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SRREsADE TO Hon. A. q. THuRNAN.-On Sat
arday evening the National Democratic Resident
marched in a body from the rooms OF the Con,
sentative Army and Navy Union, No. 397 Penn
sylyaniA avenue, to where Hon. Mr.. Thurman
q stopping, and rendered him a complimentary
serenade. MrsThurman was introduced to the
assemblage by Dr. Charles Allen as an able and
distinguished statesman and jurist, whom the
the United States Senate In the place OF Hon. y.
+. Wade. Mr.. Thurman recognized the compli-
ment in a brief speech, which was received with
cheers, when he was followed by Hon. William
Mungen, Of Ohio, In spirited remarks. r
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ths Eplseopsl Methodist congregation, Rey, Mr..
~ ,doy, pastor, have selsetad tbs aits 1T the cor
nsr a., Iiath snd K street. north for the erection
new Ne }os the purpose in the northern
~ ~ IN eity. and wb are pleased 70 know that
par, Ia viii hen no used Tor better purpose
n "a now 10. - -.
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. EscArE.--Dr.. WIN. H. Brown, alias Morris
alias Vaughn, a eolored prisoner in Alexandriu
vestns hinseif Of the physical restraiSts Inn M
\ posed by his position, and thereupon imme
aiately proceeded to "cut his lucky" by remov
Doctor was psSod II Confinement about two we
weeks since, by order Of squire Moore, to await
regulation from the Governor Of Pennsylva.
MIA, for sundry offences OF felonious sort COM
mitted In Philadelphia.
FIRE.-Daring the progress OF the frcmen's
procession GU the 2od, II was discovered that one
Of the upper rooms Of the City Hotel, on Royal
was given, and the suspe nded for time
suficicnt to extinguish the flames, which fortu-
nately were extinSulshed after damage q sew
led to few lively fights, but no harm was done
| except few bruises.
CELEnRArioN or THE Tw.srY.SEcosp.-The
anniversary Of the birthday Of Washington was
Hydrsulion steam Fire Company, the Relief
Hook and Ladder Company and the Brotherhood
Of the Union fell Into line and paraded the
there WAS general celebration of the day.
nAnITr Concentration weston's Wash.
ipgton Minstrel Troupe have kindly offered their
services to give one Of their pleasing entertain
The offer has been accepted, and the concert, we
learn, Will take place at Liberty Hall on Tuesday
.oTTxa.-A splendid specimen Of an otter was
since, by Japez Larklns, a well.known colored
huntsman. From the scarcity of this animal
during recent years, people had begun to imagine
they had entirely disappeared from this region.
DIED PROM HIS IsJunIEs.-George W. Logan,
brakesnnn on the Alexandria, Washington, and
Georgetown railroad, who was injured few days
since by falling from the train In Washington,
died at 4 O'clock on Friday morning, at his resi-.
dence In this city.
SuNDAY.-Notw outstanding the chilliness of
the air the churches were well filled erdsy
the pulpits being supplied by the resident pas.
tors
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Railroad Routes.

V,HRogoH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
J. PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK
wAsHisoros. Jan. 9, ls67-noon. v
Trains bstveen Washington AID New York are now
run ~ follows, yil: V''. '''T'
Leave daily iexsspt sunday at rs a. m. L. 20 and
p N. |.|
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily texccpt Sunday Rt75a, m, IL Is and
l. 80 and p. m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York aud Philadelphia at 100 n m.
only.
Shopping for Now York on T. 90 D. no. train only.
Through tickets % Philadelphia, New York or Bos-
day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington. Baltimore, Annapolir
and the West. J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L. n, COLI,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. B. KOONTz,
Agent. Washington.
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CLorHIsa THEY. On Friday even.
Ah,sshs house Of Elizabeth 4, esrney, oyrhet
Ing lass sno f-a-half and ID streets, Sas ropoea
o. thhu $3.50 n ne brown dress and 10 black eio'n
al SiosE. valued at ABOUT wv. ~..-a.
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Groceries.

