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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
See notice Of Washington City Hiberni,
Benevolent Society No. I.

See notice Of Washington City Hibernian
Benevolent Society No. !. }
The steam lleep-ofwar Ossipes Is still anchored
in tho river Stthe arsenal.r = : A ssss n y
iO@csrs 1Haysman and Roth early Yesterday
morning recovered . horse and buggy, stolen
from J. d. Adams, No. I'M street northwest.
ent in. he garden n the NationaI Deaf Mute Col
,Sge; Lhis = tiys weeks in advance Of it, usual
The Knightssf 81. oolunhkill have secured
the servtces 81 John Mitchell the irish patriot,
cd lset S. o. spPs,sEy ITO b delivered 1t
About 80 o'eloek % SATURDAY aysrAoon .
eolotea boy. VIM diving, fen %. his e.rt ON
North Capitol street, was run over and badly In
home .ed ssa Sy Dr. Wonamee
Mr.. John Balm, for many years . resident Of this
wiiI take place from Wesley chapel this amer.
Patent Once building as . stonecutter.
The members Of the Americas Yacht Club are
making extensive arrangements for their first an
Ssy a 81
shall exceed in splendor those OF any similar
event. and that the ball shsll be the event Of the
season.
The Atisntic Coast Line Railway Company arc
now running Puiiman'g palace sleeping cars from
Rtchmond through TO Savannah, via Petersburg,
sheldon, Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta,
passengers to connect Herewith leaving Wash-
ington at .. This is important to invalids and
others going to Florida, as by this arrangement
they avoid frequent changes.
Yesterday afternoon at the monthly meeting Of
the Sabbath school ut the National Deaf Mute
college Q most interesting exhibition Of the at
tainments Of the students was given and inter-
preted by President Gallsudet and Professor Eay
10 those present. Among whom were General
Dunn, Doctors Rankin and Little, Of this city;
Simms, Of New Jersey, and Powell, Of New York.
Yesterday afternoon the beautiful weather,
seconded by much curiosity, induced o regular
proeesson Of persons out Sixteenth street ~ Wit
ness the completed pedestal OF tho equestrian
statue Of General Scott Tho monument has
been 10 its present finished state sincc Tuesday
last. All partfee-anong whom were many OF the
Mexican veterans-anxi0usly inquired where is
the horse? -.,
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: eRAcEE Z: CHURCH.
An INrEREsTINo DISCOURSE.

AN INTERESTING DISCOURSE.
Grace n. z. church, located at the corner Of 8
and Ninth streets, was largely attended yester-
day morning 10 lisasa to diseoafs ~ the pastor,
Rev. MI. Rice. His remarks were founded on
the 18th chapter Of st. Matthew and the 18th
down on the grass, and took the I'VE loaves and
the two ashes, and looking up 70 heaven He
blessed and b!ahe, end gave the loaves to His
He eommeneed By remaining that the incidents
ID the history q our Lord are fall Of Instruction
and dssp significance. Every act Of his was for
Never % I stts@pt TO untold aay incident IN 81:
guilty u some injustice. what pisss could have "
the muitiss1e md sxIibss s. divsss povsr than
sent,tivs q qed.f Christ seasht sest for himself
spen.e 70 the wants q the multitude that sur
.Isndsd ni% ns ssppliss them fSliX although IN
q IN ss,s .ssis,t: Y: M o Oss, vel
all our wants. When JeSus blessss s soul, he does
not De 60 partially, bat Wholly. Every cure he
disease 10 s.s y s1sss e me
In SIss.!ss = q w. SesS sSsn ~ SsIs When
n as. q re h
tho plsturs n this narrative against the selfish.
ness Of cold, Hnsympethisings world. Christ Is
shsss RSsd,sd ~ ~ rolled
ieto sesrnity, yet CHRIST bas rsmsined unehange-
able: ever e" rssdy 70 .appsy 81 sss vents;
rsSiss: vi isx ~ lis Ss sSs
eh1RSS has sagGsntsd 5apssM wkIh / NET
anA kssalllss aIelsSssss arr. RIA, q eoans$
tn Mnh 1hesoselsiIs1 and usejgas3 sosis6ility
naslss:ss1 y e. ns.heN. n lshs sA.e cor
$;s;: IS: !: 81 80 Rs:ss':s e
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he WHITE RABBIT or.rHr oRpx.,
TOBACCO AND TOBACCO SMOKING IN
SPAIN

