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The national Republican., 1866-12-24

A%Te Consunptives.-T The kAdysrtiser
having been restored 10 health In few weeks, BY 4
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
yssrs with severe lung affection, and that dread dis.
ease Consumption, Is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will ssnd COPY Of the pre-.
serpton used free OF chsrge with the directions fol
prspAssg and using the same, which they will snd
sual ouRl yss CONSUMPTION, AsrHxA, BloxcHIrIs, &e.
The only object Of ths advertiser In sending the pre-
serption to bensa the smisted and spread nforma.
ton which he eonosves to BE- inyspshls and he hopes
every sufferer will try h. remedy ss will sost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDwARD A. WILSON,
oc25.dwly Williamsburg, Kings county, NJ.
n H RI s T M A s
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

POLICE RrruRYs.-The number Of arrests
made by the police Of the different precincts for
the "A hours ending on Saturday morning, were 81,
and the amount Of hnss imposed In the aggregate,
S94 O8,
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

CELEBRATION OF THE LANDING OF THE Pill
oRIns-Ths 246th Annivsrsary Of the landing oi
the Pilgrim Fathers was observed with appropriate
ceremonies on Saturday evening last st the Colum
were Chief Justice Chase, Hon 8. O. Fssssnden,
Hon. Mr.. Baker, Of Illinois, Hon. Mr.. Farquhar, Of
Indiana, and the Rev. Drs. Boynton and Sunder.
land. After the banquet, which was gotten up BY
the Lsdiss Aid Association Of the First Copgrsga.
tonal church, tbs following toasts were proposed
"Ths Pilgrim Fathers" responded to BY DR.. Boyn.
ton; The Age Of the Puritsns," responded to by
Rev. s. P. Giddings; "0ur Forsfathsrs, responded
to BY Hon 8. O. Fssssndsui plymouth Rock, Z"
responded to BY Rev. Byron Sunderland; 'ths Pur.
itsns," responded to By Rev. B. =. Morris; 'ths
Press, " responded To BY General Eaton, ofths Mem-
phis Pos, and 'ths Pilgrim Mothers, " responded 70
BY Major A. p. KstehGm, Of Major General How.
ards sts6
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

NAVY BUrARrIN FOR DECEMBER l5.-or-
dered-Passed Assistant Surgeon d. X. Ban
nan, to duty in the New York navy yard.
Miscellaneous unexecuted portion
Of the sentence of naval general court mar
tial in the case Of Cspt Richard W. Meade
has been remitted, and he is placed on wait
ing orders.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
n RPH A NS' co U r T
~ DEcKxsnR Is lsse.
District OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON oouNTY-

R. Wood, deceased, the executor Aforesaid has, with
the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of washing-
day Of January, 1857, for the anal settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of SAID de-
ceased, and Of the assets In hand far as the same
have been collected and turned money when and
where all the eredtorI and heirs Of said deceased are
notified 10 attend, with their claims properly vouehsd
or they may otherwise by law be excluded RON All
bsnsht In said dsesAssd's estate; provided copy Of
this order be published once week Tor thres veekA
In ths NLrIo.lL RIPU1oAs previous 10 the said day.
Ts.t, JAS. X. o'BEIRNE,
a.,o. .zs-s RsgiatsT Of wills.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
LOCAL NEWS.

A BOLD BuRaLARY-ARRrsf or SUSPECTED
PARrrRs.-Ysstsrday morning, between 4 and
o'clock the private Waterman On D street, between
Sixth and Seventh, heard certain pnesrtain sounds
Issuing from the store Of q. N. Mc0rldsr 4 Bro,
oooupyine the second story Of . building opposite
the ofhes Of the Natioxal Inssisenosr. and on In.
spection discovered that window overlooking an
alley was open. His suspioicns being aroused The
watchman went for police o6hcsr, and on finding
one, they proceeded together TO the building 70.
fsrred 70, but for some time were unable TO elect
an entrance. On shseting au entrance and pro.
essding TO the second story, u was discovered tbs.
. burglary had been sommittsd, safe In the once
having been broken opsa and . sum Of money
amounting to $50 carried away. A full set oi
burglars tools, eonsistlng Of jlmmiss, picks, darh
lanterns, wrsnehss, h., we're found In the room.
and on examination Il wasss discovered that hole
had been drilled through the door Of the SAFE evi
IDENTIFY BY an expert In the burglarious art
Detectives Miller and Ooombs yesterday arrested
Mike Carr alias John Engiish, Of prise fighting no
toristy, Tip Snyder, and Daniel Donovan, on sus
pieion Of committing the burglary. and looked then
up for IN sxsmination. II appears that At abou,
midnight on Saturday night Carr and Snyder wen,
10 the Franklin House. corner Of D and Eighth
street. and applied for lodging which were refused
than, - they had no money. Other Suspicious cir
cumstaness Induced the arrest Of these parties
From the character Of the tools len behind them
and the akin exercised in the oommission Of th,
burglary, the guilty parties were evidently n,
noviess In ''orib cracking"
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

