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National Republican., 1873-12-29
CHURCH OF TIE STRANGERS.

The Rev. John =. Hubbard. rector, preached In
the morning and evening. In the evening his
text wa,, "Siye an account Of thy rtevardship,'
st. Luke syi:l2. l would ask you, brethren, 10
examine yourselves as to whether or not you have
been good and faithful servants. This cNaminR-
ton IL particularly appropriate now, upon the
close Of the last sabbath OF the year. Merchants
and business men are examining and settling
their accounts; how do your accounts with the
Master standf A Christian, especiallya steward,
his thingt are no, his own. They belong 70 the
Lord Jesus Christ, and he must give an account
Of them against the time he shall eo no more
steward
our Lord lIkcns himfeIf TO noble man who
givcth certain talents to scrVant with the IN.
junction 10 occupy TIL he come. Let us not think
from cur Lords long tarry!nf that lie Will not
has in charge a. siewArdsf They are many. Our
bodies are not our own. 1lOtliy God In your
bodies and your spirits, which are his own and
Our minds are talents and no, our own. We
may retreat Into our mtnds such thoughts IA we
Vii cali @ y. % sseSun, ior not SproSna them
to the hest advantage and to his glory.
Thirdly. Our affections are talents intrusted TO
their primal use, Tho choice Of companion, espe.
ciRlly So Our abilities our birth, our position In
sceiety-we n9st give an account OF our steward
shtpof all these at tho day of reckoning. One
special talcnt-a curse when abused or improperly
used-fs money How. dlficult 10 convince even
own aIay no, 30 tor % yourselyes treasure. upon
earth" What means this advice to the disciples :
Time Is one talent. Opportunity, times Of affiic-
tion are, also.
Now, how to use these talcnts7 The one great
employment woall point out to all is to follow
Iesa. In God's service. An belongs TO Jesus,
the oifiee. the workshop, tho counting room, the
street, the family circle. Let every lnpleuent,
every. place, bear the words, Holmes TO the
/ Lord fT
The reverend gentleman closed with an earnest
eyhortntion to the congregation to strictly exam
inc themselves for the past year. and to remombeI
In future that At the last day they might not be
turned away because Of sins committed. but be.
cause Vf opportunities neglected, talents no, I'm
proved
National Republican., 1873-12-29
TIE LOUISE HOME.
nINNER ro WI. wi. CoRCoRAN. Lso.

DINNER TO W. W. CoRCORAN, LsQ.
On Saturday last the ladies Of the Louise Home
appropriately celebrated the birthday Of the be.
loved founder Of that Institution, W. W. Cor.
coran, esq Among the many present were the
Right Rev. Bishop Pinknsy, Mr.. Ooreoran, Miss
Eusus, Mrs Qgle Tayloe, Mrs, Coolidge, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle, DIR. Hall, Judge Loring,
Rev. DR.. Elliott, Rey. Mr.; Page Of Va, Rev. MT.
Harris, Dr. Busey, Miss Washington, DIR. Hunter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. winslow NJ Watson. At 1
o'clock dinner was served In the large dining hall,
which was elegantly lighted with wax candles,
and sixty persons were seated at the table. Mr..
Corcoran occupied the centre Miss Lucy Hunter
the head, and the Rev. DIR. Hill the foot Of the
table Nearly all the lhdeg Of the Home We're
present, among them many who n other days had
presided In their own elegant end hnPpy homes'
and many who had assisted at bsnquets when the
most honored and gifted OF the great men Of the
past were among the guests. Aner dinner some
time was spent In social conyersatioD, and at 7
o'clock the pleasant party disbanded, carrying
away with them ruoSt pleasant reeolleetions Of the
anniversary dinner.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
GRAND WEDDING.
TLuTTER IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY

