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PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES.

PArNAsTER's OPFIcR Q. NAvY,l
Ho.2o BROlDwAY, NEw YoRK, Feb, y, 1865
Proposals. sealed and endorsed q Proposals fOr
until p, m, the 29h instant for the following sup
piles, chich must be ~ The very Jsst guaIdy 1sIs-
aud subject ems gsTa * snsgfe,t9r hsrs, Via
% q PLACE patent, TO punch !. 7-s. es. IS. as
1000 lbs. red lead. "Jry; loo lbs white lead In
oil s NJ H tfS 81 coSsrRUcr1oN Rrp.p
One stick yellow pine, ~ feet long % inches BY "a
inches square at the butt and y from the butt, ~
inches At tho top end, square, clear Of sap and ali de-
fecls, and 10 be on a fair curve from tho centre
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
b ftEi 81 IPfRSYlsf65SsE HRSssb CLOTHING
400 pairs OF calf shoes, naval standard.
Responsible security required for the prompt and
fai!efnl dsSery q sgPpiie. aNardsd. ishich must
had at this onec, otherwise bids will not Dc enter
taiHed GEORGE PLUNKETT,
fo26-td PaymAster U, u, Navy
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To our SUBSCRIBERS IN ALExANpRIA-Mr
George W. Jones, No. % North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author
lied agent for the NATIONAL RErusLIcAs, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day OF February.
All money due the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
prior to the first day Of February will be col.
lected by our late agent, Mr.. Thomas Gallagher.
SHIPMENTS OF GnAIs-Immediately upon the
resumption OF navigation the schooners Samuel
NJ. Gillian, Ella II. Barnes, Julia Baker and T.
Engish-the hrst-namcd for Boston, the second
for Providence, the third for New York and the
each loaded with grain by Messrs. NJ. Eldridge
Co.. The combined cargoes exceed forty thou.
sand bushels Of corn, besides smaller lots OF
grain for export 10 quite active here just now,
and the prices paid compare very favorably with
those paid In the larger cities.
JAIL DKLivERY.-The matter Of the escapc of
the prisoner Brown from the county jsii on Fri.
day morning last received the consideration OF
the military commission OF this district this
morning. " Is understood that the prisoner is
city are on his track.
RgcRIrrs or CoRN.-Last week there were re-
corn, viz by the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
andria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, 7,l4o
bushels. :.
CIRcus-The wagons and some Of the mem
bers Of Dan Castello's circus company arrived
here Friday night, very unexpectedly, from
Charlottesville, Va. They were en- route for Bell
Air, Nd, where they are to remain until the
spring opens.
The RIvEn.-During the recent opening of the
river a few oyster vessels were towed up. Two
coal vessels are below, and are anxiously waited
for as there Is no coal In the yards here, and the
little brought from Washington brings sl2 per
ton.
BRtcKLAYERs' WAGES. - The Bricklayers'
Union OF the city at their last meeting deter
mined upon ~ so As days wages for 4 hrst-class
workman, and 80 per thousand, all material In
eludcd, as the price for laying brick.
PASTORAL CALL DECLrNED.-The Rev. ]. t
Leftwich, pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
church In this city, has declined the call he re-
ceivca to take charge OF the church In Licking
ton, Va.
CHARITY OoNcKRr-The Nelson Il Weston
Minstrels gave concert last night for the bcne-
Mt OF the poor, which, we learn, was success,
notwit hstanding the weather.
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THR ELEcTioN.-The following 10 the return
OF the judges Of the election In the municipal
election which took place on Monday!
Board OF Aldermen.-0eorge Hill, IT,, $50; T
A. Newman, s6sj Levi Davis, 500; Jenkln Thomas,
sG7j John W. Bronaugh, $40.
Common Council,-Dr. Chas. II. Cragin, sos;
Benjamin Darby, $50; q. y. Ramsburg, SOS; Ed
ward Shoemaker, 500; Chas, English, sos, John
H. Newman, s33; WIN, r. Collins, 500, L. L. Ole
ments, $40, Chas T. Peck, sO7; J. b. Wills stI; O.
T. Edmonson, $40.
TAXING THE VILLA most interesting cere-
mony took place at the Academy Of Visitation In
this place yesterday, the occasion being the ad-
mission OF two ladies to the Convent, one Of
whom took the white veil and the other the black
veil. A large crowd of spectators were presen !,
and much interest was manifested. There was
excellent music on the occasion, under the lead
ership Of Madam Young Kretchmar who sang
with her usual spirit and feeling
FRozR TO DEATH.-Yesterday morning, about
O'Clock, Mr.. Philip Hazel discovered In front of
his residence, on High street, near the poor
house, a colorcd man named Henry Jenfer lying
In the snow in frozen condition. Mr.. Hazel
took the man Into his house, and did all in his
power for him, but he expired In few moments.
His friends took possession OF the body for burial
yAoRANCY.-Lewis Smith and Mary A. KEEL
ley, arrested by Sergeant BoArman and Officer
PaNon, came before Justice Buckley, charged
with being Migrants, and were committed to the
workhousc for 30 days
DIsoRpERLY.-George McCollier and y. Ward
were before Justice Buckley yesterday for being
drunk and disorderly. The former was fined
81 .3s and the latter $3.50
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES

OFFICE AcTISa CoNMIssARr srBsIsrgscE,(
LkNIsgToS, KY, Feb. II, 1868 !
Sealed Proposals. vii b r:seiysd AZ this oaiee up-
iect 70 the approval Of the Major General
the Deparmsnt. for the supply and delivery Of Fresh
for six m0nths from the lat OF April, isos,
The BeM to be Of II good ma rkotable quality, from
fat steers weighing not less than 80 pounds net and
In equal proportion Of fore and hind quarter meat,
(necks, shanks aud kidney tallOw to be excluded,
and to be delivered In such quantities as may from
Conditions and quirements will be furnished upop
application ut this once,
Proposals must be made In duplicate, aud incIoScd
In sealed envelope. endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Tor corned) Beef "
By order of Brigadier General NJ p Small, Chief
c. &. Department OF the Cumberland.
JOSHUA n DANFoRTH
fs25-6t Lieut.. and A. G, g.
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ORrHASs' oouRT.J.,r,,,,s "a. ~.
DIsrRIcr or COLUMBIA, .wAsnIsGroS CoUSTY,

to 0H.
In the case OF AsbuTy Lloyd and j. Wesley Botsler,
executors OF Elizabeth Herbert, ocutors
Aforesaid have. with the appreciation Of tho Orphans
G9urt gton eoph.y Aforesaid appeinted SAT-
Element aud distribution Of the personal estate Of said
deceased and Of the assets In hand far the
where the creditors and heirs OF said deceased
10 attend with their claims properly vouched
or they may othsfwiso BY law be excluded from all
nepont ~ said deeeased's estate; provided copy OF
this order be published week for three weeks In
ne MAriosAL REPUBLICAN, previous to the said day.
iA2l'tusw -v .sI Register Of wills
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ARIoS QUARrETTE CLuB NJ soUgRADE BALL.
Tomorrow evening this popular club will give
a grand masquerade ball at Odd-Fellows Hall,
engagements being made by the committee OF gen.
tlemcn entrusted with that duty, 1t will be the
ball OF the season. The dresses that will be
donned for the occasion are all rich and highly
characteristic, as well as dpropos to the times.
The refreshments will be furnished by ahlghly-
the affair will be one OF unboundcd pleasure and
endowment
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SAILS FOR ICE.
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
TREASURY BUILDINGS,

