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81. JosErB Mo, June II, 1867.
The steamer Only Chs nee arrived this morning only
nine and quarter DAYS from Fort Benton bringing hail
million 10 gold dust aud cargo OF buffalo robes and
pctries. The Only Chance reports that she met no
trouble In passing either up down. She met
steamers upward bound and passed thrcs ing down
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BrseHAnros, N. ", June IA, 1857
fire IN Conklng last night destroyed portable saw
mill tho building covering and thirty thousand feet
OF lumber. The mill was owned by Wells Lawrence Il
whitney. Their loss will DO about $50 600 no insur
ance
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FINE N sOsTon.

Bosror, June IA, 1867.
The crockery warehouse OF n. II. Gardner A Co on
Broad street. damaged by FIRE this evening 10 the
estimated amount Of $40 oo0 fully insured in New York
an BoatoD ofhcna
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Weeks ago every lady known TO the cadets had her lst
led The neatly filled are dangling from 10 cir bits
OF clouds manipulated fans Many fair sisters stand
ready 70 share the grand honors and OF The
occasion Everybody, his wife, sister and brother
here Military dignaries In fun regalia drop out in
every corner Of the crushing crowd The pleasant faced
General Pitcher, with his accomplished wife; the
stately General shrver aud Colonel Black with their
fair partners; Major Boynton, with his beloved lady
and the entire academic stat are here. gor-
gcous W tneir attire and smiling In their ele-
giant department Beauty and fashion are here
most paruculariy fashion. sne nauns her gala
attire through corridor and hail. in the face
OF cadets and the outsiders who stand sghast II
her amplitude OF dress and decorations The beauty OF
your Acsacmy OF your Fifth avenue, Of your private
Salons OF anything magnificent and gorgeous down that
way e Just nothing to this display. Fashion, her
her dainty rolls her monsirous water falls
her InzzIed poinis her rats and mics, that
seem ~ they would Jump from their positIons
her mammoth baids and everything else tcusora
artists ever thought or drsamt Of y here baadaged
nesds. diamonds and brisnaa spangies and chains
rendering radiant ali their wearsrx Dress Of great
wealth, Or maenncenf designs, Of fearful trails
o. singular cut waists, Of mraculously strange
fsrpescwed trimmings Of gorueous whole cash
through tbe hail. Webs Of hghtness Of iusou NJ the
nnes goss,mcr texture ever worn BY angelic bssasaea
cannot give you the name Of thor points
ssd material bat they are light, rich and
ceeuingv expensive They seem 70 invite wholesale
dessruc,ioo-a lighted match among them, and there
would De dissolvng fearful 70 Contemplate Who
aoes Know Of such assreef Who give particulars Of
IN the dsanoef II requires peculiar kaowss.xe not
possessed BY me, and drop the subject Qutefly Ever
ANA amen from this ocean 81 silk, bursting upon the
vhs CABS Of lace css b seq tbe bspvssoped bsroes
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MIscELLANEoUs.


PRIZES CAsHED IN ALL LOCALIZED LOT.
"A. teries Information given. ?. 0pIGE, Broker,
ool brcsdwsy Private entrance N Amity street.
A OPTICAL DRAWINGS or THE GEORGIA
"A State Lottery for the benefit OF the Masonic Orphan
Home
cscRaIA ExrRA-ciAss iss Juvy IA 1857
"a o. - % 81 60 q. e ID. Il
y, 1 =. "a ~ IS, -, 81 O. rs g.
surrIEuENrAny nxrnA-cLAss l0S, Jura IL 1851
- D. ~ ~ 90 ~ ~, ~ "a ~ ri
:. suyrtxnrsIisr-ctAss is Juvr H. is67
", u. -, T o. 70, 81, e. M q. 20 H.
Wv BOYD q co. Managers, Atlanta. Ca
MCINTYRE CO., iS Chatham street. NJ "
N. State Lotteries
:. .ssvekr--rxrnA clAss ssI. yusr L. 1867
.s = c. = 3 al 4 ,r Il; q -
Murray. EDDY ! 60. Eanssers
,rrS.yc.s srarr-srrsA class sos, svss ia Isl. -
30 81 a. e. "a, ~ s6 y. g., ~
D. - q, IS S.gA,sI "a g, @ -
Prses ssshed and Information given by addressinsR
RICBhOND. NO CertlAodt ssrssf
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nvrscrIIswEOUs.

