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TITAHTED-To RFNT-T HAVE FROM . 70 %
rsep. Z hs
consult their bsst calling tho House ent
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WdAMTG9iTo iy hRENTIlousEsa IAyH GREAT
PIERCE; Keai Estate And Note Broker III East MIDI
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" tss school :tsris.. s5ost
ana Dlsson st. or near CsrEst, to bo occupied
isae 81 and 81 gNxsatsesv @ t'D''' 'n&'''uF'n o'''
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National Republican., 1873-12-16
with his partners. and keeping . regular

will, his partners. and keeping . regular
debit and credit account ~ II.
Fiction writer's who have introduced the
"resurrcctlonis," " into their novels have
alwaysnkcn him from the lower ranks Of life
some social ou,cas, some hardened Grim
inal who hadscrvcd In ,hepenitcntiar some
morally crooked Creature, whom nature, Al
hisbirth, seemed 10 Sc, apsr, for such unholy
work, but here VIC have an apparently re.
specialize pcrson--in the eye Of the commun-
itya religious person-wilh whom some OF
US have perhaps prayed, 50, side by side with
at church. shaken hands In society, dclib.
eraiely engaged in .jhe most loa,hSome and
revolving of all revolving occupations lis
a sad world, afler ALI We know no, how
many Christians there are around us among
our most intimate friends, The morning
paper brings one revelation, shaking faith
In human nature itself today. H. in all
probability. will bring another the next and
the next; for. let us not dcludc ourselves
with the idoa that there is only one Chris
tim. Washington Is comparatively sinless
city more innocent h,an y score and hun
tlred larger places that could he named: but
when the lights are out and Policeman Nc.
Glue Is making his Inst round Ia the dim.
gray morning, what might lac Aot tell If he
would, and who shall say whether his sus-
picions may no, some day become realities !
National Republican., 1873-12-16
nEnREAsEn RErENrE

II b easy enough when one takes the
trosble 10 investigate the question to under.
stand why the revenues Of the Government
have hllen off during the last few months.
Every shopkeeper, merchant, tradesmnn
and professional man has felt the decrease
Of business consequent upon the panic,
while the great railroad lines and common
carriers OF every description have suffered
In q similar manner The depression has
pene,n,ed every department Of business,
from the transactions Of the boarding house.
keeper 70 those Of the millionaire banker.
II Ia natural, then. that the Government
should in turn feel the decrease In revenue,
for the Government is nothing more or less
than the representative of the peo.
ple When they suffer depression,
and are unable To continue their
customary pursuits involving manufactures
and exports and imports, trade becomes
stagnsn,, and the customary amount OF
taxes are not raid. In August last the i'm.
port entries at the port Of New York were
13s. 83e 900; in November they were hut
90, ,ss9. 9s1-a decrease OF nearly thirty.
three per cent In August the custom re-
ceips at the same port were $l3,454, isJ
In November they were hut SS. 05s, e3,-.
decrease of nearly any per cent. Here VI
have the whole thing In nut shell. L
may surprise some Of our readers TO fint
that the decrease has been 81 great, but /
viii afford thers food for reflection.
The House has already gnppled thu
question with an evident determination I,
reach solution of itwi,hout delay. But
NJ usual, when such question is suddcnl,
brought up for consideration 10y that body
the measures for relief are not only cr,ll,
and conflicting, but are trnl,oriled by
cowsrlly fear that the people will not ap
prove of them. This i'ar has shown itsel
in the form Of an inclination to dodge III
real issue By rcsorting To methods OF doubt
ful economy. The people will apprccni
this Transparent subterI,lsr, and the Ihu
tives which prompt 1t. and will dcnoUnc
II as heartily as they would step Il
the direction of extayagancc. The
will not shirk the responsibility Of increase,
taxation. if u necessity for il exists, aE,
while they demand economy in the admin
istnation of the Government they insist iha
il shall be Of the real and not Of the bun
combc kind. The reduction Of few pid
ding salaries here and there. or the con
traction OF expenditures Tor this or that oil
ject. will not bring about the nccdful result
A general and swccpingly comprciensiv
reform. which shall strike from the Govern
ment pay.roll- hundreds Of tho small Office
holding constituents Of the honorable mem
bcrs. il what ia wanted. M class ofmcn in Ii
country know this better Than the honor
able gentlemen themselves: but they seen
to he afraid To undertake the job. 1t mus
be confessed that II is huge one, and ou
that viii provoke hue and cry among tn
small fry wari-meeting managers. the ,oun,
of which will he unpleasant 10 the eaI~ q
their 80 called leaders; hut the time ha
come when the blow must he struck. tn
barnaclcs must be stricken OF True patriot
ism. true s,atesmanship require this action
National Republican., 1873-12-16
DIED.

