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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
Grand Medical Office!
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure OF
all Chronic Diseases.
DIR. C. A. HILL,

OIGs - <As AAA1ANs
ORce, No. SO Court Street, Boston, Mass.
Does strictly office business. aud gives special at
tenou to all diseases of the Sexual system, ty bis
own improved me- bod of treatment lie viii
guarantee perfect and speedy cure In all diseases
arising FROM cret Habits or other causes. which
may come under his care. no matter how long
standing Weakness. Liver Complaints, Nervous
diseases Hnmors, Dyspepsia Piles. Cancers, Iu-
n ors &c. sc. To FEMALEs-Dr, HILL has made
the subject of all diseases peculiar to the Female
ex, his particular study. and to this department
of pl actiCe lie will continue TO give espscai atte
ton, and from his past cess he feels conh lent
in war sniing most prompt and efea tual cures In
the most d,fficus cases send rs cents. and re-
ceive by mail copy of my book. entitled EVERY
oody's Friend.' So Court street, Boston, Mass
mI3l 6m
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
Cleanse the Blood.

MYTH corrupt OF tainted blood, you
:. ]. J ! !
sd E w sick all over. It may burst
~ - out II Pi1nples, or Sores or il some &C
*<3-@Sn tive disease, or II may merely keep you
f4 ~ istless.dspressed and good for nothing.
-s<A--. - your blood Is impure. ATER's SAR-
sAPARILLA prTgss out these Impuri-
- ties; il expels disease and restores
health and stimulates the OF lie into vigorous
ton Hence it rapidly cures variety OF complaints
la or Kings Evil TuInors Ulcers Sores Eruptons PIN
pIes Bi0tces Boils, ST. Anthonyis Fire, Rose Fry
spelas letter Salt RheuTn, Sead Head, Ring Worm,
Cancer Cancerous TuInors. s. Eyes, Female Dis
eases, such as Retention, Irrgalaiss sgppTc ssion,
Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases. Try Arms
SARsAPARILIA ana see for yourself the surprising
tity with which ceanses the blood and cures these
DURING late years the public have been rncd By large
ra for one dollar Most of these have been frauds upon
the sckfoT they not only contain little any arsa ia
but often no curative ingredient hateveF Hence bitter
poiaent has followed the use of the various ex-
tracts of Sarsaparla which food the market Until the
itself has become ANONYMOUS with imposition and
intend TO supply sseh reeas shall rescue the
from the load OF oblo7ry which rests upon it, We think
have ground Cor believing IL has virtues which
ressble hg the class Of diseases Is intended to cure
We can assre the sick that we oer them the best al
terative how TO produce and havegeaso TO be-
yet discovered AYERS CHERRT PICTORIAL Is so unver
sally known % supass every other medicine for the euro
OF Coughs Colds Influenza. Hoarse1ess, Group. Bro1
cnls presumption and Tor the relief OF eE
npttye Patients Ii advanced STAGES Of the disease that
L Is useless here to tho evidence OF its virtues
The world knows them
Prepared By DR. T. G. AVER Co, Lowell, Mass, and
cold by ell Druggists and dealers Ia medicine everyWn
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02

Or. Inf mmation of the Eyes. not unfrequentiy
arises from disordered state Of the stomach; few
doses of Roback's Blood Pills will, in most cases.
effect cure by removing the cause. Sold by all
druggists everywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE.

There are no remedies now before the public, SO
well calculated purify the blood and reconstruct
ESQ to spesh) the whole system ss Roback's Blood
Pur fer. Blood Pills and Stomach Bitters. Sold by
all druggists every where.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
As IN APERItnT.

There lis no medicine so much in favor with those
who are acquainted with their action an Roback's
Blood Pills; they are safe. pleasant and mild in
their operation. ard are purely vegetable; can he
taken by children well as adults; try Them Sold
by all drugg SITS every where.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
ERYSIPELAS,

Or. St Anthony's Fire. can be most effectusily
eradcated by the of Roback's Blood Purifier in
conjunction with Rcbsck's Blood Pills. Sold by
all druggists everywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
EHREIGE.

