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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
LOCAL xzscsLLA4E

Five hundrsd tses u ivDiSt vsssfyeeeivsd 4
S ne yesserdsy, whfc1 sold stsia 80
nsy: r. F. Mcc.rsAy, ps.sof Of ths lnnsssss
ass Is sRs4os. s5gifA 's1ess = sa'
It's reported that Messrs. stanton, Mattingly
and Hamilton will appear for the DSucs IN tns
otSers Hil sueesr for the The mensori:lsts
John Wesley Williams indicted IN the Grim
inal Court for highway robbery, Was yesterday
released By The entering 81 stee Pres ~ -
A young MN named Theodore T. Harry, resid
ing near Tennallytown, died Wednesday lasl
from disease contracted while . prisoner II An
Jacksonville. He was soldier in the LIT Maryland
regiment. .'es5 sF' -
In Yesterdays issue reference was made to
dlf1culty between Mr.. Jacob Hardleston aud I
MI, Wood ThsiorHei ents,nan issls aegfieved
as he was not in fault Satisfied on this point the
amend Is hereby made. s8
A missionary sermon viii b delivered tenor
TOW low q y S'ciScx. 4 =, a. oorsnch chapel by
meeting Of the Juvenile Missionary Society. The
exercises will consist Of singing by the scholars
ADDRESS y pronins.t speakers and prayer
A correspondent properly suggests: II think I,
Is . great pity, for The saks Of IL new members
Of Congress, that drawing Of Second street north
pre1enents being ma made 1s The eiS member wi
recollect that beautiful spot without drawing a
sample OF some Of the so-cslled sodtrsgsa.'"I
Murray's great art entertainment held last
evening, at the Congregational church, was, IN
consequence OF the storm, thinly attended, a.
though IL we'll merited . crowded house. Tho
first part Of the programme conslsted Of beautiful
city; also its historical temples, tombs, baths,
arches squeducte, roads, churches, c4stles, pris-
ons, museums and galleries Of art, with pictures
which they are adorned. Part second contained
views Of the White mountains and Niagara Falls.
number Of views Of . different character were
interpreted. The whole concluded with the allie
CORY Of mo Cross, no Grown"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
4 SOCIAL TORTU1E.

Almost every pssssa mast ct sognstine q other
haze sxpsr5enesl H. uttse Misery q waitieg In {
b3sek, dssptafs tssa, fes The sppeafansssf thu
heo - hsGosa - al, .Alforn saBul1Rity Of
evsuth1ng ~ yuoa seetsfns ret1ess q = fbw mo
nsu1e - 1oes go cd saaguins dispositloa 70 q
ct aAGhsnatisal psoblsns with the Sleturs
sos1s " ex1s1sos itssh b vain sndsavs5 % dis.
eevaH - " u pistures q net hune cute Daral.
lslenA ~ psttsEA u tie wall paper. Thovhat
ma tlsian lAAGaA .sal sAall1 'ss1 lna .!
g g :. osSss ksssss svsr siSss ysa e. $cnsn.
snhs.Jiesy 1870 ~ asoslsisg = .lafity
&c 8: s ~ 80 ssr ssa
M ~ DBL 49, - ssl 1T 81 !sp,
-, 80 ises - s6e1s 8 eHssa. III isaaSs
E - = 2 "a q g: ~ ~ vaI Z;
go 4 r.. sssS :: ps:s i;Ii:
se,s 10 g have q 10 4ss,s. 10 snsj,. their
ftieads t. this ordeal, viii note what Serisaer's
Ns3:1ss: 1s: g :.y e tas ss NJ O..
: tAsughi 81 IL viSR5ss Who ssrst - etimss
xait e pseyss, and sarsfslly refrain fro pnttins
.: :s 80 e in s's e. . ss1l T ssa
kesn esllsu Naid,g; bitt thsy. eoals Ihsn the
bsbE 4 e shs sss g dsolPi1g to sieep : yoa are
IN asss deisi HOLE rhIis lhsy an reduced
sasfs . penetrate scnl issis niSssat SussSoid
::sssd.d ~ sa i 3 sssi sss
thsss; Ut e there 90 ssnethinS akit 2 isSsi,
snd deaissi. psrLsPs e esislciss sisss alth tn
fteedom q vn9MHl1ytt{s er the unSyl My nat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
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A0QLtTY NEKA

