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nSUNDGYScHoOE sTATLsTIcs.

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fhs annual report OF the Estreet Baptist
pndsy-sehoot was presented at tho session Of
yesterday morning, Allowing the following result:
Number of ofacers. o; number Of 'teschsrs, Is;
tsadsnce d, my one sabbsth, December n, I7s;
.sas i: ;.. Il
TSs following omcsrs were elected for the COM
.i:tsSs supsiinssndses, 3. 8. HARDY; treasurer,
J. H. Patrick; librarian, Arthur Anderson; A..
sistsnt librarian, James Fraser; conductor Of
gfsiss s1srcsss' Z. 5. Deland; orgsnis'' Miss Ida
A nns memorial record Of Geo. ". Rothveii,
one Of the ofncers Of the school, who died last
pended on the wall in the rear Of the desk. It
sonsisted Of the resolutions PeNodto his memory
ints surrounded with beautiful ivy vine, in pen.
work, executed BY Prof Ed. Hay, a. . testimonial
Of tender affection for his deceased friend. 1t
furnished by the teachers Of the school, the whole
furnishing . constant but sadly painful re-
mInder Of his estiln.ble virtues.
lows: Singing BY the Ssbbafh scSo5i, followed
,s.s S .ss spp Ss b tho
ing again, Hon. J. NJ. 8. Williams, member Of
Congress from Massachusetts,, delivered very
MeMurrsy then sang duett, entitled "From
over the scs, |" after which the pastor addressed
the society," followed by . sextefte by the follow
Ing Misses: 8. venable, A. McMurray, Ella Sher-
rif, Sue Sheriff, Nellie Deland, and Maggie
Mason. Certincates o! life membership were pre-
sented by the president to tho following persons,
the classes paying Is during the past quarter de-
signating the parsons: Charles Snooks, L v.
Miss Clara Pyrneli, William J. Hsrris, Mra ].
H. Appleton, and Miss Ella Sheriff. The treas
urer's report was road and accepted. Tho exsr-
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must be protsctsd a>A "a tat snd h. End the
eommittee WSrel VorH0e. lltTSIk
Mr.. Capreol. az CSnAda : sddrsSped the oonyen-
ton on the importsnce ID building the 0eofH1a1
Bay canal from LAKE &tfeo % EAke OntesscS :
SSss 1n,oe o. n1y-ne MLess s.9i Y
'1''--' - y :. - -
CANAL hoUrHs. x.
Mr. Thomas. Of Iowa then presented IL SPess
Of the water route committee: ~. :,A..
Rssolrei That some systAn q inland 49,
portation cheAper than that whbn We noW ~
lass n the Great need Of the county. .fi . =
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SUPREME CoURT-9ENERALT TERM.
for business a the CITY Hail to-day Al noon.
PRoE. cURR,S LEcrURE no. WIGHT

y PROF. CURES LEcTURE TONIGHT.
This evening, Prof Allen Cum, Fellow Of the
Royal Society of Literature, London 10 10 deliver
his fs%Ou. isctsIs entitled "a Night in the Eng
Prof Curr IS becoming known IN this country ~
one Of tho most eloquent and stirring orators Of
our asei sad-whsreyF - Aas- lees1rSS IN this
has recently given about thirty lectures In Balti-
more to large s1lisnoes, and ths lecture - Be dc
livered tonight Is said to be his very best effort
manners and men Of the House Of Commons,
taken from personal knowledge and obssfvaflon.
How to get into the House Of Commons - . mem
ber stranger; Lord Derby and the reporters; the
inner spirit Of tho House; Dlsraelt snd his hat;
Thomas Carlyle; positim and oratory Of Glad
stone, Bright, Love, Lord Stanley, Mill, Ste.
phenson So, TO-, are among the topics treated Of
In most inimitablo manner. Don't fail to hear
thiS lecture. 81 ',.f --.as-
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"a . ETLI I 2 :
UTYI TEG9
sYsrr,a.

