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National Republican., 1873-12-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

aeoructovn wants to abolish herself and be.
e2@e fs n na q washlns'on 1t capital ldea.-
The orders una,r which the force IN the ma
shlne.shop at the Navy Yard were working over.
time have been reecindcd.
80 Ihs easaL St The N! Of The Chndtcu's hospital
secured for the support Of this noble Institution
The funeral Of the mother Of Mr.. Granger, tho
enno,ogrspher, took plse. Rom her residence on
fennsylvania avenue yesterday afternoon.
The weather for the past few days has been 20
iine that Capt Frank, Of the Arrow, says Wis.
busters.
The Indiana soclable committee met last even.
ing and agreed to give their hrst sociable on the
evening Of January IS and the second on February
", at Masonic Temple.
,waIhiastoh business College 6 sise a musical and I
t teSrary epterteinment at the college hall, corner
o' seventh and L streets, this evening.
Ger, sold yesterday afternoon VI auction the cid
schooLbuildng IN Judiciary square, fronting on
finh street northwest, 10 Jeremiah Costello, for
=, Yesterday afternoon = gentleman named No
Knight Tell ~ uhc corner of Thirteenth street and
rennsyly avonue in a At. He was taken In
ant skippon and Sergeant Painter, Of the police
~ 0n Information Of ,. Z, NJ. Bowen, given at the
ro,ieS h So.r, yestetday, warrant was i.sued for
snult and battery committed upon the pcrssu Of
@ ,@nrne biss The parties appeared, and aiecr q
thih thc nHnir was compromised.
Tho new telegraph officc csta ablished at the III,
CLOUD hotel corner Of Ninth and streets, proves
70 oe greet convenience on account Of lie loca-
!er OF cars occurs. This ofice, others here and
" " Georgetown, Is under tho supervision Of Hugh
Coyle, esq.
Howard Division. sons Of Temperance, at their
meeting held on "Wednesday night last, tcndrrcd
10 the Board Of Police Commls mlssiouers the thanks
q the lodge for their recent action In refusing 90
license so many 1lquor.sellnr houses, and pledged
the assistance Of tho lodge In the efforts Of the
National Republican., 1873-12-19
VIEW ADVER EASEMENTS.
A nrst.ratc clarence for sale.
See notice Of Northern Market.
prOnosala Etr rap,a,.inu ,,arh,,a

A nrst.ratc clarence for sale.
See notice Of Northern Market.
Proposals for removing garbage.
A beautinili 4. furnished house for rent.
two-story small brick house for sale.
j. II. Parker has all kinds OF holiday goods.
Holiday presents In shoes at II. Burns n To. =.
See notice Of the Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany.
A young man desires a position ns A photcr.
rapher.
The Illinois Republican Association will meet
Saturday evening.
s. Samstag b 20. viii sell on Saturday lot OF
unrcdcemed pledges.
Boyer's pawnbrokers' sale will take place on
Monday, December n.
Kennedy n Sons have money to Invest in cor.
porntion and real estate.
The audience-room Of Foundry NJ. 4, church
will be reopened on Sunday.
Green Williams will sell on Saturday, at II
q, m, several gilt.framei, French-piate mirrors.
Green 4 Williams will sell on Saturday, De.
cember 10, at 10 a. M, On assortment OF bedstcads
b. II. Warner has postponed the sale OF four.
story house In Grant row, on East Capitol street,
until Friday, January 2 at I p. III.
The fourth grand gin concert for tho benefit OF
the Public Library Of Kentucky is postponed
until Tuesday. the 3lst OF March next.
Kelley h uatchell have postponed the sale Of
valuable improved property on Nineteenth street.
between ant istrccts, until Saturday, the 2Dt.,
instant, at 3 y. m.
b. II. Warner will sell on Friday, January u.
at p. m.. . valuable building on North Capitol
street, between u and e, and on street, between
North Capitol street ami New Jersey avenue.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
ITEMS IRON NEW YORK.
old closed yesterday at iiiN.

