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"ILLARD HALL. .p.-=..rF-.r.r- -f~r.a
~ John =. lyDssy,,h. :; n ;..,.;. .Manager.
80 that ! hne View Of ne st.ss MY Be- obtainsd
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BASE BALL
PROPOSED TRIP TO EUROPE.

PROPOSED TRIP TO EUROPE.
The Philadelphia Press Of yesterday says: "Al
spaulding, the pitcher Of the Bostons, sailed for
England last week to make the necessary prelim-
nary arrangements for the grand tour Of the Ath-
,etic and Boston clubs in August next. The inter-
national team VIII include Mcbride, McGeary,
Eisler, Battin, Sutton, Clspp, McMullin, Anson,
sIshsr TN Marna5 Reach and Sensenderfer
Barnes, Sckafer, 9eorge Wright, Leonard, Harry
Wright. Reals, O'RopIke, and another player Of
he tour IS thus far proposed They viii leave for
England the last week in July, and return home
he nfst week In September. They will plsy four
10 % to make the contests legitimate and inter
,stinR. Twenty-Five Of the baseball players WIN
also play games Of cricket against the gentlemer
and players Of England. - f.. J
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HHROU0H LINE BETWEEN WASHING
L TON, PHIL AND NEW YORK.
.WAsMIN0foN, Deeember 8, liza
Trains beeyeea Washingson and Hew York are
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave aaily, exeeps Sunday, ~ -. sud aad
FYOH PMLADxIEfNA. ! s-.'
e ~. daily, except Sunday, as, m andl. s:so
On SUNDAY.
hss = IS a., MsC xSt1 , -, "a Phfsdsa
1 4sroaSS fi:ss;s & Piusaespaaa, Nov Yors or
~ he d.: alse. The company's Omes, rs Pennsyi-
rs sSsSssSs fnehastas tseksts At ~ svenus saos
eal ikeFe iffshk % have thef baxSsse called fSe
and ehechea = $Aeir resaAence taken 70 the dspoS
~ ses Ri III ~ ssd ir,Sa for
seheduie 6ll.stsA NsshiaEtoas Baltimore. Annap-
=" Tic ~ ~ HAN, leaseef Of 1ta.sbsssasssu
80. IS T66lT1, Assas Is Washington.
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MUMLA LN8PRCTI0N.

Last night Lieutenant Colonel r. L Fleming,o
the First regiment, accompanied BY Majors Plant
and Fugitt, continued their ipspection Of the
militia. Company D, LIST regiment Natiopal
Guard, was first visited, and passed the required
| examination very crSdltably. Tho cavalry was
next looked after, and company a, Presidents
nonnecd .'aIl right" Tho inspection Of companies
b and q, Governors Mounted Guard, was poet-
ponsd until February 2 Ter - -
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Tickets, el0s HaIfTiekcts, oJs Quarters,
o2.5O.
~ Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named, and all drawings
are under the supervision OF sworn commissioner
~ The onicial drawing will be published In the
81. Louis papers, and copy Of drawing to pur-
chasers Ofticketa. 49,
~ We will draw similar scheme the last day o
- Nemii at oar risk IS POST OFFICE MONEY
Orders, REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT, or
EXPRESS. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER = CO.,
%. lI0Nll, Mo.
Post Once Box, 10. myl-TuTh4Stf
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RALTIMoREA AND PoroMAoRAILRoAD
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND = STREETS
NORTHWEXT.
AfseS DeeenSsr = iEa trsin,. yin Tun e 5Ss|o.,

