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Admission. reserved seats, $1.00; ordi-
nary, 90 cents. 10 be had at the usual
place.
, 1882-04-28
Raruue John worster.

ShUM n WCASILE, Y
via TAHITI
Areithar the captain nor the undersigned
Cf agents will be responsible for debts con.
tracted by the crew of the above named ves-
sci JA H0UGHTON, Master
Rothschild & Co, Agents
Port Townsend, April q, 1882
, 1882-04-28

Of unusual merit, consisting Of Comedy,
Melody and Tragedy.
, 1882-04-28

FRESH butter from Brook Farm Dairy
HALL Davis, Proprietor), FOR SALE at
James Jones' Grocery Store
, 1882-04-28
French Bark PrOSDGre,

FROM NANTES, FRANCE
Neither the Captain or the undersigned
agents will be responsible for debts contracted
by the officers or crew of the above named
vessel.
+. DUBREUILH, Master
Rothschild & Co., agents.
PORT Townsend. March o8. 1882
National Republican., 1882-07-29
The sowish Reiision Defended.

A contributor to the New York Sun says: read
the communication in Sundays Sun from one Of
the " Butchers of Levi" giving his version of the
Jewish religion, and came to the conclusion that
the writer was contemplate. lie says, "The
cruel, dcmoralizing rites of tho orthodox relig-
ion." What are they? What more grand and
solemn services exist than those practiced by
that class of Jews? Again, he refers to their cow
ardice. That needs no answer from me. A race
that has existed for 5000 years. and experienced
the prosecutions and hardships the Jews have en-
du red and yet constitutes to-day considering Its
numbers) the most powerful people on the globe,
needs no defender. lie says the Jews are de-
barred from society That Is not true regarding
trance in society? Are not our leading people in
society, as in other things, composed largely OF
write such a scandalous letter. He refers to tho
Jewish rabbs. What men have done more for
the Jewish peop,c than they? No one can read
mons.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
An Infantry Recruit for signal Service.

A genial and talented young gentleman of the
Signal Corps, whose pleasant face is ever well
come sight to his weather connecting comrades,
was missed from his accustomed desk the other
morning, and query, wondering, gossiped as to
the cause. Has he been " sonstruck?" was one
anxious question. No indeed. Signal men
wrestle with the weather 1t is true but they are
sonstruck. Has he been ordered Off? Not as
anyone knows Of" Where then could he be
Ask those gallant young bachelors who came for
ward next day-noble Romans all--and bought
that baby carrlngel Everyone swore it was des.
tined to be u major general until they learned it
wasn't that kind of baby, and then, with true
chivalry, they billeted it on the White House US
one OF its future mlstresSes The Signal Corps be-
longs to the mounted service, but they don't look
down on infantry recruits one bit, and one OF
them-his face radiant with supr eme happiness
is now constantly hummng Baby Nine" The
installation of Jesse as coachman will be cele-
brated with due pomp at the appropriate time.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
House or RepresentatIycs.
,Inss,ea II. KepuP.

James Il, Keene ranks among the first of self
made men Of New York. He came from England
to this country II 13-year old boy, with nothing
but common school education. He landed here
an orphan, without friends and without money.
He worked his way to California and roughed ii
in the mines for long time, working as a day
laborer by the piece for himself, and in any way
and every way to make living. After making a
little money by hard licks in the mines he sunk II
in q newspaper venture just about twenty years
ago. "Thongh lost my money" Mr.. Keene said
to friends of mine a few days ago, my experience
editor has been of great value to me in after
life" After his failure in the newspaper business
he went hack TO the mines n sadder but wiser
man, and from thut time forward fortune has
smiled upon him. lie is very fond of reading tOI
n busy Wall street broker; Dickens aud Thacl-
cray are his favorte authors, and he is particu-
arly well vcrsed in nll English literature. While
he admires Thackeray's style more than that OF
any other novelist, he has literally memorzed
most of the best novels Of Charles Dickens, who
he holds, has 10 equal rs q portrayer of human
nature.-B0S!on Herald.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
NHnrn I.,,nsIrrnnfa

