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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23
Quick and Sure.

Many miserable people drag themselves
about with failing strength, feeling that
they are steadily sinking into their graves,
when by using Parker's Ginger Tonic they
would find a cure commencing with the
first dose, and vitality and strength quickly
and surely coming back to them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

SAID the teacher: "'And it came to
pass, when King Kezekiah heard it, that
be rent his Clothes Sow what does
that mean, children, 'he rent his
clothes?'" Up went little hand.
"Well, if you know, tell US. "Please.
ma'am," said the child, timidly, 81
s'pose he hired 'em out"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

DEFEND upon it, whatever may be the
mind of an old man, old age is only re-
ally happy when, on feeling the enjoy
ments Of this world pass away, it begins
to lay stronger hold on those of anoth-
er.-Ddniel Webster.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

The news from Nashville this
morning is that the American has
changed hands and will come out in
favor of reputation. We hope it is
not true,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

The fire department of New York,
costs over million year. The
police department costs in salaries
more than three and half millions.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

NOTHING SO adorns the face as cheer
fulness. When the heart is in flower.
its bloom and beauty pass to the features-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

"No STAR ever rose and set without
influence somewhere" says philoso-
pher. The same remark is applicable
to hen.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

"ED" writes to know whether it is
ssf-st to carry money in the pants or
vest pocket. Money is securest when
it's invested.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

GEN. FITzHUGH LEE is writing a
history of the campaigns of the
Army of Northern Virginia.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

THE freshets in the West aud
Northwest are unprecedented. Full
details appear in our press dispatches
this morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23

TIE safest way now to send postal
card is to inclose it in an envelope and
put 3-cent stamp on the outside.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-23
Grateful to Invalids.

Floreston Cologne Is grateful to inyalds,
becase it is refreshing without the sacken-
ing sfeet Of most psriumea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07
i9su..lZri;l Q5azctttt

ESSCRlrlIuN OF Cur SAvI0Ur.-Thc fl
loTll: cy!9'i2 " = ok o. y ;po!2oa ;:on The
pubic Ieco:!s q i N ;sheu he tisprv ~ idat
ely If SC G,:Ty v:iu.5c IL snusofats. /. wss
Er.ttu {. Zoe t!t:i SID ou ha $40. whci2 J =
50; Cati;: c3l0necc2c his Iluis..y by PuS!i. u.
L.r,u,u', e.: q .?srnGE {! Ju1.a, to III. S. na'e
OF Il ,Ge-t 90 ~. /. a9lfcr. [: was tbs GU.
tom 10 ,hus. d:ys :vr the GovtrnLr to Hrl;e
hJmc Sn} c7c2i Z! ~ .r,auc. 1Llen trats pr
"a SS!!e 30 ht!i flee:
Gag cciai tstcerS: :bcye appeared 10 these
tut days III 81 a: ueu } ssus Unrisf, Wh1 i. yet
hylDs smpns 1s. ac9 CT the Gan lies 70 scc,n;-
cd as prophet Of 4raa: tIu I, but lis oSn g.
cI!l3s /! Hiui il; ega ot $50 Dc ha.n lols.
cd t.lc d9od, tCce': a. III ,oaer OF diseases. lie
ls EI-n :! s's.uIe scu:eWhat ts.l nsd ciDcy,
with & 7,iy ruidY cGuotensIcc; such So the
oehG Dr. IL ~ tn'h love arG lear. HIS hair IL
the c,Ilr u the bert Hiicp fully I!pr, plso 20
MS cats. SteGco dJWG~s!i / Is uore orient Il
color, curiFg ed Wevig sbtu his shoulders
IL he m:iCI4 OF h!s h2su Is @ seem or Darisiou
II ioE ( i!alr, ai.ec 'hc GaaaeE ct the Nszmi ga
Ills iufcuead is psi, sad iClica1e his fac.
WtGcu: :pjI or Ttlckl5, bean i!ui vita O cine.
y req lis ac5e aud mcuia atc.X ely tCr ntd
ais beard Is OF the c)or ct his naIr. and thick
no. ct 2! y great h.l&ht b1iiorkpd 10 repr, Y
iDg, hc ~ terrible , 10 SO mooi,hing, Courteous
IN speakicy, very mgdcs; and Wis. 3; IN proper
,l0n CT bay, w:I.-JAspet. Nonc have seen
him !arg1, bu: nsIy haYo seen tl6l Reep 4
msr, Tor Ms surprising besu:y, cZoe!lltg thc
Children CT meD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07
ASAl&GyOA 6 OHIO kAILBoAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


