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South Side Consolidated q. M. Com.
pany.-Location Of principal place Of bust
ness. Phoebe. Lincoln county, Nevada; location
Of works Ely Mining District, Lincoln county,
ing Of the Trustees. u this Conpany, hsld ON
the Oath day Of November, 1874, an assessment
mo. y Of Two t2) Gents per share was lsvisA
payable Immediately. in United Btstes gold
| coin, to the Secretary Of the Company, q
Lynch's Building. corner LAcour and Main
| streets, Phoebe, Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty-fourth day OF
December, 1874, will be delinquent, and sd-
vertised for sale Ut public auction, and unless
payment IL made before, viii be sold on the
@6th day of January, 1875. to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale. a
...Il t LANTY RYAN, Secretary.
LyRch's Building, cor. Lacour and Main
streets, Phoebe, Nevada. no26-td
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L o s T.

NN OR ABOUT THE 18th OR llth of SEP
tember, . certificate Of deposit. No. $3.50,
for S20o, dated September 10, 1874. issued by
wells, Fargo I 90. in favor Of Joseph Bennetts.
All parties are hereby cautioned from neeotiat-
Inc the same, - payment has been stopped.
ss22SOd JOSEPH BENEFITS.
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Newark silver Mining Company.

Newark Silver Mining Company
Locstion Of works, Ely Mining District. Ian.
coin county. Nevada; Location Of Principal
Place Of Business, San Francisco. Cali.
fornia.-Notice Is hereby given that at
. meeting Of the Directors, held on the fourth
9th day Of November, 1874. an assessment
mo. 81 Of Fifty (50) Cents per share was
levied on the capital stock Of the corporation.
payable immsdistsly. in United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the ofiice Of the
Company, Room No. II. Hsyward's building.
No. Al9 California street. San Francisco, Cali
fornis. Ht
Any stock upon which this ssssssmsht shall
remain unpaid on Monday, tn. seventh t7th)
day Of December. 1874, will BE- delinquent.
and advertised for ss.o 1t public suction. and
unless payment IL made before, will be sold
on Monday, the Twenty.EiRhth (2Sthl
day of December, 1874, to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with cost Of adver-
tising and expenses Of sale. .t-
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. II, Haywsrd's Building, No,
4l9 California street, San francisco, California.
no12-td
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American Flag MIL and Mining
Company. Location Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, Cslifornia-Location
of works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln County,
Nevads.-Notice 10 hereby given that At meet
November, 1874, an sssassment mo. o. Of Fifty
Cents per share was levied upon the Capital
Stock Of the corporation, payable immediately.
in United states gold coin, TO the Secretary at
street, Room 8, San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Fourteenth day Of
December. 1874, will be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction. and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on
Monday, the l1th day of January, 1875,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
GEO. X, SPINNEY, Secretary.
Once No. 800 California street, Room No. 8,
San Francisco, California nol7.td
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Raymond and Ely Mining Com.
nany-L location of works Ely Mining DiRtrict.

Raymond and Ely Mining Com.
pany-Locstion of works Ely Mining District.
Lincoln county, Nevada. Principal place of
business San Francisco, Cslifornia-Notice is
hereby given that ut = meeting of the Board
Of Trustees, OF this company, held on the
third l3d) day of November, 1874, an assess
ment mo. ~ of Three Dollars 1887 per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said cor
poration, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary Of the company, at
rooms over the office Of the Union Insurance
Company, No. AIS California street, San Fran
cisco California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Tenth doth day Of
December, 1874, will be delinquent, and I'd
vertised for sale ut public auction, and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on the
seventh day of January. 1915, topsy the delin-
quent assessment, together with costs of adver-
tising and expenses OF sale.
T.W. COLBURN, Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms over the office Of the Union In
sursnce Company, No. AIS California street, San
Francisco, Cal. nl0-td
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CAUTION.

vJ,HE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED CERT1FI-
L Gates Of the Capital Stock Of the RAYMOND b
ELY MINING COMPANY were sold October 16.
1874, for Delinquent Assessment Number One,
and are therefore without value. New certif.
Gates will be delivered for the shares unsold, as
specified below, upon surrender of the originals
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M1soELLAHEous.,
TO MILLMEN and MINERS
Aslgasss' ssls ID ssal7uy!,, |