y. RUSSELL BARR.
DEALER IN
PINB FAMILY GROCERIES,
No. 100 Ninth street, near d.
Aps-u WASHINGTON, d. C.
NEW Co:oPBRATIvE STORE, ~ NINTH
IN stroot, between b aud E.-Welch's Best Flour.
Nth ether choice brandsI New Duck wheat Flour,
fresh from New York mills, Graham Flour choice
No. Maekersl a kits, selected Northorn Apples and
Grs9berIies at New York prices, LoringIs, sXrup,
fresh Peaches aud Tomatoes In cans. Boston and
sihss sI.a t ana sIie Ssb sslss
GR0CERiEs always ~ hand. TreasarSr will DO a.
tons for stock. Shares, go each sctS
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COMPLIMENTARY CoNc xRT, TO THE AnPHIoss
rhe Amphion Musical Assdciation will give q
grand concert At Odd Fellows Hall on to-mor
row evening. Go and sei them. Tickets OF nd,
mission only 90 cents. IT,.
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BENRYIr ron THE PooR.-The proceeds OF the
entertainment Thursday Afternoon at the Ma.
tionsI Theatre amounted to more than 1000
Snntefv. ".N 10
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.GRs. J. W, SnAyRER end Col. 7. A. Eastman,
OF Illinois, and Major George u. Halstead, Of
New Jersey, Will address the Soldiers, and
this evening. :. 81.
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ORPuASS oou'RT.,r,,,w,s ,
bnrncr or ooLuAsIts, wAsnisSToS coUSTr,

executors Of deceased, eIecutors
Aforesaid have, with the Appreciation OF tho Orphans
URDAY the 18th day offcbruary 1855 for the hnal set.
emen and distribution personal estate Of said
have boen eolleetsd aud Turned int money when and
whsIs M he ersd!9Is Az heirs q said deceased are
Or they may Otherwise BY law BE- excluded from all
this order be published week for three weeks in
rhe NATIONAL REPUpLicAs PTexi6ns 70 the said day.
: Test; JAS, r. O'BEIRNB,
ls1-tu3v Register u Wills
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DANGEROUS HoLE-We noticed very dan.
Streets, yesterday, caused by the bursting of a
water pipe. As this Is In the middle of the
street ii ahould be attended to to avoid acci-
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The CONSERVATIVE Army AND NAVY UNION
celebrated Washington's birthday at their rooms,
No. 3o7 PennsylvHnia avenue, on Saturday even.
ing, when Heald's brass band was present and
eniiven the occasion. The hall was handsomely
decorated with wreaths Of evergreen and pic
lures appropriate to the day and the event. Capt.
farewell address, Dol James II. OBeirne Iecited
an original poem, which brought down the house,
Kaga. DeiightfuI instrumental and vocal music
was rendered by Messrs. Cannon, Widney, and
Chase, and the exercises were thus conducted In
q very entertaining manner, we'll calculated to
please all interested In tho occasion. .'...g
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Paints and Oils.

RE- Ed
Having pgrehss,e,S .hs ,teek And fixture. in tbs
leke pleasure in AnnouncinG 10 ny friends and the
public generally that have renewed my stock Of
PAINTS. OILS. LAMPS, GLASS. ETC.
from No. Ss street. between Sixth and Seventh ito
62s SEVENTH STREET.
Between LouisianA avenue and street,
where shall keep constantly on hand sfull assert
TIT mont Of 'f
PAINTS. OILS. LEADS, CoLoRs, vARNIsHEs.
BRUSHES, GLASS, LAMPS. ETC
ALSO, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EVERY DE-
scRIPTIoN. EEL
,f. And everything psrtAinihE TO tho business.
/ take this opportunity Oh returu,ng my sincere
thanks to friends and the public for their very liberal
patronage In the past, aud earnestly solicit sonn-
uAnce Of the same. . .4 =. ..... ..
$50 GEog RYNEAL, IA.
= -wAsHIsoros. d. c., December 70, 1851. jas'H
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


