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~ a ~ !.
. number Of our inauentisI isfseiite Citizens,
And snGwn ROtDnsI IL; No p
elected ofhcers were Installed on sunday after
noon At odd Fellows, Hal, Congress street; The
Of the District Of Columbia, No; ., consisting Of
simpson, q. n. Al y; IL Bi9ut,H. Al . I' ~
". > 3. Binswangeg .s.i D. Rose W. D. nj
ana . aertzoefg,S; ShomeI. .,,., ,ro,o
D. Barwald, presidents y. freindlich, vice presi-
denti ~ Peyser, montort n. OettinBef, secIe-
mar, treasurer j.. M; Young nssistant monit9ri
The oficers, ex-presidonts, and members OF Eli
jah Lodge, No so, were present, and assisted In
the Installation, ~ -
served TO those prese nj. which was gotten up in
fine style by the celebrated caterer, Mr.. Frsund,
i,l Bridge street. --.--. .-,-.-'
Potomac Lodge tender their thanks to the Dis
trict Grand Lodge No. 8, and also to the oficers,
ex-prcsidcnts and members Of Elijah Lodge for
their presence and assistance in the installation
The new Lodge bids fair to be very useful, and
the membership already number the leading
Israclite citizens Of the District OF Columbia.
Govt. An,,r,ox no axo,axrowr IA w,I, ho
remembered that proposition was introduced
In the Councils a short time ago in relation to
extending the northwestern limits Of the town
On Saturday last committee Of merchants rom
q. Parker, James L. Barbour, VIM. W, Gait H.
Semken, besides a number OF Georgetown merc
ensn,s, vtnea tne esss ~. Oh MI. hohara :. yox,
shn. nes nhspev.ns ~. ne proPeIy anu ,ocsn,y
IN sNPse'ua.s ne opimon wv. ~ wouu
t Fs .,,o,, aoquisMion " .ne nmits OF the
aes,r,h,n 9nr erss.s.. ,e III e sh'' now 30
oeSiraoic ior hrs'-ciass residenees' .....
fALsk ShARghU.,Mr' .. 1oidsine was Ar
lhg on ,ne eompialnt OF Johh a. hvers, VINO
rnS x MN WIN a., nasng nav h aha ares, In
pawn, nnowng tne SANG me-, 70 hWe oeen stoi .
articles to a woman named Nolan, to pawn,
whereupon Mr.. Goldstine was honorably dis
charged.
AR.npcu.xo,- au,.,, IA. .,.. a.
.aa,ha ~. OhAscs'IAs MUSIC has oharms 70
opportunity 10 afforded TO possess fine musical
Instrument but lovers OF sweet music are now
apprised that one Of the best musical boxes In
boot .tore an R,iswe st,eet a. soon s,mn,y.s
number of cbances arc tsrsn which az. no,
nasai,, 80 ~. riataS G.n ass,h' WHEN "re no"
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Mr.. JAMES ADAMS, president Of the Fircman's
Insurance Company, Of Washington and George
town, furnishes our readers with q healthful
statement OF that institution for the past six
months, ending December 81, 1867. It is we'll
worth the attention Of capitalists. ...
MEssRs. SLowES 4 HARDING have dissolved
partnership, and the drug business Of the late
firm will be carried on hereafter by Mr.. william
NJ. Slowen, who is authorized to settle all the
affairs Of the late arm.
JOHN b. BLAKE, esq, president Of the National
Metropolitan Bank, announces In his quarterly
report the condition Of tho Affairs OF that inst-
tuition up to the morning Of the first Monday In
January, 1903. 1t shows surplus fund OF 81, ooo
MR. d. II. SrrsENErz, secretary OF the Provi.
dent Aid Society, Of this city, announces that a
meeting will be held this afternoon at the City
Hall, at5pm.
MEssRs. q. I. GETTY l. Co. will rattle at their
store, No. 100 Bridge street, Georgetown, SPLEEN
did musical box as soon as the chances arc all
taken. The musical box ia well worth an inspcc.
1loa.
Mr.. WIN. J. Borp gives notice to the Recha-
bites OF the Phoenix Tent, No. 70, to meet at
their hall this evening at 7 O'Clock, as business
of Importance will be brought to their attention
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AMUsEMnNTs.

