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National Republican., 1878-01-29
The r.mper,uee Work Yesterday.

Al the twelve O'Clock prayer mceStng yesterday
Lincoln Hall WIS weu iillcd with an audience
posed largely Of ladies. For half All hour before
the services proper commenced, the audience and
choir joined IN singing songs from Gospel Hymns
Al exactly twelve o'clock Mr.. q. i. Presbrcy made
the announcement for the week. lie stated that
the meetings at each noon and those on Monday
Wednesday, Thursday and saturday would be free
but that. n meet the expenses Of the hrll and for
the accommodation Of thosc who wished tu cscspc
the great crowd, there would be Il charge for adj
mission on Tuesday nnd Friday evenings CThe
Y VI. G. /. sustaining membership tickets are good
on Friday eveningl Mrs Wilson opened the scr
wees by singing "llullrlujah. what u saviour "'
Mr. Au0hy then read the thirteenth chapter of
First ClTimlnians ntteT which Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
sang. Are your Windows open toward JeruSacm?' -
Mr.. Murphy said that after this he hoped that
tluse who had dear friends who were incbriates
would hand in their requests for prayer, lie snid
he believed in prayer, and that people needed
knducsS. There Is no use In kicking man be-
cause he's down. He thought the sweetest Thing
IN his InsIhUry was that he never turned away
from u man In his life, aud by the help Of God
never would. Christ says 10 forgive man seventy
times seven. Men are too apt to take up man
aud IL he falls drop him. At the conclusion of his
remarks Mr. .. b. PTeIbTey and Mr.. Murphys sOn
led in prayer as DID rIsn Rev. Mr.. BGrIinm and
Rev. Mr Spcak. Dr. Newman welcomed Mr
Murphy TO Washington In q short and hearty in,
formal address. after which the benediCtion wa,
pronounced. After the meeting quito number O
signeIs came forward and afiiXea their names u
the pledge.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Honor to John NJ, Van Buskirk.

At meeting of the trustees Of the Columbian
Bank Note Company, held III the ohlce oI The com
pany, January 2s 1878. tho following resolutions
we're adopted:
Rt,irci, That in the sudden and unexpected de
cease of Mr.. J. N. Van Butkrk, the treasurer and
general manager Of this company, tho trustees dc
siTs 10 express and place on Tecnri heir sense U
the very great loss Sustained by the company and
themselves individually.
That As treasurer aud general manager Of thi'
company since It's reorganization, aud during the
greurT portion Of the llIns tTansacthIg IN DCha
very large and responsible business ,lth III,
United states Government rs well ts number o
foreign governments and private corporations, i
affords w. pleasure To bear willing testimony 10 hi
efficiency, encrgy, and integrity In all the busncs
relations orthiS company.
That we de.irr, NJ the same uIns, to testify on
keen sense of the loss to Us individually OF kindl
and genial iCiegd and companion.
That COPY Vi tECsa resolutions he sent to tn
family Of tie deceascd with expression Of our con
dolcnce ana sympathy in this their hour Of ainic
ton and that a copy OF these resolutions be hlI
nished TO the local papers for publication.
J. ". WATERS, Secretary,
National Republican., 1878-01-29
S'H'IABLE
Mnior Richnr,Is RctIres.

Major Richards connection with the police force
terminated yesterday. When tic l!cuicnantS as
scnbcd al Police Headquarters ~ NIs,Hl yesterday
morning MRjor Richards addressed them briefly,
thanking Them fur the support they had always
given him. and desiring them N convey his
thanks and good VI hes e. the men uhdgl tlcnl.
CAPTAIN Brock, Lieutenant NOUnan, Lieutenant
Gc SinTh. and Ltlivr leUtcmnnts with all of whom
the Major las bvSu Ussuciatcl during his long
term Of Otiiuc rcSI,umGvd briefly, expressing the
p;otound regret with which they parcl with him.
The Police iiup al held ,huri secret session last
cN Cning, hut did nothing pL9rllLg tie appoint.
n.cnt Of Major EirhcrdS sucretSnr The lnc,abCrs
, stated thut II may be some time before the new
Superintendent Is sappUinied, II Is desired 10
lcct u nan IN every way competent To illl the
place. There Is Considerable speculation among
the members ur the free and 'n Ilc street regard.
! ing the vacancy. \ great many names arc men:
toned OF possible SnCCcSsOrs 10 the Majors place
Among Them are Captain lir0ck aiid Lieutenant
Austin, OF the police iJrrc; T. O. Curtis, secretary oi
the boarl and Mes.ra. Alexander Gardner and
William Dickson. Mr.. Curtis denies that be is o
candidate. and Mr. Eritton Ircs dcnt Of the bi ard
denies that he Is working TO have Mr.. Cults np
pointed, as has been stated,
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Where Are They?

