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National Republican., 1873-06-30
Responsible for whu, lie SAYS.

sllverware or any other article In that line, labor
under the Impression thai they must resort 10
the Oldest established houses, where they pay
who have yet their fortunes TO make; but II is q
mistake, aud very great one too, for the writer
asserts that he purchases with all the necessary
facilities from the same Importers, manufac-
turers and Jobbers that the largest houses In the
country do, and the only difference that does
exist Ia In the profits added TO the goods, for the
srtlcles are ~ ell respects the same, and his
reputation equally a. dear to him and equally
cherished, for well does he know that, a. the i'm
mortal bard hath II, with his reputation lost his
occupation II gone. NJ. II. PRINCE
91S and 1000 Pennsylvanla avenue.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Police Ceurt-JuaEe sncII.

william Pope, profanity; forfeited collateral.
James Mlnrath, driving on footways. do. Ar
do; do. Theodore Handy, do; $40. Philip Pos
ter, dlsordeTly; %. Rosanns Williams, throwing
stOnesi %, John Williams, running cart with
out llcense; $50. Henry Iimber, bOlsterous /;
forfeited collateral. George ~ LAncton, failing
TO provide privy o.. Chubb Jackson, assault; ;
g. In defanli, thirty days In jail. Thomas Bris-
Coc, do, o..
Joseph Eskriigc, John II. Rollins, and Francis
Hanson were Arragned and pleaded not guilty
% q charge Of Assaulting Joseph smith. with IN
tent to Kill, on the Sd OF June, while the latter
was asleep on his vessel, the MaynOwef. The
court held each Of the accused tO answer In
q, 900 ball
ALLEGED TItEsPAss ON A EroNE QUARRY.
- Mckay, Prank Fisher, John Wat n, Ed-
ward Tarman, Levi lowser. John sullivan, and
James Sherry were arralRned on the charge OF
fOrcibly entering and taking possession OF the
bail given.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
An opinion Of SIR Charlie. DlILe,

- lhrcm the Commercial Adyertisor,l
Sir Charles Duke seems 10 be good deal OF
blAtheraklte. one OF his chief ends In life Ia 70
hear himself talk, and, ike most men thus az
nlcted, he doeAn't always talk sensibly, Pos
4essed with the Idea Of being "Reformer,n he
has set up In the business Of attacking every
thing, and succeeds principally In making fool
OF himself The chief constituent OF reform, y
on both sides OF the Atlantic, Is eaAlly recog-
nlLed by Its Identity with what we call CAB, y
and the great pity over here Is, that there ap-
pears 70 be nobody 70 do for our "RefomeTa"
what Mr.. Gladstone does for Sir Charles bike:
that lB---bquelch 'em.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Same Truth I'm In

An article In the REPUBLICAN OF Friday, headed
"Out OF the Depths" which told OF q tale OF ras.
oallty on the part Of an employee OF the Agri.
cultural Bureau, has caused some indscreel
friends OF the gentleman 10 publish q statement
In an afternoon paper that there was no truth
accuracy In the Aftlcle was charging the man
with being clerk, when he was only gard.
ener, position from which he has since been
removed.
National Republican., 1873-06-30

the well-known and Inuoh-appTecIated watch
maker Of this city, who was Tor a long time In
the nrin Of Robert A Morrill,, has taken me
watch department at Princes new jeWelry
eAtabllshment, No. 929 Pennsylvania avenue,
and can IN futureb be found there BY his friends
and patrons.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Drop In the Knallsh Hardware lInrLel

The struggle which has long been maintained
between the producers and consumers In the
Iron and the hardware market In England Ia be-
lleyed TO have reached Its crisis. special dis
patch from WOlverhAmptpn, June 20, received by
forwarded 10 It's customers circular AnnOunc-
ing drop In cut nails Of no less than tOs. ton.
Their quotations, therefore, which previously
National Republican., 1873-06-30
tInluuIieIde

On saturday morning, a few minutes before Q
o'clock, special Onicer Crook, OF the Agricultural
Department, on Information received from a
colofed man, fOund On the river shore between
tue Monument lot and the Long bridge, a white
new born female child, which was taken 10 the
SehtIRl guard-houHe. The coroner after View
from snhooatOn shortly after birth, and then
the infant had been thrown into the water,
National Republican., 1873-06-30
AIreeI Inr Travel