ORPHANS CoURT u Judge Plrceu.-This
court met at the appointed business hour.
The fourth and final account Of Andrew Roth.
we'll, executor Of Eliza Hsnnipg, deceased, was
settled.
The will Of Josephine Pollansbes was received,
but there being eaeeat fled against the same, 1t
was postponed.
The will Of Jacob Snydsr. deceased, was fully
proven, and letters testamentary we're issued to
Frederick Volk, who. upon giving bond In the sum
Of a, 900, WAS appointed executor.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
AMUsEN1ENTs.

NATIONAL EATRE, u
IN Psnnsyivsaia svsnss near wIilsrd's Hstsi.
Thirtssnth Hight Of the Rs-snsassnsnt Of .rFr
NIB. JBFRBRs0H, '| .-ra
Who will appear
THIS (MoNDAY EvlNINo, bICRMBIR u, lsss,
For the seventh Time, In Dioa Doueisault's brana,
RIP VAN WINKLHi
on, ZEE SLEEP OF fwlHrr yBARs.
Founded Washington Irvipg's bsaatiful story rs.
ceived each evening with the Utmost Hnthu,asn, By
the largest audiences ever seen within the walls Of THIS
theatre. III. & .'.-.a T r
CHRIsTMAs AFTERNOON
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEB.
TWO PlEOBs,
shakspsars's comedy Of
KATHERIhR AND PRrKUCHIoi
And Brougham's Museai Burlesqus Of
P0-CA-H0N-TAsl
Prices Of Admission sane as at Might except children
NARBrzBK's GRAND ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE
Will oommencsa
SEASON OF HIGHT NIGHTS,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1857.
~ The sale Of seats for the will open at Net
lsrott's husic Store at o'clock O. m, on Thursday,
December a. dc IA
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

closing Of public schools on Friday last for brief
vacation during the holidays was marked BY many
pleasant incidsnts all tending to dsmonstrats the
fact that our teachers generally have succeeded in
winning the esteem Of their protesss. The follow.
ing presentations BY the pupils took place. To Mr..
". Hunt, Of the male grammar school Of the SEQ.
ond DISTRICT beautiful pair Of silver cas-.
tors; Mr.. John e. Thompson, Of No. 4, Island, re-
oelvsd, through Master Edward Hay, on behalf Of
his pupils, q handsomsly ornamsnted pitcher Mr..
Joseph H. Daniels music teacher Of the First dis
triet male grammar school, was the recipient Of .
silver pitcher and tray, and also . handsome pair
Of gold eye glass, Miss Iasl teacher Of secondary
school No. Q, First district, was presented with
handsome photograph album. Besides these pre-.
ssntations, several others took place, all Of which
were witnessed BY large number Of the friends Of
education. Tbs schools will reopen on Wednesday,
the I'd proximo.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
de22-0t
IT EIRS w A N 7 u D .

EIRS IAN 7 u D.
Why don you send to hgDDEN BROS, for list Of
tho heirs Of unclaimed property In Ruropei II would
bs worth your time and money should you And =
fortune Of 100000 waiting for yea and they not able TO
Refer as to vsraeity, &c, BY peraisson, to hsssrs
ALLEN COPP 4 NIsBBT, Bankers, Of st. Leuisj with
whom Mr.. v. Stuart Rsdden was fornerly employed !
also to HENRY AsHBRooK, ESQ. Of the General Land
ONCE, this city.
Address Box $50, Washington, DC, dsl6.sm
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
S.T1IsT,,.o, HRISTMAS

