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The national Republican., 1867-12-21
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AMUsEMENrs.

The coming week will give tho holiday -ceie-
brating denizens and sojourners OF Washington
an opportunity Of witnessing the pleasing even
Ing pastimcs that such an artistic comedian as
John II, Owens alone esn present to them. HIS
fqfrtdir Is vailed and liberal, and every taste in
the comic line Of the drama can bo gratined.
Besides, Wallis Opera House will be resonant
with "concord of sweet sounds and the rare
treat that Msx strakosch will afford with In
Grange and Brignoli, win doubtless enlist the
material sympathy and appreciation ofthe WASH
ington public. II is ten or twelve years since
La Grange was In Washington, and then, ~ we
remember correctly, there was much suoh q snow
season as at present. She appeared at the Ma
tional, and had not the generous support that
we feel assured she will now nset with from the
lovers Of the divine ART" .+...,r l.,-f.v
1t wouli appear somewhat unsracious if In
noticing prospectiveiy what Is In store for us,
we should omit word In expression Of the
qualification the public had the past fortnight al
the National. Mr.. Forrest, man Of national
fame, gave several Of his most mastery pictures
Of the dramatic art. Many who saw him In
PALMER days were surprised that, as portrayer
Of human passion and exalted Intellect, he
showed q continuous growth, and that the Cade,
Lear, Damon, and Richard, Of former times had
added to their previous dclineations the perfec.
tion Of further study and Industry in his profess
sion. .a...#... ...H.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

THE SEASON is rapidly approaching when all
will feel disposed to give and receive presents In
accordance with time e-honored custom. whether
.nese B.!s Uo =. they
to state that Mr.. Prigg, proprietor OF the One
Dollar Jewelry Store, 43s Pennsylvania avenue,
received a superb assortment Of jet, pearl,
brlliants, coral and fuchsia sets, sleeve buttons,
scarf pins, ladies' work-boNes, knives, compan-
which all can obtain suitable presents for the
holidays, and on decidedly the most reasonable
terms that can be found In Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

WALKING CANES AND UMBRBLLAs-CHAs
w ]. PRAhCE, manufacturer Of Canes aud Um.
brellas, No. 2i2i PennsylyAnia avenue, bctwosu
fourteonth and Fifteenth streets, above WillRrd's
Hotel.
Canes. Umbrellas and Erasols repaired. dcO-lm
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

QUITE LARaE PARTY gathered at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George Walker In the Fourth
Ward, on Thursday evening, the 10th inst, to
witness the wedding of MISS Josephine Walker,
Mr.. Samuel Priscoe. The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Singleton 7. Jones
and we WIN add that 1t was model ofpropriety
ments WAS setby Mr.. Walker, and was dispensed
with generous and wcll-timed hospitality by
the host and hostess. =
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA,
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
CgmmcneinE MONDAY, Dee,mber p
LAdRkNqE.BRIG
fuII GH1Rvs AND oRCHEsTRI
BY tsc fs oPERI co&PRsSp psn sfiOa
the following talented artists:
The great Lyric Prima Donna, ...
MADAME ANNA DE LAGRANGE,
whose career In Grand Opera has impaired lustrs "
the stage, both throughout Europe and Ameriea.
The brilliant American Contralto,
MISS ADELAIDE Phillips,
The most gifted and accomplished American Primn
Donna who has yet appeared and the talented young
MISS .. McCuBLocH
Tho universally admired Lyric Tenor, ..
SIC, r. BR1GN0Lt.
The renowned Tenor Robuylg,
SIC, b. MAssiMlLIANI.
slG. oRLkNbiNi and SIG. RANDoLFI.
Aud the fayoTite Bassi and BuffO,
SIG. svsiNl, SIG. CoLLETrf and sARTI.s
GRAsb P OPENING 'HiSHf, MoNbEYs, Ys'fpStsSS SIG a.
IL TROyAf0RB.
Tuesday, NORMA, Wednesday, La PAyORiTA.
Thursday, DON GIOVANNI
Prices Of admission, tli reserved seats, Parquete,
and Dress Circle, sL6O Orchestra Chairs s2l Private
Sale Of Season tfOur nght) Tickets will commence
Thursday, Rtea. m. for single nights, on Friday,
same time. At hetzorott' Music store. deel7-u
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

