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National Republican., 1873-12-15
Ii. tt RES.

E,y rhumr.G ri. pastor Of Mount Ncrr"n
Msticdi.t uhrrr... baltimore, will deliver = lee.
ture fJs the HCaeht II The WOmcn's Christian
Associations u tbs .i'y IN Rev. DR.. TIiauy',
church thu evening, 0n The bible" THIS asso.
cIatlon has recently been compelled TO remove
their home, w,!h ~ branches, from Judiciary
square to other rllcgs, thereby mourning heavy
xpunscs. Fnd that. '"T. a. sahsua "f the YEAR
when IT. nrrrssiIirs are rr.rIrsi The entire
rp,ccds II th!s !rr;Gr. S'' h" ttvolri - rhi III
stI.u'iur.
Prof. AlOnyn rrpr 1f Boston. ths w'li knpwn
lu..turcr Un Ear".'r, - to deliver 10 Washington
his descriptive series on France and Europe
since 1853, as soon az tho announcements shalt
have been completed. The lectures have been
extensively delivered IN tho principal cities, and
have been warmly commended by such as have
heard them, embracing very many Of the most
cultivated and Intelligent minds Of the country.
Rev. I. !. Paulson, OF Baltimore, will deliver
the third OF that very Interesting and Instructive
series Of lectures descriptive Of The scenes and
clrcumst anccs Of his recent travels In Europe at
Union NJ. L. chapel, Twonty-nrst street, this
evening, nt TsO o'clock. As the tickets are but
twenty dve cents a large crowd is expected. Sub.
lecli From vonha 10 Venice and Milan"
National Republican., 1873-12-15

DrSDEGARY, Of the New York T1a =, has
discovered the existence Of Communism" In
that city, and addresses tour American read
ers" with an assurance that the "Commun.
istic efforts inspire here nothing but disgust
and contempt" This is good. Our American
readers, iorsOoth! The mistake made by Dun
dreary is, that he didn't include his own efforts
as among those which inspire here aud every
whore disgust AMI contempt But n little
further along he speaks of the opinions or he.
licts of "the genuine American" THIS IL
simply ridiculous. The man seems to think
that he is in Lonlon, anl naturally enough, for
the reason that he belongs there, and has
never lccn able to realize the fact thai he hos
lcft is native 'eath.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

influenced In his paternal choice by no consid-
Grafton Of color, or would give his consent to
tho bridal as freely to the negro as to the white
manp To reason with person who has no
more common sense than the writer Of the
above would be waste Of time. There is not
oolored man in the country who would give
him his daughter u he desired his son-in-law
to have even ordinary intelligence.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
AIR LINE
raiLAbELEgII.A, ,.

PENIMsYYL,yiA,NNIl,M, AIR LINE
l. TO DAlfiAalsfb rAAIlsHfbr+Cmu.;; .;;,,..
AND ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ESGISNJ
THROUGH nErEEkMNS EkMNSy,M;,ASsnrSGroS y,;,S AND
r,. WITHOUT ,fSiiANGEoF CARS.
ESHSss@ SstEiSsA ~ RAy yEsrss
T,TIEs 1n snd .f1sr rS sESbAx nessWSsr r !: ,sS
from and ar,iyin AZ NC depot ofthe Rsil,p"re ana
fs.s line, leave washington at sos a. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore at s,n a. m. daily, exeep, sun-
Leave West Philadelphia at las y. m. daily, .x-
Xrriys AZ New York at $40 p. IN. daily, oxeep.
Rishaond express, leave Washington a, liza y. IN.
Leave baltimore Ii a.iip. IN. daily, cseep, Sun
;sEs kssirs TF \, sir gs,s +, is,;s
Night express, leave Washington h o;os p. n.
Leave Wc.i i.h,lsdsiphls a. s!,o a, y. daily.
A''.,s'' MI fTss 4 ssgtiiSfSah.. s Il II S;lah.''
fa., line, lea isays New york sis,S,s :. IN. -'.
iiehmoaa sspssH:. is,ve Ssn i"rk or, =, s.,, p. m.
sspss 8. %.:Ai%sssSs Sssss ssw 6, al u
AdnSs.,, Arrive "a wsssIns,Sa Ht ga NJ
on sound New srs 9as My n,sn n"s s %,
saiiTos., New YORK csnrai aud IIa.on niSar rsii.
Pare id% ns any any esr saste 2. "a'" river
BaEgaye called Tor and check kcd at hotels and pri-
sses wIsrs icSe,. % saS infrasilon @ ono can ~ oS
lainrdi Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street aud
i.iiImors aud fSio%as rsiirosa, ssrnsr y 81 and
il!fsi jy!i-if General fS fs.ssnssr e sSpASss Agent,
National Republican., 1873-12-15