Every one will now bs able TO us p.,n,ylysuiA
.,,.,. so,D,r your. halt street srs fsiashins
the materials, insludiss the Turkeys and .na,..
Vegetables, Sauces, Pickles, Nuts, Raisin'' Srrn
canned and dried Fruits and Jslles, Lowering e"
PRIME BUTTER, TEA, sUdAR,
Eggs and Cheese, pure spisss choice Buek~hsa'' na'
Flour and Neal, sugar.eursd Hams, hineemsA'' &c
&C. in fact, everything required for BIG Dinner
not the Wines and nscsssariss for
Il remarkably low prices Orders promptly hiisd' sha
goods delivered free Of charge. . ,,.
Remember LANCKToN co. y, As PsnnsyNsn'S
avenue, 10 the plaea o""
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

- Grace Church Fair, tChrfstsnas and
New Year, for the bsnsht Of Grace Church, Isasd,
(Rsv Alfred Hoimsad, rsetor) Island Hall, Of
vlrsinia avenue and Sixth street, will opsa December
20. Tableaux and other sntsrtanmsnts. Supper each
night Season tickets 90 cents ds20.N
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
T ARGE LOT OF UNSERvICEABLE
II oUARrSRMAsrIB PROPERTY At AUCTION.

T ARGE LOT OF UNsERvICEABLE
IL aUARrsRxAsrHR PRoPKRTY At AUCTION
cHrsy ouA.rrRxAsrla's 3 ovyIcs,1
Dnror OF WASHINGTON,
B, a,r.e,,o, AZ H. .ro D; =, 9ss y. lsee
ing .Ssseribsd UNsERvicRABLR oUARTERMXsTIR
SrpoT T9nEs Sii BE- sold At public suction LINCOLN
Brig Gen. Charles H. Tompkins, Deputy ousrtsrnsstsr
osssrsi, sonmsneins on THURsDAY, January s. At 10
q, ms or.is Sacks
10, 900 lbs old Horse Shoes.
9, 800 lbs. Wrought Scrap Iron.
l,72e lbs. Iron Nuts, assorted
l'Sis 'Sis t.:. e, I.is:, Fir; Hose.
500 feet leather do.
ls7 sets wheel Mule Harness.
Ia iss 81: 81: Wa Mss'i VA. AnbSi,n.: Harness.
i7e wagon Brides
Is Is asci.il.n s s Saddles,
II Wagon Saddles.
) Cool Ranges.
Loo Aor:s and Mule Collars.
SO wagon Bodies.
@ Two.horse Ambulanees.
% Ambulance whesls
sCylindrlesl Steam Boilers
Marine Clocks.
II Once Desks.
81 once Chairs
10 Water Casks,
l62 Barrels,
q 0riudstones
30 Lanterns.
!, 800 lbs Assorted Rope.
Together with shovels, Picks, Spades Are, WAGON
whips Cart Harness. Backsmiths' Tools, Tin Ware
Carpsntsn' Tools, Tables, Cocoa Mating, Sc, 30.
Terms: Cash In Government funds
Goods must bs removed within tea days from date OF
sale. d. II. RUCKRR,
Assistant Qua artermaster General
dels-h Brevet Major General, US. A.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
Members Of the frstsrnity and the public In genera
are cordially invited to BE- present.

The Buildns has been thoroughly renovated and put
in proper rspsir-ssw roofs put and aoor laid,
sad everything donsto make 10 sonfortabls.
Agood bsad Of musio will bs in attsadancs every
evening.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

A MUCH NEEDED POLICE REGULATION
kpoprEp.-Ths new order with references TO the
Siisvlpg Of police ofiesrs, recently issued BY
6upsrintsndsnt Richards. was greatly needed, and
win doubtless grsstly iasssass the general shl.
sisnoy Of the force. Formerly, tbs relief guard
vsrs only required to msst at their stations and
report for dpty, and In many instances vers dlls.
t.s In reashing their respective beats. The nss
ordsr Of Major Richards eontsmpatss the relief Of
~ o,d <usFd With military precision; tbs relief
susrd n., Shiag lndsr the sommaaA Of sergeant,
snd sntsrip, Spsa thsir duties In he ssms msnnsr
Is that prsso I'd %. ..ntriss in ths army: ordsrs
for The more thor ugh Discipline Of the police foss
y regards drilling, viii soon bs Issued oy the
Superintendent
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

