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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
Notice.

Thompson Owens is fully authorized o---~td win
and IN ny name -transact all business o1 Ssrresn
nv and on the HaI-Breed Reserve loctte ,wari-
the Nemahas. including the san Franoiscg - Wn
ed and confirmed by tbe Secretary Of Ae
Z Sloan. and by him sod % me- ~uorIADAT-
New York. NOvI, lo0Ou D-Tbiu tJthN
Nemsba city Herald eopy . weeks aaasen@
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
BOOKS ON AGRICULTURE
HORTICULTURE, DOMESTIC
ANIMALS, &c, Sc.
ALL THE PUBLICATIONS or
C. II. SAXTON, BARKER 4 CO"
No 25, Park Row,
y EW RK-

WE are prepared to furnish -h0sc.in this Eeslil
country who may desire them a. publishers Pn.'@
american Farmers encyclopedias, 80
Aliens American farm book, ~
Aliens diseases Of domestic animals ,ss
Aliens rural architecture, "a
Alien on the grape, ~
Barry's fruit garden, "a
Dement'S American p~0ultercr companion, ~
Brownies field book Of maHures. "a
Bridgdman's gardeners assistant, Ia
Breck's book Of flowers, 70;
Buist's flower garden, Il
do family kstcheD garden. t0
Garfield on sheep, Ia
CultiYatOr, bound, pervolume, "a
ChOrlton's grape growers guide, tm
Dadd's modern horse doctor Ia
do American cattle doctor, Ia
DO diseases Of cattle, Ia
Dana 8 Muck Manuel, ~
Darlingtsn's weeds and useful plants n.
DOWniug's fruits and fruit trees, ~,
Eastwood's cranberry culture, "a
Farm Drainage, CHI. French az
Frank FOrrester's HOrze in America, ~
Flint on grasses, Ia
Flints Mich Cows, i1
Herbert's hOrse-keepers, gof
HOugh's farm record. 20
Johnston's agriculture chemistry, "a;
Kemp's landscape gardening 10
LangstrOth on the hive and money OIn Iq5
Luchar's bot houses. %
Liebig's relations Of chemistry to agriculture IA
Linsley's Morgan Horsss, ie6
Minors bee keepers manual 3
NUNS land draineT, "a
Nashis progressive farmer, tm
Feili's gardeners companion, "a
Norton eiemeu.5 q agriculture, sa
Panise on tn cranberry ra
Quinby's mysts.ses Of Bookkeeping. so
Rural affair, 2 vols, 100
Stewart stabl8 book, Tm
Thomas tarm implements, IB
ThoDas' fruit cul-uTist, 100
Warder's hedges and evergreensJ $50
WatsOn's home garden, Tq5
Whites gardening for the sOuta5 Is
Yale lecture, 1860, rs
YOuatt and Martin on cattle, 5q5
Youatt On the horse, IS
do On sheep, IS
do on the hog,
FARMEK OFFICE
BroWnville, NeoHs
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

MARRIED-At Table Rock, n. T., May 18th, 1861. BY
Rev. J. L. Griming, Mr.. l.. W. SANFORD and Miss
SARAH F. COOK, both Of Table Rock
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
New Shoe Shop
w. GRANT,
BROWVVILLE, NEBRASKA.

Respectfuily informs the clze1s ofihIs place and
v~iciai-y tlat he has 1ume1Jld he mandatory o.
Boots ana shoes Ia BrJWayille. and hopes by attention
and care % merit a share o. plbic patronage. Ms
stock l. ali II The best quality, ard his WORK an var
rauted % give satisfaction or no pay"
All siyles.of work. from a No. /. dne calf skin boot.
TO a c5ar1e b-Ogan. and al prices 50 low that mona can
complain.
Give me a call at my shop, on First street, between
Main and Water.
Brownville. May 8, 1s61-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

All Whom &c May COnGe ID
All persons indebted 70 Wm. I DEN, e5. .sl
book account, or byu0te, are hereby no5lehJsl,
pay up on or before the 10th day Of
and thereby save themselves trouble S3d MY.
RrnWnEila. Feh. 81 WI
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
ST.. LOUIS, May %, A. NJ.

