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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-26
GoNs OF JoNApAB.
MR.. SAVILLES BENEFIT.
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL FROM
LEADING CITIZENS,

Next Wednesday being the anniversary of the
destruction by fire of the old National theatre, a
number of leading citizens made up their minds
that Manager Saville was entitled to O compli-
mentary benefit for the promptncss with which he
had succeeded in building the new ctiifce- and the
manner in which he has since conducted it. With
this end in view Gov. Shepherd, Gen. Babcock
and numerous other citizens united in addressing
him the following note:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2L 1874.
John G.. Saritls, Manager of the National Theatre:
DEAR SIR: We have Witnessed with much APP
preciltion your efforts since the burning of the
old National theatre and the erection of the new,
to furnish the citizens of Washington q class of
entertainments worthy of the city and of the dis
tinguished people who mako it their winter resi-
dence. You have exercised your energy, deter
mination and courage in the management, AMI 1t
is our desire to testify to you in more itiing
manner our confidence and approval. 10th: end
we shall be glad to tender yea a complimentary
benefit. If agreeable, at time most acceptable to
yourself "a
Mr. Savil,e replied az follows:
NATIONAL THEATRE. Jan. ~ 1874. .
GENTLEMEN: Your letter rendering me CON-
plimentary benefit is a compliment which ! can
offered with extreme gratitude. l need net say
that shall try in tho future to merit your ap-
proval ard confidence In view Of the fact that
"Wednesday, the 18th Instant, will he the fret an
niyersary OF the burning of the theatre, suggest
that date as appropriate for an event which as
sumo is intended TO mark your approval of the
manner Of its restoration and management. I
ccp:ah!e to our citizens, but q surprise TO them.
Assuring you that am not insensible to the poo
pie Of W Washington for their liberal support, am
yours, very truly, ]. q. SAvILLH.
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CHURCH OF THE S7,RA NGERS

: SERMON BY REV. JOHN P. HUBBARD.
The Rev. John p. Hubbard, at the Episcopal
Church Of the Strangers, took for his text: Ephe-
iians, v: 2, IT: Husbands, love your wives,
sven. as Christ also loved the Church, and gave
Aimself for It, etc The love here referred to was
aot that love for the world for which Christ gave
.ainselEnot the love OF father for . prodiyal;
,aVt love Like thato . husband for . Wife. While
This love 10 by nature exclusive, It does not con-
1ict with the other and more comprehensive love.
The Church for which Christ gave himself and
hose referred TO, IL not an organization indspend-
1885 which many hold It 70 be. rs II Il had Al OK
istsnce APART from Its individual members, .
.mothsr ekurch,r giving life to its members, m
.1eAd Of the uenbsrs giving life "a, IT., The
Church. OF, Ghrtet Includes every ono living BY
.lsfth in tie Son q God end uons. other. Tits 70
ishe ChnIch that Christ iOvqi, for which he gave
-9ineelG loving sseh monber, keeping eech
shp9ug6 fstfh 70 etssnalsslyatiel. And this love
If ChJin sxt.nds6 from the beginning to. eyer
acting; 6ressN all tho .A6erin9s, tnd:baFe HIM
ap N bis o0atsuplstiondwolt On thosesWh0eheuld
SllAG Ain % regions Of eternal joy. II the
1hprchls the whole body Of. believers. hoWan-
Doxtant If e that each one shOnld be AbletS an
Msrtbe guestiop, ado belong 30 the Chnfch ~
Audit Christ gave himself for the Church, bow
lear the Church shouf be to thu heaft oe,eSsry
Christian believer, rendering every member dear
~ him . brother, spbordinating every feeling
Hdenominatfonalism and binding all together as
,aft Of Christs mystical body, who ere ssvsd IN
Nd ey him. .-st =
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/ EHB s1ANEsE TWINS.
ANxxAxINAuoN or THE 30,

d. 2aqngsvogtA, No residss near tn. faAA
eeeupisd BIZ tbs lats Sisusss tviss, snd has been
49, hs.ifx n 1900. ~ Mryire1 p. Yrfe1ni.
feiss Z. ~ y.
0fthe Jemetssa 1epeaI CoAeH Or. 1A1eoastA
anxieaG - I'D n ,aataoaay Ia thfG intsrVskans
80 ~ 40 el,.ea q vist 19eu4hf OI.vnsl.e n.
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I'M Soansefins linz wns lSupd 30 b the ssst.
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NORTH CAROLINA ITEMS.