The SUBSISTENCE OF DESTITUTE WHIrE AND
BLACKS IN THE CARoLINAs.-Colonel James
]. Bomford, commanding the Military De-
partment in the Carolinas, has directed the
commissafies Of his command to obtain from
the Chief Commissary Of the Department
full supplies Of breadstufis and meats tor the
subsistence Of the destitute whites and blacks
in that Department.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNIrED STATES PATENT osyIos,
wAsHNaroE, 0st. 80, 1856.
On the petition Of George W, brown, Of Gslssburg,
illinois, praying for the extension Of PAtsn, granted
10 him the ID day Of February 1859, and rsssued Feb
rusry 49, 1885, and again reissued September II, 1880
In ave divisions, on four Of which extension 10 now
prayed for viz numbers 1885 1887 1855 Ahd 1850,
FOR an improvement In Seed Planters for ysars
from the expiration Of said patent which takes plAss
on the ID day Of February, 1867;
II Is ordered that the said petition bs beard At the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of January
next, At IL clock aud all psrsous are notified u
appear and show cause, Z .nY they have why said
Persons opposing the sxtsusion are required to ole
the Patent oce their objectons, specially set forth In
writing At least toenty days before the day Of hsAfins
all testimony hled BY either party to be used 81 hA
said hearing must be taksn aud transmitted accord
with the rules Of the onee, which will bs fur
nishsd on application. 49,,
mony must bs nlsd In the omes oeny days before thu
day u hsarng the arguments any, within ten days
after ding the testimony .
REPUBLICAN and the InteHigencer, WashiAstoa D. g..
and In the Bureau County Patriot Prlsston Illinois,
once . week for three successive weeks the hrst Of
said publications to be at leaat sixty days prsysss to
the day Of hearing, y. 9. THkhKkR,
Ps-Edlton OF the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills TO the Patent oAes With paper
containing this notice nof-wSW
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

SENT TO THE ALBANY PENIrESTIARy.-The
following Is list Of persons sentenced to be i'm
prsonsi In the Albany penitsntiary and sent there
on Saturday last: Edward Neason, for assault with
intent 10 KILL two years; Geo. Rollins for the same
offence, hve years. John Reed, burglary and rob.
berry three years; Michsel Gallagher robbery three
years; and Robert Willis, Bsnjsmin Picket, dsorgs
Cuvier, Isaac Robinson, Nelson Turner, and Bsv.
srlsy Carter, one years imprisonment each for
larceny.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Hotics.-Ths Pubils ere Rsspsctfaliy
nothsd that market will be hsld In the CINrRR MAR
Ksr on MONDAY AFTERNOON, December a4th, la
stead Of Tussdsy morning. HENRY LYLEs
ds71-d Clerk Of Centre Market.
~ Grace Church Fair, (Chrfstsnas and
New Ysar,) for the benefit Of Grace Church, Isasd,
Rsv. Alfred Holmsad rsetor) Island Hall, sorasr Of
Virginia avenue and Sixth street. will opsa December
TO- Tabeaux and other entertain inmsnts. Supper each
night Season tickets % cents. dsD.u
~ Grand Masonie Fair Of Useful and
RICE FANCY ARTICLES, TOYS, &e.,
At SEVEN O'CLOCK EVERY EVENING,
At TIE
PAIR ILDINa,
Corner Of Seventh strsst and Psnnsylvauis svssus.
PRocRsps FOR THE BBNlyIr OF THR MASONIC
HALL ASSOCIATION.
Members Of the fraternity and the public in general
are cordially iavitsd to be present.
The Buildins has been thoroughly renovated and put
in proper rspairssw roofs put asd new aoOr laid,
aAd everything doasto make 10 eonfortabls.
Agood bsnd Of music will be in attsadanos every
evening.
Psioss OF ADMISSION.
Season Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, d.
sasls admission; rs cents.
Children from I've to ten years, 10 cents.
Under Eve years Of sgs, free.
THos. THOMPSON,
del6 sse'y Com. Of Arrangements.
To the Voters Of washinston. The
Assessors Of the different wsrds will meet at the fol.
lowing places from 10 o'clock m 10 ?. m from the
llth 70 the 3st December inclusive, TO correct and
register the Of those omitted from the printed
poll lists,
FIRST wARD-GRo. !. KIDwELL-Cornsr Twsu.
ty-second street aad Peunsylvania avenue.
SECOND wARD-aRo. W. HARKNBss-H street,
between Twelfth and Thrtssnth streets.
THIRD wARD-wM. B. D0wNINd-L street, be.
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.
FOURTH wARD-wk. II. JoHNs0N-Fifh street.
between and K streets.
YIPTH wARD-rHoNPsoH VAN RIswICK-cor.
nsr Third street east and L street south.
SIXTH wARD-CHARLBs 4 NRLsoN-ssS O street
south, between Sixth and Seventh streets east.
SEVENTH wARD-JoHN II. BIRD-Maryiand Az.
ssue and Sixth street. dsl2.sotsl
- Notice to Tax.Paxsrs.-water Regis
rRAR's oRHIcH, CIry HALL, December II, 1856 0wnsrs
Of lots within the city which bind touch any
avenue. street, or alley, In which . water main has
oeen d ehr by the United states or by the corpora
ton Of Washington, reminded that unless the In
stslmsnt Of the ax due be paid At this once prior
the lst Of January, the property will be advertised
and sold according to law.
dslt.ual RANDOLPH CoYLE. ". R.
81 Tho Grace Model -
PAPER COLLARS
ARE THE BEST.
To be had everywhere.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
s27 Psnnsylvania avenue,
uo2.26t Agent for Washington, D. @.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
PlicEs op ADMISSION

