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p o EFT r Y.
HOW STRANGE 1T WILL BE.
nv FLoESScE PERCY


h9s s,Iangs u viii be. ioye--how strange. when
shall D. what all lovers become - 10,
InH iriEsd sud hiihlvss, cold aud untrue
eu tioSxhtlcss OF mc. and careless of Vou--
pat pet namcs FroNn rusty with nothing To do
Love- bright web unrSyellud. snd r-nt aud worn
And ilfc's loom left empty ah ,lium. ftbrourb
An, me-
How .trangc it will BE-!
How strange Il viii b. when the vitehcry gone.
which makes mc seem lovely today:
w h"n your thought of mc os.- ~. cal.ur de ro-e =
hcn c'eTy day serves sotne new iauii disclose
he you Hht I've cold Cyes and an es. ~ av n,,..
And ~ondet loa could for moment suppose
Twas 0at oi the S'mmoaplacc way
How strange Sc vIIlbe,
How strange u will b., love how strange. when
with just chil touch o { the hand i've rn.r,
when Hiy pals". no longer dyliEtsdIy beat
~ ti' hoSght OF your coming, the sound of your
When ! watch not your going. FAR down the ions
when your dear owing voie-, now so thriiiinsl,
Grows harsh In rrproaoh OF command
How strange 1t viii be
How s,ra 20 Il Nill br. when wr S!iinvlg ,,nv
Divided tine weary day through
ot getting rcu,vtely apart wc may
at chiilt aud silrut, with nothing TO say
'r conlly converse on ~. new. o( the dov
IA a NcAfi.ofn oid MARI i-,i folk. sort ola wayt
shrink from the picture dou youf
An, ne
How strange &, ,wl,Ibc
Dear love. " our hearts do grow tattII md oit
As 80 many Others have dou---
" No lsi our love parish with hunger aud cold
" -" din all lfs's diamonds aui tHrnish H. yoli-
" ~ choose to I've ~rvtchri and die uncou .oled
i.hl br IN" strsng"-t oi all ;htnss tia, ever were
N' "'P!'n,hs an''' The 'in told
How 'tranE' II viii be-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-09-25

Thinkers have put their ideas into metal.
and crowded King Brute from the throne
to make room for King Brain. and he will
lessen the hours of labor and increase tho
hours OF leisure. The work of the head
and the work of the hands are raising the
people higher and higher in the scale of CIV
iIization. Our common schools are placing
our people in the from; rank of nations.
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Professional Cards, sc.
DR.. CHAS. r. DAVIS,
s u RG EON ENTIS

WEST SUMNER.
OFFICE ser H. n. CHANDLER'S store.
vhcrc ~ "a rad, TO perform all OPERATION. in
surg'oal sai MorhAniel Dra,,stry.
Teeth s~t in whole ysar,s Ut set. uroa Cold
Silver. or Suirsa,E-d Rnll--r. and = ht - ~srranted
~ chsrg- usadc. fAa ssl CVstntB- slmpk..
Dr.. DAVIS ~Ai siup Al nyIps'- Pund ths 2nJ
Whos week IA rarh month
R,f,rAc.-Dr. W. n. LlFHIz
Examination sHd Cou.alatlon Free 4nI all
char ers r,.isonahhr. In ju2l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

The pIRsT ANNUAL MEETING OF the Union
Land Homestead Association will be held at
Temperance Hall, E street, tomorrow evening
at 1850 o'clock, when officers will be chosen,
and such other business transacted as shall be
necessary to perfect the organization OF the
association.
The WASHINGTON SKATING CLUB will hold
q meeting tomorrow evening at the rooms OF
the Board OF Trade, to make arrangements for
the purchase OF the Park.
Mr.. THEODORE TILTos is announced to lee
ture before the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation on Wednesday evening, when the sub
Iect will be "The Art OF Using the Mind"
Tomorrow EVENING grand concert Will
take place at Odd-Fellows' Hall, Seventh
.,tr.e.'. under the auspices OF the choir OF the
M Tt,est Methodist church, assisted by emf
,nent uus. teal talent from Baltimore. The
proceeds Of the occasion will be applied to the
bepeat of the Sunday evening mission school
attached to the above church, and the concert
..hould attract q full house for the lAudable
L., lANa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