tDr. Primes 1.-THE Alhambra and the Kremlin. ~
Perhaps by advertising q reward for tho discoy-
cry, 1t might be possible to find man in Spain
who does not smoke. Yet, strange to say, the
eulcure Of tobacco in Spain is forbidden by law.
The soil and climate favorable, and its cult
walton has been great success. But by that
kind Of legislation or decree peculiar to Spair,
and constantly reminding one of the Chinese, the
mother country, Srain is prohibited from raising
tobacco in order that the daughter, Cuba, may
have the monopoly. The right Of Importation is
sold to contractors, who make great business of
II. In the middle Of the fifteenth century the
Spaniards began to get tobacco from America
and they have been getting more and more Of It
ever since. In 1850 they smoked seven millions Of
smoke. They have their tobacco rolled up In 1T
tie hits Of paper, and these they carry In their
pockets, with matches. Often they carry the to-
bacco and the paper separately, and make ciga-
rette when they want II, making one while smOk.
ing another. These interesting manufactures are
not peculiar TO Spain; they arc common In our
own country, but not 80 general. The weed Is
used only for smoking and snufliLg in Spain.
can not learn that It Is chewed ct all. IIg
Children smoke ut an earlier age In Spain than
in other countries. 1t IL not uncommon for them
to begin at six, or even five years Of age. And
they never leave IL Cd till they die. Ladies
smoke. Not often do we see hem With cigarette
In their pretty mouths on the streets or in the
cars, but In the cafe and in the drawing room they
BY cool fOuntains, in narble-paved patio, among
the orange trees, or lollng 1t noon their siken
hung couches, they live to smoke, and their lords
have spoiled their own brcaths and tastes too
efcctually to make any objection. Where both
eat garlic II amounts to the same thing.
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THE HOLY COMMUNION.
PREACHING BY REV. FATHER HOBBIE
AND DIR. LEWIS. .F


AND DIR. LEWIS. F
At the Chapel Of the Holy Communion High
Church Episcopal or Anglo-Catholic) Talls'
Litany was sung ut eleven O'Clock, and there was
high celebration Of the Holy Eucharist, in which
Rev. Father Hobbie preached from the Gospel,
whatsoever therefore shall humble himself Is
this little child the same is greatest in the king
dom Of heeven.n-Matthew,xv iii:4 Christ estnb-
lishcd Q spiritual Kingdom upon earth; that king
DON, like every ether, has its laws, and its laws
are for spiritual ends. What may attain an end
in tho world does not necessarily attain similar
end in the spiritual kingdom. --+
Our Lord said humble yourself No man who
saps1 ,S IN ne world 2 going to
his kingdom, and without obedience to them We
cannot expect progress in Christian life. Thus
there are spiritual means which Christ has or
dained to feed and strengthen US In this world,
but judging from mere worldly point Of view
they may not be means at all. Christians observe
the blessed sacraments Of the Church because
regard to giving to the Church. We read IN
s ssh unto the Lord He that gives 70 Ghrists
paid him in spiritual manner. in the kingdom
q the world men require security for what they
ToTa y - sIsac@ Lending u unto me
10 the keeping Of Q spiritual law.
Areganee, Or sviolstion fthe law Of humility,
mas BEEN 2 crying evil In our Church. We have
been fmplseahIe, and have shown no epirit Of con-
eessien toward the other great Catholic Churches
tho Greek and Roman. Now, that tho Roman
v Uasd =, sn r. ssst ~ ass%a:y Syns to
rssdy z .sss = 2 that spirit sc humility Witch
re 4. h Angc.n Church !: " %silss tie S.tho
Christ the hvs losvss and two guail ashes, whsrs-
y he FED the Thousands. When We can learn
nonnity e indivhsais snd e: Church We may,
ssi,tnScxh re lsss IN ths verld b In the
AZ 80 ths rector Of TIE parish, Rev. John
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GENTLE" ANNIE.
FROM HIGH RESPECTABILITY TO THE
SPHERE OF BLACKNESS.