/ 49, 49,. - - \. ;.
.es.s. s''. =. ' ''s
| AG sedee cWey9 gfvee A9efmaA on Monasy
syselnx.
svni.e N &f..s.Is.. all asss piaee
Mrs Generl nesGhtos receives tedsy n the
p, sssD. :. ~ Araegsoe. 49,.
Wednesday, evening next
Sserstary q Stats And 1krs fish receive e ffl-
The Merquie ard Madsne Dc Nssiilss leave
NV issi 2, r.s.s se .s.,s -, =.
p.Ilsr Ct The Arl,setoa hotel ...f
receivs ct the Arlington to-day.
Madame Dsfrse Nm ssVs - shess' sasasaAy
evening recepttops fm ths present.
pises On Tuesday, the 10Th instant - !
Mrs Ssnssor stockte. eiyes . German q The
Mr1 os.eral jsariss sivss : rsssp.isa thi.
evening, ~ her ressssaee z Scsts Place. g,
evening reception % Monday, February ~ ~.a5 !
!, Ths regular weakly literary rsunieu q ne
Hon. Herstio King viii b givsc this 1ysninr.
Ma. May Clsnmer Amss and MA BAXTER
IN. ossrser Ssss - ,sss 49, ssssrS,os
WIN b. held On Wsdsssdsy evening. Fsbfrsfy ii.
Mrs. Southvorth holds her weekly litersrr =.
mt. n sv"..s n Ssssfsss HtssS ~.
lawn. ~ 2
Mo. v.,,.. i. .,,s,,., ~. 80, ..,;,.a
tn NV vnny lsSteS Sss.I.@ ~ wrt.r ~ VII
iarTs. . - = -, - = :"
Miss sm,.h ave ,.,.. c,,,.,., ,,.t .v,,,n.
A. Ire rss;.Sar.s ~ Ses nr.Ss IN Tinc",1 az
street. ~ -1>-''''r'ss' W
NE Miss D.v,s. II. .eo.mn,,,ssa 1.,,,,., n Cen
.tor Rsvis. rSss,,es a. ss.ts,Ssrs ~ ~ ~ o a
ii1 sse - - !, ..
tsnsed, nos.ilhssS. ~ ~ Ut ise,s@s.sy n ~
Weathcr. : - q - 49, -,
| III, c.,.,., .r.,., ,sas, ,,.,-...,.
t Hpintny ~ tne sn,l0n ad,einins the
Miss Fcatcn has returned to the city, and 70 re-
siding with hsr father, Ssnatee fsnton, ct the
Arlington. -, u -. 50 - {,
NM, JndEe Fisher and the Misses Fisher viii
be Ct homo 70 thetr friends - usual On the last
evening Of the week. . - u : - -
Mrs. Evans and her accomplished ana attrac
bsI Of fijls yestefd.y. = $50 = - =
re next bop snd osrnaa O. tne 0eefEetown
SSoc'ety ta1e1 Pc 9 me SEMINARY On Thu1s
osy evonns, feotusfy u .L.sa. - = "a
Iss Ccnsolidetioa Germ !. 70 b one e the
danced % Tuesday evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
A NOSE PERFECTER.