A n ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH kUr1MI'
IA Velvet and Brussels Carpetbg at HIRAM ~ 81.
SONS No. 30 Bowery at reduced prices a,so 1Sb
sngrain and Venetian Carpets Rugs, Mats Omce SnusS.
Id Masonic Carpets embroidered Piano and fapse snr
Mangs white checked fancy at 2jc 70 ouc ~ INC
pieoe or yard. Look for No. 90 Sowery.
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SONS No. % Bowery reduced prices also s Thrssp
Masonic ns Ssass sss sr
shades at low prices 1910 PIECES o. W 81 The
peo. or yard. Look for No. % Bowery.
A SAMUEL BROTHERS, 50 LuDGATE HILL. LON
1Mis i 40 DnoS, ESGIAHD; ov,-,p~rs IN
con numbers 1, tnrosssS ,s
the system upon which SAMUEL
Bh.rhkRS supply iashionapeie
s' syseS6am rss's known aass al m'e over
the s world i represents ssaa;,. !, value .
eqaaled. Recomme ndations to
friends, visiting London are re-
beons conferred upon them, any
SAMUEL BROTHERS
VISITORS TO LoNDoN.-CLosHiNG FOR GENTLE
Psa A sa %0s ' &c sss;ss: s s:
woad yisd af no profit but for the
sss's% s s;: ": i is'i my IA M
standing is the guarantee offered
SAMUEL BROTHERS,.
VISITORS TO LoNDoN.--sT rAGL's cATHEDRAL is
close to the word-famed ware
OF OF t asasass oo.A Evsrz !. s'%s
in stock for immediate. use, or
made 10 measure on the most
Ss been p psleSlasd .Msn. S0Ssc
year; Charging cha sa;s sAe ,o.s,s psss
marking the same on each article
:" '''s sA WEI sR Rsc e9a
purchase CLOTHING can be sue
s ,ss ,y. carried ar ed, out in n y
i iS@ ror S aa,sisss GEs1 IEHi
s Of every y, age 4 Kept ~. IN - spsc,s
e ns welt wh g great e ,h .sS Se1Sus
ton Of perfect fitting and graceful
style snlIsii ios an 70 tps
sELr.sEAsunr RULES FOR cL g 5TRaATE HILL.
c s,usn whole height s1s, Of figure g tx
chest, fieh or .lopins shoulder
no s sss Ss %sis o'f No. ss s \:
Of neck 70 waist, behind No: =
na s he s arm ,' sss Of sni ;s:.s as:R
No g. Round body, over The hps
side seam. No l. Length Of jss
SAa % EGb ssSrah Hill,
SAMUEL BROTHERS. 50 LuDGArE HILL, LosboS.
ENGLAND
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORK.
a and states where deseron &c Is sufficient cause; p
NJ HOwEs, Attorney, 70 assam streA-
BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
"A courts Of this and other States with little publicity
% s Or
+. /. KING. Counsellor at Law, $40 Broadway.
A SHALL WE BE FREEY
IA A 10 to be made before the
CITY JURIES
whether the Excise law has a right 10 shut q man
mouth for the Metropolitan District and the psOIp
of the country counties to drink at viii.
The juries OF oppressed community are Its last
COURT OF APPEAL.
So the local courts and magisracy, and tbs
people who orm the ures For all particulars in relation
to this great movement and In regard TO organization q
the
YOUNG MEMS LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION
Full and Graphic Account Of the great Prize Fight
Full Reports the Fashion COuroeL
Special Report OF the Billiard Championship.
Together with all the Sporting News Of the Worlds
See WILKES SPIRIT OF THE TINES Of Saturday
June L.
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A SHALL WE BE FREEY
IA. A test 10 soon to be made before the
CITY JIJRIES
RUY THE NEW MAGAZINE.
THE NORTHERN MONTHLY AND NEW sERssy
MAGAZINE duly now ready