,or,,, -
oitCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE 4
unuersienea' under and by virtue Of the |
poxel anu sutnonty vested in them, and by |
Irn;.a, 81. oruer VI the Distriet court OF the
aae uni,eo states ior the District Of California,
saTi aau en.ered On the l6th day o. september.
YER MiNIWG ~ sne cnMpsNY ser or tne MENDhA siL,
.,Nu mINlNu CoMpANf, bankrupt, will sell
puS,,c SUCTION, In the city and county Of San
M;dS.a,o,. +. e .ne snenon ssiesroom OF John
'''N'' e''n 'on' NO. 'io montgomery street,
ON ~1r-
The 23d day of October, A. D. 1874, at 12
O'Clock m, all that certain mining and mill
property and premises situate in Highland Min.
ing District, near Phoebe, Nevada, described as
follows; to wit;
gether with the appurtenaDces belonging TO the
same and necessary fos the proper working
thereof' -
Also the mill site and spring known as the
Mendha Spring and tract OF land surrounding
the same to the extent Of twenty (2Ol acres; A
WITH SAID mill 49, IS. tIeI-
Also, the buildings. office, stable, boarding
house. etc.. upon said land and adjacent to said
mill;
Also, the " "stetefeldt" furnace in said mill;
Also, the following named mines, to wit:
Mendha Mine; l-If.l = r III.
Mendha West Extension Mine.
Regent Mine; ff a1arrri II
arizona No. Mine;
| Chief Mine:
| Sadowa Nine and
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MISCELLANEOUS.
D A N CT NJ G


ACADEMY. lsA
PROFESSOR BACH INFORMS THE LADIES
and gentlemen Of Phoebe that he will open
hs classes for the season on MONDAY, October
Il! at Browns Hall. All the modern ballroom
Dances correctly taught in accordance with the
new and most successful system of tuition. The
list will include the German, Boston Dip Waltz,
Royal Horse Guards, Lancers, Waltz, Polka,
schottische and Mazourba; Quadrilles. the
Scotch, and Virginia Rustic Reels; Tempest,
Money Musk, Portland Fancy, Sicilian Circle,
Schottische: Polka, Mazourka. Varsouvienne'
Waltz ana all other fashionable Dances.
Instruction Will also be given in Calisthenics'
which tend SO greatly to promote graceful de-
pertinent.
Glasses for Gentlemen will meet on Mondays
and Thursdays. from to 8 p. D.; also from
to 10 p. m. aE
Glasses for Ladies' will meet on Mondays and
Thursdays from to p.
Children's Classes on Saturday from TO 3.
With regular attendance rapid progress IL
guaranteed.
Private Lessons given either at the hall or
Tho n,,nils' residences oc7-tf
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
~ partnership heretofore eyisting under the
firm name Of Clancey 4 Mahoney, 10 this osy
dissolved by mutual consent, James Clancey
paying all indebtedness of the arm, and all &C.
counts due to than, ere to be paid to and col
lected by James Ciancey.
Phoebe, Dec, 6. 1874.
d0-SOd s4h WIN. MAHONEY.
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OFFICE OF THE EMPEROR MINING OoArPANY,l s
PIocHE, August Is. 1874.
To william Donnelly, b. J. Tibbitts,
James Murphy and Mrs. II. ID.
Bonners
You are hereby notified that the above men
toned mining company have laid out, expended
and assumed debts and liabilities In the prose-
cution of work on said mine; that your proper
tion Of said Indebtedness. apportioned to each
of you, is as follows:
William Donnelly. Observation-Disclosures. $40 95
B. ]. Tibbitts Il %
James Murphy. Observation-Disclosures. GIT
1lIb. H. -. DcuueT. 10 ~
And you are further notified that unless each
of you pay the aforesaid amounts on or before
November IL, 1874, suit will be instituted
against each Of you to recover the amount due
from each Of you, as provided by law.
agt U. O. MCDONALD, Secretary
0fice--Lacour street, Pioche aul4-90d
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oDoRLEss We. DOOR.
l. o. o. f.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The different lodges and encsnpmeu,s, I. o. o.
F., Of this city, have elected the following ofcers
for the ensuing year:
Columbian Eneampment, No. 17Jas, Hughes,
y. 2. Carter, J. w.; WIN. r. Mclean, s.; J. h.
Msgenenu, No. A-John p. o'Neil. O. p; II.
w.. WV W.. ?. Aim, s; J. Z. H.irsil, 7.
Ridgsiy. Nc. John Carroll, 9. F.; 4. H.
S S:i.s Z kidS.s. s; s.srs. Rhine:
No Hes.s. Neee, Nss2Roeeit 9; s!nesss, g. 2,
5Sess 7. W.; Thomas ". Fowler, s.; J. T.
Cs.trsi, No. 1-R. W. Tucker, N. g.; John @.
3 EEL Lord, J., h. s.: W. q. Phiiiips' I.
n x s'sa ssS g.; John II Hsrssy B.; Il:
Essssrn, No: EJsnss LarkiS, y. e.; v. n.
K 3; fScais y g. Densid. en' T. r's'
gsss IL; g; 4; HisEs, +. S. wh. P. Allan,
! Gseiiii.i,4 No. 6sJohn.r; 3; oar.aa, II; e.;
JamSs ". Haghss, v. CT. g: Gimen4s, T. b;
= T 5Sss T ns 3 81 y ssss IT, H.
s s4isn Z e. E + E S.ssss 81 J. Martin Nc
N g.; j. 8. Stating. V. a.; A. d. Smith, +. s.;
Beacon, No. iS-B. May, n. g.; E. L McGraw,
y e.; H =; Garter, T. s.; L B. Allyn 4. s.; A.
Hstropclis, No. ls-yohn s. Friel, N. g.; }. E.
1lment, v. O.; h A. Bales, F. s.; Edward Baw-
81, r. g.; d. Moore, T.
ExcsiSior, No. .i7-Martin Arens, N. g.; O. r.
Bo;sls,, y; CIV Dsvail F. s.; F. q. Daks'
Mcchanics, No. Is, (osorgetowneR. H. Green,
n. G.; James w: Hatry, v. g.; W. Burdett, Z.
Oriental, No. l9-Chas. Schneider, NO; Peter
ViRbashen,Iv. g.; Simon Care, F. B.; John
Wshl, r. s.; John L. VoRt, T.
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LIfERARY ENTERTAINMENT.
MR.. Observation-Disclosures