AfteI Deeember1s liza trains wiz run e foYows:
TkAhNHSI hEAXE FUR rRAMsSs sH AssIyS AT
s' h. :sss .P. x xsss 4. S s
gsess, daily, sAeeps Sun ios, daily, except sun
Is 6auy. Aecommod,- as Z. M. Baltimore Ex.
ngs :: NJ. L.st Line lo:lG :: M, Daily fsss
Buffalo and West, daily, LINE from West
exceptSunday. - TN p. m, Accommoda-
l:i3 D. M, New York EX. ton, Southern Nall,
pres, except Sunday. : daily, except Sunday.
81 Baltimore Express, 5:l3 p. M, New York Ex-
except Sunday: c,..,t press, dsify, except Sun
n. H IcaiayPi'e south SIS B. M, Aecommods.
80 ,. n. xsss=noda- s:S p; r.: DsiIX. hon
s:s Z FL Daily New esPs s sunday, rom w.ss
s.s 5. M, Paclsc Ex- 1l:os p. m.,, southern Ex-
n:A New York Express,
except Sunday.
D. n. eonnses Il Be~ie with tr.ins for Pops s
Creek leavtng Bowie 1t 70 and $50 p. M,
irving as Pope's Greek NJ l:Ss and 7:2S p. n.
Trains leaving Washingion at s:0S and $50 Q.
and SD p. m. connect q Odentoa with trains fos
Trains arrivinsat Warrington at io:ss .. m. and
s:5o D. m. connect 81 Bowie with tr1ins LEA VIM
Popess Creeh tau and 1:lB p. m.
Passengers leaving tAelt order? as Ticket Once,
nue., northwest corner sixth and Pepnsyiv.nia ave:
nue., can have their haggsse called for and checked
Wcss. TnfosrS ,ticEess TO efneinnatI, coium6us,
Inai.n.pol osls.is; s.; Louis. IN New =, oriss ,
Ea.s %.. sesS "a sesss. aaa =. points
Z. YOUNd. Gen. PASSENGER Agent. :
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STATES MAIL.

| POST OFriCE DEPARTMENT,
sfSs Department until O'Clock m: Of Msrcn 3
Sss.a p s, the s * fay.ns the ss
Il
0O From wlnehesser TO- cspon Springs (w. ya.,l
Lave winchester daily, except sunday, ats:u
ARi8: 4. c.pen Spring, q. $50 M;
| Leave Capon Springs daily, except Sunday, AZ
| Arrive =. Winchester bysam.
za From Alaie; BY s.dlsy Springs, to Manassas, 70
/ miles and hack twice week.
xe s S.ns: :s.gg e. s!!'., 's:".n;
Arrive .! Adj. by 4pm.,
rcSSeins , distance Il 4 mie. AT su'e' springs
1a From Hampstead to Fair Haven, 10 miles and
| leave Hampstead Wednesday at cam;
ts.ss f f q aav ssy wsds..i.y a.Ipm;
Arrive At Hampstead BY Jpn.
Shop. Gienn's and Sainds. 10 Urbans, % miles
! Lave We:s Point Mon,iay, wednesday and
! A r5i;,ay 4 r Trbs,s n +; ,sm.:
| Leave Ursana Monday. Wednesday and Friday,
A1sire E. =. III IVES, Poin, by7p. IN.
Il
1a From steyenvine, by Cartons Store, to New
Leave stevenviie "Wednesday and Saturday at
Leave New Prospect "wednesday and Saturday
| Arrive at si.venvirlc by 2r. m.
as From Rural Retreat to Clem's Branch, Is miles
Leave Rural Retreat Saturday at sa. m.;
Leave clem's Branch Friday Al 10 a. M;
4 = Arrive at Rural Retreat by p. M.
Ss From g. T.%many',: SYy sh.x,: Store, n. o.,
1 Cabbage Farm, 70 miles and back, once
| Leave St. T,mm.nx's Saturday at a. M;
Aiye t 4 G.se1E sr r,s% ~
Arrive II 81. TammanY's BY .. IN.
co F,c% p:%Ps. DSsg.s to Walker Church.
+ Leave fampIin'. Depot Monday, "wednesday
: :ss Sss:a: sls::s ssss;.s, x.s...a.
A 1as ss ss Fs%hp Il Dspo. by.pm.
0s From ss. crsss, y rsd,..,: Nm, !. and Mn;
\ Lesxe salt clesf Tuesday and Saturday at
/ Ee.ss ferEs o. S.dsio Tas.day and Saturday
| Assiss a BAL. Greek byspu.
40 From csIso.yille to Ek Greek. 10 miles and
| kesvs Ssfsoasiiie TussJ.y. Thursday and Sat-
S..:s.ss Fl 4i..:4., and s...,-
1nss.: 4 e. mo bysp..
40 Eros. Ees... IiilS ~ s..se.d.yIlle to Essle,-
Lssse h wsdnesd. si and s.sa1a ssS. :;
s;s::. WILL; Ind
Ar IVY fissssi.::iHmsssp.. 4
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nEspERAD0 Arrested.

