its patrons at the
watering-places.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
A Mountain Railway.

A railway is to be built up Mount La
fayelte. OF the White Mountain range. The noun.
tain Is $500 feet above the level of the sea- and It's
summit can be reached by climbing line of three
miles. It's estimated cost is Sl50O0O.
National Republican., 1881-07-13

PERSONS leaving the city for the sum-
mer can have THE REPUBLICAN mailed to
them by leaving their address at the
business office.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
ALInm.

II was only a summer Irritation
That each had enjoyed, with the plan
That The matter should reach consunm alton
Exactly at where II began,
And set II gives each Of MS sorrow
10 think we apart hence must roami
But her husband comes for her to, morrow,
And wife writes 10 me 10 come home
National Republican., 1881-07-13
Sarcasm.

Scene in restaurant; Man with his
coat of, struggling with piece of steak, calls out
10 the proprletor "sGy, don't the horns 80 with
this ere mcaiY
National Republican., 1881-07-13
2Guctiou Sales.

TINTED STATES AIARSHAL;S SALE.-BY
- virtue Of writ OF hori hcias, issued out Of the
Clerks 0nlce Of the Supreme Court Of the District of
SALE for cash. at the house door OF said District
on THURSDAY, the 2Sth day OF July, 1851, Mt II
o'clock M all the right, tile claim and Interest of
the defendant In and 10 the following described prop
eTy, 70 VII; Lots Nos ~ H. and Y in square No;
upon as the property Of defendant Joshua A. Rltche,
10 satisfy execution No. 1853 at law, in favor Of Keil-
holtz 4 Harrison G. j.. HENRY,
iy%tJVn3 United Stntps Marshal.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
An A,IXnnInnc

On some of the small branch roads in
the country conductors have great advantage
over those who arc expected 10 call out the names
Of stations IN the city They sometimes sit down
beside girl, ask her how many boGrders her folks
are going to have This summer tell her the name
OF the next station and hclp her of,
National Republican., 1881-07-13
lie SsOI Even.

A Philadelphia clergyman who married
couple afew days ago and was cheated out of his
fec, the bridegroom promising 10 call the next day
and pay him, advertised the wedding in city
paper, and added: No cards, no cake, no cash
no certth
National Republican., 1881-07-13
IsnIli.IIeaA.

lfa young man sitsup too late with his
sweetheart in smiuboro' the old couple come into
the paror and with Il refinement Of sarcasm in
Yile him 10 stay a few minutes longer 10 breakfast
National Republican., 1881-07-13

JoHNNY BULL is predicting a crisis
over here. Well, what of it? What has
a "blarsted Hinglishman got to do with
the affairs ofthis country, anyhow?
National Republican., 1881-07-13

BY virtue Of writ OF heri facias, issued out of the
Clerks once Of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and to me directed, 1 will sell at public
sale for cash. at the Courthouse door Of said District
O'clock M all lie right little, claim, and interest
Ia aud 70 the following described property, TO wit;
Part Of lot In square l2, Washington d. a., begin
ming on Twentieth street. Is feet from the southwest
Of said lo thence north along the line OF said
street, IL feet - inch thence east along north line
l55 feet 10 nches thence south along line Al feet
y lnchi thence west In line parallel with the north
line of said lot l55 feet ~ inches 10 the beginning,
levied upon as the property Of defendant, James Car
rico to satisfy execution No. lDi55. nt law In favor OF
Arundel and Fairfax. CHARLES Il. HENRY,
le2gtJy2O United states Marshal ID. q.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
only IIaIERreed

The New York Commercial AdUertiser
says " II Is only half breed comet after all"
National Republican., 1881-07-13
2SantcS --2llis cellaneo,ls.