tine land around Fayetteville 70 Ss worked up.
George Campbell, Of Moore county, frozs to
death on the night q tho lsth Instant on his way
Young men were arrested IN Fayetteville last
Sunday for disturbing worship In tho Methodist
church. :
shecp-killing dogs arc rapidly on the increase
in the Mount Airy section, and are causing good
deal Of loss to the farmers.
In Salisbury the other day eolored man aeci-
dentslly shot himself in the fsot, and, lockjsw
dealt, Sn II: other day 4 East Bend' YsSk IL
county. Its clothing took frc ~hsn alone In the
room. a... .- 1 70
The Fayetteville Gazette rs authorized to an.
nounec that u. Fuller will DO . candidate for
Judge Of the supreme Court in the Fayetteville
judicial district.
Recently, in DAVE county, 2 eelOrsd mother len
ID her absence the house took nre and burned up.
and 90 did tho children.
A large number Of hands are now engaged in
ID ths. the grading between sn and
Wsdesboro' will DO completed BY tho first Of
March.
Tho Methodist church at Marion is to have an
arc exceedingly wroth, and affirm solcmnly that
they will not submit to such an innovation upon
morals and religion.
A eolored woman, recently lodged in the Sails.
bury csiabOose ON the charge OF theft, gave vent
to her feelings by praying aloud, much to the an
noyanee Of the policeman on duty. The faet Il
reported by the Rofchman.
The coliection Of the tag to pay interest On the
ment OF tho subscription to the Florence railroad
70 exciting no little Indignation the part Of thu
citisons OF that town.
from the Wilmingtcn chamber Of Commerce on
the Cape Fear river s s e1r inEscyensnt works.
~I~w ~kA~A hes 80 -
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ApLEAS4NT N4SQUKRADE.

A private masquerade by some young people
rejoicing in the appsllaten Of the I'D. R." society
was given on Friday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. Chester, on street. Much time, labor and
. great deal Of excellent taste had been expended
in the preparations. Miss Kste Chanee, rs
'ioddess of Liberty rendered her part with be-
coming dignity, and was greatly admired. Miss
Laura Newton appeared to great advantage as
twilight" robcd in white, and bcwitched all
who came within the circle Of her magic smile.
Misses Kate and Emma Mcdonnell, as Spanish
peasant girls, delighted the assembly with their
graceful dancing and pleasant conversation Miss
Mollie Guine as might" was quite as brilliant rs
the emblematic stars which adorned her garment.
and won general admiration. Miss Bessie, as
"Topsy," convulsed the entire party with roars Of
laughter by her comical personntion of the negro
girl "what growed." Miss Kate White, as the
Swiss peasant girl, looked and acted her part adj
mirably. -. "
Among the young gentlemen Mr.. Jack Wood
ward deserves especial mention for dressing md
personnting of an s.Old Salt" with commendable
taste and refreshing sang froid Messrs. Ned.
Uhaffec as "Pat, the Irish Boy" George Nor
wood ~ sFritx," Joseph Bailey rs "Aumpty
Dumpty," Colon Omohupdro AZ the s'Heathen
Donnsliy as ABarber's Pole, y Edward UBfien Is
~ rejected credit upon themselves, and contrib.
uted largely TO the general gaiety and enjoyment
~ the admirable manner IN which they rendered
tnear several characters. At the close Of the per.
IoIM.ncee tho whole company vere handsomely
entstnseed ~ their host and bis good lady, and
yoeco Inc AAr one Of the most successful attempts
y 1A0sSDt emuee0out Of the season.
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TEMPERANCE.
THE pAsHAwAYs LAST Nj