The first Of three brilliant papers Presidential Nonf
nations BY James Parton. author Of Life ackson D.
Day with Richard Cobdcn the Life Of Parke 0odwfn he
Battle OF Monmouth Of the rich table n
For sale by American News Company and all uewsmsn.
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DRIES CAsBED IN ALL LOCALIZED Tot
4 tcrfea Cireulsrs sent free.
JoskfH = BATES. s,ss4yss
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DETER COoPRR's GELATiNE
i - Makes delicious yeiliea
for with the packages For sar by rroc~,s 80
drusrssn Depot u Burning Slim New York
DRIES CASH I'D IN ALI, LFaArixEp rorrrprps
= CircuiArs and Information furnished.
J. CLUTE, Broker
l76 broadway aud lk3 Fulton street
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PRIZES DASHED IN ALL LOCALIZED LOT.
teriee. Information given. r. 0pIGF proker.
6sl Broadway. Private entrance w Amity street
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DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED IN SHORT
time for persons from any State country without
publicity change Of residence Inc compatibility
ton SUFFICIENT cause Success Advice free and
prudential Apply - ii. BAiEMAN. Counsellor 81 ak,
III broadway n =
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SAMUEL BROTHERS. 50 LUDGArE HILL. LONDON
ENGLAND.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW YORE
n and States where desertion r. is sufficient cause;
publicity charge TIL divorce granted Consultations free
NJ. HOwES Attorney, 70 N assau streSk. 4
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
IA courts of this and other States with little publicity
legally possible; cruelty dcserton drunkenness
sufficient In several Of the States.
+. /. KING, Counsellor at Law, $40 Broadway.
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rUrURE RIvrHoy,
Mr.. RoarRrsoS. ,dsm.) OF New York, moved an amend
ture amendments and rsvsons Of the consultation and
lava" Rejected.
COMMITTEES ON FINANCES AVID oASAta
Mr.. HARRs stated with reference the paragraph
providing for the numbers constituting the commit.
tees that II was arranged In the Committee OF Sixteen
that every delegate should be 10 committee or an
other, but that delegate should be . member Of
two committees That rendered impossible
He therefore moved that the Committees on Canals and
on Finances each consist Of sixteen members.
Mr. FolesR moved TO substitute fifteen a. the mum.
ber
adopted
On motion the number Of tho Judiciary Committee
was reduced 10 fifteen.
REPORT aporrsp
The entire report, a. amended, was then adopted
The report was ordered TO be inserted appro
pirate m ire report OF the Committee Rules aud
printed herewith.
ADJOURNMENT rlL TUESDAY
M HAssr moved that when the Convention adjourn Il
adjourn 70 Tuesday evening ~ SIX O'Clock. Adopted
M. GRxFLsr wished TO call mp the resolution asking
the appointment Of select committee on female suf-
frAgc
rhe CHAIRMAN decided Il not In order
BY unanimous consent the rules were suspended and
the Mayor Of Albany was accorded the privilege Of
sAis ov ivroucAuSo uouoNs
NJ GnAvss trcnl Of Herkimsr oncred sse follow
iag;-
Where's ne nee ~ adul.es,ed Intoxicating oaers hss
boone an alsrsnas evil ncreAsEs domestic
- ss.Hss.T ard crime thereby adding 70 The burdens
dstrics BE- appointed W report
Svpt.whsther, 10 their opinion, Ssder our republican
form OF governmsnt any authority shond be granted 10
sell a. any prohibition enacted against sale Of intoxi
s.t.s asors either By legislative assnc law Of the
10 their opinion the saief Intoxicating
cers,ncss under The hand and ole,a sesl OF per.cs
sss s ssd ss ss e.. S.En ss' .s -:
and pure and contained possouous oug
r.a-w nether 20 their opinion, law suthortne 81
prohbsuns nc sale should ncs be organic instead Of
lai,s thereby srss'ing rule ccn,rolins and resua,e
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
A terrible Dramatic Critic.