The MALL TRAIN will leave Wsshinrton
Is > ~ G. Il. and Ale1aniris st 925 .. M,
daily, o1eep: Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
westward, 5. Il 30 5. m. snd arrive al Round
Hili tl IL Is p. 10. Lesye Round Hill at y 80
p. nj pass Leesburs, gong eastward, 8. l 10
p. M, and arrive ct Alexandria at is Q. NJ.
tno Ct Washington st 80 q. m.
The ACCOMMODATICN TRAIN will leave
washington ct ~ p. n. and Aie1sndria az
20 2. n, daily, except sunday, and arrive at
Lecsourg q! d ~ p. N. Leave Leesbure 1t w
q In. and arrive st Alexandria at 8 1851 M,
and Washington st 90 y. m.
TT Passengers from WASHINGTON will taks
.he washington and Ohio cars at toe Bai.imo.s
q fotomac Railroad station ate 70 EN-. and 40
y. n, ano 90 through without change Of Gals.
The 9.25 an. train from Alexandra sndl2Su
9: n. train from Round Eli couneci ct Bound
alll with eos RES Daily Line Of
Coaches for SnickersvilIe, BerryvilIe and Win.
CHESTER also Hedn.ns Line of Coaches, which
leave Leesoufg daily fo- Aide and Middle.
burg,
Both trains, westward, make close connections
81 Fienns, With Sissons Line Of 2sagsa for Fair;
is1 Court House.
Communication Ricketts,, 81 OTIS Ser ss,ii-
Annual ascA cts, $50.
e z. HAVREER,
oci4-s: General Tickle: Agent:
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EAELEaAD1.
] SOL GREAT 1851
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

] sol GREAT 1901
PENNsYLYANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TKACK.
sTSEl balls: splendid SORNERT,
KAENIFICGNT EQUiPME
In efect December 18th, 1881.
Trsirs leave Washir atop, fro nj ststlon, corner
Sor Pittsbury srd The West, Lbicsgo Limited
txprcss Of Pullmsn Hotel snd Sleeping Cars
o. 10 % II. dsily; Fast Like. lCoO s. m.
Dolly with sleeping Cars from Hsrriseurg,o
Ci1ciaDs.i and Cbicaao Western Express
TS0 .. III daily, with Palace Cars to fl!tsburg
ard LIZ u 3v;le
Baltimore ard Po.em.c Railroad.
For CananGeieus, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara,
st SOFA nc daily, except Sunday; 60 p m.
daily except Saturday. With Palace Cars 70
Csn eDoaigus.
For Will.nspcrt Lock Haven end Klmira.
10 20 g. N dsiy. except Sunday.
Fo, Ns~ Xo.k and the Kss., co 8. NJ, 10 co q.
m, 200. 20 co s0d 10 Is p. m On Sunday
40. ~ co AID 10 Is .. NJ, Limited express of
Pullman PsIivr LLrs. so L. N. daily, except
Sunday.
Sos Rroob!yn, n. Y. all throus trains connect
st Jestey City with boats Ct Brooklyn Annex,
i rdisg direct transfer 10 Fulton street,
as,iii & double terriage scfoss New York
Cily
For PHILADELPHIA. SO s. n i0Co.. N, co.
80, 10 GO aud 1915 p. m. Limited Express,
$50 o n. daily except Sundsy.
For Baltimore, 6 90, S %, 90. 10 90 8. M, ard
eco. 20 40, %, 30. 10 CO. and 10 10 p. m.
tn Sunday. SEQ. 0C0 q. M, 2 O0, 8 81. ~,
1000 End 10 l6p n.
For Fops's Greek Line, 6 so 8. M and 40p M.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis. 6 40 o. m. snd 40p p. m daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA ANDFRgUESICKsBURG
HALLWAY. And ALEX aNDRIA AND
WASHINGTON Ra1LkUAD.
| For a.te-.ndris so, I 20. 40, IL 10 and
IL 80 a, ~, 20 8, i 20, 20 aud II go p. M.
On Sunday 81 G 81, 8 70, II 10 and II 80 .. NJ
| snd 3 20 .. n.
Fer Richmond and the South, so and II 10 4.
NJ, daily, sod COP m. daily, except Sunday;
Trsius leave Alexandria for Washington, ON
eos. IS. and 10 s. L.; 10, 3. s, I, and
SO .. z. and IL night. On Sunday .. s. 05
S So SAD 10 u; 7 on and 9 C5 .. n.
! Tickets AND Informs on ct the Office, northeast
| corner Of 18th and Pennsyl7sni avenue, and It
the sistion. whaIe orders can be left for the
checking If bsggsge 10 destination from hotels
snd resile5ces. j. Il. WOOD.
General Passen ger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
| General M1ncgcr. Gec;9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-07