Chapman, the chcf of the stamp division, Treas
ury Department, OwIs henneTy, into which he
placed some time since two dozen ~ fine roos,ers-
Malay, Cochin China, &c.--Hnd their Growing in
the Inuining was great comfort 10 him. knowing
that the stamp duty was paid on them, and having
epiruTcan visions of fricasees, &C. But Un last
Sunday morning the customary morning orlSOns Of
the game fowls were not heart, and the chief Of
stamps turned un"asily upon his pillow. When he
awOkc sud was dressed he went out to his hen.
merry, with basket filled with corn, and he
CHECKED" CHECKED" CHECKED" but there was
no response. The chicks were gone; some rObber
hldburslsri0lSly entered and carried of the much.
priced fowls Information was lodged at Police
headquarters and thanks 10 the vigilance Of ON
Imiicc, two hours subsequent Mr.. Chapman was
notified 10 appear vi headquarters aud identify hi,
game. Thither lie went but learning they had
been taken To the Police Court he hGsiened TO thai
building and entering the room OF justice eagerly
raised his hand prepared 10 take the oath of idcn
tihcation when 10! right before him. lying stiff
cold and nicely cleaned, were one dOzyu chickens
deficient In number quality, and growing vitality
evidently not being Chuppan's. But The crOws 0
thOse TOostvTs arc familiar and Chapman hol
hone
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Yale Alumni Dinner,

Tho annual dinner Of the Yale Alumni Associa.
don Of Washington and vicinity will be given at
rhe Arlington Wednesday evening January 80.
The president Mr.. Justice Strong
will deliver an address touching subjects OF inter.
est ~ the college. Among the sflcr.dnner speak.
err will bc Secretary EyHrts, ChicfJustice Waite,
semrtOr and Representatives, members Of the
faculty Prof SewcUlnb Joseph II, Bradley, esq
he presidents Of associations in the leading
Eastern and Western cities and other gentlemen Of
distinction, Representative Yale men from Bait,
more Frederick and annapolis who under tbs
constitution, ore eligible tn membership will par.
hcipaic, There aTc over one hundred Who have
been CONNECTED with some department "fthe uni
yeIity and who are entitled Ia membership IN
Washington and vicinity, and Il II expected that
At the dinner
National Republican., 1878-01-29
AMUSEMENrs.
sothern-"The Crushed Tragedian."

Sothern-"The Crushed Tragedian."
The hearty enthusiasm of the reception accorded
Mr. sothern last night by the splendid audience
attendant upon his rendition Of The Crushed
Tragedian" will doubtless convince that gentle
man Of the deserved appreciation always bestowed
upon his efforts to entertain the patrons OF the
drama. To say that Mr.. sothcrns De Lacy Ht
dHlIaOm uphUlds the standard OF his histrionic eN
celencc adds but the aintost word ofpraise To the
bright record Of his distinction ns an actor. MT
Sothcrn's previous successes as DRdrodrg, Gdrricf
ct al. varied the abilities involved In the i'm
personnttOns OF those characters afford no criterion
by which TO measure the fund Of his talents ~ now
readily drawn upon by his later venture OF De
Lacy lHGdfdmOnt The record OF the pleasures OF
no plGy-gocr will he complete without the addition
thereto Of an evening with The Crushed TraSe.
dian"
That the play Is q success In the fullest sense and
that It's impefSpnators were entirely acceptable were
facts well atie,tcd by the bursts OF merrment pro-
lonecd plGmdts, aud repeated recalls of the de-
lighted audience
The efficiency Of the supporting company was
well evidenced by Mr. Hollands tuptdii Rdckdt,
Mr.. Crisps ErTica GicRdcnning. Mr.. Marbles trdak
Brisg'rc, Miss Prnctors Forrnoc IlriS0Te and Miss
MoriiinCr's M'ss NOHBicdshH. The Crushcd'Tragc-
dian" will repeat "thc grntcgquc and ludicrous" re-
cital of his woes this evening.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NOTES.

