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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

W one who has lived in Waslliugton but
kaows that 6 majority Of the female clerks
come from tho best families Of tho country.
Il was In Tie Treasury that Governor Fair
child, Of Wisconsin, found his wife, and she
was the beautiful daughter Of a distinguished
public man. The present United States Die
uict Attorney for South Carolina woOCd aud
won The beautiful Alice Ingcrsoll (whpse
intLot once occupied the high position of
Attorney General Of Massachusetts from ths
Office of the Comptroller Of CurresCy; aud I
might go on for pages t:lling who Is and who
has been there. Robert J. Walker, ouce
Governor OF Mississippi Secretary OF tho
Ircusurr, aud Yvtuincd Ia an 'atlG LAWYER In
all prominent CisGs, now has fair young
daus cher, who has recently become M orphan,
and ls earning her own support IN the litter
nal Revenue. Mrs. Mary Johnson, daughter
Of Colonel Albert, who for q long ser'gs
of ycars, was head Of the Typographical hU-
ryhr, las Tor ten years boon II Clcrk IN the
Treasury. Her husband was CoaeUl at Flor.
Gucc, and died there short .iHIg before tho
war. Not long aftcs agI latLcr died, aud as
ghc had two E1ng 20 rear Gul educate, she
laid aside Ill pgi,c Eld be Jaipc q GEerpnle o !.
clerk, or 10 / precise, female employee,
for the ciyl service masters say, iuasmuch
.ds " omen are not clerks they cannot compete
for tie 200, { 400, or any bat 5000 posi-
u0us. There Is chyalry, justice aud all the
hi gh-llDWn sentiments OF man 10 woman ex-
UTDaE.dl Mrs. JOhnsons boys arc growing
up 10 be worthy young men, aid the oldest Is
about entering the naval school at Annapolis
AIrs. Tilton, sister of General Robert ould, Is
q clerk IN the internal revenue. The widow
Of Captain Ringgold Is there. The widow of
Major Heap Is a clerk. There arc many Illus.
tri0us names to be found in all the Depart
ments. The life these ladies live Is hard
enough ut the best, without the tongue of
dotracllon adding 10 their trials. One thlug,
they arc constantly stung by tho Injustice
done them in the difference OF pay between
them and the men, while they arc held to
even more n. ID accountability. There il a
constant attempt TO dclraUd them OF their
salaries for any absence, while men can fro
QUUuty he called away.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

- an0uuCOd In ycstC0!ay's SIas,r, glc halI
AMI SatLouaeJ upon tue estate OF hudscw
Jeu.a.CG, a short t,s;gGCe HhOve tno irSt tDN
gate on 'Ey little river tIr}"l,e road, were DC.
u',Uecdb irc vJ3irrlsy. GIr hands h1d cCrih
fl UgU tho hgIh UHU HH' lIv uuTtr1 no ~ tue
stable fpE trr ruyu l'rri, aud tho men WCrI
sif,ug a. d,E4Gr. Ir. JLal.asAng children wsfO
20 play IN tnU shWia VI t'lu trees near by, w'7n
III, "Il, IUaA lEd, heard a grGgcLrl. noise,
.5rSur toward iHo stable and saw u On IRE, ghO
alarnI vas given ~ Oure, Jul the lwelliHE hcuso
b-,u" w';niG sag ,erG " tho stable, aud
~ Uug.uC Hc.r Ut hand. al attrutInu was dc.
yr'rn ~ shielding y ron tho Games, halnly
vita -WCcCsa. Tae slAblg contained under tho
same rruf O." barn aud gOw-hougc, and q tool.
house GjiniGGd. Ill OF 'hGsU werr rs dry as
Under, and wore HuJD wrapped III NamCl. The
manager VI Mr.. JaNliospn ran INTO the stable
Us soon as tho lanes Mt.0 discovered. ant by
lint " the free use " Heavy STICK, succeeded
IN driving oU' the aprBCt AMI COWS. not, how
over UU.ll suuj OF thtI hal been sgOFCt cd.
som twenty feet frcul me stable wa wagon
shed, which also ApOl taught Grt, as did tue
narstt wagon, which hal been dragged Uut.
The Ha'lH was stored with hay AMI cut oats aIl
other fIei Of, % TkiCh ws destroyed. In tho tool
hJssr W"fu hdtneu several machines of Clasl1 gr-
bio vglGc AMI u largo lot Of farming utC'sls.
The market Wagon was lrncl after Ii had been
dragged tfew ont me burning ,pulc and wa,
.iauriur .I r. ua.l ',rhT by. Tue back bulldlng
~ tIr o 'usu ',t- sllgt''s .Ejurrl h. she nlnCs,
bat, plitOWgE 50, u" .UIHgIr", Lbuas, &C., were
i"l.DNCa, amt .,.. u 80 ma hE,. after the out
hH liug' wrrc CCs,to!v'l, thetc MAS found TO-
d.l .,.tv ttpEen or illssng. Tue 0ut-nul'dugs
hGTnCt anr their cnHI' M we've insured ler s3'n;
4 moderate ssfitLltG o. To. ipssrs ~ Sl,'to.r-
4 .HEIlLTtN Gr-t.tt, SGT lf|-t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

