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FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Jan. i2.-1st Board-U. s. reg.
isfered. 1eol. 1CeE; do. coupons. 1903 4; 5-aD's,
registered. lG5k; do. coupons, 1O7 Y; do, 1865:
N5x; lU-4O g, registered, 993 do. coupons, cay:
7-3u's, 10lk: Ohio and Mississippi Osru d. Gates,
27x; Canton. As; Cumberland, OF; QuicksiI.
yer, 43A, Mariposa, 13x; New York Central,
11CK; Erie, 6iX do. prefer'd, 76: Hudson. 49,:
Reading. lO5k; Michigan Central. 100; Mich,
igan Southern, 6px; Illinois Central, Ii9X:
Cleveland and Pittsburg 9ix: cleveland and
Toledo. l25x; Rock Island. iu2x; Northw ives
tern, i3S; do preferred, 81; Fort Wayne.
1U2B; Chicago and Alton. Alton and Ter
re Haute, 109K; Toledo and Wabash, a.: w H.
Telegraph. 464; Boston Water Power. y; Pa
cific Mail, l67 Atlantic Mail, lOeX. American
gold, 2 p. m, 1874.
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LOCAL NEWS,

THB NATIONAL Equal RIGHTS LEAGUE
CONVENTION OF CoLoRRD MRN.-The eve-
ming session, yesterday. was held at the Israel
Church, near the Capitol.
After devotional exercises, the business COM
mittes reported an address TO the colored peo-
pie OF the country.
The president called on Colonel r. ]. Hin
dress.
Prof. J. Madison Bell, (colored,) Of San
Francisco, was int reduced, and read an orisi-
ceiyed.
Hon. @. W. Julian. Of Indiana. wa. intro.
gressive radical. who was heartily appIauded
in bis address of considerable length
1.-THE Year OF jubilee was sung by the an.
dienee, after which Bishop Waymaa made a
Few remarks while the collection was being
taken. .
q: H. Langston, tcolored,) OF Kansas. then
MADE snort address, after which the cOnven.
ton adjourned TO this morning.
7HfnD DAY.
The Convention was opened with religious
exercises by Bishop Wayman.
ries Of resolutions for the appointment OF neg, @
men Of capacity TO represent this Conyen ten
at the Capitol of this Republic, and expressive
sage Of the bin ex,snd,nS the r,sht Of
to the colored citizens Of the District
motion was made to strike out the word
franchised,' which led to q lengthy debate, in
which several members Of the Convention
white and black, took part. =
SRev. John w. Logan said that the term uA9ro
was peculiarly musical TO him, and hoped the
word would be retained. He wanted the term
to be retained, for his mother was black and
be Old not. wish TO deny his origin.
While M Logan was speaking he was ire
quently interrupted by questions. =
The Chair sailed the couventiou to order
saying that the members should recollect that
they were not the House of Rep resentatives
and therefore they should keep order. 80
member urged that there was no necessity
for putting out sign, for bright In color as he
wae, when he got into the cars on the Baiti-
more and Ohio railroad they knew where to
Put him. ii - 80 - =
Rev. Z. Weaver. of Philadelphia. called the
previous question, and under its operation the
Amendment was rejected, and the resolution
CouRr IN GSHHRAL TRRM-This rnoruine
general term Of the District Supreme Court
was held; all the Judges present
!. The Court Affirmed the judgment of the
Court below, (Criminal Court Judge Fisher, }
In overruling the demurrer entered Ia the
case OF sanford Conover, alias Chas. A. Dun
nam, indicted for perjury before the Judiciary
Committee Of the House OF Represented YES
when they were inyestigating the uuestiou "a
70 the compltCity OF Jefferson Davis in the a.
sassin alton conspiracy. "a
The Court also made an order that on the
hrst Monday IN February OF each year, the
each Of the justices 10 hold the various courts
during the year, no iushce to transact or in
terfere with the business of either of the courts
TO which he 10 not assigned, except on the re-
quest Of the justice so assigned. Z hlHf aft -
On motion of ]. H. Bradley, Esq, F. A.
Dick. ESQ. 9, OF Mo. was admitted to the BAR OF
this District 81 AFFA e
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Painters National Conventtou-Tbevm ..,
in this CITY Next Year

