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CITYLTBxa
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II, Iss Rrcaevsy SUI Has and othsr new and
poopy styles Tor t66fl6msd, -,
1984ysath street, b, tween sEd K.
6eyg Hats h great varsity r et

sa- 81 n %
VII YHAsr POWDERS SHOULD Be Used.
1eeause Il y much more convenient than brew
~ g ncP yeest, produces bstter and more nutrf
sious food, and never fails Of success This ID par
Ds.s, a eseh psekass not only contains afuil
weight - repfessntsd but the contents are pcr.
,set.y re- H ,s Any iajaIiou: srbstapess. Moth.
are hsalthy ard noarishinG, and the bread pre-.
pared With d = sueh g can 81 eaten Win imn,u
nity By the most sendtiys invslids. Fer sale By
TN VAT ITO minister 70 mind dieessedn Ia
P.s. sss: SS'.
vigof . the whole system, restores the digestive
esTass = perfect heslth, hereby restoring tis
THE .FAscrss OF ras srcK.-A diseased i'm
aginatiea q the usual eonitaat Of . torpid
! .. When .ss e sn nas
q different times suppose that he las or q about
70 have; The only way 70 diaabnss The sufferers
. % niuss iis and yisor into Bio ofsans
!. Ho:t.stsrs stcmseS Kiiiers: TSers mo Alec.
o disorder u sSe bo~els eonseSusns ~ upon Il.
dlgeston, Tor which &c u not an abeelute specific
During thstvsnty-nys years that II has been tbs
Of dyspsptiss have recovered their health and the
espaesy 70 enjoy NE BY the sole aid Of this whole
.0ns nnG osesen,sg vskesanis pfeparatios
ior iassitndc, debility, nerveusnefs and morbid
tancdee there has never been anything eompara-
pie 70 u m any aSs or country.
-. alNo19 sBwIN0 MAcHlNRS.
Out o. xeN sewing machines Distributed to sp.
pISeanu ~ the Chicago RELIEF COMMITTEE each
appiicant Designating the machine she wanted,
zx1 we're o. Tie Singer patent. These significant
tActl ehoW the high appreciation in which this
e1eeiIent machine u hsld.-Harpsrs WsekIy Nep
York.
WHrl, clean, sound teeth, all nav have bv
using daily THuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der: Price, q and 70 cents per bottle.
BfAuTIruL, soft, glossy hair, all desire Il, al
may have II BY constant use Of THoNPsON's Po-
made Optime. Price, Is and so cents per bottle.
Liolf-coLOABD Kid Gloves arc very stylish whom
Dot eoiisd. JoUv8N's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
VIII renovete them thoroughly. Price, 8 cents
per bottle. All sold BY druggists and fancy deal
: WELLS MAcu,xE-srR.Ap srnxserHru,xe
PLAerxRs, whenever plaster is needed are m
rivalled. Price, q, =. and % cents each.
TEE GREAT ENoLisH REMEDY for 0out and
Hheumatiem. All sufferers from tho above COM
plainta either Of resent or long standing arc ad-
vised ID uss Blair's Gout and Rheumatic PilIs
They can b relied upon e the most safe ami 81.
!eetusl remedy ever offered to the public, and
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
PRoUT HARsANr, 70 Strand, London, England,
and sold BY all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-19
WILLIE BRowx's ARREST.

The Deity Critic Of February 10 contained an
article upon the arrest BY Oficer McDermott, of
our police force, Of one Willie ~ Brown and COM
nenting rather severely upon the officer Tor his
arrest. Upon reading this article one would sup
pose that eaid Willie Brown was child, and was
playing six miles tout" Of the city with toy
pistol, and that tho oficer named had very much
overstepped his duty In arresting him. The truth
10, that Willie ~ Brown 10 young man about
seventeen years Of age, and nearly large as any
ordinary si.ed man, and that instead OF having q
.toy" pistol he had . hve-barreled revolver, and
instead Of being sig miles out Of the city, he was
firing the revolver near Glenwood cemetery on
Sunday afternoon, where nearly one hundred
people pass on the road every hour. He was very
properly arrested BY the officer under Instruction.
received and tho act Of the Legislature approved
August 10, 1871, which says, THAT II shall not be
lawful for any person or persons to carry or hare
concealed about their persons any deadly or dan
eerouc weapons, sueh a. dag gers air-guns pistols
bowie knives, dirk knives dirks, faxors. razor.
blades sword canes slung shots, or brass or other
metal knuckles within the District Of Columbia;
and any person or persons who shall be duly con-
ytctsd Of 90 carrying or having concealed about
their persons any such weapons shall forfeit and
pay, upon such conviction, not more than 80 nor
more thaa ESQ.,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-19
ALUMNI OF PRINCETON.
REUNION on sAruRpAY NIaHr.