other column, -llTi90I5 ~ ~ f'iIi
800 . I5,s =5..z5
!, LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
~, -. h,..l-aL.'. .,...,,
Ha YEsss sss srf lit s e e ~
the Refornstion.s -
sss.s =. ~,
s ss
nss. N v: a :s..s =. q truth iSa vh:,hs.
hat .spsrsssa 60 i Urge number Of p.rsons
bssn ssS.s We ali s: ssfoi% sSa.es
e the most laadsbis Of al works lathe Ch,istlan.
This was the object Of what was styled the Ref.
The Church VIA constituted q two elements,-
the Divine and the human: The Divine side 70
:is. e.! aiGs sas s'a0"' '.h the human
= In tks early ages. the Church .wsrmed with
herstIe., Some denied the sHthehtiolty ofm.ny
fourth century therc arose an error which struck
at the very corner-stone o. Chilstianity. IL Dc.
century error sprung up on all aides. .ftsesned
q times a. u The Church would ai:apPSSsI: eut
the ,SirteentS and fourteenth centuriss.s In isii
attacked the abuses IL iniuleeness. HAD he
Sose on attacking abysss only The Church would a
continue 10 tolls career. Ne went On and Al.
tackled the Church itseli He began as q re-
former and ended ss . Eevqigd9uigt. He should
not haye attacked Qod'p rbHreh, II u 10 almost
an unpardonablc crime 10 PpbsI against human
institution--A StAts, .fos instasop--how much
greater q crime II must BE- 70 febel against
divias Institution, sstablished BY God Himself.
Luther thus became sdestrsetiye, !. 10.
%ion lad Sropshf nsSt snS iiSsfsy 70 ~ World.
n. e Church had Within itself al the peaceful
ma, = % reformation, and he had no dopbt that
10y. ba American people began 10 stpdy this
matter thef ..GCS bimssii y -. / '. 80 :,
le''"ohshedey ---..- >---l--4--- !. iIH. r5rsf
I" ,.t "a pubIic meeting OF the
friends OF Ireland was ;. ~ strcst 6sasF M,
At German Hall, on Elevei. sIoSuent And mai-
=. p.OSonnell delivered an svuyposes OF F.
nlanisn. The speaker said that w.. ,, w tsess
ton and Jefferson had done for Am. Iceland.
fentans were endeavoring to do for M
ne traced the history Of ireland nom sId
In eloquent language TO the peace and prosperit, .
enjoyed ~ that nation from lisa to 1900, when |
under Its own parliament, Ireland, during these
msde most sstoniship" n,osse.. n civii,.s
ana com mercr and nss.ypiy dnmh,sd n.nan,,s.
fion whiis ~. .h,.S IT. Sv ~ E her PoP9,n
lana its General nrincinies are sivti i,he,ts IA
reII-io". tni.ssttpn Snsru So Wv" ''o0fS ANN
liz aid thew shouid he n.tient md oh .,,t.his
n md Tolerant n the amman. ~ others and n
thew feiled 10 aeeomniiah ths iihe,stioo ~ To-.
land. ID would not be beesms. thsir cs,sa ns.
not }ust and FIGHT. - '-'
Tfe address eIeathod +. libcr., so,iit IN rough.
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A.,prs.. arr su,vruu,.kt wuussr- ss,,e,,
ssssy ssis tns aessSst msIn %,s
ss : sasios
b IA HisS IS scisetsd ~ u nj ron revelation.
IA ekspser. 18Th vsr.s, q worthy h ths "a Il
~ *: ~ :s,s = .ss :, slshs:
psssufs When prcpei,y ~ m name b sl%s
Y s sSysn "a NE .asaSS sSs
Ssy SSss our s. rasss .h.,.:
q % or sSc Ssn
III Bibis 'tsSS " tSss tSs s man %ho cosets}h
tlons ubcn ihonsv. Ths spenatbsin n iust ~
covstous hs the niser, the ono does not use lid
=; E:sss az Cot, I'M TSessts, s
money to luxury, iptempcfAnce and amts /.
re hs.ssoa q ,Ss,i; 4. S .
obirstions 70 tive Of II 70 me service of ChIist
ss to give OF our talents. Ascending to our te Il
We are q respcnsibic for the proper applies
tion Of wealth according 70 divine law as much
God has upon us .becauss Of the multitude Of
The song KAT John heard vi thse ' song of
anscls-he was permitted TO- hcs! and see the
the angels spnK "Worthy Il the Lamb to receive
power And riehcs. % = - n
Here 4 the ground Of our obligations. He was
rich, but for our sakss became poor, He left Inc
glory and spiendor OF heaven Tor ne scenes OF
earthJ sacrificed everything, and wat not willing
x ,s ssnts for H,%s Go and fathon
Look At Europe to-dAy-At the millions of men
In afmies employed BY nations TO watch each
other. Look At the Immense sums Of money re-
CURED to support them. Look at the amount
spent In intcmperancc, DO. All 1.-THE contributions
in Protestant churches for missionary purposes
only amount to 10000 year, This IL the
pitfanoel6jd down on the altar OF Christ. Ask
yourseIf What can DO Tor the cause OF Christ
and the furtherance Of His kingdom! At the last
day. H. shall DO said to those who gave, Eye
clothed the naked, We fed the hungry, ~ etc -
The Methodist Church is essenfiauy q mis-
sionary Church. II was instituted as such.
When IL ceases Its Aggressive Character IL ioseg
its power. - T~g '--T1T--I 49,.
AZ the close OF the sermon the speaker said
,ected on tobacco a. mxee, snd ees,ooo, 900 on
ndaGLs, M expected ~ 70 take shese facts Into
consldetstop, .l,. .-- :"
S9on:iaeTsols sun OF money VA collected for
mi.sssieoanafy purposes.
mauhew waite and Thomss Hayenner were
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STOP.