BUFFALO,, Jan 1.-THE Painters National
Convention adjourned to-day, after a session
OF three days, to meet in Washington. jam.
airy next. The following officers Were elected
for the ensuing year:-Presideut. VIM y
Coney, OF Baltimore; First Vice President, w
cheney. OF Newark, N. T., Second Vice Pres
ident, v N Secont- Of New York. Recording
secretary, Jos. Burns, of Chicago, III Treas
urer, Thos. Barrett of Baltimore An address
was proposed and ordered to be printed for
distribution among the painters
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THE LAND OFFICE DEPOT

The report Of Hon. Joseph L. Wilson, Com.
missioner OF the General Land once, is nearly
completed, and will be published in a few
days, with excellent maps of the Western
States and Ter ritories. BY a resolution of the
Senaie 25,Ot0 copies have been ordered-lORp
IN the English language, $500 in French, 5000
In German. and 5000 : wedish. The Secretary
of State Is requested to have distributed at the
Paris Exposition D,OUO copies, and the others
are for the use of the Senators. II is thought
the House Will also order . number Of comics
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THE DIsTRIcTIN CONGRESS

The House of Representatives this afternoon
passed the Senate bill exempting S3oe in
value Of the household goods Of debtors in
this District from attachment, distraint, and
execution. The action of the House will be
seen by reference 10 our report Of proceed
iDgs.
Final action was not taken to-day on the bill
Incorporating the National Life and Accident
INSURANCE Company Of the District OF Column
-
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THK WEEKLY STAR il now ON our CON tar
for sale. and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing, among much other reading m after.
the Presidents Message veuoing the negro suf
nage bill; "The Priest and the Peas" story
illustrating the fact that all wives govern THAR
husbands; an interesting article on the District
OF Coiumbia: New York bride in scrape:
the Eighth OF January celebrations; the bill to
protect the rights OF married women In this
District; useful items Of domestic economy:
CONVERSATIONAL proceedings; Humorous Sketch
es, with Domestic, Military, Naval, Depart
mental and Local News; Aericuiturai and
housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest Tel.
egraphlc Dispatches from all quarters
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Kansas RatifIes

TOPEKA, KAN, Jan. 1.-THE Senate TO-DAY
unanimously adopted the House resolution
ratifyipg the constitutional amendment.
Col. Bogy, brother OF the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, rs holding councils with the
various Indian tribes Of the State relative 10
their renewal TO the Indian territory. II is
expected no trouble in the ORGANIZATION will
exist In this State IN q wear from now
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Negro Suffrage in Kansas,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE Democrats Topeka
special says that a proposition for an amend
ment TO the constitution is before the Senate TO
allow negroes to vote, also giving all persons
over the age Of 1s years. regardless OF seq or
color, the elective franchise, which was made
the special order for next Tuesday
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Indiana LeSislature-Gev. MePton's Mes.

Indiana LesislatuFe-Gev. Merton's Mes.
-s-s.. ..-. sage. ..s a..
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 11.-Gov. Morton de.
livered his message to the Legislature in Joint
convention this afternoon. The message is
very long. 1t shows the financial conditTou of
the State to be more favorable than at any for.
mer period In its history. The total OF the
public debt is sS396, 900. upon which a reduc.
ton OF over &I,OOO,OOO win be made by Juiy
next. The population of the State is rapidly
increasing, as shown by the statistics The
number OF inhabitants In 1870 Is estimated at
over 2.Uc0.o00 The passage Of registry law,
and the establishment OF an emigration bureau,
and the sending Of agents to Europe 70 en-.
recommends the provision by Law for a uni.
form system Of common schools, wherein 70. .
itIon shall be without charge, and be open 70
all persons. The school laws ehouid be so
amended as to require the enumeration Of the
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SECURITIES HELD