Some 800 immigrants arrived at Castle Garden
to- day, including l59 Italians of the poorest Glass
who are under contract to Baxter street padrones.
Wards Island hospitals are reported to be uncom-
forlaIly crowded. At present there are over 700
patients in the institution. Arriving steamers
bring many cases of sickness, chiefly among chill.
dren. From the Labor Bureau there is nothing
fresh. Mechanics now ar very hardto find, and
farmers and arzans have no difficulty in procu r
Of The bureau said this afternoon: "Th demand
for farm lnborers is immense. Good hands re
ceive SIS per month and their board There is
makers, machinists &c. The demand for brick
makers is also very great They get from so to
S25 a month and their board. contractor en-
gagged in quarrying in Fulton, Oswego County,
this State, applied here yesterday for fifty men,
offering sl.75 u day, and could not get u single
hand."-Netg York Letter 10 Philadelphia Public
Isf,1er
National Republican., 1882-07-29
Democracy and Prohibition.

John a. BROOKS, president oil the Missouri Pro-
hibiti on Alliance, is Democrat, and is very in
dgnant at the efforts" of Senator Vest and
Others to take from the Democratic party the glory
of having been the pioneers in pr0hibitory legls-
latlon. Among his claims are that Maine was
Democratic State when her prohbitory law was
enacted in lSlG and amended in 1851; that Yer
mont had a Democratic governor when her law
was passed, mud the Supreme Court of the United
States was Democratic, with Taney at his head,
that the Democratic supreme court of Missouri has
so decided, and that the amendment resolution
hung fire In the Kansas Legislature until the wife
of Democratic member importuned her hus-
band upon the floor TO cas-! mis- vote for the resolu
ton, Kansas thus owing her triumph to that
Democratic vote, And those most actively en-
gagged in the prohibition movement in Missouri,
he says are, with scarcely an exception, Demo-
Gratis.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
SENATE AND HOUSE.
Tho Naval Ell Agnin-Noihing Done I'm
tho Monse-Thc Temporary ReaoIniioI.

Tho Naval Eli Agnin-Nothing Done I'm
tho House-The Temporary ReaOIntion.
Mr.. Ferry, from the Committee on Post Offices,
reported favorably, without amendment the
House III in regard to the pay of letter carriers.
He explained that tho bill would require the Post-
master General TO fill vacancies in the higher Tor
$1,000 grade by promotions from the $500 grade {;
that 1t also increased the pay of auxiliarles from
800 to 5000, and was limited in Its application to
cities having more than 5000 inhabitants.
Messrs. Hoar and Groomo suggested the neces-
sity for greater uniformity in the pay of carriers
in the smaller cities and the propriety OF increas-
ing IL.
The bill passed, without amendment.
Mr. Hawley reported from the Printing Commit
tee the Senate resolution for printing 1000 copies
Of the official renort of the International Cotton
Exposition of 1881. Passed.
The Senate bill to provide for the publication of
the tenth census was pass ID, II provides for the
printing of additional copies Of the reports on pop
ulation agriculture, manufactures and meGhan-
les fish and fisheries history of the national loan,
and the compendium of the census, and apprNpri-
aes for this purpose s67sOOO, 1t also provides for
the distribution of compile sets Of these reports to
libraries and other public insttutions throughout
the country, aud their allotment to Congressman
each Senator to be entitled to order fifteen and
each Representative ten sets.
The senate then discussed the naval bill until
adjournment. All the committee amendments
were adopted. The House joint resolution pro
vding temporarily until August for the expendi-
lures pf the government was passed.
Mcssrs Hawley and Allison offered resolutions
amending the rules so that amendments to general
legislation placed upon appropriation bills by the
House shall he in order. They were referred.
The Senate will meet again to-day.
House or Representatives.
On motion of Mr.. Van Horn, Senate bill was
passed establishing ports of delivery at Kansas
City and st. Joseph, Mo.
The Speaker announced the following confer
ence committees: On the Creek orphan fund bill
MesSrs. Deeriug Haskell, and Welborn; on the
Japanese indemnify fund bill, Messrs, Williams Of
Wisconsin, Rice uf Massachusetts, and Dnester.
motion made by MIR. Hiscock, that when the
House adjourn to day 1t be TO meet on Monday
next was carried-yeas, 1l2; nays "a
Mr.. HiscOck offered n joint resolution providing
temporarily until August - for the expenditu es
of the government, and it was passed.
Various reports were presented by the Commit
tee on Printing and appropriately disposed OF
among them tho senate ioiIt resolution for the
publication of certain information in aid Of the
Society of tho Red Cross, which was passed.
Mr.. Townsend, of Ohio, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported back the bill regulating the
carriage of explosive materials on passenger steam
ves>cis Placed on the calendar.
The House then (at 12:55) adjourned until Mon
day.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
MARIE.