No more ugly noses, no more pugs! Lon
doner sdvertises that he has eontrivance called
the nose machine, which, applied to that feature
for an hour daily, directs the son cartilage Of
which that member consists, that an Informed
proboscia IL quickly shaped to perfection, which
he will fufuish 70 al DESTROYS Of having AqulIns,
0reeisns or Romans for 1os. 3d. sent free. We
are unable 70 ray whether the Londoner's ma
chine u saeeeas or not, and 20 cannot with ctf-
taipty determipe whether the mtllennium has
arrived. The loee % 3 feature upon whose syn
metry the beauty q . iAee depends; for mo eyeS,
mouth and love like fronts are % naught II they
are accompanied BY ugly NOSES, % great 10 the
power Of the prob0scis TO make or mar. Somehow
. nne nose IS also associated in the mind with
cult 70 think Of sny haro - eat:nossd. We can
tresees for oar money, end IL 10 even said that
young ladies are acquainted with secret mean1 Of
causing their eyes to fash with tho radiance Of .
bright spirit, q Jankuish with all the unnttsr.
able affection Of the dove. But the Informed
nose has hitherto proved an insurmountable OBJ
stacle to Identification, and II has generally
been considered that We were in the same unfor
tunate prsdicsmsnt with regard to that lecture
- the leopard b With regard to his spots, though
e Artsp1. Wafd ssys, they can be . Snn:nE:a 70.
Why, having al the other regulates ct car com
msnd, We should not become beauties, and nc
longer offending esthetic tastes, appsar with
flashing eyes, penciled eyebrows, hyperion locks
quiverfng nosfrils, and all the rest Of 1t. Al
though having no occasion for the nose machine
ourselves, We shall watch Its operation with
great deal of interest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
sSSfM. Tt7i'f1
MANEUvEDINas or raR QQNsERvAs
DISQUALIFICATION HOOD.

eccfrespondenSeS - - heyse>1enu.3- -
~. =. :. ssls :sI:s = =. = {: s -
tbs grand jury sfsusslsy - Mayer Wss1 = IN
AhArgs eeNlplsliy psgiseking ~ An)dvwh0fs
qusll The riots b shs dty Of tne ~ GF&ctIss
vsnbsr last. Able solnsel ysrs bfSaehf ever
iron Rishmosd b I'D H. States attsnGy b u
p.osssstioa. TIE 1lfy, esnpesedss 1vss1sHb.
liesns and eight Osasssvativss, wsFs snp&nnslsd.
22ss,sst invsst;Ess.s. e. s.ssssd CPss, =, g
prove Mayer WOOD . bait .ndsc IL Nv, had
sisSss;sty "a .'isd TIE ics ssalsd = Sesss e
o. appltcatton Of Mayor Woods attorney an
: :;::s 4: A 500 (! s;
case there Were sisve sor convicsion and one for
e..s y: ss 10 Z. ..s :s "a III
citiseoe say that nst 'eeintillA o. svtde has
beer sddnced 70 prove Mayor Wood EailtT q The
IL = e sSs. e.
NeveMbsT, the night before The sasetioe. vas the
result o. 8 Ce1ssrv.tivs eonspiraey. Plsinsd Tor
& " &, sss my ~ Il. ci {.
thfsw . rock; and tlern tre echoes n The mir In
dicatiys q tAorouyh Of ths natter,
and the hxing OF the responsibility vhsss Il BE-
The conviction Of the mayor at thss tims seemed
e bea Conservative neessaty. in esasr g .ecHre
f.s me eS:rls ~ aEs re
.s% a.. e =: 3. - nsss. e ss
and this Is ;vhst our fsisnss nss. y .lscAtsslf
Ss s"s ss s &. fss E & B
TOT, prescription. iatt4ldatIeQ - essscisn naa-
why sns nrcI on -. sssss g wes$ ne
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
INFORMATION ABOUr AcHEBN.