Inc amount Of securities held BY the Treas
urer OF the United states in trust for National
banks' reported tod are as follows: For
Circulating notes, e3ig,3G5.I50; for deposits of
public monies, S3e,Oos,9 $50; making a total of
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BUSINESS AT THE PATENT OpPIcE.-For thu
week on the .22d inst, the Commissioner Of
Patents will issue 1913 patents. during the past
week there was 81 applications and II caveats
filed
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THE PENNSYLVANIA sEN,rORsHrp

TURSHIP.
Mr stevens, OF Penn Is back In his seat to-
Day, and bears joking upon his defeat for the
Senatorship quite philosophicaliy. He speaks
kindly of Mr.. Cameron, but seems to feel rather
bitter toward Mr.. Curtin, who, 1t seems
failed 10 transfer his influence to Mr.. Steven,
after the promise had been given tn; / he would
90 SO.
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NATIONAL RANK crrpRyycy

NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY.
During the past week there has been iss ued
from the Treasury Department $3.50 in national
bank currency, making the total amount paid
up 10 date S3oO, 755. Sol. From this is TO be
deducted the currency returned, including
worn out notes, amounting 10 81, l45, 9}2, leay-
ing in actual circulation at this date Sy9s 9Ss
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GRAND LARcESY.-Yesterday, Edw Smith.
colored, was arrested by Officer q rant OF the
Fourth Ward, for the larceny of bolt OF scar
Yet opera cloak cloth. the property of a.. w
wilmington. The prisoner was sent 10 iaI
for court by Justice Wafer
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE CLERKs

GOOD NEWS FOR THE CLERKS
The bill for increasing the compensation of
the clerks and other civil employees in the
Departments, passed the House of Rspresen.
tatiyes this afternoon, by a vote of 90 to ~.
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The Louisville MayoraIty Imbro,,;.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. 1.-The Court of
Appeals for this 90 unity has virtually decided
that Philip Tomppert has been, is now, and
Will continue to bt until the next annual cleo
Lithgon. whom the Board Of Alderman de-
- ~
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GENTLEMEN ARE REQU RsTED not to throw
the stumps OF Dyer 4 Co.'S Little BeIt cigars
on the skating pond, as they incom N ode "a,
skaters.
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Stephpns in Dissuise

BOSTON, Jan. Pit Is reported that Steph
ems has been in Boston during some portion OF
the past week 1t was rumored in Lowell
story is improbable.
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INTERNAL REyENUB.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1925, "a, making the total
receipts for week S3,459.I4O.67.
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@The press OF London and Paris warn the
American people against any impeach msnt of
President Johnson. .r'.I .t-...rI
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CosyIRnrD.-The Senate, yesterday, In ex.
ecutive session, confirmed the appointments o,
Albert @. Law renee, Rhode Isiana :, minister
resident Of Costa Rica; wickham Hoffman,
Louisiana, assistant secretary OF legation at
Paris; and h r. Peck, Ohio, minister reside Mt,
Republic OF Hayu.
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DJSRrRSvafrNra

OISDO hSENENT6.
Inc amount OF money disbursed from the
Treasury Department during the past week is
"a follows: For the War Department, D., GAG. &.
Col; Navy Department, S344,533; Interior,
Si5S,S4o-makinga total of $3,426,i4a
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MR. AND MRS. HOWARD PAUL gave vocal
selection nj the White House to-day bef,-e
the President and household. His EEcali.nav
Was very much struck with Mrs Howari
Paufs singlnE OF the Star Spangled Banner
W hich she declams superhly
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Indiana Senator

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 1.-THE Repu aIicsn
caucus to- night nominated Gov NJ orion for q.
: Senator He received all the votes cast
four members not voting
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PROTEST AGAINST THE ADMISSION OF COL
0pAnO 49,

A despatch has been received from Denver
dated Jan. 10, 10 the effect that the Territorial
House OF Representatives have passed a reso.
lufion protesting against the admission of Col
orado as a State into the Union, and Claiming
that they represent the last and only legal ex-
preston Of public opinion in that Territory.
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FIHED.-Edward Gordon was arrested by
cHcers Evans of the eth Ward for selling
liqnor without license. Justice Handy need
him S25.
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SECOND edition.
- to,cL0Cx P. m. ~.
GOVEINMENT SECURITIES. p
81 WASHINGTON, January IL, 1857.
joy Cooke d Go furnish the following 40
at. hs OF g oyernment securities: -
NEW YORK rIRsr RoARnaAI
= O'CLOCK P. m.