MIR. ANAS's RESTAURANT RE-oPENED.-Mr
Sebastian Aman has been allowed by the Board
OF Police to reopen, his license having been con-
irmed by the Board yesterday. This will be good
news to many who have been inconvenieneed by
the closing OF this popular house.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21
oRERT A. HAGO ERTY,
IL AUCTlONBBR.
uAduERTY 4 PnELrs, No. II Plno street.

ESuINEER's OFFICE, U, s, ARAT,)
No. 80 Canal street, ,
New YoRK CRY, December II, 1857,
I will sell the Government Propeller General Tot.
ton nj public auction, at Pier No blt foot Of ChrStO
phcr street. North river, on MONDAY Sd Instant, at
II clock, H. IN,
bids deemed disAdyantageuuB. -. .
Lieutenant Colonel Of Engineers, and Breyet Major
General, United States army, del(-h
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

SuHscRTrTioSs IN AID OF THE PRovIpENT So
CIEry.-Owing to the lateness of the hour at
journed on Wednesday night, we found II impos-
sbe to give full and perfect account OF the pro-
ceedings, and, among other things, omitted to
give the names OF subscribers to the fund in aid
OF the association. By glanoing over the follow
Ing list the reader will perceive that those pres
ent at the meeting responded quite literally; A.
X. Shepherd, 800 II. ID. Cooke, 800; Richard
Walsch, t60j Peter p .-ker, s50j Owen Thorn, $50;
J, X. Elvans, ESQ., William II. Nally, $780, O. II.
Hall, S20i J, l.. Pfau, S25i s. II. kaufman, sl0i q.
II. PolkinhOTn, sl0i J. Shafer, sl0j il, A. Colds
boro, slOj y, A, Boswell, sl0j J, F. Hodson, 80;
$: s: Baker, ~ Alex, Ashley ssi s., r; Arrison
IS; II. Lyles, s5i n. II. Miller, $5i W. T. Johnson
Is; W. W. Bennett, 40; Asbury Lloyd, s5.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

VIOLATIONS or THE Snow LAw.-The follow
ing named persons were arrested on Thursday
for violation Of the snow law. Fines OF ~ were
imposed In each case Thomas II. Patterson,
Joseph Joney, William Lerrer, William Hync-
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

PETIT LARcESr.-William s. Crebbs and Will
liam IL. Johnson, two school-boys, were arrested
on the charge of petit larceny OF books from the
stope Of J. Q. Parker, opposite the Patent 0flce,
Thompson, who held them for further hearing
The national Republican., 1867-12-21
METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE ASSOCIATION

All shhreholder. partieipats in advantages u this
Association. No Initiation Fec 10 required. books
are now open for subscription to Stock, and payments
scribe should call on either Of the following named
HoRATio BROWNING, President, s6s PennsylvA.
mia avenue, neaI Sixth street.
near Ninth street.
= w cIARk, j.. Secretary, ~ Fourteenth street,
Copies q ,hs constitution may bo obtained from the
Those wishing to take Stock should apply at once.
Certificates Of Stock will DO given imnndlateiy upon
pay nept LOT shares large number Of shares al
Tho peculiar features Of this Association render the
sire loans or investments.
W, CLARK, IT,, Secretary, noj,tf
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

OvFlc.Rs CHosES.-wednesday evening last
Mount Nebo Encampment No. 0, /. o. o. F., Sc
ensuing six months; @, +. Tlmms, Chief Pa
triarchi p. IL. Shultz, High Priest; II. A. Dob
son, Senior Wardeni l.. p. Pumphrey, Junior
Wardenj I. W. Fowler, Scribe; John T. Given,
Treasurer.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

