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National Republican., 1873-12-27
DENNsYLyANIAA AIR LINE r
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AND ALL PoiNTs, In THE NEW ES6Lx }
THROUGH sErXkEWSSy y'IRAs MIRAseurssroS AND
WITHOUT eli ANGE or CAM.
sS AZ: sss new ana o. the most
FSkkhas S%1SS|It AsssIsss III oIEs Ss
isss 81 tss -sj Il RisTSifFr TsSfr m msukpAy,
Potomac r.llrosd, northeast corner Of sixth and D
Fss, line, issvs W wsshiuston at s.ss =. m. daily
ffssgs fssse siHfn Rsfssors a ss m aai,, .1csp, SON
H;sye west Phil.delphi. a, ms p. m. daily, sx-
Rrrive x New Yors at s.io .. m. daily, exccp,
Riehinond express. leave washinssou At ma p. m.
is; leave saiimors Il ap .. m. daily, sreep, sun
leave Yves. Phnade,pals .. siso p. N. IN
AisSs siprsss, leave Washington At esos p. m.
...ITsss Es! q as 2 q ri s: .,
xri's 4 III fSss 1 s.IS 4 Soa,
Arrive az wsshinsipa al s;isp, IN, -
l. Rlchmond oxpress, leave New FORK At 7;B ,. y.
.spss. q w..hsssss'ssS ssssss SeH e nol ;s a.
e1nssesos. :ss ssss = NJ NJ. fsSs vim
New Yors .na iaa.ss river rail-
| road Eric railway, and STEAMERS On Hudson river.
e. e n *. q. s'ss. sSss: A.. and
sses, s Ssssii TSers siess,. e s ssS e.s s u
sns,,s.mia Ssi svsnSs % %noPshssss estssf q sssi
ssislnsre and foio%se rsiirosa soIssi "a IA an;
jyst-sS a llat ecssr.i fssssassr Agent.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
ACCIDENT TO THE YACRT AMERICUs.

Ye.tsrday morning, while the yacht Americas,
having on board . number Of members Of the
club, was sailing up the Eastern Branch, she ran
foul Or the top OF some sunken piles oil the west-
orn ship house, near the navy yard. Tho col
ijsion damaged tho hull TO such an extent that II
diied with water In q very short tuis and the
boat was submerged. These pilos were placed
the recurrence Of similar accidents, should at
once bs fe moy ed,
National Republican., 1873-12-27
PIGEON MITCH.

A meeting Of number Of tportsmcn was held
last night nj Dlctz's, corner Of Twelfth and
streets, for the purpose Of arranging q pigeon
match for three Remington guns, to take place
Monday morning at Analostanlsla Mr.. NJ. A.
rappah occupied the chair, and Nh Il. l.. Mills
acted as secretary. All the necessary arrange
mcnts were made, and the greater portion OF the
money required was paid down. Mr.. T.. u. God
frey was appointed referee.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
FIRES.

About poon, on Christmas day, nre was discov.
cred In tho once Of T. W. Riley, ut Eleventh
street wharf, which was sxtinguished with only
slight damage
About $50 o'elonk 10 the afternoon an alarm wus
turned IN from <s, by Ohicer Mills, caused by
the burning Of q small two-story frame house en-
l. street, Between Eighteenth and Sineteenth
streets, northwest occupied by coiored woman
named Susan smith. The house aud furniture
were burned. Loss 800.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
FUNERAL OF TIE LATE EVAN
HUOHES.

Tho funeral oftho late Evan Hughes took place
yesterday morning from the Thirtsenth,s,rsst
Baptist church, Rev. Or. Cuthbert oniciatinE
and was largely attsndsd By his relatives and
many friends. Al the oonalnslon Of the services
tho femains were taken 70 the Congregational
cemetery for intermcnt escorted by Lebanon
Lodge r. A. A. NJ, 10. ], Wsahinyton Chapter
OF the Masonic fraternity, Of which he was q mem.
Der. The Masonic choif was aiso In attendance
at the church and grave, and rendered soma very
hne and appropriate music.
National Republican., 1873-12-27

upon British claims have finished their iahors
the BALANCE Of tho iurniture carpets, etc., win bJ
sold by Messrs hunchnsun, Downing * Co., on
sion, 1o3 Fifteenth street. The furniture anI
carpets are in good condition, and the best quail.
i,y, suitable for private houses or stiices. This
nj, At low rates. Salo commences at 10 oyioci
National Republican., 1873-12-27
DR.. TIFFtyYs sJLVER WEDDIyG