REUNION ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
The annual meeting and social reunion Of the
Alumni Association Of the Graduates Of Princeton
College, numbering nfty.four msmbera will Be
held On next Saturday evening, ct the residences
Of br. Harvey tSdiSy. No: ~ Connecticut ave-
nne. A the present time there is . large repre-
.sntstion q S.eSY.ss. rsdsns saS
Cabinet By Secretary Belknap and Secretary
Robeson; in Congress BY Senators Stockton, Kelly
and Hager, and Representatives.. Archer, Pendle-
ton, EtrsWbridKe and Clymsr; Professor Joseph
Henry, Of the Smithsonian Institute, while medI.
cine and law, g we'll - the Sword snd gown
are administered and Worn BY Q goodly number Of
arc: President, W. ". Bsiknap; secretary, Chas
F. Stansbury; treasurer, H. b. Mum; executive
committee, Charles Albert, William L Dunlop, 8.
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FASCANDALs

The starry d told Of . woman who ffssly used
her tongue 70 the scandal Of others, and made .
eonisssion to the priest Of what she had done. He
gave hes ripe thiatls top, and told her to 20 out
b various dirsetious and scatter the sssds ene
ons. wendss1ng q the psnsnes, she ebsys1, 80
thsn rsturned and told her eonfsssss. To her
,i ssa ess esse ia
would b tmpossible, he replied that 8 would b
sfiu more el1en1t g gather up ard deeefoy 81
ethsfs Az Shosgktless, earelsss eklId ca s1at-
Ter handn1i q thistle seed before the Wind n ;
cement. tse the strongest and wisest man cannot
gather them again. 7efA
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EoW mrs. 6P1ASUxlEANA0ED HER
: S>ANSA 1 ~ c6AeHa4H

Ma spsasss u 60 Il ihswsass w ussss..
stands how 70 meet the yexsd questions Arising
IN heuseheld. and deal Win the "sxperieneed
ss1vsnt nsnd. Or tha esessisn Of ens u her r.
0ptfont lie fsnt word 70 hsf soaAhmsn tkas she
required his ssrvices IN the House. That gentle
man replied explicitly that he was goodman
By profsssion, and a such bad engaged his ser.
vicsS % Ma apragus, thereiors he could not a.
aist her In the house. "YsEy WELL" raid the lady
10 the ambassador Who had treated between the
two .powsrs, tell him to bring the carriage %
the door" This vas done, and the mighty nan
the box had the pisssure Of spending the entire
afternoon practicing his profeSsion IN the street
outside tbs Spragus residencs. = a 80 = -
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TRANSRERS oR REAL ESTaTE

Mary Bates ct al. to Prod Bates, lots 20, %, q,
o. O. e. and ., square Sls esoe; Fred. Bates and
wife 70 Ksts E Lauritsen, lots e. 81 S. g. q, o.
and o. square SIS o.: Moses Kelly ct ux. to Tuck
cr 4 Sherman, lots 81 and a. square se2, q, 500;
Charles Stott It M. 70 Peter Cooper, part lot Is
square IA, 0soo; Charles Stott ct Al to H. Bundy,
part i.s = 'qs.ss M eo0 George Earle e. TX
26o g: Thomas b. bryan and wife to C}eo. Earle
part lot Co. square 2l1, -; WIN. +. Herbert ct oil.
to Catherine Aerbsrt, part lot ~, square 63o Is,
love and affection.
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WASHINGTON IN VIRGINIA.