VIZ ANTED--A GOOD TEACHER on PIANO
w for girl ~ years OF age price not to exceed $40
per quarter; must come to house Address s2l Ninth
street northwest. Jyl93"
WY ANTED-BY A LADY. A GOVERNMENT
w position; fair per cent of salary given Address
II. NJ, Republican Office. jyi33t
NXTANTED-si,Jo 800, FOR THREE OR FIVE
w years, ut per cent; no commission. Address
D. II. X. Repnblican Office. jyll-3tt
wv ANTED-A GOLD WATCH, ,sTEM-WINDER,
w with or without chain. Address II. s., Iiepubll-
can office. jyiS3t
VIZ yANTED-FGFr DOZEN CLARET BOT.
w ties. Apply to MILLER & JONES,
jyi33t| National Theatre Building.
WY vANrED TO pURCHASE-A FEW HUN
w dred dollars worth of Bonds, Shares, or Stock
OF some corporation association such u railroad
or building association for example Address, Civ
ing price, &C., j. G., Republican Office. jylsM~
XyTANTED-A TRACT, WRITTEN BY REV.
w u. ID. Tharnwe "Our Danger and Our Duty"
published ut Charlcstown by the southern Tract So
cety in lSG2'63; liberal price viii be paid. Address
IL, Republican Office, jyl2-5tH
w TTANTED-EVERYBoDY 10 TRY HOW.
w sons lceCream, rich, pure. delicious, sl.5 agal,
gal of one havoring TO excursions festivals NC. I'll
gal. llOl Twelfth street, Jyll.Ste
A PARIsIAN LADY WANTS TO GIVE LES
"A sons In French, at her own or pupils residence;
best city rciercnce terms moderate. Apply at liJ
Massachuselts avenue. lyllits
VXyANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN Il.
w Beall, Room D. lia0 New York avenue II II Conl-
missioner of Deeds for every state and Territory,
United States Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always In Office from 0 D. np3O-ly
National Republican., 1881-07-13
2Sanfe0-- --Souoes.

WV ANTED-A SMALL HOUSE on THREE OR
w -Four Unfurnished Rooms, with modern i'm
prOvCmcnts not fnr from Government Printing OflCc.
No children. Address, with all particulars, A. n,
Republican Office. iy9-3tt
National Republican., 1881-07-13

NJ WILLIAM OFFERS % PER CENT OFF
WI his entire stock OF NEW SUMMER GOODS,
French Pattern Bonnets and Hats, Millinery Nov;
elites, silk Wraps street aud Travelling Wraps, all
the best French Corsels, Lawn and Percae Wrap
pcrs, Lawn and Bingham Suits, Black Dnmnssc
Suits, fine assortment of Paras0ls and Gloves
Parisian Novelties In Neckwear BLACK and White
Lnces In great variety, Ladies' ana Misses Bathing
suits and Capsand carefully selected line Of Partisan
Novelties. Best English Needles four papers for
twenty cents. Store will be closed at six O'clock,
NJ WILLIAM.
cite Trevise Paris. O07 Penna avenue
National Republican., 1881-07-13
Observation-Disclosures.
2SonteS-- @ooms.


yXyANTED--BY a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w two or three communicating Rooms, for light
housCkcoping no children: central location Ad-
dress, stating terms, CENTRAL, Republican Office.
jyl25t~
wv ANTED-BY THREE LADIES, FOUR UN.
w furnished Rooms, on second floor, for house
keeping; permanent. prompt pay; reference Ad.
dress PERMANENT, Republican office. jyi2-StH
VIZ TANTED-TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
w (SccOnd floor prelcrred), with Board, for four
gentlemcn gas and bath required would like break
fast between II and ~ and mn not earlier than
halfpast lve. Address w w. :, box 4S, Republican
Office. jyl1-Gt
WV ANTED-BY a LADY, a SALOON PARLOR
w or two communicating Ruoms on the first floor
In northwest section; permanent and money In nd
vance. Address TENANT, Republican Office O-3tF
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THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Pr 9 g . Q etve-
TOR 1881.