The TEMPERANCE CAUSE.-THE cause OF
temperance is marching steadily on in our
city, and meetings were held in different Sec
lions yesterday and last night, which were
well attended.
The Washington City Temperance Society
had a full meeting last night at Temperance
Hall, street, and was opened BY the ,presi-
dent, Mr.. John s. Hollingshead. Able ad-
dresses were delivered by Messrs. Jno. Goldin,
o. X. Harris, James Thompson, VIM. p. Drew,
Frederick A. Aiken and J. J. Coombs, the lat
ter saying that he heard II said that n certain
man had drank 10000 bottles OF wine In his
life, which, computed at o. per bottle, was
t7o, 900 wasted; and that a person who drank
four drinks Of whisky every day for City years
was tl3, 900 worse of, not computing interest.
The president announced that there would
| be public meeting Of the Washington City
Temperance Society at odd-Fsllows, Hall, on
| Sunday evening next, when q collection would
be taken up In aid Of the assoeiation.
Yesterday afternoon the ST. Aloysius Total
Abstipence Society met at the brick school.
house near st. Aloysius church. The meeting
was well attended, and addresses were made
by W. McPheeterl, esq, and F. A. Aiken, esq:
AT the camp OF the 4ith infantry, In rear Of
the Navy Department, an enthusiastic meet.
Ing was held last night, which wa. addressed
BY Gen. o. o. Howard, w. O.. Benton, W. A.
Finney, and others. The band Of the regiment
| enlivened the occasion by performing several
choice pieces OF music.
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Mational Republican.



THAYER MOVES CIncUs TROUPE make
their advent among US to-day Inc lame OF
TINS company ek'enus over the entire country
ana our ei.ihens sanno' iaii W remember 'he
exceheht ana h''is'io u'Spiay Oh varied per-
formanoe gwen US .ne past autumn oy the
same troupe, anu wnleh was lnnni'eiy Supe'
,,or W ."y"'ns ever Wi,nesseu III ms my
hnayi No,es, IN eou'uu1ioh WIN 'heir
svun pe'.o,"anee, wiz es'eAn ~.
- ~ Va. won ~, INV n,', ,o ~
800 ~ a. a. s,,s y,
49,. sh,.,.,a 80 ....s..,-s,,.a =. az
,o,,, .u,..,,,, 80 n.,.,,.,n,,,, =, ,ho ont,ro
80 " 80 pa"p y, w NJ.
e''sohsnmen' .he COMPANY i,un'ppioa.n ,,.
Anu our .N'1ens s"n io'ni a..
nsnnb he sf""u e"'a''aus ~ Il" pA'" '"'
Guy 'o-a"''
NATIONAL THEATRE'-ro-nisht commences
the second and last week Of Maggie MitehelPs
engagement, when she re-appears as Amrie, In
"Little Barefoot" The theatre-going public,
"Lent" to the contrary, always greets this
fascinating representative with every gener-
Gus approval-the houses always Allied, and
frequently crowded. The "Pearl Of Savoy"
was finely given, at its second representation,
on Saturday night, Her excellent supp ort by
the National company makes the entertain.
ment thorough success. Mr.. Lambs repre-.
,snt.tion Of pierrot 4, A mastery perform ice
IA that linz of character. A little of the
m,oo.,,n,,, ,nmhuo In beraIdinu the reputa.
49, 80, a.. ;, YOU'D m Ave Mr.. Lamb a first.
L.. .,,, .omsa,sn We regretted that Mrs.
$500. -, 49,, .n,o,, On hor roi, Of Cbon.
Da' go Nv. az r'.. w,,,s was nerreet,,
ehon' nv ~ ' "%.,s. 80 o,1s IN her on.
az nome IN .he ena' w., ..., ~ ~ rnr.n,l
eenehee IN her oWn 'ne a, N t.. ~ thc
degree OIL 'ersa'y' ou' ss,s..
most rehnea Oh 'ouo'e"es anu 49, s,..,aIntnn
: as wei as the most spriBh''S ""u '"''''
OF actresses on the stage att, -
CARROLL HALL was very wen nneu gu Vn
Saturday evening" on the occasion OF 'ne VI,
Bull concert Tor me oeheh' ol 'he Nn.oa ~"
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