The treaty entered into yesterday be-
tween Gen Price on the part Of the State
and Gen Harvey on the part Of the Gen.
eral Government, seems to please all
parties. The understanding between the
two governments seems to be TO the effect
that the public peace %throughout the State
shall be preserved, either party doing
nothing to ~irrltate the other. In order TO
more effectually bring this about the laws
passed by the Legislature in secret ses-
sion will stand a nudity On The statute
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

The following deaths of soldiers have OCCUR
cd since our last report:
- Private Tiffany, company H, Twenty.third
New York volunteers, at camp.
B. Bridge, company y, Sixteenth Indiana vol.
uDteers, at Patent once Hospital.
4. Friedling, Company K, Nine zenith Indiana
volunteers, at Patent ONCE Hospital.
Francis Moran, company e, Second United
States cavalry, at Circle Hospital
John Harrlgan, company H, laird United
states infantry, at Circle Hospital
J. d. Bidewell. COMPANY H, Fifty-seoOnd Penn
sylvania volunteers, at Columbian College Hos.
pital ....
N. v. Flanders, company X. Second wiscon.
sin volunteers.
JACOB Everle, company B. Thirty.hrst Penn.
syltania volunteers,
:, Ira Scott, Reagsu's Battery, Fifty.sixth New
York volunteers. i.
Simon Gibbons, company 3, Fifth PsnnsyI~a.
mia Reserve corps, at Camp Pierpont.
John Baker, com any I, First Pennsylv ania
Reserve cnrps, at Elizabeth Hospital.
Patrick Rooney, company B, Seventy seventh
New York volunteers, vt Naval Hospital.
Sergeant Smith MoC0on, company r, Twen.
tieth New York militia, at camp.
Abraham Buckley, company l, Twentieth
New York militia, At camp.
John Dumas, COMPANY A, Independent Mich
igan volunteers, at st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Henry Brown, company e, Sixth United
States infantry, at Circle hospital.
Harrison Hardy, company G, Sixth u. 8. cav.
airy, at Eruptive hospital.
Private Hough, company E Eighty nth Penn.
sylvania, at Camp Good Hope.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

The "Seven Sisters" nightly draw crowded
houses. This play is scenic presentation Of
unusual brilliancy and beauty and meets with
immense success, which Is not to be wondered
at, for anything that our friend, Jack doDon-
ough, takes hold Of is bound to succeed, and
what he undertakes In the theatrical line must
be good. The name of McDOnough Ia synony.
NOUS With everything good in theatricais.
" Understand that now, me boy"
Miss Susan Denim, as Captain Highboy," ia
cer tainly "some (" in drill with twenty young
ladies', as Zouaves, who, we will wager, can
capture any other military company within n
dozen leagues Of Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
THE STEAMER EUROPA.

Cape Race, December l3.-Tbe steamer Eu.
ropa, from Liverpool, November 3Oth, passed
two miles of Cape Race at half past eleven
O'Clock this morning. The sea being very high,
the news boat of the Associated Press could
not get more than half n mile from the C,pe,
and the steamship would not come nearer;
therefore, the usual summary of news WAS not
obtained.
The Europa will be duo NJ Halifax on Sunday
morning. She brings three days Later intelli-
gence than the steamsbip Iiansn.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
I.ATESE BY TELE3aAPH.
Exciting News from Nashville.
The Cove, nor Driven Out.
FOUR POLICEM SHOT.
Opposition 10 being Drafted for the War.
7 he Black Flag Raised by Louisiana
Troops.

Cincinnati, Dec. l3.-Tw" refugees from New
Orleans have arrived here. They passed
through Nashville. They report that Memphis
Is strongly fortified On the rivef side. There
were two gunboats at the landing. A regiment
of infantry and few companies OF artillery
composed AL the troops NJ that point. They
arrived ut Nashville on tho 9th instant. The
city was in n high state of excite ment on that
day and the day following, on account Of An
attempt being made to draft citizens into the
army. The indignation Of the people was in.
tense. A mob broke out 10 the Fourth ward,
and four policemen who ate mpted to quell the
riot were-shot dead. The mob rushed to the
capitol to attack Gov. Harris, who fed 10 Mem.
phis. The papers next day ann unced that no
had gone thiher ON business. On last Situr.
day Two hundred and nifty msn from Louisiana
passed through Nashville with black tlrLa.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