For number df years past the Saturday even
ing receptions or literary reunions Of Hon. Horatio
King have formed n most attractive feature OF the
social life Of DE capital. The series for tho pres
ent season was brilliantly opened on Saturday
evening" the lnrlors being thfonsed with tho ellie
of the city. After . Few words 0c gree ting from
Mr.. King, which he said might y summed up In
Foote, of mississippi, Mas intro,aucsd and dellv-
cred an address on sSStategmanship," which was
thoughtful in character, elevated In tone and elo
guept 10 expression. Hon: r. D. fvnch fellowed
SHh,a y aRd iRsedss: q. M H.
occasion by Mrs. Mary i. Naaly, which was In
every way worthy OF The reputation Of this giIted
authoress. The remainder Of the evening was de-
vetsa to pleasant socisl. ;in.:IeerssSJ Suliyened
with voca: and instrumental music by Professor
Florence Sehiieeker. Mrs. Hamilton Smith and
others. Miss Schffcckergav some admirable Sc
lections from Chopin's plano-forte music with
(may we say?) mastery execution, interpreting
to he attained By the to arlisf, aud RIra bspieia
and Mrs. Smith delighted the company with their
excellent vocal execution.
Among the di.tinga!shsd company present were:
Colonel Casey, Of Nsr Orleans; Ssnsior and
Mrs. Stewart and ds1ehters, Senator SnA AVe
Upton, Dr. and POLC Sickeying, Gen. Iei 1{bh,
Hon. W. p. Frye and Lady, Gen. and Mrs. W. y.
Campbell and lady, Hoo. horace Maynsra, Hen.
J. NJ; Bright and daughter, ex- Seualer Fowler,
Hon: W. &. Niblack and lady, Asmiltoa snlth,
esq. and lady, Dr. TMauy and isdieS 10. NJ
6; . Mil.Sn, Judge Ba,tlsE,s g9sys Sx,iE 45s-
Iau. Judge Z. b WsrieSs II. and Ms. xcsiy,
Dr, Q. G. Coz, ex-MsyorS bWcn and Emery end
ladies; Hon. J; .. BnrSw4s.d lady, Judge end
Dr. M asE' aG1 1.ds. h1s sds
t'nl and Mrs. naniels, Sfz4tGun1ku.
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ABOUT AN LyST1TU7E on, Ec0s0AEs,
SCIENCE. 49, 49, - -