THE DASHAwAYS LAST NIGHT. ,.
A large audience gathered ut the hall Of the
Dashawsys last evening, 1t having been announced
that Judge George N. Aiddlebrook, of this city,
would deliver an address on the subject, Does
the Scriptures present any authority for the use
Of iatoaicants as bcverage?" The address was
an able one, and showed careful study and deep
research Of the Holy Word, which embraced an
argument potent In reply to those who delight to
At the close Of the Judges address, Hon. Mr..
audience, and Was prevailed upon to address the
society. He spoke st rome length on the work be-
ing accomplished In behalf of the temperance re-
form; related many interesting facts concerning
its steady growth, and predicted an carly gather
ing Of a rich harvest If its friends continued to
work with energy and persistence to the end.
Other exercises followed OF an fatcrcs,in ing char
acter, and tire meeting al $50 adjourned Tor one
week. .s u IN. #,.E
soss OF JoSApAB. 80
On Saturday evening last the Grand Council
Sons of Jonadab held an adjourned session for the
the following year. Grand Worthy Patriarch
William Norton oiticiated and installed the fol-
lowing Grand officers, who were elected on the
22d instant: NJ. w. G. C., Edward Bawsel; Deputy
w. G. O., VIM. Ships: Grand Secretary, w. q.
Perry: q. T., VIM. Young; g. NJ, Benz. Leach;
q. L W., - FOulke; G. u. W., Martin Ahrens.
From the report of the retiring Grand Secretary
the following facts are gathered: The Order is in
n iiourishing condition, beth in membership and
finance. The total membership in good standing
in the District numbers col.
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DYEING AND SECURING.

"HERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A
w WAY.-Gentlemen, the best way to get
through the hard times and be able to give Your
wives, children or sweethearts the usual holiday
present. Is to dispense with the suit. Send Your
obi ones 10 WHEATLEY to be nicely cleaned or
DYED; 50 keeping Up RESPECTABLE appearance
% about over an orders will be promptly filed; the
No charge for the above advice.
,,,,,,,,, w. y. MMEATLEY,
PEEWlUM STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
+. O. Box 7o3. dec2-U
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
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wa'easss'h: :....ii:s :. IN. 'a'''rs.i 4 M m,
:. :. ..... s:sop. N. - ....s:1s ;. m.
THE a8fxir bJeGiRBiE-TRAcx Sb5i GT1SEP P M
With elegant Scenery, Palace State-room, day and
night cars With modern improv ements.
=, TwShendred miles saved to Western and Central
The 4:lsa .. m. Elmirs daily, except Monday; the
ns4a. m. dailyl except Sunday, northwest; s:sO 2:
n1.ay szWSsM sst sanday, West and soushwess' s;1s
y" uay' MAKE CONNECTIONS
buffalo without change. .,..m.o
Tickets BY this route can be Procnrea ~ snc
and Thirteenth sfrcst and nyeimae
Passcnvcrs nrocnring tickets at these Offices can
secure observation-disclosures In Palace Cars for ST. Louis,
Corner thirteenth st. and Rshn age1 -
I'D. @ YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
des-iv .. Baltimore, Nd.
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EIANV'FtD
CITY THkA
TEE yoaExosr TONIC on fu Asa