Lord Houghlon. In his monographs"
thus speaks Of Sydney Smith; His love OF
London il WIS impossible 10 ovcrrate. Tho
I'D marquis, who never approached tho town
Without tic ejaculation, "Thosc blessed
lanrS" WAS iGr outslrIrpci by bis eloquent
ipuIy I remember his wisdom OF an i'm
meme square, with tho trees towering with
aGinhcaUx, With gas for grass, and every
vi1ion Illuminated by countless chandeliers,
and voices reltorating forever and forever,
"Mr. sydney Smith coming, up stairs" The
parallelogrGm between HYDE Park and Re-
gent street, Oxford street and Piccadilly
within which he dwclt, contained, In his be-
lief, more wisdom wit and wealth than all
the rest OF the Inhabited globe. II wac 10
him magazine and repository OF what wna
deepest and most real Ia human life. "If n
messenger from heaven ho used to say,
'wcrc on u sudden to Runhilatc the love Of
pOWor, tue love of wealth, the love Of esteem
In the hearts Of uCiI, the Ftrccts' Of London
would he 0s empty AMI silent at nGpn rs they
ne now In the middle OF the night" Ills ma.
tgru demanded for ..g satisfaction the fresh
interests "t t.cry bonn he defined the COrn-
ny "a place vitl uH.y one post day" The
characterization. ldtrivlai L!sappo,utuouts
tie r0tue t1l tbCfes iUnses, The icWs and thu
contradictions, the gUs Up and tho rcfiltatl0n,
Wcr0 t. L,u sources OF lunrllr nmuEcmCu',
and tic immense social popularity which
made his presence Ut 4 dlCrCE-tablr u house
| hold event was satisfactory TO bis pleasure
! loving ATd plclsuTp'Eiyns temperament, even
| II II sometimes aGhHvcilIn III rs iudi.crlmi-
mating CNigcuCy. TIE very divCrsIty, and, Il
may be, tho frequent iuferority OF the COM
IpAny In which lie found himself was not Dis
| tasteful To him; for while hi5 rhCerfumels
! uGUa us own portion of the cnteI .ainmsnt
| its owl stlistactinh, ho Ind adQilired. konI
| knew him, tho habit OF direction and mastery
! In almost every society where no found him
| sell lie would allow, what, indeed, he could
| not prevent, the brilliant mgnOluTue Of MT.
| Muuaulay, ana was content 10 avcngc himself
| with tue pleasantly, That hc not only over.
| flowed with Frnfrhn., Nat rood N the slpU."
| lie yielded TO tho philosophy and orudItlOl Of
! such men as Dean Milman and Mr. Crete.
with m occasional dcprccntory comment, Jut
he admitted No competition or encounter In
! his iitld. On THO point he was strangely I'M
| just Nhcp, sQinG .e,derpriiiug entertainer
| hrdrElt him mud ThaodUrC Hook together,
| the iuiluro was complete. Mr. Sydney Smitl,
could SEQ nothing but buhOOnrry in tho Eay,
GDpniaIc faculty and wonderful extGlnnOru
! !nvrn.,0n OF the novelist, Just ls lie either
] could or would not sec any merit In those
laGssClpCCCa OF comic verse, tho works Of
ono or Two Of his own fellow administrators
! Of the Cathedral Of ST. Paul, the "IngOldshy
Legends Not that, In the common phrase
he IuOnOpOlGed the conversation; Ii rather
nuuupOlirCd him, rs was expressed ~ the
young lady, who responded by q gt Of lNuglI-
tcr to lis grace alter dinner, CNClaiming
- on lrG hWNyu 90 r:uusluI.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04
VETERANS OF rnn MEXICAN WAR.