To the Editor Of thu National Repu5lisnn:
SIR: Tomorrow your columns will begin to feel
the increased pressure caused by tho resumed
session Of Congress. May ask you for . little
space before that added pressure shall begin to
make itself felt, and may once moro, through
your columns, ask attention to tho project Of an
academy or institute Of economic science ut the
scat Of Government? Il
The project, repeat, is far from visionary But
It may be thought that in order to commend itself
to the attention of the practical portion Of the
.'pensive public" 1t should ask for m endowment
drawn from the public money chest. do not
think 90. Yet know not why an institute Of
economic science ought not be given BY Congress
to the District Of Columbian trust for the Whole
81 %sn found
Writing to Mr. Southland, il ~ memory is not
at fault That great construer of the Constitution
he had helped to frame, he quite clearly inti-
mated o deliberate, weIl-studied opinion on the
subject OF the constitutionslity Of such nnivcr-
,ty he was tight n ne conclusion here a.
science to be founded here within the District Of
Columbia might we'll address itself directly to
q IT:
jected institute. 1t seems to me, however, that
endowment furnished by the liberality of private
be brought to take the proper interest in the pro-
What Is neeessarf, then, to interest the public
properly IN this matterf One thing necessary 70
tute Of Economic Science might largely contri-
butte to the bettsrment Of that important part Of
learning, end, above oil, TO its pTacttcnlness.
why not: The Senatorial. debates which took
plaza Just before the adjournment for the hol-
days could not have taken place had the school
Of economic science, opened by the Arst Secretary
Of the Treasury, been carried oa-f may 20
express myselEby we'll ngslated institute Of
economic science, down 70 this day.
familiarity with the less stallow paris Of econ
oS1ie lsaraing' Most respectfully Do prosSund
that listening attentively t. what was uttered
during those debates, felt that few Of our publie
men have given direct attention to biography and
history As sources o. rSiiti :. ~ EsonSy;
timations read good biography Of Sully. Let him
Then let him explore the life Of Alexander Ham
HSe.. aaiss s:rr and
aeter By that time there viii BE- 10 question
that the geographic method q puIsaing economic
studio: :: s"onE q: sery Ssss :, ass The ityss
IL esrsef and character 81 secfesSry Cs.ss nay
Be considered most inviting to the student Of
WSoeysr has Ssds ssudies Of the kind ,uss in,
dicated has discovered clks ths most unsatisfae-
tory condition OF political economy aad the clear
possibility Of making It more servioeabls 70 man
trust the subject is not deemed Of merely fAn-
ciful or vislonafy interest. my great regret 70
that It has not been presented the public at this
crisis by % brighter and more Winning pen than
hope that It will soon receive attention where st
tention can accomplish what no force at my CON-
mand can even hope to set in motloa.
u.su,vnro, J.un.rv A ts,s =.
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xN1eHrs 7,oFPYrH11.MlI1I. Z