- kkAdI8AxBD bNhTBA. = F-rs #.HF
Nervous, debtlitnted, and dospeAdiae. the suf.
ferer nom indigestion and bilioasnosS deserves
whom heaven s. Sls.ssd va . yisc.sa. sse@.eh
forlorn condition let him commence course Of
that supreme EysstoFauss, HoststserI Stomach
Bittera. A. tho end of four or Ave weeks ask him
will SO . new man, You will hear . new voice.
his words vilIbe cheerful In purport and IN tome,
and hs viii tell yeu that 10 q free from pain, has
Kood appstite. sseps soundly, and that hts habit
q body g natural and regala. We have seen
stances BY . faithful, persevering use Of this IN
comparable medieassd sttnslant, When b .Ansna
tonic remedies What 4o.ns Washins.oa Y among
7 10 TEE WEAK, rHs woaH, AID rnH wEAar,
ne editor Of the Boston Recorder says: ave can
syrup, protected sslltion oa fhs prots1,ds of
iron, to all tho weak, the worn, and the vsAry,
having richly experienced Ms bsnsntS. Il pos.
seases Al tho qualities claimed for u by It's pre-
AfHnIBsuH's,
loaSevsuth strsst northwest
CIosiag out ssaeef i u
b. Lss,.I fSsy tSsS tE.ess.
4
- Slipoars nadg - Srlsr. > = Z :
S2 seventh street.
Bnowx,s metallic vsathAe sexip, IL cheapest
and best In use. For sale oaly st Tubman's, as
Ninth street.. Wall pep1 redocod twenty pr
cent The only place IN the city whore you can
ga window shStes ~ ~ WIN n1tuee eoupSsea.
siHosR sHWIHe MACHINES.
Out e 4011 SsWing 0Aahlnss AiSeriba9ed % -
plicants BY the Chicago Belief Oommittss, each
applicant Designating the mseAlns she wanted,
1lz7 were Of the Singer patent These stxnthcant
fiets show the high Appreciation In which this
excellent maehinS . heid-Hastsr's Weekly, Ss,s
YORK.. I -s. 80
TIE al1Af EHeLnr RHAxDY for Cost and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above con-
plailts sithss Of feoenf @ long aAad1ng, are 3D.
vised to use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic Pills
They eaa b fsaisd apon, e he - sele 81 q;
have bssa univsssally ussA b EaroPS fse 1any
Sssxs With tAs greatest sucecss. Prepared By
PHoUf = HARsAxf, I'd Strand, London, EnglanA
and polA By al druSyists 2. ),
\ Wrr11, elsaa, ss1nA tsstx IN nay have By
using dAl1y THu11fou1 Ivory Rsefi Tpoth Pow.
1g. Price, . I'D . eeats psf beeln. :,
isy ~ = 3. scnsssl Is q fsosrsos. Pc
-IRde Oplans. RElee . md so01ts psf b.et1c.
! fs0aT.OoLOa1D Ia 0levss are yssy ssylish when
10 seilaA. Jouvm'si In sdeson9 Kid Glow Cleaner
Win FoooVNto the0 thoe,sshly. rriss, . ceAts
per bosila An seld b dhsSgtsis and fancy deal
'wssIs MAor1xrsrs,Ap srazzer.,zrxs
l RI1ss11 .c;Hr. &1s;;sS -. 9 -: -: 49,
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ADJUSTMENTS! ]
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.