Iail Southwark, connects at Charlottesville,
with Chae. q Ohio Il. r., East and West. At
hynGtburs, connects with Norfolk 8 West
ern 4. H., through Southwest Virgins, to
Nashville Few Oresls Memphis, Little Rock
aad Taxas-snd 1T Deryille with Richmond &
DsnVil!e &. e., to South end ScuIhwest
Express irsins connect with +. s. y. K. r ct
Usnvil!e for oil points in South, South Kasl,
Sou,hwast and ksat
Express srsius nor!hvarG make close conuec.
ii III Al charlottesville for Rich mond.
Vast M.il conuec!s at Danri,le to ell points on
&. & D. i. B., aud Atlsnts Montgomery, Mo.
blle New OrlesEs. Houston, Galveston aud all
MIXED TRAINS tor Msia Line leave Al.
esandria daily, EXCEPT Sunday, 8 IS o. nc. and
| w r. H., and ratprEine arrive ss Alexandra
05 p. IL. and II 20 y. m.
For MANASSAS LIRE Leave Washington
except Sunday. Arrvo 81 Ssrasburg at IL % p. m,
connecting with tie Valley Road East and
West, ard st River f.. Lursy. Leave Strssburg
% p. NJ, striving 8. Ale.sndria a. s IS D, m,
81 AED TRAIN FOk MANASSAS DIV
iSl0N leave5 Alexandria dSily, except Sun.
Cay, at w q. NJ, arriving at Strssburg at S 25
=. H., aId returning leaves Strssburg 1t 8 20
g. M, etriTina IL kiexsndria 1t 8 C6 pm.
For Middleburg, daily Except Sunday con
nection at pl>ln. station.
For up9ervitle, regular connection 1t Della.
plane.
For Washington, Hsppshsnncck. dsily con.
neetloa, except Sunday, E; Culpeper.
For WAREENTUN, leave Wkshinoton Il
u and Ii ~ 8: Il. daily.
Al trains make good connections q. 1Tssh.
inston, to and frc!n North and West
IF Atlanta Shopper leaves Washington NJ
~ 5. m, rnaliag through without change,
pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and charleston, 81 G., without change, on IL 20
,. n. train.
Pullmin Sleeper between Greensboro and
Au gusts. Ga, on i0.. u. connection.
Mark'a Adj Unstable Chsir Cars sre RUIZ on Might
aims between Washington aad Danville.
!hfoueh l'cse!s al loves: rates TO all import
ut points in tie u led States.
Mail Trains in both directions make close COP.
nectlon at Fran Kiln junction 10 AID from all
points on Frsnklin Division,
Pullman Sieepers will ran between Washiny.
ton end Atlantis on Fast Nail.
hEhCER SLAUG HTER, G. T. A,
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Spe2I0S Gass GiprEnG u tno SssiEg.