In consequence OF the reduction Of the grades
on and seventh streets, Just opposite the Post
once and Interior Departments, the street pas-
senEer railroad companies running on these
streets have been compelled temporarily to sls-
pend through travel on their routes, On Sew.
enth street the cars run as far as q street, from
which the passengers foot II as far as street,
where they Tetake the cars South. On the II
street line they run as far as Ninth street west
and thence return 70 the depot on Seventeenth
street, below the Navy Department. This slate
OF analrs Is likely TO continue for another week
before which the streets will be suniclently
leyeled TO admit OF the laying OF the tracks and
u resumption Of through travel.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
r.l. Oar, OF Year y.i..ble..

Can and examine the nre and burglar-proof
ing OF securities. Jewels, silyer-ware, or other
valuablea. Rents, from ten 10 sixty dollafa per
annum, according to size, No business man can
Afford TO do without them.
7ais naraf,l0 from tAs CAicago aud Boston Ercs. I
National Republican., 1873-06-30
q. %. y.

40. CHoIp OF THE l. 0, Y. will give a
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION 10 elnlemoy
Cssst' % mile. dewn !hs river, cp fkipyAE. july
chartered Tor The occasion, aud vii leave fits-
at O'Clock A. M, aud return abont qp, m.
sinsle ticfeis one Dollar; Children ffOm 10 to
Subscription liltH be found ii the Union Hotel.
Gcopetown; Ktider A MeIaAn,s, tll Seventh
street. An stoclmAnG, ,corper Ninth aud streets:
lie Mol 4 sons corner u ElShth and 4 streets.
Navy Yard, aud members Of the Choir.
No tickets will Ds sold at the boat
N h-ThNe who purchase tickets must give
their name and residenec. and ia doing obl- ste
themselves 10 'ake no improper characters with
them. and also conduct thensclyeH with due pro
pfitty deto ttNa an1 a ctail Of pnllce will be At
selves ON the boat
at city prices ieesN
National Republican., 1873-06-30
The anndnr achonIu.

A mass meeting Of the Sunday schools was 10
have taken place at Lincoln hall yesterday at
4;sO p. m, but, owing 10 the threatening appear
nnoe OF the weather, there was but q small at
tendance, Addresses 10 the children were made
by Hon. WIN. Stlckney and others on Scrptnral
subjects, and the meeting then adjourned with
the bencdlctlon.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Albanian

Is called 10 an advertisement In our columns Of
q new building association. A meeting Is 70 be
held tonight at the Board Of Trade roomA. We
understand II TO be under the auspices Of some
OF our prominent business men, with 4 large
amount OF the stock already subscribed. The
hhAIeA arc 10 be one dollar ennh.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
OUR "POLIUY.o
Its Wonderful Success.
sDenceFlnu.

The latest Spencerian Improvement Is beau
writing from tho hrst Il will be used, under the
direction OF Professor spencer, In the special
course In penmanship at the Business College,
beginning Tuesday, Jnly I.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
An AmbIIious structure.


The dome Of the Capitol at Washington "a Aal,l
10 be most ambitious structure In the world. In
the sublime language OF j.. Proctor Knott at
lifts Itself toward heaven" AZ II II were anxious
TO get away from the plgnies underneath II,
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Vedsllan.

The nuptials OF Mr.. Louis Hine, prominent
| artist Of Georgetown, and Miss Il. Webster were
celebrated yesterday evening At Trinity church,
| Rev. Father Stonestreet officiating. The happy
couple started on trip Nor.h.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
JAY COOKE 81 90,

General Agents for tho District Of Celaabia.
virginia, North Coroiina, and seuih Caro-
linni
fInsT NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON a co.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON 4 co,
MIDDLETON CO.,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS RANK,
PAEY'
National Republican., 1873-06-30
National sn,Ina. RnnL.

corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth street,
pays per cent per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours 10 4; Satnrs
days, TO Z and 90 A.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Grand Family Festival.

