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National Republican., 1873-12-02
CHRISTIAN wORKsRs.
Address Of Hon. John mn B.r,re the "


Last night at o'clock the lccture-room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association was crowded
with Interested auditors, assembled to hear the
address Of Hon. John Hill, OF New Jersey, on
" Hints TO Christian Workers.
This gentleman spoke for an hour 10 an earnest
aud fluent style on the various phases OF Chris
tlnn labor and the many reasons for encourage.
menL llo rccited numerous Instances OF the
precious fruits OF sincere Christian work In the
army during the late war, and the prominence
OF honest men raised from obscurity by the Sab
hath school.
lie urged the Importance Of individual effort,
and said that to reach an elevated character we
must have high aim. This high ain should be
enforced III all our relations OF life, not only
from the pulpit but In oil our daily associations,
and especially IN our homes. the importance OF
home training and carry Instruction has been
stested by many In adult years. II the sabbath
school we have grand opportunity to work for
the development Of Christian character. Men
trained up from the sabbath school make the
most substantial Christian characters. The I'M
Jrtance OF constant, faithful labor upon child
hood and youth cannot be oyer.estlmated nor be
too forclbly urged. From tho obscure places OF
acter which adorn the Church and the world In
after years. Christian effort should not be dis
couraged; its results are too great and abundant,
Though many tunes deferred. Our duty Is to SOW
the seed OF truth, nourish u with our constant
prayers and leave the results to God.
These lectures before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association are held every Monday evening
at 9 o'clock, aud are weekly growing IN interest
aud influence,
National Republican., 1873-12-02
NAVY YARD AFfAIRs,

Rctarn efthe Civil tsuglncer-A Drur, a,
ssslers for tho North Ailantic sauadren-
Dtschs rae Of Workmeu.
General Franklin A. stratton, civil engineer
OF the yard, returned from California yester,Iay.
aud was heartily welcomed BY the employee, Of
MS department. General stratton, In connec-
aon with Civil Engineer Sanger, OF the bureau
of Yards and Docks, Navy Department. mas
oeoh absent from tue city since September ao as
Island navy yard. ''S -A'''
J{sn OF one hundred sailors from tbe re.
SeNi1 shlp kslief were sent 10 Norfolk yestcr.
uay, w cnArgc of Commander W, w. Queen
invse u.ea Will on their arrival at Norfolk, be
niAited 70 the dinerelt ships OF the norm Al.
lAntlc squadron. The tug Rescue conveyed Inc
pai.y ~ the Slxlh-street wharf, where they wore
,tahsieIiel on board the steamer Lady Of The
Lake, which sailed at 2 q. m ''N
lne iotce 81 WORK renewing the roof the East
eiu snip.nouse was further reduced yesteT,Iay
~ tne Iischafge OF three carpenters, nine heln.
us hnd nve lAboreTs. This makes n total ~,
uuv,ion, within the past ten days, of the force
employed on this JOB OF seventy live. ThIs does
ir not Indicate slackness Of work In the ward
Inese men We're employed for the purp5se Of
ieneWing ihe roof aud lhey had 70 be ,iIscnarSed
pefIo1ln other work Nis''" w
National Republican., 1873-12-02
PIsCATORIAL.
The Great Fall. Fishing CIub,

The annual meeting OF the Great Falls FishInp
Cub was held last night at the usual place, ana,
after the transaction OF considerable business,
tho following gentlemen were elected as officers
ior the ensuing year: President, Charles L,
Wh-ipley; wee pfesi,ient, Conrad Eber; secru-
lazy, Theodore friebus; treasurer, Samuel
hteielon; executive committee, l., OppenheImer
Jos, fhilllps and Chas. l.. Wheipley.
hteI tue business OF the evening had been
.uy Transacted the gentlemen repaired 10 lhe
srming saloon OF Mr.. EDer, where an elaborate
6ys 'er supper was served by way OF change ol
.,,un loon choice wines TO wash down the
msciou, 'oisalyes, aud these were furnished IN
profnaion anu Afforded the company many an.
poytaa,ts. 'or short speeches and Wlity "A sI,gs
hileI alI In, olnees, including the a.eierhsi
secretary" had 'een duly toasted, Mr.. George
Ies KS Sans any nshS Mr.. Uppenneimer mads
4 small bet On nye. 4 German lish, and i6e
company, alter a Vote o. thanks 10 E6er adj.
jouTned,
National Republican., 1873-12-02