E'UREIGN.
a PrOteStany cnuTcn has been opened
in the City of Mexico.
The Prince of Wales on the 2lst uu-
yeiIed F9lsy's statue OF Edmund Burke, in
Dublin, with imp, sing ceremonies, in the
pre,ence OF vast multitude.
The French government will bring a
bill b,flre TIM next Corps Legislatif to pro-
vide tor the completion of extensive public
works in the interior, and for connecting
road of France.
Late advices from Japan via Shang-
hal, say that the government OF the Miksdo
promises to indemnify ali foreigners for any
losses which they have suffered at the hands
of either party during the recent civil dis
turbsnces
The revolution in the Mexican state
Of Sinslos has not been suppressed, and the
rebels were gaining ground. Several fights
have taken place in the vslI.y of Mexico be-
tween the revolutiOnists and detachments of
government troops sent against them.
On Good Friday the towns of Suez
and Leon. in the state of Guansjuato. Mex
leo. we're plundered and sacked BY band OF
armed brigaRds. The town of Tulaneingo
and the surrounding districts in the seste al
Msxico had also been invaded by bandits
who robbed the citizens and plundered the
plantations.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
LEUCORRHGA,A

Or. Whites. which follow local debility and con-
siitutonal weakness be tfectuslIy cured by the
use of Roback's Stomach Bitters. DO not let the
druggist sell you any other remedy these Bitters
are prepared with especial reference to this COM
plant and warranted to cure. Sold by all drug
gists everywhere. sps eow6w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS

As a remedy to sootte al nervous excitement,
and IN its truest sense nervtne there is perhaps
no medicine extsnt viii, is received with SO much
favor as Rotack's Stomach Bitters; wine glass
full on going to bed is ell that s required to pro-
cuce sound and healthful sleep. Sold by all
druggists everywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
BOOTS e. SHOES.
CLARKE 81 BROW ~.
Manufacturers ard Wholesale Dealers only.
asa East Water Street
MILWAUKEE,, wIsCoSsIr.

We manufacture all kinds of Custom Made Goods
which warrant In every respect In Eastern goods
our stock II large and complete. Clip this out for
reference and call and see US when In the market.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02

ltONFI oENTIAL-YOUFG KGhN WHO
~ have injured themselves by secret habits
ties OF married life; also midd e-agsd and Old
men who. from the follies of youth. or other
causes feel debility in advance. of their years,
should read The Secret Friend" Sent to any adj
Dress in a sell envelope, receipt of IS cents.
Address DR. CHABLES A. STUART Il CO., Boston,
Messacbusetts. mrSl Nv
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
DEBILTT Z.

Resulting from any Cause whatever !
PROSTRATIQN OF THE SYSTEM.
incurred by Severe Labor, Hard"
ships. Exposure, Fevers, &C.
There is no medicine extaut equal TO these rene
dies in such cases. tone and vigor rs impaired
to the whole system, the appetite is strengthens
food IS enjoyed the stomach digests promptly, To
blood is purified the complexion becomes sour r
ard healthy. the yellow tinge Is eradicated from th
eyes, bloom is given to the cheeks, and the wea
and nervous invalid becomes strong and health ?
being
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERE
AND
H00FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,

PREPARED BY Or. Cs N. JACAsONs
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Twenty-Five years since they were first introduced
into this country from Germany, during which time
they have undoubtedly performed more cures, and
benefited suffering humar5.v to a greater extent
than any other remedies known TO the public.
These remedies will efectuallv cure Liver Com,
plant, Jaundice - Dyspepsia, Chronic
or Nervous Debi ty, Chronic DER.
rhoea Disease of 60 = the Kidneys. auo
all Diseases arts ing from a DIE
ordered Liver stomach o.
Intestines.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
Hoofand's German Bitters
Hoofand's German Bitters.
HOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC.

Those who have no objection to the combinatio
of the Bitters, as stated, will use
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-02
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,

And feeling the hand OF time weighing heavily upcy
them with all it's attendant ills will find in the use
of this BITTERS, or the TONIC, elixir that viii
instil new life into their veins restore in measure
the energy and srdor Of more youthful days, build
up their shrunken forms, aud give health anc
happiness to their remaining years.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

s g sSsa IN shs lamp Il
Baptist church on M, between Fifteenth And
sixteenth street, sapoded causing Son,id ~.
the street by those who were In the church,
several were knocked down and tranpled on BY
the excited crowd, -Four were ss,lously In
Martha Semms Susan Tenney, aud Mist Criek.
Uostoys Russell and Augustus were called for,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