DIED. 'F~~-
a. 800 clock jonS ksrfs. IN nc dry year
The rinsrsl viii take place from the residence Of
W snn, " q. E.pry, No, tt7 strcrt mort wcSt, on
"Wednesday. fIth lust, al O'Clock. The friends
sh1 relatives ofthe faml q m Invited TO attend.
,HNhWtR-On the 18th instant. nj u a 'ciock. M t,
uAIiik HAMtfN. wifi OF George J. Brewer, aud
",mghtcr iNrv. WIN. Russell.
.,Ftncral ths tncrnoon, al o'clock, n. M, NJ
s,n.,,""sregatonal W.. church, CORNER Of Tenth aud u
. Ci,ockETr, On the morning of,he 18th Instant,
slLLh. " The tenth year OF hcr skc, ciies child
Fur-r,l from the residencr Of her mother, ISb,
sixteenth strect northwest, thi. sflcrnoon, VI 4
Nhcd TO attend.
sSsoNEs:-.on the iith Instant, n. II, JoSss, aged
tnneral fiom residence, No. y n street north
west tvs Afternoon, at q CLOCK.
.NEtstf.--',n the itth iu,yant, after lingering
rness o' several mouths dhraron, THOMAS y.
NENhtN, = Native OF the county ot Ioath. IrclHnd
Ply tor many years resident of this city, Ia the
thIrN-third year Of his age.
fNnsrrl from hs latc rrsidcnce. Tts Tventy-thlrti
stryt northwest, tpi, afternoon. ut p'clnck. The
,ricnds Of the anily are respectfully Invited to at
HiuaINs.-on Monday, Dceembrr Is At q
n,cloch, q: M, pasfd TO a s,oti"rs immortality,
Ion. nhyip hioGfNs, aged eighty -neur years and
The. relatives aud friends Of the Family are in-
yitcd attend the funeral, without further nytcc,
irn," lhc tburrh OF u,c- Eplphsu), gu wednr.dly.
lsth Instant, NJ n.
National Republican., 1873-12-16
TRE WEEKLY NATIONAL REP J,B.
rNH IIr1h

Owing to unexpected and extraordinary
demands. the issue Of The WEEKLY Ma.
TIoNAl REPUBLICAN OF lsd week has been
entirely exhausted. With the facilities
afforded by our stereo,ypiny arrangements,
we are enabled to print an additional num-
her oday. The issue contains the official
report of the Southern Claims Commission.
embracing the list OF clsims allowed and
disallowed with the amounts allowed, the
proceedings of the Colorcd Equal Rights
Convention. and other matters Of currcat
news interest, besides interesting and In
str,ictiye MISCELLANY.
National Republican., 1873-12-16
BopY.syA TCHvYG BUSINESS