HOME INDUSTRIAL SoHooL.-The following
is the report OF the Georgetown Auxiliary
Home Industrial School for the week ending
April 3, 1868 charlottesville. Nordlinger,
boxes; Mr.. q. A. Blundon, u; sales from shop,
90 centsj James Wheatley, cedar posts for fur
boxes. The school and shop continue to -four
featured and ready for sale. We intend hsv.
Ing boxes ready, made Of cedar, for the ladies
to use for putting away their furs for the sum.
mef. We have not received anything for the
table this week. Do not entirely forget US.
we are daily giving nearly thirty children q
dinner, and plain and economical as It H.. 1t
costs something. The children are regular IN
school continued through the summer. The
shop 10 open from o'clock In the morning un-
I'll M Ths school opens at 10 and closes at
2. Visitors are gladly received. We are sure
II friends would come and see Us, they could
not fall to give US their support.
The RIVER CHASSEL.-The Courier Of Sat.
urday has the following well.timed remarks
nel "The condition OF the river channel should
be attended to forthwith. For this purpose an
appropriation 10 necessary from the city trea-
sisRer ap board in n Oeeed n a,ns Ills
dispensable duty. Now that the aqueduct has
been reopened to Alexandria, the business in:
terests or Georgetown imperatively demand
uninterrupted Communication with the out
side world; we therefore trust that the public
may hear no more Of vessels grounding or be-
ing unable to reach their destination on &C.
appropriation be at once made, that all imped-
iments to swift and constant intercourse by
this important outlet may be efectually re-
moved BY energetic action, we can hold
our own as against Alexandria or any other
place."
The CASAL.-To.day or tomorrow boats
with coal from Cumberland may be expected
to arrive, as the canal 10 in excellent naviRa-
BILE order, and boats having loaded on Tuesday
and Wednesday last for this destination.
The JoHN GIBsoS.-To-morrow morning
the steamship John Gibson, Capt. Winters,
from New York, is expected to arrive. This
vessel, as usual, has a very full freight OF as
sorted merchandise.
STREET WALKISG.-A colored girl, named
Ann King, aged about Is years, was arrested
by Officer Lamble on the charge OF street.
walking and being a disreputable character.
Justice Buckley sent her to the work.house for
so days.
DRovRR's RRsT-The market at Drovers'
Rest on Friday was quiet. We quote: 10 head
OF cattle at % b0fptl0 per 100 lbs. gross and so
sheep at $3.50 per 100 lbs. gross.
The FISH wHARP.-There are but very few
nsh, as yet, arriving here, but, should the
weather prove favorable for seine-h auling, in
. few days large quantities of shad and herring
may be expected at our wharf
QuIET.-The town was unusually quiet
yesterday, the police having naught else to do
but walk their rounds.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

VISTA delegation of the Order of Red
Men, hsillng from the District of Columbia,
chartered the Thomas Collyer on Thursday
night, and paid = surprise visit to their
brothers OF Osceola Tribe, No. !, Of this city.
They were entertained as well As circum-
stances would allow.
TRouBLEp.-The proposed change In the
perIonnsi of the city officials was the cause OF
considerable comment, speculation, inquiry,
and anxiety on its reception.
ExHIBITIoS.-Tableaux were successfully eI-
hlbited Friday night by the scholars and some
of the friends OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church South at Washington Hall for the
benefit OF the Aid Society.
The FIsu.-For several days past the cold
weather has caused the fish to go into deer
water, and consequently the efforts OF tn,
catehers have not been rewarded with theli
usual catch, and prices have gone up.
THE CAsAL.-The Alexandria canal and
basin have been filled with water, and found
"all sound on the goose" Coal will commence
arriving In few days
MARKET.-The market on Saturday ruled a.
follows: Wheat, red and white, from 20 COG
sass. Corn sl.0s. Oats IS cents. Rye sl.GO.
Eggs 20 cents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