CLosIHo.
Nsah;aI ta:l. [. c., ncd Northeastern nails
.. H.. IL n. End 6 ard 4 IS p. N.
Western 1caila Sc and 10 Q. n.
Southern ms!s, vis Richmond, Vs., 10 81 0.
q. and 4 81 snd - p. IL.
South snd Southwestern nails, via Lynch
surg, Virgins, Wsy ara through nails, I O. e.
L. rMd s 81 y. e.
IManasses Diviaion 90 O.. II.
E!sZ.ndEis to I*cand Hi!i W.. s CO 8. IL
OPENING,
Northern sId " esssin GlIils, viz WashisE-
sor, y. O., 9 50 q. II. Il N. n1G 60 y. ui.
Soutbatn G:si!=, VS. Richmond, Va, 8 90 e. 1n
EEd S 81 :. =.
Southwestern T1si!s gis LzrcAbuTs, Virgins
(.hcougt mal;sj Including wy nails Oh MiGlsnd
.Esilcoad 81 s.. II.
MaDsssss Division 7 60 IN. fox ;o-k boz only.
Found It'll to A!ozendris, Va, 81 p. II.
Office Eours--Oldce oie2a 81 80 +. H., End
clcses Is I Vi ?. n.
Sunday Aou:s-CIcs 1r8as a: 8 IS 8. zn.. AID
Closes 81 50 Z. =.
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S5sanaIs Of 8. Is Iius Pii run ~ foi:o7s:
Ea2E. EGSEss1.M.
Cc,G sc.inf With Merchants and M:2s7s Line
foy BoEtou. stnaI;sr


Ea2E: E0sEssl.&.
CcnG sc.inT With Merchants and E:2a7s Line
ior BoEt0U. stHaCsr
EsEsHAH TIE E.sws
EVERY MONDAY. WENN ESuAY ee6
Fed T, n; 6 90 O'clock p.Ia-; returning, leave
Mr.coli On al.l.ntsa Gsys tt 4 GO n &C.
Tti: s3arrch iron steamer hsc Jus. been paint.
ed throughout ststarocms EoIiy furnished nnd
carQaIoh, and il tho abandonment IS well re the
as;est onst On the roIc.rac river snS Ch eaare.Ee
bsy, and il ire onlS steamer masking close coz.
Dact!or with tbs F0U OK and Boston s.oarn-
Sra also cGH23cts with 2lCEEoona atea DIETS and
rsiiro-d iiacs south. Stops 81 fINEY P3INT
sid POINT LOOKOUT gong ind returning.
Fol ihF ISL snd winter, commencing Oct, l:t.
RATES OF fe.e eili 0e Us follows:
Farsi class trrs tc Fortress 81 cnroe ard Nor
fox 81 80; gecca3 cia:a 81 50; iIst clsss fare &c
i.iaa2 Folat aid :'oia. Lookout 81 50; second
class 49,.
E&>2 &gIT yeassEs.
ETI.5 e sL;s z. c. Hvt-ES Ell ~sIsscI GGfg!s
GLas.sST
EVEr:E FRIDAY, 80 g a.; nna returning,
sGv: = ow IcTi:, fr2E! pier ii, Fest .iyc., EV.
SA SAED KGA :, ~ i o'c!ccI = II.
TIE r.sa,acvs % TUE company make cornsc.
tons IL Norfols !oc Boston and sil poic:s East:
* New 5orh with Il! i'G:nts West END Eos,ht
.ast, and IL alexandria With Virgins .Eidlsnd
Esil-Cai Ind Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rni:a given aat: tfci.h. bundled roce-
f.lly e@t riu!n.:!y. For farther in!orr,al:cr
sppIJ 10 = b I:GED. Agent,
" J.nnes's WHAT.
T!S[. Tee: pSGhI, Pzmiecr:,
l&!G = street.
acp 2I-:f nTazhiEs.oa. T. g.
..14::.s.a 81 I! Z :. .5:iE4at. LIRE WINK
1883 LsT 80
PHILAD ;5LPHIA, FILL HIVGR,PHCyI.
DkICI AND BOSTON.
S:a$uiazs losTe AleEar.dria EVERY TUES
HAY snd lssve Philadelphia EVERY SAT
URDAE.
%ais line cGr2oots ,. hlexardr;s vii. st5 G.
4. & 4. a1d " & q. l.. Be-. ENC 1t Ph!ladaI.
paia Win GiTGo'a regular Steamships for Fsll
Eiver, Providence sad ;iostca,
FTci&St Forwarded ":t& rrozap:ness an;! care
free 81 commissions,
30 caarEs ioi transfer IL I'Ai!aGelph:s. and
to Tasrts2e IN FnstGa, Quick tirne. Frequent
asrSr:p!ss. Through ratea sad through bills
OF i2c!EE :;TGii. IaaC-snco Il The luySs: -s;cs
AEsGta
!. =. REED, Aio-snG1is.
VIZ. 7 CT YDE 6 90, PHILADELPHIA
J0GR8CE & &C.. Wssh. q Goorstr
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E=vrGs-.gg isss.sf. k.a.vp!E=Gs.

