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National Republican., 1873-04-26

The ltght Rev. T.A1er, the newly -consecrated
bishop OF Africa, repeated his address last even
ing, before a large audience, IN the Epiphany
church, on Mission Life and Work In Africa
ties Of the people OF that country, and the efortz
that were being made to ChristlAnlze them.
While the men were like half-tamed animals,
still there was something about them grand and
noble. Their social and domestic lie was ex-
ceedlngly loose and OF very low order.
Wives were kept In separate houses, and all
the women regarded and treated as half slaves.
There was q war existing between some OF the
nations, and when either side succeeded In cap
turing prisoners they were slain, cooked and
eaten. No widows and orphans existed there,
herited the property got the wife and children.
The Inhabitants did not work much or believe In
free labor. Christian religion was doing much
to amellOrate the condition OF the natives, and
those that had embraced the true faith were
becoming well improved and making good citi-
Eens,
National Republican., 1873-04-26
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Caves. OF the Members Of the Ceuscii-i
liz, of Omcer- Aareed Imam

C.ues. Of the Members ef the Ccuncil-A
List Of Omcer. Agreed Upeu.
on Monday next, at . O'Clock, the Legislative
Assembly will convene, and, a. was 10 have been
expected, the past week has been busy one
with the members OF both Houses In canvassing
the merits Of respective gentlemen for the sew
eral ofices, the main interest, however, being
centered In the spcakershlp. Thu, far It has
been impossible to secure q caucus Of the Repub-
licap members Of the lower House, but the gen
uomen Of the Council made up their minds to
decide last night who should be the oficors, and
they arranged for q caucus to be held at Grays,
and II took place accordingly. All the members
were present except Messrs Golden and Hall.
Mr. J. W. Thompson was called to the chair, and
Aballot for president was declared the nrst thing
In order.
Messrs. A. X. Browne and VIM. stickney were
notnInsted, and the ballot resulted; Browne 8,
stlckney 4, blank /, making ten votes; accounted
for by letter being received from Mr.. Hall an
nounclng that he was unable to be present, but
asking that his ballot be cast for Mr.. Browne, q
request which was complied with.
The ballot for tho other of1cers was then pro-
ceeded with, and resulted a. follows: Chief
clerk, Z. 7. NJ. FaetI; Journal clerk, Z. J. klop-
fer; assistant chief clerk, Joseph 7. Potts; mes
senger, Joseph Lee. II was further agreed to
dispense with services Of q sorgcant.atarms,
after which the caucus adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Rnnrh nf PnhIIr NnrL.

The following action was taken by the Board
Of Public Works yesterday: Permission has been
granted the oficers OF the African N. T. Church,
On NJ street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, TO place lamp on said street In front Of
drains has been directed 10 repair Bennlng's
road In the county. Mr.. J. W. Clark, general
superintendent, has been directed 70 have a
space between the curb and building line six
feet wide on FOur-and-a-half street, from Mis-
sOur avenue southwest, sodded for protecting
and encouraging the growth Of The trees re-
CpntlV nlantal
National Republican., 1873-04-26
ElrrIinn afDIrecinIn.

At meeting Of the stockholders OF the South
rTn Maryland Railroad Company, held At the
once Of the company, No. 2il Four-AnG-a-hAlf
street, on the 2Ith instant the following gentle
Samuel 8. smoot Henry d. Cooke, James I. Bar
hour, hallet klb0nrn, Hamilton q. FAINT, VIM.
u. ClAFott John Van Rlswiok, Thomas 4. Crit
tenden, Washington city; WIN. II. Holt, Conn;
Benjamin q, Harris, John N. bronze, ST. Marys
county, Md.i Arthur NJ. Eastman, New Hamp-
shire,
National Republican., 1873-04-26
FIRE COMMISSIONERS