Meeting Saturday Niuht-Reports from DIFF.
ferent Sections OF tho Country.
the monthly meeting Of the veterans OF the
Mexican war was hold on Saturday evening Rt
the Dickson house: Mr.. J. W. Denver 10 the chair,
and J. II. a2,Sssy. secrctsr-.
Mr.. A. 3fphedv corresponding gycfFuty,
reported Teftceipt Of Q iaTge n9m.er ci lotiots,
rotary q tho LcUlsylla Legion, from which u ap-
peas That out Of abol! twelve hundred mcu sent
iulin that tity 10 Mexico, In ydriUUs rginrauIJnl
only about me Nuraryf, IanE and riu can now
IuE irst llrutcRaut " GUfcll oGiccis all ara
Hr-s excepting Q 7uiEtouf Tl,o " now cd Dud
raies so tie NATIONAL convention 90 be nCld
here January ~ Oh tfg 2cd Of september,
colonel q. IimoDston. chairman, and ". II,
a Ig gySlGSoaf III 81 W. ST Hi9 iS9 ss,SS
| ton, CCntainng two hundred and four names Of
survivors Of VaTlCl5 rEglalynti from ell pats 81
| lu' Cauri'y nov residing IN mat ci;y. On read
| ,GT the names many uil comrades long since
\ thUught IT, Nv dead were recalled 10 the memory
| Ui those present. On he l6ih Of August this
association wlil elect delegates to Tue eonvcn'
o. .. A. Porcraeld, ESQ.,, IN omcCr Of the Viz
| rluS volunteers In .I'Nicp, residing at Cherles
| town, Wet virginia, y tek,ny measures e, o.
| rguiEc THO Bsryvors N tina. regiment --slilg
| in tHat neighbour loi, Grt Furgests tina: core,
! ap5nnCECo Gp had HlNh u.hgJs residing Il t..n
| u1nd ~ allie ta9sc if,lc N mat city IN 81
! 9 sssGi9tlou.
'TGc suriYiDs member. n iLg a.tf1l5hnst;;
! q -UClg Ecl IfCGrioa d, lo-tra Ua tue .stl 70
! IuI" FIu f1Gy EsW0CH rgg,i 'inatCd IN ttC
! bduHuG', EUo0grg, HrgJ maids ny Col. WtlgNt
! Major heu, teTlcy Poor. hE'nF Fierce COlOu'
/ ,-arp',r, Vi Ssw YORK, !. Cgas2 GnunVin, ser
| praIf A9ayl, Grf pfivAtc N'aEcr. me uiIlrctl
consist "i Colonel TslAc Hal wright, ,Ecs tent
| lieutenant :" T." Paige, wee president Ad.u.tn
: q. A. V tipuurn, secretary.
/ II. e.. PI'gigE, Of santa BlrharN, CG,l'Ctu a
! Forwarded iis' OF eighteen momGUrg tai q C.;l
, Ut LE' IraGt y0nttiLiHg IN ar"oaCt % Ihgi
! MOScMrita,
Major =, i'rrigw'l Chau'l'r, 81 IraurlgNfd
| N.a7ifs'ppL, atut The nHiIts al auurGbcr Of sur
| ylTuTs IN Hg Nini0ltr.
/ Two now lrc4IgerJ vS,N rUrCl'ei. TcsIding "
t,l8 g.'y, "a follows: Albert .s.ULs', 20 'Cgg,
| =. a. lGNlt.., v1il.g-l9IH,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04
SABBITH AT TIE CAPITAL
SERMONS AND CEREMONIES YESTERDAY