-Roose send. New York papers In advance.
-Wilsrd's Hail will he enlivened by a hop to-
Ajght.
The ". Y. o. 2. Social Club viii give n cOmpii.
mcntury dance at ShuldOns Hall the 18th Instant.
The Unity club will hold It's regular meeting on
Friday evening, Vt the residence Of Mrs. Colonel
Daniels, LAG sixth street.
Ladies' and children should call to see Miss Won
Hillcrn, at Odd Fellows Hall during the day, a
the hall will be disagrccab!y full about the closing
hour.
"A very interesting pound party and entertain
pent was given at McjHulcys Hall Capitol I'M
last evening by which the funds Of the Ladies' Aid
s0cir,y OF Capitol Hill were increased considerably
Tile members Of the Washington bar met In III,
Equity Court rom yesterday, with MIR. W. d. Dav
and adopted resolutions of coincidence conCCrninl
the death of the late Arthur Fundnll. The chai
was instructed 10 present tho resolutions u The
Court In GnMpfnl Irrnl.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Washington CITY Bible society.

The Walhlngt0n Clty Bihlc Society held rs Tegl.
lar monthly meeting last evening, at six o'clock,
President 4. W. Pter, D.D., In the chair.
The board concurrcd IN grant of twelve Bibles
and twenty four rcstnncnts TO ihc sabbath School
Of the Reformed Episcopal Church.
At the request Of Mr.. Lyman, grant Of finy
Riblcg-hgate cdition-wa. made 10 the Sabbath
school Of the Washington city orphan Asylum.
The president read from the RGrUJd an np
peal by the American Bible Society for COnlrbu
lions inr their mission work, and, after remarks
committee, consisting Of the president and sccrc
tary was appointed 10 distribute one hundred
copies among the several churches.
As the next anniversaTyOf the society will be IL
semi centennial Messrs. Pitzer, Shields and Roth
well were appointed committee TO prepare pro
srainmc for that occasion.
The city missionary, Rev, ChGs Kramer, report
ell hat he had made one hundred aud hity.sp
visits in the southwestern section OF the city, nnC
distributed - Testamcuts, 10 copies Testament,
and Psalms, and 100 pages tracts.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Police Court.

Jici,l,1 cdscs--Chnrlcs w. Thompson, charged
with keeping pnkrrrrpin nilcd n respond whCn
his name was called. He had deposited go as col
lateral, which was ordered to he forfeited. John
EsyliNs, Jarrett Dofs,r, Hrd john CUtcJ contributed
5 each toward dclrLy ing the expenses Of the DS.
triCt government for using GUS words. Frank
Stevens paid - for de!Gclng private property by
marking on the door Of George BIuier. Edward
Uowncy and Francis Porter were assessed - each
lur dls orderly conduct which they paid and were
suffered TO depart. Henry johnson will spend III
teen days al the fgm tor diSurderly conduct. John
GIccn charged with using proianC language, was
d.inly.ed. Edward skinner proved that he wa,
not loud and bniSerUus and WAS dismissed. James
Howard VIII spchh week At the tDne houss
near the HrHhCh' for profanity. William lisnsyn
and charlie Won worth, Two 'Nags" will keep each
other company \, the farm for sixty day.. john
HAYES and hOsps Johnson could HOt lnd 81 about
their clothes, 10 they rode down To the brick rIsilC
iur lnreu days for hring tnD loud on the sIrect
Thomas Evans, Hu old Georgetown bum, was sent
to the wurkhnnse rJr twenty days.
IHR,i SJh- ru.s.--A rONc pr0s. was entered In
the ease of ThumIs MCiIHnm, charged with assault
ing Jumes tUrbett james II. Miner paid u fol
beating his brother William. LOuis Sargeat A.
saultcd Virginia Nesscls, Gu, the Court dismissed
the cl'o. as the blaine appeared 10 be equally di
Nided, JuhultedwickG, CHARGED with the larceny
of piece Uf bacon from Robert Martin was given
until to-day 10 prove his Innocence. NOAH Iiamil
! tobacco from William Tnrrcns. continuance wa
Orlcrri 10 prove u prior conviction. SalnPsoI
| EiuS, Paul Jones. Pnilip sullivan Andrew Carter
! and Robert Cuwllug were concerned in tho SAINT
| rubbcTy. The three first named Were sent to tn,
Reform School Carter will ldnElish In Jail for sis
mouths. aud COwlins's case will he tired to-day
! Charles Gavin will visit Castle crockeT for thirty
days for Stealing bride from CnarlcS sprir gInuii
| The thrs bills" HaIrs, Coleman. and Jackson
/ who were concerned In the robbery on CRpiin
HI last saturday evening were sent 10 jail foe s!l
/ months each. RrhcccG 1alsOn, charged with steal
/ ing n brssstpn from Richard Smthson, was Dis
/ missed, the charge against her not being proven
. haF l.. IA chi LRn of
! his crimo fur thirty days, ~ JAMES La fontah!
| caught him with one of his choice fowls.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
READ AND PONDER!!
IL YOU

