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From the New York Times.
Gov. CurtIn,a Message,

The message Of Gov. Curtin is almost exclu.
Sirely devoted TO State affairs. The 6pances
are In favorable condition. He gives bIsto-
ry of the rebel raid into Pennsylyanla. and
recommends compensation to those who suffer.
cd by II. Including the three months yolnn-
tecrs, Pennsylyanla has furnished to the Gen
eral Government moro than zoe, 900 mon since
tho breaking out Of tho rebellion, besides some
$4,000 who were In the service or actually
ready for 1t as volunteer militia under the call
oil the 18th September last, making In the Az
gregate more than $50, 900 men, Ponnsylyan1s
has sent 10 the service 200, 900 men who arc
disfranchisod. This seems to be hard meas.
ure, that men who testify their devotion to The
country by going TO the field should thereby
lose the most inosLimablo right of a citizen
Necessary steps should be forthwith commenced
10 amend the Constitution so as to give the
right OF suffrage to citizens who are thus OK.
eluded.
] cannot close this message without speaking
of the unbroken loyalty and spirit of the FREQ,
men OF pennsylvania. They feel that on the
preservation of the Union, and suppression of
the most causeless and wicked rebellion that
history records, depends the honor, interests
and future welfare Of the Commonwealth, They
Will never tolerate schemes for DESTROYING tho
Government Of the United States, or for form
Ing separate Confederacios, or any other schemes
Tor creating confusion and ruin, and aiding and
SSttIoihe ualtoIb VINO arc IN arms against
their country. The State Of Pennsylvania has
furnished more men for the defence of our in.
Stltutions, and has lost more by the casualties
OF war, than any other State. She has given
her blood and treasure freely, and is ready 10
give as much more Of both as may DO needful.
Her people intend, by the blessing of God, this
rebellion shall be suppressed, and will not be
turned from their settled purpose by the wIles
OF masked enemies or the yaclllatlons Of feeble
minds, On tho contrary thev will aa IL ,hoI-
right, insist that competent integrity, intellect.
oarneStnoss, and vlgor shall DO employed, in
tho public service, TO preserve the Government
and 70 maintain the unity Of the country.
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ACCIDENT AT TIE STEAMBOAT wHARF.--kn
accident occurred at the steamboat wharf
whereby boy, named Geo. Clark, was run
over by hand car upon which they were re.
moving some things from of tho wharf The
boy was very badly injured. Ofiicor McCaulpy
had him conveyed 10 his home near tho NAVY
Yard,
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TEETH TEETH

M. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and p.tentes
Of the Mineral Plate Teeth, attends personally at
his ONCE in this city. y"
Many persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear Others, and ne person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be accomn lodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desrei
but to those who are particular and wish the nIIr
est, oleanest strongest, and most perfect dentITe
that art can produce, the Mineral Plate will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-NO 33s Pennsylvanla ave
nue., between Ninth aud Tenth streets Also s01
Arch street, Philadelphia. mar Is-Iv
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very fine music on Wednesday evening last
at tho Church Of tho Ascension hospital on Il
street, under the direction of Mr.. stIcknoy,
assisted by Miss Billings, MB. Green, Mr..
Haines, Mr.. Sheriff, &C., for the benefit Of the
sick and wounded soldiers.
All the pieces were performed with much
credit, but "The loved onoS al home" seemed
70 produce deep impression upon those poor
fellows, who were reminded OF the associations
at homo. II very naturally awakened deep
emotions in the heart, and VIC could not but
notice the effect upon those confined TO their
beds.
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GO TO WHITEHURsT, 4st Pennsylvania avenue,
70 ootaln superior LikenesseB at reduced prices.
now Belnng AZ SAi half dozens, same rate. Colored
limperlHls reduced from $40 TO $40; selling whole
Carte Dc PisIss," having secured the seryIeea ~ a
superior artist for that branch OF business Like.
nesses Of many Of those fallen In battle can be OBJ
men, both civil and military. 9I-im
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I OsT.--On or about the I'D Of DecemLer. anong
L others, note drawn by =. FTommeL, TO the
order Of Andrew LutI, for $4,000, payable eight
DAYS ater date, and due about the I'd oil December.
lost The maker Of the note prefers the production
OF the note before payment. The finder will be
Williams, Esq, at his law office, corner Foursnd.
a-hAlf and streets, Washington City, or to
CHARLES MERKLEIN
street, near Eleventh street,
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MT. JOHN p SPANlER desire to inform the pub
lie Of Washington that he IL prepared 10 give les
sons on the Violin, Guitar, Flute, and upon brass
instruments, either to classes or individuals either
aud Seventh streets, or at the residences of his
pupils. Abundant testimonials exhibited TO prov e
his capacity as a teacher Of the TART divine"
Jan b-u lChron, and StAr.l
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A. WoRp or ADvICE.-Those who have been
doctortng for weeks and months without obtaining
Ieiei should consult Dr. FishblAtt, whose oflce ID
AZ NO t2l stgeet, corner OF Eighth street. and be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experience hSS
established Dr. Fishblatts reputation as a physi.
clan. Recent cases cured in a few days. Charges
moderate. DR.. FIsHBLATT
No. AL 4 street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Otnoe.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-09