Sergeant Acton and Omcer Henkle yesterday
norning arrested, In MAYORS alley, . veli-known
soIored dssperade, charged with an assault a
william Belt whoahseu withs rasor. On search
m the house . pair Of very hne ragogs were
ound He was tafsn 70 the Central guard hoass,
Shere he was Identified ~ the assailaat IN two
Mher brutal asssults. He sent 70 Jail 70 await
ne eesioa Of the grand jury.
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WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE SOCIETY

WASHLNGTON CITY BLBLE SOCIETY.
The board of managers held their. regular
monthly meeting last evening ct the rooms Of the
depository the vice president tRev. A. W. Pitzer)
n the chair. OF the city pastors Revs. VIM. No
Iuire and VIM. Il. Logan were present and Pc r
dcipated In the meet ing. A grant Of one Bible
zach for the Vice President and Speakers rooms
we're appointed . committee to solicit and obtain
rom each Of the several Protestant churches in
he city an annual contribution to send the word
IF God to all the nations Of the earth. II was
stated that the parent soeisty has tust eoepleted
he Bible In the Arabic language, which q ready
or distribution, by which two hundred millions
II the human family can be reached. II was also
Jtatcd that eight or ten years since "a. 900 vas
.aised by this society for this purpoee and the
1opc,was expressed that from the present rrowfh
Of The city we might expect greater results Amer
he reading and approval Of the minutes the
BOARD adjourned to meet on the last Monday IN
February. Closed with prayer. : :.
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STATE LOTTERIES.
Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOR TIE srxErIr o. TIE
Public Library Of Kentucky.
OVER A MILLION IN BANK !!
A FULL DRAWING ASSURED!
TUESDAY, 3IsT OF NARCH NEXT.
Only q, 900 tickets have been issued, and
01,6oo,oo
divided into r2,ooo cash gifts will be distributed
by lot among the ticket-holders.
OVER A MILLION IN BANK !!

Total, n 90 sifss, all cash, amounting to o. ca, 60
:. The concert and distribution Of gins WIN pest
hxed, whether all the tickets are sold or not. and
the oO gifts all paid In proportion to the number
OF tkkets sold. o..
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $50; halves, s2s; teuth. or each
coupon, d; II whole tickets for tam: c2N tickets
for ei,0I: III whole tickets for $500; III whole
tickets for $4,000. No discount ON less than 600
worth OF tickets. :
THOMAS Z. DRANLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager
Gift Concert, Public Library Building. Louisville,
kentucky. ia1S-w &Slm
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A LE1ANDRlA AND WASHINGTON
"A kAlLkOAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
fREDERlCK6BURG RAILWAY. e
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STRR8TS.
Local trains for Aiexandria leave follcwss q :,
e 10 H. 2. H., 4 T. 81, p. M, and = AN. and
Local trains leave Alexanlria as follows: Z, :,
except Sunday. - = =
Trains n:aIfed TINS connect with trains on waah-
fnEtOn and Ohio railroad. .s
6z5a N. daily. except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS. via Richmond,
day.
west sale at the occ Sixth and Pennsyl.
vania avenue, and Thirtcenth and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage TO be checked ut all hotels and reside aces
hfouGh to destination. z. s. YOUNG,
jy21f General Passenger Agent.
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.AAUsEAENra
THE NATIONAL.

g. .r .-... Anc NA1IOnAk l-...F t-.r,
Saratoga" was peodueed aAths Natiooal last
evening to . fair and apprecistivs aadiencs. The
play has not been ipaptly termed hvs-aet play,
for It 70 succession Of udScrous incidents strung
topethsr IN amuss an .hd,enes and IA. allov +
-r.,s.- - 1900. ;. - ..c..s..-.N- - -
AeAD.. y. As.ss. y = sl - ~.
az pretty = 70 them may seem u. M. Ssytle
"a Sas fSsasentiv rrsetes Tith proicCssS And
eenereus spp8sass. 1hy AvilIe, ~ Emo HON
tnxton, Vas Mse!y, psrt and ptessing, and Soesel
Sey Doeasnoi IN & ~ ~ .nS , moss oostly
TI,c other chsfscters IA the &sv Werc sssSmCd
sstisIaotorily By Mr. SAvine's large and talented
compeay. NJ bansAt tsadsrsa 70 him will taxa
place tomorrow evening, and promises to be q
Substantial aeknovlsdgsns Of Ills services 70 tn
eeone' = So
=. ,. AIxOArA - =
NJ: ScsaeA a1oeessa - svsang e Sah. y
ses pay - thAs nsne. ead seeeosAAA kseplsG
large eoaSues u ths 49, g Aensr Ssns q
.; dramatic eompoeataon hfl1 mr. oelov ssOux
Amssieap Oonsin," and aAogds M. Sothsss
iewer SgR9rteaities J i9r tns dispssy g eis yesu.
n sm~sss the sni1eneS IN ain msV - :. n - h.
accomplished. This evening" ss.Semr ID 70 b 70.
peated, epd 70 morroM NJ. kothcrn WIN pFsdpsa
.Daxid Hsrnsx Win ai@seL N tas ute 1sIs,
S4Snc.aalns VIZ -. - -. ~ %..sSss esiieo
DonSfessy Asusse soo ostsaso. --
ROYAL. MARIONErrEs.
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OLD FOLKS PARTY.