The a.eaue- AkhOWSiIT2 lssves 9TH st.
@h.rt Was aingoa Of E II ard Eieaaad.is
- - 8. u. HFE1I &i"EHhY, THURS
Day ecd S SATURDAY for al river landings.
On cntsys ee far as Nornni ferrJ; on Thurs
iay F2mai AMI CurricmsD; on Saturday Cur
'io7urn snG Loonard!owD; c9nlcc!s ct Shop
h--j's Will. Z. & T.. y. K.
< " EiULET. Cen hianssaI.
esp. JNo <. WooD. st & Psss 4. ct [nol5
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TIE STg&M&2
-TG GELS

(la:tyiC2 tie q. s. 4 aiU
VII iasTe her wharf fec. of Prince street. on
gu E5DAfS, THURSDAYS and SATUR-
Days. Ut go o'clock p. Il stopping ST.
Fiier Fcint sad Fcidt Lcvsou: going an.. re.
turning. Returning Iasves EorfoIt Oh WE'D.
:. GSGAE&, FRIDAYS slj aGNDAYS st
ocock D. II.
iAL!4 aND W!HTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October l.
Frs. c'sss is:e 20 FofireaE MoErce end Nor
felix. g. 60; Second class. esch Way, Sl5O; E;rst
cisss fare to iaey Point end Point Lookout,
:! 80; Second class, each wsy, IS etc.
Ccnaacte 81 Norfolk with s.ssms!s for Eich
rla:,G, j ca Eo7s an! Boston.
AS0EGE SATi!NGLY, Supt.
y. Il. HGOS, sgsrt. mt25
! NLaMD & SEA3cAED CcAST1Ne CO
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ISGINIA HIDLaNE RAILWAY
JOEE ). BARBOUR. President.
On and sf.sr SUNDAY, Dec. 10, 1881, PAT
.engsE trains will run IS follcWe:
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
3wESM TEH.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CD
(I.INiTEUl

3 1n!5 tetmCcH WAS3lEG TON and ALIEN.
4 = GEtA will ras lrtmLt y as tollova. viz:
!eara Geron.h street h.rf ST. 20. 8 50 $50,
10 20 mrf u 3Ia Z. ard Il 81, ! 80. go, 81,
81 5 90 81 ana ! =
Lea" Il 'cx.a5r ria $. L GO. 80, 20 . 80 10 &c
sr& Il 80 :. H.. al T. go, ! 60. ego, $780, 4 80
5 90 900 G 90 :; ~,
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"a: MATES FOR U9ElSTMAS pEE:ENTS
- for sale st low prices a. So King e., corner
OF Koysl, by
decl4 il CREIGHTON SON.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
uonsc orRrnresentntIyes.

