Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-30

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10 fsads - % ssi.: d:iss lssta ss,s
was that his friends should ~ yaTe ould, %
hiss are with he scuis and ss i ncp Nv w,iisns s
TAX. the oath, .h s1s wiius 70 give ne psrosso
| father 10 adrh cousin OF Gen. Eweil.
JUpos BATHS FURsITuRE.-The household
th6rnins, ~ public sucticn, by Mes.rs. Mcclure
| and Seventh. large number Of persons were
present and made purchases. Judge Bates wi'lTe-
move h, Ian family to the we'ssons time during the
BRUrAIIrr.-A man By the name of Henry
Thorn, OF Prince eeorse's county, Md, sent hls
appears that he placed Ref In the stage, IA and Al.
rected the driver to drop her in ws.hinSton. He
& s ~ ss5 IN Ss ra Ar sS
OF her and made complaint 70 the eivii authorties
She va, therefore seat to the aims house, -, +,
ErIscoPAI---The Ascension Church (Dr.
Pinkney, rectorl was densaly crowded Last even
ing by persons anxious TO see the rite OF confirms
ion administered to 90 ladies and gentlemen BY
the Right Rev. Bishop southgate. Rsvs. nrs.
Hall and Keeling were present and sssisted In the
church services. The bishop has connrmsd ai2
persons In the District during the past week. and
land. r.r.srB.. D. s-rI.Gf. .. .,f.'- =,
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A TRIPLE OrrssDKR.--Martln Ellenberger,
who keeps q weiss beer mill Fifth street, Capt.
tol Hill, was arrested yesterday BY oniosr Harri-
son for keeping Q bawdy house, for selling liquor
without license and for selling II to soldiers For
the nrst offence he was held TO bail for court, by
Justice Handy, and for the other two he was hned
oseh s2o.sO. His wife and servant were also ar
sssssG upon - sns sh.iss o. being IN ths
FioHrIse IN THE sTRsRT.-James Collins
and Charles n, Jones, eolored, were arrested yes
terday afternoon BY officer Gordon, OF the Eighth
near sherbourns Barracks, on Capitol Hill. They
were tahen before Justice Handy, who hned each
$3.50. Mary Ann Hill, for interfering with tho
efncer while mailing the arrest, vas fined $3.50
- ara. 81 ~.
The DBArr.-Yesterday the draft was re-
sumed privately In the Second, Fifth, and Elev.
enth subdistricts, to tll up the remaining quotas.
The reason OF this secrecy 10 to prevent those who
may have the good luck OF being drafted from es-
sspptns A. ~ iar ss can be asoertsined' the notices
FnE.z-This morning about O'Clock the
stillhouse of Mr.. Wilson's lamp-black factory at
& ss syssss rs sss in ssos time
Was consumed. Officer sullivan gave the alarm at
Box No. u, Meigs Engine House. Ths loss 10 sup
posed to be about $1,000. b ..,r -rr -
LADIES' gold.plated Buckles, setts, Chains,
Rings, Bracelets, Buttons, Lookets, Gents Scarf
Pins, Rpgs, Chains, silverpiated spring Dinner
Bells, Cups, and spoons, at the Dollar Store, No.
as Pennsy lvapia avenue, near FOurAnd-s.hNf
street. ..". noso2t'
CONCEALED WEAPoN.-Robert Phenix, a
colored mau, was arrested last night, on the Is-
land, by Ofioer Cullen, upon the charge OF carry
ing oonoeaied weapons He was taken before
Justice Handy and tned 5000.
The RoTUNDA CLBkRRs. - The colossal
soanold which has occupied the centre Of the Cap
iiol rotunda for many years has at IL myth been
remoy ed, and the rotunda will be open TO the pub
lie before tho commencement Of Congress.
The PUBLIC SCHOOL CoNoBRr.-Our citizens
should not fail to patronze the grand concert to
be given on Friday night, by the public schools,
for the benefit OF the Protestant Orphan Asylum.