II. ,.,.i.t.S - ~ oPOs So,
a,..no S'1lpiy y, ,aS aepot seems, ~ little
u uus, mke bapel, ou! nearer approach
.s sos,s sceho ., n.ense scuviy ana bustle,
81 ooaoeo 70 sooa aeg,ee o. system and order.
oo srea ' snG innuA oI treisnt oy in's channei.
nssuos so nsvs - s o aSsrse' tne lno9nve'
msn SnseH ~ .ae o s .s OF inc roto
S Ss, we nope WIZ ~ An early DAY be broken.
S.oro I'm, OF ysrious Shapes ana dimensions
sIo sun gong up 10 tnat helghoorhood. We u
~ magic. seSerM warehouses;, erected by
pr ,u Parues' are 'uateu on tne pom. o!
.h fnda Wy " ,er es Tn,n,. ~ Ch sros'
T Ttn ina,sna avenus' oaSS OF .u,,n,,y Vnuron
vut On tno raiIr"so, snort d,stsnce Dey9nG
INC aePoL seveIa eA,snsive ou,.a'nss, ,n.enaeo
,oI tnS storasS Vi SVvernment forage, nave
t.ss.eiy oeen 9In, ane IN 's1n. 81 .ne depot, AZ
me me G naa u e C anu New Jersey avenue
t tSe Aaams EApr s's Oumpany nave commenced ON
ING s. erS t.I y, axe suuE.ure, ioo oy l3o
soe ;,,, MN ranloaI .raok nongsldo, 80 as
,ons sS ~ snI iosGng ., we m
s Mehse qusnu'y oIme's9t WniGn passes tnrough
.neir nanos; a TOW .oi small ou'lcings' ooou.
P, 'ea ~ eaung.no"ses ana cigar stores, nave
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
The Cantoi bury.

afternoon at the Canterbury, for the conve.
nience of ladies' and children. The whole com.
pany appear In all their varied acts Of min.
strelsy, circus, concert, and ballet. The enter
tainment will DO one worthy of the patI enage
of the ladies'. lavish distribution Of confeo.
tionsry ia made upon these occasions. The
admission for children Is but ten cents The
orchestra Is alone u treat to listen to. 1t ia
decidedly the best In the city, and one of the
best In the country. Tonight Mr.. Kimball, that
sterli' g special officer takes charge of the spe.
DIAL force employed at the Canter bury, which
is Of itself u guarantee of the most perfect
order.
Frank Brewer, the great Ethiopian comedian
appears on Monday.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
military Harse Racing.

n. g. Benhort and W. O. Lint, military OH
GERS, were arrested by Metropolitan Police
ofiosr. 8. T. Crown, yesterday evening, or
Seventh street. for racing horses. they were
conducted to the office of Justice Barnaclo
who, after hearing of the case, fined then
1894. This is an offence against military or
ders, Ms well rs u municipal violation. One o
them was considerably intoxicated, and the
other slightly SO, and they expressed much
indignation at the idea Of being interrupted
asserting that the justice and the officer ough
to be arrested. In this way, many valuable
horses receive permanent injury, besides the
demoralizipg effect of such conduct on the
officers rs well as the men.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
A SUCCESSFUL SCOUT.

Sedalid, Dec. l2.-The scouting expedition
composed of parts of Msrrill's Horse and two
companies Of Regular Cavalry, returned thi.
evening, bringing in as prisoners four captains
two lieutenants, and about forty men. They
also captured one mortar, ard u large number
of horses and wagons.
The expedition went As far M Waverly. They
report 1000 rebels At Lexington. Shelby's
men were seen and purSu' several times.
The report Of a aght pear Wdvery 'urns out
TO he false. The mtu wn" hau'td dowl the
American flag At Lex'ngto". at;Nr Gen. Multi
gan's surrender, was arrested hero day NJ Il
SPY.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
Criminai Court.

Pesierday.-GeOrge Massey, (oolored,) in
dcted for larceny Of coat and vest from VIM
Robinson, (also oolored,) In September last
WAS found guilty and sentenced to nine months
Imprisonment in Jail, and to pay q ane Of one
dollar.
Thu mas German, indicted for the larceny of
= trunk, valued at $25, from H. o. Hood, in
October last; guilty. Sentenced to one year
and three mouths Imprisonment in the Peni.
Tertiary.
Matthew Riley, indicted for the larceny of a
watch and chain and $50 in money, from Jere
miah Shehan, WAS found guilty, and sentenced
TO be imprisoned in the PenItentiary fer one
year.
h. Belt. William Fowler, Samuel Thomas, and
George Webster, all free negroes, for riot, wal
in progress, when the Court adjourned unit
this morning at the usual hour.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