It Is fortunate for the actors in our
theatres, at the present time, that the
atrical criticism does not take the form
it did, some years ago, in one instance
at least, in this city. Hon JAMES BLAIR,
who was a Representative in Congress
from South Carolina from 1921 to 1922,
and from 1929 to 1884, attended play
at the Washington Theatre, one evening
early in March, 1884, when in state ofPar-
tial intoxieation. The performance dis
pleased him to that degree that he drew his
pistol and fred at the actors on the stage,
the bullet passing just above the head Of
Miss JEFFERSON, daughter of JOE JEFFERSON,
Sr. The actors stampeded from the stage,
and quick curtain was rung down. Pres
emily Mr.. ISGERsoLI., the stage manager, ap-
peared, looking pale and agitated, and said
to the audience; Ladies' and gentlemen,
if there is to be shooting at the actors on the
stage 1t will be impossible for the perform
ance to 90 on" About three weeks after
wards, March 81, 1884, Mr.. BLAIR blew out his
own brains with his pistol, at his boarding
house on Capitol Hill.
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
italian OpePa.

Last evening the largest house Of the sea-
son attended the Italian Opera at the Ma
tional Theatre. Fra Diasolo" seems to be
a favorite with our citizens. Miss KELLOGG
received several enthusiastic encores, and
Roncon likewise.
Tonight is the last of the italian Opera
this season, when HERoLp's stirring, exciting
opera Of "zampa" will be produced, with Its
fine musical, dramatic and scenic effects. We
would recommend Tampa" to all who want
stirring mn,
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
Mr.. and MRS. Howard Paul.

The PAUIs had fair attendance at Metz
croft Hall last evening, but every empty
seat in the house is reproach to the taste
and intelligence Of our city. For nothing
more enjoyable in the way ofa light enter
tainment could we'll be imagined. Mrs.
PAUL's song Of The Dream Of the ReEeller"
is not Of the light" order, however. 1t
stirs the soul and brings suffusion to the
eyes which attest the dramatic power Of the
artistic. The Sons Of ofTemperance ought to
induce all their drinking friends to hear it
for II has more force than half dozen tom
perance lectures. This evening and to-mor
row evening Metzerott Hall ought to b,
crow ded to see the fun.
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
The Atlantic Telegraph.

The London Observer has the following
reports OF cable receipts: The receipts from
the working Of the Atlantic telegraph up to
the present time have averaged esl3 a day,
including Sundays and forty days Of the
stoppage of the land lines. Since Novem-
Der /, however, when the price Of the mes
sage was reduced from EGO to Rl0, the aver
age receipts have been fs74, or at the rate
of G2O5, ,l33 per year"
A stockholder writes to the London Times
Both Of the cables are, ! am assured, in ex'
cellent working order, and the present bust
ness does not occupy in transmission more
than four hours per day, and that upon one
cable only."
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
Crying ss6hame."

Some of the radical presses are denouncing
the conduct Of Messrs. STEVENS and SPALD-
mo in their debate last Saturday. The New
York Evening Post cries, shame" and
hopes: .
"That the House will take some measures
for preserving itself and the country from
the degradation Of again. listening to such
language. ~
"A parcel Of sailors in ships forecastle
would have hissed down, with disgust, such
indecency coming from two old men, and
would have demanded that they should be
decent, at least, out Of respect TO their own
gray hairs. But it seems the national House
Of Representatives, less decorOus than fore.
castle full OF sailors, encouraging the RI
baldry Of these two old men with roars OF
laughter, which the Speaker vainly endeav.
ored to repress.'"
The New York Nation, which is very
stately and very radical in its tone, says:
"Mr. Thaddeus Stevens and Mr.. Spaldng
engaged on Saturday in n passage Of arms
which portion Of the House found simply
funny, but which no decent man can read
without shame and confusion. For humor
Of that kind very low pothouse Is the
proper place, and the age Of the leading
actors in the farce rendered He performance
dOubly revolving"
And yet these men are leading members
of House which proposes to impeach THE
President, and one Of them is in Harrissdrg
trying to get into the Senate in ordC- 10 as.
siSt in the trial II the House should impeach
Very well; drive on your team.
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
washington NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The "Oommittee
on Frauds In Internal Revenue" left this city
for Philadelphia this morning; and after .
few days detention there, will proceed 70
New York to pursue their investigation OF
the liquor frauds .l.- 80, '5' p "a :
The Naval Committee Of the House Of
Representatives left for Philadelphia this
morning to investigate matters connected
with the burning Of the United States iron
clad frigate "New Ironsides." ~.
The special committee TO investigate the
charges Of fraud made against the Indian
Bureau have taken large amount Of testi-
mony during the present week. Commis-
sioner Bogy is present at the sessions OF the
committee, and has the privilege Of cross
examining the witnesses, The committee
held protracted session this morning. h,
Tho Committee on Southern Railroads,
Mr.. Maynard, chairman, held their first meet
ing this morning to investigate the charge
against President johnson Of having ille-
gally surrendered 10 rebels railroad property
belonging to the United States. One wit
ness was examined. 80. -.
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
THE PARDON RECOMMENDA-
TIONS.