FLUTTER IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
The eorrespondent cf the Isnulsvillo Courier
Journal writes to that journal from this city as
follows This Monday opens with clear SKY, and
more hracing air. Every ono Ia intent upon
preparation for Christmas, which Is the ehldrcn's
day, and the New Years reception, which ia the
day Of all the year In Washington. But before
tho festivities Of that day q wedding will take
place that has been on the taps for over q year
On the 3lst Miss Mary Campbell, daughter Of the
Hon. Archie Campbell, and AIR, Oswald charlton,
Matthews church with great pou,p and ceremony.
As usual, there has been much necessary diplo-
macy esercissSto reconcile ,hs differences ahat
As the Catholic nsyer Yields, the compromise
comes from the Protestant, Tho Archbishop Of
cannot be performed before the altar, but may be
done In the sacris,y and, although the Church
wiihholds her blessing upon such an union, the
priest may give his blessing as man.
Mr.. ChariIon belongs TO sn English, and not an
American diocese. Archbishop Manning 10 his
head, and letter from him to Archbishop Bailey
sanctions this marriage, and gives u dispensation
that tho young lady may take her marriage vows
before the altar though ,ho church services and
blessing will he withheld, In confederation Of all
which the lady has signed papers that all
born Of this marriage arc 70 be baptized and
brought up In tho Cotholic faith. And what else
indeed, one Of two ehiiiren--the brother ii the
army-and the Idol Of her parents and friends
She Is very beautiial, good and amlable. She
deriy, aud whose hearts will almost break when
the hour Of parting comes. Tho gentleman gains
/ everything W thont the smallest sacrihce. Thit
| is tho inside - Il the situation. Tho worldly
| side 10 clevc -smaids and one best man-ths
| brother Of Mr.. Charlton, who has come all ths
way from England To act In that capacity, as DID
a sister 10 be one Of the hrldcsmald-. Aftcr th,
| church ceremony there will DO an elegant reeep
| Ion at the hons Of the bride, which has beer
nawly furnithed for the oeeaslon. The parlor iur
niture Ia Of white satin, broeaded with flowers
| The trousseau 10 from Paris, tho presents iron
| everywhere. Captain and Miss Charlton brouyh
| from England presents Of great value, from nj
| the relatives. Dresses. for all tho bridesmaid
| were made In Paris Last winter Mr.. Charlton
psrs, came from England TO SEQ tho bride and rat
| IN love with Miss Campbell and seem proud o
the opportunity VI engraitng upon heir old Eng
lish stock so fair scion from America. All III
brides Of last winter who had 10 submit TO quie
| wedding at home. because they could not be ina,
ried In the Catholic church, are quite incense
that there Is special dispsnsation ior Miss Camp
National Republican., 1873-12-29
PREsBYTERLANISM.
=. RETRosPECTIoN AS AN ELEMENT OF
MANS ACCOUNTABILITY. =

, RETRosPEcTIoN AS AN ELEMENT OF
MANS ACCOUNTABILITY.
Yesterday 81 n .. N. the spacious audience
room Of the NeV York avenue Presbyterian
church was crowded with attentive worshipers,
inolsdins many Of the most cultured, intelilgsn'
ss s psS,neRR. pSssiSr Rsy %eSs Addressed Il:
audience from Jeremiah viii2o-"And We are
mot oas Tsi spsssass saa sn.
iesk Il The past and ismeat his 'impsriseticns q
SnsS .sy anG iUi% isen MI 10 on oosss the same line
OF oondurt as before Thisis not the retrospeetion
which shall form this lesson Of the heur, but y
shall be- rather, retrospection as on element ol
human accountability-tha searching Of the past
for the character Of our choices the quality oi oul
actions and the moral Of our lives Tor whieh ",
are 10 give q strict account In the day OF genera
We might consider ourselves framed and eonsti
aSf SScS ws az. and %
rly linked 10 the past, capable Of only graspips
the present and anticipating the future, with th,
s, pss eess,istion. aod has % made u, That TO re
man 70 whom the past is . total blank We eanno
hsys s pait % apaI rom any sholss d our own
Men arc frequently compelled 70 solemn lot iorn
af Fetrospection neeessarily most earnest. Thii
10 mestly induced by erifes In our history seasons
upon d lnbldden, With its startling hFures Of
s,.s and action such ne sa,s NV. w,ts Psa:ss
Eas of i.ssnss :kOas sStfalnsss s supsfindsssd Sy
slrssnstanoss and suirouneiags as when IN full
ss " * ss;sss .i sss iGs ssE'ss ss
Tasi. sIs 9vs!I si.s.9s,,: z, z, rsSspss.'sn
vs.. e W sTa:' 4: .':a sa1 crowd
~ cf this rs,rsspssiisn is sslfjussnent AID
National Republican., 1873-12-29
WHAT TIE DISTRICT IA Us TIE CEN.
ERIL GOVERNMENT.