She is tall and willowy, she, my love;
Dark, with eyes like the turtle-dove;
Hair as fne as the finest lace,
With lips like cherries and marble face,
Tender and true as the stars above.
Such Is my darllng-the girl love.
She can be angry, this lady Of mine,
Mad as a hornet disturbed on the vine;
Just like the colt when given tho rein,
And like the March wind on Kansas plain.
Or the Wild waves Rt Hatteras seen
Yet calm In an instant, like them-my queen.
But she can be loving, this star adore,
And worship as never did mortal before;
Her lOye-laps are kisses, done gentle, with grace
And heaven Is In her exquisite embrace;
She Is honest aud faithful in action, in mind,
This planet. this darling this lady of mine.
IL d. b., yor lhe Republiedn.
National Republican., 1882-07-29

THE anti Dourborn movement, of which such
tremendous things have so long been predicted, is
thus far almost entirely confined 70 Malone and n
few associates.- Washington Post.
Oh the Bourbons don't care for Ma
hone and few associates. To lose the
Old Dominion, the backbone of the Con-
federacy, and her two Senators, eight of
her ten Congressmen, and her twelve
electoral votes, is small affair for such q
big party as the Bourbons. Then, in
North Carolina, ex-senator Clingman
predicts $4,000 majority this year
for the Liberals, and ex-Congressman
Leach is to stump the State against the
old party. An ex-confederate officer in
that State writes us that he has letters
from 173 old comrades who will this year
aid in burying the dead past by defeating
the Bourbon Democracy. In Alabama
and Mississippi there is commotion in
the camp, and there is no telling into
what States the general panic will not
extend. The Bourbons give up Tennes-
see. Is not the show going on, Colonel
Hutchins?
National Republican., 1882-07-29

WE ARE informed on authority which cannot be
questioned that the circular is,ued by the Secre-
tary OF the Navy, tn which elerGnce was recently
made, was not Intended directly or indirectly 10
influence the employees of the department with
reference to calls for contributions made by the
Republican Congressional Committee 1t was not
sent Ia all the subordinHtes OF the department. but
only to some sixty, from among whom thirty mine
are TO be retained and twenty-One dismissed, in
accordance with the requirements of the new APP
preparation bill for the executive departments
The answers to the circular to be submitted to
/" a suitable examining board" and the persons
recommended by them Will be retained " If they
subsequently pass the further examination re.
quised BY the statute" In the meantime 1t would
be still more satisfactory II ecOuld be assured on
equally good authority that the course of the
employees with reference to the calls of tho Con-
gressonal Committee shall not influence, directly
or indirectly, their tenure of Office or hopes of ad
yancement.-Nelo York Times.
The opening sentence of the above apologies to
Secretary Chandler. The closing sentence renews
the attack on him. How Characteristic Of the
Times
National Republican., 1882-07-29
TEN DOLLARS FOR ONE.