Nep York, Dec. l3.-It IL freely stated that
II number Of letters Of marque are In this city,
issued by the Government of Mexico, to prey
upon the commerce Of England, France, and
Spain, and that vessels are fitting out here for
such purpose, which, 1t is claimed, they have
q right to do, under n decision similar to that
allowing the Nashville to At out at Southamp.
ton. The vessels will sail under the Mexican
flag, rs war vessels, and he entitled I" bring
their prizes into neutral ports.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

en- Having been authorised, BY the
Wac Department, to raise and organize q regiment
OF infantry, to serve In the District Of Columbia az
home guard, persons wishing to raise and com.
mnod companies In this regiment will report to the
General Recruiting officer, ut his headquarters,
No. sos, Seventh sire I, between ID and Z.
ISAAC A. PECK.
wAsHIseTos, d. c.,
November II, 1851. nov II
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

Ntt0 York, Dec. l3- Richardson a I"miH any,
of this city, deny that James spence, who
acted ~ the charm III Of the Liverpool meet
ing, to take action IN relation TO the removal OF
Mason and Sidell from III" B"iush mail steamer
Trent is a member OF the finn Of Richardson,
Spence a. Co, of Liverpool.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
BRECKINRIDdE AND HUNTER APPLY FOR rASrAu
TO ENGLAND By THE CCNARp LINE

Halifd1, Dec. l3.--lt WAS strongly rumnred
here to-day that Breckenridge and Hunter
ministers ON the Confederate States to Eng
land and France) had applied for passage to
Europe in the steamship Canada, but had been
refused, in consequence ct II telegram from
Secretary Cameron, warnng the ngeats Of the
Cunard line against the 90, sequences of carry
ing rebels Mr.. Cunsrd emphauCally contra
diets the report.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

COmmenc the New Year with . Diary.
l. useful for registering events, asst, pr, sent,
aud FUTURE valuable p i.ket compsri)n for sol
diers and business men-confaining almanac, caleu.
dar valusbls tables, blank space for every day 10
the year, M morsndum oa. account for each month
with neatly printed headings Shilington, book.
seller, stationer, and newsdealsr, oorntr Of Four
q d.a half street and Penn avenue, has fifty dife-
Q / liads 10 various styles Of binding Don't be
without oas Of these useful little souvenirs,
deo 1T
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
AFFAIRS IN KESrUckY-REPoRrs FROM TIL
SOUTHERN PART OF THE STATE.


Louisville, Dec. 1.-THE reports yesterday
that three Natioaal brigades had crossed TO the
south side Of the Green river Is authoritatively
denied.
No Information has been received at head
quarters here that Capt. Z. F. Prune, of Gen.
Buell's s'af, and Major Helvehl, of General
Schoepf's staff, had been captured by the
rebels near Somerset, but apparently we'll
informed parties think It true.
johnson, the rebel Provisional Governor of
the State, In message to the Legislature, says
he will gladly resign his position when Gov
Msgoffin shall escape from his virtual imprison
ment At Frankfort
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

mo PRlyApE FAMILit'" hIee gen
/ II uen, of untouuted rsSr ostaoiii,l v 4
obtain Rooms AMI pos'd ) some lIlya,e ianil!
Me- i,s Those vi hing 10 obtain peInansLt AID
mGulaTy Payi9s boartsss, on moderate isrIs can
az I'D, hing ION, II c., giviug sdcrrss and
terms Reside noe within qlar'sr Of ntlr o he
~, ,fHre depIrsble Dec 1t.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
THE CASE OF MRS. MARY HARTUNG-sHE Is UN.
CONDITIONALLY RELEASED FROM PRISON.

C0EDITIONALLY RELEASED FROM PRISON.
Albany, Dec. l2.-Mrs. Mary nartung, who
has been In prison some three years and half
on the charge OF the murder If her husband
by poison, and who has been twice sentenced
to death, and saved the last time by the passage
OF Senator COlvin's bill ab0iishing capital pun
ishment, WAS to-day released from confinement
by Judge Wright, Of the Supreme Court, on a
proceeding brought before him by her counsel,
William J. Hadley, who has been indie fatigabe
in his efforts to save his client. The affair
creates much excitement.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
The California Regime ut.

This fine regiment, lately commanded by the
unfortunate Baker, who lost his life In the fight
at Balls Bluff, 10 to return to this oity, whore
1t will remain during the winter. Barracks for
their accommodation are now In progress of
erection on the corner Of Connecticut avenue
and K street, In the hrst ward, under the su.
perintendenoe of Mr.. 8. W. Rogers. The houses
used are those OF Messrs. Skillings Flint, II
Boston firm, and are superior to anything of
the kind we have yet seen for the purpose
intended.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
Liauor-seiiing among Suffers.

