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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18
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WE SHALL BIZ LIKE HIN

WI i re- our souls in.o rapture BE- wIouEhs
We shall be lilo HIN" when Jesus appears.
Ana, IN. ,ons,,,- 4, r..,. 4, a, 49,,
After The cross, 70 DO wrssthsd with crown;
Af,st NJ h., das sn S,i IN M sell o. the way,
win him' ana IKE Him. forever os"F.
Never again ,hslI The throbbinn heart ache.
Never III task DROP from tho wssIy,pS hands,
Nor the feet ever fall, In the brightest ofIands.
Never shall sin, with tho trail Of It's shame.
shsdow ioye's sunlight or chill its clear lame,
sSi or sneye na hS oe Sse
ends.
Death ,u. ,ho ,hor,h, aos. sv.x with INV .un.
Makes US tIIunphs9i 70 meet Thee and sing.
We shall 90 home. and DO like Him al last.
Master, alas Thee we've often deniedi
""' sid hs "'''o ''O'neu' VIZ ""'0 '"'''A w '"'
Yet, blessed Saviour. Thou knowest Thy love.
rnaon ana ne'p us WIN grace from Ao''o'
THE QUESTION or CLOSE COMMUNION AT
times inyades tho mission churches of the
p.r,,,,s N. noa,, ~ 49,. C,,i..,. ,,,..,o,,
=, ' p-, Dvn' ', Wv o''o '.'S 49,,
III Danghos, ncutons curious case, which
We hna IN the missionary hdga,ins, lie says;
hno,ner VINO mad peen sprinkled one.ea
nimse,i 10, nap.ism, out was rceommenaeo
70 wait aWh'ie, as ne "as not se.tled on inc
communion question:. ne said ne was sure
.hat Jesus was Dapulseu, ana that ne va
s,aiy paP'is.; ou., ne mep. os S 20 H.
oiu teaehcr iron, mnom ne st h an o' .no
Hospel, ana ne shouie lh'.e MN 70 tue Sup-
per, nc snoulu pc siIaiu W say ho. p ~
.uaSne h was syya ,naahnna a o. W av NJ
chinese members present inasircd ifhc would
not oppose his teachings by being baptiscd
He brought up various references to good
examples a. singaPorc ana NINA, and ns
naa ncaru wa. ~ EnBanu nan oap .s
ana sprlnklcd aisGiplcs commune ,oge,ner
enees OF u sihIia, kinu holn tmo pio,e ms
toIy OF thc hrst alsciples, our m.tle snuIe'
ialleu 70 ee convinced ny tne nao'tsanu prae-
the Fos, op 10 IVES, y
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wo,,d,v mnra,i,v rccogr,,od Inv vir,uons
hoa,hn,s snoI, a. MAT yh,ch .rbs,stod no.
nea'uon', s'en 10 'nas VIM. ,oo'i''.. w
tween Attlcus and cicero, which tho last OF
Is ntted to survive through ali the vlcissl-
tudcs oil life; but IL belongs only 70 union
founded on religion, TO continue through an
vhuiyss dura s , ", 'n, nS 's1oa
rcvolution that shook Tho world, tho latter
is destined to survive when the heavens are
no more, and to spring fresh from the ashes
of the universe. The former possessed all
the stability which Is possible TO sublunary
things; the latter partakcs of the eternity Of
God. Friendship founded on worldly princl-
pies Is natural, and, though composed Of the
best clements OF nature, Is not exempt from
Its mutablllty and frailty; the latter Is spir-
ltual, and therefore unchanging and impor.
ishablc. The friendship which is founded
on kindred tastes and congenlal habits,apa
from Plely, peImlt,ea ny 'nc Icnignty VI
frovidence 70 emDelllsn d wVrlo, Wmcm,
witn an ns magninGSen , I'M, dnS S Scu ,o M,
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order 10 nJorr Tho ma rn5isc If Ciod.-PoLsri
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

TIN SECOND ANNUAL MEETING Of the
Universal Franchise Association will be held
at Union League Hall this evening.
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APPLICATION WITHDRAwS.-Mr. Israel
Dorsey, colored, who filed an application
before the board Of police for position on
the force, has withdraw the same, for rca-
sons not stated.
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RkLIoIous.--An interesting prOtractod
meeting 10 now In progress at Waugh NJ. Il.
street north, Capitol Hull Rev. J. n. Davis,
pastor
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FURNISHING GooDs AT OAK HALL, AGO
Seventh street, opposite post-ofli,e. \
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THE WASHINGTON CITY DIsPES sARY
northwest corner of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and Z. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free OF
charge to the poor. Office hours from 0 to
10 a. IN. and 5to Tp. IN. Prescriptions care
fully commanded,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

OUR WANT COLUMN will be found inter.
cstlng to those desiring good situations.
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The very latest and most genteol of pick
ing pockets Is as follows A fashionably
dressed man and woman approach their VIC
tim, arm In arm, and just as they arc pass
Ing, by the mercst accident, the woman Is
against you, for which most polite apology
Is made. In the course of this manUuyre
your wallet changes pockets, and you are
left minus It's contents.
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Alexandria Affairs.