Gold closed yesterday at iliN.
The customs receipts yesterday were t2oo, 900.
The loan certificates outstanding yesterday
announced to t3gsO O,Oo0.
The sub-TroasureT paid out 1900 IN gold yes.
terday on account Of Interest," and 900 for called
bonds.
The owners Of the steamship iIsmalla have
given up all hope Of her safety. She had u crew
Of forty'hye men.
The British steamship Excelsior is.ashore on
the 1ats of tho Atlantic docks, Brooklyn, near
the Erie basin. She lately arrived from HALIFAX.
Flags on the city hall were displayed at half
mast yesterday Us n mark Of reApeet To ex.Judge
Samuel Nelson, whose funeral took place yester.
day at Cooporstown.
Al an adjourned meeting Of the creditors Of
Wolf \ Levi, Of New Orleans, at New York yes.
terday, an extension Of time from three to twenty
four mouths was granted.
The Staten Island ier5y.boat Westheld, on
which boiler exploded with such fatal effects a
few years ago, ran aground on her up.trip yoster.
day morning, and was eohhderably damaged.
The. Charity Amateur prapalto Ass9clatiOn
Will giys q pefformspce IL the Academy of MuSc
on Saturday night i9r the bonebt of the widows
spd orphans Of the Victims Of tho Virginius mas
AIre ,. The saa.5 \ anesf ne IN management q q
Union Square theatre. ~
National Republican., 1873-12-19
FAIR FOR the CHILDRES'S ROSPE
TAI

The ladies Interested In the Children's hospital
have been holding fair since Wednesday last,
and which will continue until Saturday. The
fair has been most successful, and many Of the
most prominent citizens-among whom were Gen.
oral Sherman and other oficials-haye been
present The young ladies have availed them
selves Of this opportunity OF aiding this cause
we'll as receive their attendance.
The tables are occupied by Mrs. p, Phillips,
Mrs. filzhugh Coyle, Mrs. ID. g. Cox, Mrs, KanE
man, Miss Wall. The tea room IL In charge Of
Noyes.
In addition to the attractions offered In the fair
room, q room In the Vernon building has been SGT
apart for dancing, where suitable band is en-.
gagged In supplying music for the younger attend
ants.
citizens Of Washington should give the ladies In
Charge Of this fair their most liberal support Mrs
General Ricketts,, who has charge Of The fair, Is
cNerting all her power In this behalf, and she
should be strongly supported.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

tNil ED STATES SUPREME tOUHT'
On motion Of MIR. ., N. Carlisle, Richard II.
Spencer, ESQ, OF 81. Louis, Mo, was admitted to
practice Ms an attorney and counselor OF THIS
court.
On motion Of Hon. Geo. q. W. McCrary, John
practice as an attorney and counselor OF thls
No 50. Pau, O. conn, appellant, vs. James D.
Ogden ct al Tho argument VI this oause was
appellant, and by Mr.. BENZ Y. Thurston for the
appellee, and concluded by Mr.. Geo. Clifford fov
Ne is2 WIN. s. shrcw .bury, appellant, vs. Ths
United states. This cause was argued by Mp T.
J. DuIant, Of counsel Tar the appellant, and sub
mitted on printed arguments by Assistant Attor.
ncy Gcncral Iiill for tke appellees.
no; ioS Frederick Y, solomon, arpellant vs..
The United states: This cause was argued by
.ubmlttcd on printed arguments by Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General Hill for the appcllees;
Adjourned until tomorrow at "a o'clock.
CIRCUIT TCouRr-CHIEF. JUSTICE CART.
TER.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday!
bridget URielicy W. Patrick Foley. Verdict
for plaintiff for tioo. motion for a new trial
W. i. Wood 4 Co. piaintIfs. vs., II. y. Flen.
Ing, defendant. Case not concluded.
CRIMINAL COURT : CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
Charles Nice, malicious trcspass. Verdict not
Lewis Bell plead. guilty to obtaining goods
Joseph Wills was couvicicd Of assault and
battery on William Brown and fined s.s.
Emanuel Mason was csnvIctod OF larceny and
sentenced to pay . nnc Of $40.
The Jury was then discharged until Monday
next. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
A HANDSOME DTyyER SERVICE.