OF OUR IMPROVEMENTS.
The Loudoun -Eaterprtse, published ct Hamil-
ton, Va, INDUCES in the following sensible. re-
marks regarding the past and present Of this
capital: teE
awe, Of eourss, can only look ct Washington
city ~ outsiders. We only sec Il from distance.
there, save from the newspapers which are neoss-
sarily hostile to the party now in power, and Of
course their statements are to be taken with SOME
aLooiing q II .s outsiders, We can pl.inly sec
that the improvements which have been made in
that city during the last i've or SIX years are %.
gins to look now somewhat like It was intepded,
f9f the capital city OF great and powerful M.
ut was originally laid out BY it, founder, Gen.
more than half century, It presented the appear
ance Of collection Of struggling villages, loosely
streets run up and down hills, through boys and
and tho Capitol upon its hill seemed
as ifit was trying TO get away from the fragnen.
to lis skirts, not ~ nov the browning glory Of
Now 81: r.psdly anisg up the outlines Of the
park and square, begin to show their faces, and to
swcll out In bold rsiief upon its map. The Poto-
mac pours its waters through o thousand conduits
every house in tho city-supplying enough for ten
times the amount Of population which It now con-
tains. The boys and quaYmfres hafe been drained,
the streets have been levelcd. intrusive hills cut
away and ugly valleys filled up. The squares and
public reservations have been lnclosed and plant
cd with shade trees, soon all to be healthful and
pleasant retreats from summer hest and dust, FREQ
to the whole population. tt. Z.
"Whoever has done all this deserves the thanks
not only Of the people Of Washington, but Of the
whole country, who should desire nothing moro
earnestly than to have . capital worthy Of the
great American Republic. 20
" If It is to Alexander Z. Shepherd, the present
Governor Of the District to him let 1t be given
freely and ungrudgtngly, whatever may be his
party politics and whoever appointed him to his
position II It IL TO the Board Of Public Works g
! body, let Il Be- rendered 70 then:
ave do not like the spirit which makes Ms carp
1t everything done BY those who differ from us IN
politics or religion. We like to recognise merit
wherever We ind II.
No doubt these improvements have been very
,ostly, and some Of the money has not been spent
Is fairly and economically a. It should have BEEN
but these arc incidents 10 the handling Of large
runs Of money by any set Of men for any purpose.
Is better to look st the grand results than petty
ncidents.
"The Congress Of the United States will como
Up to the help OF the people Of the District Of Co
umbia in THIS matter 80 important to the capital
" the country. We hope that our Representative
viii always see the advantages to his own people
" building up the city 0f w aShlnRtou."
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A PLEASANT MASQUERADE PARTY.

A PLEASANT MASQUERADE PARTY.
A delightful masquerade soiree was given at
the residence Of Mrs. John E. Latham, corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty first street, on
Tuesday evening. The costumes OF the ladies
and gentlemen were unusually beautiful and At
tractive. One Of the most novel and tasteful was
that Of Miss Sallie Baker, who wore dress made Of
copfesof THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. Miss Pet
Jewell shone like genuine jewel as the "Morning
STAR" Miss Matte Skidmore was charming as
every inch queen q the "Queen of Night" Miss
Maggie McNerhany was bewitching a. the s'Span-
ish 4irl;' Miss Lizzie Pennington admirably
represented the Daughter Of the Regiment
Miss Nellie Good was lovely as "The Flower
Girl;" Miss Josie McNerhany charmingly per-
sonsted the "Gypsy Fortune TeIler:" Miss Emma
ONeiu was superb 40 1.-THE Indian Princess"
Miss Ida Jewell, As the French Dressing Maid, |"
captured all; Mr.. Yates, as "Dsughtor Of the
Regiment, !" won the plaudits Of the brave; Miss
Florence Donovan, As "The School Girl" was
trandnothef," was exceedingly amusing and
The following characters were we'll personified
BY the gentlemen named: "The Cavalier" Johnny
Jewell; spanish Brgand,n Frank Baker:
..School Boy" MI Yates; "Drummer Boy" Mr.
Gross; '.Clown," FIELDER Baker; "Napoleon."
Eugene Jewell: "Coiored Belle" Jesse Peters;
.Bootblack," Mr.. Herald, and dwarf" Willie
Baker. 80 ~ = p
The merry dance was kept up until midnight,
under the sweet and inspiring music Of the Holy
Hill Band, and during the evening delicious re.
freshments were abundantly supplied. Tho Joy
Gus assembla8e will long DO remembered ~ one
Of the most pleasant ever gathered in the West
End. u. -..- 20 ~
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TAKE CARE OF your VALUABLES.
Call and examine the IRE and burgiar.proot
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York svenuc and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels silverware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according 70 sise. No business man can
Afford to do without them. r
Tsks rsrnisg Jresthe Chicago and Bosfon fires.
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"rHE DzsrRIBUTIoN OF HEAT"