CLOTHING AT REDUCED RATES. A straus.
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Touth
and Eleventh streets, offers his large and well
selected stock u Men AID Boys Clothing aud
GeutleInen's Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty
days. without regard to cost. He also offers
disco int Of ten per cent, all purchases amount
ing to u or more. Now Is the time to mako your
purchases at au immense saving.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

POVERTY Is Dad. but tho worst kind OF poverty
Is poverty Of tho blood; this makes man ''pooI
indeed. " for it takes away his strength, courage
and energy but enrich the blood with Its vital ole
ment. Iron, by taking tho Peruvian Syrup Ia pro
toride OF irou.) and you will feel rich and IA
good As anybody" Try It.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

r.- MI,
drawn valuable Prices from ms Company, and
kindly pei,miitted the use OF thcir hamss;y a, -,
s.. \, wilkins, St elkth ave. y. L., si,Ou
Mrs; b, stuart, ~ NeiI9h rIbace, n Sni Miss
Monrse, ohifano, NJ IiS M xitue ~ sfui
Curtis, New, maven, oOlu atehs ~ Robert
Jackson, puDpqne, seWing Ma9hihe, slu; Philip
mcCaTty. LouhsNn'ck N.Y., Spvi lanes hoIgers
Washington, " Y MUSICAL ,Box, sloOi L. D. War
ren, W tourlesnth ST, ~; Ii, flRno, Fo; ;.
Ferris, New orieahs,. 19ll Wafh, WE W. T
Taller, Atlanta, "a FUi u. A. Patterson, Nash
vile. Tenn, Me,odeon' Sl5Oi K Dayton, Mobile,
Ala Diainond SiusteT hing, tfni s. strong, bnr-
Dihmond fin, taoi MIS-. D. Wniworih', trenton,
a. .tiS ihomas baTFSws, ~ oiay 81 baltimore
sewing Mhsnlhs' 49, o. hlueTMnah, W pam ST. Z.
Buhh,p, STU =. p.TragMm' NeW bNsui3rd, MASS. :
oold Watneh, sloi Piss 81, SeHit, Niu'h ana san
som ST., fhll,hdelphla' 3old Watcs, slSj = T.
zimmerman, hicks y. bro0kiyhi SNui NJ Bow
efs, Detroit, COD Mhtch, 8DOt airs NJ. FULLER,
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for Corset steels. Also. Hoop skirts, Shoulder
Braces and COrscts Of all styles. altered and made
to order. aud 1T warranted, at Charles Baum's.
% Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets
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NOVELTIES in Shirt Fronts for Gentlemen Shirts,
made to order, at Henuins's One Price Clothing
Store, No 81 Seventh street. lntellgencer Build.
and upwards,
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LOCAL ITEM 8,

WITHIN rHE REACH oP ALI. Mons Market
Short PrOck Goats at 80, at A. saks Co. =. 5li
Seventh street, between Louisiana avenue and u
street.
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BASE BALL MATCu-THE SEASON ISAUOu-
RArEp.-On Saturday the Perseverance, Of
this city, and Pocah0ntas, Of Columbia Col.
lcge, played q match game of base ball on the
grounds OF the latter, which resulted, at the
oDl Of the sixth Inning, In victory Tor the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

UoRsE THIEyIN0.-Colonel Henry Naylor,
ofSiiyer Hill, over the Eastern Branch, had
flne mare, valued at from four to ave hundred
dollars.
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Amusements.
IATIoN NAL THEATRE.

Natl THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 9, 1865,
w Last Appearance Of
49,, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
who Will appear this evening in tho charming
character Of
(, =, u
III the Beautiful Play In Five Acts, Translated
from the German expressly for Miss MagVi9
Mitchell, by Augustus WRldmer, en-"
LITTLE'iHieaa iReeEpooT
49,, .huppOrted by
MIR. JAS W. COLLIER,
TUESDAY, after full preparation, tho
NEW Prize DIR ANA
Performed by Miss Mitchell on this occasion for the
FIRST TIME ON ANY STAGE
CONG ERT
- rrHE
CHOIR OF THE N STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.
Assisted BY hr,t-elass talent from Baltimore. for
the benefit OF the
STREET METHODIST SUNDAY EVENING
MISSION SCHOOL,
1T D D FBL VS. HALL
seventh street, between D andE,
On TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL
hdmlsson 20 cents children half price
PPo2Its open At ]; Concert to begin at 8.
uuvkcs iOr sale and prOgrammes to be had at the
Mue store o. Johnf Ellis, No. 906 PennsylvanIa
The Chiekerlng Grand Plano used on this ocea.
sion ons y very kindly furnished by Mr.. Ellis.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