OFFICERS ELECTED. .s5fr =
eyracarian Lodge. No. 10, Z. Of p, - slsetsd
- instsllsd the following sAssrs: T. u Ts5lsr,
C: G.; a. D. Mackenzie. v. Lie. =. Dss6, y.
q = and s.; W. n. Ainss. u. q r; "A. Usnp
~ ~. OF =; D. .gatlss. Prsloka; II. Mnlkle,
e 4; $. Hanssrgsf, L g.; Kiseasd 5Sass.
NJ {.ss Vim ....ssssss EFT. q sssssa.s-
m1A lectup bys0a8. J. ~. 1dlhy I'D,
E. ntral (Pn.l Conference e Ne 0s<SoI
y. ehnrea - Thursday oveo1ng efthiD
su6jeet be1n9 the AihQi4aa OeptOp
n }seture wllt E followed 81 roadn
- eyocaflonist, James = 0pr6ocE
~ - they Will clos their esxho 6$Eiv,
r. G2ky Of "DAmon and pythfnSF' g MI.
- early pant u March D4xk Thb
lfe1 high staading In tha ORds9 q
-, and the entertainments prolceed
1es9y-be eneednsed By thSdr fistsrs
01g Of LibRty Lolgs, Ne. ., 4. Of
= nedey night, the following omcess
Xegekd for the ensufng term, viz John n
4A =. G.; Charles E Miller, O. O..
49, v. O.; John r. Zimmermam. P,:
Y. TX SSoeeon, 3. o. r. end g.; Colonel
H. r. =. 8 =; 0scrss Fssiisn. Il. Of
keff ngltes 70 0Sand Lodge: Past Chaneei.
ies. 4a1sews, George fordham, Thomas
.. 1Dl, James A. Tait, and A. E. Johnson.
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blessed mother. Fall down and adore him, - did
the Wise Men Of the East, and remember that If
you adore him by the light eg faith, you will one
day see him In all his glory md magnifcence and
De forever happy with him. blessing which
rather Mcguire earnestly invoked in behalf OF
the congregation of St Aloysius. ~
THE PROCESSION AND EXPOSITION. Z
Atth close of the Mass procession was Termed,
consisting OF the officiating clergyman, who bore
the blessed Sacrament under Beautiful canopy,
supported by four prominent members Of the con-
gregation, preceded by the eross-bearer, dozen
acelytes, rebed in purple cassocks and white sur
plces forty little girls dressed In white with red
ecarfs each wearing o wreath of white flowers,
and oil bearing bouquets or baskets Of flowers,
from the latter of which the smaller children,
representing angels, scattered rosebus and leaves
IN the path Of the procession, while Immediately
In front of the canopy acolytes were swinging
bright censors laden with the richest perfume.
while the beautiful pageant was moving
through the aisles Of the church, the choir sang
the exquisite hymn 20 Salutaris," and other
appropriate selections. When the procession
reached the altar-railing the Sacred Host was
placed by Father Mcguire in an elevated posi-
ton fronting and directly in the centre Of the
miniature sun, where 1t will remain during the
Forty Hours devotion, at the close of which it
VIII De returned, with similar impressive cere-
monies, to the handsome marble tabernacle.
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L0CaE MISCELLANY

