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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-03-19

After Sunday. June Goth 1873 tho
Passenger Ira n, of the Pennsyl-
vabin Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive at Philadel-
pbis New York Pitisburg and Erie 80
follows:
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-03-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
SUMNER TINE TABLE.
Eight trains DAILY TO and from
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and
Two trains Daily TO and from
Erie Sundays Excepted.)


After Sunday. June Goth 1873 tho
Passenger Ira ns of the Pennsyl-
yabin Railroad Company will depart
from Harrisburg and arrive at Philadcl-
phis New York Pitisburg and Erie 80
follows:
EASTWARD
55-Philadclphia Express leaves Har-
risburg daily [except Monday At 2 65
m and arrives nj West Philadelphia at
O % q m, and arrives at New York st
~ 10 q. IN.
8 35-Fast line leaves Harrisburg daily
al 80 . IN and arrives at West Philadel-
phia OF Z l5 m. and New York at 10 IS
.. IN.
7 45-Laucasier train via Mount Joy
leaees Harrisburg daily Iexcept sundryl
At As W with through car for Philsdel-
phia. and arrives at West ilhiladelphia at
y 20 p IN at New York at So pm.
65-Souihern Express leaves Har-
risburg daily at s 55 p IN aud arrives
philadelphia nj f. 35 p tn and arrives at
New York At 3 55 pw.
ii e0-Pacihc Express leaves Harris.
burg daily al II so an and arrives at
West Philadelphia ut 3 30 p N. and ar.
riv.s at New York daily except Monday
at 9 35pm.
2cO-Rlmira Express leaves Harrisburg
daily Except Sunday At 10 p IN and arr
rives at West Philadelphia nt 6 TOP m and
arrives at New York at 10 I8 p m.
4 0u-Harrisburg Accommodation leaves
Harrisburg daily [except Sunday at 4 90
p IN and arrive at West philadelphia at
. 20 IN.
8 45-Msil trnin leaves Harrisburg da.
ly Except Sunday OF 8 is , IN. arrives at
philadelphia at IL 20 AN and at New
York at 5 % p. m.
10 60-Cincinnati Express leaves HrI
risburg daily at 10 80 p m and arrives al
West Pbiladelphia ut 2 so IN and arrives
at New York al 6 50 . m.
WESTWARD.
416-Erie Mail west, for Erie, leaves
Harrisburg daily ut 4 10 o m, arriving st
Erie at ] 80 pm.
445-Erie Express west for Erie leaves
Harrisburg daily Except Sunday at 450
p m arriving at Erie at 25 q m.
2 35-The Southern express leaves Har. |
risburg daily ct 2 S5 o. m. arrives at Al.
tcona at o 55 m for breakfast and or.
rives at Pittsburgh at 12 so p m.
O5-Pacifc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily at 05 o m arrives at Altons at 8 IS
Q m, for breakfast, and arrives ct Pitts.
burg At l0pm.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at 45 m arrives At Altona At 2 %
p IN for dinner and at Pittsburg at 80
pm
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily fer
cept Sunday at ! 80 p m arrives at Al@
ne nj % pm
Fast Line leaves Hgrrisburg daily fer
cepi Sunday Mt 6 90 ? m arrives at Als
na OF 20 p. IN takes supper and arrives n
Pittsburg at [ % An.
III l6-Piiisburg Express leaves Hsrr,
burg daily lexcept Sunday At ~ 25 pa
arrives ut Altoona at a 90 m, and "
rives at Piiisburg at 8 90 q m.
IL f5-Cincinnati Express leaves Hn1
risbury daily [except Saturday, at l?I
u IN arrives at Altona at 4 SO o N and 81
rives at PittsbuIg ats 40 q m.
A CASSETT, DIN BoYpJr,
dsnsrsi Manager. Genr Passenger Al
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-03-19