PlicEs OF ADMISSION.
Season Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady ei.
si.sls admission; rs cents.
Children from i've 10 ten years, 10 cents.
Under Eve years Of sgs, free.
THos. THOMPSON
del6 sse'y Com. Of Arrangements.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
AMUsEMENTe,

WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE. {
-sMnLL........s..... ..........rROrRIkTOR9
n n fb....s...s.........TA0k nANA0kR.
FIRST NieHr o. Tii olEAT -o conkpf1s,
Nh. =. .. OnANRRAU,
In his great speciality of
8 A MI
Supported By powerful cast from the great
COMBINATION COMPANY.
ON cHRIsrnAs APrIRIooN GRAND COMEDY
oomm,,,,,. =, , hlTiNn ns h ,c.
BULL II CHINA SHOP
MATINKB PRlCE1
nfy cents 70 0rehestra, Parqustts, and Dress Circle
Lamly snd Dress Circles, Twenty Ave cents. Seats
secured free Of extra charge.
PRICES.
ussss pokss " "
yronesmA osas. i 90
90
yssn Oaes ..s...................... 70
Mhy Smche ..'..s....s.................. -
ooiofeo .......................... Is
~ SEATS CAN BIZ SECURED, free Of extra charge,
at the Box once or 81 Ks's Music Store, Psnnsyvahis
Avenue.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

FINE SKATING at the New Park; also, large
skates for large boys, and small skates for small
boys are to be found in great variety at the stores
Of our friend J. R. Foley, No.Sl6 street. and No.
275 Psnnsylvania avenue, between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets; also, China Tea and Dinner Setts,
Toilet Ware, Egg. .Nogg and Punch Bowls, China,
Glsss, and Lava Ornaments; together with large
assortment Of Crocksry, Japan Cutlery and Plated
Ware, such ss Castors, Tea Sets, Augs, Spoons,
Forks, &c., with Coal oil, and Lamp Goods. Do
not fall to give Mr.. F. call and our word for H.,
you will there receive entire satisfaction.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
.atioual gepablitan.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
[oyrrcIAL.l
.,.... ..., oyrIcIAL.l s.r-
Exaninatlens for The Navy.
rI .rFts IN voturYxRH oyyfcRRs. I.

g
is Exaninatasns for ths Navy.
~, . 70 VOLUNTEER oryfcRRs,
1sH'H.tsT. .ta E. 81 ra NAvY DsPARrnlnf,
itsa wAsnirsros, D. o., Nov. ~, 1850.
Ali persons who have served as volunteer
oficers in the United States Navy for the
term Of two years, and who desire to be ex
arnined for admission to the regular Navy,
as provided in the act Of Congress approved
July rs, 1866, will at once make application,
addressed to Commodore 8. P. LEE, Hart
ford, Conn, who will notify them when to
appear. Those who do not make application
prior to the lst Of January next, or who do
not present themselves when notified, will be
considered as having waived their claim for
examination. Candidates viii take with
them, when summoned, their Official papers
showing their naval record.
GIDEON WRLLEs,
..E Secretary Of the Navy.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24
DsrARrn.ur 9, siArs, |

wAsHxaroH, December n, 1855. J
Information has been received st this De-
partment Of the death at Alexandra, Egypt,
on the evening Of the l4th ultimo, Of the
Reverend JoHN MAouIRE, Roman Catholic
priest. On the morning Of that day deceased
arrived. at Alexandria by steamer from Mar.
settles, on his way to Jerusalem. His legal
representatives can obtain further informa-
ton by addl essing the Department.
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

