The national Republican., 1861-02-26
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we're admitted at that time. He afterwards re-
ceived visters until two o'clock in tho after
noon, though nothing like formal reception
was had. Shortly eiter eleven o'clock yester.
day morning, he was called upon by Mr.. Bu.
chanan, who remained about half an hour.
He was also visited, during the day, by General
Cass, Vice President Breckinridge Commodore
Psulding, Governor Powell OF Kentucky, Gov.
ernor Seward, Senator Dooli,tle, Senator King,
Horace Greeley, and many others, including a
large number Of members Of Congress.
A large number of ladies' also called to pay
their respects to Mrs. Lincoln during the morn
ing, who receiyed them all in her peculiarly
pleasant and urbane manner.
The dispatch in the Baltimore papers, in re-
lation to public reception at noon yesterday,
was hoax. 1t had the effect, however, to mis-.
lead large number.
Mayor Berret has not called upon the Presi.
dent elect as yet, but will do so this morning.
Mr.. RAREY's LECTURE To.MoRRow NIoHT.-
Everybody is on the q,i vire to witness the ex.
traordinary feats of horse tanning announced
by Mr.. Rarey to come of tomorrow night. A
building $50 by IS feet is now being erected
for the purpose by Messrs. Entwisle l. Barron,
capable of comfortably seating $500 persons,
which will be built in the strongest manner
1t will be brilliantly lighted with gas, and q
glass trAnSOW Will Dc eTeCleu over tHe uOOT,
eight feet long and sixteen inches wide, bear
ins the words Rarey's Entertainment there.
on. Private boxes will be erected on the west
side of the room. The building will be strong,
convenient, and comfortable. 1t will be per-
fectly water tight, well heated, furnished with
comfortable seats, and properly ventilated.
Mr.. Rarey has Just concluded engagements
| in New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, in
each of which his exhibitions were attended
by people of the very best class-the audiences
being as respectable in quality as they were
large in quantity. The celebrated "Cruiser,"
which had for SO many years in England defed
all attempts at subjection, will be exhibited. A
plan of the house may be seen at Metzerotts
music store.
RYLANp CHAPEL s. s. CoNcERT-This affair
comes of this evening, and, judging from the
preparations that have been made, and the
known ability of the Ryland Chapel folks in
these matters, it will no doubt be very inter.
esting affair. Go carly.
LEAVE TAKlNo-President Buchanan has,
in answer to the resolutions of the City Coun.
ellis, named tomorrow morning as q time that
will be agreeable to him to receive them, and
exchange the usual leave.taking courtesies ;
and accordingly at eleven o'clock tomorrow
morning. the city authorities and the Levy
Court will call ON him at the White House.
ORPHANS CouRT.-On Saturday last, the
case Of the apprentice boy Henry Larker, who
had been bound by two sets of indentures to
different masters, was concluded. Judge Pur.
cell set aside the indentures, and bound him to
Mr.. H. 8. johnson, to learn the trade Of q sad
dler.
/ The will of the late. William II. Dundas
Second Assistant Postmaster General, was
proven, and his widow qualified as adminstra
) trix.
In the case Of the estate of the late g. G
e Deetb, the court accepted DR.. Richie as ad
ministrator.
SToNE's STATUE OF HANcoCK.-This fine
, statue was placed in the entrance hall to the
Senate yesterday morning, partly covered over
with wooden box. 1t attracts much atten
d ton, and is greatly admired by all who see it.
8 ExHiBITIoN.- Our readers will remembe
!, the exhibition of the Columbian Institute 70
the deaf and dumb and blind, which takes plac,
@ this evening at the Smithsonian. The exer
n cises will no donbt be of the most interesting
character.
ANOTHER CoNCAaT. Company A, Uniol
= Regiment, Captain Carrington's,) are to hav
: grand concert at the Smithsonian, on Thurs
+ day evening, March 7th, at which time beau
tiful flag will be presented to the company b.
the ladies Of the third ward.
d PERsoNAL-Commodore Stockton, N. j.
d, Col. A. R. Wright, Ca. and Judge Mason
r Nd, are at Willards.
e Horace Greeley is in the city.
E, DR.. Charles B. Mitchell, Senator elect frou
't Arkansas, is also in the city.
II DRESS PARADE.-The marines at the bal
,e racks had fine parade yesterday morning, il
d the presence of a large number of ladies an
If gentlemen from all parts of the country, anon,
ir whom we noticed Col. Ellsworth, formerly Q
n. the Chicago Zouaves, and Robert Lincoln, on
~ Of the sons OF the President elect. There wer
= five companies in line, numbering nearl
four hundred men, who went through the mar
ual in style which indicated great proficiency
Or Among the features of the morning was tn
y, music of the Marine Band, under the leade
ship of Prof. Scala, which discoursed some
]. their choice selections in q manner which in
pressed the visiters of their great superiority G
musicians.
- DARING BuRGLARY.-Some time during SUI
-. day night, the pawn-brokers establishment
,d Mr. Z. Ward, No. 7G Louisiana avenue, nea
,o Ninth street, was broken into and robbed
goods amounting to seventy Eve or n hundre
10. dollars An entrance was effected by breakin
ID out the panuels of the back door of the stor
"a The articles stolen consisted Of coats, vest
~ pantaloons, and shoes, which were kept ft
% sale by Mr.. W. From some cause or other, tt
~ upper part OF the building, where the pawne
TO- goods were kept was not entered. 1t is thougl
n the burglars were well acquainted with the prem
- ises and the movements Of Mr.. w., as the
he took the opportunity to commit the depredato
when he was absent from the store, from whic
~ he had not slept before for four or five month
a. ~ What makes the burglary seem more daring !
II that the store is within stones throw of tt
.ct guardhouse.