ysrtsssaaas ne sts e uaiteS inter-
q: \. 9om e ara I 1I,DS:s
bssiss q 5s.s:y. sPes.sias Tor the Govern.
-: Jt ~: sySs9 and tfss X: p he
,,IS. sSs NJ. Tis aasiss
2, a. nonss 70 &c
w rs. 2 tine Pid DSs
Pssh SstSgtitss 70 srssa w MI, oispasns were
Ss sSSs Az e: Ss1Sss to
ere isT 4: . ., c,,S. Gssssr
M ifsS as ss nsns
Il S w G ,e NE snii
,hs ali were sbeul ths same si.es Of the ones
s.s1 y Sis.i iS.s. n % 49,. ,,lGITl
" t 3 ota s e y H.. G Sie
SRhs ~ ~. ~, Is !, ,,... Il, =, o.,
Ut II sft' nave 80 Nm Wins IL could not
vsss % ne rSuof 10 Tie SesI OF Ais In ledge,
,ssr. S.,e IN. 2, iH Ave barrel: q
hSujs, g they were liable 70 dsssscstiun. This
sosysfsetion' WAS Addressed " MI Oiephsne,
-. ~ = n he.ilr~ sosne, barrels OF hikh uines
fron the NareSssSes IN -1sosrSto wn5 sud sest
;s: -, seE ;S,s & ;sas a. NJ
q III ~isSs ~ets II .fe S1Seho SHSf L. y
V I: ns ssS Sl0 a.. nns
Ss.:s H VIM . ~ s sss
barrels brsnded there were stamped With the
rsstifSed sfarap The barrels in Question ,ssfe.
tstslaEsa. VIII, this .tamp, He belisysi y ~:
II, y q "a stlmp ssoss Ssife,s oy
o ss
rsis ssss @ss No, stamped. 'Thss IL believed,
he III. 'This Vas done BY direction Of NJ.
t tS mi iii. va. down stair. In the bonded
4, sssss:. II. s..r.,. :. Ii. eond.a-.-
hca;s .srs A. rcllsS sS. ..s ss.S SI.na.d
r.
IL VA pissesi a 10 1Sspss,ls Of lie sevea-
Ssss ssa az o.
tss isiS II ,Aysa,t ne di,siil,ry had been idls
!. M q ISe 18Th u Assa.t sad went ,hIoyis
.a ~ sss.. sas Ss
n SS% Ee rave than . shake and found them
Allied, hunted q stick and knocked the hung out
Of one; tasted the spirits and found them very
strong Being liable 70 seizure On the preni sei,
bsrrsIs u and locked the door. They were Iron
SiiinS. Then came back sal reported the ssis.
urej returned to the place ~ about u r. m. Of
tho same dayj found Twelve Or fonrtesn more
barrels in the same roomt roncd Them ~ the eis
elpIoe9 :na Locked them Up .o TIL: ~, lot
I elisA frequently. Next dAy abotn noon, Messrs,
l'lsphasS, nsnlh Cumming and hinseli, And NJ
r, esids and rolled sii barrels the
moStI v on Messri. Cummings and Maui, who also
eTenhSed them. AL the woodcnhoop barrels
,Wcge prs,nounced ~ below proof. There yerc
soms Ven or twelve Of those. Three Of the hrst
four barrels were found to be colored,
ana thS fourth one was entirely colorlsss, "
Ssias high wines. The four iron-bound and sew.
ese1 ~ the wood bound we're not branded. The
pasXkAed mark Was put on all rave one, which
vns 0arked On the 10th o. August. LAST did not
- - 4 kauled AWAIT west TO the bonded wArS.
hruss sSest the % q 6sptember aiterward, and
sss = :sss 81 . :piss I'd fsssa Va hey
issSss t2cn Ssand,.I WitasSS put the letter CT
| "a - shsik, On both s74s " eAeh barrel mr.
Clephahe WAS along NJ The tine Had examined
the Ave barrsls a NJ. OlapAans,s, a. well a. he
spirits lTlfsy ase act ths sane fsand ~ h. y
| III bonded wsfehousc The two wooden-eound
pAIrsls have vet NJ CumminSr mntn G on sno
4 erassd, but enough was left 70 enSy inc ieters
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