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National Republican., 1873-12-02

| Sewer certificates wanted.
Ten thousand dollars 10 loan.
Minnehaha Lodge anniversary.
A dining-room servant is wanted.
Holiday goods at J. W. Brooke 4 Co.'S.
A ticket from Washington to Mobile, Ala, for
sale.
Holiday books for sale by W. II. 4 o. Il. Nor
rison.
Aiight bay mare and spring wagon, strayed or
stolen.
". W. Gait, Dro. 4 Co., jowelry aud silver
plated ware.
The Southern Republican Association will
meet this evening.
Kasper Kneesi, saddles, harness and trunks,
t22 Seventh street.
A splendid stock Of French dress goods at W.
NJ. shuster d Bros.
VIM. l.. Wall Co. will SELL on Friday, Dccem-
Der 0, q lot Of carpets.
Government artillery wheels and axles for
sale by Il. q. Wheeler.
D. A. Brosnan has received splendid assort-
ment Of Catholic books.
The nrm OF A. j. Wheatley and q. W. c.
Rohrer has been dissolved.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Women's
Christian Association will be held this afternoon.
A meeting OF the directors Of the Building As
sociations Of Georgetown will be held this even
Ing.
W. II. whestley, premium dyeing and scour-
ing establishment, 20 Jefferson street, George
town.
Clark a Henry will sell, on Wednesday, sd
instant, the stock and fixtures In store No. s3I
Pennsylvania avenue.
d. II. Warner will sell, on Saturday, December
10, three-story frame dwelling, on Tenth, be-
tween II and streets.
The sale by Duncanson, Bowling a Co. OF a
valuable lot on Pennsylvania avenue Ia post
poned until Friday, December o.
X. J. Sweet will sell, on Monday, 18th instant,
at 4 p. M, a valuable building lot on New Jersey
avenue, between X and L streets.
National Republican., 1873-12-02

Ills not necessary that the subscribers TO club
should receive their pspers at the same post once
Where club Of subscribers has bean forwarded, sd
ditions may be made 10 II st the same ratea Papers
will be addressed sinsly TO each member Of club
Money orders should be sent from all post Offices
Issuing them. From other or,ces letters should re
registered.
Specimen copies sent on application. Address
W. J. MURTAGH 4 CO.,
Proprietors.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Brooks Sewing Machine
Company,
Ne. 1890 Brsadway, New York
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On and sf,sr WEDNESDAY. .Ausus, 81, i,s,
trains will Leave Baltimore follows. lDsltimorc
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pARKros Observation-Disclosures sEsMS1lisasA .. M, y
For ,lcss,s TO Ii % poina % k.s North and Yves. an.
tmore and Calvert Itreets
Sn ssS Ssa.s % H d i sesss ss = hSs sns
corner Bsidmore snd csiysr, streets. T S0 n0'nsAA'
sells Ed 4o6Sds qsa:sa f.s:sass4 M.RR.ss R.ss:
National Republican., 1873-12-02
A CnIiInG AlrnN

Last night about $50 O'Clock dInicuIty oc-
CURED between Frank Mason, residing on II,
between Twelfth and Thirteeath streets, and
ono Of his boarders named Norman Pruitt, both
white, during which the former cut tho latter In
the right thigh, inflcting severe though not
and rendered the proper surgical attention.
Onlcer smoot afterwards arrested Mason, who
was very much intoxicate 1, and took him 10 the
Central guard-hOuse, to await hearing before
Judge Smell this morning,
National Republican., 1873-12-02
New Publications.

From d. A. Beosuan, bookseller and news.
dealer, street, between Ninth and Tenth, we
havcrecelved the frst number Of the "Irish Ma
tonal Magazine" 1t is published In Cleveland,
ono, by the Irish National Publishing Company,
tics and literature. The articles In this number,
especially those under the captions, "Tne Ne,
cessltes OF the Present. and "Our English Wis.,
itors, are written In liberal, independent and
iorciDle manner, and bear out the promises Of
the publishers IN the prospectus, issued some
time since. We commend the "lrish National
Magazine TO our readers generally, especially
also indebted TO Mr.. Brosnan for q copy Of
'uaverty's Almanac" tor lsT&, valuable publi-
Gallon. full Of interesting historical sketches re-
lating to both the Old Land and the New, See
Brosnan's advertisement In to-day's paper,
National Republican., 1873-12-02
A Pleasant Affair.