over the United States d the title Of work now
under preparation BY Mr.. George Boehmer,
formeri! 1.-THE United States Signal Corps. The
valuable Information In the form Of metero-
logical observations taken by the medical de-
partment Of the United States army, BY the Agri-
cultural department and Smithsonian Institution
combined, by the Patent Ofico and the Smith
sonian combined, BY the Smithsonian, BY the
United States Signal Cops, and the observations
taken ct the various academies and universities
between the years 1ezS and ls72 have been col.
lected By the author, and the results are to be
represented By naPs.
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VALUABLE SECONDHAND BOOKS,
from public Gales and private libraries, in good,
clean condition, and At low prices At
- ANeLiM's Antiquarian Bookstore,
.-. and Fifteenth stIeets, near the Treasury.
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BOOK, NOTICES.
aTHE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT


By Ransom H. Gillet, esq. This Il m epitoms Of
the history Of the Federal Government from the
earliest period Of the settlement Of any portion
Of the United States TO the year ls72 Itdescribes
No duties Of the various officers Of the Govern
Dsnt. 1tisnot dssignsd to give minuts informa.
ton 70 al Who hold public once. Its object u to
enable the rising .gsneratien 70 undsrstand the
employed q its prasdeal operation, and then
general dntiss. Such knowledge win 30 highly
Sssfai 70 al and especially % those holding POSI-
to pSbis .se s T. epSn e
Of the require1ehts Of the Consultation and laws
y :ns. y :ss s
n. Giiist Is nost sGmisssly ns..d for. the prem
NJ s SSrs y ~ sass leg, & SsR YsIs
s.gat:i .sd s.i!hisiy =: - s.r!cTn:s 4: q:
reNs!.ses for ali public oiicsrs, provided with
Eeed index By which the dutiss Of any oaieer may
Ss feund Ct . glance. No businsss man or once
out Woolworth, Aihsworth { Co, pubiIsheTs,
New York and Chicago. For sale by Ballantyne.
COMPARATIVE HISTORY OF RELI-
GIONs." ~ -
This 10 weliprinted book Of three hundred
pages, by James @. Mo6att, d. D., Professor In
tho Theological Seminary At Princeton, and IL
davoted TO the "Progrsss and Revolutions Of
taith" ~ developed In the Later Scriptures. The
chief aim Of the learned suthor in the present
volume, which 10 the second part OF his elaborate
work, u to notice the progrsss Of religion in the
world as certain great JunetuFes. He says: "Of
such tuneterssf Ct iense nxe have entered SO
deeply n the life Of mankind that general history
These are, frst the change whereby, out Of the
simple patriarchaa religion, there was gradually
constructed legal system Of religious obfef-
vancss; secondly, that whereby the legal obser.
vances we're, IN some quarters, adopted and In
epired BY . monotheistic reformatloa; thirdly |
that whereby IN the extremity Of legal bondage
and degradation, reaction Of treason was created
against 1T fourthly, that whereby, in the hope
sei!ss b.sh into legal Sr sSst.in sss
rational faith By philosophic system and 6fthly.
49, = =
Isa aNsaof then proceeds to dIscuss the subject,
and traces its progress with great and ability
Instrlctive. Published by Dodd b Mead, 7e2 |
New York. = |
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding Special
Tsrv issisr, iefs.%snt.r On re pss;on.i estate
p. c., aeccased. All persons having claims gainst
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
ON before the 9Th day Of January next: they may
the said estate. -.
Given under my hand this nth day Of January,
1874. JOSEPH G. McKEBBIN,
EDWARD C. IXeIRsALL,
81 Louislana avenue, OPT osite City Hall,
ebS-Thaw Solicitor for Executor.
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Rev. w. H. Milburn,