A very large number Of tho congregation aud
friends Of Dr. Tiffany assembled In the parlors Of
the parsonage OF the Mctropolitanesiurchl las.
evening to assist" the gentleman and his family
to celebrate his silver wedding.
At o'clock the company began to assemble.
and In q short time the large parlors were hlled
TO repietion. Among those present weeIe the Pres
ident and two Of his sons. Gen. and Mrs. Carhes,
Commodore and Mrs. Tullock, Ex-MAyor and
Mrs. Emory, Gen. Cox, Rev. Mr.. Chenowith, Dr.
Howard and many others.
Among fhe presents bestowed upon the worthy
dent, an elegant soup tufeen, ffom M. Emory;
card case, from Mr.. Dexter Of CALIFORNIA;; satehe
containing wv In silver con and n basket hlled
with silver coin, for little arnce Tiffany. Ono OF
the most hghly-I~iIed presents were crayon por-
traits Of Dr. Tihany, his wife and little uracle,
the gin and handiwork Of Mrs. o. ID. Barrett, the
wcEknown artist.
The company was composed Of tho most select
class Of citizens, all Of whom passed most enjoy.
able evening, and departed With sincere wishes
for tbs future happiness Of the beloved pastor aud
his family.
The ocosslon was rendered doubly enjoyabl by
the chluilng OF the "Wedding Peal" and other
appropriate airs by Mr. widdows, the wcil-known
chfmer of the church.
National Republican., 1873-12-27

TAKE CARE OF YOUi TALUABLES.
Gall and c1Amino the fro and barglar-p proof
yaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York rycnue and Fiftcontlt street, for safe
keeping Of sccuritics jewels, si1ver-ware, other
yAluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annun, accortiing to she. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Takeirarning from the Chieago and Boston .Grss.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
THE WIDOW pRJCy pi isCHA R0ED,

Chief Iasiies CARTER, sittlny In chambers, yes
tsrday Inarninz discharged Mrs. Price, the widow
Of Police man Prize, who had been committed for
con, er"t be- i'stics Olin In not turning over Ger
tain oGee,s Of heI husband 70 receiver appointed
y. ,he ~. so IVuTi.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
CITY ITEMS.

~. ,s1sl -
[ Omar sAneArs arc offered ser the holiday, n
! lot Of forty.nvs Sowing machines, many bat
s: : qs's s g s y;zs MssIs Ssssssy "
Pennsyivania avenue. u
rnaD rHrs AND rorn TIE yAor.
Nom. Ms ips press sSs sSiss on irIm ns 10 ~. '
Mems Dress Sults from 62s 70 ~.
Mems Dress Suits ftom ~ to W
business suits from 8as 10 teo
business suits nom Sss to W.
Overcoats from 70 10 4ii.
0vercoats from tib TO 40.
Overcoats nom t2s TO IA 1--l..
children. Caiswsy Suits Sc 10 "a
Boy:, Boy.' :; s 3 Suit: suit. 4, 4, e ,,s,. s,S H't
BSy: BSy: B B. K K ssss. sssss ~ ssd + ys:;.yA ~
Boys and and and SsPs
sii ri Psnnsylvsnis svsnss, nssr sis.s ssrss..
LADIES xAxrxs rnnn HOLIDAY YuRcuAsss
will nnd II 70 their advantage
70 sxanins oar stock Of
Dressing ss.s Gown: ne. .,a pov. ID
SsSs Och dicrss, % s Bses S aioves,
sns and LINEN po.sss ~ 2:sasi:.s 2h.sss:ssA,.n,
Notice our prices for the sbsye goods.
eli Pennsylvania avenue, near Sixth street.
AT HlfLnRurp,
lo2 Seventh street northwest,
Closing -out sale Of 4
900 900 worth OF
0entt' Flno stitched Boots,
Ladies' Nobby Button 0aNcrs,
| White, Red and Biue Slips,
Rubbers and Arctics.
slippers made to order.
| f02 Seventh street.
BpowS's metallic weather strip, the cheapes
| and hest In use. For sale only at Tubman's, u
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty Pc
cent. The only place IN the city whore you ca
get window shades for d, with fixtures complete
| sINoEH srwixo nAcHfNys.
out Of 1e<t sewing machines Distributed TO ~
plicants by the Chicago Relief Committee, cac
applicant Leslynatine the machlpc che wantct
/ 2ka1 were OF the Singer patent. Thessplgnincen
excellent machns1s held ld.-Hsrpsr's wsskiy, Ne
National Republican., 1873-12-27
RALTlMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