. slim Attendance W. tho Churrncs--'S hst
Is the Christian Rci,sisns-Thc Fear Of
1oa-sketch Of 81. stephens Parish.
Yesterday morning, Notwithstanding thc Ok
IRENE heat OF the sun, the sky was tiled WIN
Kindly clouds which ever and anon intercepted
ia direct rays, and at the same time motsteEcN
The breath Of the atmosphere by their nearness
OF the welcome rain which was wTapt in their
bosom Besides this there was cool breeze astir
which aided to make the morning very tolcr.
Gble.
TEc churches, however, were generally slimly
attended, owing mainly TO tho fact that many Of
the regular pas;crs and many more Of the church
socrs are out OF town. Besides Ills, IN these
after days, church IL one OF the most convenient
tl!1ss TO neglect when there IL any plausible
reAssu, and this "a readily supplied ny the
weather.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

Ilcnls oil vial st0tistica roUclLy pub. shed
in Europe arc cited 10 cpnlrmatlah Of the
generally received opinion Ihut tie duration
Of human life il NJ present. greater than IN
ptst centUrios. THUS, it il stated that 10 the
city Of Geneva, Switzerland, registers have
been kept Of tic yearly average OF human
longevity siGce 1850. In that eur It Is given
ut 22 years and o months. At present 1t 10
over 40 Years. The tables complied by life
assurance companies in England, and Ud6pted
IN this country, are said 10 show n sluillar
result. III the fourteenth century the average
annual mortality in the city Of PARIS was In
10; IL b now given as about l 10 g. In nil
England In 1880 the rate Of mortality was ! Ia
$751; as new glysn, II I, about In ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

diver Tanss. q "pE4.ut. vyIkLUUs,. CHA T.
= ]st "soao''Y; -. Eva Wallace, GrUuE and
r.'id.'i Co.. Mary q. DOusaU, q Nugraut, work
h".s,. j4Ues Robinson; forfeited collateral for
gtG5..s. iUl,GN GLl, irlUr.nE tree-box; Is.
."w Is LuluEA, gnlUwlul!y marrying Harriet Hon
usiN. rr ~ Tie tine ot slil marriage haviug a
IcNiu Nfc, hiillo IDlnsl, living; proven by
u,C ton yclt- ago, Ia Virginia. Harriet Gongs,
wife No. g, srsttied that she was married "a
Lows IN July last. TINS Court held GO!ngs for
q, O0u; committed Ia defiant. James Wallace
assault on joan Carpenter; 50. James Waters
| resisting Olrsr Reese; 80. Lucy Page, assault
on Ann Lee; g.. George Morgan, assault on WI,
Ham liarrigan; So. Maria Lunrrt, threats Il
Catherine CARPENTER tiJl he.., 20 ACap the
neacc. Abraham Iachariaurl assault 90 ,.'uI
Lee. a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04
- -
The bridge at Little IulI-.

The construction Of the new hri'r, n-Jr =. q
Little Pals, for winch Congress, 1t 4. last r.g.
sion, Appropriated tlo), CO., rLs' Dvga 80 long dc
layed that Colonel SLRlD, assistant gu sluagr q
the Washington aqpcllCr, by direction NJ G.,.-
efal Beoccck, has addressed letter o. The con
tractor, >. V. Dickson, NJ New haven. Conn.
lnionnirg him that on Friday, Tho l5tr lnstenJ,
advertisements viii he issVgi ilTi..ug nr0nuEA, :
nor fgHNI0tAE lie hTldE", 10 uJrscguFluC ~ is
tElSte 20 CnnpY viii fus COritir'Is Ut hts vO,.
tract Tor me "v'E, ulG'c IN November lu,'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04
GENERAL CITY.NEIE,S.