BOD NV Il ItUbNv ~ Il BtSINESS
The truth Of the probcrh tha, one half
of The world does no, know how the other
half lives receives almosi dnily confirmation
in ever journal in the country. The
modern morning newspaper is the great
mirror of the world in which our virtues
and our crimes, sins ur omission and com
mission are painted with u startling vivid
ness and fidelity. We wake up in the
morning TO lnd that our nextdoU neigh
bor. whom We had supposed Ia he all per.
f.ction, has suddenly taken Hight, no on"
knows whittier with the lunl- Of n hank or
some trust coniidcd 10 his charge. III"
style and magnihccnce in which Mr.. Money
bags across the way has 50 long been living
which hnS always hecn 50 much Of 4 puzzle
anL mystery, Is nj last accounted for hy
tile announcement Of his bankruptcy, AMI,
rs the paper is laid down, We shake Our
heads with the SClf.complnccnt rcmnrl; that
eve always knew II would come To that. 90
In night regulations which were whole
and sound when We laid or heads upon
our pillows are rent and shattered, and In
all the ghastlIn,ss of displayed type photo.
gr.phcd forever in pages IL, lasting nS tim"
itself Journalists have really little In du
with the making Of newspapers. Thrir
work is mapped out for tlcm day after dry
by the world, aud IL the morning paper l.
what is called wicked 1t is simply bcy,i.r
the world was wicked the day before.
The story of the rcsurrrciiunists, which
has been printed in, as II wcrr, 81 many
chapters IN our columns during the hast tow
days is an illustrate in point. Dr.. Chris.
tian has been, so far H we know, con i'll,
cred u respectable person until the suS.
picions of Policeman McGiuG were aror,Cd,
and the proof or his ncihriOus bu.,.
moss established. Nargare, Harrison. wa
have no doubt, has bOrnc m exemplary
character as u Christian for monihs End
months, and received the thanks ot lIl.
dreis and hundreds of families with whom
she mingled her tears in mourning over
their departed dead. but susldruly the veil
Is drawn, and we lind that Margaret i. a
very ghoul a hypocritc Of hypocritcs; the
aoc0mplce Of an inhuman monster, who
seems 10 have taken positive pleasure in
IFS barbarous business, Ghristhtn's diary
Is one of the curiosiiins Of crime. The cool
diabolism with which he seems tn have
conducted his operations; the skill aud in
thisiry he brought TO bear upon his 0ccupa
tIon; the systematic yillainy that rum
through his entire work stamps him rs
master Ia his peculiar line. He did hh
businoss by wholesale. and stands upon The
record the firsi wholesale ''cadaycr'' mcr
chant Of the country. .lilling orders with The
REGULARITY and precision or well conducted
mercantile establishment: dividing profit
National Republican., 1873-12-16
s-S fnLEpMAN's SAYINGS AND TRUST

WASHINGTON, u. g., sept. 81 1851.
NoTfCE TO DEi'OsirORs.--from Hmi amer THIS
date and until further notice this COMPANY VIII sp-
PITY i,s rule r,slairing SIXTY DAYS notice of id-
scsl q, ". sfICKNEy. Actuary.
National Republican., 1873-12-16
First Lieut.. aud u. .. NJ, 81 arlllcr,. 4. y. NJ
DRoPOsAI.S FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTA.
l. TIUN On THE MISSOURI RIVER.
UEADoUArrEns ". DIy. or rHp MIssornI,l
.orriCE ,l,ihf Y. NJ. 'mI y.o. Ill,