One hundred and fifty thousand dollars OF RAIL
MAf WAY MINING COMPANY stock for sale az EN-
PER NENr. Of face value. The four rich mines OF
this Company are In Beaver Head County Montana
near pnlon, on the Ogden and Helena Branch OF the
Union Pacific Railroad, Twenty thousand dollars OF
the ore has been already taken out and Is on the
ground waiting shipment 10 market and Is worth sOO
to the ton,
1t Costs one dollar to mine and s25 per ton TO reach
market with IT, Tho shares are put on sale to raise
capital 10 erect works and hereafter reduce the ores
at the mines before shipping. These shares viii be
worcestershire and none other VIII be sold by the
Company, Kepeated assays show great richness of
deposits. GENERAL PAUL N4ANDEtyORF, Com
mander-in'Ch of the Grand Army OF tho Republic
president of the Company, Ii now arranging Tor the
rapid operation Of the mines and his chance OF tUe-
time, that VIII pay rOm 100 10 200 per cent on invest
merits, viii be offertd for a few days only. For an
exhibit OF assays made and specimen ores and for
other information address n J. SPENCER, care Of
Chief signal Onice, call. afler p. m at No Il2L
street northwest. ivl4.N
i IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; CollectOna made every
where by J. II. sQUIER & co., Bankers, l4l6 PENN
BYlvpnia avenue. plAa6tf
National Republican., 1882-07-29

THE black-hag boilers in Pennsylvania,
under the lead of Mckee, who says that
all the Regulars were accomplices OF Gui-
teau, offer to run the race over again
within the party if tho Regulars will
let them win it, The Regulars offer
to run it over again if the winner is to
win. The Independents say; "Heads 1
win and tails you lose" So say the three.
card-monte swindlers.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
TURKISH BATHS.

NEw TURKISH HATH CDR. BoVEE'S)
IN ii7 @ street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday. MOI
open Sunday. Open from a. M TIL 10 p. M; Satur
day, ~ p. N. Baths. tii tickets, $40.
apo DA II. L. BOVEE. Electrician.
TIME SHEDD BATHS, 900 L STREET, NEAR
i Ninth, well known as the oldest and best in the
city This bath Is constructed with view to conven
fence, being the hrst hoor Turkish. RnAaan, Sui
phur, and Mercurial Baths given with skin and ex
perieice. Shampooer OF ten years experience this
establishments Single bath. 81; for %; H. el0 Open
sunday from n m. to p. m. mr29-f
National Republican., 1882-07-29
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

V1HE FINEST AND LAR 5Es5T SELECTION OF
Il carriages and horses can be fund at w, y.
0EfkRS CARRIAqE REPOSITORY, i6s and 40
street northwest either for sale hire exchange
Boarding and hiring speciality. New aud second
hand wagons for sale exchange. Entrance also
National Republican., 1882-07-29

The London Times has abolished the
sultan's suzerainty over Egypt. 1t also
notifies Europe that if England has to do
all the capturing of Egypt, she will do all
the owning of it afterward. 1t is just
dreadful to hear that Times go on.
National Republican., 1882-07-29

PERSONS leaving the city for the sum-
mer can have THE REPUBLICAN mailed to
them by leaving their address in the
business Office.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
FOR SALE-Farms.

EARM FOR SALE-oN EASY TERMs-CoN.
on good pike road; good house, and necessary out
buildings orchards OF choice fruits hne meadow
and gardening land; plenty of wood and well
waiered; elegant growing crops 100 acres more.
This plnce Is especially adapted for dairy gar
dening farm. Possesslon given at once. Apply at
No, 90 street northwest jy2E6t$
National Republican., 1882-07-29
9NoR RENT-BY B. II. WARNER,
u street northyaa

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete hedule of our Houses
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices &c, and how they may be
Property for sale in all parts OF The city.
money to loan ON real estate. Call
mr27 b. III. WARNER, 0l6 F street.
VF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade CITY or Country Property. come and see the
WILLIAM III. MAIN q BROTH ER, 81. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhlg-If
National Republican., 1882-07-29