~ Hotics.-Ths Publas ere Rsspsetfaliy
notasd that market will be hsld In the CHNrRR NAH
Ksr on MONDAY AFTERNOON, December a4th, la
stead Of Tussdsy morning. HENRY LYLEs
ds71.d Clerk Of Centre Market,
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

D o 8 T on M A R K ET,
ID No, $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The Proprisor grateful to the citizens Of Washington
for past favors, would most respectfully inform them
that he has completed his arrangements for supplies
Among other articles he has
BOSTON HARRowFAT SQUASH,
BOSTON GLoUCEsTER MkCKEREL,
BOSTON PIGS FEET AND TRIPE,
BOSTON SALT PORK,
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY,
fHIIADEIFHdt sHitsnInssIo GAyh5sIoy1rs, sT1s,s,
With great variety Of
CANNED FRUITS AND vKaRTABLRS.
Ny prices are As low A. the lowest.
dslo.4w OHARLEs hALLARD.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
H. Passion oPYIcE, Dee. l, 1855.
10 all ohom u moy concern:
sd, 1880 for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein. which are alleged to have been lost or Do.
stroysd, notice 10 hereby given that at the date follow
warrant Of liis tenor will ss Issued no valid objss
ton shall then appsar
iso acres issued under the act Of March
lso In the name Of Horace 0rsgory, and VA granted
No. 4s1ss, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March s. 1850, In the name Of Elisha Bacon, and was
granted January q, 1855. January H. 1857.
No s4s for leo acres Issued under the act Of March
April H. 1888. February 4, 1857
No l2.os5, for 100 sere., Issued under the sstef
March 1885 In the name Of Lazarus Hsron, and vas
srs.t'd ssP,:%bsr : p, IL is,S.F,:sI.sry u i's q:
March s. 1885 In the name Of Robert ". Pierce, aad
was granted Nay u, 1855. March Q, 1857. dan
No % for leo acres issued under ihs act Of March
8, 1855, IN the name Of Elijah n Ball. and was granted
lima / 1851 March 1861
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n II r l s T M A s
AND
The national Republican., 1866-12-24

REAT ATTR ITO N
GRAND MASONIC FAIR,
Now being held q the
Corner Of Seventh street and Psnnsylvania avenue
MONDAY EyssINo, DECEMBER n. 1900.
BURLssoUE OPERA TROUPE,
THE PIONEER SEs rsoSSE SS5SS SosDi 81 AMERICA
rhi. evening has been set apart BY the Nsnassmsn.
SranS gsnsSs "a q;
.rSs C.mpbsls" viii sIv. bu. & three of ts,p ,,.
aud Fashionable Parlor Entertain msn in this city a.
they arc now on their annual tour South route 70
California. This Company Is composed Of the finest
talent Vocal Instrumsntai and Comic, In the profss.
sion.
EACH A STAR WITHIN HIMssLr.
The Management take pleasure In stating that while
their contain all Of the esmsnts Of nov
our stag. .. ossa x. T mo. =: on
Second M ssd Third Ent:rt.inmsnts at MASONIC HALL,
For Particular see small bills Of the day. ds24
THE LADY MANAGERS OF SIT. 10.
l. sEPH's ORPHAN ASYLUM iatend holding a
rs.y. at the Asylum, on street, for the bsnsst Of
t'' '''"I wtDsisSa7 mi sSRT'ss: e: ss.A ss instant.
and continue for three days.
~ Pupio hIe rsspsotiuliy inNted 70 attend.
Admission: Ten cents. dsal
WTANTED-COPIEs OF THE DAILY
w NATIONAL RRPuBLIcAx Of November Is, 1896
liberal price will be paid for them al this once
WANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLorHIH0, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or any
other article Of value at the old Ierehant
Pawnbroker Store OF r. FULTON Co., cO2 Ninth
street, doors north Of Penn. avenue deao-u
p I A N s.
RECEtvEDi MI"
WHICH MAKts MY STOCK COMPLETE "
dele-stl JOHN '. ELLIS, so4 Psnnsylvania avenue
CKATES SKATES ~ SLEIGHS
A Pine Assortment Of
LADIES' AND 0ENTLEMRN's SKATES
and
BOYS sLEIGHS
Al Wholesale and retail
E. WHEELER L SON,
de2o-lm 81 Louisiana avenue.
nIANOS AND PARI,OR ORGANS