The national Republican., 1866-06-14
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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COLUMBIAN Law School. = The Annual
Commencement Of the Columbian College Law
School held last evening al Mstserott Hall, in
thu presence Of very large number Of ladies and
gentlemen. On the stage were many prominent
members Of the Washington bar The graduates
were; james y. Allen, Of Bradford, N. H., N.
Bailey, Of Washington, D. o. Henry NJ. Baker, Of
Bow, N. H., VIM. D. Blaokford, Of Lawrence, Kan |
sas; George Burgess Of Lookport N. T.; J. Irving
Burns, Of New York city, George 8. Coleman, Of |
bloomsbury. Pal John cruik,hank, Of Georgetown,
D. O.; John Dssring. Jr., Of Boston, Mass, Thso.
dors A. Dodge, Of Washington, D. Oh ]. Monroe
Donnell, of Washington. D. O.; Adams Emerson,
Of Washington, d. o. William A. Gordon, Jr., Of
Georgetown. D. O., Charles p. Harmon, Of Abe
marie Co., Va; J. II. Hobbs, Of Wakefield, N. II.
Arnold b. Johnson, Of Rochester, Mass.i George O.
Kimbaii, Of Portsmouth, N. H.; 4. De Witt Kinne,
of Syracuse, N. Y.i Ben. q. Lovejoy, Of Washing.
ton, D. C.j George Mason, Of Oxford, Mass; J. o.
Mcclellan, Of Chicago, Hi VIM. 8. Mills, Of Jsx-
ingtou, Mich; Thomas J. Miller, Of washington,
D. O.; J. O. Norme, Of NormonvilIe, Kansas NJ
D. o'oonner. Of PIattsburgh, N. Y; J.. Van Often.
bachsr, Of Urbana Ohio; CHARLES H. Patterson, Of
Hanover, N. H.; Thomas Raftsry, Of Washington,
d. o.; Gilbert J. Raynor, Of East Moriohss, L. l..
George B. Sherman, Of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Fred.
eriok H Smith, Of waupaea, Wis, Myron L. Story
Of Ciaremout. NH, Edward r.. Tylsr. of N.v
Haven, Conn., J. Kendrick Upton, Of Manchester,
N. H.; W. Frank Warren. Of Philadelphia, Pa;
and A. H. Wright, Of Boston, Mass.
Addresses were delivered by Hon. Horace May
nard, Of Tennessee; Hon. William M. Merrick, and
DR.. eamsou.
The prizes for the best essays were awarded to
EDWARD ~ Tyler. oil NOW Haven, Conn., CHARLES
r. harmon oil Aioemarie county va and Henry
M baker' Of New Hampshire
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Members Of sister churches arc cordially invited.
The Methodist members Of Anne Arundel, Car
roll, and Prince Georges counties have resolved to
hold their annual district camp meeting In Ship
Isy's Grove, about three miles from the Washing.
ton Branch railroad, as on former occasions. They
also propose to all the neighboring circuits and
stations OF Baltimore, the District Of Columbia,
and Alexandria, to hold grand centenary Mstho-
dist camp meeting In . beautiful grove on the old
Annapolis turnpike, and but one mile from the
railroad junction. The grove Is represented as one
tifui water abundant, provision, plenty and ,,,Ily
procured, and with the road travel through n di..
tance Of forty miles, II Is believed that the attend
ance would be very large.
The station, of Washington which have taken
action thu, far have resolved to attend the meetipr
and cooperate In every possible way.
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FoRDs THEATRE. - The Quartermaster's
Department having advertised for proposals for
hsatins BY steam the building known as Ford's
Theatre, the bids were opened on Tuesday. The
lowest proposal was that Of Tuomoy Elder, Of
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