The German periodical I'm NeueR Reich gives
some interesting informstion about Acheen, This
country forms thsnorthwestern portion Of Sums-
tra, and covers An ares OF about eight handred
geographical miles, and has two million inhabit-
ants belonging to The Malayau race. The Acheen-
csc are tall, strongly halt, and Of violent and
naughty temperament, though they arc much
more intelligent. and skillful than most Of the
other inhabitants Of sunatrs. They are mostly
MOhammedsns. The capital has about eighty
six hundred houses and thirty SIX thousand In
habitants. The country generally IL mountainous,
but exceeding fertile. Pepper coffee, cotton, to-
bscco and vegetables grow freely end prodlce
abundant crops. Gold s1d precious stones are also
found In great quantities. Although part Of
Sumatra IL under the equator, the elimateis very
Reaumur, though thsee 10 ~ frost or snoW even
on the summits OF mountains twelve thousand
feet high. Hhe cir 10 heslthy IN the mountain dis
tries bat not In the plains or on the coast Acheen
abopnds with Wild animals there arc elephants,
tigers, bufsloes, rhinocefoses and ofangoutangs.
The latter are never killed by the natives ~ they
believe THAI the seuls of their ancestors have
passed into these animals. Among the allies OF
the Acheenese are the Battas who are cannibals,
and are said always to take salt and lemon juice
with them when they 60 to war, 80 a. to be able to
regale themselves on the flesh OF their dead enc
mics.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07

rHs a2:s s3s,sE,s4E.; s9e1s1 GATH

e11UhfO0< 6l1k 6kAsON.
1hgnzana seaal evso e the ssssoa b New
yssk ~ - ~ - sAs1ssy = Nssss sson
ys1ssV. eApjna ~ agausl charity
Ill 49, ~ ssyne g e crew. +
3 y. ~ 3 .s. s,a's fs ss's !: e: e
|u1lyp6scb sssat thleo ~ afisleerscy attend
dusiHe ths winter. The ball this season was
fslly % bsillisat - q isEnsr ysaFs, ani The
Ae6deny pressntsd ths dalEltnS appsaranee that
10 ely wears q tAis sssasisn.s I've bands Of
s.s sasd e IN s as and
s =: r.: sAs sasas ses'a sd
Z: 3: = : s.eSs TUNE ss9n
Ssss es:s W ssss. Y NE NE
v:ss II: a. ~ :: i..; s.ais. .s ~.
ssss aa s. osnss. e Sssa *: .
taonsy sis xsS :oeS aSs s.sIs
Is sesrcs3y 10 attsaee attention. A rich black
ne
skirt, which Was worn over the lace drees, aud
was trimmed with costly gu!prrs. The effect was
s1a n
Hieks-a black velvet With closely.6lting
eorsage, high ruehe and yoluminous skirt
M. WITH the most decided devices in the
Jspansse style. This dress was effective, bat
would rather appertaan 70 the class Of special COS
IL 'sss x oSoa
Mrs. Surrogate Hntchings wore . rose-oolcfed
silk dsmi:t sh. eoEht q Win branches q Toss-
STds Scssss 81 ~ md .csd With white s,tLD
osasiasstsS VIII single SouSss, en-. snt
Ssnd.o.sis sSasd With pa Rei Lace Ma Ii Js
reys Esw1ew maroon satin, with N over
SlEt q gansy AhIte: Of . golden color. Mrs.
but tasteful ocmbinstlon. Mn Rlthsrford wore
ls s s n s.i ssr' s Gasn sos ever
pesftilos; trimmed With hantfIly and pink roses.
4rs, Theodore Noss was sttired ip q delicate
0shadc Of pink silk profassly trInme9 With
With punches Of :! frosted daises. Miss
Belle Blackihgtsa, Of f1fsh avenue, were O.
rather striking costume, that from It. peculiarity
sstin front, With court train Of mousseoicred vel
: the "a. ma 70 IL 81 Of band q psnI and
rsd peoples, sxte9ding close e the foot q the
bard of mouse eolored velvet, dotted all over with
pink and red roseb1ds The overskirt, cut long,
with three Putii On the back, two nouncss % the
SssS e sn : @
u re. q The waiss completed this costume
n Washington last season. Mis- Jessie wsllen,
pssflesss, viz Sssk blue evsrskissp On train,
caught NJ ct the sides with punches OF roeebuds.
Miss Vanderpeel appsased ID oorn-celozed silk,
rsS e ths snias and
tired in pale bles silk skirt, trimmed with
pipinss and folds q ssuleur chair; large reverb
on sides, similarly trimmed; entire front covered
with bouiil0pneeS Of tuile and pink roses, high
corsags, slesve . II Marie Antoinette, diamond
0fnAment1. rsE s.,..sIs ..l.lrl az
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SPRING
MEETING