Tho NoIth Carolina avenue church will he dCdb
Gated on Sunday, the 2Ith nsisnt, Ut which tue
Rev. Aug. Webster, y. D., Lnd REV. Or. STcont-
Hel, OF Baltimore, Will oiiioiato.
Mrs. Hchoolctal, has exchanged nor house on
i ssrcvt near EhifItegih Tor atnw Of brick cot.
tages on street, boJSaeu Fourteenth mad IN
teenth, valued o. 10000, H
Tic pasoncns o. the Fifth baptist church, on
vermont ayohGo, between q and Il streets, was
lcdioEtyd yesterday. An appropriate sermon
vas delivered by the pastor, Ilev. john II. Brooks
kts;grlAy morning about 6:ls O'Clock oGiOer
liI0y found cOlored boy In ut on Slneteentl
bUcCt, between NJ ant " streets, and carried
him 10 the station.house, where he recovered
| aud then proceeded to his home on Capitol HUI.
The hualos!an nOat Club hold a meeting ~
clalks C,Bar store, on Ninth street on saturday,
.obcr next Win the Chesapeagcs, OF Norfolk, and
NAssen Cub, OF New York. After the trensac-
ton OF routine business, the meeting adjourned.
hesar., @. A. Dohrcr VI. NJ. Tcuney, 4. J.
David y. Ncuowpn, c. y. Willard, aid y. r.
Spalt9 have died IN tho once Of The recorder Of
deeds certificate OF Incorporation ns TRUSTEES o.
the Metropolitan Presbyterian church.
|. While lad named Robert Skinner was aging
| Q Kite on saturday evening, At the corner OF
! I'gFonih and T stree's, he ran against car
rage naF kcockod down and severely injured
Sergeant Vernon took hin home wNrte medical
! Attendance vas rendered.
Tlt square bounded ny Connecticut aycnno, b
H. enI Soc ,NiCtntl streets, recently puTChunnt
] ll 40EN btiuE. ON NbNtNu, OF tue t!9tola o. sNt
LiS.tlilnn tCi siQlto0, va purchased By INC lht
ger q w. C9tu5. = few Yeas ago for $4,000
! PlJlt $4,000.
! one Of Abort Clea7nu'J cart-drivetp, a hoy
named Thomas WuOLp.r, almost ran over
| young lrfy named Mia Annie Brown, az tie col
| nee OF q and Seventh streets. or Saturday mo ~
Ing. she escaped with a bruised foot. Tbe boz
VS. not arrested.
Gu SR5Igia- afternoon Odlccr Daily srrcsiei
| e tIc corner VI Pennsylvania avenue IN.
Nwtlith street, VIM. II. Garner, weil-kncNf
inlet, charged with stealing cloihlng valued q
SlOO from Captain James II. Rig6y, oil the Unitei
stated bavy, some weeks since. Judge Daw3Vi
Wiz ave MIN u hearing ihls morning.
The Grand E1caupmcD, !. o. o. +. OF tLil
NGtrct have elected tie following officers: VIM
j. Ecwmen, Grand Patriarch; Joseph h. Seirfert
Gunl High nnCst; Gonrrn D.. King, Grand Sc
uior Warden; ". May, Grand Junior Warden;
H. Allyn, Gland ScriBr; L. y, Lori, ar, Gran,
ifn1utEf; Peter II. Schntz, Grand MARSHA; ~
scph Burrows, Grcgi Sentlrc.; John y. Given
Representative 10 the Grand Lodge ni the Unltg
StaIua
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

sToCt MtsT TIE REDUCED TO MAKE
ROOM FOR TNTnUvEMENTSil
We have this ddy MARKED DOWN OUR EN-.
TIRE STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS 10 TO 20 per
cent y
We have still on hand, and receiving Tally, a
LARGE AND HANDSOME STOCK OF MEMS,
h0ls' AND CiIILDRENS STRAW HATS,
WHITE AND COLOBED SHIRTS, (all Styles
SUMNER UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, COL
LAYS, TIES, HAHDKERCHlEt'S, &C., &C.,
which must he sold
7110|. FOR CASH ONLY.
A lrgga stock ~ LADIES' AND GENTS
TRAVELLING THUMBS. I. ..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