MusrcAL.-we have already alluded in the
most favorable terms TO the concert. of Mis,
Jenny BuSk, announced 10 take place Al Met
zerott Nall on this and Thursday evenings nett
The comments OF the baltimore and Nav Yori
press, where she has appeared 10 crowded audi.
enees and achieved the most brilliant sueocss.
justify US IN predicting an enthusiastio reception
here. TO other attractions she Adds A bandupmo
person, self.composed and lady,like manners, and
a most agreeable and perfect delivery. Educated
by the best Of European instructors and stamped
by the approving words Of such men as Gounod
and Rossini, whose regulations have passed the
point Of discussion, . penetrating force develops
itself in her execution which Affects the emo-
lions, and a power Of execution IA combined
which alike astonishes and delights. She can
execute pssssess only written for the violin
and which few Of the most noted vocalists hnvo
ever attempted. She will be assisted BY Her
MAINS, who Ia well known a. the beat interpreter
Of Mephistopheics, In "Faust,, ever witnessed,
and by PoznAski, Polish violinist Of high repu.
tation.1 We bespeak for Miss Busk and her
aiders the kindest Of receptions.
wALL,s OpKRA Houar.-lrbe wsI,.ek and
Davenport CombIustion opened last n,gbt with
that ana cowedv ~ Tor, TsvIor,. astiIi ws,s,.
Run pccpD Tho audience ras not 40 large AZ n
ought to have been. hut n was fair when N A.
stated that All the nrinoipai charaoters ware
personated =. follov.. our ,e.ae,. r,lI und.,-
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Paints and Oils.


REV ov Ed E'
Having purchased the stock and fixtures In tho
store Of @, 8. wHITTLEskY, ols Seventh street, l
tax pleasure IN annopneing To my friends and the
public generally that have removed my stock OF
PAINTS, OILS, LAMPS. GLASS, ETC.,
nom No Ss strcet, between Sixth aud seycnth.ito
6ss SEVENTH STREET.
BotwoOn Louisiana avenue and street
Where shall keep constantly on hand full 1''0F''
PAINTS, OILS. LEADS, CoLoRS, yARNlsHks,
BRUSHES, GLASS. LAMPS, ETC.
ALSO, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EVERY DE-
sCRIPTIoNl
. And every thing pertaining to the business.
thank 10 frends and the public for their very liberal
patronage in tho past. and earnestly solicit eon''n
ulnce OF the same. .
iVnA'" ''a' N'S GE0. RYNEAL, JR.,
wAsuIsoroS, D. c., December q, 1867 ISs't
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ID o I 0 s s..
Sealed Proposals will be reeoysd AZ tho oiee Of the
souri,, St Louis, Mo, until II m, on The 10Th day Of
Troops and Supplies from The. following points to
posts on tho Missouri river, IS Indicated during the
Vine VIM from March !" 1885, to October A. 1865 inclusive
From St. Louis to Fort BuiOrd, Camp Cooke and For,
Benton.
ro atP SsnCu to Fort Ba0rd Camp Cooke and
From FSrt LeavenwOrth to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke
From Omaha to Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and Fort
Benton.
From Fort Randall to Fort Buford Camp Cooke and
FqEt BePtSa. s', =. w.. ~ n,, ' 0A~' o''A' nm.
From Fort Rice to Fort Buford Camp Cooke and Fort
From Fort Stevenson to Fort BuforJ imp Cooke and
Fort Benton;
Benton. '''' anu '0''
From Camp Cooke to Fort Benton.
be she q aS
viii state, however, tho rate, tsepaTateiy for each
month from March ~ 70 October D. Inclusive. the date
they viii perform the service from each Of he starting
named, as follows: '''
LIST The rate at which they will TRANSPORT each on
Ger and soldier, sabin passage 10 BE- provided for
Ing their rsOns. which viii be supplied By liz Gox
ernment1 ,oo
transport supplies, ' WA
Sd. The rate each at which they will transport
tToushs for ieedins samais 10 DO sappiisd !; Is:
steamboat,
and control boats. Boats will be expected to always
give the Government freight the preference and In no
case will be allowed to carry private 10 ths
fss b. required
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FLOUR AND BACON.
OFFICE cuIEr CosnIssARr or sgPsIsrExoR,)