special meeting Of the Board Of Fire Com
misslonsrs was held last night all the members
me chief engineer submitted his annual re.
port for transmission to the Legislative As
tembly.
A leave Of absence was granted to ". W.
A oommunicatiou was received from Mes,rs.
John McClelland; william N. Gait, Bros, a Co;
y. hohun Sons, Joseph W. Nalrn and X. v.
Clarke, representing that they had large business
interests In the nelghborhood Of the Thirteenth
street Baptist church; that their residences were
their own protection, they desired TO Know o.
q 1re-alam In the vicinity, which AZ present
could only be accomplished By allowing the
striking apparatus TO remain In the Thifteentb-
They had called upon the trustees Of the church
In regard 10 tho subject, and that body had
agreed to allow II to remain thsre and be used u
the steeple were properly strsng,hensd; I'M, I'M,
% ,S S U 70 nave w GOaf allow wSus ne sSUs
ratus to remain and strike the alarms from that
bell when the repairs are completed.
on motion Of Mr.. Booker II was unanimously
agreed TO accept the proposition Of the gentle
men, and the secretary was directed 10 80 notify
item.
the chief engineer reported that in an inter.
view with Mr.. CiaTk, architect OF the Capitol
extension, he had been notified that the Colum'
ha engine-hOuse must be moved At q very carly
day.
On motion Of Mr.. Morgan, the committee on
buildings were directed 10 communicate the fact
20 the Governor, and ask that special mention Of
II be made In his message to the Legislature.
After the approval Of number Of bills ths
board adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

HAspsoxE SUITS for gentlemen, made OF choice
English sultinRs, from ea5 70 so, ready-made.
Handsome English Cheviot suits, from ti5 to
Pine Brown Coats, with Vests to match, for
t9i.
French worted Goats and Vests, In the most
desirable patterns, ta5.
some very neat worsted suits for ss5.
Gentlemen desiring choice goods will please
inspect.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Tho ChImes This RrenInE.

Mr.. widows will play the following pro.
by request, this evening, commencing At $3.50
O'Clock: "GhanGes," The Harp That One, C.
(duet,) "How SO Fair" (Martha,) ''Gentlt
zltlIla,n Make Ne no dandy chaplet," duet
"Bue Bells OF Scotland" "Fair Land Of Poland,
Vale, "Ro6ln Adalr," and "Home Again"
National Republican., 1873-04-26
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RnrmlIa In uulld-

The following permits to build have been
issued BY the superintendent Of buildings since
our last report: Thomas and II. ID. Chase and j.
and half stories high, on Third street, between
N and q streets southeast, to be used as q Wheel
right shop; Geo. ID. wAssman, q story on q two
story brick building, +lxS6 feet, on street, be-
Felix Barotu, for 81. Martins church, aframe
building, 2Txio feet, one story high, on L street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets north
west, TO be used temporarily for school puT-
noses whilst 4 church Is being built; Thomas
Collins, two brick buildings, 2ok xl feet, two
stories high, on l. street, between fout-and-a-
half and Sixth streets southwest; Mr.. p. Brown,
4 frame building, 16x9s feet two stories high,
with back building, i2Ki2 feet, on street, he
tween Second and Third streets 4outhcast.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

have occasion 10 dnd faun with those VINO are
cempelled % stand 10 The al.les, notfor the want
ell ellglhle chairs, a. before stated, betnR re-
served when the manager thinks thcren be
demand for them. Let NJ have eole improve
ment, NJ. Fdit0r, N not IN thir, At least In the
new theatre TO be built thls summer.
BT-the-hy, when u Mt. Rapley going TO com
Now -.sp-ruua
National Republican., 1873-04-26
snLbnlL hooI T,ncL,r,

The Saturday evening hour from To ! Of the
daily prayer meeting al the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Is especially de-
voted 10 the study OF the sabbath school lesson
large as 10 be held In Lincoln hall fhls even.
lug Hon WIN. stlckney will preside, and the
lesson "JOseph In Prosperity" 10 TN topic, 4
cordial welcome Ia given 10 all,
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Baltimore Lock Hospital