The people Of the District Of Columbia during
the hseal year ending June 30 last paid to tho
General Government slsS,t ,bs on account Of In.
tsrnal revenue. being larger amount than paid
by any Territory, the amounts paid BY the Ter.
ritories being as folows AriIona, tlisss.s7i Col
oraJo, tIe,2cibci Dakota, t1,lSt.0o; Idaho sls,.
New Mexico, SO, SS7.6i. Utah, t5l, $500; Wash.
ingtOn Territory, slt,fg2.2i, and Wyoming, til,-
llasq. Mississippi, Vermont, Arkansas and Ore
Kon all paid smaller amount OF revenue than the
District. Tho receipts from customs at the port
or Georgetown during the hscql year were
td,bst.e,, Being larger than those Of New Jersey,
Wctt Virginia or Mississippi.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
POLLOK COVRT

sa,urd ny Judge Smell disposed Of about nfty
cases, three Of them being prosecutions brought
against parties for selling Distilled liquors with.
out license, In quantities less than q pint, for
which fines were imposed TO the amount Of 400
There were eight cuses Of bolsterous talking, etx
cases Of larceny, and seversl Of assault and bat
Fault Of Mrs. Hurlehea .upou Oiicer Reese
While the officer was attempting 10 arrest kei
husband at his house, she appeared at the doc,
lcntiy beat him about the head with hand tha
wears about number eleven gloves. The Judge
In passing sentence stated that as s'Ic was night
Ing IN defence OF her husband, whom she hai
sworn TO love and protect, he would no. look upII
It as nn aggravated offence. She was hnel 81
| urna
National Republican., 1873-12-29
pnSnltEn RnSLNrsS.

We arc pleased TO be able TO to that Mr..
IsInc Alexander, Jeweler, at l2lp Pennsylvania
avenue, will continue 70 prosecute his business at
his old stand. This IL the more gratifying from
the fact OF his having been forced into Inv Ty
q law that worked 80 disastrously
upon so many good men throughout the country
that Congress FELT Il TO be ts duty TO cause It's
peal shortly after eony yenng ior this session. This
Indication Of pluck and enterprise on the part Of
Mr.. Alexander should elicit the sympathy and
support Of all his friends. We Wish him every
success, ,-SuHddH Gd1effe
National Republican., 1873-12-29
MYSTERIOUS CHRISTKAS GIFT.

: .UI I0I TNIUVo NlIHIoI MID VIII
The people Of the Memorial church were sur.
prlsed at their service yesterday morning to find
that their old cabinet organ had been removed
elandostinely and ono OF Smiths ten-stop Amer.
can organs Of the best finish put In its place. The
pastor, Or. Butler, unable to solve the mystery,
thanked tho unknown donor from the pulpit. The
Memorial chapel, In which the congregation Ia
worshiping until the church 10 completed, looks
exceedingly beautiful In its Christmas evergreen
dress. The Sabbath school held an interesting
arranged by Mr.. Kinsei, ind Tonight the children
Of the school have their Christmas entertainment.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
NAVY YARD.

THE YACHT AMERICUs-REPAIRs TO
THE SHAwMUT.
. The yacht Americus, that mot with an sccIdcns
on Friday last by running on somo sankep piles
oh the western sblp-house, is to be raised to-day
BY force Of men under Mr.. T. H. Relcy, by
means Of buoylng her up WIKI barrels, and sAc
VII be noatsd 70 point near the ard where she
work,nen were engaged on yesterday stripping
the rigging OF the mizLcn mast ui the Shawmut,
which is to be taken out, and replaced II new
mast,
National Republican., 1873-12-29
AN ATTEMPT AT WIFE MURDER.
JULIA WILLIAMS SHOT IN THE BREAST
HY HER HUSBAND

On Saturday night, about O'Clock, the Seigh.
borhood Of Virginia avenue, between First and
Second streets, was thrown into some excitement
by the report Of the firing Of gun, which came
from the house Of Charles Williams, eolored
shortly Afterwards Privates Lewis. Aldridge,
shea and Melton were on the spot, and ON cntt r.
ing the house found that Williams had shot his
vile. Julia, In the len breast with hne shot. 1t
seems that the two had been quarreling together,
and the husband, becoming exasperated, seized
the gun and nrcd, with the result above stated.
DTs. MeCauley and Hagnor attended the injured
woman, and do not consider her wounds dan gerUus.
Williams was arrested and ,akon to the First
precinct station to answer charge Of assault aud
battery with intent to kill.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
NEW STA TE ASsOOLaTION,

Tho Delaware State Association was organised
Saturday night last. District Attorney George
p. Fisher was chosen presIdeIti deorge Alfred
Townsend, wee PRESIDENT John O. sayiile,
treasurer, and Richard Harrington, secretary.
II was proposed to have board Of sdircctors, but
the idea was abandoned when II was found that
this would make every member Of the association
an othcer. II Is the intention Of the Delaware
association to make tho power and influence Of
that great State felt and feared AT this our seat
of lfuye rument
National Republican., 1873-12-29
VIRGINIA GRAN9ER