To-day 4 grand family festival viii be given
At the sohuetzen park 10. tho benefit OF 81.
Dominlcs church. A nne baal Of music will be
In attendance. Children accompanied by parents
or friends will be admitted free. The commit
tee OF arrangements have provided for a most
excellent and Joyful entertainment.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Importnut 20 DruErist.. Az.

Palmer A Green, Of Georgetown, have great
variety OF new Soda Water Apparatus for sale at
ones taken IN exchange; also, pure sodA Water
In steel fountains. ~
National Republican., 1873-06-30
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Mass Meeting ut Lincoln Hall Ye.terday-
An Interesting Address by the Hon. wm.
keleLuax

An Interesting Address by the Hon. VIM.
stickney.
A mass meeting OF the sunday school children
was held at Lincoln hall yesterday at 4:90 .. m.
Owing TO the threatening appearance OF the
weather the attendance was not ss large as II
would otherwise have been. The meeting was
called 70 order by the Rev. q. A. Hall, who In.
troduoed the Rev. Warren Choate. Mr.. Choate
opened the services with prayer; after which the
himn 'rell me not the old, old story" was sung
Then followed short address by Mr.. Wilkinson.
The Hon. William Stickney was then intro
duced, and delivered an address TO the little ones
concerning his travels In the Holy Land, ex-
plalnlng 10 them the present appearance OF the
country they read about In the Bible. Though
mainly addressed to the little ones his remarks
were fully as much appreciated by the maturer
part Of the audience.
After few remarks by Mr.. Hall, the doxology
the benedlCtlOn,
National Republican., 1873-06-30

Bxcursions, picnics and church fairs can be
Beer, &C., In bottles and steel fonts at short mo-
tico, delivered to any part OF the District, or
packed for shipment. Our Ginger Ale this sea-
trict Bottles and steel fountains loaned free Of
eh,srse'by PALsE9 aua,, a en,ss,
National Republican., 1873-06-30
LIMITED STATES PATENT oPFICR,

NIIhD bIHIEs FAIhNn UFFIUE -,
On tho petition OF THohAs j. MArALL, Of Boston,
MAsaAchpsetts fqE the extension Of Petenl
MI ~ ienProye%snt In method o. Combining Enisry
ID q ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 9th day OF Beptembef peHti that the
popt be ta bs iS,s sna aan ~ sspembs1 ~
and that sAid petition be heard on tho 9ith day Of
Any person may Oppose this extension.
jel5W.Sw N. b. LEooETr, Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
THE SUPREME 81 Jn; 4IS,,T GoURT & OF THE DIs;

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DE-
l. ThI0T OF COLUMBIA. THE iIrH DAY OF
~. I, GSSIsE,.n,., No a,alo, Equity Docket II
Upon the hlins Of the report OF james @. payns,
trustee IN thus cause of ths sale of part of lot IN
square ~, Tor the sum Of 800 II 4, this I7th day
finally tatled and eonhrmed, nnlesS exceptions
thereto Dc nled on OF betogs he 1th day q July
published, In tonA newspaper printed In the city
nf Washington, once week for three weeks prior
ny the Goutti A. wYLIE
A true nopy-rehti II. ]. MfIGa, Clerk, Ac,
Dy L. 7. WILLIAMS, AHst Clerk. jss9 Th9W
National Republican., 1873-06-30

The finest brands OF Tea, and the best grades
OF Coffee freah roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennaylyanla avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel. colt
National Republican., 1873-06-30
How to Protect Horse. Asaiss, suu-,roL.,