u ls
OFFicE tNIEF y. NJ. en-, Ai!D. tLL.,
No. .srNioN BlItpiN,. DccsIa. lisa. \
sealed proposals will l,r rs'ri,cl II TIL. office
H. aud 0I,cIrd al. Iso'clock NJ, TIL krDAN .Jau
vary H. 1874, for The Transportation OF Government
sioux City, Iowa. ar yankioli, u. r., Ia. principal
starting -Iont. and Fort Bcnton. NJ, T.. ani s,la
rate proposal. " III als,, he rrygl fur lrau>pntta
lion between bismarck lat the n. r. II. n. crossing
nr Missouri rIVrrD or FORT Abraham Iinrnln, IL r..
March NJ 10 Oci"l'rr@i. 1871.
Zach ErrpUsai mut & he accompanied by n bond In
The 1nm Of l"n Thousand dollars. tslnOu executed
IN legal form by two or more Responsible p,rsuuS,
i tnicI star. district runrt.) gliayantrrIns that
IN the cunlraci Is awarded To the prT-on pro-
po,ing. II viii br accrptrd nnl entered Into, and
gup hnd Sufficient security lurnlshct iInmr'llnlriy
ly him III lic sum nr unr hundred ih0,snnd dot
lars tslOo,Ool fOr the nithfi Iudmeni Of the cou-
tract.
TIts GoycrumUnt reserves The right to reject any
all bihs thai may br Offered.
List of specifications nnh requirements fnr the
Information OF bidders. farm Of rontrari to he
tered Into IL ease of award aud form of prop"sn eau
he h,d by application 10 Til, office, or Ia the offices
1T the puartrrmastcr's Department Ht st. Louis,
Missouri, Fort Lcav"nworih, kansas, oInlha,
Nrbruska, or slsnN tiy, luwhj aud u! bid will bc
the llst or rpr hrnIi"ns aud requirements aud form
1T contract Referred to.
Moreover, 40 hid VIII br cntcrt aimed, under any
circumstance unless the vi llgr sprcscnt In pcr-
opening % Tie bids and !, thcu aud there prepared
10 show that ltr i fully able to carry out the
tract In aii respects. u awarded 10 HIN.
Proposals should he lnior,ci, "Propos,ls for
asnIy Transportation on the Missouri river, aud
addressed to the undcrsigucd :, ,,,.,..
Assistant Qu,rtcrnAstrr GrnrTaI d. :. army chief
Quarirrlinst stur Nil, DIV. Of the Missouri.
National Republican., 1873-12-16
HARnIHn
= EAx-

.nfIl the rrsIdeper Of Dr
Wm. ". Tomllnson. tisrrudsnprg, Kya, Drcrinbc
y, ~ Rev. y. W. Ncnsffs, IwiLiIAM w. BELK
National Republican., 1873-12-16

TINS ParsipEsr yesterday sent TO the SEN
ate the name ofeS-iovernor Sam. Bard 10 be
postmaster At Augusta, Ca. Mr.. Bard has
done excelleut service ibr the Republican
party, and this recognition by the President
will gratiiy his nIiInerous frIeu,ls
National Republican., 1873-12-16
ATLAS r'Rr INSURANCE. COMPANY, oF
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY REuiEf lor Yoane Men from the effects
siored, Iiapsaimsnis y Maifisss remoysa. New
s.hoi hsa Ss ssssss ass NJ. ami
yglopes, ,Aadfcss li6y kD Kssol hAT.oS, No.
lss S.ssg sisS mpsSs'los " SSrS.se!s 600.
National Republican., 1873-12-16
DENTISTS.

nENTlSTRY.--C. H. FOSTER, NJ. d., FOR
- thirty years = Denisi Practitioner In PhIladel-
phal aud New York. attends to all branches OF his
profession at M. In6 New York avenue,
Beautiful scis Of teeth M plnlina. gold ani other
materials On the mOst reasonable terms. no6-tr
~ W. SCOTT. DENTIsr,
Ns No. DJl runnsyiYanla rvrnHc, hsiwern Ninih
and TcnIh streets, lover Trls.) Nitrous Nldc ais
speciality. Terms moderate. oc,0-y
nR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE Of OHIO
- College of Dental surgery, AZ seventh street,
hctween ID and u, few doors south Of odd Fellows
Teeth ~ set for teeth, either law. Jylr-tf
National Republican., 1873-12-16

Democratic statesman for measures that no
body wants and an utter incomprchensiblli,y
Of anything wise or practical" s.s--
National Republican., 1873-12-16
A UIrTION SAI.E-THEREw wIII,BESOI