The gathering on the occasion Of the monthly
reception of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion promises to be more than ever popular by the
energetic efforts Of the committee. The second is
to BE- given on Friday evening next, and Il to be
called IAN Evening with the Old Folks" Dur
ing the evening there will DO IN progress in differ
ent rooms, and IN we antienke" costume, IN old
fashioned kitchen and supper; an old-fashIoncd
quilting bee: an old-time spinning party; q coun-
try apple cut; carpctrag party; New England
dairy; to conclude 1t 10 O'clock with old lash
toned country singing school.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE POOR.

GOOD NEWS FOR THE POOR.
Through the courtesy and confederation Of SEQ
rotary Fish and Hon. A. B. Asllett large aocS-
mutation Of wood, mostly tho ptns strips that
come around the blocks Of gPanleo used In con
structing. the new State Department building,
has been given to the Hon. A. s. Solomons, sub.
ject to his order - vice president Of the snoncrs
Of the poor the District and distribution viii be
made forthwith to the deserving poor.
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POLICE COURT sxEroHEs
FLEET H.JENKINs

SfS
but when he locked far il Fnsey Il v.s ro.s.
weighs about one hundred md eighty pcanae, Dos
unfortunately surcharked with eainal y ally,
Af,sr he found ths rope missing h nd g
the woodshed IN search Of that rope, Mnisti n
sacred songs and noby reesilinS 70 ~ina a, me
Sssn r BIB M MT
r: led u ar sass SS ss S.o Il. fsSes
sna s.is.d + sss
ropst" The raging capacity O. ysnkinC Sispcsis,
tion had time and again tmPressed hef xltn crgei
AFFAIR, and the cold ehi44 p91ee4 4Eo!fA 4sr
With AL the torce end e90eR, - e9tMclAe -
DeIEa awnerss t ~, SsoIs $3.50 s1sa.ms
nature N motion, RFacSi1g assss ~ tnadasss.
' nss senaSs Win al Ne ny q sossA eew
sp ss .xtss%iSs toS srsS asfS ,Rs g 4.n
xns mine, 40 last = shs was nAkieg WEet-
sts ebert e essape ost q he hssss, fIsst Jsc.
Ems ngne foae overlook her, en4 Rhsl see
Vkils Isritss st.c6 ~ ~ 49,. 4. ssns IN,
sr.asA Tns ysesI nsnesf d saESpgss es&e q
yestasdsy, .TAs Int imnTessics ~ When Sc
g: ~ a sis q. s:ss .s
E5rkotten % 49, he lSinx rockS, but her
etrsirSeSofVasS sfstsmSnf "a All such sSecuiS.,
tIoD At FoGf. ~ Nk00R3R IN Guik I'll
cuiDobie smrsescSf - ~ SsSl n Fleet n.
Jonkins Six monfhs ~ ia0. - -" I:
=
Hst Mollia Johnson n Nanlslofe oltsI eAA 80:
Gestod 70 1ef that ~ y6914 tkko bo0e 1Q4L AQxe
De innedineely IvoaS 5eeG1 Into AeR Peeket II
ne article. bat Ihils i1sfs - i4RStsM III
Eovsn "a NM Xss .t,.s, IN 2HkSe& ~
he joklsoa no added "a IL loSr' lst &c q
hates r. Wni0e1t md lint WhO pro r. ~ -
IDLY to pFcnatls0 graves -6hNtlynAHe .t6iseso
curr10eo nm u,eS 8anf Omith nh( i10HlS0
him sone alsrniux efaftstIc1 Aboa3 r MI nd
general ehlfacfer talkine eaSSa1S An unfp-
PaIticulaIfy About his condnes IL = = csrtsik
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A fsv evenings since widow, who was hmWn
By the entire congregation to be greatly - want
oil husband, was praying with fervcney: ~Oh!
thou knowest what Il the desire Of my hsAft!o she
exclaimed. "A.man!" responded brother, n .
broad accent 1t was wicked: but We Are Qaits
Occ0siOn. u. ms. e. fsae|4..,r H.-H....-
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ONE DoLLAR.
Lecture At 0 O'Clock.
rlAOAAO PAINE,
SOTHERN AT FORDes.