Last night the ladies' OF the Mite Society Of
Union Chapel, NJ. Z. Church, gave delightful
social entertainment at their newly finished
church, on Twentieth street. Among the other
enjoyable features was an oyster supper, At
which the dellcacies OF the season were bounti-
fully served In the most tempting style. The
ladies spared no effort " make ali present enjoy
themselves, and 10 the elegance Of manners and
cordiality OF Mrs. Alice Baxter, Mrs. Fannie
Calvert and Mrs. Hettie v omersley much Of the
success Is due. We understand that similar
entertainment will be given by these ladies' To-
National Republican., 1873-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
Fatsrs Days
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and duartcr 90 inchee; thence souihveateriy 70
sad ayenue one hundred and eishtylwo Isil fset
ten tlo) inches. and thence along the line Of said
sysnae svsntyawS .sA fee, seven q, inshss % nc
TeIml of sslei One third cash; balance In si,
chescr, bearips ten per cent interest, secured By
sp.s & q r ss ON & s r I. .ssS Com
of ssie are not complied with in se.sn days from
the day Of sale the trustee rgservss the right 10 re-
sell the property. st the risk and ooet of the de-
faultlnx purcha,e er, after Ave days adysftsement
IL one s, q m2rc q cf the newspapers published In
"ss'' s'0"' u aEoBeg W, oIssEL, Trustee.
dei.N. .wsfAd. ~ " factionseiis.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
The Incxhuu.,isIe NIasic Ink.,.ud,

Messrs. Warren Choatc a Co., stationers and
booksellers, In Vernon Row, send US an inkstand
possessing remarkable qualities, and destined
to produce commotion In the domain Of writing
Ink. by simply pouring into the aperture OF the
stand quantity Of cold water q beautiful black
ink Is created, and on the evaporation or ex-
haustion OF this quantity by use, q repetition Of
thls simple process VIII create new supply,
stand Is well named inexhaustible and magic
for it Is very easily demonstrated on Inyestiga
ton that the Ink which proceeds from this Ink
stand will admit OF the writing Of one hundred
pages day for year, or ten pages q day for
ten years, or ono page day for one hundred
years. IL has numerous other advantages, which
Mcssrs. Choate Co. will be glad TO explain 70
ans who would like to step into their store and
examine this novelty In the stationery line.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
ShiIdreu,s IIo.uiin

Al the annual meeting OF the c.. 'trlOatlng
members Of the Childrens hospital, h 'ld last
night, the following were elected director. !. !, to
serve for i've years: James q. Hall, NJ. D., A h.
Ferry, Henry semken and Hon. John N. Brod.
head. To NIL the vacancy OccaslOned by the
death OF James Z. Kennedy, Mr.. Edward Temple
was appointed, and 10 1l the vacancy ocoasloned
by the ueath OF Dr. Thomas Miller, DR., JOhl8on
ElliOf
National Republican., 1873-12-02
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No. - Seventh strest. betwssn SndH
oHANoERy SALE oFyALuABIE REAL PROP.
EhTY BELON4lka TO THE ESTATE OF
hAMUEL II. PLATT. DECEASED, AT AUG

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National Republican., 1873-12-02
FuuernI OF ,hc Inte John N. ,I.rr,.

The funeral OF the late John N. Morris took
place Sunday afternoon from his late residence,
near Unontown, ID. G. There were present .
number Of the officers aud attaches OF the Sem
ate, Ms well As . delegation Of Journalists. Rev,
Dr. sunderland was the officiating minister, and
after devotional services, delivered an eloquent
discourse, In which he gave sketch Of the life
OF the deceased, whom he euogized as q ripe
scholar, faithful friend and an exemplary
Christian. The remains will be forwarded TO
Connecticut for interment.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
NORTHERN MARKET COMMISSION.

Meeting Scstordny-New Omccr. Riectcd.
The regular monthly meeting Of the commis.
sion Tor the erection Of the Northern market.
mouse, on Corcoran square, was held yesterday
AZ the Executive oiilce, corner OF Pennsylyanla
avenue and Seventeenth street.
Oa motion OF Mr.. Bursley, Mr.. Peter CampbeII
tAry. " ~ 'e'io-
a letter was read from J. W. Thonpsop. ten.
aering MS resignation as II member Of the com
On motion OF Mr.. Wall, the chairman was nm
pointed . committee % wait on Governor shsn.
hcru and inform him that the Commission wis
srany 70 proceed with business. and 10 inquire n
ne hAd anything to lay before the body.
, Mr. Campbell, on his return, reported that the
Governor had nothing TO communicate,
The resignation OF Mr.. Thompson was taken
up, and. after brief discussion, Hon. Trier
e.ppbcl was elected permanent chairman.
Messis. John A. Gray and 8. L. DOnd were
Piaeeu on the building committee.
Inc bullulng committee was directed to CON-
tcr win the Governor and the contractor o,, tbe
subject ~ 81 lhe early resumption Of the work on
On motion, 3. Il. Bond was elected permanent
secretary, wee DR.. Tindall.
,, Inc names OF Messrs. J. Dobbin, a clerk nj
tne market, aud j. Harris, = watchinaD, were
dropped from the rolls. "'e
. hlekiel Griillth was appointed watcbman yIrc
Haffls, removed, AdiOurnpd a' Wv
National Republican., 1873-12-02
MASONIC.
Meeting Of tho Stockhoidsrs OF the Hall
Eiertiou of O0lrers