A UtTION NShI.E.-TH ERR LLBESOLD
lAai tng QuarIcrnsslcr,S stnrchonsc, at fori Me-
nary, iS7L NJ u "clock =. NJ. the following ar-
ticcs OF the nl pattern clpihng; II hats, fell, un-
crossed canuOn. NruFl"s: g caps 0ight srtllirryJ
" hair piuncs, u hands aud ia.sclS q eagles, G.
form Jsckci,, afaraEc caps, nanncl sack coat; 20
b0otrcs. tscw-l. u ipbts. tsNrd,l ls, lace. az,
yards red. MS l,rc, "a yards rcdD rs lace. tis
yards crisn) hrr cl,ckrons. (hrsi scrgPanis',D II
chcvrons, tsergcant>.D - chcgrn>. tcorpprals',
scales, (scrgcants 81 scales, (curp1r,l- aud prl-
Yates, ltsashes. Also, muir, condemned Quar-
trrmastcr property. Terms clsh.
National Republican., 1873-12-16
a,f.TO THE I.ADIEN,

NME. D.. y. .JEANNE ERET h,ving rrturnci from
raris, with The latest ,iyi,, Of Dinirr. ban aud
Mcdng dresses, and Hat OF choico.i sfyic,, rsu
d" nuri ~ No. 40 Eleventh street Que dnaT i',in
rcuusyl y,nia avenue. Drc.srr constantly On Iiind
National Republican., 1873-12-16
TnsuE,T ~ ora rvcuNrpss,
rus ursr r,rsa ~ wAsHrsaroS.

~ Fl'ih wv i''H''l
Tie NAT osAL NEPunLIcAS comes to Us In a
now aud enlarged dress since ils rolnoyal to their
nsw bulldisg. IT'S the hest paper published 10
the city Of Washington, always In advance with
tho latest news, and replo,e with ohcoe rcadins
tuatter aud sparkling Intelligence,
National Republican., 1873-12-16
,-Sa.InPORTANT TAX NOTICE.

The rssrs,mcn!s for sTRkt.T lMrfnyfM%NT-
snd SfwfHNGF, " not rstt wiihiu tltirtN days.
will bear int 'r',t NJ the rate of ten per crni r'r
annum. THESE t,Nrs eau nuN ~ pail with ir'u'ls.
which the un'l'r.igurd eat Supply M . very heavy
discouni, having bought th.i III large ninonnl- NJ
much lcss than cnrTcni mtrs't r,i.e FOR inil Ia.
formation apply to tb'i. TNVEsDEf.t,
i,", fstitc Broker, fs o. street northwest.
1r.i.IilI
National Republican., 1873-12-16

LorIS JoHS RANDOLPH AGNs-IE, whose
death was announcrd IN our columns yesterday,
was born at Moticrs, SwitzcrIanI, May y, 1907
In the bcginning he was educated fnr the ms,h-
cal profession, ami amer leaving the colicgr at
Lausanne he attended the medical school at
Zurich, ani subsequently the University Of
Hciielherg, whcrc he studied anatomy, phy>-
ology AMI zpolugy under Iie,ienaH. LeTkart
AMI BischoH. When only twenty wears old he
entered the University OF Munich and obt aimed
inst r,lctlnn from some Of the most distinguished
naturalists IN Eurnp'. The lilrrality of Baron
Won Hum,nii enabled him to publish his great
work on fossil ichthyology, which secured his
fame as a naturalist. Af,cr the publication of
several works, which largely contributed to his
reputation md won him the first rank among
scientific mon, he came to this country in
1910, aui connected himself with the
Coast Survey. We m,xt ini him a pro-
lc..ur in Harvard ami \ scicniihc explorer
along our coast, in the mpun; ains anl uppI
the lake., npi . lecturer to the largest
audiences that ever gathered IN America to r..
cci,r .c'cmi1' ns'ruriinn. The principal work
of hi, life, however. aul which promised the
most imlsrlrn' results, was the foundation OF
the school Of natural history at Prnlkrsr,
which was endowed by awcilthy citizen Of New
York Professor AsasNh was the grriirst
scientist In the United iSa,rs, AMI hi, place
will, wr fear, rcmhln hong mfIlrl,
National Republican., 1873-12-16
yr fear, rcmalu bong mfIl"l,