Under the Pound rule, Mr.. MagnnIs, ofMontana,
under instructions from the Committee on Mill;
BGIton military reservation to the public domain,
and II was passed.
on Naval Affairs called up the bill place Lieu
tenant Samuel G. Barney Oh the retired list OF the
Mr., Spnulding, of Michigan, from the Committee
propriRting sos 200 for the relief Eugene +. Allen,
an indian contractor. Passed.
on motion of MIR. Orth, OF indiana, resolution
was ad0pted granting the Committee on Civil
Service keflrm leave 10 slt during the recess at,
any time after the oath of NoYea1her next.
Mcssrs. Haskell, Spauldine, ana Jones, of Ar
kansas, were appointed conlerees on the bill for
the sale of portion of tie Omaha Indian reserva-
tiOn in Nebraska.
reported joint resolution providing for q new
mixed commission in accordance With the treaty
of April 20 1860 WIN the united sIG!es 81 o. yene' @
mittee OF the Whole, and leave granted to the
minority TO file minority report. request that
be made Sdd d sReIa orGsr or the 18th OF De-
A bill was passed granting the right Of way
through the Papago. Indian reservation to the
Arizona Southern Railroad Company.
The House then proceeded to The consideration
of business on the Speakers table.
The following Senate bills were passed q bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to dispose
of certain lands adjacent to the town of Perdietn
in the State of Oregon, belonging 10 the Umn,Ula
Indian reservation, and for other purposes; a bill
military reservation.
The Senate bill for the retirement of Ulysses s
Grant, late general and ex-PresideMt of the United
States, having been reached, MIR. Mckenzie
moved that it be lid upon the, table
| Lost-yeas, II; nays, So 'c bill was then lie.
| fcrred 10 the Committee g.. ,Ilitary Affairs
| Senate bills were passed lur the relief of Mrs
Caroline Mott, James Burke, Joab Spencer, and
James r. Mead,
Mr.. DeerinY submitted the conference report o
the Greek! OF bhan fund bill and it was agreed to
| Mr.. Hiscock, chairman Of the Committee CT
| Appropriations, reported joint resolution nppro
| pfiating $50 600 TO supply a deficiency in the ap
preparation for fees o; United States district ator
| neys. Passed.
fhe House then lat 1885 took recess until
O'clock the evening session TO: be for the consid
GRAFTON OF pension bills.
EVENING SESSION.
The naval appropriation bill was received from
| the Senate, the amendments ordered printed
| and the bill referred TO the Committee on Ap
| propriatons. The House then, after Taslag #;
leen pension bills, and several bills donating con
| demned cannon for monumental purposes, at n
| adjourned.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
Our New Quarters.