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
TREASURY BUILDINGS,
WAsHISUTos, February q, 1865, }
Proposals will he received for supply and delivery
10 the Treasury Department OF Ice for year from
the LIST OF March next The lee to be OF tho best quail
iiy, clear and free from snow dirt, 22 pounds to
the ton, and 10 be delivered in such and ut
such times and places AS may DO required.
bids vi DO received until u O'Clock noon on the
10Th OF February address to the General Suparin-
tendent Of tho Treasury Buildings, marked, Pro-
gosas for Ice, under cover, 70 The Secretary Of tho
Treasury, and TO be considered binding for i've days
after that day, the Department deserving the right 10
reject all or any portion OF the bids received,
No bids will be considered binding unless satisiac.
tory evidence be given VI tho ability Of the par
ties 10 fulfil the contract
GEO. b. MoCARTBE,
fcaj-td Genl Supt, Treasury BuiidInps
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Aatiunal Repnblitat1.
AMUsEMENTs.

NATIONAL THKATnK.-Lady Don makes her
appearance tonight In the operate burlesquc Of
aladdin, i" and also In the Ladies' Club"
WALLS orERA HousE.-The Ministries will
give their usual performance at Walls this eve
ming. The house Last night was fair considering
the weather. Mrs. VIM. Burke, No. 1 Maine
svenuc, drew Che $50 prize. II will be seen that
this popular troupe will give matinee on Thurs
day In aid Of the Provident Association.
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Paints and Oils.

De NOV WE'D.
Having purchased the stock and fixtures In the
store Of c. 8. wHITTLRSEY, SIS seventh street,
take pleasure In announcing to my friends and the
public generally that have removed my stock Of
PAINTS. OILS, LAMPS. GLASS. ETC,
rotn No. SS street. between Sixth and Seventh no
o2s SEVENTH STREET.
Between Louisiana avenue and street,
Where shall keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment OF
PAINTS, OILS. LEADS, CoLoRs, vARNIsHEs,
BRUSHES. GLASS. LAMPS. ETC.
ALSO, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EVERY DE-
SCRIPTI0N.
And rything pertaining to the business.
| take this opportunity Of returning my sincere
thanks to friends and the public for their very liberal
patronage In the past and earnestly solicit contin-
uance Of the same.
remain your Obedent servant,
GEO. RYNEAL, yR..
wAsHIsGToS, D. c., December q, 1897. jas-u
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DEPARTMENT o. THE INTERIOR. o

WAsHISuros. February a, 1865
On the petition GgoRlg T. BIuRLOw, ad ministrato
q the estate ofsAMrBL NICoLsoS OF Boston
Mass praying for the extension OF patent granted
1851, for an Improvement In Wooden Payements for
seven years from the expiratiOn Of said patent which
Is ordered that the said petton be heard at the
nNtnt Unffe ~ moNphl nu o'n uay " 1ny
appear and show cause. II any they have. why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension regL red to file
In the Patent Qce their objections, spec set forth
In writing, at least tceHty days before the day OF hear
ingj all testimony filed by either party TO be used at the
said hearing, must be taken aud tanstted In accord
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tcstl
day q hearing the arguments, ifauy within ten days
after filing the testimony,
Ordered also, that tis notice DO published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the Inttiifoencer, Washington, d.
g., and in the Journal, Boston, Mass, once a week
three successive weeks; first Of sad
TO be at least sixty days previous to the day u hearing
fe26-W3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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CRIMINAL CoyRT-Chtef Justice Cdriier.-The
Court resumed the consideration Of the case OF
James Beckett, published elsewhere In our local
columns,) at the conclusion OF which,
Patrick Darby, found guilty Of an assault on a
colored man and his wife, was called up and sen.
fenced to pay fine Of s25.
The Jurors were then disch arged, and the court
adjourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock, when,
after Judge Fisher has sentenced some prisoners,
II will close the December term.
Tho March term will commence on Tuesday
next
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No MgETISG.--We called at the hall, 3o1 Penn
Radical Club have been holding their meetings,
but found few members present: They tarried .
considerable length Of time, but finding they
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The "Lg0IoS OF TEMPERANcE."-AtU Union
League Hall, on Monday evening, "Pioneer
Oohort, No, ~ OF the District Of Columbia, was
Instituted by Hon, Charles Sitgreaves, Supreme
Commander, assisted by the other officers Of the
Supreme Cohort. oil.
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Personal.
Confectionery.