Tne morse receives sunstrOke not through the
top or poll OF the head, az Is popularly supposed,
but through the orbits Of the eyes and spine of
the back.
Horses overdryen on a hot day die often Of
spinal paralysis or pulmonary congestion and
the body and blood 10 great de
gree. The hood or bonnet In common
use ls quite faulty In construction. Il does not
shield the eyes at all. The horses eyes should
be shielded from the suns rays Just as a man
whose eyes are innamed protects them with a
green pasteDoard shade. For twenty-five cents
OF less you can protect your horses head better
than all the hoods or bonnets for sale at the har-
ness makers.
Get an old straw hat, minus the crown, with a
broad brim, or thin piece Of hoop stick, and
make hoop about foot IN diameter; cover
this with piece Of green cloth, old green baiEe
rays OF the sun-then with few bits of copper
wire attach Il TO the headstall bllnders In such
way that II Will stand three or four inches
above the horses forehead, and project at least
three inches over his eyes. Your horse will
stand the hottest sun, so Tar as his head Is con-
cerned; and n you wish 10 prevent his body
and blood from getting oyerheated, cover his
back from his shoulders TO tail with loose
blanket OF thin cotton or linen cloth, VI yellow
or green color. Durng the hot season many a
horse could he saved by this simple process.
On the hot sands OF the desert, under burn
ing sun, Arabs protect their horses and camels
protected, and the blanket frequently wet, and
they will bear the fatigue and heat OF long
drive much better for II. Black aud bay horses
suffer more from the SUMS heat than white
horses, because the dark color AbsOrbs nearly ali
the hot rays OF the sun.
National Republican., 1873-06-30

CAsToRiA is more than q substitute for Castor
OIL IL 10 the only safe article In existence which
u certain TO regulate the bowels, cure wind
cholio and produce natural sleep. Il Ia pleasant
70 take. No more sloepless mothers OF crying
babies.
National Republican., 1873-06-30

WHITE. oloan, sound teeth, all may have by
lsing daily THuRsr0NS Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder price 30 and 90 cents per bottle
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire Il, all
may have II by constant use OF TnoMPiioNH Il
romAde Optimo. Price, 50 and 90 cents per
bottle.
Li0nIooLonEpK Kid Gloves arc very stylish when
not solled. JOUyERg lnOdorouh Rid Glove
Cleaner Will renOvate them thoroughly; price rs
eenta per bottle. All sold by druggists and
WELLS sMACunHsrREAD STRENGTHENING PLLs-
THnai Whenever plaster IL needed, are unri-
vailed. Price 20, 70, and 20 cent? each.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
IN. w..hl.r,ou Cl,y s.y,nr. B.,L,
I,,por,.p, for R,r,r,,o,. ,,d p,c,,..

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
payb6 per cent. interest on all depoaits Depos-
IL oNn he made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
.ANIUSEnII1NTS.
lilo, for Rockville.

To-day there will boa grand Sunday. school
reunion and festival at Rockville. Cars viii
leave the Baltimore depot at I;5S and $50 4. m,
returning early In the evening. Round-tiiJ
tickets, aiults 70 cents and children IS cents.
Holy Cross.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
IN THEsUPREMECoURT OF TUE DISTRICT
Samuel n; Waite q al ~ ~,

MAry " waite et al '
John u. EnniH. the trustee In tho above cause
having reported that on the I'd day Of June last
aitsr due notice Of ths tme, place and terms of the
In square Nc. ~. TO Q, A, BeAVaoa at and for the
sum OF 81, ". and that the said puTchAssr has
theregpon ordered BY the Court that The said sale
20 made y the hAid Beayans, be, and the salne Il
contrary BE- Ahoyn, on or before the lbtI day %
ssg 1sg heae aa prSSsssd % cSpy % tbs order be pub
neyspapeT published in the city % WashlnFton.
sas * SSs SSpytrs.i SGsE H. a. TsttE; oIsis Justice s'
National Republican., 1873-06-30
UNITED STATES PATENT oFFIcE,

" wAaHmoTos, ID. O., June Is, IsIa
On tho petition Of TYLER HowE, Of Cambridge
port MAs.Aehu.ett,, praying for tho extension Of
patent granted TO him on the 91th day of Reptem.
ber, lase. for an improvement In Bedsiead siaisi
IL !. ordered that the testimony In the case be
time for filing sryuments and the examlner'I report
be limited 70 tho bh day OF september merit and
tember neIt.
sy gsrsOn m oRp3ss 7, "a, ss.s s..,sP:ion.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Freedem,s FIreMerL. for the Faurth.