6 CALVERT FORD.
q DRuGGIsT AND CHEMIST.
~ NEW STORE" w
No, $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, =
TWO Moons roLD srASD. .,.-
Dealer in Pore prus, ssd fino choRieaisi Raxli.A,
Nall BrushesI and all other t'roilet krtisissW
Ksspa eonstahy on hand full limo Of all tPopuiAr
Patent ksdisinss. febiS-tf
DOARDINd-Two dgNTLKNgN fpFPART,
ID nsnt. Clerks arsferred) eau obtain Board and
:. q. ITS, sSS% . rss.ls t.%y as
sixth streets, Nfclf-N
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PHILADELPHIA S wI ! qis1IN. AND BALTI-

PH'IADEIPHlhso R EI knlHsSSS.' AND BALTI
| TIME TABLE. -E
| Commencing MONDAY, April 18th, 1906
Trains Tor Baltimore and Washington leave Phiia-
LI5a. m, Express Mondays excepted D II Is = m
EAc. sss; 400 p, m, Express, and ll.0 p. m, Rx'
Way Nall Train for Baltimore AsBa. IN.
f.,s. sEGs T %,I s,
Express: 10 p, m, Express: sS p m. E.prs..
sSD m K'Dr';ssUu SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave PLiladslpha for Baltimore and wssAins,eu
~: Bs I, s more <! Eh!I.ss!sA!. Msyn.m.
as iS' Baltimore f. S'Tr sapssrIHi.ud.u
1867 rESssrGGFEkkssEl1 ROUTE 1867
TO THE sohrsMEsfiSaE f ssaHbt Alp SOUTHWEST
On and ansr NAY NH. 1857. trains will - fol-
Washington I.S.n. Baltimore l2Np.n.
sSSPP,,nn, {" 49,.
THE GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
With ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace State room. day
10 a; S.s
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
ES,ssS.a s 81 EHa f PTTs
f$ 4; rfSsf is% a'" SS 4:
III Su be at the Ss
National H99,sl: whore reliable Information viii Be-
Passenger procuring tickets at this Office can secure
sSraR se'PS Fl Te E% hs. St Pitts
Corner Sixth St aud Penn s'a., ayen%Ss.,
ED. s. YOUNG. General Passenger AEsnt.' .:
des-lV Baltimore. Nd.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0AD.
Train. between Jam and snTfIsSSSRr
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are now run
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave dsily, except Sunday, at co. 7 IS, and IL 20
n. ~, and = ", l. ~. And g. asp m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday. a. Z0a IN. and 90
ron WAY sTArI2Ms ssogTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at Is and a. m, aud at . % and 4Sp m.
F3R ANNAPOLIS.
, Leave 4, 60 and Asp. m No train to or from An
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave AtHS = ION Il Wv ! s y az Sossp m
Leave at ga. N. and I. 30 aud s45 p. IN.
FOR LLPARTs OF THE WEST.
:. m. and Z y and SEP nv anu 'un'A'' "O
Ga ssa saas1 ana Is and a. tS snIy scnn.e,u,
sR:t, Station Nth trains from Baltimore to wheeling
TsIosSS tsfst. :. tn. West can be had a, tn. wash
for New Yo!ks PhiladeIPhla, and Boston. see ad. |
Nertissment Of Through Line.
Master 4 Thsf s;!s1ssIy..
osnsni Aren't Washington.
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TnE prices Of all goods are marked in plain syurss.
aud always ut tho lowest market prices for similar
articles, at George G, HeuninEs new Clothing store
| No. Oh Seventh stroot, Iutolligenoer Building.
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Financial.