The list of pardoned rebels sent to Con-
gress by The President, in response to
request, discloses the fact that in nearly all
cases Of pardon granted the recommen-
dations were made by eminent loyal citi-
zens, among whom are, in the list furnished
Congress, Attorney General Sized, General
Grant, the late Lieut. Gen. Scorr, Major
General HARDEE, General MuLToRD, Admi.
raj FARRAGur, Surgeon General BARNES, Ad-
miral PORTER, JouN NJ. Boris, Hon. II. j.
RAYMOND, General MEADE, Governors PER
FONT, HOLDEN, WORTH, PERRY and MARVIN,
Hon. MoSTaoMERY BLAIR, Major General
GILMORE, Hon. L. A. CHANDLER, Rear Ad
miral SnUBRIcK, Hon. JoHS DEFREEs, Major
Gen. o. o. HowARD. etc.
In the case Of CHAs. ]. FAuLKSER, rebel
Minister to France, for which THE President
was most severely censured, we find his par
don was recommended by Gen. MEADE and
Hon. RICHARD PARKKR. The following not'
is Of the record:
Note.-Mr. Lincoln promised Mr. Faulk
ner fall and free pardon II he would com
within the United States lines and take tn
oath. Mr.. Faulkner never received the lei
ter from the President, and consequently
was not pardoned by him. ~
President JOHNSON, then, simply fulflle
the promise made in writing by his pred'
cessor
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
MetzerOtt Hall.

Metzerott Hall has been much improved
the seats on an inclined plane in the
rear portion Of the auditorium. This gives
the audience at the rear as good, If not more
eligible seats than those in front. This will
be needed when the grand reunion Of the
two Peake Families and the renowned Ber-
ger Family takes places-on the l7th inst.
This combination will give us bell music,
band music, harp music and vocal music of
the most pleasing character in series Of en-
tertainments to last two weeks.
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
MaIl,s Opera House.

A full and fashionable audience witnessed
the fine comedy OF Fashion" at Walls
Opera House last evening, and the playing
was excellent. This evening SHERIDAs's
brilliant comedy Of the School for
Scandal" will be played for Mr.. DAvES-
roRr's benefit. This play will bring out in
appropriate parts the full strength Of BERRY
q Walls sterling company. This will at
tract . full house unless everybody in Wash
ington is wrong in some respect
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
TaE French journals report good thing

THE French journals report good thing
attributed to Mrs. BIGELow, wife OF our ex-
Minister at Paris, on the occasion Of her
taking leave Of the Empress EUGENE ex-
pressed great regret at the departure from
Paris Of Mr.. BIoELow, whereupon the latter
quickly replied "oh, your Majesty may be
sure that ! wouldn't have sent in my resig-
nation" This was very delicate way Of
saying that the Empress bad made Mrs.
BraELow's stay in Paris SO agreeable that
she did not like to leave II. .. d ,..
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF AND
Bu,rISor r,ov.iess AiD cIoIaIIs.