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN will be
issued on Monday from its new quarters,
on the corner Of Tenth and d streets, to
which locality THE REPUBLICAN will be
transferred to-day.
The new quarters possess superior ad-
vantages over the present location, and
the arrangement of the several depart
ments of the paper will be found far
more convenient for our patrons and the
general public.
This removal of THE REPUBLICAN con-
centrates the newspapers of the city
near together, which is considered of
advantage to their general interests and
of great convenience to their advertising
and other patrons. THE REPUBLICAN,
Post, Star, Sunday Herald, and Gazette
will be in close proximity, while the
Capital and Critic are within a short dis
tance.
We have no doubt that our removal
into the neighborhood of the other
papers will be productive of much moral
good, resulting from our presence and
example. We also have an abiding faith,
as part of our mission, that our close
proximity to our next-door neigbbor,
the Post, will exert an influence upon our
Democratic contemporary which will pre-
vail upon it to readjust some of its moss
back Bourbon political notions.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
Now n. tho TImc 40 snb,cr,,,

The price Of THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bv mail
o+ot The counter is THREE cESrs for a single CORY:
uro trecks, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; one month FlFrY
cESTs; t,co months, ONE DOLLAR: three months. oSR
DOLLAR AND HALF: str months THREE poLLAng
oneyenT, SIX DOLLARS postaos prepaid bv Lhe pub
fishers
ms dei,Uered m Washington and ne suburb, by car
Tfcrs at he same rates.
There is no better time mon e pre,eto sb,crfbe FOR
Fe utciief brightest aud best netppape, published at
heNdtiondi Capital Send copies TO pour friends
An communications must be dddresssd "7blhs EDITOR
ofTnE REPUBLICAN" and TO bisure publication must
betrrThe tC0tbiv on side OF he paper oniv tcih
name and residence OF the Urttsr attached No com
r1tnfcdtionS tpiH be returned
7he issue OF THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REpunrrcAN
commenced on Thursday. January s. lsS2 HHd hand
some double sheet Of epht pages and ,Lr columns,
Heontnn, then from all parts or me ,rorid and L.
specially Interesting eontoin1o ne procecdfnps OF
Government including the appointments, promotions,
usnGmentt and diSmissdis in all departments OF Cor
sfnnen seruce. contains q ruA report Of urav and
navy movements and orders n includes as a special
feature ne political, psrsondi, and social and
efev gossip OF nhe Ndtion's ClpndL
IN short, Is The best and oniV ,reeSiv nnnsr m
America giving, ~ oduiitio 10 oin general ,ps rom
oiipdrts Of the tro,id, complete Photograph Of Ie
dofps and proceedings at he Cupitni Of pe Nation
Terms: Sin0t, copies. ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS Ger year! ten copies or 10 address,
DOLLAR per copy. Postage prepaid by The publthsrL
Sample copies nes.
NoID Is The time 10 s,i5,erf5,
National Republican., 1882-07-29
WASHINGTON, D. c., JULY %, 1882.
Population Of the National Capital. 100000.
Ann.en,enta To.Nignt.

ArSER's GAEDES-Concert.
THEATRE CoSIQUE-Vnriety.
DRIVERS GARDES-Entertanme
SWIMMING ScHooI.-N. Y. ave-. bet 18th and lith SITS.
National Republican., 1882-07-29
LOST AND FOUND.

Il oST-oN THIRTEENTH STREET, BE.
Il 4 tween III and !, heavy plain Gold Ring, With
ruby embedded in center and turquoise each side.
The Under VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at the Republican oiice. jy.g-3t.
L osT--RoLLoF MONEY UNDER 600; FINDER
IL please return 10 1904 Rhode Island avenue, and
receive liberal reward. jy2S3lt
4 OSr ON STREET CAR BLACK OYHX
IL earring, set with pearl. Liberal reward will be
given returned to 1908 Nineteenth street northwest
National Republican., 1882-07-29
BUSINESS CHANCES,

MONEY TO LOAN AND TO INVEST IN REAL
w estate Apply at KENNEDY'S Real Estate
Ohica 40 Fifteenth street, iy2S-1t
w ANTED-TREASURY CLERK WANTS slOO
w Immediately; VIII return the same In four
equal monthly payments with good interest. Ad-
dress for interview TOM Republican Once 23-3ls
National Republican., 1882-07-29
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms
FOR RENT-HOuses.