OFFICE CuiRT CoAAIssARr OF SUBSISTENCE,
DEPARTMENT OF rHE MIssOuRI,
FoRr LRAyREwoRrH, KANSAS, Jan, q, 1865,
Sealed Proposals., In duplicate, subject 10 the usual
o,e9sk, p NJ "WEDNESDAY January IS. Iss. for fur.
10000 pounds Of Double Extra FLOUR usll whOaD
100 pounds Of BACON, clear sides,
The Flour 10 be equal to sample in this INCA, Of
.Ams quality Of Flour which has passed St Louis in
will be furnished In single and In double sacks
The Bacon to be thoroughly smoked. city trimmed,
about one hundred pounds each,
Proposals should state tho prices at which the stores
Will be delivered at this place aud at the Railroad
BeRot 10 Lesysnworth City or at any point on the o.
Inspection In all cases will 10 al the exponsa of A..
contractor. NJ r. M0R0lN s
Breyet Brig, Gen, Chief c. g.. Dept, Missouri,
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How TO HAsrRN TaE PArHsrT OF WIDOW
AND OTHER WORTHY CLAnns.-Edffors Republic
sdn. In these days Of -.retrenchment," when
Congress, 10 fespoass TO the universal demands
81 The snS e sS aHwr aS
Ing t0adopt measures 70 hacurs the early adjust
mcnt and flq uidstion o. pressing and worthy
claims Against tho Government, many parties In
Congsess and out OF Congress, and In the papers
and cut q the papers, prcmulsste their own
would Ike to have my say on one particular point
In order to hasten the payment OF claims for
soldiers bounties, &c., / see by Congressional
proceedings that an extra fofoe Of clerks ID
about to DO appointed In certain diviaions Of
certain bureaus, Does economy dictate this
eating nfty new clerks 70 this work, and pcrhsps
renting an additional building to provide desk
room for themt Why not, As measure OF
economy, Justice, and necessity, increase the
compensation Of the clerical force already fully
soIyeI,snt With the work e lying asaIs ss
give their whole minds to the work. instead Of
tSo nscsss.fe. Of ife for sSsir wives and tts
ones from the beggsrly pittsnces receiyedi and
where necessary give an opportunityto clerks to
Of the opinion that this course would prove sat
isfactory. both to the Government and Its en-
ployees, for know thore are hundreds Of clerks
who, for the sake Of their necesaitous "deAr ones
at home, would gladly avail themselves Of an
stime, not only q the. .aoriace Of personal com
fort, but at the risk Of health. Then, str, say l.
give them chance, 20 lawmakers, and for the
sake OF humanity do not induce others to come
TO Washington and subject themselves to the
pinshins economy and eelittling influences
JANUARY 10, 1858. ~ o.. ..T.. ...
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Watches and Jewelry.
Hardware.
Hair-Dressing.
EQUAL TO NY UsBAN

EauAL TO MY HUSBAND
"well. George. IwAnt to get my hair dressed I"
..h Hun Fanny, that hat costs a, 50 much +, -,
In a barber shop See Madame Demon geot 5 prices.
HAIR DRESSED,
short hair eos shampoonlng short
Outside the door LIS shampoOning long
Cut for ladies or gem
On On hand. a large ss,ortmsnt q PsrtgmOTy. LS1s
Mlys on hand or made TO order, At DEMONdE0TS
HUMAN HAIR STORE, 27s' fonnsy iyania avenue,
oelo-u
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LOCAL ITEM 8,