ar Polielys written on the 'Uo.I hycrabi, prim,,
according to tas rlsk, and ~ yer cent oomIEi.,On
allowed 10 any pATIir, bringing AppiiaiIionI.
az The shows comrSnles DO not esionE 10 the
Hoard af 1 hderSTii hS-sN
National Republican., 1873-12-15
sJeTO THE LADIES.

MME. T.. y. JEANSERET having returned from
r,rls, With the latest style Of Dinner, Iint ant
Wedding Dresses aud lflt- Of rNnlcc-t sfyirs eau
b. fnuIh at No. 40 Eleventh street. one dunf from
f'nn.viy anla avenue. DrcssCf constantly on lnh.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

Tue correspondent of the Boston Tot from
tbls city shrcwd!y analyHcs the pre- cnt lIou c
Of Representatives as follows:
"ln the present House OF Rgpr. sou 'ntvcs there
arc Radical Republicans. Liberal kCl ublic IN,
tBinnlng, of Cine'nnniil three lnlcl endcnt Re
pnhllcans (Smith, OF NOrthcdrJl!na; lIawlcy, uf
Connectirut, aud M0udiOri, OF New York; who
Ito not feel hound to support measurcs sinply bc-
cause they happen to he party measures; credit
mOhiler and anti.crcdit mobIlier Rcpub. leans,
regular Democrats, Holman and Cox bcmDcrats,
land. grab and anti.laul.gTab men, salary and
Hnti.salury grabbcrs, national canal schcmers md
their opponents, procctUnists, free traders. con.
tractiOnists, expansionlsts national bankers and
antlnniional tankcrs, aud u dozen other Gle
monts including those In favor and against civil
rights laws; few. heavy weight and a great
many light weight COngressmen, omit Ing
any ailu.ion to tho good and bad men, or re.
llrllns hcllrNrrs mud nnhrllnNn -
National Republican., 1873-12-15
DECEMBER 49, 1878
NJ AWRycD.

RICHARD : CoMPHER.- On wednesday, tn,
iNh instant, % the ST. James hotel. by the Rev. y
y. Coombs, JOIIS r. RtCKARD, Of fwtshin gton, u
land Miss T.. KATE ConriiER, OF LOujoun county,
Virginia,
National Republican., 1873-12-15

No OFFICIAL ACT Of Marshal Mcmahon has
been morc generally approved, at least In this
country, than the Communication of the sen.
tcncc Of the unfortunate Dazainc. That the
Marshal committed great crime, and merltci
the punishment to which he was sentenced,
there can be no doubt; but the world has be-
como sick Of blood-lctting In France, and the
degradation of imprisonment and the loss Of
his rank VIII be as saiu'ary a lesson to the
army as would have teen the spectacle of the
shooting OF an old man by the soldiers whom
We hAd 20 nften led TO victory and to honor.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

