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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
LIMITED STATES MA4.
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= - MA&YLAND. 10y
F - Posr o1r1cx Dxr1S4xrxr,
feposls v1n ee rss.is.f.s nc Goairasi 9sise
H.. IS &c 81 e ~ me
., 1se on the !slowins ssesss IN the State q Ma
Sel sns issis y 'Aa ~
mi From sykesyine, ~ Freedom. Porters and VIM
. field, 10 Franklinyille. Is miles and oack, SIX
times week to FresdOm and three times =
Leave syiesviiie daily, except sunday, at >
Leave freedom ss 4 except Sunday. at
s:sss a.s.,,p 4sa..s., and s..u.-
As1.s f!sS.,,nS.l! Ty. fsu,,s,, and
Asliys q Ar r M byspm.
sape From Burtonsvillc, by White Oak IN, o., am!
Four Corners, o.. OIL to Sligo, miles and
Le ave- b SMfe Wednesday at ism;
Arrive If s,l sssS ~ a,rsm;
| Lrriye ai Sartonsvills byIp
.ma From Warren to Sweet AIR, miles and back,
| I.e en Warren Wednesday at 10 am;
| fcaye sweet Air Saturday al 10 am;
Arrive at Warren by I'm.
ssl From Towsontown to Mount Pleasant, tn.o,>
| Bidders will state distance and propose
schedule.
aepS From Adamstown, by Greenncid Nllis, 10 Park
Mills, mies and back. SIX times week to
Greenhcld Mills, and twice week the resi-
due. by schedule OF departures and ar
rivals satisfactory to the postmaster 81 Adams,
| town. and in close connection with railroad
mall trains.
The Contracts to be erecmfed and rtnrnsd 10 ne
Dspart1snt on or Asfore the LIST day ~ JMns, 1874,
0k<rUtss tie 0ccspted bidder ritI Be considered a.
kavia1 (diled and Tia Posssasfer Geeyat may pro-
eeed e eoatrad for ~ ssies 9th otsr pdf1s oe-
Tor Srms Of proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and for instrpetions as to the eoGttons % oe
embraced In the c0ntraee, Re-, see OK
Deerm6sv T. ig7l fnyitinR proposals for mail ser
vice IN Maryland TO b. found a. the principal post
4 Ma shoald hs cent I'm sealed envelopes super.
I seribcd s.lIail Proposals, STATE O hArylAnd and
. erai. - JOHN A. J. CRESWEL
deai-W6w Postmaster General.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
STATES MAIL.