Ten CENT. of on all grades OF white shirts our
", 80 shirts at sa.3, A. saks Co.. ST. Seventh
street. between Pennsylvania avenue and d street.
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Equity CoURT-Judge Wylis.-The following
business was transacted In this court yesterday;
ll62. z. II. Borland vs. William II. Halidge.
Order naming Isaac Talks, guardian dd Item.
1885, Charles w, Jones vs.. Samuel English.
Order appointing Q. Ingle special auditor to cx-
amino and report on the propriety Of the sale OF
infants interest.
1883 WIN. Nj. Gait vs.. Jas. u. Stewart. Order
substituting W. Y. Fendall for W, T. Stewart as
trustee.
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THE oBIUISAL FaASc, the Cheapest Man In this
city. Good Merno Uudershirts and Drawers, Is cents
80 cents. ~ cents, 70 cents, % cents, and 81 Good
White Shirts from 90 cents up. Good Paper Collars
l0ceuts box three boxes for d cents Imitation
Linen Collars, two boxes for Is cents Best shaks-
peare Collars, Is cents a box Best Gray's Collars,
IS cents box, tnote, De Gray's.) Good Cotton
Socks, cents pair. at Francs Popular Cents Fur
nishing Store, +9i Seventh street, between aud +,
four doors above Odd Follows Hall. as
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The OooPERArIvE MEETING proceedings will
appear In to-morrows issue, as also will the pro-
ceedings of the Anti Radical Club, both OF which
were crowded out last night.
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DANoRRoUsLY ILL.-At 70 o'clock last night
Detective Kelly was lying SO III that his death
was momentarily expected. His family and
friends are plunged In deep grief
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aEoucETOwu NArTrRs

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs. T. NJ. X. Mills 4 o., Gate Crsndells) l2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. T. Getty 4 Co.'S,
loe Bridge street, where copies Of the. RxrunLt.
CAN may be obtained daily. " Nv
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Pianos and Music.

DlANo vERs.
A large assortment, selected by us in Manchester
have Just been received. and we offer -G9Irx.-
them for sale at lowest importers
W. O. METzERoTT l. 90, uH u
do s.f Sole Agents Of steinway's Pianos
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(NoURvoIsIER's KID GLOVES.
Gentlemen will find full assortment of
CoURyoISIER's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES,
Of all Shakespeare oolored white, medium and dark
5, W. OWEN,
Military and Naval Merchant Tailor,
jA6.2w Adjoining willard's, Pennsylyanis sv
CEILING OFF AT COST
The following will DO SOLD AT COST for THIRTY
DAYS;
A large. and beautiful stock Of CARPRTINGs, CON
Stating % Ingrans, Three Phys, Brussels, &c. very
best makes, - ' 800
A hne and elegant assor tment OF all kinds Of
DRESS GOODS.
100 pairs Bed Blankets.
Together with large, complete and oomprehen-
siye stock o. Dry Goods generally, such as Linens,
lotions, rTlnts, Table Danask, fiannes, Cassimsres
GREAT BARGAINS MAY BE HAD.
Terms CAsh-One Price ...
All goods warranted as represented by the sslCs-
men. W. W, BURDETTE,
No. Sl Seventh street,
jSl-N Betwecn and stresk,
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PHRESoLoGIsrs aver that some are doaelent In the
faculty Of remembering numbers, but where interest
prompts natural defects may be overcome, aud we
think II to the interest OF all to remember that at SIS
Seventh street. gentleman get fashionable Hat
or good pair Of Boots very reasonable terms Our
stock Of Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes is varied and
complete. Come and Us, and don tforget the nun
Der, 6ls Seventh street. opposite goncor build
Ing. J. T. PETTY 4 co. SO
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.QuITE ILL-Rev. ID. +. b. Leech, Of the Elk
ridge Landing circuit, we regret to announce, 10
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CITY AcAD DENY.
81 street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Tho duties Of this Institution will DO resumed on
NE m hr.t hohDAY IN January, 1863, for limited
Arpy and Navy oGcers, Engineers, and Cadets pre-.
PROF JOHN FILL,
|As-H Principal.
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Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS.