lanes X. DAVIS HOTEL,
~ SELINSGROvE. SNYDER %, Pa.
HENRY a. BOLlG. Proprietor.
Thi, well known House having been re-
hted by the present proproieior, offers ex-
cellent accommodations 10 the fravc ing
community. Choice liquors and Cigars at
the Bar, and the Table supplied with the
best the market affords. A good stable
attended by careful hosilers, in connection
with the house. April G-'1O,f,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-03-19
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief ano
cure OF all dcranR0
mcnts In the stom
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are q vile
sperient, and Al
excellent purgativa
Being purely vego
table, they contain
no mercury or mino-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness ana
suffering 10 prevent
ed by their timely
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALrrxoRE, Feb. 10. -BREADsrurTs.Flour
TIE sales sodoy to sO
s sH ' 3D. a. g. e 60 .S SS Sst d. ..
20 barrels Wsst.ln Super on private terms; i DO.
AZ a ssrs.s so d e io r. e.
go DO Wests . DO q T's@s, and 100 do. Howard
we're Se busseis Maryland fsir white 1t si.7sSI.S;
SS p4ms Rsi%s req
b1;hes SSs y are not sdyissd Of sales today
light, but the msIiss Is asi and rather heavy Tor
both white and ysl,SM We learn q sales yesterday
and today sale. OF Of 200 S1sheis damp to choice
dry white q 00ss csnts. and 400 DO. do: yellow
4 vs
in Elevator at 90 cents, and 70 600 do. for March de-
Cs " "aies to-day were $500 bushels good
M.ryi;nd & nSss cents, and We quote Western At
Xys.SWe note sales to-day Of 100 bushels, all that
3 sssss to-day as follows.
Middling lsx cents; low middilng u cents; strict
soSd ordin.I ~ sens; god :. Dc !, ,saH cents
At sS cents. &c SSss and
e: Is .Ss:ss:d
Hs%s are steady 4 SH cents, IS to brands and
.s z ssas and II nP cil Pins
y quote CITY and Western at s'a.'ss'S.7s per
Sa0ars.-we quote prices as follows: Cuba and
klEIish I.l.nd, 90, iN@1x een5s: Cuba sent,ifa:
kleo F.SssIy, sASsx cents, and DemeTars vacuum
WkfsirgHs learn to-day Of sales in small lots Of
Is 10 100 barrels Western e@l00 cents per gallon
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
TEMPERANCE IN HOOKERS d.
VISION

SONS OF JONADAB IN BETHANY CHAPEL
The Jonadabs received as a member in Pioneer
Council, about five months ago, resident Of this
section, who was a rumsel1er. He became con-
WINGED his business was worker Of evil, turned
his stock in trade into the street. and Joined the
above-named society. Since that time he has
been En- earnest, consistent member, and resolved
to hold series of meetings in his neighb0rhood
under the auspices of the Sons of Jonadab. To
this end he solicited the use of Bethany chapel,
corner OF @ and Thirteenth streets, which was
gratuitously given by the Young Mems Christian
Association, and last evening the first Of the Sc
ries was held, with gratifying success
At an early hour large audience Of ladies and
gentlemen had assembled, large portion Of
which were residents Of that section Of the city.
D. W. Hopkins, worthy chief Of Pioneer Council,
presided. A number Of short addresses were
made by Major Divine, of Va; Messrs. Lowry,
Dunning and Francie. VIM. Phipps read with
deep pathos, ~ have drank the last glass, boys
The children of the Sunday school attached to
the chapel sang several beautiful selections,
which added greatly to the interest Of the enter
taInment. .'''
1t is proposed to continue these meetings each
week until permanent foothold is established in
this section Of the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
TINTED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, Dec. !, 1S73.
Of iSiee until ee!Oei p n q N..sS
8 IN4 No Sc declded b he 0sh, for e.r.yins the
i On re iSilO.ns Ioas,: in tss state q M, M
1s% q fsss .s
times week to Freedom and three times .
Leave syfesViiis daily, except Sunday, At .
Anive at Freedom by II am;
Leave Freedom daily, except Sunday, at !
leave Freedom tuesday, Thursday and satur-
k kss : Fass.aly, and
A s.fT.d e e asessdRo %;b
sss From anr.on:vie, By White Ute. o,s en- ; p and
Leave ave b Snso vile "wednesday at m;
Leave Leave Sig Il s,l ss.s SSd;R s.isn;
Arrive Is bursonsville by pm.
ses Prom warren to Sweet Air. miles and back.
Leave Warren Wednesday at 10 I'm;
E.s .,ys s q ssi Sr AZ y Il 10 am;
Arrive at Warren by u IN.
sssl From Towsontoyn to Mount Pleasant, tn.o.,)
Bidders VIII state distance and propose
Sos From Adamstown, by Greenfield Mills, to Park
areessed s nsa ana Sdet s. ICE week the
| due: ~ schedule Of depsrtn,rcs AMI ha,m ns
town, and in close connection with railroad
mall trains.
TAs eopt,ats ave to Ss erseutsd AID r.rsed to tAs
9pas.s % orsSss =. y, ,si ~ ss: s a.
ssi - ta s Sc P s dssal
cssd ~ a. s~sies ''sA stA~ pa't''s &C.
e sa ~ ',ropesal, guarantee and certificate
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
NOT GUILTY..
CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL OF JUDGE
WRIGHT

CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL OF JUDGE
WRIGHT.
The trial of Judge Wright before the Criminal
;ourt was concluded yesterday by verdict Of
mot guilty." At the usual hour the trial was
esumed, and the argument on the law in the case
tas continued and concluded by Messrs. Riddle
Or the defence and Harrington for the Govern
hent.
The Court decided that he had not Jurisdiction
n the case. He had strong doubts as to forgery
,aving been committed. This receipt was mot
ike promissory note, but had q specific object,
hat Of meeting any claim the giver might here:
,fter assert On the question Of utterance he said
hat the arbitration having been as to the first
bounty, It did not embrace the second bounty
claims and the receipt being for second bounty,
could not properly come before the arbitrator,
and therefore could not have been uttered here In
my criminal sense.
Mr.. Harrington stated that under the opinion oil
he Court that the receipt was not uttered In the
District he would have to be content with yer.
lict for defendant.
The Jury found q verdict of mot guilty. and
Judge Wright was released.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
"BxAUTLFuL sN0W."


Oh, the snow the beautiful snow! e----F... <
Chilling the air, and the earth below
over the hoGse-t0ps-over the street.
It's all very nice, hut Il vets my feet: 800 -
Dancing, flirting, skimming along
skim Skim back TO Greenland, where you beionss 81
flytng to kiss fair lady's check
would were snow every day OF the WeeA'
Beautiful snow from the heavens above, "a
Which 1t costs thirty cents from the paScihe' "
shove.
Once was pure - the snow, but f,n
On q slippery pave, where fingered spSA ~
Fell to be tramped rs the filth Of the stress,
And with balls OF the beautiful snow 10 oe pesss
Pleading. cursing, dreadtng % lie,
The jeer and Joke OF each passer.bys
Broad ON my back, unable 70 rise;
NY hat in the gutter and stars In my eys!- Z
Merciful heavens! have fallen so low,
And all account Of this beautiful snowf
How strange It seems that this beautiful snow
should be the subject 81 song, when VIC very well
In few short hours, when night cones again,
1t may change TO nasty, drtzzling RAIN
Eree1ing, thrawlng, showing BY turns
Until the sorry pedestrian learns
There's more comfort At home by low-down crate.
Mid family and friends on his own estate,
Than TO lie and cry In terrible woe
With bed and xhroud Of the beaaxiful snow!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
BOARD OF HEALTH.
MORE ABOUT THE oDoaLEss ExCA