. fORD'S OPERA HOUSE, :,
Hay, tho little conedIsnne, eommenees . brief
engagement at Ford's this evening. The lady Is
to mako but single appearance, and this fact,
together with the sAdltioual one that MAyis an
especial pet Of the Washington public, will doubt
less result in securing for her full house. Nay
10 SIN mere child, but the amount Of talent she
has developed Affords proof list ale was born for
ne stage, and In ad0elng y - Asr profession she
g: " s:; ssS: w s, Ssisns ess
.etsr, end .sg. dsaes and PEI ne S Ss1lo: The
~: = s'ss 8! s. sis:ssa.: :ssS;
Nay, lie htiIs eomsdisnns, doss not prove her |
sy ::s g s:r =: s.s
EeS roSsS:r.s.
n.ns Z fsaa I1S e.
the psblie about ave tAossand times, and q 9
fair estimate h. has sseeseded in dsiocating AVE-
eyes no has dispiaeed 10 zone Of tAoss things no
fellow can md e1s." OF course sveryeody vnl
~ vs ss o :.S ~ o Sss :a
fsvosits, 10 70 support 1r. Sothsn 81
ROYAL MARIoNErrEs.
"Stsading room osly," was announced a WI
lard Hall before eight o'clock every evening last
week. and On several occasiens large numbers Of
people were denied admission ffom want Of &C
eommodation. Atthe Saturday matinee crowds
were tnIned away Rom The ssms reason. and
In ccnsso1enes. The success Of the Worcester
Z not e n Gysssri6o, q 4 70 srsly- dasesssd.
The pe!iormanees psovsdSd Az n,w, novel and s,s
played in The workiass. q the figures Is simply
tsnderfaL The wooden people Arc made to
: ss s e: Ts; = blood Ss
Who soiiov : iiEs proisssioa. willard Han Is
msds y riae yAh 1e.sAts. asdayplssse every
Hssida fhamsaivos With 6elixht The Royal
Mariousttss are the talk Of the city, and rom
present appsasesess ths Fsnaipdsr Of tlsir h.ief
6: ss u: iii sss: ss.S isn
d advance, for ~ the door Of the ball has been
sssd vsw e ei e &. Ts.rs VII
= = n.finss tsis sstssnt - gsse nprs ms
!sek..on Wednssdsy and Saturday Afternoons q
.4HnIP PHzLIRsEwEDNEsDAE EVE
An IL suaday psScal :s.eisA snl ekii4rsA,
sad en- thAss vho synpatAlssf with Sunday
ssAoois. snd an tkosc Who lore pure, elevated,
bssshfidl 6GslA ivin - - = ~ ennsanss-
INT that Phihp PAiinpst5 y s.ng sgain b oar
sHy. ~ ssnpssleisesals saay lbens hsse pfe.
pSetsea q IL bsst nssss sbs syndsy sshool aod
-: -. s.ssasZAss az s:'s sss: :s:l
Ge.n,,sse. ~ ~ - $3.50 - IuI: as. sSe
g: ~ e: ; 49, & Isl s ss.. Ss
ssscS ~ II sSsS1s 81 INST 1ssting Vas
ths psse,n9 p q. II. asvard. = ~ spssksss
go. =. 5lcsi16 - g q .Ys., 1r,..sas. n.
p:.sss = 1.7s'i1ss 6:t q ;silsd ~ :
a. searR: 1890 e. I. g IS, !. =:
IN s.i = 2ssss; 5 B: = u -
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LII seUIER 4 CO., r.ts.--.-
Bsnkers, No l4ls Pensylvania svmss. pay .
Per cent on al dspoaita. i-.:a. - : .
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MASSEYS PHILADELPHIA ALE
10 the only domsstic ale sold by the leading hotels
End restaurants In the District. The reason b
.i1enasS q, savSs Tsss,iSs spDniisa virh b.M
or quarter barrefs snd fkucets loaned by PAlmef
b Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, ID. Y.
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Oen ard sxAmtae ne afs snh bsFylar-pfeel
ysalt: q Shs sefs ns1eat Company, sssnsr q
kesping q sseI5ids1, ts1sls alSss.Vsrs, q ethsr
valuAbaea. Rsuta n00i tn - sixty Aollars ps4
s1nsn, eceWding 70 ass. No basiness nan ean
a10ed 10 do without them.
Isks ssrstsS Jreails Casesss ssS Bsssss .ayss
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xER1! err oe.rnH cerR

'0ste saSaas's 80 n ~ 70 ~ - u.asyasva
SsathsF-slxiH q M Wl6dsvS "a dSof1 IlSE
1axs eesa Ss@iostsd, and sadytss thsir ffislAs %
Ss.ssssss.s. a.s.s;s 81 III 100 ~.
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THE COURTS.