TuT Plila1clphia ig'. which was offered
for sale Immediately following the death Ur is
c,lnr, Col, lsiIllc, Is still seeking purchaser.
The .,yr Is fh' leading DriupCrl,ic newspaper
IA prnn,yl NanIa, AMI (, IN all 'ci, desirable
AMI pr0nt lhlr prnpcriy. THE oiicr Of s,lr (,
made 0nly hcr,u.c rr the lhss Of the li;c cli-
tor. ami IN uUlrr thu HI us'l." may hc closed
uh aud distributed among his heirs. 4 pr,pp-
,inn vas Iltriy mair by unr ut li'r PhilLdrl-
pIiL paper, that the DcmIrsii- OF Pcunsl IVA
mia luv the iy' uni make Cot. Thomas B.
Florence. Of this Ci ', clur. We wrrc n hopes
that this suggestion wuuli have lr'n taken
hnll Of hciprr his, CO.. f'nrrurr !, peculiarly
littrl, b. rluration, yea, "f training, anal Hat-
uril alIp'abii'v, for iuusli'h ic lll'r, aai
rcing q Plhi'iel phian yrri is'usrIiIv hnjwu to
tbs people OF that City, anl thoroughly ~
miii,r with H. interests, his srl'rilhI t., sue.
rrcl Col BgIllc would br rinlHcn'!; prpirT
aud hignly polih. Inlrcd wr brii,yo Ioi.
Flprrnrr would make thr ,iy'a mnrr ti!uIi,s'
organ Ia It's parry lhan Il rrcr la, Ir"m IN |
past, his t'ipruush kmwlrls nr nal'm
affair aul large acquaintance AitI The pi'n
fully qualifying him to inlusr ihi' yr-' u
spice that always adj ia.c.vrt nHi diiriu.",
ness TO mnrnnI Inlrr, "" slrIld H. Nratt
To lose The ruinlrininnshIp pi the g"ui,l Inn-
mel, hat will rrocc IL he la trur,tr, ~,i =" q
higher sphere nr iiStni!nc>. III lUrn,i!sm. W
understand that a nH'vcnrm IL l"'ng indL IN
Pha,glplIia 10 purchase r' lr,"' half iu'rr-
rst In the .igs lor he purposc Of N'al!iHg bl.
Florence Ut the head OF the paper.
National Republican., 1873-12-16

sTuE Chicago hdsr- -Occd', s,'cnking OF Srul.
tor Hamilton proposition to an'cni the Nj
lional Constitution - that people will bc ~
quirei 10 pay their debts In coin, says The sru-
ator need MT worry himself 80 muc' about
slscc payment. What troubles the people
just now is the quantity and no. the quality
Of money, People Just now arc willing 10 give
Discount on the very bcS debts for legal
tenders. Our contemporary says that II Mr.
Senator IIam llton would seriously propose III,
coin paying measure in the West, he would be
Instantly elsppcd IN straight Jacket. "Com-
nc,sd u.s." oxciaIns the btor- 0cedn, ito .
National Republican., 1873-12-16
t.rssPtCiAI. TAXES.

uNncr> Of property hivlns spcri,i taxes to pay,
either for street improvements .'vcrrRr, crn stNr
heavy ~ rcrntagc by leaving their blS With fst
sctitcy,cui. inf,rnHt lon rfrui.hcd.
l\NGDO<. nNRiitR ALBRIGHT,
Dcslcr- In Real Estate aud securities,
nND-lG " Il Ircl M u l,n.l IlIc-..
National Republican., 1873-12-16
oSE ~ rnE vErv Bgsr SEwsrArgns.