Il
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
wAsHINGroN, December 1, 1873.
Proposals will BE- rsssiye, At The Contrnst 0mse
IS M e. asesa ihs S r
malls Of the United States from LIST July, 1874. to
@ as q e
rivals herein specified, viz:
Ho From Winchester to Cspon Springs CIV. ya..l
Tss and hack :, ,s time: . Tseh ssS
Lave winchester daily EXCEPT Sunday. .ta:aa
Can: e:s s.sss ;'s s:s! Sunday, IS
Arrive at wInosseer bySan.
su nor Aide, By ssdlsy springs, to Manassas, %
W. h nnS n TGe::dsv md Teidsv a, s:o.m.
f.: 4 a.n:...s w:dsiesaay and Saturday 3.
4 A!s.s sss!n a. sudlsy Springs.
ps1uelng distance II miles.
~ 5roa Hampstead to Fair Haven, 10 miles and
Leave hampste.d Wednesday sam;
L.. si,i i & f Haven asIse
| Arrive 1t Hampstead by 4pm.
1u From West Point, BY sh.ckleferd's, Drivers
| Shop, Glenn's and Saluda, 70 Urbana, % miles
We Ne. n Fea. Soniss, "wednesday and
friday, MSa; m;
1--we ufSsns Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Assisss 3; a. " IVES. po,n. sy7p.n.
I,sn oy ne. as, store to Ne"
/ Leave 81 venvilIe wednesday and Saturday at
| . n% 2. I. Fl; i.v p,o.n.et pv s.op.m.;
fs.!s lsv fTo.pssa wednesday and Saturday
AariTe & 81 sis;v.nvrns by ap. m.
1@ From Burial Resre.. to clem's Branch, 8 miles
Leave Rural Retrest Saturday at .. M;
Ess1e c 4 S,sa s..Ses T1dsy
Arrive At Rural Retreat by Z p: m.
Hos From St; Tamnany's, By shaw's store,tn. o.,l
g. i %i s. asa Sses a. once 10
Leave St. T.gmanz'. Saturday ats an;
ts:;: !: ]; !; s:s;:
1::.: f.sss Ssss S Ss.s: " w.sns.s.,
f: e s.s:: ssz.s!s; nx.......,
A sas s: 4 FsaaD 4 + 3; :po. syapm.
ss From Salt csst y PsaIs.,s NIL z .nS scI.;
Ls:ss s 81 s.e cs 81 4...s.y and Saturday =.
;s! ss ss s;' 4....; :ss .s.s.,
An,1.e 4 BAN crssksyspn. -EseE- Z
4 !
t1p Prom c.rso.yins to Elk Greek. 10 miles and
Leave Gss:s.slis Tuesday. Ih.rsa.s aaA Sat-
81 Oh ss. IL: nj 4si....., nd satan.
sA ~ :: ~: lawn. sysp..
40 rrsn lsShrnsl By ss.sesssv.lle. to Ess,e.-
1sss:s W.: "a - 81 -; ;s:. - !:
NJ 80. Esd !. sp.,,C y Han:
+ sssissinss.. !. ~, !
'is. n a' am. ssf VI
T Leave cave aaasosv,ls Tuesday and Friday al
k ts: 4 sasasi;s, IT,; and rra..
| AR "; 1t Hansonvllie by7pn.
81 a:.S y :. Tss .s. q a. Brad
| seG.sndy. SnI!is $3.50: onss :~ssh, :
Law fsesys shSs xss,.s:SiSy y e nm;
f::S: s :; F:sy;; Tsii:S fEsls
From ssgss. S f;sr, g;,s. .S S.si
Le ence su msa; Springs Fsesday atsam;
k..v ys f :: r,:TIisiMs e Il
AIRY. + 49, y nj i. I'm;
| k kiSs f e rssa lily (. sim;
fropU s nvissd g eadsi fesrysTiile reducing
i distance q niles.
"a From Jeacrsonville n. o. to Peerysvnle (w.
BIDDER sv viii state distance and propose schedule
i ofdeparturss and arrivals
q. 2. > 10 aoolsby's IN. ~ and back, once !
Bidder; VIII state distance and propose schedule
i OF depaHtufe8 and ARRIVALS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA,
A. Regular R1tes 81 Ad,ntssipn.
NO INCREASE IN PRICES.
"AkNeE ATTRACTION.
NIG' 2Xas 40 ATEa

AnU neT ntWIy aug1nentd
COMIC OPERA COMPANY AND CHORUS,
The only complete Musical and Comedy 0rganilar
tiOn In America.
FIST time In this city OF Charles lie Cocq's Famous
Comic Opera. LA Vile do Mine AnG0.,'' now
all the rage in Europe, translated and adapted ex.
pressly for Mrs. Oates, by II. >. byron. OF Lon
don ana entitled. Nine Angot's Child Clairette
AnRot. tse child ofthe market, Mrs. JAS A. Oates.
Act. ]: Market Place At B<llvile. Act. IL. Apart
ments OF lie fange. the female freud Of the Dr.
rectory. Act. III. Garden at Belly ile-Madame An
yot,s Child. In active Observation-Disclosures
Girl and ''Chlld Of the Regiment."
Mfme AnRot MAiinee SATURDAY. fe1a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16