RECEIVED THEIR PAY.-The Metropolitan
police force were paid their Government and
corporation salary on Saturday last.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
TREAT DISTRIBUTION
By rHE
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

A CHANCE TO DRAW AMY OF rHI ABOVE PRIEgi
ny PuRcHAsIs0 A SEALED TICKET FOR % CENTS =
Tickets describing each Prize are sealed In In.
yelopos and thoroughly mixed. On receipt Of .
oeuts a Sealed Ticket will DO drawn, without
choice, and delivered at our Office, or sent by mai
to any address The prize named upon II will b.
delivered to the tick ethOlder on payment OF ono
Dollar. Prizes will be Immediately sent to any ad
dress, As requested, by express or return mail.
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OFgSIyo or BiDs.-On Saturday, at noon,
proposals were opcIGJ at the Mayors o tiice,
street, from New Jersey avenue to Fourth
street; l street, from Fifth to SIXTH ard ID
street, from Second to Third. The bidders were
Tenley X Eslln, II. Smith, Hussey lIulehey,
Cuiiinanc Lynch, q, W. Kidwell, T. Walsh
& Co, James Dillon, T.; Crowley & Co, I.
Brion 4 Co., q. W. q. Eslin, J. J. Crowley,
and the bids ranged for grading from 10 to IS
cents per cubic yard, and for paving with blue
rock from $40 to Sl SIS per square yard. At
tho same time bids were opened for furnishing
street, between Fifth and sixth streets. There
were but two bids In for this work by II. q.
Thorn h Co, gas pipe % cents per foot, lead
iron box for water $3.50, do. for gas $40; ID.
Hannah, gas pipe 80, lead pipe Is, stop cock and
boxes (gas and water) " each.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

ILLNESS on A MINIsTER.-Rev. DR.. NJ. l..
Odds, rector OF Christ church, EAST Washing
pOsed, having a cancer In his cyej and DR..
Smith, OF baltimore, having pronounced 1t in
durable and recommended the use of the waters
OF st. Adams, Vermont, he 10 about going there
for treatment
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06

Sons or JoSADAB-IssTALLATio a
regular meeting OF Council No. l, Sons OF Jo-
nsdab, last Saturday evening, the officers
elected at q previous meeting, to serve for the
ensuing six months, were duly Installed into
their positions by Asbury Lloyd, ESQ.,, patri-
Past Chief, Samuel q. Mills; Chief, James
Croggon; Deputy Chief, Joseph l.. Harris;
Guide,,D. ), johnson; In. Sen, J. II. Dubant;
o. Sen, +. Dennis; Recording Sec. Julius
Dessulcs; Financial Sec, VIM. 5. Mexican;
Treasurer, Joseph +. Hodgson. It is a credit
to the Jonadsbs, as well as n qualification to
them, to note that In the six short months Of
order, through their beautiful, instructive,
and entertaining work, nearly one hundred
| persons, including some OF the best talent and
warmest hearts known to exist among the
citizens OF Washington.
| This temperance order, AS relates to dignity,
pleasantness, and true and lasting benefits, Is
| not surpassed by any other temperance order
in existence; and we can but predict-basing
our judgment on the past developments-that
II will, In n very short season, spread and null
| tiply until Its benefits shall be felt with a
sense of profound gratitude throughout the
United States. Having the pleasure of per-
sonal knowledge OF the workings and benefits
but say unite yourselves with II, that your In
nuenGe may be felt. Let the inebriate attach
himself to'it that he may be saved from a
drunkard's grave, and the total abstinence
man that he may be useful In assisting the al
ready strong arm Of the order in protecting
the weak from concentrating their own de-
struction and that Of others. The members
solve to abstain iron, the use Of ardent spirits
| These reminders are numerous, and can DO OBJ
served both on the street aud In tho house
Try the Jonadabs.
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SARAA 4 KURrz.
mark.