Col. d. s. Curtis, general deputy Of tho Ma
tional Grange, passed through the city last night
on his way to Richmond, TO organise the Virginia
State Grange. The Colonel has spent some tlmt
dinate oranges, which now number twenty. The
masters and their wives from these oranges com
pose the State Orange, and will moet to-day at
o'clock for the purpose OF organization. TOmOF
row the ceremony Of installation Will take place
National Republican., 1873-12-29
MlSONLC

Meridian Lodge, 7. A. A. NJ. have elected tho
following oiiieers for tho ensuing year; Robert
T. Talifario, W. NJ; John X. Brooks, s. W.;
Robert Tunny, J. W.; John z. Bell Treasurer;
Isaiah Mitchell, Secretary; James Freemen, y,
d.; William George, J. ID.
Prince Hall II. A. Ohspter, No. %, have elected
the following ottcerr; Robert Il. Talifario, II, P.i
scribe; John Warrington, sscTctaryi W, H.
Hutchson, Treasurer; M. Washington, Captain
Of the Hosti X. T. Iverson, Principal sojourncT
National Republican., 1873-12-29

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUiBLRS.
Cell and examine the Are and burgiar.prooi
Now York avenue and Fifteenth street, Tor safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, siver.ware, other
valuabies. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business iuan can
afford to do without them.
Iaks eaTnlnQ IIohl Me Chieaao md HoainH krfs.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
Is'' NA'yt Il Il. fSSsSSv,psrs1s''a, SSvY' 'sH'H,
,.,, . o,,,.., s,sYsSS; sss, sESsS,ss|zs :!s,s.|zs:'
DENNsyLyANIAA AIR LINE t
L to BALTiMOkE. Z - . EOaa
fiiiLAbEtNSsIIWsAy; NsW y;oRx. 81

DENNsyLyANIA AIR LINE t
L 10 sALilfrRNb iI,IIftbrLpnrA. q arlLtpnrA' ? tooss
AND ALL POINTS N TIE NEW ESSLxSD
THROUGH BETWEEINy Wy ,MysAfBiseros AND
WITHOUT tiiA EGS oY CARS,
GiFsss iG!ii.TI iss 'Tg;; ss,,s ~ ,Rsy : EssrSs
f,Rss 4p tps as5 ssSsirnp "a ,shsp.y,
viii be rnn over the nnsyisania Air Line leaving
from and arriving at the depot ofthe psltpore And
fa. line, leave washington at 500 a. m. daily,
Leave Baiiihiore at o,uls. N. daily, except Sun
Ieaye we., Philadelphia at iiis D. m. daily, es-
KfIiys q New Yors at $40 p. m. daily, except
Mshinend express, leave Warrington 9. ins p. m.
i. Leave % Batimors Il a,.c p M daily, escep, sun
L:aye Yves, Phlladelphi. at Go .. IN.
Night express, isavo wssSins'ou At o'os p. IN.
oil,s leave Baiilmore q. ,o;s .. N. daily.
fssSs KIM, VS.; Y s.H qss US = a. ., H. ly
g.., linz. ..s. ssAsss Nv ssEshs!ISsi sslE .,s,!s. NJ
kse%ona sssss. issss M ssI lSrs At a, r M
kss .apss:: a S:saiss,.ss Inv: s:y :; p
kfriy. :! !washiniten a s:iss; NJ. ~, -,.,.-
s:y Tss I'd Asa @
sss sS y & sny ,ns sisss
sss i';.$ss,;i e .:ss ::s \: ~
S.isasss snd fstoSss rsiiios sSTa,S;IssS ,SSo;IsSS an
jysi-tf General PAsssp pger AEent.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
TIE STOCK EXCHAEGE.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT sATUR
nAy,S MEErINa

BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT SATUR.
DAYS MEETING.
The second regular meeting Of the Washington
Stock Exchange was held at their rooms, over
tho National Metropolitan Bank, on Saturday,
with 0 large attendance. As will be seen by tho
report below, all tho District securities were held
at prices considerably above those at which thoy
were offered few weeks ago, and several thou
sand were sold at ruling rates. 1t 10 the evident
tiles shall be kept at fair value II Il be done
by any effort OF theirs. At the meeting several
propositions for membership were rcceived, and II
and indicator be placed In the room at once. The
governing committee will have meeting on Tues
day, prior to the board nesting. The following
were the 20
PRICES BID AND ASKED
on Saturday: Washington and aeorxetown bonds
2ooo, 70 bid. District seeuri,ies.decrxetswn
per cent. quarterly stock, 1000, II asked Wash
.s,ssn eiy Bssws1 sy.. sPsrS ne cent q nS "a
Per ISp Eye Board 81 PaSy
j., i.ysal, 6 sid, 20 ssisd; d., aysaI, u lid
& ssf sS ssss s a' board q FaslIs Ss wofss saea
per cent. Certineaies, Sewer, J, 4 j., 1.year, o.
"a, 49, ay:s, 3D. * n. asked, d. 20 ysHI s1
o asked; do, i06o, Series, g siked Board .
Public works-s per cent Certificates, Water
lycsr, " asked; District Market-house bonds, u
sSndry ,is,--Nationai theatre bonds, J. d j.,
per cent, 500, % Asked Great Falls Ice Company
Open Board-I 900 aysnr and .-year mixed, CO..
Sewer Sow bonds, G bid, y asked, 60 i.yesr ssws
S.ss sa yea; s;sss s9s yssre ets S.nsSS sod
50; !, 600 I.yeAr General, ~ bid, e2Jz asked.
National Republican., 1873-12-29

wHIrE, clean, tound teeih, all may have by
Ssp PIes P1 as and q sen,s III bottle, ''sn r'"
BeAuTIruI, toft, GLORY hair, all desire II, all
may have n by constant use Of TuoursoN's i Po-
made Optimc Price, IS and 20 cents per bottle.
Liaur-cotoRRp Kid Gloves arc very stylish when
not soiled, JouyEN's lnodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
wiz renoyato them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
rer bottle. All sold by drupeists and fancy deal
eTs, lg .a.-r
Walls MAcBIsEsrRKAD SrRkSG ynHSiNa
PLAsrkRs, whenever o plaster 10 needed, are pn-
rlyalled. Price, ~, rs, and % cents each.
National Republican., 1873-12-29

The pabiic are invited to Gull nnd examine the
Establishment Of NJ. II. Prince, i0ct Iennsy lvania
avenue, rni II the prices are not lower than any
other persons who hold out in,lunnments OF what
ever nature, he does not expect tlicr patronage.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
TILE LIR HOOKS.

Stationery, sc, will le sold tbis morning at the
rooms Of the Mixed Commission. The furniture,
carpets, 40, are very yoodj tho law books are
thote v hlch have been used BY tho Comml,sion,
as also the stationery, Of which there Is large
lot.
National Republican., 1873-12-29

KEEP OUT OF THE COLD.
Go to sayagof and get him to put hI, unrlyalcd
weather strip on your windows and doors. May
have been eoniorted, aud advise their friends e
10 and do likewise. Jos. !. SAVAGE,
Penny lyanla avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-12-29

An INNESsE stock OF loekets, chains, studs
buttons, ladies' sets, Sc., lust received, suitable
for holiday presents, ~ Priu'a's loo Pcnnsyl
vania avenue
National Republican., 1873-12-29
NATIoNAL sArINGs hANK.

GENTS heavy solid gold watches, Eipin. Walt
ham or Marion movements. as low Us sst, at
Princes, looS PeIns ylyania ayCaae.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
REIIAgIE asNoUSCENEyT

corner OF New York avenue HEi Flnoonth street,
pays 0 per cent. per annum on deposits Tor each
calendar month Banking henfg' . to 4; sAtur-
days, 9to 1 and tod ...
National Republican., 1873-12-29
THESveMH M LIEE !E5vEyESS y TAsEIs EIs

vTHRouaH LIVE BETWEEN WASHING.
Il TON, ,PHILAhELPHIA IND EEw YORK.
rr.,a. s...s.s Wilmington sss New fsii are
ron INV YORK, without change ofears.
Leave daily, sxssps sunday, AsA- m,. and and
r0R PHILApELpHIA.
lscsy Ss,sy, ssssps Sunday s'ss' m'' aadI' s's
ON SUNDAY. r
lay. =, hsy SSrs - s'e ,. NJ, sad Phiiadsi-
e9ikh efh.osss rs assss. e Piiisa.,phls, New yors OF
q ~ asyi .lso, the tompssy's oses. SS Penney
fssssnssrs purchasing tishets at thc avsnue once
can there ArrsnGe 20 have their basssEe called for
ani checked 81 their residence, taken to The depot
tekSstimcre ana Ohio rs,lsoad advertisement for
VI" fHos. =. SHARP, Msssss Of Transportation
SEo. J. xo0STz, xsens a Wsshiaston.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
KEEp orr OF THE