JOSEPH II. sHAFFIELD,
AND
LADIES' AND GENTLEAENs REFECToRY,
no Pennsylvania ayeaue, between Twelfth and ThIr.
tenth streets,
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY
AND EVENING, 'FRONT.' A. M. Tol2PM.
Game, Oysters, he, always on hand, Parties.
Wedding and Exceptions supplied with Chicken and
styles Fine and Fancy Csfss, Ice trenn s.eri II az
G6ariPSsts RSsse. &c China Glass. Silver, Waters,
IN tho city and from the country solicited, and
7, 81 have no tSuuectiou or interest IN any
ever had. "'' "
jlG.lm JOS II. sHAPPIELD.
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EouITr CouRT-Judoe 0iin.-This court acted
on the following cases yesterday;
9&3 Powervs Power. Order for the final ratl-
hcation Of the auditors report.
1893. Terrett vs.. Terrett, Order ratifying re-
port Of auditor.
lo5. Bernard VS.. Ransons. Order ratifying trus-
tees sale, and making reference to auditor.
1918. Cheseldine vs.. Cheseldino ct al. Order
appointing Mr.. Cheseldine tpustee to sell unim.
proved lot.
ll9o. Davis VS.. Davis. Order for appearance OF
absent defendant
9s2. Van Riswick va. Lynch. Order authoriz-
Ing trustees to withdraw ssi.i3, amount of
deposit.
Adjourned,
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Y &C A d 4 M Y,

81 l street, between Ninth and Tenth
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
tho hrst MONDAY 10 January, 1873, fer limited
number OF young gentlemen,
Army and Navy pneers. Engineers: aud Cadets pre-
PROF. JOHN FILL,
Phi
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: SUrREMK- CouRr or Tn. UrITHp STATES
Tuesday February Is, 1865. -No. lsl: Emil Grlsar
plaintiff In error, w. irwin Mcdowell The
Argument Of this cause was continued by Mr..
Lake and Mr.. Attoi ney General Stanbefy, OF
counsel for the defendant In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
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AGCIpgsTAL BURSISu.-A servant girl in the
employ Of y gentleman named Morrelf, residing
near the Baltimore depot, Was badly burned yes.
fire preparatory to breakfast. Her cries brought
to her assistance several Of the household, and
the flames were quickly extinguished.
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Carpets.
Interior Ad0rnnfents.