IL YOU
Wan, Cook.
Want situation,
Want q salesman,
Want n servant
Want Ia Itent q Farm,
Want to Sell Piano,
Want To Sell Horse,
Want 10 Lend Money,
Want to Buy House.
Wat to buy u ltorsc.
Want 10 Rent n House
went to aelI a Cnrriage.
Want Boarding Pasc,
Want 10 BorrIw Money,
Want 10 sell Dry Goods,
Want 10 Sell GrUcrGies
Want to sell Furniture,
Want to Sell Hardware,
Want to Sell Real Estate.
Want Job OF Black ksmithinE,
Want to Sell Millinery Goods
Want to sell House and Lot,
Want to find any ones Address,
Want to find u Strnfed Animal,
Want to Sell n Piece OF Furniture
want 20 Duy Secondhand Carriage,
Wait TO Sell Agricultural lmp'ements,
Want IL ilnd anything you have Lost
Want 70 Advcrtse anything 10 AdNmltEr'
Want to find an Owner for anything,
Want to save Money,
Want to Make Money,
Want to Make u Name,
Want anythingW ALL
OF THE DAILY NATIoNiI REPUHIISAS
HAVING \ LARGER CIR ILhrluN THAN Al
OTHER MORNING JOt FINALS IN WASlilN"
TON COMBINED.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Accident to a Cartman.

Yesterday afternoon about one O'clock Hanson
Sewell tho driver Of =: brick cart while passing
along street, between Second aud Third streets
northwest, fvll Ofhis seat and one Of the wheels
ran over him, inJrng him severely about the legs
one Of which l. supposed to be broken Olicer
Dmnlgun pSssiCdb by seycrnl bysiRnsrs, carried
the injIu sd man To the Seventh Precinct station
where medical assistance wus rendered. Sewsl
was then taken 10 his home, oil Virginia avenue
National Republican., 1878-01-29
CITY ITEMS.

YouNc People do pay. attention " your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them Ne wise In time.
Clean them daily with THuRs1oS's IvoRy PEARL.
ToorII POWDER, tho most perfect dentrifce known.
IL will keep them through life In good condition
white and sound, will harden the gums sweeten
the breath, and prevent toothaohe. Sold by all
druggists. Is and 20 cents per bottle.
ARR you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach, constipation, &c7 Are you dys.
peptic, nervous, dull, and lan9uid7 Averse to oil
excrtion. IL your life miserable7 You require n
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QuiRKs 1Risii TEA, the great house.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, % cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
WELLS MACuISE-SrREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsT-
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
HARD times demand economy: practice II by
renUvatng your suied gloves with JoUvEs's ISo-
DERors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 20 cents per
bottle.
Is your hair harsh dry and stlf7 Docs II refuse
to curl? Dress Il with THopPsoNs PoMADE OPrME.
An olesginous compound OF singular merits. IL
will improve It, sold BY druggists, &c. Price 2j.
and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-29

WI. Holtnnan, trustee, to James Goddard for
$50. lot los In Bcollsaddition to Georgetown. b.
X Elliot, surviving trustee to J. +. staub, for ESQ.,
lot a6, Beatty and Hawkins addition to George.
town. &. C. Dupcanson, surviving trustee to W.
W. Mctzgcr guardian for 81 100 part Of lot H. square
~ Charles G. Dungaiisnn. surviving trustee, TO
Eliza II. DurcansOn,, for $3.50. sub-lOt II, square
S2J Matilda Tyler IN Elizabeth Scott for SOS II, lot
80. square h9i L. e. Hnc aud T. :. Bokewcll, tfiis-
tees, to J. II. Rowland for 5000, sublut x square
Il. = Miller to Robert Thomas, for si25, lot 2s,
square 5j3
National Republican., 1878-01-29
4 DeIecIiNC ApuDInied.

fhc Board Of Police Commissioners have filed
6c vacancy In the detective CORPS caused by the
resignation OF Mr. john sargent about a yeSr aimee
by the appointment Of Mr.. A. H. Noss, who has
brCn Rrling IN that CEpuc.iy since the resignation
Of NJ. rUrsrnt. The appointment OF Mr.. VUss is a
well'IncrtCd compliment aud was made for mcri'
tOrlOua ,OmlMCl Mhllu an arLmg deioCive.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Theatre Comiaue,