Mr., John FaI,sh v,ssNla hees srrouslv nj -
svs4c tir,c M I'd II rrnf,ffY Yr.uy .riuw
f.t..an III, ~S<s.-. = $500 - c>ss-xA
- re.s h.sxacssT@ y . - -
:, ' 49, a ssn"aty
Ken sss,i.i.yIv n ~ ~ ~. sor - ~ sa.s3
IA mornins- ma r,,Horr;l ~ ~ 49,
re- -s.-s 49, - 49, - -
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v "rSA .s sssunn sts~ssa ~ - ~
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49, 80 ~ -
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III ~. - a1tny ~ kfsssSt 49,,
v ~ =. s.t.sln.1ens here ~
A ~ ~ =. !. ~ go
.Ane 4slS<kR.A 49, hae o3ecte4 the FOL
8 ~ ~ sss s1Seuin4 Ieaoeat,
rcisrv II ~ M $500. ~, -. y - -.
eS1r!s Il :, vS5sS,xr q y Anosie /;
- =.
1SSnsys tne SmerE9efofth TIE
~ oeoExyt9wn $ai.e1o3tporany,
sE3X3E ~ seventh street - I'D
49, os' ~. 49, - neea VA nrY VNaw. Ne
f~e. osneve 10 rOtesiea IN eoae
Tie recsgeis.s So1a1estee .spFoenta1 ~ the
$780, StMsee1 y rentfe - deisg.)es 70 the
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tio.. Ths new a.a eSens isgesy.eoy
today is: Does God a1eli in iti - - d
Sssssd a. and S.s saved ~ In n,, =
fence and come together in cguAd -
~ ~oas sad n .en sh sse asss sss
TSis Is ths motive, and - tie NJ o. Csn;
tan unio.;; And BY anal sssrs ~ hsye
been put up over the whe3e domeln q en1Hm-
dom will look 80 little, 50 ut, 80 111 thee ~
great grounS.swsH Of - 1ovS g 60 s vi.
pie together as by ono dfyia4 ana - l..
pulse! All, but You say 49, a6oA4 Onissr
st sss n sss nj. tss -:
this: they have the train q Cnf1st -,
love OF Christ in them, they wiu i've VI ~!
Bee Be TsGS SsI Sss they nav VIM MI
stubbornness be convinced t1at THY e1 q
members Of the one body. an4 70 We naR
and the ages endure, all that hSys 9: sp,Se
truth OF Christ will come tostthee y t.
no matter what the sect or neTss - e.
away, will gravitate not toward, bat Itv1 g1po
head and the one body. And Thru uhakC14le n
praying for an. and .sa. the true sc.s
fully como. Az eztfs
THE BLESSINGS OF UNITED 1AAxR.
And thus We come to rejoice IN ~ eU eyes
see and our ears hear this day-thS 11eoDC hrte
tian world bowed together In suppie4sn Ut IT,
moro perfect unificaff0n of all believef4 And ~
the fall coming Of the kingdom Of 81 teDeag
men. The blessings We thus hope M 4A1cAgh
PRAYER arc not the obliteraton Of dcno0yndonal
preferences, the abolition Of church togxllA IT,
sweeping away OF sacred attachments s0uUeooo16
and profitable forms Of doctrine Or - -
ship, but the realization Of larger -
i.y, o moro heartfelt goodwill, . Snleg
earnest and cordial recognition, SO thae -
shall not say to the foot, i have no need Of ASn
but the whole spiritual force Of the one body -
be gathered up and hurled in one mighty yef.
whelmng mass upon tho infdelity, the frlveI1v,
the pucriiity. the worldlness Of tho world, - ~
faith may come, and hope and peace and ~
and the whole world be filled with tho New Jf|l
salem let down TO earth from God onto heatOA
rheseare the blessings that will fow from prsysA
CONCLUSION.
May God, the Lord Almighty and All Mcrciful
make this year o tine Of the power of his tight
,and among mcn-whst are earthly thrones and
liRgaoms what is wealth and rank and human
.fciernient and exaltation in the comparison?
Nothing! 80
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YOUNG TEMpLARs REoReAN1zED.

A meeting was held at Templar's Hall on Satur-
day evening, for the purpose of recognizing the
Young Tcmplars. D. p. Holloway presided. A
committee was appointed to draft Q new constitu-
ton and code oil by Laws, and revise the ritual.
The following officers were elected and Installed
for the ensuing term: w. q, T. w. Fague, w. A.
w. A. e., f. H. Pearson; w. r., Albert Oowie;
w. A. r., Charles .. Randall; w. F. r.. B. Bax-
ter; W. s., NJ: Gettingcr: w. A., John F: Chan
liam Murray; W. s., A. Murray, p. W. O., Sid
nav Smith: p. w. A. o.. L. b. Dickinson,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
VIEW FAIR GROUNDS.

The board Of directors Of the Southern Mary
land and District Of Columbia Agricultural So
eIsty have Just purchased . beautiful site for .
Dir ersund. ltsuatains shout twQ hundred acrss,
and Is located on an emiuence known Is Mount
Ararat, from which the Capitol can easily be seem
u q nte mile5 from that building and only one
Ufl8 mn tn District sine. As an earnest that
ghs managers desire 70 accommodate the public
Il 20 eply necessary to bay that the grounds are
inmodIstsly On the line Of the Baltimore and Po-
49, failfoad, aR0 can be reached by two hne
e1rriags @yivso, - through Bladensbusg and
ehe cher ~ Woypf AnAoosua bridge. Tug en-
tGfpe1ss o dsSeftfhg Or and Vim certainly meet
With Suoe6sS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
AGRATIFYLNG RESPONSE.

Rev. DR.. Chester, pastor Of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian church, Capitol Hill. at the close Of
his sermon yesterday morning invoked the aid Of
the congregation In Immediately liquidating the
which the members responded by raising 1850,
which was 600 more than the sum required.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
HLBERNLAy NO, 1.

Tonight this time honored society will give its
SSH annual ball in Masonic temple. Efforts haye
been made to have this entertainment surpass
the city. Professor Schneider, the celebrated
musician and leader Of the Marine band, has
hall will be Beautifully decorated, and We advise
oil wishing q night Of real enjoyment to avail
themselves Of this occasion, for No arc assured