MORE ABOUT THE ODoRLESS ExCA
WAITING COMPANY.
The Board of Health held Q regular meeting
last evening at their rooms; DR.. @. @. Cox (prssi
dent) in the chair.
Mr.. Marbury, from the committee on finance
reported bills amounting to tlso.es; which were
approved.
been put In thorough repair by the parties who
used 1t and had been returned to the board.
The synopsis Of the operations Of the health
oface for the week ending February shows:
Nuisances reported, 15s; abated, ISL referred, 49,
notices Issued 9; nuisances reported to the Board
Of Public Works, 50; complaints of citizens, Is;
dead animals removed, Is; marine products In
spected-l7, 600 bushels oysters, AT punches fish;
condemned-s2 punches fish; unwholesome food
condemned-l01 pounds beef, % pounds veal, .
pounds mutton, 7pounds bacon, turkeys, s rab-
bits, chickens, l goose, 2 ducks; animals i'm
pounded, 1; redeemed, /; amount received, q
privies cleaned, 45s.
Mr., WIN: P. Ryder, from the committee on
school buildings Of the colored schools complained
Of the condition of the privies Of the Anthony
Bowen, Church and Walker school-houses.
E1esvstins Company had promised to aSsts The
Professor ]. NJ. Langston, from the committee
dumping nishtsOii into tie water At the Seven.
teenfh-street wharves, and the emptying Of focal
matter into the harges ct said WhaIyes. Also,
requiring the Ocor!ess Excavating Company to
deliver the nightsoil in casks ON the bSrges and
take It in that condition to the place OF deposit,
and tss Ss,rs: to Be ths last re-
Va. made, and to now caffy out such orders would
entail upon them an additional expense, for which
they would receive no remuneration.
made by the board with Messrs. Bradley, Keiser
& Painter, a. far rs regards the subject-matter
Of their Communication, definite and clear, GER
tainly as to this point: ''rhst the contents Of
privies, privy boxes vaults, sinks cesspoos, 60,
within the District Of Columbia, together with
and the delivery Of the same on barges or vessels
designated, shall be under the control Of the
Board Of HEALTH the language Of the contract
being, rs regards this matter, In accordance with
the ordinapess and regllatipgs Of the board, spd
Ssuy Or II tss soul. Ss
subject It is altogether removed, and the contract
made definite as to the obligations Of the contract
ors and the control Of the board In the premises.
1t Is the opinion Of the committee that the Board
Of Health Is fully authorised by law, and It Is Its
which Messrs. Bradley, Keiser & Painter, con.
tractors, have made eommunicatlon.o
Tho port was adopted.
Aletter was read from Mr.. F. p. Sawyer, stating
that he was perfectly willing to remove the night
but asking for time to mako the necessary ar-
rangements. Referred to the health officer.
Mr.. E. Allen applied for the position Of food In
Mr.. j. ]. carberry made application for the
Of sss and M
The board then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Sugar rennsries are established in New Zealand
and quite an impetus is given to the trade thereby
Lab0rers are In great demand.
San Francisco talks Of connscating It's gas works.
The city government has instructed the city sttor-
ney to do what he can to that end. The monopoly
Of darkness has become unenduYsble.
shove the ankle, and . Psychological enquirer
ankle.
A New Jersey gentleman Of wealth, who Is an
excellent actor. has BY his amateur performances
made Sl5,o 600 this winter, which he has given to
charities. He Is . magician. =,
The New York stock mining board was dis
solved last wssa WAS Of tie Ms
900 to be distributed among the members and
creditors.
The Chicago Tnter-0eesn asked: "what ID Q
s1 :auass drnSs md et ten os0s Z
change" and Chicago comprehends perfectly.
Punch has cartoon called ''The Vatican Hat.
ter, - in which the Pope, with Cardinals hat In
his hands, thus addresses the Archbishop Of West.
minister: aSorry we've nothing in this size to at
hats for undersised heads"
peculiar odor q Russia leather hiss : very bsne.
hcial effect upon weak lungs, and he advises CON
slmptive persons to repose upon pillows covered
vet tI I'D sI Of their old stocks. '' ''''
The editor Of the Atlanta (Ga.) Herald draws q
deep sigh Of relief now that the local lottery ID
over, says he has been cured Of "draw1ngs,n and
in tho future will sdevote entire energies and
our entire capital to the legitimate improvement
Of the Herald As newspaper"
The new German Parliament will stand about
226 Government Liberals to I72 Opposition. A
Berlin correspondent Of the London Ttaes
reckons the Opposition - comprising 100 Ultre-
montanes II Socialists, Is Alsatians, 10 Conserve
tives 10 Particularists Is Poles and Danes, and
nondsleyigt body ofsboat 10 Radicals and doubt
full 'Sav6ges."
Suicide for love Il still In vogue. Miss Dever.
eux, twenty and pretty, took arsenic fatsliy IN
Oswego county, some days ago, because her loyel
proved faithless. Ed. Simmons, Of st townsville
Was even worse, for, after taking sugar Of lead
because girl snubbed him ct . dance, and max
ing several doctors all night job In pumping II
out, he ate green paint and died.
In the Fiji islands counterfeit silver IN abund
ant circulation; jute IL being cultivated with fail
success cotton !. doing we'll, sugar plantation.
are starting, and An attempt II being made Il
utilize the Wild crotor OIL plant, which II very
abundant. IT has been regarded a. nuisance
| only heretofore. The seeds are now said to have
| . commercial value.
A dreadful story 10 reported from Cascade
Iowa. A person died Of small pox; and grand
| funeral was had with six pall-besrers. Ono Of
| these was baker. He returned to his oven and
worked until the disease completely Frustrated
him. All his bread customers took the disease
| the other nve bearers also had 1t, and there Il
almost entire prostration about there.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
CITYITBka
nArrn's sr,.p AID ,.or.ouo..