. DIk. a. lNSINDNR
when ~ the Great HQspitais Of Europe, yizi Eng,
sIeeAy, pisssant and sHeotuii remedy in Tho world
" ktoEssBs ON ApusEs OF THE SYSTEM,
q sss SiaS. III s.3SsI INV inSciSntsrg
1mpotency. osnerl De9iliiy, Eeryoushsa., DyspeP'
81 3. ssi Ss Rsd FGfss ssSl Sl
tsry Habit d YoaiS~ssssHf snd soiitsfy % prseiess
s siPss. he sfn:rs U yise.. % IS Sssihns h Il thef
most briliapt hopes Yr antieipstion rsnder1s mar;
Mind miSa. &C. n"'''''0'' o''iO,'ns M '0'n ""a' ana
Vics, thsi drssdiai and asstsaetSs habit v6isS Ak
R1sy .wseps r an % SnaYsS sFsys 'hoS;S9ds q
nseIisea nv sao & % nave sStrsnssa S stsn
inS senates With the thupdeu q elo9uenSe 9t
wahsd % ecstAsy ne LIVING yre' may call with full
TSs.s r. som. q IN, "a md melancholy srse,s
Din ~ & s q 2 i poasl Si f.sts sss
Gl sas q aa asasss
Dsa4R 81 ss s, MIND ar
3 Bsis ii S ss ISS$ mi
disT' &c. a" some S ihsfxdIP M iytls produced
mslss o e sSf,sF'1s .s S T
s1.s eSy, bsS1 u
any 0A1 sfsT 81 5gahf Thf Tsii PRrss
Ths many thc1ssnds cured 81 Al this ssts6ii.hmsut
within ne ". s-sns snd The nS%sro1s SE e. I'M
ION, ~iinssasd es ths x M he S9 Prem:
aud many othark notioes q which have appeared
M !. am man y q honor ina ts.poasiSiiiy. Z SUN sum
cient guarantee 10 the Afiicted.
once, Z south Frederick street, Baitimsre,
novs mar,iasd.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
A Modern Mosaic.

There ls on exhibition at the Treasury De
pal uuen a copy OF the picture Of 81, MARX In
bt, Marks church, Venice, This mosaic wa
Mosaic Company. II Is composed OF glass, Il
about six feet square, and will richly repay
visitor 10 Mr.. Munctts once.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
AncIInn Snlnn To-DaN.

Duncanson A Dowilng southeast corner Of
Ninth and d streets northwest, will sell, at II
O'Clock, m., m front Of their auction rooms,
carriages, harness, &c.
VIM. L. wall a Co. will sell at their horse
bazaar, at 10 O'Clock q. m, sixty head OF horses.
Latimer a Cleary will sell, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
at their anction rooms, nne assortment oil
household furniture.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
THE CITY YESTERDAY.
MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL IN CAUCUS,

The Omccr- Agreed Upeu-A. n. browne
for rPresident-Mectins sfihe Fire Cem-
u,i..ioner.-necapture Of Pertuue, the
Noted Thief-Ths Board ef Health
tienernl Local News.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Death OF n Promiuent Mason.

Mr.. John Wilson, IT,, aged forty-one years,
prominent member Of the Masonic fraternity
and well-known business man, several months
ago went to Florida for the benent OF his some
what impaired health. He returned 10 Phlladel-
phia early Last week and was prostrated with
lever, probably contracted while on his visit,
which hnaly endedin his death yesterday, at his
residence, Spruce and Thirty-nln streets.
He was extensively known In the ire and ma
rine Insurance business, the duties OF which he
discharged promptly and with sterling Integrity.
Mr.. Wilson also possessed more than ordinary
musical abilities, and was president Of the Phil
adelphlA Choral Society, composed mostly Of
ladies' and gentlemen residents Of Philadelphia.
In the Masonic fraternity he was GRAND King
Of the Royal Chapter OF Pennsy lvania, and In the
second year Of this service. At the last annual
meeting OF the Grand Lodge he was elected trus-
tee Of the charity fund In the place Of his father
who died on the 23d Of last october. He was
past master OF Harmony Lodge No. %, and rep
resented this lodge In the Grand Lodge OF Penn.
sylvania. He was past high priest OF Columbia
Chapter NO. 9i, and past eminent commander Of
Mary CommAndery No. %, Knights Templars.
Besides these exalted positions In Masonry he
was q member of the board OF directors OF the
Association OF Fire Underwriters Of Philadel-
phia, and was also secretary Of the Fire Patrol
Of this city.-Phh. Pres, asa.
tMr. Wilson was 4 brother OF Mr.. Joseph N.
wilson, well-known citizen Of South Washing.
| ton.-Ep. REr.l
National Republican., 1873-04-26

Messrs. Green 4 Williams, AucuoneeTs, nave
sold for the heirs OF Gregory Ennis, deceased,
that valuable property on sixth street, between
K and northwest, being all Of lot No. In sub
diyisioa OF square No. 4ss, to Francis y. Aohun
4 Sons, At ll.bO per foot.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Lnrnn snIn NJ NIIrrnr..