The handsome dinner service set Of Governor
Shepherd. now on exhibition at the furnishing
store Of J. W. Botclcr \ Bro, on Pcnnsyivania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, attracts
universal admiration. and Is pronounced ono Of
the most beautiful and complete sets ever In
ported. II Is salmon colored, with Wide and ex-
auisitcly executed tracing Of dead gold, OF en-.
nrely new design. with the letter rs" handsome1y
executed on each piece Of plate. The dessert
dishes arc beautifully decorated with fruits and
flowers, each piece differently finished. All OF
the fat ware Is cut edged. The entire set Is CON-
posed OF i've hundred pieces, consisting Of plates
HAT and deep, Of all sizes; covered dishes, sauce
turcens, cassoules, meat and hsh dishes, compo-
teurs, breakfast and aftcr.dinner cofecs. The
entire set cost 1900. This service was designed
by MIR. J. W. Botcler, while In Paris during the
past summer, to whose tasie and judgment the
Governor was perfectly satisfied TO leave the selec
tion Of eolors, shapet and everything connected
with the yettlng. up Of the set That he has faith
fully executed the charge an examination Of the
service will fully testify and rebound TO the credit
of the gcntlemen lntrustcd with the execution OF
this delicate but Important order. Tho set Is
registered In Paris, and although the colors can
be used hereafter the torn and style Of the deco
rntions must remain chtrcly unfringed upon, and
can only be or'lersd through the house Of Mcssrs.
j. W, BoteleT 4 bro,
National Republican., 1873-12-19
DENNsYLyANlA AIR LINE
ffiiifbEl ElGHIA

NrwYopK.
AND ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ESGiHsb
THROUGH DETwEIN MAsnINeroN AND
wrruoufS SfY FiiA AI3afko AISan or Cars
The equipment on this llpc Is new and of the most
FfHM2s rss PSiGysa PRSSR aplh SARs ON DAY TRANS
ftEEakS ffISSE iishF fsfEkkIFSTiiSo fsEkFTiSo oiRs oS
!HRRs s TRsiys btiiFP PtissSfE sfSSfpf 4 EkpAr
iss ss ssss =: q saiS sss slS
rs,I !Hs; @ leave washington a, 500 a. m. daily,
Es.so 'fai Bsiisoro at sssa. m. daily, erecp, Sun.
Leave we,, Philadelphia a, i,is p. m. daily, es.
skTIys az New York a, $50 p. m. daily, sscep,
Rishmond spress, leave Washington a. I,is ,. IN.
Leave baltimore Ii :,,sp. m. daily, except Sun.
says ksir. ';. y, str rAgsssgss gc4s r ,sS i sp % m
Sisht express, leave Washington a, s:os p. m.
Leave Wei PhI!saspiia q siS a. n. daily.
Arrive at NsS ySSk S A 4 s.p0 ,I,; 4; Y ", daily.
Fa., line, leave New sors ns'as m.
k,rsmuMs kr5Iye :. swsssL.Ftsn ss.I. on :. s;ia p M
Assss .apss.: 3. %.:haEsSss saas ssI gsrP E M
NJ N.Y. Yois with steamers
on Soup. souDd Nsy rerh, New iItyss and Hartford
road, Ere railway, and steamers on Hudson river
srs Rsre = 70. ss * any % o,hsr b, rc,,,c:
y.,e residence, on ORDER. i'm al. The following
Tickets na q Ssn Se
fenasyl,sels avenue. northeast eorner os skin s
,!!msra and FSiomas rsiiross sssnsI sss aSS
Jyet-tf General Passenger Asent.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
FEMALE THIEF
A YOUNG MAN RELIEVED OF FOUR
MliNnREn nOiLARS.

:" s'pNt NAV VT fVN"
HUNDRED DOLLARS.
n few nights since Geicrk-in business cstab.
Nshment on Pcnnsylvana avenue, while under
the influence Of liquor, entered drinking sstab.
hshment, where ho met woman and Invited her
to take drink, which she did. Alter taking the
drink sho excused herself and LEFT the salson.
ANer her departure, on eNhmlniHg bis pockets,
the okSrk discovered that no had been relieved OF
siOo. Search was fnmediateiy wade, but nekher
woman nor money could be found and no ono In
tho faloon knew Who she was Information was
forwarded to the detectives who, with their usual
aiortncsA were feon tho scene, and aftct q con-
vcrtation with Detective Csarvoo tho csso was
given to Detectives Sargent and McElfrcsh, whn
went TO work diligently In soarch Of the yiTl. Tho
result was taet on Saturday last Mr. Sargent
went to certain house In East Baltimore, where
no found the female snutly ensoonced In newly
furnished apartments Of her own. Ne returned
with her to this city, and she wns recognized as
nAA1cn woman Of East Washington, who goes by
I'M name or Agnes Waters. with several aliases.
she acknowledged that the greater portion OF the
money had been used In furnishing her house IL
baitimore, and said she could return the remain.
der, which she did Tho officers returned 10 Bal.
thnoro and disposed OF the effect there, making
M a greatcr portion Of the amount lost, which
viii bc restored to the victim An opportunity
N@ given her to make good the balance which
0e tailed 10 IA, and on Wednesday she was COM
initted by Judge smell for hearing next Monday
on uhe charge nI grand larceny.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
THE REsURRECTIONTsTS
ONE YEARS IMPRISONMENT AND si,oOo
FINE