CuILDREs's GARBALDIs AT OAK HALL,
400 Seventh st., opposite post-oflice.
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JOHN Il. ARRIsoN has a four-story brick
house on Maryland avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, for rent At $50 per
month.
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RELIEF or THE AvosDALE SUPFERERs.-
The Arlon Quartetto Club propose to give
grand concert on Tuesday, the 2Sth OF Sep
TENDER, the profits Of which are to be devoted
TO the benefit of the Ayondale sufferers.
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WoRLBr CoRsETs.-These popular artl.
cles can be had In three grades at Douglass
skirt and corset rooms, 503 Ninth street.
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ELEGANT Rooms may be obtained at No.
4S5 NJ street, between Eleventh aud Twelfth
streets,
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Low PRICES ARE RULING AT TIE OAK
Hall Clothing House, AGO Seventh street,
opposite post -oiIlce.
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OAK HALL, THa POPULAR CLOTHING AND
customer tailoring house, Seventh street,
opposite post-oillcc, ndyertises in the REPun-
LtCAN.
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Affairs In Prince Georges County
Maryland.


The Prince Georgian, of yesterday, has the
following
We UNDERSTAND an affair proving nearly
| fatal to one of the parties concerned &C.
| CURED at Sassccr's store, near Horse Head,
In this county, on Saturday last. The dlni'
Guilty was between Benjamin Uncle and
| George Stamp,of the same neighborhood.
| In the ARRAY Stamp was severely cut In the
| right breast by Uncle, and Is considered In a
| very prccarious condition. Tho cause Of
| this unfortunate occurrence has not been as
| certaincd. Unclc's trial In the case has not
| yet come OF.
HIS ExCELLESCY Gov. Bowie has ap-
pointcd and commissioned Robert W. Hun
| ter, ESQ.,, to be justice of the peace for Sur
| rats district, in the place Of Andrew Kali
| dcnback, esq.,, resigned.
HAVING recently enjoyed trip to Wash
| ington, We cannot omit this occasion to ex.
press our qualification at the progress OF the
railroad. Commencing at tho District
| line, Contractor Wilson has already COM
pleted IL to within few hundred yards Of
the old Ground House" site, and is pushing
forward with an energy which insurcs Its
completion to Forestyillc before the winter
sets in. We possess no knowledge Of such
works, but fully concur In the expressed
opinion Of more competent judges, that the
contract Is being faithfully and earnestly
crrried out. In conversation with mem
Der of the board of directors, We were graft
fed to learn Of the intention Of this company
to devote the earnings of the road to It's eX.
tension to this place, and that the present
subscriptions would enable II to bring the
road at once to Centreyillc. He further init
mated the prospect that some Of the original
subscribers would increase their stock, which
would greatly facilitate the object of the
company, of giving us q good road to Wash
ington, but the liberal and public-spirited In
tcntion of the company, before alluded to
cannot be too highly commended.
We noticed with much pleasure the enter
prise so rapidly being developed along thii
| great thoroughfare. In the neighborhood
of Forcstvile several new buildings have
been erected during the past year, and Of
Pumphrcy's blacksmith shop small but
handsome storo-house, by our onterprlslng
friend, j. Alfred Osbourn, who expects
shortly to have II established as post
office. Charters for several new companies
will be applied for at our next session Of
court, among others one for q horse-rallroad
from Washington to Bladensburg, the stock
for which has already been guaranteed. We
trust that the new board of county commits.
sioners will pursue the same wise course
adopted by their predecessors, allowing turn
pixies to be constructed upon the beds OF the
county roads, whereby our county expenses
must be materially lcssoncd and better roads
secured.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