The Snow PLoueH AT woRk.-Early yestcr-
day morning light bed OF snow fell, and In the
forenoon the snow plough, was busily engaged
In clearing II from the track Of the Metropolitan
proper time, as laid down by the schedule. A
brisk rain followed soon afterwards, which
tended considerably towards the disappearance
Of the snow. SleighIng was only INDUCED in by
those who had mania for that luxury Those
who valued horse flesh did not, Of course, par
ticipate.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

CHnIsTNAs GIVT.-A Christmas dividend of
fifty dollars has been declared on the December
payroll Of the clerks In the War Department,
and will be paid by Mr.. Potts on Monday.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

REHEARsAL.--Yesterday morning the scholars
of the public schools Of the First district, by
whom grand Christmas entertainment is to be
given In Carroll Hall, on Monday evening next,
under the auspices Of Prof J. II. Daniel, were re-
sisted OF many ane pieces, solos, choruses, sc.
The pupils acted their parts so well that we an.
tictpate grand success. The funds are for the
purpose Of securing new piano for the First
district.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

In LucK.-The snow clearers are In business
all the while, and have been for nearly q week
since. The fall Of snow yesterday morning pro-
longed the business considerably. Housekeep-
the first clay" were quite prompt yesterday
morning 10 having the snow removed from their
pavements. First cost 10 generally a guide for
the subsequent ones. l
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

pUBLlC SALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.
BuRBAU OF 0RpSASCE,)
WAsHISGTOS CITr, Dec. IS, 1871
There will bS S1ia A gpblio suction, the highest
bidders, on THURSDAY, tho 18th day Of January,
1885, at ~ m, at Jefferson Barracks Reserve, Mis-
souri,, large lot Of Miscellaneous unSeryiceable
Naval Ordnance stores, composed In part Of Shot,
Shell, Canister, OLD Cannon, Gun Carriages, Shot
Guns, Rides. Axes, Waist Belts, and Cartridge
These articles will be sold in lots
Terms: Cash, aud the articles to bo removed within
ten day after the conclusion Of the sale; Otherwise
H. A. WISE,
deD-td Chief OF Bureau.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

PRov. BLor's LEcrURE.-The last of the
by Prof Blot was delivered at the Union League
Rooms yesterday morning. The Professor gave
some valuable hints relative to the preparation
Of dinners generally, He expressed regret that
In conseqde dente OF the hsar approaoh Of the hol-
days he was prevented from acceding. to general
to try and be here for that purpose In the spring
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

A FINS BUILDING ,--0n the site Of the old Gen.
tral hotel, which was owned by Mr.. Gclston, OF
Baltimore, and which burned down on the 9th OF
February last, the walls failing and killing
Mcssrs, Peter Enrich, who kept restaurant
next door, n Mullinghaus, insurance agent,
John y. Ihrig, bartender, bernard Ostermeyer
and Mr.. Lully, 10 now being erected fine large
press brick building OF four stories and French
roof. II Ia nearly completed, and will present a
crcditable appeafanoe when finished. The walls
are substantially built and there need be no
fear Of them tumbling down 80 easily as did tho
old ones,
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

FREEDMES's SAVING GISsTITUTioNs.-The state
ment Of the Freedmens Saving and Trust Com
psnles in the United States, received at the
Freedmen's Bureau In this city, shows the fol-
lowing exhibit for the month OF November last /;
Total amount OF deposits for the month, $l9l =
1914; drafts, tl6o 2l59o; excess of deposits over
drafts, t22 269.+5; total deposits, a. 800 003
total drafts s2,2b2, ,33o.o5i total due dcpositors
s55e,6T3.31.
The exhibit for the bank in Washington is as
follows Deposits, s2l, ,5i473; drafts, All 02o .0l;
total amount due depositors, t5s, ,050.3s.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

To THE WoRKHoUsE.-AIexande Deutcher n
suspicious character, was arrested by Ofiicer
Teeple and sent to the work-house for thirty
days.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