poARDING.-Two GENTLEMEN lDEpART.
- ment Clerks prefsrrodl can obtain Board And
Ing At 100 Massachusetts, avenues between Fifth hpd
Sixth streets, fel1-u
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A CoLoREp SCHOOL AND REPUBLICAN MkET-
ward were to meet, at " O'clock, In the CAP.
itol-strcet barracks, on Astreet south, but the
ssao e .s a ssa suS
being taught the "rudiments.n
our reporter had some dificulty In finding the
sss " ia s ,0s' shst sSs sofia Ia
tramp OF sentinels, with glistening bayonets,
Ss ssas S sa 90 nag NO
a considerable time before an opening demon
through a small aperture intendsd:for a door, and
| assembled what might be termed steps, and found
o1r.siye. At the entrance q room or hail. into
about 100 adults OF both sexes, the major portion
white females. eating our eyes about, we ob.
served At 4 huge blackboard white lady, With
tenfoot n.hins soS especially engaged X
Adam, the human father Of us all. These lessons
u g TO r. hi
both and ability e ~. the
that the. school would be dismissed after a lee.
ture BY u: 8. snider.
colcred people were equal to the man who stood
to-day in the White House The speaRer asserted
that he represented the Bible and that his
ssoIossd snd: sSs. he Ssa Il. wPis and
sIed on foot rom PsisdsipSis to Baltimore, and
thence to Warrington, and was glad to meet his
,,sr: ,o-1 nSln. II e w ssss, vo,,,
Queen yictoria and .he not prove Christisn
stanton was as good ass any other man" even
as good ~ Moses Of old, and the object OF the
speaker tonight was to take observations, and
hn 81 ah w aaC md I'M hat III haa fora
were outstripping his expectations In learning.
He then inquired II any one present could an
reply was, aThs fear Of the Lord.nj The speaker
Sths Deity and the duty Of AZ 70 ioys God and
the Lord was the beginning of wisdom.r
Mr. S. then switched of the track, and said he
sna Being a% 'S the people Hsd he
.Norl II Andy he said, ever called upon him
cursed with men asking for greatness. The
S0H MID oa seSss T TSc
nation to-day was burning volcano, and the
world is IN rebellion, and Al must rally around
"The man Is craIyp'l MI. $. concluded by ask.
Ing signatures to the following printed circular:
Whereas IN the Constitution OF the United
States Of America the name Of our Creator is not
acknowledged, and no reference is made to His
| claims upon us ms people:
Therefore we, your humble petitioners, pray
you, as those chosen by US to make and regulate
ns tss %s SsSrs
the people Of this Republic, In order that the
same may become part Of the Constitution:
knowledging Almighty God as the source OF all
power in civil government, Jesus Christ as the
viii as the supreme me- law Of the land, SO. '"''
dismissed, he Firm ward RsEaSiican Club wa:
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

-, sEAToN HOUsE--JoHs II. sExMKs.
H CHI FSgsF Ms'i Se1 Mrs. ggs ss Ma Ma @fS
a%; DUNN % ina vi Bqad t csrs
e0S ksna Witt p sn.us Su r' Ssw hS&
NY, Ex-Gov sISnnen, ohio; D i Brcmcr' '' III;
Sh: wits KITE an. s%d . ss RSF4It white 2hS
vi Er n tassHss, $. 'I Gsa!. S'%
diston, Md Lynn, Mass V Capt . BrHss s:
ksr, Va; Jas Brooks, n Y; ia. ] Bowie, " L
TWnoodnh1opse, Wasiny ma, W Warren, Mass
+ Marshall, Henry Middleton, Va.
EBBITT HOUSE-O, U. WILLARD.
Efe Pal S'Sp iu s Hss'1N Navy W Gs%srSn
i possiass, Nashville; James, Wits e Gssn WIN
burg, Va; WIN Roberts, Washington; dow Q J
Henry Loving, Amherst co Vsi Henry D Toyt,
Washington; c.nsron. iaS Pete. t'G ao%
Kellogg, A " kellogg, Mrs Beach and dsushter
s ElilsSsth, j. George Johnson Elmir'
METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs h sHELLEr.
- Valentine snd wife, Md q Sesnct, N J; NJ
Bsnnon Md; I Rugslc, Pa; , Loyenstsln, 4
II Reed, La; J II Bartlett, U SAGA Secor,
-. seeor, 5 Howlsnd, n Y A 4 Adams A
Dr. il ssowdea, Douglass Va; 1t 1 Il iFS aI!
Ter, U S A; II sothron, q + Thompson, Md; DR.
Peck, Sewell, y 5 N; II Howlet, N X Smith
and wife, N Y; W b Isaacs, Va; Gen u I John.
son, J y Boston, MIDI J q Davis, J Ryland, q
Gary, yaj A HAIRY, N Y; A Garter, Mass; =
n Read, VII Robinson, Iowa. Hon W Oar
rigsn, Pal n A Gillette, o.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
A W Whiting, Ohio; Judge Moore, A ] Mar
shall, Va; Germond, Sam Cumming, N Y; j
Hooke, Philadelphia I Baker, Washington;
J Stevenson, N Ci f Evans, r Il General ]
X Swift, New Orleans
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ovER-ExERrIoS, either Of body or mind. produces
debility and disease The usual remedy Is to take
some stimulant, the effect Of which Is the same Is
giving u tired horse the whip instead Of oats. The
true way Is to fortify the system with permanent
tonic like the Peruvian Syrup, Ia prooxidc Of ron)
which gives strength and vgor to the whole system.
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MATCH BETWEEN SAN CoLLYER AND Ed
wARDs.-Sam Collyer and young Edwards met
this afternoon and arrangements were made TO
light according to the chal lenge Issued by Coll
yer. A deposit was made, ard arrangements
made to draw up articles OF agreement.-NeiD
York Erpresi, 2iM.
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fe26-W3w