SPECIAL TERM-MR. JUSTICE wYLIE.
1nterlocatory orders engaged this court Sstur-
day. .1fT ,1..s. - asIE.
CIRCUIT OOURT-JUSTICE MACARTHUR
This court, sltsr ssssfon Of nine weeks and the
calling Of the entire calendar, closed its Novem-
Der tern % Saturday. glH-r' FT.1l1aE E.
CRIMINAL COURT CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER.
In this -esast q SATURDAY. Mr.. Davis Appisk
made ap1liea4io1, u1der vit u As1ess eorpna
for the return or IFS child, ID infant, whom he a.
leges % BE- unlsufally detained, b. ". r. White,
ned guardian Of the child IN the Probate Court,
and to that tribunal ihe cssUas Hsnkted. Ad-
journed. ..r..-g ,r.-..g -. --.-.,---.., -. :.
SUPREME CoURT-oENERAL TERM.
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Fesp's oREsA nsUss. p,
May % Tia Little Comedienne, ..-
MAy. y6k SNE Ni6HT ONLY.
In her stistieaiy numerous PRESENTATIONS In the
Imam. fHE EiTTLf sPf.
THE LITTLE SPY. -.g, .a....
a. In which She VIII iMtf0dnce number III new
SONGS, DANCES AND BANJO SOLOS,
making the specially part o. the quite
Mr.. JAMES =. JOYCE,
81 OF this city, Viii maks hts nrst appear1nec -
FEirz, THE SSEERNxE sHAAkkffEERR
On this occasion NO sxtra charge for seats.
Mr.. sOIH EkN - Limp DINHasARY.
Mr.. SOTnERN ~ LORD DUMB a.ENRY.
Ma: SoTlERN AZ LORD DUNDEEARY.
Boz shees now open. yanl9
NJ ETnoDlST PROTESTANT CHURCH,
AVA Ninth street, between and =,
MONDAY EVENING, EJanAsey 10, at O'CLOCK,
PROV. TRlPP'S CONCLUDiNG LECTURE,
IAMARTlNK.
Ticket: At the door, seefs.; Reserved extra.
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SOCIETY LECTURE couRsr.

The Arss Lecture of the Society. coprse NIll
be giyea AT Lincoln haala WkDNE1DAY.k YxNS
iMS :!:.,s,y S,:ss Hen nAEIEL p0TSG 9shr4:
1esrysryA nsy. f:f .sUYtE, Subject, The chyfS9
As S HAN 's III: :ftss: x <; Il &c
Sopth.
Hike for course Of three lectures q; single tokeeA
% Oenta. eeats nay nOG Be secured, without exQ8
charge, as Ellis Music Store. a :. - jaulASGs
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Bug yum, q 8. Edvssd CLARK 4 o.. SAss
- L1aisiaaa svsaaa, lDAR 8sasD ho06a. ! ~
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"a DonoR k3isi0tlL fxMRY1A1Qk,,
Every ssas ~ svssy ~ 4 seaaAia6 Jssa vaS
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10 TEE WEAK, rHs woRn, AND rnH wEAar,
the editor Of tho Boston Recorder says: ave can
Syrup, . protected sol1tion -ol the proeo4sde VI
Iron, to all the weak, the worn, and the vsAsy,
having richly experienced Ms bensntA. IL pos.
sesses all tho qualities claimed for II By Its pro
prSstCI." -TFHGEIfE ~ - r
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oRE0ATI0NAL CAURcHa.
THIRD0KANDc ONCEKT,
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY q.
PHILIP PH1LLlpA

Who, In his peculiar r0ie a. singer, Is withoato
rival In the world.
DR.. J. r. CAuLHIELD aRd Prof: 6E0RaE ".
WALTERS will perform ch0iee Selections on the
great o. gan OF the ckuxch.
D>>Ors opsa AZ o'clock.
Refteshlheuts fsynisG -.
AdniSaleh Is cents: ehildren under twelve years,
y cents. Coarse tiekets, Hing two prssoaAe4
q WaFgou ChVaea Co. Is and NetIerufi 8. ja1flD
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II PRAY to God, it, in the decree of His