y., H.1ALrl'e su1Sp AID PROTECTION.
dsSs .aSg Sc e sas %Ss
H. VIE srs ssnpsllsd b their oecup.-
oppose thSmsslyss TO violent aitsrnations Of heat
I'D cold, andto brave evils nimeai to health
and Mts, lttssly neglect 70 1bftify Themselves
pfopsr course Of tonic tTsstment. Formanyyssrs
II hee oesn . .public mol, undenied even By the
naItipsts o. shs medical ptofession, that Hostel.
ds md The hnsst sselimatmG medicine IN exist.
soce In liver and seue di.tS1ces, in tropical and
oehsr regions visited By epidsmics, and Indeed in
y health, this fsno1s vegetable inyiEors4t and
alterettvs has bssn f6und potent jacquard even
TO feeble consultations and fragile ffslss; while
dfed complaints 4 8 sonfssssdiy without rivai
yazlnD II xxzD.
Dr.. Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry II friend
II deed. Who has not found 10 such In curing oil
diseases Of the lungs and throat, coughs, colds;
and pulmonary affections, and 'slast, not least, y
standard Of sxesllmes on which the popularity 81
tanned By the propEistora =
srxsn Swine uAcnrrr.
Out q - ssEing maehines distlibutsd to sp-
plieants b the Chicago Relief COMMITTEES, each
1Ad were q ths Singsr patent. These significant
~ 1cJnnsns maonineb heid.-HerpsTs Weekly, Nsc
Win clean, sound teeth, All may have BY
9nn6 9aily THUneroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der. Pie, - and - cents par bottle.
=. ss " ss1s : ~
Li8hf-coLoA1D Kid Gloves are very stylish whom
not soiled. JouvHN's tnodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
VIII renovste them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. An sold By druggists and fancy deal
Wills MAcHrNEsPRHAD SrRIxorHxxrse
PLAsTxns, whenever . plaster 10 needed, are IN
rfvatled. Price, 20, =. and 30 cents each.
TIE 6HHAT ENeLIsM RKrxDY for aout and
RheumAtism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either Of recent or long standing arc ad-
ytsed TO use Blsirs Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can b relied upon - the most safe ami Of.
fectual remedy ever offered TO the public and
have been univsfsally used in Europe for many
Pso1r HHAssAsr, aS Strsnd. london Ensian N
snd sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
SOCIETY Fsws.


MA Seerstasyi bslknee 1fvo . 0srnaA sezi
evening" 50
Neither Mira Creswen nor Mrs. Robasoa ~
cetye to-dsy
for ths present to-day. - a = q s.
1t the Metropolitan hotel. - -
The Psaasyiy.aia sseiabisiAte b. sivsa a Ma.
Mr. 0cner,l 13aItusn -vf,i .pot hold hsv v,us,
WedsesdSy receptioa to-dsy. =
ma Ames viii reeeive Tor hsr moths,. Mn
49, ". $3.50 s~-S.y :. .s ~ - : 49,
s.,s LII SStssnor SnePnsro oxss nSs ~ cara 10
~Ps'on % M .eessn eo-a.ostos svsnlns.
~ ns 1a$ nSp - sSs ~ sm''
Secretary and Mrs. Fish gaye their last card 70
ception Of the season on fraosy evening,
Mrs. Secretary Richardson and daughter 70
eivs to-day st their rssidsaee, No. laos I ssrsst
tainsd largo n1mber ofiadies Ct their evidence
| In Georgetown. t.EE. III =
Mrs Attorney General williamr anal recep
| liant closne Of The ssssop. ''A
m J.dss Emh,s,,s ,sssn.,o, I'm \. .,v.,
to-day, insssad o. fussdsy, = srs~neoSsly s .n.
nC "I. oy ~ yesssrdax
Mlss tsnnie - MeHenIy ana ~: ,: d: Kiteh viii
" Ianso . .. MsstnewS enefcA u haifpas,
Mr1. Commi:sionsr qcuslaC reception VA
ntaageiy atteoaeo: ~. DSaelss va assistsd by
nef young ana essfesve oausnser
viii b siysn this e1ssins, and promises to b ~
excsedihsiy select and Agreeable sntsFtainment
Mrs. judge Key held 8 lsrrs and pleaa,nt- n.
sgoa T, g . =, s, .ns.1 8
TSs eos.o'iss.s,, Who .o,.o,,d...s :. m.,,,r,
re- ;;:.i1E .0.:SiiSsa:s sSs.t p ~. eoa:s
Sstsd much TO their conscIIdsted fsslines '''''.'
NJ Co-.r,a- Sns,sh.ss,. ~..S,- -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
METHODIST IN BALTIMORE.
INTERESTING FACTS ON THE GROWTH
AND SPREAD OF THE SECT.