Mr., Norris. counsel for tho defence, In present
ing hisarpumcnt To the Court ycsterda J, defended
the crime OF the accused xravc-tbicyes, IN that
"it had been committed in tho interest Of the
aid Of the disscctinv room and tho bodies Of the
rcsurrected dead, could never prepare and deter.
mine those remedies which are necessary TO heal
tho living"
The Court. At the close Of the argument. sen.
fenced Christian and Green TO one years i'm.
prsonmcnt and to pay hnc Of tl,0oo each, The
at $1,000.
The woman Maggie Harrison wac retained as q
witness, bolng placed under $500 bonds, In default
OF which she was committed to Jail. Christian
appeared much surprised and Rgitatcd upon hear.
ing the sentence, his toce wearing q disappointed
and Disconnected look ne he LEFT the court. room,
with the oificers. TO secure the required ball.
National Republican., 1873-12-19

avenue.
Such was the history OF tho working Of this
alma maisr Of Methodism In Washington during
the hrst thirty three years Of her existence, and
ing by her side during this period, are to-day
monuments Of tho unity and zeal OF tho dcnomi-
nation, Having thus rendered material aid In
securely establishing four churches, the Foundry
congregation allowed Its own church TO stand
without any change or addition, and the impress
o. time was beginning to be plainly visible Cd the
edihce.
In isso, under the efficient pastorate Of Rev, John
IAnahaI, the expedicncy Oi Improving the build
ing to conveniently meet the wants OF he con.
Eregatlon was discussed John q. .Harkness submit.
Ted drawinas Of the PROPOSED changes, which EN-.
braccd raihlng tho church floor three feet, aud
sxcavntinR the cellar for sabbath school pur.
poses, the removal OF the side galleries, and tho
Iengt thsning OF tho church fifteen icot to the
Ing the iront width Of tho church. 80 rs to show
front view OF hny.hye feet and making The
length sevcniy.nve ioet. These, with various
improy oyements in the Interior showed that the
former thlugs were. passing away, and truer
and higher type OF advancing cl,lllEatlon was ~,
serting It's innuenee over Christian minds and
hearts, and forcshadowing the grand1r strides
which church architecture and adornmcut should
make In these modern days. Thee improvements
% tho DdslatEaPls efforts Of Dr. Lanahsn their
OnsittinF The Te-fescoing and renovsttng O. the
Intsfior u the church, under The pastofnte o. Kew
samuel Esfister, no ehangcs were made ~ the
J Ii6ce NOM iBlg nntil April iso3 whSn the times
ieuandcd a more modern church. IN thls year,
ander the paEtoraie OF Rev, W. ~. ID Ryan, tbe
1hnrch authorities appointod eobmIttes 70 ,ake
no eepsideSaiion the proprissy 81 repuho'nb'
National Republican., 1873-12-19
THE PRESIDENTS PROPERTT.
THE DISTRICT TO DE HIS PERMANENT
HOME

The Washington correspondent Of the Chicago
Tribune In recent letter, says: "Mr kilbourne.
formerly Of ColfaS's district In Indiana. who has
made large fortune 10 Washington by tyansac-
tions in real estate, told last week that Presl
dent Grant meant to buy ground and build Ills
permanent hnbltstion In this District, and had so
declared. both 10 Washington and st. Louis. lie
said, In the latter city, that he had ut one time
expected on TstIrlny from oiiico to become o cti.
zen OF that mart. bit grounds Of climate nseo-
clptiyn, &C., he had rcoonshicrcd the matter and
iacioS ~ be the frst Presiicnt since John Quincy
.Ndaios 10 spend his retirement at the Federal
snnt
National Republican., 1873-12-19
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