VNOR RENT-BRIC'K NO. 919 G STREET NORTH
Il west; fourteen rooms; good repair; s6j. AL
BERT +. FOX go + street northwest. jy29St~
INOR RENT BRICK HOUSE SIX ROOMS
IL and summer kitchen; beautifully situated; piazza
In front, and front yard; water and gas within
square of street 6rst-cass neghbors of the
most healthy parts Of city newly painted and
paLered L9trObe stove. range, bath room, &C. 220S
Thirteenth street northwest; apply 22Oi rent si9
jy27-3t*
NOR RENT-THREE-SToRY BRICK HOUSE;
II ten rooms in good order: No 20l Twelfth street
northwest: Apply 10 JOHN rooney, corner Ihir-
teenth and Cstreets northwest. jy266ts
TNoR RENT-AN ELEGANT THREE.STORY
a. brick house, having ten rooms, with bath and
all modern improvements location very desirable,
on Twentieth street, near Dupont Circle Apply to
IT, Il. CONGER Republican Office. or TO WILL
lam p. YOUNG. lf20 New York avenue. lyII If
VINOR RENT-THREE OF THE NEW ATTRAC-
Il tive three-story houses west side of sixteenth
street between and Il streets; $3.50 per month. +.
IL. SMITH & SON, 5i5 Seventh street northwest.
s,,Da,
National Republican., 1882-07-29
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

The Steamer w. w. CORCORAN, Captain I. L.
Blake, will make daily trips TO NJ oUNT VERNON,
sundays excepted touching, going and returnng, az
Hail., Gunson's, Upper and Lower Glymo IL. Boat
leaves her wharf foot of seventh street, at 10 H.,
Mount Vernon. 81: to other points, 25 cents.
On SATURDAY EVENINGS SPECIAL TRIPS
the boat Will leave nj D. m. returning about p.
m Fare for the round rip, 25 cents.
On SUNDAY AtI EDNUONS' SPECIAL TRIrS
the boat viii leave at 3p sharp, returning about
p m. Fare for the round trfp 81 cents.
On special trips, no oppa. es except at Marshall
Hall ON sundays.
Refreshments aboard OF the boat. iy1if
National Republican., 1882-07-29

THE office-holders who were forbidden
by Daniel Webster to make contribu-
tions to the political campaign of lS4l
were Democrats who had been put in by
Jackson and Van Buren during the
twelve years next preceding. Daniel
was a'NNhig. 1t was good in him not to
allow the Democratic officials to con-
tribute money with which to fight the
Wings Bayard and Pendleton are now
opposed TO having Republican officials
contribute money with which to fight
the Democrats They are as unselGsh
and selfdenying as Webster was. Curtis
& Co. are trying to be thought well of by
the Democrats. James Russell Lowell
used TO call such eunuchs contcnted
lickspittles."
National Republican., 1882-07-29
FOR observation-disclosures.
FOR SALE-Houses.

JNoR RENT-A wELL-FUnNIsHED OFFICE
IL second floor front. opposite the Treasury
Address HAMILTON. Repnbllcan Oniee. iyllmt
National Republican., 1882-07-29
WANTED--HOuses.
WANTED-ROOms.

WANTED = TO RENT, A FURNISHED
w kitchen and dining room, in central location.
Address f. N, Republic IN Oilice. iv29.9t*
WTANTED-FOUR UNFuRNISHED ROOMS,
w first or second floors, In northwestern Fart of
city, by three adults. Address D.. Republican Oice.
National Republican., 1882-07-29

VXTANTED-ro ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN II.
w Beall. Room 4. lED New York avenue, is Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner Examiner, and Notary
PUBLIC ALWAYS in Office from n N. TO apo ly