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Masonic Hall association was held last evening
at Masonic Temple, 4. McGrottey iu the chair,
and Noble ID. Larner secretary. the annual re-
port Of the secretary was submitted, which
showed amount received, ti9,eil.T6; amount
disbursed, $ls,2lI.47. Balance On hand, tIol.2s.
Indebtedness OF the assoclation-Fu debt
An election was then gone INTO for directors
TO serve during the ensuing year, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen Messrs. John
puIdy, Nicholas Acker, VIM. II. Goods, Robert
Bail, and N. ID. Larner.
Tue financial condition OF the association Is
very satisfactory aud encouraging TO the stock
holders. In addition to paying all the interest
OF the temple for the past year, there has been
made reduction OF about q. .Oo0 on the floating
debt,
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Prospectus or tho weekly Natisnai Repu
lican, Psbllsbcd Mt wa,hlnstsn, ID. @.

Prospectus Of tho Weekly National Repmb-
iican, Psbllsbcd Mt Washington, ID. @.
The proprietors Of the WEEKLY NATIONAL RE.
uBLicAs, feeling that nrst.ciass weekly news.
paper, which shah give accurate and Trustworthy
Information In regard to current events at the
national capital, In addition to the more I'm
portant general. political, Industrial and social
news Of the different States and Territories
well as Of foreign countries, Is necessity Of tho
times, have determined, with the beginning Of .
now volume, to supply that want As far Is possi-
BILE, and will spare neither labor nor expense to
secure the object they have In view. II must be
apparent to all that journal printed In this city
and In sympathy with the Administration enjoys
advantages and facilities in these respects, such
a. are possessed by no other Newspaper In the
Union. The political centre Of the country,
nearly every measure Of national importance
and significance has Its origin In Washington,
either In Congress or In the Executive Depart
ments Of the Government. It will be the aim Of
the proprietors Of the WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUB-
LIcAN to give the closest attention to these sub
jects, not only to present faithful record OF
what may be done, but also to foreshadow, rs
far o. possible, the nature and scope Of all move
ments that may be contemplated.
During the session Of Congress the WEEKLY
NATIONAL RErUBLIcAs will make feature Of
legislative news, printing not only fuller reports
Of the debates In the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives than any other daily or weekly
journal In the country, but also an intelligent
review Of the drift and scope Of legislation and
Of 1t probable effect upon the different interests
a. well as upon the politics Of the country.
The department Of correspondence will be un-
usully full. valuable and interesting. arrange
ments having been made with gentlemen In the
principal cities Of the Union, and especially a
epeyy Important point IN the Southern States, to
report Whatever may be OF interest or value In
their respective sections.
Special attention will be paid to agricultural
news, particularly that OF the Southern States.
1t Is the intention OF the proprieton to make
the editorial department Of the WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of special value as q
renex Of the views Of the leading statesmen In
the Republican party. To that end large num-
Der Of them In the closest relations with the
party, and who may be said to direct its policy,
will, from time to time as the ocoaslon demands,
be contributors 10 its columns. In short It's pro-
prietors and publishers intend to make the
WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN second to no
paper Of It's class In the country-a journal In
dispensable to the politician, the farmer, the
and the citizen who wishes to under
stand the workings Of our Institutions and the
drift Of public Affairs.
The terms Of subscription (Invariably In ad-
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Beautiful Harness, &c.

Mr.. kasper Kneesi, No. 422 Seventh street, has
. beautiful and varied assortment Of saddles,
harness and trunks, with q largo collection Of
whips, s,coars, blankets and lap covers. His WELL
appointed store, In which everything In the sad
diery, harness and trunk line can be found at
cheapest rates, Is directly opposite OBJ Fellows
hall, Seventh street. Purchasers may rely upon
fair and square dealing, and that all goods viii
turn out lust as represented.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Funeral Of Bnhn's Murderer.

prayer meeting, continuing all night, look
place at the house Of Henry Young, (hung for
the Hahn murderJ at Alexandra, on Saturday
night last His funeral took place Sunday, and
was attended by about twenty persons. He was
buried In the corporation cemetery.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Auction sale Of Hooks.