TuE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN begins The
nc'c year under new management and wih
ncu material.
u ,cW be s,dl,roH Republican Journal
hUnH be The best newspaper in he District
Of Columbia
H'cH furnish during tht sessions Of Con-
srssS satisfactory report Of The proceedings,
end ,ciH oioH times gicc complete Information
ofhe official doings in all Departments ofhe
Government
HWiA giue all interesting Information hat
can be tegitimdteiy obtained concerning the
Intentions and policies Of the ruling po,cer.
In District affairs Il DM know only The best
interests Of The people upon Ohose favor Il re-
hes, and wiH at all times cooperate with pro-
sressiue citizens, tgithoa regard 10 their polt-
tcdi predictions, 'Gho hare measures TO pro-
pose and ddUdnce for nc improvement Of The
National Capital.
n 'rH furnish a daily record Of all he in
teresting social eeer,tS Of U,e city, making lis
society department special feature
II GCiH gire teiegraphic ne,rS from al parts
Of u'e world reached By The 'Cires, and in It's
editorials and foreign, domestic, and city ne,cs
scH keep pace Dilh The times.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Ispubllshed daily Sundays excepted by
The National Republican Printing Company
AT lsoe AND 1910 Pennsylvania AVENUE.
TERMS.
Dha copy one w
One copy one 80
lddrets NATIONAL KEPUBLIcAN,
Washington, u. @
TEntered Al the postofice at Washington, D. e., as
bccondclass matter.l
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"E. L. w Nnn.enae.

YESTERDAY was one of Mr.. Beecher's
kind ofwarm days, and unrevised at that 1!
National Republican., 1881-07-13

DhNCopy one w
Ohecopy one 5O
lddreSs NATIONAL KEPUBLIcAN,
Washington, u. @
ENTERED nj the postofice at Washington, D. e., as
bccond-class matter.1
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Population Of The National Cagital.. 100000

WASHINGTON, D. c., JULY 10, 1881.
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GlProspcefifs.
The National Republican
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Wronneeflte.

tits published daily (sundays excepted, and win
amer the LIST Of september be also issued weekly.
1t is devoted to NEWS, POLITICS, and general
information. II Is the
BEST nTEwsPA APER
published at the scat OF Government, and In all mat
ters pertaining TO Governmental, Political, aud Social
affairs at the National Capital is superior to the tad
ing dailles Of other chief cities Of the Union.
CONGRESS AND THE DEPARTMENTS.
During the sessions Of Congress It will furnish sat
isactory report OF the proceedings aud will at oil
times give complete and reliable information Of the
official doings in the various Executive Departments.
ARMY AMID NAVY
faithful daily record will be given OF all appoint
ments, promotions dismlss1ls. assignments, and
other matters Of interest connected with the Army
and Navy
In politics II will, as hitherto. be
National Republican., 1881-07-13
STor 2Renf-- ar