ouI StN NguNs'NLS-
TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is at home
In its commodious new quarters on the
corner of Tenth and D streets. The ele-
CANT building it occupies is i'll striking
contrast with the old building it formerly
occupied on the same spot 1t has seen
some changes since it removed from the
place, but has itself remained true and
BteadMst to the cause in advocacy of
hich il was established. 1t is not as
worldly as some, preterring rather to be
a doorkeeper in the house of the Lord
than dweller in the tents of iniquity. 1t
has seen the wicked flourish like green
buy tree-especially has it seen that
brilliant and vivacious child of sin-the
Post proprietor-gather unto himself
houses and lands. But if the wicked
flourish, and if the flourishing build
fne houses, and if We would live respect
ably, then we must needs hire of the
wicked Il suitable editice for our business,
and we have done so. Mr.. Hutch lins,
blindfy following after the false gods Of
the political heather, welcomes us
as a neighbor in language which
shows how far removed he is
from the true faith. We shall
reciprocate all his good nature, but we
shall take good care to thoroughly fumi-
gate and disinfect the rooms into which
we have moved. There will be left no
laint Of the frauds which have been re-
bukcd by the admission to Congress of
Iackey, Bisbce, Lowe, Lynch, and Smalls
and the exclusion of Shelley. There
will be left no marks of violence caused
by the wiping up of the floor with some
-iirl6isseRsivc n Republican by the bulldozing
Hutchins or his retaners. We shall be
sure to keep our Repubicanism pure and
undehled, for we shall have the Post ever
at handAs an awlnl example Of the OPP
position.
After all, why should VIC despair of
doing good to the Post and its now mis-
guided editor? Have we not a mission
10 batter down the walls of the Bourbon
strongholds? If we warm to the work,
it shall 60 hard with the political inhdel
If he does not yield to our bombardment.
When he shall cease to do evil and learn
to do well when he shall, out of true
sense Of his sin, become rs Il new man
when, in short, he shall be rcadjusted,
we will consider the possibility of calling
the great Republican newspaper of
the National Capital THE REpun.
LIcAN-Posr, with Brother IIutchins rs
one Of the editors. Until then We think
the political opinions of THE RnpunLI-
CAN will leave no danger Of its being mis-.
taken for the Pest. AS noighbors our at
titudc toward that organ of political ill.,
'Iuiiy will be like that Of tho American
colonies toward Great Britain aGrr the
Fourth Of July, l77G-" Enemies in war,
A peace friends"
National Republican., 1882-08-01

PERSONS who are going away for the
summer or who have friends about to
leave the city, will please send notice to
THE REPUBLICAN at an early day as pos
sible. THE REPUBLICAN intends to pub
hsh directory Of summer visitors, be-
leving that it will prove to be a popular
and useful record. Let all interested
send in their names or those of their
friends.
National Republican., 1882-08-01
CAPTAIN MAYNE REID.
How ihc Old Hero OF ChiIdhood's Happy
Hours Looks in These Days.


A London letter says: The other day saw
strangcly.atired man. lie wore a furry woolen
suit cut as 10 coat like Norfolk shirt or an art
lists jacket; as to pNnaoons, like MeXican's
trousers; velvet.lurred slippers on his feet that
displayed almost coquetishly vermi.lion-hucd
stockings; bright red vest; an rndaunted collar
of rcd and whie stripes standing erect and en-
c!fclimg the neck higher than the latitude Of tue
ears and pointing in direct right angles over lh9
lose in front; Il w'liie service cork hat, bound
with satin ribbon draped With silk cords nIouud
the crown, while trom out Of this oddly
appearing figure and from its upper end peegGd
u iacc SO shrewd and joNial, In wHich shown so
twiukl!ng an eye, that one Coud not but Join IN
the pleasurable feelings so apparently fully en-
iOyed by Captain MHyne Reid lie was leaning
on his crucheS whose dainty shape and gu'den
m0untiugS almost deprived them Of the painful
hood days How many bears he aud have Shot
together in company with nearly million other
boys. How we have trdiled the tiger 10 Its secret
lair defied the elephant in his Jungle, wrestled
sorts of wild beast. rode over boundlv's prairies
In successful search Of White buffalo, taken great
fl,h from all waters, and starved, fought, aud
triumphed together.
al want 10 know something about u pension that
is due me in Ame lea. You see these cru ches?
! car y those because OF the wound received
wien lpdu forlorn hope In Mexico. am an eN.
officer OF the AmeiCan Army that invaded
Mexico But do love the country, Nou nave
been in America some timei tell me something
about the pCllsols.'
/ couldn't but was weak enough 10 send him
an editorial cutting on The subject which hap
pened TO fall in my way, Ills general coliNer''-
lion is bright and chCery. He has a COu r.
house down in Herttord,hirc, where he rala'i
sheen OF many cOinr,, He has their fleece slUu
lie wears the garments. hs Hey say Ia LondoA
"IhcIe you Atv, dlut you S'c'