The Orr op CoxE TO THE PooR.--The WASH
ington Gas Light Company yesterday received
about one hundred and .eyenty-ave certificates,
issued by the CITY councilmen and officers of the
Freedmen's, Bureau, for coke to poor families,
and will dispatch the coke as speedily as possi-
BILE 70 the needy. Many. and earnest were the
thanks bestowed on the donors. Blank certih:
Gates have been placed in the hands of the
Mayor, city counellmen, and officers of the
Frcedmen's Bureau; who are authorized to Issue
them to those destitute Of fuel.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

kets and cases Of wines the gods would enjoy,
and round-bellied demiJohns whose mellowing
and inspiring contents will soon give tone to the
compliments OF the season" In royal bonds Of
foaming egg-nogg and bumpers OF hot punch and
apple-toddy, are being widely distributed with q
what everybody Knows and saws thstthese arc
from the famed house Of Charles Qautier, where
there Is .s;ysty preparation for "a merry Christ
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

FounTH WAND RELrry COMMITTEE. = This
committee, composed Of Messrs. Robert Ball,
Dubsni S, E.,Nofmsnt, j. i. Ssmpbeil Dennis
ConneH, Andrew Gleason, John Crowley, VT.
Mattingly, WIN, n, Clasett, w. schwins, Mich;
M. RoSeft Bsfi, No. III seventh strest, Oh Mon.
day nest, At 10 O'clock In the forenoon, 70 per.
feet their affangcnients so as 10 systematically
We are inforuted by Mr.. Pfau, 4 Oily Couhcll
Navy, Treasury and Post Once Depsrtme nts,
oeffort,
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

SHILLING LIouoR WITHOUT LtoEssg-M. Gate
ly was arrested by officer Fairchild and taken
before Justice Tucker on the charge of selling
liquor by retail without license, for which he
was fined go.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21
WAITE's cOMpoUSSPp s},s sEEvF FR,p,c AVN TAR
couGns.
HoARsENEss.
ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
Prepared only At wAITB'S PHARMACY,
del wfSmlm Corner Of 9Th street and La. ave.
DRoPosALs roR mEATINO ArPARATrs.
DrrAnrMENr oF AaRIcrLrrI

w.u,xoInx DErAbbrSTESEb bG.AhSI A%hS.G,f,t1TssHE,
Proposals viii be received a, Ills once ' Up to y
o'clock IN on January ? 1865, for heating the build
RcscrtHtiSa No 3 with steam In tho most approved
The specifications aud plan. OF the building can be
S sHS val I GS SSpSnIS Hh s9GE Ky At s: Sss
the specifications Gf the Department, put In propo
sails with well.dehned speciacatons Of their own, II
ratus more satisfactory to the interest Of the Govern
Tho work must be completed il . workpanlIke
tect, ana %arRntsd s9acient Tor heating lie Whole
building to their satisfaction.
Tho iImc fcr completing the work must be stated.
and will form essential element in the award Of the
Ths BSgarIPcpt rs.sTyss tGe right rstSes any
aplFemGPls o. ths advertisement aud spssiacatiOns
Eas6 baaST mPst faEPl,h with hi; ErSSO;p; sgf
The proposals will be opened in The presence u the
biddeT., aud an award made as soon as Prse;iea6is
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR.
On tho petition Of REiswoRrT B. 3. % GoCDrfIS, OF
Sse NSss S R% I dSy Sy q RG
% ;y kd y%S; S,c@ from Ss sG E as9 Il
6s s ;SE S be asS sa S1sS sS
rsSs 1asS 3S sST mot sSiS SS they hAwhy said
rfP &: P.iaa oss % SsI are rGSsf to sG
forth In writing at least tloeRiK days before The day
Of hrar.ng all testimony hled by either party, to be
used at tho said hearing, must be taken and trans
mItted IN accordance with the rules of the ONCE
which Will be furnished on application. ,.,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesu-
m0ny, must bo hled in the ONCE tcenfy days before
tea days after tho dling Of the testimony;
Ordered, also that this notice be pubished IN the
RgPUBLIoAN aud the IRtfiii0Encer, Washington,
D, c., and In tho Register. New layGn, Conn onsg
u week for three successive weeks the hrst OF sad
SSS SssRS g be at sixty TO tho
Ielg.FrSt Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