Taking into consideration the character Of It'd
vouchers, the history Of its cures and ~ immense
annual sales, Hoststter's Stomach Bitter. may be
fsirly entitled The -forsnoets Ios!s 8 he Age;
local Alternative, and " tesdsbsy g . saDstitsts
healthy for diseased action throughost the ~.
ten ne stomach q feeble and torpid u lro.
tissass. 70 sooner has the dysPepte evalloIsd
'Sdoeee = nthsa - fnevs By II nu.1ens tbat
inefsasss the desire ior food and the sSIiit1 .
e Improves the eondifiea Of the organ and g.
Be or.,. K = new I'd hsslthfal inPslss: The
bile Into n infssenai csSsf I'D Thereby reiisves
then and r:;establishes their natural action. It's
9 sqs.iy sslatsfy In short, L toess. sitsIs q
= '-ssss.seea'es!ss.. .7Issaas-i
d. wistar's Balsaa Of wild Cherfy e the fsiss.
dy psr esceilsace for the cure Of oourha ooIda
group ~ sR1o Ss0asa!ti -
and oldsinstantsf. Itsooehes the irritated pe$ts
i heals the in6ammatioo; and even oonsllptor
itself yields to its nagic ianuenss. T.
Saseyenth street northwest,
Closing out sale Of >,
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ls ~ @di aT1ssst EsI e. PC. siiP1 ~ "a
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s's"''d'" 49, - as''r'' complies. t.
siHana SWINE MAcurru. -.
p g. ss ::C Us ::ss k:s:t !,
applicant designse ~ 1asAana IL V1ato6
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ROBBERY,
llCOOL BATH

Robert Haney, drummer" we'll known to the
Georgetown police, fell In the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, nsaf the Consolidation eompanys
coal efaes, early ysstssday morning, and would
have ben dre.nsd 6st q ~ timely sssistance
Of Serysant He's md 04sgf Cln1isgham, who
was nsafIy froaee . 6iSt6 vhea ~ "a liz
station h0iss, on High Stsosl, b1t 49, - in6u
once Of . warn Are and IT, kindly trest6 ent Of
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VALUABLE SECONDHAND BOOKS,
from public sales and private libraries, in good,
clean condition, and at low prices ut
AXsLINs Antiquarian Bookstore,
and Fifteenth streets, near the Treasury.
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JUNIoReKa7aRTs OF ST

JUNIOR @KKZGKTS or ST. REfE1:
Tho young men who ara students IN st. Peers
sehoolhouse, on Capitol Hill, yesterday Organised
. society Of the Jnhior Knights Of ST. Petss, corn
posed Of youths aged from nfteen to twenty yeers,
and elected the following sfueefs: Commander,
VIM. J. Foley; first dep1ty commander, Thomas
v. Ryan second deputy commander, Jsl ToOle;
recording secretary, John Aeaiy; financial secfe-
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ALLEGED E.NBRzzLKKENr.

Detective MeDsvitt s1Esstsd On Friday night .
young man named J. I, Cpstlsman, who hes besa
engaged for woysars past - bsokkespsr - the
Arlington brewery, near the foet Of x street
nosthwest, in the employ Of Mr.. George B. WI
500. He % chsYgsd with making false entries in
his books to cover embexslemcnts mAd0 from
time to time. Te~hat sxte1t thls defalrstion has
been carried win not b develspcl nnti H. bosks
police headquarters, whore his father gave seeu-
ruy in the sum Of 900 for his sppsarsnce before
I1iJxe Smell to-day. -.s14 f.
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NONOGRAM RYE HOUSE.

On Saturday night Mr. DsAtlee, proprietor Of
the Monogram Rye Houss, corner Of Thirtssath
and streets. entertained . number Of his friends
with supper at his establishnsnt. The attend
sen3, and the q epread" Just what vas to have
been expected from % competent and Absral .
the principal dish, banked 81 oysters il sssry
variety, game Of various kinds, and standard
solid meatS and vegetables. or course, this was
washed down by nne wines, and the whole settled
by the smoke Or fragrant Havana cigar. The
guests enjoyed the treat hugely, and unanlmously
voted that DsAtlss knew how 70 run the Noao-
gram. Rye House.. ss 81
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-26

This renowned prSetdiBtt1teur viii commence
season of two performances Ut Masonic Temple this
evening. He comes to No from Europe highly
recommended a. mystifyfng artist, and those
who attend his entertainments must b prepared
to see some astonishing tricks i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-26