TAKE CARE OF your VALUABLES
Call and examine the IRE and burglar-proot
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York svenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping OF sscsritisa jsvelA. Llver-vsTa or othey
annum, according 10 siss. No btSuisss nan can
afford to do WitAoat them.
Taks Daynisg from tie Chicago sd 1ssess (sss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
A TENYEAR-OLDPUPN,
The composition Of . little school girl Of Ten
yosrs on oRRs, reads - follows:

years, on egg, reads q follows
Eggs are shaped Into Wind o. rpundish thing.
There are different kinds otegos, e VIII men:
the duck egg, and the hens egy, the gooS0 egg,
and various other kinds Of tieU. There are egvs
Of different colors, slch as.blus, spcckled snd ":
rious other c0lors. Eggs pre very nice TO eat fud
they ere cooked various Ways, such ~ boiled hard
and son or fried and more ways 81 cooking thsm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
" CARRIAGES!!l
On hand very superior stock q Carriages suita-
lafest make and finish, and for sale - greatly
duced prizes. Also, one second-hand Landau, and
one Wood Bro. . Coupe. very cheap.
ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
-ss - New Repository and Factory,
.fehl3-A lloand IA EiGhth street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL VISITORS.

On Saturday morning last, under the manage
ment Of q committee Of arrangements composed
Of Messrs. George Drakely, George Hobb and
Philip Darby, party numbering between eighty
and hundred, teachers and pupils Of tho Fay
ette-street NJ. E. church, Of Baltimore, Of which
Rev. d. A. E. Gibson, formerly Of Foundry
city for the purpose Of seeing the sights at the
National Capital. They len Baltimore in .
tendents Richard Cornelius and VIM. J. TIlgh-
man, and on their arrival here proceeded first to
the Smithsonian Institution, thence to the Treas
ran Art Gallery, and Patent Once. and from
thence to ''Harvey's" for dinner. After which the
company took cars to the Capitol, where some
objects Of interest INCLUDING the hapdlpl y mem
hars Of the E!eeusA ianilH To empty galIefies
and vacant cheira for cheap transportation and
financial relief From thence they won't 70 the
Botanical Garden, and lett for homo ct e:2s, all
expressing themselves delighted with their visit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
DENTISTS.

nENTlSTRY.-C. B. FOSTER, NJ. D., FOR
u thirty years Dental Practitioner In PhiIadel-
phai and New York, attends to all branches Of his
profession at No. li0S New York avenue.
Beautiful sets Of teeth plattnx, gold and other
materials on the most reasonable terms. no6-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
CABINET MAKERS.

II CABIN net MAKER,
40 N street, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
Hard Wood and fencerrd doors = specially.
work promptly executed, and Satisfaction guar
Snteed, jal5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
Rev. w. II. Milburn
THE BLIND MAN:ELOQUENT.
will deliver his great
IEfyTrIRE

THE BLIND MAN:ELOoUENT.
Will L deticsF 5f EE''.'
on the Life AMI Character Of
,..-.- AARON BGRR,
at N + F..r sayre B. M
r kfI' 10 50 ssnts ses.,e seas . ssns extra
Bookstores. The principal hotels and at the door.
Mon
fei4-St -
NATIONAL THEATRE-UNDINE
Messrs. JARRETT. PALMER have the honor
% sa e..
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 49,
The Superb Fairy Spectacle,
UNDINE; Or, The Spirit Of the Waters!
In which they VIM introduce for the first time in,
THE GREAT * tx %isjT5;f'
AND 's s5isE Tsp fAMhss h EHhhISs WEN
rnrxrras, SSSRk,Slsir; fssoHrrHErs, and
MILES x h1HlSfM 5Nsi linz hSp SArfhi
Mile ADELE sSsf h M.lis kaiLIE cloAssr.
Tho rM R ssTEh sreT %iSSs ss
created the T G!%f:' f GS sssR 2 Efs;s'.a
1h ME EsJifj KxR Xof LIVE f6,o,
OF other ATTRACTIONS.
sxaS N Rsss IN Ga
BY BATTALION OF SIXTY YOUNG LADIES,
GORGEOUS waS Ti' ssRgeAfi Z BE DAZZLING
ARMOURS
Imported from Paris for the recent very successful
xIBES sSe G%R q rs si new WY YORK.
And the Finale of the fiecr will pres nj
MR.. MATT MORGAN'S THRILLING FAN
DRAMA,
PAR1s1s THE DAYS bl,ssss 81 FFttE coxMUxEr
1exNinzttnG stsh the 0fand and StrikfAe-a5leasss
THE ATTACK On AND BURNING VI THE
HOTEL DE WILLIE. 20 - d.
The whole Production far sIe.llins In perfection
0 drtaifss eptendor OF appointments SI1d magnih-
csnce OF mise any represe ntafiSn OF similar
character ever given In this city.
In sequence OF the enormous expcuye aftentt-
be as follows: rsta
ceutS
vS,rsHA stAs.
Dress circle, reserved..........~ -..--.....-.Sl
o1Iicry .......-.. - cents
- Box-sheet for sale OF seats will opt n
WEDNESDAY, February II. ell-tf
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TAI BILLS