EE''uV"H FHNWUFh8 TOF EHt FUWFEHs
Freedoms Jubilee draws nigh;
In all the Union raise on high
Rockets. Let them kiss the sky,
Exalt them, Youths, mid streams Of light,
with Joyous Fires glld the night.
Der spires, Der the wild birds night,
Raise the Union beaconA bright;
klndle 'em Radiant on each height.
stop, III Tell you where 10 buy EN-
40 Avenue. Here, come try 'em.
The best, cOmpletest aud lowest-prloed assort-
ment OF Fireworks In the city at 40 Pennsyl-
yania avenue, nearly opposite the National
hotel. Come and see.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
FINANCIAL.
#"..Nf.|I H...HH
New 7-3O Gold Loan
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
Secured BY First Mortgage on RaiIreud and
Land Grant.
sAPgI PROFITABLE, PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & CO.

Oner for sale at par accrued interest the
First Mortgage Land Grant Geld Bonds Of
the Northern Paeihc Railroad Company.
They are free from United States tar, and
are issued sfthc following Denominations
Coupons, 800, $500 and $1,000, rcais-
tered, 500, $500, $1,000, 5000 and
$4,000.
with the same entire confidence with which we
commended Government bonds 10 Capitalists and
people, wo now, after the fullest inveatga ton 70
commend tho Northern Paoiho Railroad bonds 10 our
riends and tho general public
National Republican., 1873-06-30

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" m wAsHMaroH. ID. O.. June q. ls7a
On the petition OF JOHN kPAnnow, Of Portland,
Ne, praying for the extension OF patent granted
70 him on the 9Th day Of September, ists. for an
Improvement In Ateam Punching MAohinea;
1t IA ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day Of August next; that the
port be limited 10 the bth day of September NEXT,
and that said petition be heard on the 10th day o
y IsTsOn may qgPpsss .sls SIt'Ps!SS
National Republican., 1873-06-30
Pure French Cand,
Tea and Coaee.

Ia Manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, At 40 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. eotf
National Republican., 1873-06-30
CHURCHES YESTERDAY.
SERMONS BY DIFFERENT PASTORS.

A Pleasant Day aud Pail Congregations
--ser,iee- at ~. Peters, tho stranEers'
Church, mount. Vernon, Niuth street
aIethedlst Protestant, and Others.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
THE COUNTS.
CircuI, Court-Judse IIumphre,

Circuit Court-JudHe Humphreyr.
This court was occupied as follows, SATURDAY:
United states vs.. Washington and Georgetown
Railway Company. Motion TO vacate charter
under an information IN the nature Of quo rdT-
runto. Argued and submitted.
A number Of motions were also nled and cases
heard.
CASES TO DAY.
The following cases were assigned for trial tc-
days Nos. isI IS9 lsi, 90s, 800, VII, 49, 9ib 2i6,
2iT, 222, 12i, lti, 226 and af5. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
UMBIA.
1851, Equity Docket II.

u wAAHnoIQE ID. o., June II, ls7a
On the petuop Of kLi WhEELfn, q ElmiIA,
granted 20 him on Tie 9th day of September. 1859.
Tor an luproyeiAsnt N h4ilr9sd Car se.,a; =.
Tor Ailps 9TY,lmenis aud The Examiners report 10
limited 70 the 18th day Of August next and that said
petition be heard ON the I'd day of September next
Any person mey oPpose an eSienaion.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
MIR. HnharI.

Bankers, No. l4l0 Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposits. Z.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
1. IL. hauInr A. ils

PREVENTIVE OP HrDRornonIA.- 60 to sayaReI
and buy muZzle for your dog.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
MKETIN0 AT n. AUOTMus.

TIE friends And advocates OF total abstinence
among our Catholic fellow-cltlzens have inaugu-
rated movement looking TO the establishment
or revival OF temperance societies In all the par
lshes OF the District.
The 1rst Of this series Of meetings was held
last night In the basement Of St. Aloysius church.
Mr.. George savage presided, and Rev. FATHERS
Mcclure and ROccofOrt occupied seats on the
platform. There was quite large attendance
OF ladies' and gentlemen, and considerable en-
thusiasm prevailed. Addresses were delivered
BY Messrs. Savage, John ID. Clarke, Dunning.
Drew and others.
Several persons took the pledge at the hands
OF Father MCGUIRE.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
srATRs PATIENT oFFIoR,

" wAAHnoToN, ID, O., June ", ls7a
On tho petition OF NJ II CLARk, Of DanVilie
VirSinia, praying foe the extension o. . patent
granted 70 him on tho shh asy q Sepiember, lsOe
~ Y ordered that The testimony In the .eaAe bo
closed on the 18th day uf AnHu.t next that the tlno
limited p the slth day of Ausuht ne1t, and that tad
Any person may oupoee this e3tanHiOn.
je5NgW u, u. LEdGETT, CominiHaionHf,
National Republican., 1873-06-30
CHURCH OF THE sTRANaERs.