Coupons, itek; Five Twenties, IrsSl lU7x;
Five Twentts, 1854. lt5A; Five Twen.ips,
1855, iC5x; Five Twenties, January and July,
1865. l4k; Ten fortiss. COY; Seven Thirties,
August. i0ix; do. June, lU4 \; do. July, IOlx;
Gold, l33x.
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Ex-Governor Morton, Of Indiana, was unani.
mously nominated yesterday oy the RepubIi
can members Of the Legislature for the United
States Senatorship r-s.-
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POLICE RRPoRTs,-ThIs mornins the Iis,
tenants OF police reported lOi arrests yestar
day, most OF them violations OF the Corpora
ton laws. The fines imposed amounted TO s1vs
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THE SNOW LAW IN THE SEVENTH wAED-
yesterday, the Officers OF the Seventh Ward
Police arrested eleven residents OF ward for me-
glecting To comply with the enow law Tn.
fines amounted TO sl2 several cases being dis
missed
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MUSTERED OUr.-Second Lieutenant James
Drysdals, 7ih Regiment, v. r. o., has been
mustered out, and honorably discharged, by
special order Of the War Department issued on
he 10Th instant - - :
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- The health Of the Empress Carlotta has
greatly improv we'd both in mind and body.
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MAINLAND SKsAroRsHIP.-The Democratic
and Conservative members Of the Maryland
Legislature were in caucus last night, and 1t
is reported in Annapolis that an understand.
ing WAS arrived at that Governor Swami
should be elected TO the u. 8 Senatorship, but
the ballot was postponed until Monday night
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TEE EXAMINATION 90 ArrLIcASTs-rhe
committee 10 Examine applicants for nos ten
on The police force sat Till late hou la 81 nis
They completed the examination of all VINO
offered Themselves. ana will Resume the ex
animation next Monday night OF those ex
standard Of qualification
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0The Kansas Senate yesterday unani.
nously ratified the Constitutional amend.
ment.
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FRACTIONAL CURRENCY PRINTED AND
SHIPPED.

During the week ending to-day there has
been received from the printers At the Treas
ury Department Si31,i9s in fractional cur.
rency. During the same period there WAS
shipped 10 the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, slt1,otoi u. s. Depository, Cincinnati,
SiOO,oU: National Banks, Si6v, 500 % making q
otal of S36C, 500 a.
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j. j. CHAPMAN, Sec "