PHoToGRArHs OF OUR VARIOUS MAroRs.-An
effort Is being made, by Mayor Wallach, To
procure portraits or photographs Of all his pre-
decessorB In tho mayoralty. His ONCE Is al
ready adorned with fine lIkenesses OF General
Weightman, Joseph Gales, Col. Ss&ton, Peter
been added an excellent one Of Thomas Car
berry, who served az mayor forty years ago.
and Is now president Of tho Bank Of the Ne.
trOpolis.
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Barge James Dalton, Hcarny, Belle Plain.
bchr. r. L. Tay, Godfrey, N. Y, corn and
oats for Government.
Barge Little schuylkill, O'Brysn, Aqua
Greek.
sChr. Juniata Patton, Parker, Salem, Mass.
lumber.
schr. D. E. Sawyer, Chamberlain, n. Y, hay
and corn.
Schr. Z. Murray, Smith, Baltimore, salt.
Schr. A. H. Bowman, Clark, Government
stores.
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~ Smithsonian Beotures.--ProE A. Guyo1
VIII give the third lecture Of his course on FRI
DAY EVENING, January 9th. Suhlect-The IN
per, or voluntary life, with receding Instinct IN
creating intelligence and will Lower yertebrntes
fishes, reptiles, and BIRDS and their subdiyIsions
Lectures commence at O'Clock D. M
Admittance free. ias-ot
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lEDiA RUBpEh GooDs.--H IL not necessary Tor
mr; n A. HALL to enumerate the different styles
hhI KINDS Of Rubber end Gutta percha manufac-
tuTefs goods he keeps Che has them ALL on hand,
and glance into the beautiful store or list Of pjess
his establishment IL TsdIiV the snly JgdiS R,56s,
Wdrthoiss, and IL located AZ 3IO PennsylvAnia ave
nue., next door TO MesErs. Harper 4 Mftchellis Drv
streets. A.. ~
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ARREST FOR LARCEST.-Yesterday afternoon
about three O'Clock, Odiccr Bowman, Of George
the charge of stealing one silk velvet cloak, ono
muf, gold chain and locket, the property Of
Mary Bowie. He was taken before Justice Rea-
yer, who committed him TO Jail for court. Tho
property has been placed In the hands Of Mr..
Herrlck, the property clerk Of the Metropolitan
police,
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n The Great PennSyIvRnIR Route.--The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest Two through trains daily, and one on
sunday, soldiers tickets at Government rates to
All the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further INFORMATION apply at the Of
nee OF the Great Pennsylvania Route" northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, I'M
der National Hotel. Office open from Ia m. 10
p. ion Sundays to 4p. m.
L. o. NORTON,
aug o-y Agent
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DRAKE's PLANTATIONS BIrTERs


BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs
They purify, strengthen, and invigoTAte.
They create healthy appetite.
lney are an antldOte TO change OF water and die /
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours '
Theystrengthen the system and cnliven the mind
They prevent mlasmatlo and INTERIM ent fe VeI g.
Lheypurily the breath and Acldity Of the stoma oh
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation
bus. i
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
They are the best Bitters in the world They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of pure
st. CroiN Rum, the celebrated CallsayA Bark roots
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of !
beverage, without regard TO age or time of dAy
PARTICULARLY recommended to delicate persons re-
quiring gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers
Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. r. II DRAKE 4
CO., 202 Broadway, New York se25-sm
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MR.. MURDooTs PATRIOTIC READ