" A DULL DAY ron THE PoLios,-By noticing
the police report for Sunday, our readers VIII
day, and one OF them was for An oifenee CON
united on Saturday last by James MeMan, leAy
Ing Margaret Callahan, alone, as the only OF
hundred and twenty thousand Inhabitants. M
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

,,atsins @iniep wesn now Siierea H New
YofF whoieyais priass by Messrs. Stephens /
Co.. $40 PsansSlvahis Avenue. bstweel Ninth
ana Tenth streets, bhould attract the attention
Of purchasers generally, As they Offer every va!
riefy on fashionable clothing suitable Tor gentle
mon and boys In every 'ststiou In life. Give
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

/, PATsnys TO m tssuEp.-For the week ending
from III pstsnt Once SOD pstsptr. During the
past week there were fled go sPglisstions and
conducted by Gen. A. M. stout. acting pommiE
sioner and Mr.. Hilbron, acting chief clerk, both
OF whom have had long sxperienee ID the
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DIED,

On the 10Th instant, At u l5p. m ABRAnB Infant
,ea OFT, y, and Mary will'ey, aged emOn'hs aud Is
Ths friends o. thc family arc rsspse.fa,y reg a.stsd
No III street south. between fourand-a half and
Sixth streets, to-day at II .. m.
Suddenly, on the 18th instant, MARY THERESA, con
sort on W A. WilkinAon. u ID. -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21
eEoRGRTOwn MATTERS.

TIE Toe ORor-Persons having Ice houses are
engaged in nlling them from Rock Greek and
other streams with good and pure ice o. nye
drain ie adins from Il to carry Oh The msilings Of
the ice, would be found e Keep suiiieient sup
ffthis il done ali the air possible should be ex.
eluded. To do this thickness q ten inchss q
sawdust or fifteen inches Of straw should be
the wall Of the cellar. There should also be at
least fifteen inches Of spsee between ne top q
II: Ice And the ceiling o. the ghasn
perature Of the rooms above the cellar. A Thick
layer q straw should Be arst put on the noos Of
the cellar. .G ~ 10. gs
!, DECISION susrAIssp-Is will be remembered
green grocer. w.s ansd so% n Us Sstss
consented to To- TO jail that he might test the
case. The matter was brought to the attention
%ssis. sss' w Ua su.tsnsd In nins Mr. s.
!. W. Denty, which left this port On Thursday
last for New Yo5k snsounsetcd such Si asd. o.
ne e DS Ssst
yester,isy, where She TOOK In additional freight
and Wilt depart again this morning for New
being concerned in stealing 4 quantity Of goods
from the store OF Mr.. Charles Reintzel, on the
| night of the fire OF that gentieman's establish
the Georsetown police, and turned over to the
washington detectives TO await an examination
at police headquarters. '' NO ...
Tbs FussnAL OF DETECTIVE KgLLy.-As 4
N. Kelly, seven Of the police force Of this pre-.
cinet were detailed to attend the funeral, which
took place yesterday afternoon. The interment
took place at Glenwood cemetery.
VIOLATION OF LAw.-MP NJ. Lynch was ar
raisned before Justlce Buckley on the charge OF
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

. AyH nDS.T Nsw' Talf "a
have followed Dickens to speculate upon The
sale u ttSRets. AS ws have very stringent
ss ssss psrscp viz Iash Tickets of ali u
"a isst n. ss sss , !S.:s
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- ---..i 4. fH. --.--..Ir,D
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

q Z, 49, so., ,.asyaa shsrnooa tho
~ - riSss ksrs paid 10 tho laaientsd WIN. N.
Ksp Hsl q y ,G IN
ne sss Am e A: "a AZ
800: 81:
90 snS:sssessF n sss s ~ tSs
fsSiiy ASd sSmpA thi1tns itesds q tns lamsntss
dssA; TIE Seln va psss3 s " fS Slness dis.
s:. s 90 =. & isSs ssns s%
sisssd y Rsv ~ lssasst g ,,,.a :. a.,
mo ss "a ~ & i've.
oosSsss sna .ns stat d ~ va
Urea * plain siass :sit and ths ocuatsnanse
p SSsss ys..,s si' si .s n a.'
i ssmn re hnSskin rested, 1. ..,v,,.. a, nall.
At the conclusion Of the ser Nases me na IN
SSss Ssins
bend so n.ssr ~ .sty unifopSs detail q
ESss Y I,s Ss. ' so
ss,s;i |; L. "a. ., a,a.,..,.1 Va.
,r,sas Pe.Sii, ssas with Omser Steele, q the
y q 1 ass:ssiy: is,es Tho.
ssssH -. nd. o,Ss; y. 49, , Tss. 11 81 sss
s sSiRS sP.' ~. ~ ia the proe...Is.,
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Major 4. 2. Riehssdsssu 4 sssuSlsfipses q
the dess.ssd. "a 8. i,, ~eIl Gsastery.
Tbs 60, sSsseSe m1ySc ,a 20 S ni.S iTgosns
saS wy inpis.:iss ssSs@osIs; p n, n c.i;:ii.
sGySs ao.sis.iss' q Wish A. ssnsdirt!s ~
,Ser S wan sAaassss N 4 ~
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mesmns 81 ~, 1I.,s, ,tixS sAsnvSSnd NAVY
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= DOL b am ffeiSeih xsy esiiedon u Yfsside, And
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