Notwithstanding the stringency Of the laws
prohibiting the sale Of liquors to soldiers, and
tho frequency with which suffers have been
reprmanded or punished for selling them,
there are suffers, and within eight Of the Capt
,ol too, still engaged in the business II can
be stopped If the effort is made in earnest
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
DIED,

AT six O'Clock on the morning OF December
18th, 1861, Mrs. 0oTAvIA M. BEoK, aged about
sixty years, formerly of Prince Georges ooun.
ty, Maryland.
Her funeral will take place Sabbath after.
noon, at 2 O'Clock from her sons reside noe, NJ.
81 l. street south, Uslsnd.l The friends OF the
family are invited 10 attend.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
" aREEs q WILLIAMS. Auc,,on..,..

u. GREEN d WILLIAMS n"'''""''r''
fPl;SySES SALE or HnE8 ANs LOr, II ar.
TON.
On FRIDAY, the 10th day Of January, 1859. /
shall sell, In front VI tho premises, al o Clock T.
by virtue OF deed of trust, 70 the subscriber bear
irg date the Ilih day Of November, 1855. and re.
In Liber A. g. No. 1871 iolios ~ 80 90, and
81 one of the la ID ords for the county Of Wash
ir ZION In the District Of Columbia, tn following
Wilmington, District sforesaid, and laid down on
III, ground plan or plat OF said oity. The eourtes
and distance are fully described In said deed OF
trust, to Wit
PATS Of Lots Rumbsred one sad iva Il and :,
In Square numbered avt hundI ed and They seven
(tsI) together With the imProvens ats, which a.. Il
name Dwelling House, 6c &C, This property
front, on Il street south between Third d Fouf
and a half streets west
L, rms one fourth cash, balance In ak sLd lively.
IN onth, the purchaser To give note for the lei rred
ia, ment', bearing interest IN day sale ASSri
given and deed OF trust taken u the property 10
fecurs the pay nent OF the NOTES Ii the terms srF
not complied with In five d. after ale, Ms rus &C
the right to resell the properly AZ the risE
and cost Of the frat lureIgser b. wing tA!Gs a!s
notice Of such resale In some pew'plpeT lhhfea III
the Guy OF Washington. .,r, ,
tiKEEk WILLIAMS
d.c N 0awkds Auo''On0eIs
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

The inimitabe George ID every night at home
to his friends ut the Opera House on Tenth be.
tween E and F streets, where he soatters the
buttons and acings of his audience with his
side splitting delineations of negro character.
Unlike the folks of the Star, who make lugu.
briuus faces over the negro, Chrisy finds In
him nothing but Il fountain of fun.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
dcc lg-HawAw
pY auEEN q wILLIAMs, Aas,lonssrs

DY GHEEN q WILLIAMs, Austionsers.
GOVERNMENT SALE " CONDEMNED STORhs
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY next, the 18th day Of D.ot mber,
1861, we thsll sell, la front of our tore, NJ. 62d
corner of Seventh AID ID streets commanding at 10
O'Clock m 'he following articles viz:
.birrels Fork, 30 pouaa. each
g. blrres Beef 8 pousCs eaoh
10 barrels Reef, eco y, nnds sa.h
g. 800 pounds Hard Bread
90 bushels Split Peas
AIS 1855 bushels II, mny
% 81 80 bushes Beans
$50 rounds Hams
7oS pounds Bs On
327 pounds Rlos
4n6 p un's of Green ri Coffee
IS. pounds y liked Vegetables
Terms cash in specie, or it, equivalent.
Tie goods will be sid In iOls - shove snUmer.
atsi AID the purchaser will be required to SETTLE for
item when knocked Oh, and remOve the Eoods o.
day Of tale
rsrsons having stock to feed would do we'll TO
attend the sale.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
dec l4-dts Auctio0eers
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
Whitshurs', No. 4s4 Penn. Avenue,

Is selling original OGrles de uisite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan Is the latest published, and is CON
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water oolors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention of military men
is called to our full length letterty es for send.
ing by mail. nov l3-lm$
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

nPDYKE ELECTgD MAYOR of NEW YORK
Men York, Dec. l3.-The ufficlal count of the
vote gives Opdyke 1918 majority over Wood,
and sl4 over Cunt her, for Mayor.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

as The Union Prayer Meeting viii he
holden, every day this week, in the rooms Of tn
Young Mems Christian Association, Pa. svenue,
opposite Browns Hotel, to commence at 4 O'Clock.
10 be continued one hour only dec ~
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