Series Of Interesting Services Yesterday.
The services OF this protestant Eplscopan
church were held yesterday In the Young Mems
Christian Association building, the Rev. John p.
Hubbard, Of Brookllne, Mass, officiating. The
reverend gentleman took for his text the
following passage Of scripture: "None Of Us
hyeth unto himself, and no man dleth unto him
sell, For whether we live, we live unto the
Lord; and whether we die, we die unto the
Lord; whether We live therefore, or die, we are
the Lords'-komans, Niy:T,s, stating that these
words OF the apostle, which characterized all
true Christians and defined the one object Of
their existence, aud might well be taken as set
ting forth clearly and emphAtlcally the entire
consectation TO tue Saviour which should marx
the Chrlstians life, were drawn forth by a spe-
ctal exigency, and were designed as a rebuke 70
that unchafltable spirit which too often prevails
now, leading the servants of the one Master 20
Judge anu condemn one another In regard to
opinions and practices wherein they differ, and
differ.
Tue especial differences among the Roman
Christians, TO whom the apostle referred, were
differences In regard to the observance OF GER
taln days, including probably the Sabbath day,
meats which were forbidden under the Jewish
law. The Gospel demanding the consecratlon
OF the entire man, his whole being and existence,
leaves HIN free IN regard 70 these details and
particulars, aud Instead OF enjolnlng the obsery.
Ance OF some particular days, it enjolns that his
whole time shall be devoted TO the worship and
service OF Ihfist, instead OF enlOlning some par.
tlcular meats II enl0lns that whether he eat OF
dnnk, or whatsoever he doth, he shall do all 70
the glory OF Christ.
81. Paul, clothed with apostolic power as he
was, did not attempt 10 decide In matters OF
opinion with peremptory authority, or to bring
these varying practices into agreement and con.
lorinity, but laid down no other rule than this /;
"Iet every man be fully persuaded In hts own
mind" What world OF evil might have been
avoided In the Christian Church n the aDostleis
spirit and example had been followed by those
claiming authority In the Church as ministers
anu bishops, and whose authority had no such
basis OF miraculous calling and gifts.
line one thing needful Ia to bring a man into
willing obedience 10 Christ, 10 have him lay his
whole heart and soul upon the altar OF his ser.
vice without regard TO sect or denomination,
Anl many Indications show that this cardinal
ruth Is being recognized more and more by
Chfistians, aud that they are coming together,
Irrespective OF denomlnational differences, q
unite In work for Jesus.
The reverend gentleman concluded with an
earnest appeal TO his hearers 10 be satisfied with
nothing short OF an entire conservation OF body
aud soul to the Saviour, aud besought them Il
make sure that they belonged to Jesus, that
Lords.
The services were well attended, and the
music unexceptionable. The seats are ali free,
ana strangers" especially invited.
National Republican., 1873-06-30
CITY ITEMS.

lE flhrLED, BLorvHKD, AND uLcERlTED VICTIMS
OF scroiulous diseases, who drag your unclean
persons into the company OF better men, take
Ayers sarsaparilla, and purge out the foul cor
ruption from your blood. Restore yo1T health,
and you will not only enjoy life better, but make
your company more tolerablc 10 those who must
keep IL. co
National Republican., 1873-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.
'BrPUBLIC SCHOOLS.
ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.
AZ ETRoPoLITAN THEATRE.

Firss sppeafsncc o. Mss; J,nai. bnsers, fhs
beautiful vocalist and song and danoe,lsdy, firrt
appearance Of the celebrated female pallet troop
moth company, In anew and pleasing prorrsmfne.
nnrsaay snenins g1y eo9so, oi uummplinss mn % snd
Monday, I1ly I. N entire new company; Grand