On MONDAY EVENING classes will be
opened at 81. Matthew'S Institute, on X
street,
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HRNRT BAYLRY calls attention Of house.
keepers 10 his supply Of fruit jars, which he
will sell at q very low figure.
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Boys CASHMERE FALL suiTs At OAK
Hall, 400 Seventh street, opposite post.
office.
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THE TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF the
Fourth district will issue tickets Of admission
to the schools on Wednesday Of each week,
O'Clock, a. M, at the grammar school
room, Sixth street, between d and f. No
tickets will DO issued at their private resi-
dences,
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gents SCoTCH PLAID SUITS AT OAK HALL,
400 Seventh st., opposite post-oiiee' u
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THE lRIsH NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Asso-
CIATIoS.-This association met last evening
at Trades Union Hall, the president, J. d.
O'Connel, in the chair, and James Ryan,
secretary.
DR.. Z. J. O'Callahan, Thomas J. Fallon,
Alexander Burns and Jamos Flynn were
elected members.
In accordance with series of resolutions,
which were introduced by Capt. II. Lennon,
Major Richard Dillon, Capt. Daniel McMa-
hon, Capt. Il. LcnnoX, James Ryan and
Major Richard Oulahan were appointed
committee to ascertain and report upon the
claim Of those seeking the aid Of the associa-
ton to procure employment.
Captains Mcmahon, Joyce and Lennox
were appointed a committee to procure an.
other place Of meeting.
The feature of the meeting was the able
and exhaustive address Of Capt. ID. McMa-
hon, upon the subject of "Frcc Trade und
Protection" in the course of which he cx-
amined by the light Of facts and reason the
pretentions and falacics Of the free traders,
and explained TO the satisfaction of his
hearers that ii was the paramount duty of
every man interested In the advancement
and prosperity Of American industry, as well
as In the prosperity of the American Rcpub.
| lie itself, to advocate and encourage by
every honorable means available the efforts
| of the protcctlonists, whose opponents were
pampered with the gold Of English mcr.
chants and manufacturers.
To lrlshmen especially 1t was urged that
the Democracy had ever cherished and sup
ported the doctrine Of English free trade, as
It had every other pcrnicious British institu-
tlon, whilst the Republican party was It's
sturdy and steadfast enemy.
We regret that our space will not permit
US TO furnish more than the foregoing synop
sis.
The president notified the association that
remarks on the same subject as that treated
| by Captain Mcmahon would lie offered by
him at the next meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, tho
secretary having been instructed to advertise
the time and place OF next meeting.
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ATTENTION IS CALLED 10 the advertisement
Of the Independent Joint Stock Company Of
colored citizens Of Washington; Nelson
Woodbridge, president, and A. Armstcd, vice
president.
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CmcuIT CouRT-Judge Wylie.--This court
was occupied as follows yesterday:
George Waters W. 8. d. Castlcman. Judg.
ment by default for $3ls on a promissory
note.
Newbold & Sons vs. ]. Z. and W. ]. Turner.
Judgment by default for sl02.65 on PROM
issory note.
Fawcett, Means Il Co. vs.. John II. and
Julia Murphy. Judgn by default for
$4,000 on q prommissory note.
Same va. Samuel Oppenheimer. Judg.
ment by default for $s4l.60 upon bill of
particulars.
George Barber vs.. G. W. Eslin ct al. Judg-
ment by default for 1898 on promissory
note.
East River National Bank VS.. G. IL. Pen.
field. Judgment by default on commercial
paper, &c. Damages claimed 5000.
The court then adjourned until Tuesday
next,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

TIE YoUSo MES's Christian As5oCIA-
TIOs have held series Of meetings for six
weeks together, and the interest is con-
stantly increasing. Tomorrow (Sabbath)
services will bc held in East Capitol park at
. p. m, and at l.. N. corner Of seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue at Up. m,
a social meeting in the roOm4, corner Ninth
and ID streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

Tue REMOVAL OF Mr.. CRossMAS.-Ycs.
terday Mr.. J. II. Crossmnn, late Hour ill.,
spector, received the following voluntary
paper, containing the signature Of every
prominent Wholesale -four dealer In the city
WAsnISGToS, September II, lSG9.-Wcr
the undersigned, dealers in and receivers Of
flour, certify that Mr.. J. II. Crossman, late
Hour Inspector, while he held the place, In
our OPINION, performed the duties Of the Of
ncc promptly, faithfully and honestly, and
IN accordance with the requirements of the
law governing ia the case.
W. NJ. GAIT X Co.,
BEAvANs Il SHAW,
NEWMAN, WiTmEns X Co.,
HERR & WEIGH,
p. J. W. DEERIER,
HALL X HUME,
SAMUEL BACON " Co.,
II. T. DAVIS " Co.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

RELIGIOUS SERVICES Tomorrow The
Central Congregational church, CDR. Boyn-
ton, PASTOR will hold service at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall, corner Of
Ninth and d streets, at II a. m.
Rev. +. w. Holland, Of Cambridge, will
preach before the congregation Of the Free
National church Of Christ, In the Council
Chamber, City Hall, at II q. IN. md 1880
p. IN.
AT the First Congregational church, corner
Of Tenth and q streets, Rev. g. II. Everest,
Of Brooklyn, N. Y, will conduct tho ser
vices, morning and evening, ut the usual
hours.
Services, as usual, will take place at the
Methodist Protestant church, Ninth street,
between 4 and F, the subjects being "Thc
Lukewarm" and "Naaman the Lepcr."
"The atonemcnt, sacrifice and mediation
Of Jesus Christ" will be the subject of dis
course at the New Jerusalem temple, on
North Capitol street, in the morning.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

| USsTAMPED sCALEs.-AleXander Shafcr,
on the complaint OF J. l.. Gatchell, sealcr of
weights and measures, was arraigned bcforo
Justice Harper on the charge Of using un'
stamped scales. The Justice fined Mr.. shaler
$40.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

ArTENPT TO R0B.-About two O'Clock yes
terday morning an attempt was made TO
enter the house of samuel Saterneld, on the
corner of Eleventh street east aud East Cap
Iiol street, by burglars, by entering the back
door. The parties were frightened oil by
the occupants beforc they could accomplish
their dcelnu