@I o; o. Y.-kIDGELY ENCANPMENT
NS 10 S.-The members are req ussted TO m at
=. =. their Hall on MeNDA EVIHiGG. iStS iDss
80. clock precisely, Drspsratory 20 paying =
Ieterna visit to Marley Dncsmpment AZ Iiavsn
SIia The officers asd me mbers Of the Grand ana
s =, ainats encampmsbts have been invited, AID
ears has been chartered, and viii leave the Marv.
inS .sr.r ne DEPOT st oso:k precisely rstais
JaU1t q. A KIDOER Ohsjrm.r o,,
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CIRCUIT CcURT-JHds, oliR-This morning
the jury In the case OF John q. Harris against
the Baltimors and Ohio Railrosd-acuon 60
recover damages for injuries received by the
plaintiff AT The time of n collision, which the
plaintiff charges was eaused- by negligence
rendered a verdict awarding 81 80 damages
On the former trisl a verdict OF $40 uol--the
fun amount claimed-was awarded.
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THE GRAND BALL or THE SEAsoN-We IT,
fer 10 the bail which Will be gwen At Odd Eel
lows Hall. on Thnrrday evening next the sa1
snniyPrss-v Of the Columnia rypograpbicSI
Society. We so desiena,e u because the 81
esety, have. heretofore, Nirly earned the Dis.
nnctinn Of giving first class antartNjn
menis. whether we consider the socal stAudtnx
OF those who attend them, or the mssserly
management which characterizes everythiny
undertaken by the printers. from q hop 10 a
strike.
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n CHHTkNARY eERvICES. - WAUGH
North, ospiso ali, esTnsT g street east and
Preaching stll . m. By Rsv j. s. DE HAss.
Centenary Love Feast at3pm
All p PLATFORM MEETING, at which
hon: JAMns HARLAN. Ix.6ecretary Of the
interior, will preside And addresses vil be dolly
cred ere ~ Hen Senstor WILEY and Hon, HIR Am
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sooa ,!sr 1 waeo ;S' .sd SsG ss
LOT ~ Ai:o; sooe sound semily HORSE, four,
SOCKAWAv, with HORSE and HARN kSS. Tor
Si3. Apply at No. 10 FEDERAL Block. cor ocr of
tn sno stteeo. JAZZ So
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DECREE cF DIyoRsE -Yesierday, Judge
Wyiie made decree IN the Equity Coart d.
.orcihr NON the bonds OF mNirimOny Mary n
Brooker with BenjSmip q Brooker, ei,ius toe
complainant me right 70 resume the name she
Dor. before marriage
The Petitioser SETS forth tha,they were mar
REQ Jsnuary 5th, 1861, In FnilaiSIphia, her
naioen name being M yerss charges tina; the re-
sponoent m sde no rrovisioa Tor her support:
mar ne sas been euilty OF adultery; that On
Jniy iasi, after repeated thr-sss TO take her
Hfs. he cane TO her. house with tks avoved
purpcse OF taking away her furniture and as
sauited and -creeny beat her
The evidence In THIS ca e was taken bef,r,
III. Ash foro. Com missier-Dradley and bradley
for the complainant.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY U. 8. q EUROPEAN NEWS ASSOCIATION