asp PnStas51Ssr esis S
o. SUNDAY glght, shs was hned " by Justice
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

pisoapsRLy Cospuor. James MeMa4 WAS
arrested on Sunday by OfioeF PTsthoF, pf the
Eighth precinct. Ne was hpsd $50 by Justice
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

Conmss ana Miller bsye IN, their st 'slSa w
sss.s sa5;s K. I'M sif S Sssess' Ssss ,s
~ ha asys s.iSs Ss. ~ acRiioneSSy US. Heish "
for q hearing.
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LOCAL GtrEMs.

lobe wondered at when w afS Into the aoeosnt III
amount Of bodily and mental suffering that this do
trsasins nalady ssaerasss. The Peruvian syrsp Il
proaoxide Of iros) has cured Thousands who wore
suEsrins from M Alssass 80. .'4F'Eg paIl. o
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

suraEnu OoURT OF THE UNITED SrATks-
Monday, January9o lsSs:-On motion Of MT Sher-
wood William GODDARD ssS, OF T sSs sN was
On motion Of Mr. johnson, E. H. Holmes, esq,
Of Oolorado Territory, was admitted to practice
AN attorney H NJ o1s sston harustus SFr.p
sioli, esq, OF New York, was admitted to prac.
tice as an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
On motion Of MI. Blair, Daniel W. Adams, ESQ,
Of New lS.G WA aa%tSa 70 p,a9'ce as an at
NOEL william slater's exeentors, appellants,
% S " the United States for the district OF
West Virginia. Mr.. Justice Field delivered the
ssid district court, with costs and rcmanding the
cause for further proceedings In accordance with
fine opinion OF this court,
No ara, The united States, appellant, vs.. Thee
No. 81, The United States, appellant, vs.. Geo.
MT. Justice Miller delivered the apinion of
tho Court, ayerralias tho motions to diseusa
'n No. il5 Jared H. Clark ct al appellants vs..
The United States, MT. Justice Miller delivered
The opinion OF the Court, overruling tho motion
for further return In this case,
No "a, The UnitsS STATE h. appellant iS xsi
the transcript Of the record In this case be re.
manded 10 the Court of Claims, with directions
to return a finding Of the facts In accordance
with the rule Of this Court,
Per Mr.. Justice Miileri l,t
j. Unna ct al. appeal from the circuit court Of
| illinois. MT. Justice -Ciinard delivered the
opisi9n q The G9qss aarnins ne decree s of the
No: "a. The propeller Hypodame, appellant
| vs.. Chester W. Chaplin. Appeal from the circuit
| court Of the United Estates Tor the Southern dis
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Ampserlentu,