Fi.sssSFsTfrioSAL bASk -.
{II iisI .sdiLR fIIIro' nv .uE rIs,tp
.YsszEt WI WASHINGTON. > - u ", ".
n II. D ,cosrs. tof jay Cooke Co. :, Pre.iasni.
s ~. ~ w. q avsy.ros. Cashier .i17,.'r
% i, oovsRNHsNr DEPOSITORY .s7,
rIslscIsL AoRNr OF THE urIrEp STATES,
isrH 'rarrr., OrrOsrss ,Ian rnrA.tRr DrrARrrr,r.
os'ernm.n. .oeutlts. Win Treasurer United susss.
A~oNE MILLION DoLLARs.ta.
! We, buy and sii all eis.se. Of GOVERNMENT
sBcuRITiksate current market ra,., .f, n. aa
FURNISH ExcHAsGE and make Collections on
ALL.THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATS ,..-.
I ~ parshtls 6etsfafusdt Vouchers on tho MOST
rivoRAsLr fEsts, ana si,.eAa.,rl AsD r.or,-
:AqsrcsysS g. '
sAocontTs01 sdstxsss MEN AND YIRxs.
sad to any other bslinsss entrusted to I. .a l.rr
FULL yHrdnxAroxn rssrd to GOVERNMENT
sIoixS.. ali tiae. eh.erfuliy furnished sa F'ifs5
a-s5 = n WIS. HUNTINGTON. c..h,sr.
i wAsglsetos. March %. 1866 .h2l-A1
Tr.1:'asG sssYsgss sss. B. g.!
cHA.rknsp BIT SPECIAL ACT OF oosoRsss.
- . a ~ n -
ooSsRssssT SosD 1a. SPECIE.
JBwBLRY. cash BOXES.
SILVER PLATE Il, !vALUABLEf APERs.
r sIaSTs go l.. wIIs , 6ssps
: And Al Descriptions Of yaiuabiss, and forths 't
F ,.tF RRhTINa OF sAREs, II"
FIRE AND BURoLAR-PRooR Vaults ~.
oFrIcR CORNER OF PIFTRKNTH srRkET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE. Lao ...ri'...f
ans, B. + sHydsr' ks,Ssais, %lisea
GEORGE .. EXxsNr, y S,SIssSSs r',.' s'
SlIics How fs ssl.et. m. o'clock.
JAr cooKR 4 co:.. a 800
.s.. .. .pr ..rI
.il.. BANKERS. r.f 4
YIrrEENrH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE TREASURY,
Pr. ... ..... .lH H
bsy aud sell II current market rates and keep con-
SANITY ron hand full supply Of
|----00- > ~
.. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
.... '... ......H .. aI.r
BEVEN-THlRrlEs, -lI sasH.s 4
t- ss .vn4 a'Jn. !
pr f..' = $500 .' ..H..
go ooArooNp iNrhhssr Norhs' ..H.g
ords for Stocks, Bonds, 10. executed, and coilee-
lions uado on all accessible points
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l. COLUMBIA.
% Equity Docket :.