1 4. "
~ Usirgp STATES PATESf OFFICE,
wAslISGroS. Feb, II, lstS
On the petition Of Frederic Howes, OF Boston, Mass
praying Tor the extension Of patent granted to him
The 9th day OF June, 1854, for an inproy ement in
day OF June, 1865:
is ordered that the s9id petition 10 heard at the
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted,
10 the Patent 0mcs their objections specially set
forth In writing at least pentu days before the day
Of hearing; all testimony ned by either party, to be
used at the said hearing, must DO taken and trans
nted In eeoIdanoe with the rules OF the ONCE, which
will DO furnished on application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi
mOny, must be filed In the ONCE tceRtu days before
the day Of hearing the arguments, II any. within
len days after ding the testimony,
Republican and the intsiif0encer, W ashington, b.
@. aud iu the Journal, Boston, Massachusetts, once
week for three successive wccksi the rst VI said
publications 70 be At least sixty days pTey31, the
fc22.ss. Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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The DRAMATIC CLUB OF GoNzAGA COLLEGE.
This young and talented club appeared at
Wallis Opera House yesterday afternoon before
house crowded In every part to Its utmost ca
zarro, or the Death Of Rolla", and "The Man Of
Paris In the hrst-nsmed play OF hSe acts Pr
Alonzo BY William M. Boarpsn, Francisco BY
Louis q. Walsh, Ia little son OF DIR. Walsh Alta
liba, King Of the Peruyisns, by Charles v. Boar
tiers verd all well sustained, especially that OF
Francisco, by Master Walsh. It was well rem
dered for one so young. The death scene was
well performed, and the altar scene was grand.
In 1.-THE Man Of Parts; or, the Irishman In
London,n John ID. Brady as Pat Connolly and
william W. Boarman as Mr.. Charles Clack, the
Man OF Parts, were regular bricks, and time and
again they brought down the house with rap
lures OF applause. In fact, the proficiency at.
tanned by these amatsurs Of Gonzaga College, as
exhibited yesterday, would put to blush scores
OF professionals who are now imposed on the
public.
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

ALL things not what they seem. but our stock Of
Hats, Caps Boots, and Shoes, can be relied on for
cheapness aud durability. J. T. Petty 4 Co, SIS
Seventh street, opposite Inteiligencer Building.
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PICKPocKErs ABopT.-A Philadelphlau named
Hart while leaving one Of the avenue cars yes
terday, was relieved Of his poke -book, contain
papers. The gentleman was not aware OF the
nature OF the "push," until he discovered that
his pocketbook was gone.
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Y. NJ. O. A. LgcPURE.-At the E-strset Bap.
list church, last evening, the Right Rev. Arthur
Cleveland Coke, d. D., Bishop OF Western New
York, delivered an able and eloquent lecture on
1.-THE Union of Northern and Southern Coloni-
zationn The subject was handled with skill
and ability, and the large and select audience
present strongly evinced their appreciation Of
the many good points made BY the lecturer.
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LA Russ MISsTRELs ToR THE BENEFIT OF
THE Poon.-To-morrow afternoon this talented
and highly appreciated company have consented
House, for the benent Of the poor OF our city, and
We trust that they may, as always heretofore,
have a crowded house. 90 and see the min.