"I PRAY to God, it, in the decree of His
providence. He have any mercy in store for
me, not to suffer me to behold the hour of
its dissolution; its glory extinct; the banner
of its pride rent and trampled in the dust;
its nationality moral Of history; its gran
deur lustrous vision of the morning SUM
Der vanished; its liberty a disembodied
spirit, brooding like the genius Of tn. Past
amid fthe PROSTATE monuments Of its old
masnifcence. To him that shall compass
or plot the dissolution of this Union would
apply language resembling what remem-
Der to have seen of an old anathema: Whcr-
ever fire burns or water runs; wherever
ship floats or land is titled; wherever the
skies vanlt themselves or the lark carols to
the dawn, or sun shines or earth greens in
his ray; wherever. God is worshiped in tenn
Piles or heard in thunder; wherever man Is
honored or woman loved-there. from
thcnceforth and forever, shall there be to
him no part or lot in the honor Of man or
the love Of woman. Ixion's revolving
wheel the overmantling cup at which Tan
talus may not slake his unquenchable thirst;
the insatiate vulture gnawing at the immor-
tai heart of Prometheus; the rebel giants
writhing In the volcanic fires of Etns-are
but faint types of his doom. "-Caleb Cush-
ing tn 1885. -1. -a' en- t----f.f.
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MIR. GUSHING AND STATE RIGHTS.

MIR. GUSHING AND STATE RIGHTS.
In the assaults now being made by un.
scrupulous and selfish partisans upon the
Administration ON account of Mr.. Gushing s
nomination to be Chief Justice, the utmost
latitude of falsehood and vilifcation has
been reached. A few days ago the cry was
that the President had Numbered in nom
mating q young man, Q man Of inexperi-
ence, and an incapable man in the person
of Attorney General Williams. Unfortu-
nately this cry obtained such widespread
influence as to become conviction in the
minds of many who did not perceive be-
meath it the selfish motives which prompted
It. In view of this conviction, Mr. VIII
liams generously and manfully. asked that
his name be withdrawn. His letter to the
President was at the same time Courageous
and generous, because it asserted his inno-
cence of the charges made against him in
such o way asto convince every Gir-minded
man that he sought alone the best interests
of the country and the Administration.
Knowing that he was opposed by many
cliques or factions in the interest of others,
and that his opponents would not scrnple
70 stoop to any deceit to serve their ends-
an interested and subservient press was at
their command 70 be used in the dcfama.
ton Of his character - citizen and a. a
oficisl, and moving that the war against
himmight possibly injus both Tia party
and the Administrator, he did that which
nome bot an unsslhsh patriot would hass
done. But the opposition 70 him was no,
more unjust than that which 8 now being
urged against Mr.. Gushing. and 4 IL urged
for the same reason, Eis: 70 sseure his sra-
lection. He meets the fequifefaeAw which
y - fat.fr3 nssi b1a 9f-ItI1 -ai lis assit'i
~ 60 ssIsgI ltI9' % bar sEs 'sod %
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THE PRESS UPON THE NONINA-
.- H.H - Tim

In other columns this morning viii be
found extracts from the opinions Of the
press without distinction Of party upon the
nomination of Mr.. Gushing to be Chief JUS
tice. The list is not as full as Il might be,
for the reason that sufficient time has not
elapsed to enable the pepen printed at Q
distance to reach Washington We have
heard. however, from many Of the principal
cities and from some Of the best and ablest
journals in the two parties as wen as from
those which claim to be neutral in politics.
The voice ofthe Republican press l. for Mr..
Cushing, and in commendation Of the nom
ination. Only one paper ofany consequence,
the New York Times, opposes the nomi-
nation. and that upon grounds which at
once show its ignorance and stupidity. The
Times accuses Mr.. Cushing of having
been q scccssionist That charge d
sufficiently ranswered by Mr.. Cushing'a
record in the Legislature Of Masachusetts,
when the war broke out, and which WIN
be found in another portion Of this Journal
this morning. This charge Of dhlOyalty,
of having been opposed to the doctrines and
principles Of the Republican party, 3 made
by q man, who, as the American CORE
spondent Of the London Times At the time
that Mr.. Cushhg. sixty yean Of age, VA
offering his services to his country ~ Q
soldier, was desiding cur cause. predicting
the success Of tho South and writing TIE
only work he ever did write. Republicans
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DIE