INVII'a.ss VI NV NV tIIsII.,HINIV'
Tho fiat siAEd picnic Of g.. Peters junior
Ttnpgianue Society will be hctd to-day.
! ,Uootlbg 0i the American Mining Company
Of Colorado Will be held August u.
\. y. Saulain is selling his summer a'ocS o.
TB0udi Of rtliIOed prices, vie !.r. ...tH1a ~
y. Il. Fi,zhugh has tho ocst quality q ,cwCu,
for eaic.
-. Droihclf, bfoEUr AMI dealer In NUM-.
clual bonds, Fifteenth Eucct.
@. Euhns, piano ru1 music st0Tn, GS9 Nov YoiR
avenue, near seventh street
rh2 exercises Of tht Law EcinoI 81 Columbian
university viii he rCluned on October 9. %
The Ytrgiuia Republican Association will Ilss;
tonight. =
,. 4 Boswell 4 CO. VIII s6il % NoaIi5, an.
gis !, a1 O'Clock p. NJ, valuable io'., o. y
street soutn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

We have prepared IN a Eaat FORM Tie tea all
resolutions VI the reg Liar session OF tho Tn.l
Legislative Asst .nbly Of the District Of Columbia.
The book Is gotten ~ IL gUUh q lauucr ~ 10 lc
bDJa Cucap and drgIhie, p ~ wiz heuaH g.. tho
10Y hu,n ~ ~ ccnth per cory. IUr g.iC & thls
ufIlCC,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

'7l r7l cN'1nne the IRE aud rlrslpr-rrogi
Vi!l.7 ~ Tho 5uio Dtp5sit Company CgInlr New,
i'uTS Gyri ne Cni Fifucuth street, Tor s,fc.Epri.
ing -, B., .lrIr.ca. Jew r5, sllycr.waIs, ,r etr,r
Hsua.,Hf, iiun'h, iruGl ted 40 sixty dollar, nrr
apunlG. according 10 SIZE. Subusliiess man tt1
aitnrd TO 10 without tnGu.
1ate 'gurHtrgy from The Chtrdgy aud Eas on fra :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04
4 Firc,nnI arrested for >oring like 10 IA.
Ensiuc House.

u h'HMni the late driver Of the COgul.l
steam ea2ina at Alexandra, was agToStG. lsst
Night, charged with al attempt to get nrc - r.s
Columbia stables and eugins E1use, irUl1 witch
hc has recently been ii,u,s4ct. The horse W..
nrei ahOUi u O'Clock, bet Instantly eytiugulsi.-l
Brown hH,i a hearing yesterday mNrnuI b"Tur"
| justice Wcns, ant was blilrd until this I3OFntQ.
! In 800,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.

Excursion parties Wishing TO visit Piney Point
can secure entertainment bs addressing
CHARLES II. PARKER,
Piney Point Hotl,
Jy3i-bt Piney Point, MARI land.
M sCHUETZRN vERRIN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

Another course Of writing lessons at the
business College will begin Friday, August /.
Inc new Speucerlau tracing copies are used
with remarkable success,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

INNulhtErt MOUNTAINEERING INV NlltatNuN'N ~
rsct Of tho weather,
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Ths church has an audience room which, TOT
usstntsl, attraction, ami comfort combined, mas
psgllara 10 superior IN tic cit. This Is ospe-
,ia,.~ noticeable .. tbH present season OF the
-gar, WHOM u.a advantages OF IT. locatlon--hav-
..-..iaeauuB WIduut OH either side for The
psssaoc " Gir--rondIr 1t so cool and inviting
tlat ia people cannot fegn an excuse for non
attendance, even II 80 disposed. Its congrega-
tlou yesterday at II a. M. was much larger than
the average Of the churches could claim. We
were informed that the regularity OF Its mem
bership during the entire year In attendance
unUn the ministry OF tho word II noticeable ~
1t Is a Conmendable feature OF the church.
10 the absence Of the pastor hrfldg ont heated
term, the pulpit was supplied yeascraay morning
by Rev. Joseph Kelly, fhe talented son " cat
esteemed fcGDN.OtuEeu, &gHHA Kelly, g.1.
cashier " fce fAtlOHg Metropolitan BGnE. us
yuGug clergyman IL . graduate OF Princeton Sei'
isE', " vH,Ih Institution he attained hlRn rank
at nuuor-, Alg Il gtlll pdHUlIg l1o9rinlsJ MS
/ Theological RtidicB, and g nov ! llcentnte Of
! ITO Nt'rngtun City prEsbytCrr, He tal fOi
rom. f1tr'Ta $50 N.gu ing tue rnipls Of INC
| uh1T-. uL .stl. s. oct rr-tNeEi where nc tAs
! ..sF lnp.uDt"l.t "a Gui.".AT no me sOngfc'
/ = rsicriiy 'orcn,on Nr. I-olIv pr- sChaN irou
...a.r 49,. "Te 20 Iocr1 " the vrN, Lfl Lot
| Hra-rVf 0'.y, g-=c,rigI, Uur owG selves"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04