for special improvements and for sswerago ~
tied 1T disco1t OF twenty -tve 10 THIRTY per
cent. BY the 1sgsrs Baking Company, SIS ssv-
enth street. .-.. ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16

~ W. SCOTT, DENTIST,
We No. as Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
aud Tenth streets, (ofer Teels.) Nitrous oxide gas
especially. Terms moderate. oc0-iy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16

THE SECOND ANNUAL BAIL or THE
AWEST ENDCATHOLICH IBEHSIAN BENE.
flCIAL SOCIETY," will be given on ~
EASTER MONDAY EVENING, APIILA
At Mzrini's Hall, street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. We advise all DESTROYS Of spending
pleasant evening TO be present. is the deter
mination Of the efficient cammiftee Of arrange
ments 10 make this the ball OF the season. feI2ts
FRANKLIN LODGE X. OF p
Tenth annual social entertainment Of franklin
Lodge. No. Il. of p. will take.place at Odd Fel-
lows hall, tNavy Yard.) TUESDAY EVENING,
fenruary y lsl4 commencing at so'eluck. Previous
70 9 tns dsneng knight q. A. SSrshurst, VINO has
aner which knights Stuart and Miller will sing a.
vortte comic ballad. will leave the hall to
convey parties to the city ut the close the enter
tainmenl. Tickets, 81 cents, admitting gentleman
ana lAdieS. felI-.t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
EOR MOUNT VERNON.

TOE MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hollings-
head, having been rebuilt and entirely rented by
her present 0wners, will leave her wharf,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY Sundays exccpted) AT 10 O'CLOCK FOR
MOUNT VERNON,
1.-THE Tomb OF Wxshington,) and intermetiiate Land
ings. JAMES SYKES,
feb19 Gen. Sup't Steamer Arrow.
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- 100000. 1I, 5.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY;

3. ~. s:.asse..
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
6osooO Nu11nbeHD.
GLASS d, TO BE DRAWN FEBRUARv -, ial.
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OLDNol ON EXHIBITION {NxwNo.
$50 and Sale $50
7rH ST. At 5rHS ST.

No. 90 Seventh St., between ID and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice OIL Paintings, Engravings, Chromoe, &c.
Also, largest stock Of Paperhangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Kings, Nails, &C., In the District.
KrTERAS CASH.
Pfease remember Name and Number. te2S-lys
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
rBoAnp On PUBLIC WORKS,

In one place We see 3 mansion high and dry In
air, with the street ten feet below. Yet We don't
call the owner poor devil, but wonder how much
and we also wonder how he viii have his next re.
ceptiop. Then NO look At the cabin or the poor
man. There stands tho poo. follow with his hands
in hts brceches pocket, and nothing inthen: with
IN improvement bill In his breast pocket scratch
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16