IFIaiI TH' " NIHH'EIEF"' f'"0''9 f'VT''''I
The new building from which rHs NATIONAL
RErUsLIcAN issued Its nrst number last Monday
is as superbly appointed as 1t Is architecturally
handsome. 1t is a model newspaper ONCE and
would he an honor to any city. Wo believe the
composing room Is by far the finest In America.
Its windows command u view OF nearly the entire
city und OF the Potomac almost down to Fort
Washington. When Its new machinery get. to
working smoothly, rHg REru unLiCAs will be in
appearance, what 1t already IL in substance, one
OF the very bcs. newspapers In the country.
National Republican., 1873-12-16
ess" ATTENTION., WASHINGTON

ClEIN. NJ. L-Mcinbcrs Of this Society ar hereby
notified 10 mcct al Carroll HAL, " O'Clock to-
DAY, truc.iay, pcccnlmr t6 In reEaii,, to attend
the nurrai Of our late Hrvthcr. Tuou rs 4. NrNtr.
funcrsl from his late rcsidcncc, 5i= Twenty ihirj
street, at .o'cluik y. IN,
Hy sr,lrr OF the prcsi,ent.
dria DANIEL, SItkNNON Erc SO.
National Republican., 1873-12-16

District OF OJuubit. trcl8
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ wAsulNGroN, u. e.. Nec. ~, IsTa.
On the PETITION Of WILLIAM SELLERS. Of phlli-
dclphls, PCni.. praying for the extension or u
patrnt granted 10 him on the llti day OF March,
iStL for an Improvement IN Turning Iathr>;
Il Is Ordered that the Testimony Ii the case he
time for nliug arguments nnd the Examincr's re-
port bc Htr, to the s'th daY 0i February NEXT aud
That ssid petition he heard tho 18th ,lny OF Fr-
ruary next.
! Any pcrson pIay oppose this extension.
d,cl6-TUiw VI. u. IEGt,ETT. turmis >lunrr,
National Republican., 1873-12-16
AHgAp ov ITS corEHron,Rirs.

IFroW tnc i"WNhle my. l''inmrFcl'l.I
TRE NArioSAL RsrrBLicNs OF Washington,
W. J. Murta CHS paper, started out On Monday
morning In an enlarged and improved form. pre-.
senting an appearance and amount Of news OF
which II Is reasonably proud. Tnr REPUBLICAN,
Is thirteen years old, having outlKcd several
,Iailc. that hourishcl for a time vt tho capital
hut had not the elements OF long lilc 1t Is the
hr' Washington daily to print FROM siereot!pei
mates,
National Republican., 1873-12-16
wGLL.E,nNgp rrnsrErrrv.

The NATIONAL RErUnLiCAN appeared In an
enlarged aud handsome change Of dress from It's
now building, corner Of Thirteenth street and
Pennsyivsnia avenue, last Monday. In future
tho paper will he printed from stercoty ypcd plates,
cas-, from splendid outat OF type recently pur-
chased. We congratulate Mr.. Murtagh IN the
success 50 tar achieved and heartily wish HIM =
continuance Of his wcil.carncd prosperity
National Republican., 1873-12-16
.g-AASsyA,L nnnr,xe or TIE ".

- q. A.-fhc annual msctinR OF the Wom'n's
Christian Associa,ion fcr the Election orultrrrs
for The rHsuing year viii la hrli TINS AF1fI-
NOON, ,rncsilry.) Drcrmhrr IL, at I O'Clock, NJ
the Home, on Thlriecnth street. between u anI \
ATTENDANCE Is dcsirc.! Dy orl,t Of the nrcsilcnt.
drriG MRS, w, ", NNnf ON, Snc'y,