ale. E.t1SSSsS dn Sfs is s
6S Sg SsSSf A. S %s;'Srn T.%
II ,Sh @ SI laSs e Sass We
SnSse Ss G ns Sss
els Southern white Al .i.Tf S Tor good to choice;
raS a. Z, H|Hs sE s r,, sG%"Ss S.0S
syiyanis IA 81 .,i.ssSi.is, aid 20 Do. Western
,uSrs.sThsfe 3 an active demand Gsg Southern
Sa.hs. yslGsa 4 70 ssai:s ssd So g: while A ia
S ~ and Ss Ssn 81 S srS
bushels u Elsyaior at 70 cents and isoo do.
Oais.-T6s sales To-day amounted to 100 bushels
soniherns IN lois, at tassi eenis - =.
s Cents ,ss Hsif i'isi rer o 81 sn
nS%ss at aTs,' tesi eSss' low S fsSSs Sar HsSss
cents; cents s'rie, coed ordinary itsSih cents, and
aIPS% % market Provisions is qule,
and generally steady ther. being little offering here
az 9 seni. for scaasr. and s cents fcr sssi az
s Is Sr,fs Az @ soSSlas ds%.sS dS
And PACKED ot: arr ssns ~ e. Ia cents Cr snop
E. Tt.sas .s.S sss; sss;sa :% "
refused ior 30 iierecs, Mess Fork Is quiet and
steady Al eiel9ls. IS per bbl.
Cubs and Porto Rico fair to good rehning, iiiCD7l
cents; English Island do, 5A@IS cents; Cnbs cen,
cents; Porto Rico grocery, 7ARsAs cents; and Deme'
WiissS S @aysst NJ % fSr pii high wines continue,
active and Arm. with light snpply. We learn Of
sales to-day OF 30 to rs ubs. Western at ei.8 pei
gallon.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Thursday, Dee. k.-Cyttls-Rccepts Hbont AGO
head; market heavy; quality much better; price 81,
to 6k cents. r'
IIoFs-Light supply and fair demand; prices \
cent higher; quotations SA to IN cents.
sheep-supply fully equal to the demand; quota
tlons to bA cents,
National Republican., 1873-12-19
SINGHLAR ICCLDENT.

In Madison, Indiana, young woman named
Schilling recently met with u frightiul accident
In the following manner;
She has Just entered the stable to milk the COW,
when the animal suddenly turned and gOrcd tho
horn into her right cye, completely de.lTnying 1t.
Her screams sOon secured assistance. IL Is feared
that she ls fatally injured. 1t isa strange coinci-
dence that the former owner Of the same house
lost his life about three years ago In precisely the
same manner. A vicious COW belonging to him
gored out his eye, and few days afterwards he
died from the injuries,
National Republican., 1873-12-19
pIsTORIO AND yEWMay ELL.

NIarnis hall was tho scene Of much enjoyment
la, ni,sir .he pupils 2fProicssors Valentine and
Newman being there assemv.- ''s'''o'"ss ,ns,' ,'
first ball Of the season, which was'given as =.
plimcntary benefit to Professors Plstorio, Of the
orchestra. and Newman, OF the academy. Tho
dancing was most excellent, and embraced
varied and welLselectcd programme. Misses
Annie Earp, Grace Boss and Ella Carpenter, With
the hand some Miss Blan, bore Uh the hOnOrs Ot
the occasion, while Mcssrs, Frnsler, Wright and
Prof. Newman did the part Of gallant vis-a-yis
with much prace.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
POLICE BOARD.
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES RE
JECTED.

APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSES RE
JECTED.
The Board Of Police OommissioneLs, at their
meeting yesterday, among other business trans.
acted the following; II. A. Cobaugh, J. II. Dur.
rill, W. II. Wood Thomas Gillespie, W. II. Baker,
James Crump, Louis Estman, Theodore Gregg,
George Gardner, John Hnl, ID, II. Logan, W. II.
Parker, Daniel Shea and A. W. Tyler were ap.
polluted additional priyates, TO do duty at the
II. II, Allen, II, W. Davidge, Granville Mason, s.
r. Rhodes, W. II. Romain and J. A. Thompson
Jones was appointed an additional private, for
duty at Metropolitan hall twelve months, subject
TO an examination, aud Thos. Hodkson and Lloyd
Locke, for duly at tho Hamline NJ. l.. church.
Tho following application for liquor license
were dIsapproyed: Patrick Lynch; James Dou-
nelly James w Taylor, Thomas II Ward, jos.
PhlliiII,s, Richard Ware 4 Co, Cornelius Shea,
Charles Lochbuhier, Peter Mattern, Patrick
Gull, jeremiah Castello and Joseph Englehart.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
DISTRICT TyEBRJITE Asylum