Af,er Dsssnseri, u ilsiss vii run !. fellov...
TnAibSnSL ibnL4IkAAoHRE hkAHREE roE rn MSsstssSEtiSs. s sEis At
Es 2. M, EnirA Nall, e;ls Z. M, Now York Ex-
500 :. M, NV YorH X s,G a. M, xceonmoda-
pres, dslly,eseeps Sun non' dssiy, srssps sun
s,s Daily, Aecommod.- s,s I: m, nsi.,gpors y Ez-
s ma W.. W.. s., Live ''S An: irss % J' J'
,,s g. e. Ex op sS.sssa %s
sik, BsitImore Express, sis ,. M, v,Yort Ex-
sneeHt Sunday. c, prsss, s,dsily, ,etcsps Sun
mi s.SSi, Tcsisylis sos;h ~ :. m, Assennod.-
daily, except sunday sIoh, except Sunday.
81 sa..Is me- AfsSSS ssssss ' % Dssa e% ss
sSs h ,E:, SaiIy New ssBi BiSynAsy, fio% IVES,
s'a fseiAe En' MO 2 m; ;ssS: sS:ssssssS sSna.y Es-
prsA' aa'i'' i,sT, Nsa fyss iERa E&pss:s.
isxcspt luhdsys
Train. sss.;;s An, az 81
H;ss fiSins 4 f fobss Ss Sfssf siis a. ssd4. s % ~
aud s;aS \. !. sossso; y SdssssS sisS ,ssas ioi
\ y :,,s s :;.. Iss,,ss sss
FepsN 6resi alii and ne P n: 9. :. :. o..
nss sorthvssl corner sixth and falnsytvsn!. ave.
y III Sessl. @ ssS rsslas,es: o al poisn XortS ,snd
E s...S :ls,iSs ss: ss!s%ss:
ShisaSS SIsas ~ n acns arsssssisoe' end all points
ELRSkVHdt1 !. e.: ssess,sH.ssssspt AZ :ssst
National Republican., 1873-12-27
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sfS;i "a L 81 Is: s:sR Is! 5sss. & s:.s.
western eEt Sc: s.s;. ss..:sg :sg ssss ss.
eslrsnts- snd quota yt1ns q = cents.
isSs s'ss; Z !: sssss' .s - sss:se
ssfy iSsSias cents, ana Gosd Dc. q is6I<x ssns'
sssssy sssys sSs .ss,es, s q. ss
sSS soss Ss ss. g sass
csats. and. qeots shoniders q ~ cenis. 9seon i
%sa.'sis sssiask sif1.e ss :ss s':
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n. ssss, css. .,:;
kssIi.S i.sa, SlSiS s:.;;i tsss ssair,%s. y
~ :,:s ss for M.s:. s:Is, as s
sales Western al n psr gallon.
| wAsHIxaros CATTLE NARKEr.
The oneT,pEs 4, The y pSeysr., Is.l TIL. week wer
ssGa @hsS ssS ~aT g I'll Il su ss
per pound is stoeh sheep ,ss.r. sfii u $50 PC
National Republican., 1873-12-27
INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC SCIENCE

INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC SCIENCE.
To the Editor ertAs National Rspstitoua.
siRi Among the persons 10 whom 1 have pro-
sented copies Of the article In which ventured to
begin an agitation in favor Of an institute Of
economic science mayb be mentioned senator Nor
ton, Senator Sumner and senator Thurman
types Of the mon whom desire TO interest par
II ss scry tS
viii soon receive ouc; Members Of the lower
HOUSE Of Congress have not been overlooked.
poser Of this article does not presume togo beyond
suggestion In this matter. He does not attempt.
he does not even wish, to lead In the movement he
According 70 the wittiest Of lecturers on moral
philosophy there is q word more poyerfai than
ihs eryof ore IN the crowded Ply house S Hhen
aud all the audience seek exit ~ hot haste. That
more alarming word is not economy; u Z. word
Shssies , "frs b., tsere Is Wosd more formiaabiy
fcarful than that dreadful polysyiiabie-norc
alarming, ar, than economy-m1ch more terri
blc than tho cry of ire In the crowded play house.
Yet II Il very little wori-n matter Of mono
syiiablc auiiier worJ-a very little word, In
ss o" Gn.' own p, indeed SdssI y 70,
DsiaSsss. D i ssea@ss < once inyss,ed With most
That ,it9ie word Is /. am resolved to carofuliy
ay, |. in this agitation. Therefore let ma use q
c.rcu,nloeution to explain that the writer ef this
article has nothing more In view, ut present. than
to make an earnest, vigorous, methodie, persever.
ing enort to interest actively the leading minds
| connected with the Government and other minds
| at Washington, In what Appears TO him Q move
| ment OF great interest 70 economic science.
Such an institute as that proposed night have
demo incalculably great service had u been ostab
continued down % the days Of ssesstary ohass
| The latter could then have done msrs credit Y
! HIMSELF more service to the country. TIL the
i public shall have seen tho revelations Of hi,
diariss and lottcrs touching his devotion 10 thu
i public service as nnaneisl minister, tbs publl,
cannot b In condition TO do sutfo iasticc 10 bill
economic yiewsi but . veti-eou,pcesa lecture o,
paper on the sshjeol Of his chisf distractions
theoretical and practical eeeaonlst night o
onee yisld oonsids!Aele sad most vaasabie con
Such lectures and papers evidentiy vs.ld ?
/ prominent among the proper means 70 b adepfe'
81 the projected 1nstitste In order 10 pepalaflls
Al Welt as 10 correct and 70 extend the prssisaii
valuable contents OF political economy.
| thank you helftiIy for tho attention given b
Tn. RErulLioAr 70 ny opening Article. Aiio'
toriaiiy leading In the way. have presnmed !
open up. No project eonid BE- less objecticnabl.
none moro practicable, than the project here !
question. tstit be accomplished. CirissH.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
EioHrgRS-RARAT BAND BpAcKLErs, as low as
sl5 pair, ut Princes, 1905 pcnnsylyanla avenue.

An IMMENSE stock of lockcts, chains, studs.
buttons. ladies' sets kc, Just received, suitab BILE
for holiday presents, NJ Princes, 1906 Pcnnsyl.
vAnia avenue. a.a VT
National Republican., 1873-12-27
A rOUNa THIEF
HOW ILL-oorrEN GAINS ARE Ex'

Detective Coomes yesterday arrested . boy
named Charles Rollias aged fourteen years, on
the charge Of robblug d. Cluihan, reeiding on
Fourth and ID streets southwest, OF ~. At police
hcadquArtcrs In response to questions being asked
az TO what use he pot the money reported as FOL
lows: Oysters and nxings, 5000, cignrss -; pts.
the boys to gg-nogg. "a; give the kids" a 80;
SIX papers fire crackers, 90 cents; pen.knlfc, 70
cents; Tor cutting four kids" hair, u; opera and
organs si; pocket-book, IS cents; fur boys pho
tographs, al; brnss watch, 2S cents; two "wlpes,
20 cents; ono paper torpcdoc ~ cents; cartridges
for pistol 70 cents; paid old debts rs cents; ear
fare % cents; taking three boys In to sec the big
horse, q; toy clown, 90 cents; tin horn and pigs
feet, 10 cents.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
RELI.BLr AyN0uNcEMEyr.