THE BLIND BARTHOLOMEW.
EA WIN E fsliSsF * great
ON the Life and Character OF
AAkON EURR,
feprs SsyFe B rs THURSDAY
S.s
Ro oGkks5 BSsii,n,yn;ss W.,ren che.ss Co.'s
.s: u a sse S% Mon
NATIONAL THEATREITNDINE.
having
nth ,hs manasem.nt Of the National Theatre,
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1s
The Superb Fairy Spectacle,
UNDINE, Or, The splrit OF the watersi
In which they will Introduce for the first time i'm
THE GREAT K xi fi.y 7 YMr,ss5Ihifn'
AND MEET oz bffAtkMEks b sAnASs WEN
fnrA1rns' srfsG fSTSasrf ssonrrHErs, and
MILES kihnHElkSfAN 5MsLi lAR AN IsD SATTHI
Nh. ADELE SS65 S K NIsIs
rMS VII TxbI ss un.
Z. u,Sss aSsias PIT have
TH TLM sisIEKSs
.Ens KxRI LINE,
The Wonder Of re Sne,ssnih Century, and host
az E; g1;ss ~ g +
GORGEOUS III & iS' DAZZLING
s1IISse axR Il ~ s: SE wy York.
Mr. NAT u ts;S 8 Z; Fiji III
PARIS IN THE b H'gisI 81 ffur COMMUNE.
EHS II Tah
The whole production far exceihns in perfection
Of details, splendor Of appointments and masnlh-
character ever given in this City.
In consequence Of the enormous expense attend
ing tbs performances, the prices of admission VIII
Admission. cents and 81
Erchessrs siss.
DRESS circle, reserved........... .--.....---.:-n
ko1:;Ieci Tor sal: Of seats viii s op"n
WEDNESDAY, February II. fcIl-if
OLD No ON EXHIBITION {NEwNo.-
- ass and Sale 4x9
1rH ST., MAHKkkffrER,s. 7rHSr'
door. above odd fellows HAIL
%so 9 rr rin sioss GnroRS Ss
se,ss kinSs, Nails, A As, In the District.
Piease remember Name and Number. iecs-iy'
E,OR NOUNT VERNON.
head, having been rebuilt and entirely relEieJ by
her sSns 81 s S ssyf s sr naf
tsand'EEso su1ssR's TEk Al K O'CLOCK sss
f fans Tomb OF washinston and inssESee land
iebl9 Gen. Sup't Steamer Arrow.
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ASH rom cRocea

fsr psslsy's Yeas fsv1ss. he1Ssss bahtsv posL
az axe. e xss s;ssss is ss::s ss'
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TAX ELLIS

for special improvements and for sewerage set
tied at diecount Of twenty fve to thirty 1--we per
cent BY the Rogers Banking Company, SIS Sew
enth street.
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BROKERS.

NOURSE & MIDDLETON.
7RoHR0
ela Fifteenth street,
BONDS AND STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
DIsrRIcr Bonds SPEcIALrr.
Special Improvement and General Sewerage Taxes
= settled At lowest rates.
oniers at the STOCK EXCHANGE promptly exc
cuted. decz7-om
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
PAY q JANUARY, tE4.

Benedict volkert.
On motion Of the plaintiff, BY Mr.. J. Carses Mar
bury, his solicitor attorney IL 10 ordered that the
defendant, Benedict volkeft, cause his appearance
curing forty days after this day: otherwise the
cause win be proceeded with q IN case Of default.
by the Court: A. WYLIE, Justice, &c.
True copy. Test: r. J. MEIes, CLERK, &c.
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THE MARKETS.