FoE RENT-PARIoR AND BEpnooAl. SEC;
street northwest. opposite Franklin Square. jyl33f
VERY DESIRABLE COOL ROOMS, SUITES OF
Two and three; asS other rooms large and sn r
BILE Board. 1884 street, opposite Franklin Park.
7Oc THIRTEENTIs STREET NoKTHwEsT;
tOO Rooms, communicating, on first and second
Board jyl35tt
Il newly furnished, with use OF bath. Inquire at No.
50I Thirteenth street northwest. iyltSts
1901 sTREET-FoR RENT-PARTIEs IN
i - = i. search of delightful Rooms, In cool and
pleasant part of city. ut summer prices, may call at
the above number; small private family. jyl33tf
VERY PLEASANT RooMs-REA ABLE
y,si ycU Apply at 1919 Thirteenth street northwest
J,oR ENT-coNfMUNICATING ROOMS,
y newly furnished, on third 1oori also Parlors on
first floori references exchanged. Apply at i29 q
street norlhwest onnoste Judiciary Square. iyl2.@r
y 9nncamF % Room Tcoms ,''iI nlccly fSrnshed Si
Rooms on iirat noor, en- suite or slngly. lyl2-3t@
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENr-EN SUITE
Apply at 1909 lslrcet northwest. lyi23tt
EuRNlsHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
E Board pleasant LOCATION; Table Board sl5 per
west. jyl2-3t@s
DooMs TO RENT-Two COOL, COMMUNE
Il eating front Rooms to rent nicely inrnis cd
street northwest lyl1stt
Ono SIXTEENTH sTREET NORTHWEST
DOeD Rooms for rent furnished or unlurn'shed
en- suite or single; modern improvements; also small
single Rooms. jyll-Gtf
11oo TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
L Il sDeD Two connecting PnrlOrs, well furnished; ;
rent cheapi also. TWO connecting third-loor Rooms
very low, till september l. jyll.3ts
E,IRsT.CLAss ROOMS FOR RENT-FUR-
IL ntshed or unfurnlshed, paror floor. nt 0i street
northwest and unfurnlshed Rooms at Oi0 New York
avenue. Houses all complete and In trstcass order
jyliGt%
ENOR REST-LARGI1, COOL, AND AIRY ROOMS
II unfurnlshed, In strictly private family. North.
west corner OF Ninth aud III streets northwest. a3t
LNOR RENT-AT 41I SIXTH STREET NORTH
~ west, nice. large. airy front Room and an ad-
Joining Hall Room, cheap for the summer, to young
gentlemen with references; also two front Basement
Rooms. cheap, AS Office or to man and wife. Call be-
fore or aneri JyO-jtt
INoR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNTUR
II nislled Rooms. Apply 1917 street northwest,
betMeen Thlrteenih and FOnrtcenth streeis. iyGtf
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Sfor 2Renf-9 -9niscel(oneoi1s

yNOR RENT-THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
II by the Young Mems Christian Association, viz: An
ollce-room, four large rooms, and the chapel, all
well lighted, and heated by steam. These rooms,
erng 1909 square feet, If not rented by July
arranged, Will be for rent separately For terms, &C.
apply TO A. s. PRATT & SON, Agents, 40l Ninth
street northwest. jei5MwF 3n
nMNIBUsEs TO LET-FoR EXCLUSION AND
" Picnic Parties. Apply ut Office Imperial Hotel.
lny26-tf
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Is publlshed daily Sundays excepted by
The National Republican Printing Company
AT Isoe AND 1910 Pennsylvania AVENUE.
TERMS.
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CONGRESS AND THE DEPARTMENTS.
REPvBLrGAS.

REPJBLIGAl>.
and will advocate in a fearless and independent man
what shall appear be for the best Interests Of
the country.
1t will furnish daily record Of the interesting
social events Of the day. making It's SOCIETY DE-
| PARTMIiNT special feature.
The location OF THE REPUBLICAN, gives It SUI
peror facilities for presenting TO Its readers faithful
reports of all that at the national centre OF
Literature, Science, and Art. while Its intercourse
with public men enables II to make special feature
of the SOCIAL AND POLITICAL EVENTS AND
GOSSIP peculiar to the National Capital.
In TELEGRAPIIIC COMMUNICATION with all
parts Of tho world reached by the wires, IL will
tain each day full record OF the latest occurrences
abroad as well as at home.
Its SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE from all parts
of the world will be an interesting feature
District cf Go1uraa1oia.
As metropolitan Journal II will heartily cooperate
with progressive citizens without regard to their po-
litioal predictions, In all mea tending toward
| the Improvement Of the Federal City and which are
calculated to benefit and add to the prosperity Of It's
Inhabitants. and to increase the national pride OF all
Americans in the beauty and grandeur of the Capital
of the Republic.
| Ini,s EDITORIALS and It's FOREIGN, DoMES-
TIC, and CITY NEWS, the editors intend to main
tain the high standard already ache ved and to make
such improvements may from time TO time be slg-
gcsted by the requirements Of rst-cass newspaper.
The issue OF
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
win be commenced on the lst OF September, and will
contain In condensed FORM all the contents OF the
daily, In double sheet OF eight pages and nfy-six
columns. 1t will be in itself current history OF the
times,
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DROPOSALS FOR FUEL
Il OFFICE or PuBLIc BuILDIEos AND GROUNDS,
MAsHINGTOS, ID. e., July !, 1881.
Sealed proposals, n duplicate win be received Al
this Office up To " O'Clock noon OF JULY l5 ISSl aud
bidders for furnishing the Fuel required for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1852.
Specifications, blank forms OF proposal and any
required Information may be obtained at this Office
IysGt Colonel d. ~ A. In ehnr,e
National Republican., 1881-07-13
00onfeS.-She[p.