.
NArioKAL THEArRE. 81 CT, s.s8
-'t sstI 3, - ,d..
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RsEowNRp PARIsIAs z5sil
T. ..s. 2 Y Oh. q gI.7r.r llr'1U., ~ tirs.l
oPERAaiBouPRE conPAFy
WIN appear in ossah.eh's Opera ,nalH
.n. THK GRAND DUCHESS -.'.f
r..4. a. d.. r.s-7 lI,os salaBr
80 gr.r H.. Hf'l .ffH.I'. q 20 r.HH -....,-
Soc oBRoLsrRfs. KY
ron POSITIVELY ONE WEEK osLr. u, e
Commencing MONDAY EvRNINo. January "a. +
This famous Opera. which is prousuneed by those
who have Witnessed It's repressntions abroad 10 sur-
pass m production IN Paris. OF IN any cAty Of kurope.
whore 1t has been for nearly yesrths mos fsshiona
bio Open Of the time. and which has ILLS ssason bean
already performed by Mr.. Bsis.ass Treaps for Up.
ONE HUNDRED riMks
In New York aud Boston, before the most
and crowded audiences, will DO pro.
dueed IL Washington By So . r,
THE ENTIRE TROUPE. #, .,i7.
Including all the 900.
/, ORIGINAL ARTISTS
Brought By Mr. Batsmaa from Paris last Sumner.
especially for the purpose. together with the
lie .... GRAND FRENCH CHORUS.
Numbering more than rif,y Voices,
THE opERArIc ARrIsrrs "a
Are SEX 70 be without rivalry II thsir re-
s..sl a. a.. vafk
MILE bB rBLcoURT, ....a
NILE HLEURY LoNGCHANPs,
MILE ARMAND,
M.rggsrIts ds BonE.rs. Nine Dusshs.ns,
sa aasain f Drssms%:. tsoniSs Psssr:lsn.
A AFas tfi sas4 ssas SS Dc Gs'''
Me''y- ouypRoy D..
ocFSyiS XAfsrEEss,, TER, !, +"
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!. GRs isssi,' 81 ssRh ssslitia siii. II
boq b.. Ss PIa'nvA s sssssr P 9Ssa
VSsSps rtis RsS.:s a ai6Hq,td
Composed Of the elite Of the New York
Society. will number nearly -
THIRTY MUSICIANS.
Conductors .."..".. Messrs. A. BIRoYELp 1 LxYEvsr
THE GORGEOUS AND CHARACTERISTIC cos
TUNES ~.
Are made expressly for this Opera by Mons. Hoaop,
Costumer OF the Grand Opera. Paris, and have Justly
been proclaimed the Wonder Of the Age.
NEW AID APPROPRIATE 6cESERr,
Rich AND ELBaAsr PRoPKRriEs.
Forming an Unrivaled Combination for the produe-
ton ola
MAGNIFICENT MisgES SCENE. .- .
NOTICE. The Libretto Of the opera AS performed
Tios PgsLIsHEp,) carefully Translated the text Of
which Is taken from the Prompt Book. thus securing
stage and the Lbreto as read In the audience, and
s1IT ONLY At the Boz Once and a he Music Store
Messrs. Mellerott Co, s
SCALE OF PRICES.
Admission lyithout reserved ssatsl.-..-...".G %
Orchestra Chairs Preserved seats).........'.'.' Nv
ParQuette Preserved seAts),
Dress Circle preserved scatsG ~
GALLERY
COlored gallery
Colored ~
The sale Of reseryed seats will commence on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, January p. at Q o. clock.
at the Music Store Of W. O. Metrsroa 4 Co.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

No QuoRux.-Lsst night there was no quorum
Of the board OF directors Of the Board Of Trade,
and tho meeting adjourned to Friday night,
wh6n the remaining oficers OF the Board viii be
elected to serve the ensuing year.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

You've NEWS CHRIsrsAH AssocI ArIos,-This
evening az thsiy rooms, ms IAenppylya avenue.
ponlibg secretary, and NJ: q Maa.on y.s ~.
Schools. ii Wa sppounced that Prof. Louis
itstafc On Y liz fsyofi,s snIjsst sAopsSilos in
ns Yin 81 sysS 70
report OF tks pommittee on Mission Schools wa.
read, ana Up slAbesats scsompsnping ststistiesi
table was pressntsd .AfHI the TRANSACTION o.
adjourned. Aa''. .lE'I r.y' vq.a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

We SELL superior stitched grepeh ealfskin ssitsI
and boot FOR septsmsn, nads 10 our svn order. ana
We are also prepared 10 make The cane TO order a
Short notios.s call solicited. SD satssetioa - b
quality, ftand durability guaranteed. D. 3, Rsty
Co.. Hat snd shss Store. SIS Seventh sirest, osposit
Inteiig encer Building. -siuauiLW 80
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-21

No SxATINa.-Therc was no skating on the
park yesterday, the rain and snow causing con-
sidersble water in the pond, and the ice became
quits sogHy. On the next freeze our readers
may look out for the flags on the street cars.