AND SPREAD OF THE SECT.
As matter that may be of interest in conuec-
tion with the celebration on Sunday last of the
centenary anniversary of the completion of the
Dallas Street n. E church, some facts about the
establishment of Methodism in Baltimore,
brought out on the occasion, are given. John
King was the first man who preached Methodism
In this city, five years before the assemblage Of
the first annual conference. His first pulpit was
q blacksInith's block at the intersection OF Front
and French streets. His next sermon was from
table at the corner of Baltimore and Calvert
streets. The first annual conference Of Methodist
preachers in America was held in Philadelphia,
from the 18th to the 18th Of July, 1773 consisting
Of ten preachers, and the membership was then
LILO, half Of whom were In Maryland. Among
the appointments to Baltimore by that conferences
Afterwards became q Methodist S.sSop. IN No
vember, 17is he laid the corner Of the Straw
berry Alley inow Dallas street) church, and It is
undoubtedly the Oldest original meeting house in
the city. On the 18th Of April, 1774, the Lovely
Lane chapel was started. In this chapel, a few
dependence, the annual conference WAS held, with
sserai sRa within lis 1aiis on
Christmas day, 1854, and here Asbury, the pionetr
bishop Of the Methodists in the New World, re-
ceived his ordination. The first Light Street
church was dedicated By Bishop Asbury on the
down on the 18th October, i7a7, and was rebuilt
ten months after, and stood for more than seventy
years. 1t was removed for the openiaG Of German
street. Bishop Asbury dedicated Q large number
Of churches, and many structures reared at the
present day bear his name 1t Is stated that in
the Methodist Episcopal Church at this time
travelling preachers, and about ,500, 900 members
Baltimore american.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A tcn-room house for rent.
"Undine" ct the National.
Sec notice Of W. H. Adams.

N oAsootiou &c JouitoE ID Woutcu.
See notice Of the Knights of st. Peter.
]. Stanley Jones has desirable lots for sale.
figs in kegs at the Malaga Fruit Company.
Fine bananas 1t the Malaga Fruit Company.
"Webster's Royal Red Book" ut Robt. Bealrs.
W. H. Wheatley, dyer, - Jefferson street,
Georgetown, D. G.
Rev. Dean levin Will hold conversational
service this evening.
Thos. Russell, Wholesale liquor dealer, Ing
Pennsylvania avenue.
Latimer Cleary will sell Friday, Saturday
and Monday evenings an extensive assortment Of
watches and jewelry.
Jos. F. Kelly will sell on Tuesday, February n,
ut p m, three-story pressed-brick front house,
No. 1888 Ninth street northwest.
b. H. Warner has postponed the sale Of three
story and basement brick dwelling, No. 11e q
street northwest, untl Tuesday, February n, at
$50 p. n.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
DISTRICT TAXES.
.EARLY ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED

Yearly ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS DUE. '
The cry still goes out from this city that the
employees Of the District are not paid the sala-
ies due them, and this fact Is made the basis for
Ill kinds of slanderous charges against the on
aais. That they hsve mot been paid for some time
r lameutabie fact, but that the fault rests with
The citizens and not their representatives, will
n sean BY the following statement, taken from
he books Of the tsx collector: Memorandum Of
real estate taxes unpaid 70 February ], 1874, on
lie assessments made under the present District
rovernment: For the year ending June %, 1871
IN 3ss Al for the year ending June % ls73. e0,'
iI2s9; for the year ending June g, !sIl, eLlS,.
manth of January, 1s7a, amounted TO ts9,92N.
Monument on the above facts u unnecessary.