DEPOT coRSEs o,LAi;II,ArN sIATl5 ANp u STREETS
Aner Dcccinber !, isss trains viii run as follows,
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON,
I@s .. M, Fimirs Mall, 6,I2 .. n.. New York Ex-
,lsiiy. EXCEPT Monday. prcss, daily.
NV Ma =: M. Mcm losk En- 81, =. m; Aecommois-
prSss'dai'y'esccpt sun lion, daily except san
oi Daily, Aecommo.ia- SIS 1. m. Baiti,norc Ex-
tion. press, except Sunday.
1,n .; Ms, fnst Line ioiSS A. NJ, Daily Fast
Huhalo anu W esi, daily, Line ron West.
except sunday: 2,eD y. NJ, Accoinmod,-
lill p. M. New York Ex- iion, Southern Mail,
3;AL BALTIMORE Express, s;i3 p. M, New YORK Ex-
.xeent SUNDAY. c,u, pross, daily, except sun-
natl, Loulsvilis south s.iip. M. Acco,nmods-
daily. sseep, Sunday; s,oh, csecp, sunday.
ton, except sunday. BsItimore- daily. cx-
sos Q. m, Daily New eept san,lay, from wcst
s,s p. M, Pacific Ex- ii,oB p, M, southern Ex-
prcss, daily. press, except sunday.
fii21, New York Express,
except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington 1t ssss a. m. aud $40
y. N. connect at nowic with trains for Popc's
Greek, leaving bowie at 10 .. and $40 D. NJ. arr
| ri,ing at Pop . Greek At las and Ia, y. m.
Trsin, arrisins a, Wssh,nEton a. ioix, a. m. and
Popc's Crerk 2its aud 7,np. m.
Passengers leaving ticif orders st Ticket Onice,
| northwest CORNER Thirteenth and pennsyivsnia ave.
nue, northwest corner sixth and Pannsyivania ave-
West. Through tickets to Cin~lnnafi, CoiiInbus.
Indianapolis, I.ouisvilc, ~. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, opsha san fr.ncscc, and all points
| z. L.. .DuhAhhy, Uen. Superintendent.
". \. YOUNG, Gcn. Passenger Agrut,
National Republican., 1873-12-15

Nit. TuoIts \. sort Is entirely too modest
lie wants on.y spycnty-lvc million dollars this
year to complies that Texas Pacific Railroad
about which 50 many glowing accounts have
hcen pr.ntal IN lhc newspapers during the hast
six or lively" months. In view Of the fuIn-
clhi dis,rcsscS Of the country, the prospective
Increase Of taxation, and the certainty of
smaller Wages AMI lower incomes, 1t Is 20 bc
hoped that Congress will pause before 1t votes
away a single railroad sum Of money equal
10 our cntirc national d,bt thirteen years ago.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

THIS evening tho pcrrless ltt'le Maggie Mitchell
enters u,rra Tho las; wcrk IT her engagement.
Manager s,ay!lc pr 'cnts change Of bill tor the
rpnciUuIEg performances Of his star, ant the pub
lr w,l bU Afforded few opportunities to witGcss
her a. Jane Eyre. character in which she stands
urrivIlch. Miss Mltchclls popularity In Wash.
mgtpn has been fully demonstrated during hcr
'cagi gomcn'!Gur her audiences have invariably
been Iurgr, sclr,. and very Rvprcc!itivc. The
National, lpo Is now fully completed, and
stands forth as ono OF the rlpst beautiful,
comfortable and complete temples Of the
drama In the world. with such a the.
ntrs, with elegant scenery, with one OF the
largest and best companies ever collected to.
gcther and with Mr.. SHVilc MS manager, the
success Of the National Is fully assured. Tho
theatre has met with liberal support since II
opened two weeks ago, ami the tact furnished
further evhcnro VI the nllrcclatvc tnstes VI
the critical Washington public.
III. Sa.ilIc VIII Also present an additional nt.
trhcrIun the evening in the person Of Miss Minnie
Monk. ! y"urI lady who comes to US laden with
the yrai.P r' .!s lrc.s Of other cities.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