NKW YoRK STOCK EXCHANGE.
<grnfshed6 y Ls,gis yohnson o., Bankers Vesn0n
kcsc serfhedN CORNER Psaasvbconto ossasS oad
1tnsh arse, WasAds1eoN. - =
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LADIES' GOODS.

Mae. M. a DO11ElaES,
(OF NEW YORK CITY,
Has her BRANCH EOUSE here opened. Ball
Dresses constantly received. No. "a Thirteenth.
street northwest. ja12-eotf
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LEGAL.
iN THE sGRkENE COURT o. TIE DIS

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF wa ms.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
,Ss!s q sBs No.
account Of the assets In the hands Of Ze9h Eng
lish, executor Of John withers, decs1ssd, not al
ready accounted for, and account of distribution
10 the parties entitled 10 the fund. Therefore, the
said executor and all other persons interested are
hereby notified to appear before me. ON wEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day Of February, 1874 at II o'clock
.. m. Of said day, at my ONCE, No. 4s6 Louisiana
avenue, washington city, and Be heard touching
~ ROBERT L1EcH, Auditor.
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WoMAN IN THE DEPARTMENTS.


SIR: While there is 50 much being said and
done in regard to increasing the hours Of work
and reducing the force in the Government De-
partments I have been wondering II our honorable
legislators have any idea what effect these
chsnges VIII have upon the women who are en-
gagged in this kind Of work. Without considering
those who will lose their positions altogether how
will It be with those who arc retainedf It will
make little difference with men whether they stay
In an ONCE six or eight hours day. 1t 10 the
women who will suffer from the increased hours
OF labor, the women with families, and will con-
fdently assert Of those employed In the Depart
ments there are ~ many women Is men who have
It on . smaller salary. Possibly our chvalrous
lawmakers have not considered that although
women are forced to work for wages they do not
lose any Of the cares and responsibility Of their
families. Amer the days work IL done they must
70 home to bake and brew, sit up until midnight
mcnding and making the garments for Tom, Dick
and Nell; rise before daylight and prepare the
b.saLiast; SEaK shsr ta.s9 R9d!ss p market
writing from o'clock to 8. Do the wives Of these
mon understand what Is being done, or how it
Affects the interests of hundreds Of women strux-
Cling for . livelihood Do these women, whose
chief object ID the morning reception, the evening
ball, the drive on the sunny Avenue, realize that
fortunes wheel s ever revolving; that the legisla-
ton which to-day bears heavily on sister woman
tomorrow may press upon their own or their
daughters shoulders! Surely this "land of the
free and home of the brave" can still
proudly wave its Star-spangled Banner without
women, or over-taxing their feeble bodies.
Miss JoyEs
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AWNINGS.

FURNISHED FOR BALLS
II and Parties by JOHN C. HOGAN, Awning
Aannfaeturer, M Market space, between Seventh
aud Eighth streets. no29-tf
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
WEpNESDAY, rEnkuARY u, AT2P. NJ.
BRING YOUR CHILDREN.

UNDiNE.
JARRETT PkLMEts'S GRAND BALLET
THE GREAT KIRALFYSi
THE PERSIAN TWIN SISTERS.
4fano marcn OF 4maxons. and o host Of attrae-
rama. Paris In the days Of the eoulmnDe. Admis.
sion, % cents and q. Childrca half price, fels
REV. IN. Z. H CHAPlN, =
~ THE GkEAf ht
r. ORATOR OF THE PULPIT
VIII Give Two Of He Popular Lectures at
TUESDAY KVENfNG. FEBRUAkYa4.
SUBJECT, ssNODERy sHIvALRY;"
MEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 4
SUBJECT, "DOlNG" AND s.BEING ~
by the public and press as his great
esL enort and most popular lecture,
Tickets Of admission for Sing tie lecture Is cents:
admitting TO both lsc.ures. q. az.
Inc sale OF tickets VIII commence Friday at Met.
Ieiot,s storv, where seats be secured with
31se1trA ehCBs. Tickets Tor sale, also Parker's
6aIn1tynes and at warrrn Choate Co 8
b40s seores tho principal hotels and At the door.
JAMES Z. MURDOCH,
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