This little lady has become quite o favorite
Iince her first appearance here at the opening OF
b su asgu mSdr Ps fshd
me Mss ne MayRew
Iense Of the ridiculous. and in characters where
.hIs element is allowed Iu.I play, she Invariably
yss ., act %akSs meh
ns habit d Sss srteisff r. n ssas' ior *
laken reason that 1t beauties the complexion, is
public to express Indignant remopstrance against
he absurd practice. Miss Msyhew's complexion
q naturally clear. Her cheeks are rosy, her eyes
fright and expressive, and her features always
near pleasant SMILE She is witty and mischiev-
aus but always lady-like, and never passes the
bounds Of pTopissy in giving rein to her love Of
S Sn which mar. rs naturally mS.esi tyhes
,ut aside from this objection her style is not open
o criticism. She has petite but well-moulded
figure, and dresses, either on or Oh the stage, In
Exquisite taste.
MES. FRANK MURDOCH,
~idow Of the late Frank Murdoch, ~ell-known
iramatc author and e1cslshf Seto n0 vSa
las become an immepse favorte in Washington.
Mrs. Murcock Is .thl quite young, not over twenty
probably, a.d although she has had but little ex-
Seriencs upon the boards, her natural aptitude
or the stage has developed q talent that time,
experience and study promise to render Of first
md possesses modesty and ma ipete that always
vim FOR her the admiration of her audiences Her
ytyle is quiet, but her musical voice. her ladylike
,earing, her beauty and her exquisite taste in
lressing, always give her q prominent position
ipon the stage, even though she be surrounded by
hose of more prominence and Of greater reputa-
iop Mrs. Murdoch dresses in mourning on the
rage, IL very retiring in manner and although
ne possesses mirthful nature, in the society
n strangers she is very reserved. She has the
espect and esteem OF a large circle Of friends in
,rivatc, as well rs the regard Of the public in
general.
OTHER MEMBERS.
Mrs. Jones is one Of the beet old ladies upor
he stage and Justly ranks among the first in heI
arofcssion. She never overdoes her part, but hel
aaeysonatiops arc invariably life-like and con
sistent. MI. Sheridan, too, has become prim'
saxorite IN Washington: and justly 90, for more
~ortily actor never trod the boards Of q theatre
IN his particular line Of business he has few
A. for he is careful, natural, and possesse
the happy faculty Of satng ss Wi, 10 ~
,sian I'm which he is placed. II fault were q
.. Ind with M. sheridan II WSuid oouptiess o'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
CITY ITEMS.

THs, VAT ssto minister TO mind diseasedr y
the profostde Of iron, which gives strength and
vigor to the whole system, restoees the digestive
organs to perfect health, thereby restoring the
mind to Its natural vigor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-16
THE PHASES OF POVERTY.
GODS 1iooR, rHEDET1L,S Po0R, AXn
TIE POOR DEVILS. ss - =

DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS OF
THE THREE CLAssEs-eTATE SYSTEMS
FOR THE CURE OF POOR DEVILS A FAIL
URE-THE REMEDIES FOR ALL THESE
EVILS ARE s0BRIETY, EDUCATION AND
THRIFT.
Lincoln hall was we'll filled last night BY an in
telligent assemblage Of ladies and gsntlemsA 70
hear tho lecture Of Rev. J. J. Keane, assistant
pastor Of St. Patrick's church, On ths somewhat
novel and very interesting subject "Godt Poor,
the DEVILS Poor, and the Poor Devils" aiiJ 8.
The lecture was delivered for the benent Of 81.
AIMS infant asylum, corner Of Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Twsnty.th street. This Institution 10
one Of the most unselhsh and deserving chsri-
ties with which our city sbounds. 1t IL intended
exclusively for the care and protection Of little
vain Of humanity thSt are thrown upon tho cold
charities Of the world, whether by the poverty OF
death Of natural parsnts or the criminal abandon
ment neglect or Indifference Of those who have
snned against the command Of God and violated
the moral Law. The children IN the asylum, now
numbering upwards Of Afty, vary IN ages from one
month to 1vc years. ~! = is. = % .HS
At the latter ago the females are transferred to
st. vincent's and the males to st. Joeeph's asy.
lum, where they ere Instructed in all the precti-
cal branches Of IN English education, and subse-
Quently put to useful trades. Many little ones,
thus rescued by these excellent Institutions Ike
brands from the burning, have become ornaments
instead Of pests Of society. Hence the generous
classes Of the community, irrespective Of creed or
nationality -. - -. ...- ID. e..
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From waiel deduct probable
ananunt0f iaxea NJ 1873 eel
hiq M pa ent 1890 90
Also prohahe aaennt hack
tslxo o.iecls lea len per
cert commission 300 00
Also prabable amennt lieenses
l0e lSF eailte less ten
p erRt commits ioa 500 00
Also m0aHs 81 loffeiied saia
collected less commits aa sl 00
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jeetsit to letter postage
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United States.
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