SOME Of the so.callcd Conservative journals
Of North Carolina ore Cuilty'of gross INJUSTICE
to Representative Smith, of the Raleigh dis
trict of that State, In charging him with having
voted TO admit the Republican delegation from
Louisiana TO their seats in the House. The
record shows that three Republican members
voted against the resolution 10 s'lmit them,
viz: Hawlcy, Of Connec'lcu'; Smith, Of North
Carolina, and Woodford, of New York. For
the reason that Mr.. Smith did vote against the
resolution he may be entitled to the question
able distinction Of having attempted to weaken
the Republican party Of Louisiana and what
ever credit attaches 10 the act he Is certainly
entitled to II. The vote was east we understand
because Mr.. Smith believed that the election
of the Republican delegation was illegal. At
the same time he did no: in'cui to indorse the
claims of the opposition rcnhcgr hut favored
q return Of the entire subject to the people for
a new election.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

Tue patriotic labors OF the Centennial Com.
mission are Tearing good fruit, and II Is eyi-
IDENTIFY assumed that the celebration In 1870
VIII be success, in witch we shall all feel a
lust pride. At Philadelphia, where the inter-
Get chiefly centres, there are willing and en-
ergctic workers, and their spirit Is being COM
municsted to other cities AMI States in com.
mcndablc zeal. The ladies all over the land
have gracefully responded to the call that has
been made upon them for cooperation and as.
sistance, and where that Is the case there can
be no failure. The Executive Centennial Com.
mittee has recently appointed Mrs. NJ. r. =.
Bouligny rcsidcHHs for the District Of Columbia,
and We trust that her excriions in behalf Of the
exposition will find among our citizens gen.
crous response.
A single share OF stock Is offered for $40 IN
full, or payable 81 on subscription and 81
quarterly thereafter. The certificate, en-.
gravcd on steel, will be worth the amount
named as the cost Of a share, TO be held COM
memorativc OF great national event.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

Tur late Civil Rights Convention IN ,h!, city
has badly SCARED the niclimoui EUP''rer. In
tho opinion Of that sagacious Journal the de-
rnands Of tho colurcl men mean nothing more
nor icss than the fullest social equality. In
terrible trrpkiation Il asks "ls the negro
naturally the equal Of the white man." and
Juml,lnl TO The conclusion that Mr.. sumner
would answer the question in the Nfiuna-
tiyc, proposes 10 "test" his faith in
thin way; "I.ei him N'k himself, if
uciwcen two sulrors for his daughters
hand. oar white, the other black, bath other
wise cqnsl!y a,rriaabie, whether he would be
National Republican., 1873-12-15

- following iimitsi lICtwccn II street nhrIi
nnh boundary, anh seventh Strrt west AMI Nnrih
Capitol streets, ran have h"rtlftrr the NAripNAi.
RErC nLiCAN pnnriuaily served by the un'lel sFnr,l,
al whosp rrsidrnrC orders unh complaints can be
len, well a. At the RErtBLIrAN office.
JOHN FALLON,
jyts-tf iae5 st tn street northwest,
National Republican., 1873-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

,y,ysEvEaY1ODY sHOULD CONSULT
- THE ALPHABETICAL RUsIN8sS III.
REGToRf ~ the DAILY REPUBLICAN, hcrore
mlklng Holiday purchases or transarttng any kini
OF business In the District. drl5
s-15ysTHEnE WILL. BE MEETING
b-S OF the Hoard OF Trustees Of Public schools
he'll a the Franklin School building, TUESDAY
EVENING, Dcccmbcr ". at T;lD o'clock.
dcb A. Y. PARDON, Secretary.
r1sJsFOR THE best PLACES TO BUY
~ all klnds Of lcliisy go,is l'resent,. Sc,
ktrpR lookout for the AErH NHETlCAI HtSi-
NEsS DiRECTORS In the DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN,.
>-afsrIRsT sOcIABLE OF THE PENN
~ slLNANIA HErunLlCAS Assny. n
ING, December IL Is7a. dclb-at
15JsPENNsyLyANIA REPUBLICAN
* AssoglATlpN.A stated meeting Of The
Association v III b. held THIS (MONDAI) EVEN
ING. December IS iS7a, At rtarkc's Hail. 10 PCun-
sylyanis avenue. BY order of -
National Republican., 1873-12-15
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

