The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03


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Georgetown may Be left At the BOOKSTORES Of
Msssrs. 7. N. X. Mills Co., (sts Crsndclis) lss
100 Bridge street, wssss eopgls 81 me RKrusti.
oAs rsy be obtained dsily.T,
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81 pubiie fridsy" Tho usual exercise. were varied
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forty pupil, present. and one LADY remarked. they
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eiCihe. wsre api.e S..pcstabs though The boy. are
ssS sSsi.'s much Needed aid viii 60 very sss.S'
quite number Of persons skating on tie Potomac
In front Of Georgetown. This We consider rather
up. BY the travel OF tus-boats recently, and @
6fs e here were reg several hundred persons, In
s %Ss. & s Ss hGS" s hs ss u
q prominent German citizen came very near
Of the stability OF the Ice on the creek or river,
ser wSe the river hs. 's' depth II a. cas
twenty feet.
DuNBARros STREET IN. E.) CnuncH.-Yester-
day morning this beautiful cdincc, dedicated to
oSd after pndergoins Ieps,nrs for some three
which occasion the Rev. Henry Sllcer, OF the
Baltimore conference, delivered an eloquent ser
10 Of Paui's hrst letter TO Timothy In the after
noon, at O'Clock, the sacrament Of the Lords
supper was administered to the congregation by
both t oess.ioss was crowded, and IN he morning
the audience appeared much gratined at the
Of the church.
steamers find It impossible to break through the
ice blockade, the Potomac being solidly covered
for some e., miles Y below Alexandra The T. g.
to have arrived At New YORK on satard"y, The
New YORK on ThSr.day but has not p yet spriSea
nor is u probable that she will do so before a
thaw sets In.
CHARITABLE EsTKRPRIsEs.-A fair, In aid Of
Forrest Hail on Monday evening" FeSr%sry io
| to last about two weeks. We would urgently
recommend the ladies to save their pin.moncy
their purchases here, they will have a very ine
variety to select from and leave whatever there
may be OF profit In the right place.
TRINITY Extraordinarily being Candlcmas
Day, the Trinity tCatholie) church was crowded
| to excess To witness the interesting ceremonies
Of blessing the candles, and listening TO the clo-
quent and disting uished president Of Georgetown
College, Rev. b. A. Mcguire. Tho Rev. Mr..
Ciampi, previous to masp, blessed the candles
| after which mass was said, at the conclusion oil
which Father Mcguire delivered one Of his usual
powerful and convincing sermons to his congrc'
CATION.
| German Turnverein Association will give their
| seventh grand masquerade ball at Forrest Hall
| this evening. Tho Turner Association comprises
in Its membership our best German cit zens, add
| they have left nothing lacking calculated to
render the affair this evening equal. II not supe.
| rior, to their former efforts.
| CATTLE MARKET.-The offerings Of live cattle
| at Drovcrs' Rest on Friday were about equal to
| the demand, and prices were not firm, sales OF
$50 head OF beef cattle being made at from % to
- per 100 pounds, according to quality, and 800
| calves brought from 80 TO ESQ each.
The Young Catholics, Friend Society contem.
| plate giving = ball at Forrest Hall, on Monday
evening, February cath, In aid Of Trinity school
| an Institution which is supported almost wholly
| BY this society.
ARREsrs.-The police, yesterday and last
| night, effected some half dozen arrests, princi
| pRlly disorderly characters. There were sis
dodgers on Saturday night
| ADJousKp MKgrISo.-The citizens OF George.
| town will hold an adjourned meeting tonight al
| New Market Hall to further discuss the pro
| posed changes Of the charter OF the town.
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