BAIN-On the morning OF the 10th Instant, J0sFx
BAIN, In the sixty-eEhth year Of his aye, fornsrE
|at0ne-cutter at the Patent once. r.
The friends Of tho family are respectfully luv11
- attend his funeral, which takes place on - 4
on flfth street northwest. ~ ~
ARNOLD.-0n the nor.iaG Of the 1ith issan4k
aged forty-lour years, Mrs. NARY A., beloved Mn
Of Williain X. Arnold, and 6AHGkler of Tko.as a11
A r4iss1 ~ =. IN, J,
attend g 1ssessl g = s;s,ssE q - - ~. i3l
s .ossi 49, - lsss ~ 1870 s, - 49,
, ssssst sss aisss ksss "a 49,
.dss z zss sss's; z & 3 =
age. r,G.-s = = =, Z
HIS funeral will take place from hisiate residenee,
No m Twelfth street southwest, ON Monday, the
nh Instant. 1t O'Clock p. n.
ANcNlLLEy .AOh Saturday eyenfnH, Jnnnoxy 10,
NANCY yosnentNR, the daughter of Jsnsss u. and
Margaret 4cAnien, aged seven Years and seven
fanerai win take place from tho residence Of Mrs,
Gormlcy, lehorSou street, Geefyetown ut So'eaec
" A
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"I YIELD TO no man in faithfulncss to the
Union or in zeal for the maintenance of the
laws and Constitution of the Union and to
that end stand prepared, if occasion shall
call for it, to testify my sense OF public
duty by entering the field again at the COM
mand of the Commonwealth or OF the
Union. "-Ca.eb Gushing IN 1861.
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RxKzNLsCEECE or THE NEW Y0RA
"RLNG.n .lg.-7l,,.- -

d : ~ 4
The story Of the marrisgs Of Boss Tweed's
sounds quesrly now that tbs old nan q disgrAesd
tty chapel, and crowds asssnblsd 70 gsss upoa
tbs magninesnes Of the sasir. AZ Twssds resi-
dsnss. Tie halls, stsifwayA paslora a.d chambers
were crowded With most i1gsnioas arrangsments
ofths noss sxpsnstvs sxoties. Among tho guests
were Sheriff Brennan, Ooutsoller Connolly, Su-
beriain Peter b ovesnX Judgss DAILY, Bosyorth,
and Bernard, rhonas ]. Dreamer, :ismss H. In
goesoll, Chsunesy pepew, Andrew J. 0afyey,
se ssd 3: s:isss :s noe i st.se prison % e.
He pr.ssat. ansd n entire room, md vsrs
50. ~ ess q Ssssh 1ssla SsS. str; sssfs.es.s
ss.Ss o plssss HqaS. snd any
ssstiss = issbsfs, evidsssiy inssedsd 70 1oid
associssioa ~ bssatilaily sustaiusd b The
6andiss orr bowl aad eiinStnT Up The spoosI
ts.ss :. sapssioi:sd:ss Ksis0, "a thsir go:
pisc.s Il jsseisy, Of whies sf,Ssa ~srs Si.nond
seta A singis ess u The lastss b known % hsvs
ct $3.50 = g s,. S,.e.ds :, =. e
bore ths nsns q II. sed Nh. n ". dcnst, 8;
donors. q pin q axty disuaoods feprsssatin1 !
ss,. ssc 'h s... e STn:ss =: a. s g
disSoed bsseslsts Of ihbsjoss mssninesncs. Oar
ssliss Uor.sa s.ys I,sgvitA tiny ysash attic
p;st1res svsr1tSins M sosId - eoncsi1Sd ~
spisndor. Tks trcasssss Il ths 6ssds iasisdsd Il Il
ss:: s s: ~ q ssss s% e.. !: ram
sSa s 4 si.sf III Ssikiss saK sss dsssssssd
xdss tarss ssaas,S spe s.snsyssHS Sew and
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AN UNJUST ATTACK.