PuITMxH PXiRi0R cxi;s Tor i. iiiSoPep NOR ?; AZ =;
and $50 a. H' sUNnSY 81, ~, Y? rRsiRSs% riRit'iR e.
nj For shS Baicre s %isht sop.-A, s4s and Ssp D.
,.o TnAIss n, s;, tEAyE s's ,l;o nAL%M9RE. "a. ING
81" 81 s' sGNbaT sf 'i pS6a st' SRiFiSSi,ET rs lSS ii E.
AZ tia b2u, s'iS aud s;I' a. M, aud sisD sos,
A"" iSSRR FSRR wWiNcHEsTER VIA MAIN LINE.
A''ifs foh ini' f'IRbhklek tR2 I'll! u VA MAIN LINE.
ron ii" HfEf$$$S5i,A$s SRsssis vi.
rSa 81 III TT vs1lE 'S;sSss VIA NET
ronssrs Gy s'G and ssaaatoh f ears tis s s.s ss
~ . Eon ELLIcoTT,s MILL.
FS sr1irfRNnBS h4RB ASB cSSSSSERE92rstITfs cSSEE2GsttIITfss
fsays Wa.l,rg,ou s,s a. m. and 1,n p. H., aud
go through Tncsi i,T%S@ ss'iIts TSGhsE =, sr cans
FsFSSs TFsrS%sS iS rsta" anss oa f sy yeaso and
r'"'"arF at ''TFGi FGh "a xSN2potrs.
A'"a' :" 'Ts VII ~ S6iifbssn Z ii bsIs not ." s''n'y'
rSh ISiSi " ~ fS' So$hs &
1Rt W I'd p 81 III T., ne % sasIy % s:a ss
r. ~ h@rr,'nng @ m ~ Ma,hnston At $50 a, M. and SiS
Expnss II,ln. al isS. and 7'ssp. m, daily, stop
Thr,ash tickets to the West can be had At tho
WAshtnEton station Ticket Onlce at all hours OF tho
Ny: ai:o, AT the company's once IS Pennsylva-
rssss"ssr. purehsslns ticket. a, the Avenue on,se
Is ,Se Sspo g.
' Wv Ss@ S Sork, sktsSsipsia and Boston, sec adj
THos, u. SHARP,
Master Qf fTransportAtion.
u. VI. COLE,
asSHEE5a SES. !. syiisSs RSoAssffs. oAssffs.
nor3 - GenerHl Asent, Wa,hlngsR
National Republican., 1873-12-15

PRos. AGAssiz, the great scientist, whose
n ,mr is familia: in every household thrrm;hcu
1, c civilized world, died last might at D 5 on.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
iNUSEAENT.S.
MISS CLARA MORRIS ATFORD's.

MISS CLARA MORRIS ATFORDS.
Til. Washington public will he Afforded OppOr.
tunities to witness the dramatic star par ercri.
icncs during the week In at least two Of tho char.
acters that have gwen her worldwide Teputa.
tion. So lavish have been the praises bcstuw e,
upon her acting by the press wherever sh" has
appeared, and 80 thoroughly must the pu"Mc hc
informed as the ability Of this rrmarS able actress,
that On eXtenIed notice Of :hs lady Is rendered
unnecessary.
That M.s. Mnrr'sis without q rival MS an emo.
ttnal actress = quite 'nrrdlly conceded. IN rs
aliltiJnIi eyden's pI Gn' tact Il may be men
TONED that the attempts vi all other nrts's to
pcrsonntc the character In which she has met
with astonishing succass have proven lamentablc
failures. Miss Morris has had many imltators.
hut so decidedly have the scales Of comparison
always weighed In her favor that her remarkable
genius has been thereby rendered all the more
apparent. In pOrtra yiEg the passions OF the hu,
man heart she Is simply marvellous. In scenes
where intense fgrror l. demanded, Miss Morris Is
sublime, and never falls to aslonsh her auditors
by the rational yet powerful manner In which she
portrays emotion and TO arouse thea TO tho high,
est pitch "f enthusiasm tor nef genius as an
actress.
Although .tll Young Nils Morris has attained
.tO proud IU-.iion In the world Ul dramatic ART,
aad that she hasa most brilliant career bcfur,
her IL but TO advance u prediction that the sur
rounding circumstances fully warrant. Already
arc the critic. Of New York, where she won hrI
Hrst great triumph, iammen III 4 her absence, aud
calling loudly rr her return, hut a. the lady I;
meeting with such sincere rrircciitlun wherever
she appears Il Is doubtful II fhI Metropolitan
stage will soon aanln he Illuminated hy III.
bright and dazzling star.
This cvcuiug Miss Mtrr;s vii aPorar;n "i'ITr,'
and we prrIIc' lat the lady viii create f..,r
such .. has rarely, II ever. been wItnrs.e u.rr'
the Washington Stage. Her engagement Jus,
closed in ph.lad1'pa.a was orc Of the mast su"
ccs.m ever hlled In the Quaker Ei;y, nnd II she
be not as Cully appreciated here then our estimate
Of 'hc taste Of the rCnncl of The capital have been
! - a.-L
National Republican., 1873-12-15
A LEEEAMnEbA EEiiiInEnA shhNn yW,AAsSMbbISoTo;
PENNsyhyAYIA ROUTE