THE SHORTEST DAys.-To-day and tomorrow
are the shortest days Of the year. They will
then lengthen until the 2lst day Of June next
SO say the almanacs. ... -
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

No LicENsE.-Lewis Kohlberg, a grocer In the
Seventh precinct, for selling his goods without
the necessary license required by law, was ar
Walter
The national Republican., 1867-12-21
Books and Stationery.

WIZ NVVt potWVVh t'lhth auu tthths
SOMETHING NEW IN
WEDDING STATIONERY.
Nv '"''' CoYLE 4 TOWERS,
d ssoaSSsi sa Ssi sSh sRS snG fsnA
Scorrs JouFSAt ESs rSE AZ Es5P ps5ETE INFORMATION
M.russsag III i.a,sd @AfIsa Fans fsoy asn.
hsh C6Iesr y sOpsnins .n I wslST%S0n worth Thou
4Sly q per Year sample RSSEgkss g Cs1,; scrr
d No. s;fHIt dntan SfE fsse TSfS New RSff s
pRAYER BOOKS.
A VERY LARGE AND wgLL.sELgcTgD AssoRT.
MENT.
| RICHLY BOUND IN TURKEY MOROCCO, EXTRA,
AND ANTIQUE,
with the additional Hymns, Rims, MoROgrams, and
Clasps.
SEVERAL HUNDRED DIFFERENT PATTERNS.
Handsomely bound in the best silk Velvet.
Various Colors.
BEAUTIFULLY MOUNTED WITH
RIMS. AND ORNAMENTS
CHOICE PRESENTS
ron T.
BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING GIFTS.
sUPgRBLY BOUND IN
WHITE SILK VELVET. 20
PEARL, TORTOISE SHELL, AND
CARVED WOOD,
With Chasto Silver Mountngs and Carving.
CHURCH SERVICES.
0REAr vARiErr.
FINELY FINISHED IN TURKEY MOROCCO.
with Rims, Corners, and Ornaments.
BLANCHARD 4 MoHUN,
BOOKSELLERS. IMPORTERS. AND sTATIoNERs.
CORNER or PESS. AvESrE AND ELEVENTH STREET.
wAsHISGros, D. O.
dels-2w
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

SENT To WoRK-HoUsg. - Rochester Hutchin-
son was arrested on suspicion Of larceny and or
dered to give security for good behaviorj falling
In which, he was sent to the work-housc.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21
Tyyu CovrRru

EouIrY !CouRr7ypdgs Wyiie.-Ths court made
but one order yesterday:
III Coats VS.. Wiley and Brown. Order extending
time TO take testimony.
Adjourned until THIS morning.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

CELEBRArIoS.-At meeting held on wednes-
day night, the National Democratic Resident
Executive Committe decided to celebrate, with
bounteous dinner, &C., the sth OF January.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21
Amusements.
NATIosAL TBBATRB. T.
RETURN TO THE OLD PRICES.