We Invite the ArIvuliun Uf tue public TO the
Auetl01 sale Of elegant and nav miro. and nae
furnltu 9, Oy HeSn A Williams, In front OF thelI
auction rOOins TO- lay, At 10 O'Clock, This will
some magnificent mirrors TO be Isposed or
National Republican., 1873-04-26
LOCAL MOTIFS.

on Monday evening next a meeting Of the
Washington City Bible Society. See advertise
ment.
Mr.. VIII A. short, representing the New YORK
branch Of Cook Sons A Jenkens, tourists aud
excursionists paid nying visit TO thls city yes-
terday.
Detective Coomes yesterday arrested Margaret
Lanham, colortd, on the charge Of stealing $50
from Nj. X. X. Tabler. The case will come up
In the Police Court to-day.
Mr. James Cosgroye, Of Baltimore, arrived In
this city yesterday, and was last night initiated
in the orler Of the marble Hearts" On his re-
turn home he will Immediately proceed TO organ
iEe branch Of the order.
The finest quality OF asbestus comes from the
vicinity Of Orange Courthouse, Va. A sample
has been presented to US. Weare Informed that
large quantities exist In that section, about ten
miles from the town Of Orange.
The sales at the nsh wharves 10 shippers yes
teriay, by r. A. Golden A Bro, agents, were a.
follows: i5,OO0 shad, from o. TO ti2; to,Os her
rings, from % TO -; % punches perch, from 9 TO
80 cents; 100 rock, small, 70 cents.
Yesterday morning. about 100 O'Clock, oflcer
UeHner brought to the second precinct station
q dead white female infant, found by him lying
In the gutter At the corner Of Sixteenth and
streets northwest. The coroner was notified.
Henry johnson, the clothes thief broke out Of
the Eighth precinct station on Thursday night,
and after being at large until yesterday after
noon, he was reauested at Buzzarl's Point .and
conveyed back TO the station, where he was
heavily lruned
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Many Imltater.-No Eauni.

Our famous so suits.
Superior In goods,
Superior In o.,
Superior In trimming,
Superior In luake,
Superior In everything conducive to COMFORT
dress and wear, and nfty per cent. superior 10
any sult In the market at that price.
A. SAKs a Co., Bie seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
TO the health once yesterday one In an alley
between First and Second and q and d streets
southeast; two at No. 1875 q street southwest,
and one In an alley between FOur-and-a-half and
Sixth and II and streets southwest.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

Tea and Coffee obtained at the American Tea
Store, corner OF Seventh and streets, Ia great
luxury. The Coffee Ia roasted fresh every Cay,
and the Teas are OF the latest Importation. Be
sides q select stock OF the best grades OF Flour
all kinds OF Sugar and nne family groceries,
which are sold at New York prices. We advise
all who like good fresh goods At low prices to
patTonize the above establishment.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
CLOTHING.

The most extensive stock ever exhibited by
any house In the District OF Columbia. We
oifer these clothes at market rates, Our sales
men are polite and attentive, and will take
pleasure In showing you our stock.
A. sAKs a Co, slS seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
RECAprURR OF ALBERT FORTUNE
A Arketch ef hI- E.cspe md FlIahi.