Total, i4sp gins m eua, sassntiss % q, oaso
,, Tss soses,s md si:stisi ses q ga: vm pos.-
exeG Wheeler IN sleilehefs Ire sold OF net. and
~ 81 tsa; y ~ = prosecution 70 'A' asnSer
who,s s,esssJ ~ y; ~ S.,iss =; leans, or och
cespo4. ~ II vSeli tiehais q li6D; ~ uekets
ics Si.o@: ~ vecae, te1ets q. eAms; Y vhels
worm ofuehee.s lI,Eff
T1OHA1 Z 11ANLETTE,
Gil csns sss, fs s.. e. ssS;sr
kcnINckv. n
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Nv NEMoRLNPAREPA ROSA.

Would respectfully invite the musical profes-
sion, and members OF the philharmonic and Che
raj societies, tomeet at the Legislative hall, room
Of the House Of Delegates, Psnnsy lyania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, at 4 o'clockehis
(alonday) afternoon, TO take Into consideration
tho proprfety Of holding memorial musical SER
vice, or IN some other way paying . tribute Of re-
spect to the memory Of the great artistic, the L.
mcntcd Parepn Rosa. F. widows, 4
Formerly agent for Madame Parepa Ross.
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FErP our OF THE coLp.

xEEP OUT OF THE C0LD.
Cote Savags's aad gst him to put his unriyaled
weatherstrip on year wiedows and doors. Many
have been c0mforted, a1d advise their friends to
goAna do likewise. : Jos. L. SAY AoE,
~ Psnnsyfvanis avenue and Tenth street.
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FINANCIAL.

NATIONAL SAVINGS BAyK OF
IN WASHINGTON, ID. C.
The rate efinterest ON depositS made IN this bank
from and after March !, 1877 will be per cent. per
annuln, and all money on deposit MP to March win
draw pr eeht Per snnam dHtil JaH I, after which
period the interest allowed ALL deposits will be
5per cent. per annum until otherwise ordered. :.
Interest In all cases is computed and allowed for
each full calendar month. - i'-f-- III :. .
nl3.TuTh&Som w. STICKNEY. President.
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ANUSEMENTG.
ROYAL MARIONETTEs.


Inc hoyai manonette Troupe enter upon I'M
last week Of their engagement this evening
Their success In Washington has been very great
ou. no more lnaa '.ey 1890 lol mole t,al.
mentonous ensettsanens W. noSef onefeo Io'
the patronage Of the public. The nun Afforded By
tho MarienetteS incessant and Of the most In
nocent order. Their performances please young
snd oia ..e Ss while ne n.. e S Sps rs g IT.
folks the older people are niled with adniratior
for the ingenious workings Of the figures. Thii
week the entire second part 81 the snteTtainmsni
n Scaramnsch:, are IN. naI sst,s.tions ~ ~
and should be seen BY ali who love- ingsnsits AND
and another on wednesday and ssturdsy sfser
noon next. As the audiences bid fair to Be very
large during the week seats should be secured il
nee on Saturday last over two hundred people
were turned away from want Of room.
THE NaTIoNAL
"sars.oga." ny Bronson Hov.rds brillian,
this evening m gorgeous style. With ! poHsrfu1
-. p, ,..s.., ...ra. - -"
msr , costuros The o,s, Sas ssS !, ,%.
men.e success in Now York, whore Il was played
nnr.Iy an Am.,Ic.n somsdv- .h.-Ss .. e,. =,
The most uproarons char ctsr, and never fails 70
convulso the audience with laughter throughout
great l hi, Of a; Ss ,.so Be- t.
Mr.. sayille has spared neither pains nor expense
to provide the public I'D smussnsnts worthy Of
appreciation q bis shs.ts = please BY giving him
a bonelt sneh ss no Sr1iy deserves The box
ire This morning. ''e'''A - - 'A'-'
enables nj, any.Arou
The ahsorb,nv tonic N ~ dsy .nn..,, IN h.
the eo,,inw Of thia sreat nan 10 Wsshi.rton. Az
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THBAHNUAL nscRPfIoN Of tho New York Re
day evening, JannsryU ., lS5S 1t Masonic Temple.
The icemMlfteo have made extensive arrange
msntA and ~ decorations and music pr0miss 10
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FAKE care OF YOUR VALUABLES,