j. H. sQUIER 4 CO.,
Bankers, No. l4le Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposits.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAppr hALiMs for YounE Me- frSg ss ssess, &c
sioisds inPsaissnis aifsSs rss,oysa s.S,, New
yslopes,. Address now Arb ASSOCIATION, No.
soytn Ninth Stea rhi,aesslph,a, lnsn,n, u1,s
duet and professional skiu. oetzf-3m
National Republican., 1873-12-29

HIcE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Solid gold. l4-karat, ladies' hunting -case watch
warranted iog one year. IS, at Princes, iooe Penn
sylyanin avenue.
National Republican., 1873-12-29
DISTRICT BONDS AND SCRIP

taken In payment for Pianos, scwing Machines
Watches, Jewelry. etc, at Robert fulton's, sli
Ninth street northwest. wv ~ rE
National Republican., 1873-12-29
TEMPERANCE.

At meeting OF Pioneer Council, held on satur
day evening, the following oifieeri were elected
for the ensuing termi W. u, D. W. Hopkins; d
O., Henry Midfeldti X. g., r. .. Polkinhorni +
g, Oharls, Il. simpson; +, wm. u. Youngi 9.
George Kloizi A, o., WIN. u; Snyder; l. W;
Richard Harlow; O.-w,, John W. Hayes l., Ed
ward BausoJi o., Charles L. uonnor; s., VIM. ii
Norton. As usual with this hourishlng temper
anee organization, their usual wateh-nisht meet
ing will be held on Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 81, when entertaining and interesting oxer
cists will take place, TO which the public are In
Vlted Al II o'clock tho public ent ertainment vii
close, when tho Council Will assemble IN secret
session Tor tho purpose OF initiating such parties
us may present themselves for nembershlp.
THR DAsHAwAYs.
Mr.. A. G. Constantine presided at the usual
Sunday evening meeting Of the DashawAys at
Temperance Hall last night The attendance
was quite large and tbs services veIe honored
with Interest and attention. Captain Darth read
an essay on the danger Of using alcohol even az o
medicids; ADDRESSES were made by MessIs;
johnson of Colorado. Miss Molils Bond rscited
0 beautiful poem In the most admirable style,
Several pers0ps signed the pledge, and the meet
ipg adjoufntd'
National Republican., 1873-12-29
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD
pEroT CORNER SIXTH AND , sTREETs

DEPOT coRsrss rsosEy;y,sN sIYTN AND 3 STREETS
Aner December !. is,s; saiss vls run q sellow.,
TRAIN, hEAXf roR rsAssxss HfSSanIIyEE AT
tss .. M, Einila Mall, sila .. M. New rork Ex-
SODA M. Wv Ysss NJ s.S :. NJ, xocommoda.
gress, ,dAily,eSeept SUM Ioa, dAiiy, eSetpt sun-
s.'s Da,iy, Aeesmmoda- s,ssk 4 M, Raiilmors Tx
Ss.io sas x. k.:s as IN. 's I'M nom $ VA:
g. S rs. aoR 70 eouEsTn samGss si
"a sssSs s%sis sssssy .,D .s ". sun I'm:
BAR IoaI.yiils ! @ soats SO :. M. Assemmoaa.
daily ssesRs svnsa fnsspi piiy siiisaafl liou
s,g i. M, 'psiiy Now cert sunday, nom Yves,
soTs = Might I r.ss In. II az q T. sou,nsrp n.
press '"'' iiiss Gss's; New vi Y5rt q Eaprs;s,
except sunday.
p. % m sonsses - BOWL with trains for or Pope,
flsins ssss - siSD % s s.' % ssas w u M ..
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National Republican., 1873-12-29

TuB GuAr EseLisH REMEDY for Cont and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from tho above com.
plants, eithor Of recent or long standing re ad-
They can be relied upon as Tho most sails and Of
fectual remedy ever offered TO the public, and
have been universally used In EurUpe Tor many
years with the greatest succees. Prepared by
PRouT 4 HARsAsT, 2za strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists. -. - II i =. -
National Republican., 1873-12-29

the LIBERAL DISCOUNT ROO.
Of 81 per cent. ought TO be Iuttclcnt induce.
meut 20 cause general paying up Of taxes be.
tore Januaryl.