I The putsir lars iayiied 20 call and examine the
stock M watches Jeweiry. hirs, etc., ttc., ut the
establishments Of NJ. II. Prinrc 1909 Pepnsylvania
avenue, ami II the prices are not lower than my
other persons who hold out Inducements, of what
ever nature, he does not expect their patronage.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
!. kArIoNAL slrIN0s RaEK.

GESrs' heavy solid gold watches, Elgin, Walt
ham or Marion movements, Rs low as eos, at
Princes, 1908 Pcnnsylyania. avenue. ~ = 3
National Republican., 1873-12-27

Go to Savage's and get him to put his unrivsiel
wcnther-strip on your windows and doors. Many
have been eomlprtcd, and advise their friends TO
go and do likewise. Jos. L. SAyAok,
Pcnnsy lyanin avenue AMI Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
Hxw sroWxi NEW srocni
n. G. LEwIs, No. po1ix SEVENTH sTNEl


ha, now in store @ aai @ daily Receiving. large and
sSPls,s ., pors Hsn
also, . cumplcte assortment Of GENTS FuRNisH-
ING aoops, cheap for cash. .Is Z
chemistry aware of the quantity Of Iron IN the
blood, but oil should ksss the Importance Of
up The 'spPg g, sS,,y s:ss:S ,y And nd
comes too much reduced. The Peruvian Syrup
Ia protoxidc Of iron) supplies this vital element,
and has cured many chrouie diseases.
MANUAL oy HEALTH.
The edition for 1874 of the sterling medical an
nuai known MS Hos,ettcrs Almnnac 10 now ready
ssaersi gem raj country dcsiers in ali psrts 81 liz United
eisiiissa portion of the western hemisphere Thi,
hi: s:ss :rsa y.sr
century. II combines with the soundcst practical
advice for the prescrvstien and restoration o.
ing light resding, and the calendar, sstronomical
calculations, chronological items, &C., are pre-
ssh :a. 'RS s sf 's1S nss sSri
%salsai med vcrs prSsy .Ssi n ~ eoas;ps II.
Burps, Pa, on receipt Of tWoesnt stamp, win iof
procure ons'in lis neishborkood.
Tur aHxAr EsaLtsu RsuxpY fA oout ant
Rhcumatizm. All sufferers from tho above CON
plants, either Of recent or long standing, arc hd
They can be relied upon as tho most safe ani Of
fectual remedy ever offered to the public, ant
years with the greatest success. Prepared b.
PRouf \ HARsANr, 22o Strand, I>ondop, England
and sold by all druggists. - 10
WHITE, clean, sound tooth, all may have b,
using daily THuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, % and 90 cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, son, glossy hair, all desire u, 81
may havc 10 by constant use Of THouPsoN's Pc
| made Optlme. Price, 20 and 60 cents pcr bottle.
LaaHr.coLoRxp Kid Gloves areyery ty ltsh who
moi soiied. JouvEx's inodorous Kid Glove Cieane
will rcnovate them thoroughly. Price, % cent
per bottle. All sold by druggists and fancy deal
| ers. JAZZ frEf
WELLS MAcHinEsPREAb STRESo rHENIK
| PLAsTKRs, whenever . plaster 10 needed, are nj
rivalled. Price, %, 10, and % cents eueh.
National Republican., 1873-12-27

-" NATIONAL SAYINGS BANK.
corner OF New York avenue and Fifteoath Hreet
cnieadsr mouth. Banking hours y to I; Satur
dayp, 70 4 and to q.
National Republican., 1873-12-27

NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Solid uold, ll-karat, ladies' huntinx-casc watch,
warranted for one year, s2s, at Princes, 1908 Penn
sylyanla avenue. .....'a.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
Kccp OUT Or TUE cOID

bankers, No. l4io Pennsyivania avenue, pay I
per cent. ON all deposits.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
DISTRICT bonds AND SCRIP
AS THE MIXED COMMISSION

VINT HTNI DVNUo d.NU oVNTF
taken In payment for Pianos, Sewing Machines,
Watches, JGwciry, ETC., at Robert Fulton's, 3l+
Ninth street northwest I.".-. ...r RI
National Republican., 1873-12-27