The Theatre Comique was opened last night
under very favorable auspices with Jake Budd as
manager. The house was crowded, and the show
was never cxcclled by any variety entertainment
given In this city. The programme for the week
includes performances by some OF the bet specially
Carrie lavarinc, Mcssrs Qniltcr and Goldrich. the
Leslie Brothers Rilly Buckley, Ferguson and Mack,
Miss Sallic Mason the Richmond Sisters, John aud
Maggie Fielding and Miss Alice DE Stellini. Jake
bIdl, the old fivoric. also turns up during the
evening in q comcal sketch. The performance
ends with ycTy amusing aiterplece, entitled "The
nplIar.al"
National Republican., 1878-01-29
NEW IDpERTIsEMENT

Lost-Gold-luCe pin.
Mn. N. \. Connolly. l225 F street northwest.
Agents swautrd-WnShngton Copying Company.
Fluid Lightning for neuralgia, toothache heal.
ache, &C.. Sc.
Rooms with hoard. 1896 street northwest.
An assortment Of line furniture by Wash b.
WllliaEs.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
"Fostcr'," Great Auction Sale

or hnc English and Aiarrcan Books, at Brokers
suction rooms, Pennsylvania ANeuue, corner Of
Eleventh street, every night this week. An i'm.
nensu stock Uf lhrUcst >lgII,is,l Looks now being
sold At price, that DEFY competition.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Ton, painr'S Birthday.

The amniycpary Of the birth Of Thomas Paine
will he appropriately celebrated 10y hiS friends nis
evening ut TNllmGdse Hall, street under tho
patronage NJ the Liberal League, Of Washington.
AddTcaCs Will he delivered, and other appropriate
ceremonies held. tho exercises closing With a
dAJlCG.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
INerALLATIoX or nNv. cLNY M,cNrLEY.

Hrin"sity CwHuIy, J"HuurV ~, I7S-lntruduc-
rry service by Rev, e. 4. weld, Of Baltimore and
Lnscph May, rhttadrlphin; scfInun 10y Rev. !. FW.
Wac, EtalCm: Installing pr.yer 10y Rev. &, \. Stu.
plcs ut Providence X. t.; Charge 10 pastor by Rev.
W. &. Eliot. H. H.. 81 iuuiG Mo; right hand Of itl-
lOwship, by Rev. II. Il. ShlrpCr. Of Boston: rhdrrss
Ia the people by Rev. q. Reynolds, of Concord,
Mass prayer, By Rev. \. NJ. Knapp, bangor, Me.
SUCIABLE
Thurstla" evening, january 81, lS7s. The church II
located ~ the C,rirr Of fourteenth and streets,
and to the ub,'yc exercises the nlCnds uf liberal
Christianity In Washington are cordially invited.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
The Murphy Temperance Meeting Til,
Evening,

M Murphy will Rnish the re,itRl Of histhrillng
experience at the meeting In Lincoln Hall, this
evening aud IN order that oil who desire a secured
and rnInlOrtable Scatinay bencronImuduted single
ticket. viii he sod at my cents each, at BallRn
INMn,s hlnk. .Niure. on Soy eMLh strcnt
National Republican., 1878-01-29

A LITTLE Michigan cIrl lost her kittcn, and
thus advertised it: Lost Maltese cat green
eyes; very slender a sweet growl goes BY the
name Of Lady Jane Grey, or Mussun Gay
belongs TO Lillian Gold. A suitable reward
will be givcn.r
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Amms.ments To-Nlght.

THEATRE CONIQUE-Jake Budd aud new Va.
ncty Company.
TIagcdian
Opr FELLOWS IIALI.-Bertha Won lIlcru.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Assignments for To-Day.

No. D. Washington and Genrgetnwn Railroad
company vs. the District Of Columbia; No. ~,
Sailor vs. Mitchell No. ~, Young vs.. Strong; No,
a. Randolph IS jones' No. ~, Baltimore and
Potomac RailroRd Company W, GHllaheri No. "a,
Narration We. baltimore aud Potomac Railroad
Compafy No. %, Downsy vs.. District OF COlunbai
No, g. Wood vs. Wood.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
The sale of Fine steel rnrr.yines

xnl be continued hi. afternoon NJ three . clock
and evening ut seven o'clock. Among the collcc
tlon viii be- found GudOs Aurora. -" Vintage Fr.
LVul," : terror " knphuvls studio" and uthsr
MyOrite selections
National Republican., 1878-01-29
DH. SHITII'g FTSER1E.
Impressive Services ut tho Fourth rrcshyte-
rim 'hurch.