r
SPHERE OF BLACKNESS.
The searching pillow of our ever-diligcnt police
force occasionally strikes deep and sweeping into
the dens Of infamy and woe. The white shutters
and rich tapestry are torn away, the inspecting
match is struck in the interior of debauched in
squity, and the community stands agiiast as pov-
erty, wretchedness and shame comes creeping
forth from the blackened ditch. putreficd and
with no more power to decay, Five days since
two Metropolitan Policemen were compelled to
arrest, and drag forcibly into the Police Court.
fallen woman. soaked in hith, stecped in unclean
illness, consumed in sin, and besmearcd with the
sickening loathesomcness OF eternal death. &c
back ten years, and in a wealthy and kish-toncd
portion Of the great city Of New York We md this
came woman living in n house OF responsibility
and elegance. Last week she was carried. in a
state Of beastIy intoxieaticn, by the Black
ninety days there for vagrancy, in compliance
with the sentence Of the court.
The past six years Of the life of this unfortunate
has been spent in the ubiquitous 1uaymires OF this
city. Justice has been administered TO her at the
Police Court at least a score OF tunes during her
resisted the oicers With such violence as to com.
pei them to carry her into the presence Of the
court, where she displayed personal exterior
that was appalling and woeiul even to the har.
dcned criminals in the dock JohL Allen was to
Water street, New York, what this woman has
Annie Maddocks, and from her history II appears
that it was the social cup and the destToyer's
baneiul and whitening breath That undermined
and petrhed her highly promising future. Who
did this infamy? 1t was one of the hbertincs Of
that fashionable city who Is to-day moving pest:
disguised leper. He stalks forth into the high
way OF society, and moves about Us prince
in the stock gambling community OF
Wall street. He figures conspicuously amonR the
elite at Long Branch, and is most highly aFpre-
ciated ut Cape May. He occasionally appears in
this city as q cultivated and polished gentleman
from the Metropolis; as q man Of much social
strength and Influence. possessing goodly share
Of fortunes bestowments. But there's q w0man's
its crimson flush, and the condemnation OF an in
censed Judge lowering about all this social eie-
Eapce. But bis subterflge Is his sex, and society
has smot hered and shielded the sin 1t has profered
him its arm. and taken him by the hand and said,
"Good fellow" 1t has lavished its attention
ence and eulog lied his forfeited name and rcputa-
ton. 1t has shielded him from reproach and pun
jshnenf, while his victim suffers the rigor Of the
law, anG the 0bloquy of the world.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12
POLICE COURT
FIGHTING ALLEY