TREAT PENNSnLNAN ROUTE
~ - To TUE
NORTHWEST. sOuriI AND SOUTHWEST.
IN anh aler December 1874 trains will leave ~
washlnston....;;;:,ss. m. na'timorc....s.as a. m.
S;5lr. IN. ~ ,,,,Gisi Il. M.
see. a:aS h. m, ~ ,iitib n. m.
NIP slcssnt Scenery. rslaec staie.roon, day and
Now York.
The tits u. IN. Eln,ira daily except Monday, tho
liiD o. n daily, except Snniry. northwest, as0 r.
N, daily; eSc.nl sunday, Wcst aud southwest; ei1
- 49, MAKE CONNECTIONS
Bufal1 without chanyr.
Tickets by this route he procured nt the ofcc,
corner nT sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and Thirteenth street nnh pennsylrL II, nyrnuc,
where reliable Information will he given all tiu,s,
Passergersprucuring tickets at thcs.' uIirrs cln
secure accOnmo oations In Palace Cars for St Louis
Chicago aud Bunnlo.
Corner Thirteenth 1t. and Penn. avenue.
Ed. 5. YOUNG, General Ps.scnxrr Xecn,,
ucs-ly Bntiinnrr, MI.
National Republican., 1873-12-15
TAX NOTICE,
elFssPECIAL TAXES.

60
nwnsrs Of property having special taxes to pay,
either FOR street improvements hr sewerage, save
he,Ny prrrCni,gc by leaving their hills with for
settlement. lnfifmitlun rrrns he'd.
LANGDOS, BARRIER 4 ALBRIGHT.
Dcfcr- In Heal t.t1tr anI Securities,
nOei-tf No. TuS v street. Nnp, the Post t1flyc,
National Republican., 1873-12-15
RAILROADS..
WGsHfNdToN AND OHIO RGfIEod6.

rTuIRouqH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
TON PHlI;AnEl,pHIh ASD NEW YORK.
WAsifINGTON. November .. iSi3.
Trains belwccn Washington ani New York arc
n9Tw n9TwnTTIn InHSsrs HSsr,,vg ,,glN,nT,i lN,n%T,,,i, ,r,,,. ,,
Leave daily, except sunday, ut 8 a. M, aud and
FOR PHILADELruIA.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at =. M, and T. 5.iI
on SUNDAY.
Leave for New York nj $50 y. M, and Philadei.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 p. IN. train
only. - = ~
through tickets to rhll,aciphi,, New York or
boston eau be had at the station once at all hum
~ Tue day; also, the Company's Oncc, iS PcnnsyH
Nnn'u avenue.
p,,senger. purch,sins ticket. at the nycnqr orlrs
can therr arrange to hfyc their h,gvgc called fot
aud cheek ed at their rc,enre. taken 10 the dcpai
ald put IN the baggage ear
see baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
sghedule n ,netwscn Warrington, baltimore, AunAp-
Th9s; y, sliAnr, Mister Of ofTran,por,,tlou.
L;M. COLI. Gcntrai Ticket gent.
UsEo. :. kooNTz, Agent at Washington.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