The flnCul ritv3 @. g., late Rev III. John g.
saith w".C rC,"hrotcl s-luF,iny morning at the
Frr.:h rrcslyiorim. ChUrh. Ninth street The
church was rruwdcd. About ci"ycn o'clock the
urVnu ,,ulrd forth S"Ic,Hu ,lirgr. the choir sang
Ret Sllit. Rest" nu0 the rortr!c entered the
rlirrl amt lcpusiri II. mrr."',s burden in front
OF lGc pulpit. Rev. Joseph T. Kelly late associate
nf pr. smith uficiutyd, si.tcl Jy ThouIus !. Shrp
herd. - ~, Of Philadelphia, and Dr Lcyburn. of
the k.,nrnt" Reformed CuUrh. Baltimore, and the
present pastor of the chury 81 i;h which DE, smith
frt united,
National Republican., 1878-01-29
indications,

For the Middle .4Ndniic states clear or partly
cloudy reuthcr colt HOrthcrly rccring 10 rarmsr
so,iLrea uiadS; rising toliored by tdli"g 6drOn-
rer,
National Republican., 1878-01-29
THE COURTS.
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE DIFFERENT
TRIBUNALS YESTERDAY.

Supreme Court Of the tnited states-Dim-
cuitics Found In Settling the Van Essen
Estate An Important Criminal Suit
Other Matters at the City Hail.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
GEORG E7OWN NEWS.
GRAIN ARRIVALS,


County, Va. with 800 bushels OF corn to L. d.
Hartley.
By rnH-Four hundred bushels Of corn to j. g. &
J. NJ. Waters.
FORT.
Ea''rd-StcamShlp l. G.. Knight. Chichester,
NCW York. with assorted CupsI of mcrclINniisc, to
District ncTrnHnV. SicuuCr Ann Eliza, Phladel.
phia, with u'.rlHhdiSc 90 n'strlCt merchants.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
T. BauCrra BG!timorr, Md; William BoWan, jr.,
phildderh Ia; samuel ,iulder and wife, SprinR
field, ILL.,: Lows AmbrOsc New Orlc ms, lH.; y e
Rogers, iit.u'brr. Nd; VI. N Mc.tmcs, Sew York
city; Levi. { Wilson. tCHanlria Va; I. G. VIII
l!amS and N ''. Williams, New York city: j. H.
Marl,uC. rriu William County, Va: K. Williams
and wife. E' more, Md. RrC at the West End Hotel
The 'ug-hly' VILLAIN Bell hGs gone to Snrfrlk
whvic sfC has Leon chartered for two mnnths by q
CikuoNu C,"tum iirH 70 tow their SHIPS in and
ont uf the Norfolk hurhur.
Tie ,rhpuurr Nllrtd Bgadhrnuk Captain Phillips
hhmd lrnu D''GdC.pliU t. SUncTsrt, hac her 'aii'
ui'i n.naI s..'s rrrlcd away, vf MUntauk Point
In the gale -. ,n" .sii instant.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
FORT.
Al Snui.' CiH"cIi-orti-r uT EXcrciscs for th
Week.
DEnILNTIOE.

Trrr'ry 0s" ~. Jdurdrg -, lsTS-SeFmou "f dCf-
;catl1n 10y Rev. II. W. Bellows. u. D., Nrw Nork
r.ty; lrnycr Of dedication. 10y Rev RUFUS hllia l..
D. I'slOn Mas; introductory scryiccs. Icy Rev. r.
r Sh,Iru. ,CCrcH'y "f tho american Unitarian
Association, Bottom. Mass srrviCc ug dedication,
Rev. clay MurSluirv and the congregation: tom
Guiding payer by Rev. Fielder Israel, Salem,
Mas
National Republican., 1878-01-29
Real Estate Transfers.

and Harriet Hickman; Martin Connor and Mary
Nevin; Wesley johnson and Addie Watson j. ID.
q. Cleveland and Catherine Tylor.
National Republican., 1878-01-29
CONFERENCE.

U'dD",'Ig moqHigq, Jlaau.y 10, isTS Half past
nine. dcvn.lluI mc,lin, lc'! by Rev. Dr, Farley, Of
Bruuklyu. Y
Hairrmst ten, c,say by ROY. James he Norman
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