Commencing on Tuesday evening, December
2, Messrs. Latlmer Cleafy, auctioneers, Will
sell at their rooms, corner OF Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Eleventh street, q large collection OF
miscellaneous books, embracing works on his
tory, biography, finance and banking, and gene
raj literature; also, an original su0scribers
copy, complete, of Audubons Birds of America,
and walnut bookcase,
National Republican., 1873-12-02

ID DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
II TINOhE RAILROAD.
Z, eeFEI,sns%,5 ..,s mi SS,4 44SsS:. ls @ P,s.sa.
!. wy Nsii Train for Phil.dslphi. and Way s,s-
EIprs.. Tfsia for rhilsdslphi. and New Yorl .,
E.pte.s Train for Phil.delphis and Now York .,
INSTRUMENTATION Train for Port Dsposit and inter.
msaisss saSss.. s'issn, lsn AZ q
kiiis'sfisiPs sSsbSY iSS bsy YS5i ESI isS 4
"a for Philadelphia st7;ssp ., m. For New York at
CONNECTIONS.
IiB m. Train connecta at Now Castle Junction
with train for all stations on Delaware railroad, and
a. hsrryyle for Al .sations On PhilAdelphiA and
s:n a m Trzin At Pcrryville for Port Deposit
pSt. AM. m nna ~ hfrryyiins iSr Al Stations o9
p Wilmington for Stations on Delaware hAilroad
betyeen Wlmiqaton and Harrington.
Thr9ush Tickets may be procured either q
brfsadent stree, Depot OF at Tiket Onios. No. ~
Secured seats In the rsclinins back car and bstths
er state rooms Up sleeping ear can be procnfsd A
b.ltimore street Qmee during the day. Qp april
Company will call for and check bxsEase d pfiyats
.ssidenees ~. syo,dins The s9nfas,oa ssssqdins
scpis oeneral Agent
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Temperance Entertainment.

Tonight Mnnehaha Lodge, l. o. @. T., gives
free entertainment at Its hall, corner OF Penn
sylyania avenue and Four-and-a-half street.
Ihe pre-eminently social character OF this order
Is doing much 10 n It's hall at It's weekly meet
lngs, which are interspersed with Just such en-
loyabe features as the affair Of tonight will be
National Republican., 1873-12-02
ST. JAMES HOTEL, EUROPEAN,
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sewer certificates wanted.
Ten thousand dollars 10 loan.
Minnehaha Lodge anniversary.
A dining-room servant Is wanted.
Holiday goods at j, w, Brooke A Co.'S.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Heduceti.

keTsey 0vercoats, tl2.
kersey OyeIcoats, SO.
KeTsey OveTcoats, go.
kersey OveIcOats, t25.
These goods 20 per cent. cheaper than at COM
mencement OF the season.
b0o Seventh street, May Building.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
T.L, Caro or Your yaIuabIe,.

Call and examine the nrc and purgar-proo
yaults OF the sale DeBosit COMPANY, corner Q
keeping Of securities, Jewels, silvsr-waIe, or
other valuables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dol
lars per annum, according TO size. No business
man can afford 10 do without them.
Take earning from the CAieago and Boston fySa.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Meeting Of the Alumni ofthe Medical De-
pnrIuienl ar l.earu ri a,an l,aIIssn

The regular monthly meeting OF the Alumni
Society was held last night at the College build
Ing, corner Of Tenth and L streets. The attend
ance was unusually large. paper upon "IIam-
let Medically Considered" by Dr. q. N. Tree,
was read and received with applause. IL was
mated from this rapidly growing and useful
society,
National Republican., 1873-12-02
LIMITED STATES PATENT ormoE,

u wAsHnoTos. D. O., November s ls1s.
ton; Ss,o, PTsyins .tof i6s ssisassn q patent
ttis ordered dthatt In the b. elo.ed
Sh u ne s,s day o. Js5aaEy nett: that Che tine 10 tor
ssa q g: e sss q sssi nss ssa
dsfsGs r. TLEdUEfT, Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Bs.Ine.. and CIyiI service.

service positions IL secured by attending either
ma day Or evening sessions Of iAe Washington
bnsless COliegr, p0fDer Of Ssvepth Gni !.
susets north eCst, lne irst VI TUG mOnlh ~ u
favorable time 10 enter.