SS,s2,, .,snIiETf-A slTcial mcI ting VIII he held
lccnth street ant pcnnsyvanla nuc. at o'clock
TO MAKE arranEeurnts fnr tho funeral Of our
dcccr srd Brother, Mr.. TIuN 4. l.. SgASNY,
dcb s. MCMONiGLE. Secretary.
National Republican., 1873-12-15

s-S slonCrS, Washington. u. G., Dtcfmh rh
iS91-All pcrsons having nrcnnnts, VIII thrra gayd
or not. Rgalnst the Fir Department Of The District
urtnlumhli. which have accrued subsequent To the
hrst day Of Dcct nhcr. iSs. hereby rcqurstcd
enclose to the unlerslgupi. ut Room II, tnumhll
Building, n statement Of the same, showinI the
amounts Of the EccOunis aud the IaiCs WAN r,n-
drrrd. WILLIAM u. REID.
dgll-gw Secretary,
National Republican., 1873-12-15
ATLAS FiRF INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
49,

HARTFORD,
Authorized capital. .,.,, ,s.....,......si,oo or Gn
faid hr III sduJ
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20

AcRoBATIc.-Our young and adventur-
Gus friend, Johnny McTarnyhan, who
tries everything and bids defiance to
the devil in gymnastics, swung himself
off from under the horizontal bar for q
back somersault; he came down on the
floor with lightning vim and did not
break his neck.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20

REV. A. N. FISHER has been reap
pointed to the pastorship of the NJ. E.
Church in Carson. Mr.. Hammond will
discourse to Austinites for the next con-
ference year. Bishop Peck has left Ne
vada, now, for other conference appoint
ments in Oregon and California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20
THREE FOR A DOLLAR

THREE FOR DoLLAR.-Those who are
regardless of expense and wish to be
high toned in their smoking, had better
give Charley Friend call and try his
luscious Upmans. They are short, but
sweet to the end.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20

ExpANsIvE.-It has been observed by
persons having occasion to go towards,
or returned from the depot, just after
the arrival of the train, that occasionally
couple of waddling travellers will take
up the whole sidewalk for themselves
and keep back others who are in hurry
and would like to have small part of
the way. One of these expansive striders
got tripped up yesterday evening and
broke his nose.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20

ODD FELLOWS REPRESENTATIVE q.
D. Hammond, p. g., elected Grand
Representative of the Grand Lodge of
the United States, |. o. o. f., which
meets in q few days at Baltimore, Md,
has gone ON there us representative from
Nevada,
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"Os Foor. ''-Ths. plan of travelling

PERsoSAL--Judge Seawell arrived
from Aurora by stage, last evening. ac-
companied by Judge Wells and wife.
Co,verson and Mccoy, through some
sharp acting of their attorneys. after
they had been convicted of horse steal
ing and were to be sentenced last Satur-
day, got the advantage of a new hearing
and a ~! pros. Rooney (horse thief
will arrive in Carson on the next stage
from Aurora. Thursday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20

BISHOP PECK is now on his way to
Oregon. A grand reception is to be
given him by San Francisco Methodists
in that city on Friday evening the 22d
instant. He will remain on the coas.
until November when he returns to
spend the Winter in New York State.
He expects to take another tour Of this
region next Spring.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20

A BEAE.-A solitary horseman, prowl-
ing about the hills twelve miles north Of
this city yesterday, says the Virginia
Chronicle of Monday evening, came
upon large black bear. Being unarmed
and not having faith in the heetness Of
his horse, the rider let the bear alone.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-20

'DopING. '-Ourbrace of policemen are
called by attorneys for the defence wig
ilantes;G-and they say tina. they watch
u man 9rAKlnng home three sheets gone
until his knees begin to knock together
when they gather him and away