VWRSyQHg LIEE 9ETwEtEEN TAsHydIEa9. VINO
rr.ls. s...,.w :es:ss. .si Siss sss iS's r. are
l:y' y':s 'ss:::. q. st::. .:. an.
BoR rHlLApELfHIA.
LHsys sa,ly, snssps Sunday sssa, n'' and l. Ga
ts1s IA -. d: 5o%SsssS oxss, u fenS%i.
ssssSs. .icsss i,. The .yenss {, ss: e,
b,;.,ss.s, xss.S g.
TH0G. u. 6HARp, Mastsr Of ofTransportatiou
HE0. ]. K00NTz, Agent at wsShinston.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
THE MARKETS.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
HpralsAedbv Letcis yohnson & Cb,. Braksrs, Yernon
Rp,o. nortAsds eorrer Pea ssyfeusta sssvsas and
Tsah sfrstf, Washineton-
National Republican., 1873-12-27
RkILROADs.

M :ss. :ss sy ssYsgJHs pssfYs:r sffg 81 W. 'sa'
RsI.,II%S,s RsI,I%Srs sss sss W. Psi"s: &
cncinnah Exprtis, via Metropolitan
bas,os, s,,Ic New s; YSii and Yiii:ds;iipSis Ei.
gsIsl%s.. s;sd WY ss;Sss s;Ss n
E:,!YSrss ss YSrs sSa sSa M sGSps. GSis sprs.. M
s:j;$::is; s:|;$:i M &:5 FsIS::::::: EFslISs 4. N:
iouis Erprsa, tdsiiy, ,j......,,.....,... !igp N.
,.oIs sc..ans New Y:ii ana fiiii.dsipSis fi: .p W.
ETIEMxa fxki:St Cars {ci baltimore al
yor s.s.r.rs ssRk ~ w f0|sssi.sNx,s. M, and !,
~ s.Isssl. III B !" ".i.hea. ..op.-A, ,p and ssop.
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rSsFSisii " u qss q s,S|f SrsrrnnDrArr
sss Ass s.ss % rsss sss M q .Hsig' sasc;& NJ & @
NM ssrissFs srsss! T. 1s.hns'on At $50 M and si'
',aS An: n sss: .. N. and ',s p, m, daily
.; AS e ssns.ss .s ss !: :Ss:sl: 4
nf Pass purchasing ticts al she Arsus oes
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A LExANnRlA ,.ANp .MAsHIH6T4N
"A Ib TkHIb,rRAip3xIAESsRso Ap AIR ottxHfkkSSpgnlA tNxfk&SSxgl AND
PsrET sT.is. SSSsfS ~ s:s ss cav
r q xi.%s:aiis Kan ds.S ss. % ass a.il, Creep sas
'I Isssi trains leave Ais.saa.is Is follows, q
;ssIi ~ i;S% ssS3., a'iy' 'iain daily
ruin. %ssY;d TIM. esn.se, with sr.inson wash
| inpion aud Ohio railroad. ~
Il dslg sngriisS sEsSxfkrss vi. Riehmona
leaves washington nsss p. m, daily, except Sun
Through tickets TO all points south and South
west sale At the once. Sixth And Pcnnsyl
ss /:
threnGh to destination. n. y. YOUNG.
National Republican., 1873-12-27

The offeriuEs nj the Drovers' Rest this week were
li1iled Only about l9o heat u lesf werr %,
per poundi iG. s,oci shssp .sry I'D - $50 per
head; iOo. MT sheep WIRE ss,d !. 1kJN gni. peI
scld; No cows aud calves were orfsAd, the prices
National Republican., 1873-12-27
FRITcnER = MITCHELL,
stensgraphers and General Law Reporters
fu EIGHTH STREET S0KrHwEsT.

Reports Of aedresses, Sermons, aIgaNsnts, tssti.
aud dispa!eh E,upiuyinE. n args and compstent
eorps of IkiLsd shorl.hsnd ana shuenscA, wofk can
satisfsttion guaranteed. setis-n
National Republican., 1873-12-27
OBITUARY.
ruELArE lnHNs HOPKINS.