A notice OF the escape Of Albert Fortune, q
sSSred ,hisI well snown n I'll, S eIsy; III ftSm ,I
appeared In the REPUBLICAN few days sgo, the
statement being that he Jumped from train
near fredericksopig while y was going at the
rate OF about twenty-nye miles an hour.
The following notice Of his recapture Is from
the Richmond Enquirer OF yesterday, In the
shape Of special correspondence from Freder-
"As Fortune escaped from the railroad train,
near Ashland, as detailed In tAe Bnqutrer, he
fen In q ditch alongside the track, His body
was bruised, aud he remained for long time
unable TO move, being, as he says, almost sense
less, but knowing when the train backed, going
past the place where he lay. He removed the
over county Tuesday night and was pursued by
Messrs. Harris, uilfneT and sitman, who traced
him In this direction. Harris, at nine O'Clock
this morning, came across the stolen horse IN an
These facts being detailed to Mayor Berry
and Oricers Gore, Edrington and Timberlake,
with a description Of the horse-,hlef, they con:
Cluded Fortune was the man, and with Sheriff
Crutchneld and Deputy Alsop, went to Sally
Fortunes, an aunt Of Albert's, living at the west
end OF town. Crutchneld and Timberlske et'
tered the house, and found Albert In q shed
room. Crutchneld dred his pistol, but the car
failed to explode. Fortune jumped against and
through the door OF the shed, neeing aeross
Barton street into lots and over fences, While
running he was shot at several times, one Of
which shots by O1icer Gore took effect, striking
him on the back Of the head and running over
the top OF the eranium, innictlng painful but
not serious wound.
"As Fortune sealed the nrst fence Crutchneld
seized him, but his hold was broken, Fortune al
that moment receiving the shot from 0flcei
Gore. He still ran, mounted Q second fence
and was seized by Maurice Rowe, and In q mo
ment others Of the party were at hand, when HI
was secured. The only remark made by HIN
waG 1t Is too hard, gentlemen, to bo caughl
again III give you 500 10 let me gu.' Onloel
tore, TO whom the remark was made, replied, Z
will give you this dagger II you make the offel
again. Fortune will be sent 10 Richmond to
morrow"
A curious phase In the affair Is that Strother
the ofiicer having him In charge, arrived In thi.
city from Baltimore with the prisoner late II
the evening, and was advised BY Detectives
Clarvoe and MeDeyitt not TO proceed furthe
until daylight, they knowing the character o
thu man, but he persisted, and the result wa
the eacann
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Hass Hall.

one Of the most Interesting and CLOSELY con-
tested games played this season took place yes
tenlay afternoon on the olympic grounds, be-
tween the Creighton Uunior champions) and the
washington, professionally and resulted In favor
Of the Creighton by q score OF 10 7. Rain set
In on the beginning OF the ninth innings, when
game was called. Appended Is the score:
INNING. .................
National Republican., 1873-04-26
The SupeFiar

". II. PRINCE, OF the Bazaar, Is giving the
mechanics chance TO buy the remaining stock
Of tools at bargains.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

Messrs. Green Williams, aucuoneeIsl Will
johnson, deceased, this evening, at O'Clock,
that valuable business property situated on the
north side Of PennsylvaniA avenue, between
Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets west. This
sale offers rare inducements to business men,
and as an investment cannot be surpassed In the
city.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

Try them, and II unsatisfactory roturn II and
have your money refunded. A. bAKs 4 Co.,
ei6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
L.nrae Mon

corner Of New York ayenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours " 4; satur-
days, . to 4 and 70 8.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
HCHuDRKN,s SuIs.
l.I. or YnIunbIc RenI Eslntr

% BOYS SUITE.
Parents, bring your children TO SAEs Co.'S,
where the largest stock and lowest prces may
be found,
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Run Overland srr,ou,i, I,,.r.d.