At that. Lot 10 sec T. "u ''Ft g.. .. ..'H..
ustTuy. Col never nf,EJ51 mat uut 'H.t 81 W.
Gospel should be- UgC"yl. lie lHyp. W1Iiu a4tH
taught Us these i1ssgEg WE'uaA nc .ut.I-,h the
should bo pIaCtlCgI, WHIT. We ugF. 1.4..7 We
should consult duly U,as'f of Hplflf.U.l .U,usr-
ity. We should remCuaCr a. '.. aOag we !caruuh
IN Our CatCChlsm, IN thu Gig. ..f .uF lnnqrtuue,
and think VI our curly trglA|.. u.
arIilE " 4If
had destroyed lnauy msA y! .T...llr ruyrrs OF
mind. Inc great Arius, who .,'fl q trr fourth
century, had inlgu by pndC, 81 Co., ao,. n inc.
Church this bad spirit hui manifest, ,..f and
sble ard eloquent llCu mad IJ'uul t.. ...ller,
There Vas notable example a. lie rrs ZEN, IN,
"a brilliant pitlnit orator Wpu BAL urTu,..t5 ans
Apirit u pride IN eater hts near. az, WIN be-
Iame a bitter enemy Ol the Churgu, the mother
maj mad nourlslUI hlm--the llul -Gs Ilyarmlhg.
frLego uion thought Trey stood unu, Out they
forgot lie ADVICE contained ~ this oplslle, 10
take heed lest they TALL. What happvnoi 10
mem may happen ~ any q Us, unless we fear
cod In everything. The Church tells US
wnAG 40 DO,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04

incFy !. uo'ulrV uuLtcr COR wulunn ,gAy asa
auts,u- uDi are weak than pLlIIer i Bt5Cp 4.
r4ia'.".p''a Pr'r bud brown stout. Your
grUrcI Jed ..tn I'rt .5 81 "". 40aun
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04
IN TuEsUFIEMEC COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

WI u. O. NiurlOoly q ats -
~ Eocc,Ytr. IN The above caule having reported
n hss court tla. tht blvo sold lots ?, aud 2b Up
Ky WtnhdiVsian % part ~ attract Of land called
Jaeop, lylDs aud being IN the county o. Washing
,SaSJ dSf sRTs i6Siy dolisFs pet isrs: md
Sio1Si' a. e aud Is. i9 said sabdiSisi6a. q 9. IL
Howell for hftyhye dOllaIs per acre; aud also lots
&sad 8. n Said subdlyl y ,ald il. Howell,
Tor sixty dollars per Acrej and also lot 81 In said
s1ndiyhlon, 70 W. W, MetoAlf, for the suni Of
sighty,9hs d9nHrs per acre and sl,9 lots ~ ~ and
d5llars Per sete. Sh2 has sssigtsd his claim and 10
Of said purchasers has compiled With the terms OF
sMe th ordered. this stth day Of July, A, b. is;B
Az hereby, ratihed Gid confirmed, lnlSs cause 70
the contrary be shown on or before the second
Jpesiay o. beptemher, A, D. 1873; ifoyEisi. copy
o. o. M order be publahed In the NATloskL hI
said ely % wasElhston DlstflSt n Columbia. once
% %. HUMPHAEYs. JdAtice.
A,' ,S. copy "'kfEIii sSstt, ,,..,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-04
CITY TTE.IrT

LIFE F.t1 INV CuA4Ms fof ne dyUpepuc. shiloh
10 lot 10 to wondered nt when we take tot o Ho-
count the amount Of bodily and mental suffering
that tlis distressing malady generates, The Pc
ruT.sn syrup "a rfntoxihe Of IRON haa cured