NJ INGS IN THE SENATE CHAMBER.
mr., James T. Murdoch, in response to the vol
untary action OF number Of United States Sens
tors, who have recommended that the hall Of In
Senate Of the United states should be set apart 10
one evening, for a public patriotic reading, tn,
proceeds Of which are to be devoted to the hos
pitfalls, under the direction Of the various commit
tees Of ladies connected with these hospitals II
which the sick and wounded soldiers Of the Republ
are cared for will, by permission of the Vice PTesi
dent Of the United States, devote Saturday even
ing, January 10th, for this purpose.
The following letter, with the authority Of Tho
Vice President, will explain the object Of this
reading:
To Hon. II HAMLIN, Vice President:
Mr. James =. Murdoch, patriotic citizen la,
ing kindly volunteered his seTI ices to read 10 his
countrym for the benefit OF the sick and wounded
soldiers Of the Republic, and having been allow ed
the use Of the House OF Representst, es would re.
commend that you should allow him the use OF n e
senate Chamber, for one evening, for the EAme
most laudable object.
MS. Lane Daniel Clark
JOS A. wright L. NJ. Morrill,
!ohn sherman J. r. DOolittle
ira harris Henry NJ Rice
Preston King $. {. PomeToy
Charles Sumner u. H. BFoynInF
r. s. Field !. II Henderson
James Dixon WI WIlIev
James Harlan Milton S. Latham
John ?. Hale j. N Nc DouFaii
NJ. S. Wilkinson B. T. Wade
Consent given to use the senate Chamber. As re.
quested. H. HAMLIN,
Vice President United States.
short preface, stating the object of the reading
will be delivered by MIR, Murdoch, and each selee,
ton Will be introduced by brief reflections upon
the author and his subject E0'
The following Is the list
Poetry and Patriotism Anonvmou,
The Flight at the Ford, or the Battle Of
Brandywino BY Thomas Buchanan Reed
me American flag BY John RodmAn Drake
On board me cumberland By Geo. II. Boxer
Italy shall be Free By VIM. Cullen Bryant
The OaIh BY T. B. Reed
Marco BoIEaids FitE Greene HaiieSE
Count CHndespina's Standard Bearer,
., Geo. II. Boxer
Peroration Of Robert Halls great seTmon on HE
threatened invasion Of England BY France in The
time Of the First Napoleon,
Our Defenders, Ia war lyric) T. b Reed
Tickets so cents, to be had OF the various com
mlttces, and at the various bookstores And hotels
Reading to commence at O'Clock. jan s-lt
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pEnRABLE INDIA RUBBER GOoDs.-Mr. n. A.
HAL has just received lot Of O1ieers' Long and
ohos, eStra large Sizes also, lot Of blue English
lmAs, very long, at $40 each; which he IL selllnR
mAnniaoturers prices, at his India Rubber Ware.
and Tenth streets. oct 9INtr
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ARREST FOR LARCENY.-Robert Miller was
arrested yesterday, In Georgetown, by Officer
FindlCy, on the charge of stealing two billiard
balls, the property OF II. Rodier, who keeps a
hotel and restaurant on High atreet, Just below
the canal. He was taken before Justice Reayer,
who committed him to jail for court. Tho
property was turned over to Mr.. Herrlck, the
property clerk of the Metropolitan Police, this
morning.
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NEWS.