MEETING.
A number Of the leading stakes to be contested
,or at the opening Spring Meeting of the Mary
and Jockey Club, at Pimlico, On May %, q, Is
and g. closed on the 3lst OF January, and TIE
kmericaa takes the earliest opportunity of plac-
M the entries for the stakes that closed upon
hat day before its readers, and the number and
excellence Of the horses entered prove the popu.
,arity and success of the club. Among the entries
will be found The names of horses owned by all
he principal turfmen Of the United States and
Canada.
The stables of Belmont, Bannatyne, A. B. Lewis
D Co.. Hunter x Travers, John +. Chamberlain.
sfrinsteads, PuryeGrs, and n number OF others
aave been greatly increased in strength since the
all meeting Of 1873 and although the racing sea-
nm OF that year proved an unusually interesting
.ne, and presented 10 the public number OF
wonderful contests resulting in the defeat of more
shan one horse that had been a popular favorfte
n the carly portion of the season, yet he season
startling events in racing annals than did the past
season OF 1873. In addition to the large number
d horses that have already esta blished reputa-
don as fast, the reader will see the names Of a
most Of two-yea olds who have yet to win their
taurels and II blood pedigree and train
ting have as much 10 do with making fast horses
rs IL generally supposed, many Of these young
sters twill make their mark.
The club has recently purchased from MI.
Samuel Parkhurst hve acres OF land Immediately
.ocated, and the club have completed all the
seceseary arrangements, and will, during the
toming summer, erect handsome club house foi
he use Of the members and their guests, not ONLY
suring the races, but during the entire year The
aew avenue which was commenced on the west
line of the track last fall has been completed and
NiII no doubt be Of the moet fayorite roads to
HE track.-BGlfimore American.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
A WESTERy 0PLyI0H OF WASH
LNGTON. s-I

Somebody has trAnsfsrnsd washtngton city
from the most miserable nod hole aaA dust pile,
according to the season, IN the Union to the hand
soonest city in the natios, snd, ~ .so0s saywhr
hare right to say H. the most bssutifal city b
the world Much Is We loved Washington q .
had poor opinion Of him Is an engineer, Judsing
Of The dty b planned nd laitea tBne . visit 9
few days ago changed eur sPtnis0 IN this regard
found 0 city Of suyiassiDg beaskE and eas whice
10 both pride and Q pleasure 20 csllthe capital
Of the great fepublie-K1as1g cur Journal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
IRISH HOME RULE LEAG EE.

This association met last night at Lincoln hall
Major Daniel McMahon in the chair, and Mr.. J.
&. Dease secretary. The committee on speakers
reported that Hon. Alex. II. Stephens, OF 0eor.
Ia; Hon. Charles Albright, of Pennsylvania :
Ion. W; j. Hynes, OF Arkansas; Hon. q: D. Me-
pton, Of Howard University and Professor Tyler.
the Columbian Law School, had accepted invI,
d home rule, 70 be held at Lincoln hall q Nun.
say evening NEXT, nth instant. A colamittee or
hree, consisting Of Mr.. VIM. Pagan, Janss BIZ
Governor Shepherd snd invite him to preside q
he mass meeting. Tho secretary rcd 3 lettss
addressed to the various Irish societles Of the
Nc on the evening OF Thursday next The asso-
station thea adjourned. = ~ 81 y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
CEN BuzzER's VIEW RESIDENCE.