81 nasonic.-By order Of the NJ e. II, r,
special communication Of Columbis Chapter No. is
r A. M. will be held THIS EVENING, Csatur
dsyJ u ~ o'clock. ompsni,rs n good s,srd,us
are oordillyin b. JOHN THOMSON,
dec lite Seorstsrv
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

/ MUM CO, proprietors Of the Scientific
American, and agents for procuring LINT rican and
F. a II ID NJ II -.
With SiIteen Years Experience in he Business.
Refer to Hon Judge Mason, Hon JOS ~ n
Hon. W. d. Bishop, ex-Con missioner o. tents
and 10 more than fifteen thousand lnveit ,fs vi,
have had business done through Mum % =. II
ent Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice seat tree by mail
Patent Lave and Regulations, 100 pages, 40 cents
mail
No charge for consultation, Orally or BY NAL
Preliminary Examination In Upted states faNn'
O6ioe %.
Of,ces No 81 Park Row, New York wsrmns'nu
OfnoS oar lts-taAif.
The national Republican., 1861-12-14

~ First Baptist ChWrch, Thirteenth st 81,
bs,oeen and H-Bev Rollii VI. Neae, ID d Of
Bosrou, win preach on SUNDAY MORNING, n,
II O'Clock. The psster Wit preach at 81 o. lcok
N Strangers Affection ately Invited. dec l4-i,s
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
Soldier Knocked Down,

Night before last, II soldier of the Fifth U. s..
cavalry becoming very noisy In the restaurant
of William Ellis, some Of The provost guard
were called, whom he resisted and twice
snapped pistol at. He was knocked down
with n musket and seriously injured, and then
taken to the hospital
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
xxrAsHINGT0N LGCTURE AssOCi
w TION
URSE FOR 1901 81
At THE HALL OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

Desiring to aid 10 placing the community Of which
they form part, Oh higher plane Ia regu d TO
Literature, Loyalty Liberty, zoe huIar dGii
zeIs Of Washington bave uLited In an org ami. ioh
TO be known as the - Washington Lecture Assoeis
ton 9Th the present design OF course OF lee
turc, b. mtn Who HAYS ed i rrput lion for ,he
highest culture hi d the most earnest Iatii1'i'm
pose but there will be invited and welcomed to the
atom Represe ntstive Men wildly differing ii
may be IT. views Of poi,y-the Assooi .uJn only
Unfit that they shall hsrmonizs In common 10y
20 this end the following distinguished gentle
mt have been invited to participate In the course
and lprg number have accepted
Hon. Edward Everett, Hon. D. g. Dickinson,
Baytr Taylor, ESQ, Johu y. Coz gh,
He. aseph Holt Pre-. Anderfon, Rcches
Hon horace Greeley, ter,
OrPsres Browusou, L, Wendell Phi lips,
l. u J imes Hus Ell, Lowell
R,v Henry " BtechsT Rev. Geo Oh ever,
oliver Wendell Holme', Geo william Cur H.
Pes Eel Un, OF Harvard Ralph W. EnersOn
The lectures will be delivered at The Hal Of ths
Smithsonian netitutiou, which has been kindly
gr ,rrd for the purp sc
The FIRST LECTURE.
lh5 first lecture will be by the emuent HhoWC
scholar. Mr. BGowusnu, on Friday Ersuias next
the 18th instant
PRICE OF TICKETS.
one gentleman ... 100
" one lady ............ 81
tn Sc tickets are for sale a. FrapcS t. lor's
Shoi herds, Anderson +, and Shiilins tons Book
etvr.S. vnd AZ Willards' aud the National Il "tels
JOHN PIERPoNT, Pre-, iient
" \. CReFPrI, Secretary
" a6HISsIoS, Dec 7, 1891. dec e--dSwtf
The national Republican., 1861-12-14
India Il b Der Goods.


India Rubber Rlankets, for 81 % each.
India Rubber Blsnss very large size, % so each
India Rubber Coais, o. 90 each
India Rubber Ponotos, slightly damaged, 81 each
India Rubber Leggings, 81 per pair.
AT H. A. HALL cos
India Rubber Warehouse,
3Os Pepnsylv, nia avenue
nov qptf Between Ninth and snth streets