l. COLUMBIA.
Aimira G. Ailen,l
John J. Allen. 100 Equity p"'A"'s
This subpoena issued TO compel the defendant nr-
pcarance having been returned by the Marshal, "Not
70 be found - and the complainant having hlri an
smd.yt that the defepdAnt is non resident Of M,
nsy, II 10 this 18th day Of January, A. D. ISIS ordered
~ the sour that the defendant cause his appearance
b be enlere9 herein, on before tho drt Rule day
surring forty days After this day, othcrw ise III" r1
will BE- proecedsd with ~ In case Of default
By the Court.
Test: r. J. MHGS, CIcrE.
N0-lavsu
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rur oLpEsr INHABITANTS CELhBRATE WASH
useTos's BIRrHDAY.-On Saturday, at noon,
ttrmen met al the Council Chamber, City Hall,
10 celebrate Washington's birthday, with Col
lanes s. Williams In the chair, and Nicholas
o1 Aa4ss stS with prsviou. arrangements. made
by a committee for the purpose, Carroll Brent,
esa, read before the association thirteen letters
* Gen ,ns sasst and patriotic
nobieman, who fought with the patriot army
during the Revolutionary war, prepared ~ Col.
very neatly prsfaoed ~ MI: Brent, bear date A.
lows January g. ISL MAY Y, IIs ssi D ssns a
iia n, HI, i,ss g:ssissse y s1ss;
IT, isl, aniiyey listened TO- A. the .aS S9nsa
tiers vas az. 's SsWsttsn py Coi. ]. u. Pickett
ssae Y; MT; Bret ION was * tbs form q AZ ad;
MS eom%unSa,s, hort retrospect OF the itie 81
.dress, containing al '''u''"A Wv"
SrSut Sts to sis ns%oSS nty s. published
copy OF the Ulster 90, the assoelsii0,a a w
,s 1900 w.s then presented pBa ssa9s PisEstt,
pesointinns az thsnhs To- Messrs. urned.
and johnson, the aAsociation ad1o, The col
THR ooLoRxp M. Z. CONVENIENCE. Mount
ored M. L. Conference will commencen "ay,
Zion church, Georgetown, d; o. on TIN mn NJ
w siae' This body Is sosposed q preachers m
churches OF that enonination In Maryland ss-
the Distriot OF Columbia. In May next the ten,
s sn hcia In Warrington. About four hundred
nlf Esrops writes si Ss expects 10 be present
Axoru.n BunoLAay.-- The house OF MT;
lanes Mcl}ili, on Fourteenth street, was enteIea
by miserable sneak thief on fridny nn, sas
ss.r aa 2, that any afrss has been made
In this connection as yet. 49, ..
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EQgtTY CouRT-Judge 0iin-This court made
the following orders on Saturday;
Perry Straightner VS.. Elizabeth Straightner.
Order to take testimony. T. Wilson.
Robert Leeoh VS.. A. Med, Haskell. Order for
s.'estttution OF publication for personal service
IA, burned.
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BEcoMIso CoxNos,-At about two O'Clock on
Saturday night, when a clerk OF Mr.. J. II.
Shafield's confectionery entered the store, a
having robbed the money drawer OF a consIdert.
aid In his identity.
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PIRE-At AIS O'Clock p. m, yesterday, the
alarm Of fire was turned In from box No. 3, cor
neE Of Third street cast and /. street south,
caused by the burning OF q chimney In the house
Of Mr, Peter Riley, on L street south, between
Fourth and Fifth streeta east. The names ig-
nited with the adjoining room, but were extin-
guikhed belore much damage was done.
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J. W. HoRSoR, Of Parkcrsburgh, West Virginia,
81 is that DR.. II. Anders Iodine Water cared him Of
serofuis. Hshad thirty -soven running Ulcers when
he commenced taking the medicine Persons afflicted
should make note Of this. aud send to J. ?. Dins-
more, 20 Dey street. New York. for q circular con
earning this rem arkablo remedy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

MIoHr HAYS PnovRD FATAL.-On Saturday
evening last little son, aged ten years, of Mr..
between 1 and X streets, took three powders
which had been prcscribed for his mother. He
and vomiting. A doctor was called in and soon
relieved the little sufferer. .
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

TaE PoroxAo. There was a great deal OF
floating Ice In the river yesterday. The Aieyan-
dria steamers Winnlsimmet and Thomas Coll
yer were making irregular trips all day. They
VIII resume their regular trips to-day. The
on Saturday. The Keyport left Its wharf, at the
foot Of Seventh street, yesterday at Gao O'Clock,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24
LOCAL ITEM 8.

'"EorEISa new under the sun" said Solomon, bu
no had not seen tho spring style Of silk hats Just
eeived atJ T. Petty Co. New Hat and Shoe Store
5is Seventh street, opposite INTEL geneer Building
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-24

ARnEsTEp AND iDIsnIsskp--Lewis Thomas,
Friday night last at tho United States Hotel,
while attempting to commit a robbery, was
0ficer Parker, Of the Seventh precinct, to answer
the charge. Of attempt at burglary. The Justice,
thinking that he had received sufficient punish
ment, dismissed the case. s..
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