NRRD CONvEETIoS.-Th convention OF
I red people Of the District met last even.
israel Bethel Church, Capitol Hill. a
ldienco was present. About hfty dele
Gro In attendance, which did not con-
"a quorum for tie transaction Of their
business. The president not being
prosef theyice president decided that the con
vontii could not legally transact tho business
for With Il had convened. At this point, Rev.
Mr.. Ifper, pastor Of the church, remarked
that tire wero two distinguished persons In
tho hote, whom he desired TO have Introduced
10 tho pventlon, Rev. John A. Perry, Of Rhode
Island,I9e Of our army chaplalns, and Mr..
BpIsfp. Watkins, formerly Of Rochester,
well AntAvorably known as an able defender
oil the Tits Of his race. These gentlemen
we're inH iuced TO the convention by tho acting
presided
4 Mr.. W1lls, In forclble and characteristic
speech, lOke Of the duties deyolylnR upon
Soiored % at this crisis. They must, said he,
no eoneng moro than hold conventions and
Inaulge rhetorical hourlshes. They must
act SHeyelt At length upon tho emancipa-
eon poll Of the President. Colored mon
verywhq should make some demonstration
ELoVlng eir appreciation Of II. Applause. |
nc mated avery with hatred almost dIabolI.
lgrofpplAuse,l and loved Abraham Lin
IoIn, bccise Ne hated Il. Loud cheers He
sISn sPogof the "contrabands," and upon the
Sou,l-- SPhou Hctu men, &C. he called the
bLHorn ponfcderaey a vile and loathsomo
kIbIongug md JEFF. Davis, the raw head and
CbsIoy bhes antlpode Of civilization and
| tbn,Ianib. His speech was received with en-.
"Sslasm throughout.
had.'. MT Perry was then introduced, and
sv. ,e vety earnest and eloquent speech. He
" tis adhesion TO the sentiments advanced
y Mr. Watkins. Ho thought that colored men
mould celebrate the victory achieved over sla-
Pery. Ho wished the border States had gone
put At first, and slavery throughout the country
would then have boon abolished. But we must
be thankful for what had been done. He want.
Cd TO raise colored regiment. He had tho
consent Of the President. [Great applause.
Black men can and will Eight. [Cries Of awe
VIII, wewllL"l He thon reviewed his conncc-
uon with the war, as chaplain, &C., and mar
rated some Incidents Of very thrilling nature.
Rev. Mr.. Turner then arose, and stated that
no had been urging the Convention, for several
weeks, 10 adopt some plan OF action In refer
snco TO an expression Of our gratitude TO the
President for his proclamation. He was now
uTed waiting. He wished the Convention re-
solved into mass meeting, which was done.
he then made a thrilling and forciblo speech.
showing thl necessity Of acting without delay.
he was chosen president of the meeting, aud
appointed committee of five 10 make the nc
Cessary arrangements, viz; Messrs. Green,
WINFIELD, fostin, and Hinton. This commit,
soe Is to reprt next Thursday night,
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INDIA RUBnER Goops-Thc plaoe n b,,y vor,
RUBBER COATS, LEGGINS, CAMP BLANK Frs.
HAVELOCKS, HAVERsACKS, and every article
India Rubber Warehouse, where YOU can Obtain
them at manufaoturers prices, $40 Pennsylynnia
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets oc 81
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1O THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH CON
L 0REssIoNAL DISTRICT OF ViRaIEIA-We an
nounoe the name Of CHAuNoEY X. snow as a can
al District Of Virginia, at the election 10 be held
on the 10Th instant. ''N
jan 6-et MANY VOTERg
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U. $. ASSESSORS OFTILL,
collection District for ne Dsricfo Of Colurrbiq
All persons concerned In the United states as.
sessment, on Licenses, Goods, Wares, Trades or
Occupations, Merchandise, &C, &C, as per act OF
Congress approved July /, 1862 who reside In Col
lection DstTictOf District of Columbia are hereby
notified that the assessment list is now ready al
my office, No. 5O2 Maryland avenue, Seventh
ward, for their examination and Inspection, and
will remain open for such inspection for the space
Of fifteen Qb) days from this date January D. 1888;
also that the undersigned will, for the space of ar
teen days after the expiration of the time thus
allowed for inspection OF said list, remain in his
ONCE at the place before named during the hours
between O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock u. m TO hear
and determine on all appeals which may be exhIb-
tied against the proceedings of the Assistant As
SCISSOR
All appeals must me made In writing, specifying
the particular cause, matter, or thing respecting
which deelBion Is requested, and shall state the
planned Of
p. NJ. PEARSON,
U, s, Assessor for Collection District
jan T-St District Of Columbia.
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TWO ROOMS FOR RENT, AND FURNITURE
L foR SALE.-TwO communicating rooms in the
second story OF frame house on P street, between
parlor cookng-stove, &c, will be sold very cheap
TO tenant or other person Inquire on the prem.
Uses, Of WILLIAM PURCELL.
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no INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