ONLY dozen and q half OF those ladies' slll
umbrellas left at Princes Bazaar; price $50
good bargains.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

Can nnd at our establishment suits Or single
garments In any style desired.
A. sAEs 4 Co., SIC Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

On Thursday afternoon, while white mar
named Samuel Anderson was sitting In q wagor
road. he lost his Balanee and fell TO the ground
both wheels passing over one OF his legs, innlct.
ing serious Injuries. He was removed 10 hi
home, and DR.. Stone rendered medical assistance
National Republican., 1873-04-26

About o'clock yesterday morning horse at
tAched 10 milk wagon became frightened and
ran away. throwing out the occupants, Mr.Fred.
BangertOn and his two children, but fortunately
not injuring them. The animal was Afterwards
Tecaptured, having done no harm 10 himself.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Boots, shoes, CATERS and slippers at Aue-

LADIES SILK UMBRELLAS, paragon frames and
good quality, at $3.50. Look elsewhere, and then
call at Princes bazaar.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

ing, In connection with their furniture sale,
about one hundred ana nfty pairs Of ladies,
gents and chlldrens shoes, slippers, &c.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
The cap,,o, nm Prs.syt.r,an Church.

rue NupttOt Hill frtehyteftnu thufch.
This case, which comes up on appeal from Mr..
Justice Macarthur, was heard by all the Jus
tees In general term yesterday, but not decided.
The point discussed arose as follows: On the
trial Of this cause below the plaintiff offered In
evidence TO the Jury certain paper writing
purporting TO be q deed described In the plain
TINS declaration. Whereupon the counsel for
defendant interposed, and insisted that said In
denture and demise and All covenants therein
expressed were void, and that no action At law
could be founded upon any alleged breaches OF
covenants therein contained, for the reason that
said indeniure, by Its terms, purported 70 be an
indenture between certain persons named phere-
In. "acting as q Church Extension Committee by
authority aud on behalf OF the General Assem-
bly, OF the Presbyterian Church, Old school,"
parties Of the nrst part, and defendant OF the
second part, and that As such parties OF the
nrst part, said named persons assumed 10 demise
to defendant said described lands and tenements,
and that, In consideration OF such assumed de-
mise, defendant cOyenanted TO pay certain rent,
and other obligations pertaining TO said estate
IN said indenture contained; that said indenture
being executed by said named persons In their
individual capacity, conveyed no estate what
ever TO defendant In said described lands and
tenements, because said lndenture disclosed the
fact that said named persons, who assumed TO
demise to defendant said described lands, 4c.,
were acting merely as agents or attorneys for
the General Assembly OF tho Presbyterian
Church, Old school," In making such demise,
and the same being executed BY them In their
own proper persons, names and seals, no estate
or interest OF the said General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church, Old school," was trans
ferred or conveyed TO defendant thereby, where
fore there existed no consideration for said
alleged covenants OF defendant therein con-
talned, and prayed the said Justice TO exclude
and reject said assumed lndenture from consid-
affirmed that said assumed indenture and de-
mise was not void, and plaintiffs, In their indl-
Vidual right might maintain an action thereon.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
DIED..

Ferins lintss, ftiss AsrIr j, Moksrs. aged
isss, Esss, Ssssss ssssss Sf rh0~. MeSs
National Republican., 1873-04-26
Runaway.

COUNTRY DEALERS can buy DistOn saws OF N.
II. Prince, with discount OF 10 per cent. from
the manufacturers prices.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
TN. w..hi.stsa City SAVING. Rank,
Our $3.50 Dre.- SHIRT,

corner Of seventh street and Louisiana ayenu,
pays 9 per cent. interest on all deposits. Depos
IL can DO made and drawn at viii.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
sol SPRING GOODS. sol

LADIES' STRAW HATS, in all the new ShApeG
DAVIS.
FLOWERS IN SETS AND SPRAYS. in great ra
rety,At II -. -.
EMpROIDERIEs LACEs, JACONET AND Man.
Book HAMBUAq EDGKB AND FLOUhOIN0B
In great variety at low prices, At 49,.
TIEs, PI.AITINas, BOWS AND OTHER nov
ELTlkb received every days.
DAYIAp.
easy tsrms, at =
DAVIS.
mil VI Market Space. corner Of Eighth street.
National Republican., 1873-04-26

The usual religious services will he held to.
morrow afternoon under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, In Lincoln
Hall, at $50 and At the Theatre Comique at 1850
O'Clock. Each Sabbath cases Of special interest
are found as the result OF the special services.
National Republican., 1873-04-26
smallpox.

GIvISG THE MECHANICS Tools at cost ought TO
bring them 10 the BaZaaT-lOO6 Pennsyivanla
ayenue-Of N. II. Prince.