The bill introduced ny Senator Lewis yestcr.
day to Incorporate an inobriate asylum for the
District Of Columbia provides that the fund Of
the institution shall TO $4,000. but may be In.
creased to 1900 oO at tho discretion Of the board
OF directors. Any person donating $40 to tho
asylum shall bc deemed a subscriber and share:
holder, and each tiO paid In for stock entities the
holder to as many votes as thus subscribed f6r
Coreoran, W. W. Moore, NJ, q. Emery. !. q.
Plant, Samuel Norment, John 7. nIyen, William
Thompson, a. T.. Perry, !. g. McKelden, r. L.
Lloyd, Thos. Berry, John W. Simms, u. y, liU-
loway, I. Z; Darlington, jos. I. Howard, N. D.,
National Republican., 1873-12-19
MolL,Nn. rnn Ilrrcnnn. Ar ALrrAnnnlA.

HOLLAND, TpE BUTCHER, AT ALExAapRiA.
The now markct.houso at Alexandria has pro
.duced quite q change In tho neatness and care
land, tho leading Alexandria butcher, led the
way 10 this Improvement. Hts associates all fol
lowed him, but he still maintains his position at
the head OF the market. His stall NJ the intersec
tion OF the two neat markets will, we understand,
be supplied with everything In the way~f meats
suitable for merry Christmas. wAshingtonihns
would do we'll TO visit the Alexandra market and
give him n call
National Republican., 1873-12-19
ay UyGFyFB0TS THIEF.

woman named Agnes Waters was arrested In
Baltimore on Saturday last by Detective Me-
Elfrcsh, charged with robbing a man In this city
Of 400 while drinking with him at u restaurant.
She formerly resided here, but went to Balti-
led q very low and common life. None Of tho
money was recovered, but the woman acknow.
lodged to using the greater portion Of II In fttng
up her room suitable for receiving company
Judge Smell has committed her to jail for fur.
theT hearing, 1s,,.,y - sXS-
National Republican., 1873-12-19
" A" CO,fPIyy,S nor

The second Of a series Of hops given by com.
pany A. Washington light Infantry, came of last
evening at their armory, 'nI proved a most de.
ilghtml affair. The gathering, though not large,
was composed Of tho f!Hc of tho ciiy, and the
members Ct the company were untlrinR in their
efforts TO contribute tn tho enjoyment OF their
Hucsts. Dancing was kopt ny until after mid
evenings entertainment.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
4 COnIHDLY LSSIELr

This morning, q few minutes before o'clock,
oficcr Berkeley brought to tho Central police
station man, who gave his name as T.. NJ. LIN.
nett, who had been badly beaten, lto stated
that II was done A. the corner Of Ninth street and
Pennsylvanla avenue by marine and another
white man. His wounds were dressed hy Dr.
Palmer, who pronounced them not of serious
nature. -.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
SOCIETY VIEWS,

THS RECEPTION OF MRe. JoNEs
Cough Mixture alone cures society Of coughs and
colds ard prcUcnts cunsumption-popular. cireo.
tive, pleasant, suite ehldrcn Sells In large hot.
ties NJ ". small 10 ccnts, at Nattans drug store,
corner Second and ID streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-12-19

rINHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING.
l. TON, PHII.AnEIPllIA AND NEW YORK.
rr.,, WASHINGTON, N9yember , lns
n9y rnp g i9l,ows; ,.,,.., ..,
Leave daily, except Sunday, atsk. M, and and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily, except Sunday, atsa. m, and ], b'i'
" ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York nj ESQ y. m, and Philadel-
sIsspins cars for for Ss% W. York on O,so p. M train
0nEI; nTEI;roush tickets to ph,ade,ph,a, New York or
Boston eau be had at the Station Onice at all hours
Ia the dayi also, the Companys ONE, <ss Pennsyi-
Passengers purchasing tickets at the avenue once
can there 70 h.ys their baggage salled q,
and put IN the baggage car.
See Baltlu,are and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule betMeen Washington, Baltimore, Annap-
oils TTns Tpa sse wsiiA siiAnp Master Of Tr.n,Dor,,,,on
l., NJ, COLY, General Ticket Agent.
OE0. 8. KO0NTz, Agent at Washington.
National Republican., 1873-12-19
MEXICAN VETERANS.

Gen. Caleb Gushing has replied to the CORE
spending secretary Of the Veterans Of Mexico in
this city, acknowledging the receipt OF an invita-
,lUn to deliver the opening address before the M.
lional convention to assemble hero on the 18th OF
January, as follows; II esteem myself most
With pleasure the duty thus required OF me by the
executive Goinmittcc and the association"