E. O, KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON,
Will run regularly during the winter months between
New York, Alexandria, Washing ton, and Georre-
town., as follows: Leave New York, from Pier %,
East River, at tho foot Of Roosevelt street, every Sat-
High street. every Thursday, and Alexandria every
ofdes ~ H. enmnsoy arn or apply At The
and Seventeenth street eelSg NsSy Department
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Ok CENTS. Is cENTsil
WHAT CAN BE HAD FOR % CEyTs'
VISIT
STOKES NOVELTY,
4sOh PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD
AND FoUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS.
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN
COME AND SEE IN WHAT THE
NOVELTY CONSISTS.
ARTICLES OF EVERY DAY HOUSEHOLD USE
AT HALF THE USUAL RJrAIL PRICES,
AND A CHANCE TO Get ARTICLES
VALUED AT FROM d TO 600
des-M FOR ONE DOLLAR.
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WASTING POTOMAC WATER. - Morgan Nc
nancy and Hugh Tumbleton were before Justice
Morsell on Sunday. They wero hned 10 each for
the above offence.
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u osEPH L. PEA RsoN,
BOOK AND job PRINTER.
CORNER OF NINTH AND STREETS,
Second Story Masonic HALL
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We would call the attention OF our readers to
the fine assortment OF gentlemen's dress shirts,
silk and merino undergarments, white and col.
ored Kid and other gloves to be had Of Messrs.
stephens 90, No. alo Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. H.
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In CHAMBERs-Judge Oiin.-Writ OF habeas cor
OF George +. Sherwood, confined by order Of Jus
tice Buckley. OF Georgetown, for non-payment OF
corporation ane, returnable this morning. J. b.
Adams---Jas. e, Williams.
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Georgetown Advertisements

FURNISHED room IN GE0RGETowN-wILL
be given rent free for the OF ESQ for sx months,
and tho principal returned In monthly payments or
~ Il taken By two gentlemen they can have eI'
dress "georgctown House. !" once Of this paper
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British Art, a. hne steel engrayings, t75 Seventy
bon,s Birds, o. 80 each. Cromo Lthographs-Baitlss
English Dictionary. Turkey morocco. English Poets,
Psans f BY SsoTss IsrSapi si p!ito, 0t cana.
signed BY Lincoln, 800 Officers Of the House, sena.
tors and Members Albums cheap Railroad Re-
ports Japan and Mexican boundary, Hogarths
Ne, s2I Six vols. Appleton, Eneyolopsdis, half
Russia gilt, $40, Bankers Safe. cost u, 40, for
lean State Papers, American Archives, . vols. go
GIeonweh Astroh9meal obss,Tyations. vols, price
so Adams works, sO Wilkes 6rpediiioh, Us.
s sSsa sioTy asRsS spanish oie, many
serted plates, some finely colored as Plat Book OF
Washington city, Rare edition OF br syntax, illus.
as.Sar van and 6aa rsISw large snd y "a
TandeVHlSs iIsory The Bees GontsderatS poSa
ments-RsP9rts Of dihersn, Battles; Lees Report;
an Investigation Of the Navy Department; OF the
Military Disasters at Forts Henry and Doneson, aud
thoRysepAton OF Nashville, Hon. II 5. Foote, chair.
Impossible to get nearly complete Library Of Gov
Does from the foundation Of the Government twelve
hundred yols.. ~, sS1yeIy unique set Of Min
Many rare Coins, Japan Gold Dollars, Half Span.
ish Doubloon, Msson's Coin Catalogue, Monthly.
Large collection Of AutogTaphsi Law Books; How
ard Reports, slGp; SST York s Court OF Appsalr 20
ysiopes, 10 cents Note Paper, 10 cents
Idally receive Catalogues from New York, Boston,
Philadelphia. Baltimore and RifbneRd, on which
mission. have 90 90 Books ON sale In my two
large lots d BSSts 6oasEt Al best priess iss.tf
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hAsuyAcrtSHRhREE z M tP pRShEh IN CIGARS,
1 TOBACCO. csNgyR, PIPEs, 1e. No. BIldss
% call the attention Of the public 70 his hne election q
the above articles and particularly to his clear HA
cents. noIllm
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MISS JENNY DUSK,
THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PRfMA DONNAi
Pronounced By the New York journals as the
. GREATEST Artistic
that has been in this country for many years.
WILL APPEAR IN
TWO GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
10 CONCERTS,
AT MBTZERoTT HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY II,
THURSDAY ENENING. JANUARY 10.
u.H Assisted By
/ HERR JOSEPH HRRMANNs,
rl Tho great Basso,
tLats Of the Grand German Opera,J
Mr.. ). D. PoZNANsKI,
Tho Eminent Polish violinist.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
seeurea %
The Diagram will be opened to the public on Mon.
Music Store. =
Tho Grand Piano 70 be used on tho occasion 10 from
tho celebrated factory Of steinway Sons. jal0-H
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THEATRE.
To-NIdHT,. AND EVERY EVENING,
Mr. JOHN Il RIO n d AN