THE LATE JOHNS HOPKINS,
Baitimore's wcaithicst citizen, whose funeral
took place yesterday, was botn In Anno Arundel
county, Maryland, May 10, lres. lie was tho son Of
Samuel Hopkins, Of that county, and OF Hannah
Janney Hopkins, Of Loudoun county, Virginia. His
,s,nsr rss T% an mean sooS ner
the colonization Of Maryland six brothers Of that
famiiy emigratcd to America. On reaching this
home ia New EnRisnd, and ioWr Of them, Jour.
neying 10 Maryland. selected large tract. Of land
on Deer creek, Hartford county, Maryland, In
baltimore county, near aovanstown, and at the
head o. South river, in Anne Arundel county,
was tho descendant Of the brother who estab,
iished his home upon South river. He had eleven
children. AT that early period, although slave
e so %
tuition, he gave freedom TO his slaves and culti-
waited his estate BY his own hand, aided BY tho
secure @ X This son, Samuel Hopkins, Ia carly life
married Hannah Janney, who belonged 70 y
wealthy and highly respected family in ,ns ,, Val.
TX .isl N member ns q the % sosie,yr ~ Friends.
Soon after his fathers death, Samuel Hopkins
became, BY parchase from the other children, the
had resided, and TX hls turn cultivated the estate
with the assistance Of his sons.
ing - them IN he elsssenis % year q his age ssow
and was therefore allowed to enter the counting
room OF Gerard T. Hopkins, his uncle, who ther
edge Of the details Of the business, he formed
| partnership with Benjamin =, Moore, for the pur
| pose Of conducting Wholesale grocery store.
| The new hrm commenced without money, u
only capital being the credit which the energy :
ship was dissolved, and Mr.. Hopkins called to hi
j aid two younger brothcfs, and gave them an II
tercst In the business, thus insuxuratlng the nrt
Of Hopkins a Bros With this bousc, which iargcl
fo1 I'VE years. Amer tas iapsc of this p,
rlod he relin9uished the business TO his brother
| and two clerks. ,---
About this time Mr. Hopkins vas elected pres
dent OF the Merchants Bank Of baltimore, to n
the vacancy created by the resignation Of the ial
duties Of this position with great ability And 81
IN iss7, Mr.. Hopkins, at that time large stocl
holder In tho baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cor
an active part In Its management. In 1855 he W,
appointed chairman OF the finance committee
TIC company, and held the position up 70 the tim
Mr. Hopkins always maintained a nrm col
hdencc In tho increasing commercial importane
Of baltimore. and freely used his ample means
developing its business and trade. His charitit
were munifcent, and his name will ever
gratefully remembered In connection with u
Johns Hopkins University, the Johns Hopki
Nj. Hopkins never married, and that portis
Of his larfd estate, estimated at eight millions
dollars, which has not been appropriated to q
Institutions which he founded, will b6 divide
s,sesw solis;ssss heirs, the children and gran ,1
stnndlnx his large charities, his relatives will Z
be made wealthy by the distribution Of h
estate.
National Republican., 1873-12-27

~. III -
. lot Of forty-nve Sowing machines, many bat
little used, Of the vnrious manufactures, At the
once Of the Hove Machine Company, No. GO
Pennsylvanla avenue. o.
National Republican., 1873-12-27
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Nh u q, ,soIe Ilcssee and DIFeeSoF.
GRAND HoLIpAY ArTRACTIoN.
ING, HHsy y4nAs AND sHf6hbAYYMxtriNnEHs. stn
An entirely original dr.ms, In four scts, ny Mr..
THE GENEVA CDoNo,
As actcd for nine weeks 70 crowded houses AZ tha
Union Square Theatre, New York;. rcreiyed on Its
with great dcmopstraiions OF spplal-e and unlver-
in & ely Esssse @ 'Sss fsese:oS q sSss IKE :ssc ssss
ef''sa o''nis M. oaiikNRY 9. PAGE,
from lCovent oae1en Theatre, London. who viii
bis unrivHied solos. 80 : - y
Smnd G sSI:,T.. sss Saturday 4. 4, 1. ,,,,,as.