NATtoSAL TBBATRB. T..s"
RETURN TO THE OLD PRICES.
First Time of ,h' Grand Ynsss saiiasy Plsy In four
ABoUNDiNa IN sTrRRiSa INCIDENTS AND
pramntI,cd from tie Nv woff q Aes, Dumas.
TIE THREE syARDsMES' a'
THE QUEEN, rag sAIsR5IsskI, AND THE Ap-
A'0 '"' SR AsD MRS. =. WHITE.
Introducing Mr. I. D. BAKER for this occasion.
= MR, JOHN u. OWENS, .......
. Ia tho Celebrated Comedy Of sELP.
In active preparation. the elegant Bsstern Fairy
r1 THE roRhTsYP ffahffffyEs.
New Scenery, Dresses and Decorations for Christmas
SoNGs OF SCOTLAND. ..r.. .......r g."
MBTzBRoTr HALL
MONDAY. DECEMBER p. 1907.
MR.. KENNEDY's
100 LAST NIGHT. -.
.r The programme will inelude. ..
John Andersen, my 10, Aud Robin Cry, Tho
Flowqp q WI, ,Fers.tt The Land o ihs Lsai, besis
up an Bar the Door, q; Tie stsr spsassa ssansf.
Piano-rortc. .a................s..Mis Miss KENNEDY.
Admission ~ ccnts, reserved seats Is cents
Tickets at MetferOtt'a Music Store.
Doors open at Commence M O'Clock. deD-G
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

KEEPING Vicious Dod.-0hicer Turnburke
yesterday arrested Mary A. Washington, on the
charge OF keeping vicious dog, for which she
was hned Is by Justice Tucker.
The national Republican., 1867-12-21

. FINED FOR CoNTEMPT.-John nj. Springman
and Michael Bayland were each fined by Justice
Tucker for contempt-the former % and the lat
ter ",
The national Republican., 1867-12-21
aE0HHHrHNN NEMa.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL Rsros1dcty In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores *
Messrs. J. NJ. X. Mills d Co., iate Crandeli's) las
Bridge street, or at Messrs. O. T. Getty q Co.'S,
100 Bridge street, where copies Of the RgrunbI-
cAN mar be obtained daily.
The national Republican., 1867-01-10

ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE WASHINGTON
AND GEoRaErows RAnRoAD AT Q meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Washington and George
town railroad held yesterday, the following direc
tors for the ensuing year wore elected: George 8.
Gideon, William A. Darling. ]. Carter Marbury,
Charles Knap, Charles @. Mott, Crosby s. Noyes,
and William orme. ...-.....
From the report Of the board Of directors for the
year 1855, presented at the stookholdors' meeting
on the 9th instant, II Is shown that tho receipts
from all sources during the year amounted to
$685., 9,5l036, and the expenditures during the same
period 10 $3.50 937Si leaving the net proceeds for
the year $8, 672,62. .l .#..
During tho year 1855 the receipts were $3.50.
72745 and during the past year $3.50, 5lO S6
showing that the receipts Of the company were
SIT AT. 90 more In the rear 1855 than they were
In 1866 This, II h presumed, 10 owing to the
great reduction Of our population since the close Of
tho war. ... J..
The national Republican., 1867-01-10

SKATING CARuyAL.-We call the atten-
to. Of our readers to the great masquerade skating
carnival advertised in our columns. which takes
place, the weather permitting tomorrow afternoon
and evening. A good band Of music will euliven
the proceedings, and every accommodation In the
way Of refreshments Afforded visitors.
The national Republican., 1867-01-10

NAVAL Dispatches received by the Sec
retary Of the Navy from Commander John
@, Fabiger, commanding the United States
steamer Ashuelot, announcing the arrival Of
that vessel at Point de Gale, Island Of Cey-
Ion, on the 28th Of October.
The national Republican., 1867-01-10
METzER OFT ALL.
A YoR ONE wEEK ONLY.