was the scene Of . bloody ARRAY Friday night, in
which Nathan Hall got severely worsted. 1t ap-
pears that two hundred pound yellow girl was
the ms gnet that attracted both Charles jackson
and Nathan Hall, and they naturally became In
terested In each others welfare, 70 when Jackson
himself to him like . leech to feyerish fall
the brow Win i KEEN s iii IL then i.ppsa
s SHS Viz ss
three teeth 20 NJ down his throst that no Was
compelled to swallow them; but believing that
he eOavsrted he rsnsisdsr Or Hsiis iacs into
the appearances Of . rare and Well-booten steak.
Hall was taken soths First presinet statlon-heuse,
DR.. HEyson, the wounded man was saved from
bleeding to death. The Judge sent jackson to
IN, and bic ss::sly and bleeding victim from
RoBEar HUNTE1 RI
wanted Q pIees q Nasy. KILLERS pie; but Bsb
Ssns have any no1sy nor MAJ he S!sPs.isv.
3 formidable obstruction Of about two hundred
e he pes.sewsy; @ Bob sealed the plsee, sei.ed
lar, while the len land was gatherfng Up The ssE
II. hs ssDs ga Il 2 ne g
Unfo.s...tsly 81. slipPss her bold, ed B0s
hornet &c deisesS and nasrsd her iaeisI beauty.
s sSssa s e dss as 3s re
sins q I. crest s.y He inesddss 4, q, right bees
and then escaped through the back kitchen Win,
vas being Se srssd q 81 Ma. Muller. He W:
Clara Heck and fSsderiek Ffeedman were hnsd
$50 each for selling liqsor without . liosnse.
Several cases Of prOfsnity, larceny and y.gnncy
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.RAH.R0ADS
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pre-. .s. .o.. N. sop. m.
s's .. n, and ;;m sSa i;r Or "a ~.
as ana IL ~ 81 a.d wsy foanss-A's. n'' mn T.
For Baltimore without stops-At $50 and sop.
ThAINs LEAVE BALTnsoRE.
.nds Sc So s "a 81 t a.; r; ssRTRas;.
A.4.S s:sst Is s1d s:1s q q n. a.. An,
70. N 1IssBHsH VI VA J nAiN LINE
A :;s = s. !sSs; a ;s5siS;
At 81. .. =, s .IlS. eaeeps s sS.h.
49,. . f6fSEifxN BkSNca. va IL
~ t9:ls z. NJ, daily, except Sunday; arriving at
me evening; vJJ1corr,e mn,
A. Ats'sa. m. and s'so and s:4sp. M. except sun-
F9 8k.N RGdHTTs sSn NJ. VA caIETH9P9LITAN
ROUTE. w. go ILLS 1 LIE
Leave WasnMeton - ~ !: e. and 7:B Pm, and
20 throssnv w1nG ~ en = % ears,
Through 70 tinciaa.ti q as : n. dsi,y.
PittsS"ys ~ g.Sn ~ A.. " LOUIS Cnscaso ana
I18 ANNAPOL{S.
AWE = n Az H ~ r n ~ 9qE NOS on Sunday
49,, 0e 19ntOAA. -
rSMSe M ~ ~ loS q SunIny.
1On 1VAN1 W 0I6S [n1Hs MMD ANTLRALDlATB
aes.,s. ,~a &ExinI1s- -
.,..,,.. 2. m.s SUNNY. re-
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INTO TN 0L0IsTHR,

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THE TEMPERANCE xoHENEHE
THE DhSHAwhYS.

THE DhSHAWAIS.
This Hourishng temperance organisation had
very large and interesting meeting last night at
Temperance hall. The exercises were opened BY
Vice President Powell who rad N admirable
poem. During the evening another beautiful
poem, composed By General q. W. Balloch, was
read BY Captain Earth. There was also pleas
Speeches Of very interesting character wers
made by Rev. Mr.. Chickering, Of Boston, MessrS.
Aherns, Barron, Dunning, Heritsge, Of Phiiadsl-
phia, and Professor Chickering, Of Boston. Thir-
teen persons signed the pledge. E.s# 'EI
NEW DIVISION At nouxr PLEAsANr.
The oficers Of the Grand Division, Sons Of
Temperance, have Organized . division Of the
Sons Of Ts emp M q Mosnt Pleasant, under
thirty members were initiated. %
-. 81. PArKcK's SOCIETY. -
This ime-hopored temperance society held fine
meeting last night At Carroll III, Mr.. John
Meysrs: George ssvags and Jsmes 7. Burn;.
Secsral persons took the pledge.F = &. Fg~ ~ !
IMMACULATE CocEPTIoN.
The Temperance society connected With the
Church Of the 1mmaculate Conception, N street
which Father Mccarthy preaides, turned out in
full force last night to hear addresses by Father
keans and others, at aPnblie tsmrsrapee meeting
eruns were added to the total abstinence army.
MASQUERADE PARTY.
One Of the most pleasant affairs of the season
was the private masquerade, given at the resi-
dence Of s. q. Parker, esq., 17s3 s street north
west AL seemed to enjoy themselves, both
In dancing and partaking OF bountiful supper,
furnished by the host. Among the characters
represented were "Haydee," by Miss Forrest,
Of Georgetown; "Joan Of Are, Miss Bsnier, u
Baltimore; "Evening STAR Miss Kauti; s.Nun,"
Miss Mcconnell; Apple Girl" Miss L. Heits-
man; .sBiue Domino Miss Denohue; Heather
Chimes" s. q. Parker !. Brother Jonathan"
Hs. RasfC1Rs ,, sna xIpf E,. so1f S;
man; aLord Dundreary,". Arthur lCropiey;
Jockey" T. Reardon; paul Pry," Chas. Lana;
and last though not least, the Spanish Brgand,"
J. J. Major. - So ~ stss'l-i !.
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CITY ITEMS.