Grspaic, IN sreeent letter, Aas tAs fosEipg eAss-
graph: Gen. Buffers new nsueies q Oepitsl
I'M u Espidly ssing nps his iaw oaces ard sa-
blss. which are % TIE rear street., are qaits Ia
stssp scsfp d OsPitol Hnl has bssn carried up IN
the rear With OsPs Am GFsnite walls e the sec-
onA story. Tle fksns 2 q New Jersey svenae,
eAines and the eid nfle uas.isa, whore Jeha W.
Penney gave sgtSftaiu1 Dsots thssagh 1aay ysass,
md vhsf. TIE United 6eates suprsns Cs1st oscs
eeet q :. gss:s I'm s :: - 1Ssss any )!
~ hei4ts q Vfss "a S IN -. ~ ssys a.
cads towards the lower city while the segt front.
Standing % nush higher ground, WI a1mit
fhus whichcyer Way proocrty imnroyss vhefhsr
Capitol Hill or below, tho proprietor VIII seem
to straddie the interval Mullett, the TreestrY
architect, get up the dsaigns for his house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
KRARE xoK IowEa1x,

the noofs ffe0 this the until further notice.
will seil cur entire stook Of hoots and shoes of
every deseriptioa includtDg the celebrated Burt'a
Gray Bros, and other. Afst-elsss makers, q less
than cost, II egdsr - nake reen fsR o full stoek
Of spring goods. Nov . the tias % secure coed
northWest. -a-Hnr :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
TAKE CARE or Y0Ua. VALUADLE3

Gall and sxamfns the IRE ard bufSlas.pgooi
yaalte Of the Safe Dspseit Ocmpeny, corner Il
keeping Of securities Jewels silver.waxe Or otAsr
valnabIes. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars Der
! Tske vaTaiag Jfsntks cAtesse ss6 Dsssss .lsss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
KEEP OUT OF THE COLD.

Go to SavaSs's and got bin to put his unriyalel
weathcr-strip on your windows and doors. Many
hsxe boon c0ufustsd, and adyiss their friends to
~ and DO likswiss "a jos. L. SAVAoR,
Pennsylvanis avenue and Tsnth street, 4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
xWYcACY on PRAKR.

fbeslk . Tie stats q ohIe have nst g 20
AAop1bf tDsAsosy n d. fyndall - To eAeAsy
ofpsayes. q May parts Of The Ststs they. hold
daily pssysr ns}tls{s ID u sfests % ~ re.
esasi d tie stsapsrsaee sease. 1hsy eoIese ~
fof shsir SxsSeiseg q boIaly eatsr ths aens and
bold thsm TIN, aad pray N the ossgs % cioes
until the propfl1tns Pat thelS np NJ vsfy
sVsEsh SIata, snl 6 1sSf Gsssaai. ,in'Sr .sa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07

VALUABLE sEcoRD.HAND Bo0KS,
from public sales and private Libraries, IN good,
clean condition, and ct Low prices ct
. 4neLiM's Aptiquofiaa Bookstore.
h., and Eiftsanth streets, naar ths Treasury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
TAX BILLS
81 IHsas,cY,s' I'm IprIpF,1 m

for special inprovsmenfs and for sewerage set
He'd st discouns o. twenty 1--WE 70 thirty-ve per
cent. By tie ROgsss Banking Company, SIS Sew
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07

NASSEY'S PHILADELPHIA AEE +
70 the oalydmsstie ais sold By the lssdlDg hotels
and restaurants n TIE District. The reason =
streASth q flavor. Families supplied With hall
or quAytef barrels and faucets loaned b. Palmer
Z Green, 81 Greene street, 0eorgetown, y. O.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
THE NAREET6.
FINANCIAL.