y" Nh. JOHN BROU0HAM
In his new Local and Spectacular Play in ave acts,
produced after months Of preparation. forming per-
feet Panorama Of Mon and Manners Of Present bay
and his greatest Dramatic Satire, entitled the
LOTTERY OF LIFE,
Now presented to the public Of Washington In style
81 truthful reality unsurpassed New and Beautiful
Scenery, by Mr. James Lamb Intricate Mechanical
Effects, by Msssrs. Kelly and Grossi New Properties
ants Calcium Lights and Gas Fixtures. by Mr. Lock
bead CO; The Music under the Baton o. Prof Rosen
ate direction q the Author, John Brougham, ESQ.
In order TO give ecidt 10 the Concert Saloon Scene
engagement has been effected with the world-wid
Celebrity, Mr.. EPH HORN. the Acknowledged Head
Of tho Minstrel Profession; also, with Mr.. James
Boyle. .Cloggist; Miss Annie St. Clair. Dansuesei
Master Martin the Jig Prodigy. jal9-u
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CRAM BALL
" ToR THE BENRPIr OF TIE
POOR OF THE FIRST WARD,
Aid society, "
sEaBL9 Rooms, on Penn penn Avenue. sboso
Seventeenth street, January II, 1853
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Hon. r. wallach, John Chapman,
DR., W. b. MAgrudeT, Charles Stewart,
Aid J. b. TuTton, - Smith,
Council WIN. Slower, Henry Birch.
o. 8. Baker, Geo. H. Smart,
J. L. Pau, Geo. u, Hamlin,
City Surv. VIM. Forsyth, Chas. KlotI,
Capt, Jas. Kelly, Louis DctE,
Sup Pub. Buildings,J W. Col. J. M. Mason.
Angus, 8. 8, Parker,
Geo. b. Fillebrown, Joseph Redress. jAn1-H
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treasurer Of Provident Aid Society, Acknow,
lodges the receipt Of the following: Peter M.
Pearson, 80; J. l.. II. Winfield, for Howard d.
Russell q Co, go; James Hedrick, hour inspec.
tor, As,
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The large stock Of men and boys ready-ma de
clothing for winter wear now offered At New
York wholesale prices by Messrs Stephens L
Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, should attract the Attention
Of purchasers generally, as they offer every va
riety OF fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men and boys In every station in life. Give
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TRIBUTE or RgsPEoT.-At the Z street Sab
bath school on Sunday Mr.. ]. M. Hudnut, the
gentlemanly superintendent, was presented with
a beautiful and convenient writing desk by a
number OF his Sunday school scholars, as a part
ing tribute Of their esteem and kind regards for
him as their pioneer In the good cause. Mr..
Hudnut 10 to leave this city during the week for
Rochester, N. Y, and the donors In the selection
Of gift probably intended to hint at the pleasure
It would give them to hear from their young SUI
perintendent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-14

PoroMAq CEMEsr CoNPANY.-A full meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Potomac Cement Com
pany was held at the Board Of Trade rooms last
night, but the business transacted was purely OF
u routine and private character. The company
10 In very prosperous condition, and will soon
be In active operation. b.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-14

4 MAD Doa.-Yesterday morning q oolored man
reported at police headquarters, that there was
Lieutenant Eekloff sent an officer Of the Seventh
precinct to KILT.