SOTHERN AT FORD'S.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF MR.. soruERN.
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, Jansary
Washington, the brilliant ti;rce-act comedy witt.
ten;6y john Oxonfora expressly for Mr.. Sothern,
----..- ..- SAM.
acknowledged by the LONDON and New York pres
10 pc equal, II not supef ior 10 Lori Duntlreary.
This comedy Is entirely different from the society
play ownest and protucsd by Mr.. Chanfrau unaG3
On WEDNESDAY EVENING the three.
act comedy, written by Ton. RobeItson for NJ.
vRfb5yG II S In bs SIa'S ~
original chaIacter,) Mr.. soihern; the rest Or tHz
CHARACTERS By tic COMPANY. Concluding with a.
x xSb fss EfTTfy of DuSDkEAkY 1ARR1r1
friday EVENING BENErrr or Mr.. soyH-
ERN. sOTiikRN MATTRESS SATURDAY. 80
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MR..J g. sAvlLLI...-..-SoleL Lessee and Director
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY a.
Bronson HVward,s comedy, In i've acts, Of
-h 0ARATO0A, :
MR.. -SAVtLLE
WIN appear OH 81 s s,s:i + Last season.
Supported by . powerful ra>t. Kew and elegant
scenery. ncw ant costly toilets. : =.
GRAND SARATOGA MATINEE SATURDAY.
q. WlEpNESypAY EyESlNG, JANUARY a
DEREO TO MIR. J. G. sAvILLE =.
by the citzens OF Washinston.
MONDAY, HEBIsy AIRY {. arst appearances Of the
fAyorite comedian, Mr.. W. J. FLORENCE. ja2s-H
YuuIhRn Hall -.-.-g-.-. ...r--.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-27

TIE ANIMAL RECEPTION Of the New York H.
publican Association will take. place on Mednes-
day evening, January -, 1t5k at Masonic Templs.
The COMMITTEES have made extensive arrange.
ments, and the decorations snd music promise 70
DO the finest Of tho season. a-.-. H.
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NOUNT PLEASANT ITEMS
SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS, TEMPERANCE AND
LITERARY NEWS.

MOUNT PLEASANT, Jan. "a, 1874.
70 tie Editor orthe National Republicans:
SIN: We have still more gratifying news to
communicate to you about the success OF the tenn.
perance movement in our village. At the meet.
ng Of Division No. II, Sons Of Temperance, on
Friday night, the following persons became mem
oers: Mrs L. s. Emery, DR.. z. T. Sewers, Miss
Ellen Emery, Miss J. NJ. Smith, A. L. Sturte-
rant, ESQ.,, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. W. r.
Murphy, Mrs. Exly, Miss Ida Thomason, Miss
Aggie Brown, George Bartlett, esq, Edward
Ehomason, Oliver Darrell, Of Mount Pleasant,
Matte Thompson and Mrs. NJ. E. Fillmore, Of
The city, making In all nineteen accessions. The
lfvision gives promise Of adding to its member
The committee appointed on the good Of the
srdel 10. . good one and some rich entertainments
nay be expected In the future. know Of NO place
lity free from either the sale of intoxicating
liquors. Securing this result is fact Of no little
Importance to all owners of real estate here.
have had this season was held at the residence Of
NJ. Eaton, on Howard avenue, on Thursday night.
His perlors were filled with persons who were re-
vas passed. in social converse, interpreted with
Shoios Refreshments, music, &c. :. --r----.. ..
The interest has greatly increased recently in
the fhursday evening teachers and prayer meet
fhs Rev. Mr.. Smell preached good sermon on
sunday morning, and was followed 1t night BY
the Rev. Mr.. Chickering in IN interesting dis
The young people Of our village have in process
Of organisation literary society, for their moral
md mental improvement, full account Of which
n ths right direction and its success viii Be- .
source Of great satisfaction to all. There Is con-
siderable talent among the young folks, and II
Properly directed will reflect credit upon the CON-
Mr. Herbert Graham deserves especial mention
fsr III labors in working up this society. NJ.
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rrrp our ar rHr COM

Go to Savases Aad get him to put his unriysled
weathersstrlp % yoar atnd0Ws aad doors. Ma1D
have been comf0fted, and advise their ffien1H u
10 and do likewise. Jos. L. SAvAeA
Pennsyivania avenue and Tenth stxslk.,
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FOR THE POOR.