7 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by Lsscis Johason o., Baakers. VerRon
Roae nOrfaeaa corser PeaHsytpGaia dueaae and
, Tsath street, Washisgton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07

Lsuis Maafise - ~ - IsyinH 0ibsea. lot
8 square ~, en1xss lglSS q. f,Ashf y JSba q.
1ssss; = - 10y q stissl eldisiez e
s.; 81; ~ 9; :; Is'R
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
HArum,s cArHARrrc.

10 supply this yitSlixinr element. S'-F'
+..,''- -.t-,-- -ta.
M msd,e,ns !. need.S n r.sn tha hov.,s In
~ uJ.S.uo - nooe ~ III III a. aE y.
nesy s9u Ies1S..y Mo1 Hs scIaoS ~ tIS IVY,
sno y W sn9 nKns sstonssm ~ qeSny; t sne
S1,ne HssS - ~ cs,.r.i sncSistcn S.n .hns
taS~r ~ teSss 49, Ssv yssssiI ~ SssS,~i AZ
ssct e ettcsr"A TSorst scsRscr - Srs ~ scsrt
supply Of bib or to lack Of the stimulating Gle
~, ~ yss5sss ri. 1sv.s ..;{.k ~ ~
SsSIa AZ aSr,sv ~ kiis ~ ~
Tsste SssssRr, ION tSs svsssm e ieSst - III
twsrtv mr hosra bcfrs rs3icsi eurs a. coStIvs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
CITY ITBAa

We ALE CONSIDER IRoa the embodimsnt Of
strength and power, but how few are aware that
Il 10 tkls same element in the system that gives
Il csuses weakness and debility. The Peruvian
Syrup, . pxotoxide Of iron, Is prepared expressly
to supply this WALKING element.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
AN UNUSUAL SCENE. L
A PRAYER MEETING, M 4 ST. LOUIS
HOUSE OF ILL-FAME. lfi.llek =

tFrofh the st. Louis Democrat
Several Of the iunates Of Madame Stillnanis
house Of ill-fane Sn Christy avsaus; ssst . not:
70 Rev. Mr.. Hammond, the svangefist, The ether
in the house. Mr.. Hammond never refascs to %
where he thinks he can DO good, and yesterday,
after the morning services in DR.. BaIlmghsm's
church wore concluded, he yisited Madame STU
mans, in company with several city elsrgyqm
a nod .Ss. ss ts ssa 4. xss
and when the visitors raax the ball abe u.s taken
considerably BY surprise, bnt when told what bad
ali her girls into the parlor. The latter were
dressed II their bsst style, and behaved them
selves in such decoroue manner that many Of
ns yS anS sSs
The nature Of the occupation ef.ths girls sug-
gsted to them everything rspalaya aad ~ sun
Afler prayer had bean oasrsd and ssyszal
speeches made to the girls urging them % reform,
Madame Stillman turned orator, and nade quite
evil law as anording fallen women more protsc-
ton than they could ever gain IN any other way.
She said II the same treatment vas extended to
men Of lax morals that the women receive, some
good could be accomplished; but % long - the Sc
ducer and the nbertine are received Into good
society and thy to Money
for women. When woman goes astray sheis do
nouneed By society, while The author Of her ruin
her part az rendered useless By the fact that the
world will not countenancs or trust her reforma-
ton. but forever taunt her with her Disgrace.
y neg es
and will strive TO gain living by honest labor.
A rather curious incident occurred ct Madame
yesterday. A gentlensn, aid to DO member Of
Dir. Brookes church, bad been IN the house SEVERAL
days, drinking wine and eaioying the society Of
E iss 1 Il sa .ss door 1 ~: opened a: soon
recognized the fscs Of lis pastor he made das
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-07
ANOTHER CALVES SUR.

= INOTHER GAINES SUIT. ~
Jules Jantn hns entered suit sgstnst both, Mrs
uyra CIaxks Gaines and Gala Cushins, claim
- enc thisd d ~ lasas sse vhlsh Der az
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