VHTANTED-A WHITE GIRL, As COOK AND
w IaundrCss. Apply, from to on Thursday at
1917 Eleventh street northwest, jy13-3ts
NTANTED--A NEAT CoLORED WOMAN, TO
w go short distance in the country to cook, wash
and roni wages, so. Address Il. H. Republican
Office. Mt,LWa
National Republican., 1881-07-13
9Bmaincae @honces.

TOR ALE-EsTABLISHED COAL AND WOOD
y Yard; good location Address A. b., Republican
nCp IvIasitE
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-14

FRUIT STAINs.-In the season OF
fruits, the napkins used at table,
and often the handkerchiefs and
otter articles, will become stained.
Those who have access to q good
drug store can procure bottle OF
Javelle Water. If the stains are
wet with this before the articles are
put into the wash, they will be
completely removed. Those who
can not get Javelle water can make
a solution of chloride of lime.
Four ounces of the chloride of lime
is to be put into a quart Of water, in
a bottle, and after thorough shak-
ing allow the dregs to settle. The
clear liquid will remove the stains
as readily as Javelle water, but, in
using this, one precaution must be
obyerred. Be careful to thoroughly
rinse the article to which this solu-
ton has been applied, in clear
water, before bringing it in contact
with soap. When Javelle water is
used, this precaution is not ne
cessary; but with the chloride OF
lime liquid it is, or the articles will
be harsh and stif.-American Ag,
riculturiSt for Sep. l.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-14
Piedmont Seminary for Young
Ladies.

4 higll.class school for Young Ladies'
at Spartanburg, S. c., where a thorough cd
ucatiOn is guaranteed and the best methods
and text books are used. Located in the
weil-known> Piedmont House, one OF the
most charming Summer resorts i'll the up
country"
The Course of Study comprises the usual
branches taught in the best Female Col
lcges: the personal and constant Supervi-
sion OF each pupil will be found TO be spc.
cialty OF the Institution, as well as good
and abundant food. and the refining lnt1u-
cnces OF i Christian home.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS:
Collegiate Department Gncluding FREE
Tuition in Latin and French. 50; Interme.
diate. giving sound English training), $50
Primary, $3.50; Contingent Fee. $l.5o;
Board (including fuel. furniture, lights and
scrvicc). Sti5.
Pupils received at any time anil charged
from date OF entrance.
II notified in time til" Principal will meet
pupils at Columbia Il few days before the
commencement OF each Session.
EB- Circulars and References can be OBJ.
tanned 1T the Office Of The NEwBERRY HER
AID.
Present Session ends June l.; Autumn
Session begins September IL.
J. HENRY HAGER. AN.
Principal.
Spartanburg. S. c.. Mar. -, lsSl. I1-tt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-09-14

If you want to get the reputa,
ton of knowing a heap, do as Pro-
fessor Proctor does. He guesses
what happened three or four mil
lion years ago, and predicts what
is 10 happen 100000 years
hence. It is only a few years since
he commenced, and now he can get
credit at any grocery.