NJ ~ q y Il y TT ID A l. l..
FOR ONE wEEK ONLY.
MEssRs JARRETT 4 PALnER 10"
Beg 70 ahnounes 10 the eltirsAs Of Washngton that
thsy have ssgagsd thoss Kmissnt Artists,,
Mr. AND MRS. HOWARD PAUL,
who wpi appsar, for the frst tims In this oity,
MONDAY RvBNIsd, JANUARY y. liss7, sa
AND EVERY BvRrfNa DURIEo THE wRsK,
.ft9A - II THEn ..s.' ,E-t
GRAND BsrxRTAINMENrs, on coscRRrs II
COSTUME -l .
q Rseesnily Given 900 nights IA Loalen, snd 80
Nights Al Irving Hall. New York. They win sppsar In
40 RlRrRRN SONGS AND IMPKRs0NATT0Ns,
among which will bs found Henry Russell's Great
s|..T IA Il Lyric, sntitlsd
e. THE DREAh OF THE REvELER;
.I-A ~. and the Celebrated Ballad,
WHEN GEORGE THE THIRD WAS KIg0l'' a
and the Celsbrated BHEEZtNo SONG.
..,y ---r.,r The whole forming the .r
MOST UNIQUE. ELRoANT AND vARtxp KHTER-
TAINMEHr KvER oIvEN IN THE
...f 49,. UNTTBD STATES.
For Psrtisuisrs Bee Bills and Circulars. r.t..r
r7sr E...... PRICES. fg..
.''''''''''.','''''''''s2 ssau
Ths sals Of Reserve SEATS viii ssnnssss al Metre.
rots Musie Store on Rriday nonlng, Jsnuafy 4 1851.
Doors opea at 7hi connenes hTN. jas
The national Republican., 1867-01-10

BREvErrED-Brigadier Gen. ii. II. Heath
has been brevetted Major General for gal
liant and meritorious services during the war,
and particularly for special services on the
frontier while operating against hostile In
dians.
The national Republican., 1867-01-10


, ELEcNoS or GEORGETOWN MUNICIPAL orr
cEhs.-Ths following manned gentlemen have been
elected corporation officers for the city Of George.
town for the ensuing year: 9. m, Matthew, ESQ Z.
reelected recorder; VIM. Laird clerk J. d Rob.
inson, -four inspeotor O. y. shsks, tar collector
]. II. Reynolds, market master VIM. simms, in
spector Of lumber; W. H, Craig. wsigher Of hayi d.
0Leary, wood.cordsri NJ. v. Buckley, trustee Of
tho poor 3. @. Brown, hArbor MASTER Samuel p.
Trsplsr, ohimney-swsep; II. W. Brswsr, Surveyor
Henry Addison, street commissioner NV. Buckley,
police msgistrate Judges Of slsction-First ward,
J. T. Birch, q. W. Strand, J, T datswoodi SEQ.
ond ward. W. II. Birch. Q. II. DemAr,W. II. Craig
Third ward, George Rhodes William Magee, Jas,
A. Donnellyj Fourth ward. Il. @. Brown, Jacob
Rsmsburs. Q. A. 0futt. Isaac Birch, corporation
messenger. For guardians Of Georgetown schools
"A. O. Hyde, W. Q. MAges, ". L. Dunlop, Jos.
Lbbey, O. NJ. Matthews, T. A. Newman, and J.
II. Wilson. For smallpox physicians-Eastern
district, DR.. A. Peters Western, DR.. 9. MccOr.
mick. r I'D.
The national Republican., 1867-01-10

20, SEIZURE OF DIsTLLERIEs.-The officials ol
Internal Revenue Bureau throughout the
country are daily making seizures Of distil'
leries for Illicit Installations Commissioner
Rollins is actively engaged in the suppression
Of this business, and the results so far show
great success in his efforts in that direction.
The national Republican., 1867-01-10

PRISONERS RELEAsED.-An order for the
release Of the following persons, convicted before
the Criminal Court Of this District Of various mis-.
dsmeanors, and confined In New York prisons, has
been issued. The order was issued on account Of
the good behavior Of the prisoners released Henry
Warner, GustAvo Ressing, John Brou, Lloyd smi.
lsr, George Dixon, Henry Madison, Robert Mosier,
ArmstsAd Msdilla, John CayannAugb, Sarah Smith,
Thomas o'Conner, Charles Wallis, james Mason,
Henry Crawford John LAnigan, John Rollins, Rich.
ard Williams, Henry jackson, Elizabeth Doose,
Charles Gordon, William Johnson, Robert ]. John.
son, Martin 7. Stowell, and Clinton Smith