#Fs .. ".... HH. .a. NAyY DIPARrMInT. n
au. BvlEAyor PRovIsIoss Asp CLorr1s, 0.
Sealed proposas endorsed "Proposss for Frssh Bssf
and yegstsbiss win be received st this Burean Until
o'eoek p. m, on the aist day Of January hst, for
the supply of 80 900 pounds Of FRESH BRkf and co.
900 pounds ofFkHsH vRoErABLHs, 81 he HoRroLK
NAVY YARD AND STATION as required. 90, ~ "
the b..i he n.rfsl .asrd. ssa s.si sfisi. must .
offered for By the pound The Bssfto tsia equal pro-
portions, fore aad hind qusrtsrs .I-.l.
Bonds, With approved security VII Be rsquirsd !.
twenty per cont In addition win ~ withheld en tie
amount Of each payment 10 BE- made, % collateral "
eurty for The das performance Of the eoptrast which
Will on no seeoantbs paid sntl u Is fuliy complied
. Ey.ry orsr made must be aseonpsnisd by vritis.
guArsnly agnsd By one or more ysponsibls psIseas,
hst As bidder biddsp win, his their bid he
esped eptsr into Obligation within ave days, with
coed and sassat surstiss 70 furnish The sssss pfs-
: No preposal OIL n eoasid.red unlsss accompanies
by sueh guaranty and bp sdtf factory evidences af As
bdder q regular deafer ~ De articss yropossd ysr
and has tAs lfesnss vsqutrsd By act ofconorsis , :
Pesal no, eonsidstsd .dy.utsgeoss to the 6ovsansat
II 10 70 be undsrsood that In case the stipulatsd
qpantity II either articles shall be dsversd lsaving
balance dus On the other article the eonraet nay Be
sSa.issr.s as s'mPl'sd !. fun q Ne SR.ISs n he
- jsii.Iot ,aJsa y'H y j Chief q IsSs.a.
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
From Canada.

MoSTREAI, Jan. l0.-The geological de-
partment have sent "a and board Of agricul-
ture SO packages to the Paris Exposition. A
number Of packages yet remain to be for
warded from Quebec and this city. It Is
stated that the only persons who will go
from Lower Canada who will have an official
connection with the Exposition will be the
Minister Of Agriculture and DIR. Tache.
Official information has been received that
the 7th Fuseilers, the 25th Kings Own Bat
terry, and a rife brigade will leave for Eng
land upon the opening Of navigation.
There is much suffering among the poor
Of Grifintown, In consequence Of the food.
The river has not been so high here for 90
wears,
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
The Old Folks Concert.

Odd Fellows Hall was crowded last even
ing by the admirers Of the quaint and rich
music Of Father KEMP's Old Folks. This
was their last performance, and they leave
behind them many who would profoundly re-
gret their departure were IT not for the hope
that they will return at no distant day, with
costumes complete and voices unimpaired,
The national Republican., 1867-01-11
RECEPTIONS.
The Prcsiaent's Ievess.

line FE6ShoEutb hSvgss
I'VE are authorized to announce that TEE
PRESIDENT will hold his first public levee this
year on Thursday evening, the 1Tth Of jan
uary; the second on Thursday evening, the
eth Of February; and the third on Friday
evening, February 22-to commence each
evening at eight o'clock, and to close at
eleven. ........ an -
pRAwISo-RooN REcEPrIoSs.
We are also authorized TO announce that
TuE PREsrprSr's daughters, Mrs. PArrrnsos
and Mrs. SrovER, will be at home on Monday
afternoons. raI .r. 0 -.' r.
CABINET RECEPTIONS.
The ladies Of Secretary BRowSISo's family
will receive their friends on Wednesday after.
moons. The residence Of the Secretary Of
the Interior Is on the east side Of Montgom-
cry street, Georgetown Heights. -.
The ladies Of Secretary McCrLlocH's lam
ily will receive, as usual, on Wednesday a.
tcrnoons. Residence 3o6 II street, between
Connecticut avenue and Seventeenth street
SPEAKER coLrAx's RECEPTIONS.
Speaker CoLTAx's receptions will begin on
Thursday evening, Jan. 10th, and continue
every Thursday evening during the session,
from 81 to IL o'clock, p. m.
The receptions ofthe Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthew, for ladies,
and gentlemen accompanying them, will be.
GIN on Wednesday, Jan. 18th, and continue
every Wednesday afternoon thereafter, from
! to 4 o'clock, p. m.
GENERAL GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Receptions will be held by Gen. GRANT and
lady on Wednesdays, the 9th and 23d in
slant and 9th proximo, in the evening. AT
home every Saturday from TO 5p. m.