I'll. p.,,,,,o-. n...,,.o 49,. ~ IN. Lad.
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caner., ar,nt -, n =, ,,t,cls Regarding
The no.n;ns,;o, - n, c,.h;ns. g when
the lo,..r" m, cn,l,,n., ,..ae.,;ned ttc
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Give n - NJ Cr.b;no. VIII ~. .yne,rrt,a;oo
that Ming .i,e.dv IA he vonh r,tire ftom
the l,cnch hefote he ern;r.tion ~ de presi-
DENTAL form and finn. male nav for Mr.
Will;ams s.Rut renIlv. this
story of President GIant sneculatinr on
Mr. Cuslinp,s infirmities ia q revelation at
which we ara at a loas to know whether the
world ,v;l, ho ,,ost .hockad o- amused !"
The Ga.stts declares there ia .sm;-o dsss;ia,
,u,bo,;,,, fo- tho ob,,o ,tot.r,ert. IN other
words that the President or some friend of
his. authorized tia rmb,ication. 80 far il
this from hc;nc tn,e that the whole story Is
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STATES MAIL
MARYLAND.
Posr OFFICE DKrARrxExr,

Posr OYvIcE DkfARrsESr,}
win se Z Il. Des , ODD.
malls ussssS s.aies .f ron to june
ls on The falowinE ronr: in the ss.ss q Ma
vsis Ssrsis sbeeissd. viz: -
neId, 70 FrasfnssiiIe. IS mii.s and back. SIX
times week TO Freedom and three times
Leave syses1nis daily. except Sunday. st >
Afriv. at Freedom by II an;
Leave Frceaoa daily, except Sunday, 1t
Leave Freedom tuesday, Thursday and s.sur-
Arrive raj g. !. ( rr al byspm:
Leave Franklinviie Tuesday, Thursday and
ARRIVE sai%sa q recon r y %; oyspn.
Pour Corners. q. o.,) 10 Sligo, e miles and
Leave Sa %se wednesday at I'm;
fs.S :. sIiss s;s:sss,s|, |, n =
M From warre. to Sweet Air. 6 miles and back.
Leave Warren wednesday at loam;
Leave Sweet Air s.tai.lay al 10 an;
Arrive AZ Warren bv Y M.
Sd From Towsontown to Mount Pleasant, cn.o.,)
BIaicss viii state distance and propos.
~ From AdamSt0wn, by Greenfield Mills, Psrk
Mills, miles and hack. six Times . week to
Grccnhell Mills. and twice q week the resi-
dun. by schcinlc Of departures and ar
rivals satisfactory TO the posi- sia,tcr ft Aams-
town, and in close connection with railroad
mail trains. u.s. E. Ill u 2 -. = -a-s
N eo.iyacts are to Be ereexted and rsred to tie
DepartAsnt ky bsfor< fhc lat day If Jane, 1874
otkeyUdss the dccepted bidder eil u esasidered AZ
AavinS Jhtled asd tAs Pa-imasfrr 0rasrat ~ay p~o-
esd ccnfru Csr tia sevcs sofh other parties, as
espdta4 to la,o.
For f0rms Of proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and also for Instructions to the conditions to be
embraced In the contract, &C., advertisement Of
DcecmbeY !, 49,, inviting proposals for mall SER
vice In Maryland to be found al the principal post
oniccs.
Bids should Ne sent In scaled envelopes. super
scribed '.Nail Proposals., State Of Maryland and
addressed 10 the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
ezal. l. .s5r - JOHN A. }. CRESW ELL,
de31.WeW Roxtunafer General,