MUM * CO. propretorS OF the Scientific Amer
Clgu
p A T Il rs.
Wth Sirt6sn Years experience in he Business
Hon. W. D. Bishop, eX-Commissloners OF Patents,
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum a Co . Pa
tent Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent free by mail
Patent Laws and Regulations, loo pages, 2b eentR
mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination in United StateG Pa
tent ONCE, 50.
Ohioes, No. 81 Park Row, New York; WAshinF-
ton, corner OF and seventh streets, opposIt attn
itent Oaee. mATIN ait
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% masonlc.--A stated Communication Of 81.
Johns Lodge, No. II, will be held at Masonic Hall
corner Of D and Ninth Streets this (FRIDA VI eve
ming, at ~ O'Clock.
Punctual attendance IL requested.
W. MORRIS SMITH,
" SecFetart
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INDIA RUBBER Doors AND SHoEs-The above
articles are sold cheaper at II. A. HALLS India
Rubber warehouse, $40 ennsylvania avenue than
At any other store in this city or vicinity This J
%. Call and satisfy yourselves, $40 Pennsylvania
"enue' no PITT
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EOR NEW YoRK.-The schooner Arctic, Cant
Hooks, will load for the above port FOR
relght apply to PETER BERRY,
Jan ST 80 Water Street, GEORGETOWN.
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THIS - TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber hath obtained from the orphang'
Court OF Washington county, in the District OF Co
lumbia, letters Of administration on the personal
estate OF ALBERT FULLER, late OF Warrington
county, deccaRed llperBons hAv ing elaine against
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the sixth day Of January next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Of the said estate
Given under my hand this sixth day Of January,
A, d. 1868. AARON T. FULLER
Jan b-lAWsW Administrator.
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1IIE CONFESSIONS AND

VTIE CONFESSIONS AND
L EXPERIENCE
OF An
INV LID.
Published for the BENEFIT aud as a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who Sufier from SpermGtoFrhGa, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, etc, supplying, al the same
tune, THE MEANS or SELF CURE. BY one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and INJURY through medical humbug and quAckery
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope,
single oopies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
nov 2s-dSmu Bedford, Kings Co., n Y
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-The follow.
ing boats arrived In Georgetown since our lasti
Dr.. B. A. Dougherty, 100 tons coal; j. r. NC
Culloh, 100 tons coal Clipper, 107 tons coal,
Geo. Lynn, Borden Company, lis tons coal.
Belle.
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NOALI COALu

LARGE and complete assortment OF all kinds
impurities, N' ' "''N ''Hei
70 2,24O lbs. to the ton.
EXCELSIOR FIRE KINDLINCSI
3ox containing Ia squares. One SQUARE will
~ tan OF charcoal FIRE, burning from eight
for building fires. WIN n G AZ PiS Ae'
Dc 2t-I0t NV''' '''H ahu 'S'n s"'
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Of FIG AL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Jan. s, 1868.
Release from the drSft on the ground of alien.
age has boon allowed in the following case.
No"'s. Where drqfted.
David Reynolds q. LoraIp county. Ohio.
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~. weston's Progress OF slaysry,-Copie,
Of this work are for sale at the office Of the
Republican. Pamphlet edition, % cents. Bound
edition, 10 cents.
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FlRE.-Thc alarm Of FIRE, yesterday, was
caused by the burning Of small stable ad.
Joining Adams & Co.'s delivery oficc and sta
Dies ON street, between Second and Third
streets. The cause Of the fire was unknown'
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6 EcoND GRAND BALL
OSAGB TRIBE, No. 6, l. o. e. w.
The members OF Usage Tribe, No. 6, l. o, R. NJ
respectfully notify their friends and the public
orally that they viii give their
Sc ON d GRAND BALL.
AT TEMPERANANCE HALL, ON Z STREET.
On Monday, January IL, 1863.
IlokWs ST. admitting gentleman and ladies.
Supper furnished by Mr.. RahleFt.
tend, without further invitation.
No hats OF caps permitted in the room
toihITTLL OF ARRAEOLILEIG
Brother Z. II. WhitemOTe,
II, 7. Walker,
d. $. Donelson, OF usage ltloe
W. +. Biggs,
Brother Scott OF Logan Tribe, Gcorgeto,yn,
Brother Middleton, Of TuscafoTa tribe, Nav
iaru' JanB-4t'
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no YOU KNOW TT II you do not, call At
- SMITH BEALL's, No 3eI Seventh street,
near street, and buy yourself a nice aunt
Clothing from them, az they have just
new and splendid assortment.
nov 9I-dtjAnI