Call and examine tho nrs. and burglar.preot
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
Keeping OF securities, jewels sflver-ware, other
vnluabIes. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annuIn, according to size. No business man can
afford TO do without them.
. Tske rarning fromthe Chicago and BOSTON fires.
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TAX BILLS
xAsscy,s PHILADELPHIA ALE !.

for special improvements and for sewerage sst-
tied at discount Of tWsuty-hv to thirty per
cent By the Rsgsn Banklng Company, 6at Sew
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-26

4ASSCrS PHILADELPHIA ALE = q
70 the only domestic ale sold By the leading hotel
and restaurants In the District. The reason Is
that No other domestic ale equals 1t either IN
strength or flavor. Families snppIied with hal T.
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned by Palmer
& Green, 81 Greene street, 0eorg etown, D. G.
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prs.ass u tss Ulsls1e Ksiisf 6o11issss, sscs
applicant desig..eaa ~ 1asllno IL V1.tS6
facts show the high sppfecidtiou IN Which this
c1cellsnt mschinels hsld.-HsfPsr'sNsskIy,N Ms
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-26
sHonxrxa RRlnr1I1rx

William Smith and Ellen, his wife, both col
ored, were arrested ct Tsnallytown yesterday,
and locked mp In the Georgetown station house,
on charge of cruelty ill-treating little girl
named Annie Gleadss whose mother resides on O.
street alley, in this city. Tho child has, Il sp-
pears, Within consent Of IT, mother heen reading
FOR some months past with the prisoners, VIVA,
during the whole time, subjectsd Ear q The mosf
brutal treatment. When exhibtted at the Police
Court ON Saturday her body presented . Asfribls
appearances, being literally covered With euGDAnd
bruises. She Was also slfFsring intensely from
frost bites and doubts Of her recovery are enter.
tanned. The Smiths will b brought before the
Police Court trial this morning.
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CHOICE IxVgSrxENTS

.-is IN. sQUlEA = CO,
Rsskers, Ne Ins Penssylvaais avsaus. pay
recent q I'll dep0aits.i - =. hlsgof ~ LOS
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REPORTERS.


FkI1h. 2
steuegrsphers and General Law Reporters,
n EIGHrH STREET NORTHWEST.
ss,:sj. s 1879 - 6. .::: So;
..a sp. ma tSRasys.S NJ - 80
satisfaction GUARANTEED. ese1e0
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RALrlMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT lcoRsrs s.xIg AID B STREETS

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=. /. OUBARRY, Gen. Superintendent
-I ~ 4. Q. YOUNG. Gen. Passenger Agent,
THROU9H LINE BETWEEN WASHING
L TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
.s sdit ses fsi K. 3.
FOR NEW YORI, vitheat change ofcars.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ass q M, and and
FOE PHILADELPHIA.
Z1sS osty, exeeps Sunday, q "a. L., and1, s:0
OK suiD DAY.
- - - y0k - - -, sDA Hhiladea-
through aei:is & fi,laAelphia, New Ysrk or
Boston can be had aS Tie Station Odee at ali houFs
aH ~; - tls csopasy's oaeA Is Ps.s1yi.
fassszssSS 1archasine tiekess 1t the svenue oaes
can there arrange % have ther baggage called for
sad CHECKED q meas eat0ence, taken to the depot
-! SsissSors "a Do r:ilroad sAvsrsisems.s foe
s" sIfAHf, laser Of fs..spsrtasio.
HEO 3, xOONYx, Agent At washingt0n. 1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-26

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