Subscribed anu sworn 10 before me
Il, X. MoRsELL JP.
Miss Kurtz who 10 about thirty years Of age,
and who has always borne a fair reputation,
wrote to several Of her friends setting forth
the facts In the case. Another letter was found
under the pillow OF her bed on Saturday morn.
ing, of which the following Is q copy, and indi-
Gates that he who deceived her should be pun
ishcd severely:
70 Mrs. GLASGOW; Injured Motherj Oh
forgive the deed have done. surely could
not be blamed for 1t II the world knew all.
Your son has proved my ruin, some four months
ago, and did 1t under the most deceiyins terms.
lie made me believe, by swearing the most
solemn oaths, that he was divorced. He said
that the papers were at your house, and that
he would bring them to me rs soon rs he got
the child, lie got me- two or three times, to sell
apart fmy things promising TO take me away
He has sworn on his Blended knee, with his
hand uplifted, that he would marry me, and has
continued to do so until this morning, when he
told me that he never would marry me- !
asked him what was to do Win myseli and
could. He did not care what became OF me.
Oh dear mother, did not do 1t for hatred,
but for pure, devoted love, for ! certainly wor-
and leaving him behind. Poor, lost Sarah l
was as innocent as babe, until saw him.
CoyLE 4 Towers, Booksellers, Stationers
Engraycrs, &c, No. 5ll Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, are dis
playing an enterprise In their business aston
ishing to our citizens, but Whlcn IL DelnB prop
erly appreciated by them. 1t would be super
nuous to speak of the facilities OF this firm In
having on hand all the latest publications,
works of standard authors, &c; and In the
matter OF stationery they have variety,
riyaling many of the wholesale houses of
Northern cities. Their showcases give evil
denoe of no lack OF fancy goods but, on the
contrary, present most elegant and attractive
display. The beautifully engraved cards
which they manufacture for wedding souye'
Mrs, balls, receptions, SC, have been inyAria-
bly, admired, and In this speciality the hrm
challenges competition. A large number oil
beautiful paintings, chromos, Autographs, &c,
| which have been exhibited In the show-win'
dow of the establishment, the past few days
| have attracted much attention from the
passers.by, all prov ing conclusiyely that the
Arm isa" one"
BASE BALL MEETISG.-At meeting of the
Union club, held on Friday evening, there
were read Communication from the unior
Club OF Lansingburg, New York, and Harry
| CLAY Club, of Philadelphia, proposing a seriei
| Of games with the Union boys, The board o.
directors will consider the propositions. Thu
Union Club will be In the field early this sea
| son.
| A DIRTY DUoKING.-Last Saturday, Abou
noon, q colored man named James CLARK wa
| passing along on the bank OF the canal, nea
| Twelfth street, when he lost his footing, an
soon found himself foundering In the mos
disagreeable mass of filth that has ever bee
permitted to exist In the light OF day. He los
no time In recovering the shore.
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runs EACH iSNINu.
2 o
Perseverancc..........l IL 60
Pocahontns .........4 Ill
Time OF game-2 hours and 81 minutes.
Umplre-Mr. Dennison.
Scorers-IIarris and Falkconcr.
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KLAS,-We learn that an organi.
Kc.SLS1t hs mysterious Ku.Klux Khan has
nation o. in this city, and will hold their first
Meeting hs f FL ss oSsst. ; ~ ths
between / and x b.: '.anspired.
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Cosegar THIS EvEsNa.-This evening he
,.od vneai aud instrumental concert by Me.
grno,itsn DIyision will take place at Odd
t EslPIows Hall. We Tecur to this concert with
especial pleasure better CONVINCED tHsa YsIIss
that on treat, not frequently offered. We
s.Hsno doubt the Hall WIN BIO crowded.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-06
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opposite odd. Follow Halt separate seIp,tf
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