Ladies who can aid in sewing, either by hand
or machine. viii aid In ripping and repairing or
re-msking garments for the poor, arc desired to
meet At the pariors Of the Young Mems Christian
Association ut 10 O'Clock this morning. This IL .
good work; and will undoubtedly be well re-
sponded to. The agents OF Weeds and Singer
saving machines have kindly rendered the use Of
tive Of each Of their machines for to-day.
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!. snosls, nethsr and old Mrs. stubbs, ware talk.
ing about littie 6ables. 'Whyssssid Mrs. Snooks,
ssa Sas Z. ssS sp ;S Saits
vas the sstouishing inquiry. .They tail me
s's ss II 3ss sS k, iRS r;Sse ss s Sss
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,. . r.-..-rf D. III. WARMER, +- ia
Real Estste Broker and Auetioneer, No. 10 Ssv.
enth street, Will remove 10 new oflccs in FedeSoa
buildings, corner Of and Seventh streets, on IL
10th prOximo.
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.rHF LArEfAREPA.RosA:.

A call VAS Issued b ne mmaing pppess q -.
terday for. neetinG Of the npsiei1 citissns q
Washington to take sonsS steps tewsfAt syipslnk
their regret ut the death Of Msdalas Rsplps1 eeA
For some reason tho ,attsndaso n@ eneA SAD
tho responsibility Of inaagssStll 3 Dvement n
the magnitude desired. T90Y, Reviewer, agreed
.to consult privately ND ~ 9sAffag nasicisn.
the indicattons are that 8 msmoeiaa serviss (as
proposcd) will be hold n N saIly dAyyvhieh will
q once be worthy Of the talents Of tie deceased
capital. j. - h.'a
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WAzs9tagoN AEp ONO RA1LaoAD

IS 5s ssgs lis's .; saEE
!. ,!,ss 80 &: B.. 81 : "a A;
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cHoIcE INYESrMENCs.

LII SQUIER + CO.,
Bankers, No. 1l1s Pennsylvanis avenue, pay
per cent. On all deposits.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-27
DISTRICT BILLS IN CONGRESS-.
The following bills relating to this city ~
District were introduced into the House of Rssss
Sentatiyss yesterday:


Sentatiyss yesterday:
yIRR-ALARM rMEaRAfH.
MT. Chapman introduced bin 70 "a In the
construction Of . hre-alarm telegraph IN the DIS
:Fict Of Columbia. The hrst section provides for
IN appropriation Of ~. 900 for the purpose. The
S 9. let S
SaIc not less than twenty Of the same style shall
- supplied and put in operation, to BE- located n
sneh pl.ess 2: may be designated BY the person
NE work 10 be done under contract TO Be awarded
y the Board Of Public Works; the entire 49,,
Sncludin1 the Government boxes, not - exosea
Sy the Treasurer Of the United States, upoa prs-
Ientation Of . certificate from the Board 81 Public
Works that the work has been faithfully execatsd
ser n chsTse Of the public 6uildlnss aud ero.nds.
section four provides that twenty per centum b
sthheld for two years ~ security for the proper
md satifactory working Of the system, the act to
TIE FEDERAL AxD LOCAL Governments.
A resolution introduced by Judge Poland, Of
Vermont, was adopted instructing the Judiciary
Committee TO inquire and report upon Che legal
relation between the Federal Government and the
Zeal government Of the District Of Columbfa, and
he extent of the claims upon the General Gov
srnment for AID, and to ascertain whether some
squitable means Of expenditure cannot be arrived
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES on tho District
Columbia be, and they are hereby, instructed
% inquire what additional legislation If any is
aecessary to secure the comfort and convenience
Of passengers travelling on the cars Of the Wash.
ingtol and 9eorgetown Railroad Company, and
shatthey be authorized to report to the House at
sny time by bill or otherwise.
The object Of the resolution is to compel the
company to clean their cars and keep them clean,
make better time, and prevent the agents Of the
anne from overcrOWding them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-27

TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers FROM the above COM
plants, either Of recent or long Standing, ad-
vised 10 use Blair's GOut and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon rs the most safe AMI eff.
fect1el remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
yeafs with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRour Z II ARsANr, I'D Strand. London, England,
and oold by all druggists.