LATEST By CABLE. ~
LONDON, Jan. l2--Noon. - Five.twenties,
72k; new do, 71x; Erie, 42k; Ill. Central. sOk.
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1" gIflOE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE I'M.
~ sVRAEOE 90 D. O., December 81, 1855
rrsmfum notes and CO. b on hand 60. q 00o NJ
rns regular annual election fer seven man age m
the nours Of 10 .. n. and D. m
IA eo6ts ULYsSIa WAun De-.
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KTJU6EPH HHAFFTELD.
w r8EHCH CONFECTIONERY.
LADIES' 1CD CkEAM 4 DINING SALOON
gao Penn. Ave-. bet 18th and 18Th sts.
Weddings, Dinner or supper Parties su ppiisd n
Sakss, end Ooafectioneries, JeiIiss Wsddiss
Gakes, best quality. Table 0rnaments: SsIads.
ih.S, p,Sin nscoloped Oysters. toned Turkey in
attendants also viii be aent tn .tt..a t al
sa s OF arrsnsements. Bouquets, wreaths, and
10 Sim JOSEPH suAFPIrLD
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rFIRsT PREsBYTERIAA CHURCH, q.
by ' sss fs.i SSYsr tS n6Sfsow !.
ns sp THE MOST RHv: AR0HBIsHop
i, F. %;::
THoTIIo.E.;5..R:;v ,Es.Tass MAegIRE.
Is s;5:S cS"@sa q H. S' Mas: 8.
rMETROPOLITAN CLUB.
An Adjourned Meeting of the members of this
Club has been appointed for THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock As important business 10 to be traus-
acted, . full attendance is desired. IL
nv CAPITOL HILL BUILDING ASSOOIA.
w TIoN.-The stock Of this new Building AZ.
Si.ei By calling on ssSaak STGsn
sprHsr 5SaSsos, s s.s1s.. and sonsh
street third door from New .TsSy s1spa south
"a I2-eo6t
~A GRAND L o. o = LEvEE,
BENEFIT Il ,Idfsl LIBRARY.
SS syEsl HsAaI t:5Iu.I sTsE Iss
Particular. IN future advertisement. j.ia- cost
TAAsON!G E0TI0E-A Stated yonvOoaIion
i9"rll be held It Central Masonic All on NOS:
.do1'sS at a sais tine = the
Rsssi' SE.p. 70 The e:
attn: All members Of the Chapter are respect
B3 order Of the II I. b. P
j.iz ~ Attest-J W. GRIFFIN, Sec,y.
rAAERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY
GoL1SfzHTfokk nsiciisIY Of ,ns
De held on TUESDAY HyENIN0 next the 18th
instant, at r., clock in Trinity Church, corS.r
ssn,eS s strs n Tss Hnnn, Reeort gill be pre-
ton. will read Histortal Discourse on the = ,ss
sspes!sd from Hon JOAN B. txrR ReS e
m retlc:1t Il the Socisty. and b Rey TaYMAs
public al, are cordially invited to b. present
~ MUeIOAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
U3 NOTICE.-Ali Musical Instrument, jeft
tiny store to DO repaired, and hare been IN.
called Tor for over twelve months. will be offered
tfoe. John ELtIs n"
"a ll-t 800 Pa ave near 10Th It,
MEHERREw BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
: General Meeting Of the Society will be had On
~ $500 r MOkNING, at le1a oil .ck, at the Yes.
between and streets north. Promot "ttsnd,
snce OF ell NE mbers Is requested A. ths siscti.
OF The officers and M nagers comes mn N,'''A
JaH-I n ii. AILLER President
T wAsHINoTOS SKATING CLUB-I
s?ec'si mreting OF the members or the
r.sma as HI. ssssins CLUB win be held .t the
Room.,, sHTUsDxI SVkh1EHSi J J. of T,1ds
All o'clock. The Pond will be closed on thst
sr.st.d to .stsn siocs and :,sry member !.
ducs their tickets at the door: By order ~ 'r0'
). J. eAArMAN. sscy. Is lin
~l o.. Oy-kIDGELY ENCANPMFNT
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~ U T I Q =

The Undersigned would respectfully anncuoeee
the late firm Of c. D. JEwDLL Co.. 10 al "
branches. and would solicit . continuance on 'ne
patronage exte uded TO the old erm
= MORGAN a RRIsIhaMMI,.
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|, q. b. JEWELL.

SOAP AND CANDLE MAkgFACTUkth. 4.
The subscriber will be pleased 10 see al nv o,l
friends and customers st HE new Pisce OF sbsi
ness. g street north. bet 4th and 9th street.
who're he will Keep constantly on hand PIE ps
MUM Soaps aud Candles, and will continue 70
sell them at the lowest cash prices. strse oe-
tween 9TH and 5th nu-om
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CRH At BARG ATNsi

GHhT BAkGAiH
One almost ne- oaICKEBISG PIANO. TTTA
One JAMES PIERsoE PIANO. Sis.
One UPRIGHT GILBERT. SlD.
W b MHTZEROTT Co.,
Sole Agents Cor Rteisw az . Pianos, end
ALT Msssp 8 Hsnlins Cabinet 0reanss
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I AIDES OUT PROAENADING, SHOPPING
IL or returning home from Theatres and CON.
certs, would DO well ~ going 60 eHAffIELps
french Confectionery and pining Saloon. 2le
Penn avenue betweea 18th and 18th streefs for
Rsfreshmsnts. Confectiensry, &C. isls II.
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NJ MUSICAL INsTRU MeNTo-SPEOTAI,
U3 NOTIOE.-Ali Muscal Instrumept, ieft
at my store to be repaired, and have been nm
CALLED Tor for over twelve months, will be offered
tfse. JOHN ETt1s n"'
- ll.N 306 Pa ave near I0th -