wines speciality, at Nattan's Drug Store, corner
Second and ID streets northwest. eosl
AT HKILBRuN's.
coz Seventh street mort Invest, - ..-
$4,000 worth Of
Gents Fine Stitched Boots
VIC Ladtes' Nobby Button CATERS = Er
= - White, Rcd and Blue slips, Us. OF
Rubbers and Arctics
r Slippers made TO order. 't' 81
-io2 Seventh street. b r.
BlowHs metallic weather strip. the cheapest
and best In use. For sale only at Tubmau's. <l3
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty per
cent. The only place in the city where you can
get window shades for d, with fixtures complete.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES.
Out OF 1914 sewing machines distributed to ap-
plicants by the Chicago Relief Committee, each
2l27 were Of the Singer patent These significant
facts show the high appreciation in which this
excellent mschinsi Is heid.-Harper's Weekly, New
York. ....-s..0 7''-7
THE GREAT ENGLISH RExEDY for aout snd
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the abovercom-
vised to use Biair's Gout and Rheumstlc pills.
They can be relied upon Is the most safe ami ef
fectnal remedy ever offered to tho public, and
years With the greatest success. Prepared By
PRoUT & HARsANr, 2D Strand, London, England
and sold BY all druggists. =
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have By
using daily THUAeroNt Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Pfice, - AID oecents per bottle.
BRAUTiyUk, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have 1t BY constant uygo OF THoNYsoN'sP Pc
made Optine. Price, 8 and 50 cents per bottle.
not sosS
will renovate them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. All suid By druggists and fancy deal
crs.
wELL's MAoHlHssRREAp, Srnxserrrx,so
'PLAsTEas. whenever plastsvis needed, are IN
rivalled. Price, 70, Is, and 90 cents each.
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IADEg TO HOW. r. B. ELLIOTT.
HfaHKAY RoBBERY.

Ansa nansd JOSH Bosrved, employed a ths
fssidsnes Of The FfsnsA Mlnistsf, reported to the
oEeers Of the Ftnh poles precinct, Saturday
night, that he had bssn hnseksd deWn nd robbed
Sutton immedistsly ~ aboat 70 catch tie psfpe.
traitors, and IN abest half n Aoss aftsgVafds a.
GsorSe RseOs. cs Is ehuxs q ~ ~ Ds1siss s
"a viii b brsasSk bs1srs' Judge sssii to-day.
oOsins shs assat !BsSs ssssd e ost Sais
%, and that h. I'D lsft his watch a4 house. -
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'NGREGATIONAL CMURCH.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT.

SECOND GRAND CONCERT.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. JANUARY H.
John zUNDEL, OrEanist Of Plymouth Church.
cI MISS LAzAR, Principal Soprano of Plymouth
city. '-1lE-TT " 'AAS
REFRESHMENTS FURNISHED.
Admission for the eourse. q: for gentleman and
lady, - Admission for this concert. 50 cents: for
gentleman and lady, IS crnts children under twelve
years, = cents. At Warren Cboate & Co. s. and
1ct<ctOts b jan9-H
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLEs.
Call and examine the fire and burglaF-proot
vaults Of the SAFE Deposit Company, corner Of
New York svenue and Fifteenth dtreet, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, slver.ware, other
vAluables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take earning from the Chicago sad Bosfon (res.
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RALrlMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS

DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS
After December Z, ls73 trains VIII run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE FOB TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE; ,,WAsHINGTON-
daily, except Monday. press, daily.
pres, daily, except Sum ton, daily, except sun
ssss Daily, Aecommoda- SIS Z. M, Baltimore Ex-
NJ 8; M, , Past "a. Line lo;S ~, paiy f;..
except sunday. 2:e p. H.. Acconmoda-
1:Is y. M, New York Ex-i ton, Southern Mall,
pres except Sunday: daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
except Sunday c,r.,, Pres, daily, except sun
natl, Loaisviiis South SIS >. II, Aeeonnsda-
daily, except Sunday. I tIon, except sunday.
tton, except Sunday: Baltimore, daily, ex-
s'9s n, Daily New eept Sunday, from West
York Night Express. and North;
s:3s p. M, Pacific Ex- n:oe p. M, Southern Ex-
D's d'''. g ss.ss e s.sss Jgsi sEs9 sSss;.,
!. = except sunday. ia
Trains leaving W Arlington AZ SIS q. m. and3:i0
p. m. connect At Bowie with uainS for Popc,s
Greek, leaving Bowie at 70 q m. and $40 D. n ar
riyingu t POpe's Creek at IS and IN D. m. u
Trains leaving Washington 500 AMI SIS q. -.
ARD $50 2. N. connect u Odenion with trains for
TIsins arriving At Wasainesen q ls:ss .. m. ADJ
$50 p. N. connect q BoUie with trains lrayinS
Pspss Greek BIZ and 5;za - 2; r,,,. -.
Northwest Corner TSrieenth and Pennsyixssis ave-
me, can have their 61sssse esi!sd Sr snd eheeSeI
M. es'ef tssess 10 Ss .s
Ilaianapolis, toulSyilles g. Louis, New 0rls.ns,
GhisasS 3rHjsSs ss2 ssreisse, isa an points
=" /. PgB e ~ si.. sss.rnsesssps.l
y, S,-YOUN0, Gen. RHaseiReT AGENT -
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RoRBERYIXp ISsAnzE

I william Jones, eolorsds nssesioas sneak thief,
and shoplifter, WAS arrested in 0sosgstovn IN
Saturday night while d he aSt of purloining .
pair Of CATERS nom the doorway Of the store Of
Sihsbsimer Bros, % Bridge street. He will b.
David Burke and WuliaM 0losugow, also eeIoFed
were lpekesl up the sane evening eoe an alleged
assault and battery upon Nj. Edward THICKER.
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THE best whiskics q Per bottle California
wines speciality, at Nattan's Drug Store, corner
second and ID streets northwest. eo5l
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PK6F6s1Is ron LETTER s1LANVEs-
Posr Ovyscr p..AaiwHl
s.sssl e,,.is WI = rs:eiSsd q 81: Dspsss-
sssI Hs Is &c sss =
fSI - eftse - 1T day q tebFssFy, ma u t6s
HIST. bssSess sPssie q xe,shIag eight ounces,
svesr6npoh CssSns. y b Er.dn.tsd dcyn 70 gar.
Sccesd. Balances oftAe same capacity. srainaseif
y the nesris q sranne system. OF this class 10
fhird. I.i.sses capable Of xsisains fo.rponds,
aycr,lupos weight, TO be @ half ounces.
q So e ): ssa sss.si's vi" %
Sampees Of s1ch Description Of Dalances must &C.
x = re lSsea e s
= Saaltty 10 I'll respects % AL 90 tbs sanple.
ssi n,sIss %S.s p veil s1S ssssrsly gaekssd In
expense, % the slanh aes9ey, Washington, d. c.
More Or less than the sstiEste anasfisies nay DO
S:i:s & Z sess
ase@sS most sssssssfsSss % ne Dspasisssri.
BIZ net rlsde q e.nfbsnesywath this a.lscrtise-.
mfns viil mt 6e e.aabserxsl. slft 80 p
eesGsssie fios pssiss1sscr skai ssen saaiansors:
a Sesd VII sv1smaesens sure.ieswm Be req.irea
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fssfmssfer Gencfa = Ioee eeniras2rs Tor, vim Is
ecasldered saneient eaese s ths fsrfeiture or tho
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12
tKEFp OUT OF THE coLD.

Go 70 Savags's and get hin 70 pat his unriyAlsd
weather-stfip on your wipo0ws nd door. Many
hare 6een mlbGted, md advise their fTiaads to
20 and do likewise. Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pepnsylvs1ia avsnue and Tensh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12
NATIONAL SAYINGS slNx.

corner Of New York svsnas and fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annnm on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to I; Satur-
days, . TO and stoa NfF 'itl"|t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12
= yHEaT Hs AR dl1sTTa a a7y
DISTRICT STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by j. r. Brodhedd, BdakeS, SIS Fifteenth
IA ~~- SJAxuARy IA. 1874
UNITED STATES BONDS =
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-12

> NASSEY'S PHILADELPHA ALE n
10 tbs only Aomsstic ale sold leading hotels
md restaurants In the District. The reason Is
strength or favor. Families supplied with half
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned by Palmer
B Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, d. q.