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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSITEP STATES PATENT OFFICE,


on the petition Of FEEpERIck g. scnAuS, admits.
TRAITOR Of tho estate Of Frederick Schaum, deceased
baltimore, Nd praying for the extension Of patent
granted 70 the said Frederick sGhapm tho 18th day Of
April, 1854, for an Improvement in GLASS Furnaces,
for seven wears from the expiration of said patent
which takes place on the 18th day Of April, 1875:
II Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent oihce on MONDAY, the Hth day q April
next, at u o'clock, m and AL persons arc notified
10 appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are required to file
In the Patent Once their objections specially set forth
in writing, at least h6sHtH days before the day OF
heArlngi all testimony hlel by either party, to be
used At tho said hearing, muyt he taken aud trans
milted In accordance with te rulcs Of the occ which
will be furnished on application.
Deposltious and other papers, relied upon AZ tcstI
mony, must be hlcd IN the Office tt1stY days before
tho day Of heaIIpgi tho arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony,
,ordsTed, also, that this D9lee be Dgblshed In tho
RepubLcJn aud the IHteIhg6ncsr, Washington, b
o, and IN the AmericVn, Baltimore, Nd, once a
week for thrcc successive wecksi tho first OF said
publications to be al least sixty days proyiOus 70 the
day Of hearing. A. N. STOUT,
felO.MSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II. BEAN.
r N r Starr, NJ; Thos ponciy Hartford, ";
Stubs n " D6 White and wife, Watkins
Tf AId5sw ,N %ilIis sa PSSGisnshsp
City; Hiram Wilson, John Pond, Henry WIZ
s ssV. T Ti"H spt5 ns Wf bsas
i j Bowen, Ksens, ii, Y ii stsn%sn, " xa.
Richmond, Vas Joshua / Taylor, Va; ] Hood,
! Bird, Philadelphia A Nicholson, W Val
Moses Gibbs, Kansas; q Downright, Boston;
II Lauger, Y.
METROPOLITAN HoTEIt-PoTrs 4 SHELLEY.
NJ ] 0'Brien, Augusta, Ga! b Hutchins, u
= Al A Vance brown and Miss Kate Lynes,
Hsh@S5Sd, V Ro w. M"S AZ di sSlSsr Russell
man, Memphis; J ) Shields, Charletown, W Va;
T. HLSsgland, Fort Wayne, Ind pol W D Mann,
Matthews, Dakota; John s Hall Pa; j Biauchad,
PhiisdeiphLsi il L WelcS and vile, iH ertfSTd,'
OF; Gen l. I Pitcher, West Point, Y.
SEAToN HOpsE-JoHs II. snMMEs.
IL S Steward, Me; q NJ Greene, New York; ]
g Whltwell, city; L bentley, Va; Lane, Vt;
4 Preston and wife, baltimore; W Smith,
% 2Go &art Ts
Pedduek, Philadelphiai II Pearson, r + bald.
win, New York; r.; " Young, Beltimorcj W a
wife, New York Charles ii Green, Philadelphia;
Frederick J Nelson, Frederick, Md; ID Boice,
EBBrrT HousE-C. q. WILLARD.
N.Y. " 8mer, Ga; i 6 Batteratld, Mo; K /,
SfspiS; Nj y il Sis 1, EIP Il Pai + CAMERON,
Al 3 Valentine, n Y; 10 Leseur Miss Lee
sepr, Mrs Leseur, Mass Hon D Farweil and
IL Petit. III n A. H. III Hyla nd LADY, AZ
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
evening at the seventh PrcsSyterisn church,
wys'hi1gt9S The meeting was called
allied tSs duties Of his ofiice. Alter prayer by
the Rev. ME-. Fort, the secretary read the minutes
Reports being in srdes Mr. T IL
s mad SssS S!ss aSp a
ported that four schools had not paid their pro-
portion ofthe expense. Of the celebration. On
. treasurer for his faithful discharge OF duty.
The annual election Of officers being In order,
committee, sG9si.tins Of Messrs Burr, Pratt,
nate Officers for the Union for the ensuing year
The committed reported as follows;
list oSuicS, y Vice e; prssiaent., Msssrs. 4. K.
Browne, O. II. Howard, J. II. Heron, DIR. Lamb,
and j. W. DIVER. rse,ording ssscrst95y j O.
esq; treasurer, d. II. stinemetz, esq.
On motion, the secretary was requested to cast
elected.
MI johnson, the newly elected president, took
, conferred upon him, and asked the aid Of the
teacher. to sastaia him, promising his best eff
On motion OF MI Psatt, committee, consist.
Ing OF Messrs. Pratt. J. X. Gray and y. O.. Fox
were appointed to audit the accounts OF the
On mstiosrof Rev. Mr. Fort, a vote Of thanks
was rendered to A. X. Browne, the retiring presi-
dent.
Mr. r. @. Fox arose and called attention to the
kindness OF U. U. willard, ESQ., proprietor OF the
E6bitthouse, In entertaining the delegates 70 me
on account OF their being no meeting Of the Union
since the convention he had not been able to call
Hsoiation Of thanks to Mr. Willard for III
kindpess In entertaining the delegates to the con-
MIA. X, Broyae expressed his qualification at
the resolution, cndins " In the strongest terms,
and regIetting that tbs prpprietors Of other
hotels had shown such Indifference to the
sabbath school cause The resolution vas unani-
mously adopted:
On motion OF MI Burr, the officers Of the
nnion were appointed committee to select sub
jeets for discussion at future meetings
The subject for discussion At this meeting was
sud Lssrt Of the pupils Of eur classes" ''' ''''
PREVIOUS 70 the debate, on motion OF MT Burr,
ths German tss Evangelical school was admitted
the asSt meeting. Lost.
for discussion; Thorough preparation, familiar
Illustration, ts.spee 81 routine exercises ysIiea
and ~
At the conclusion Of the address Mr., Pratt
10 o tSs asat nsss G
p The next meeting was announced to take place
Eleventh strests.
ilton, the Union adjourned.
=
THE SKATING PARK YEsTBnDAY,-The strong
wind from the northwest, which lprapg up about
. O'Clock yesterday morning, had the effect to
render the Ice on the Skating Park nearly, If not
equally, ~ good as on the first opening day OF
the season, contrary to general expectation, as
the rain on Sunday, and the mild aud thawing
nature OF the weather then, led lno t to believe
that the pOnd had NROna uD.u The dlrectora
having announced that the Urgt skating day af-
ter Saturday would be set apart for the benefit of
the poor, yesterday was the oechsl0ny out from
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PROPOSALS FOR OAK WOOD.


OFFICE CHlEP QvARrgRuAsrgK,)
FIFTH MlLIrAkr Dlsrglgi, 7
s,-, NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb 1, ISIS
sSSied Proposals arc Invited, and will be- received
ss, for the delivery at Fort Jack son, La on Or bo
ors NE ist Day Of March ncxt Of IA cords oI good
10 DO Of best qualify, and subject to inspection be-
all bids
Bids " III be opened At the time above stated, ana
hiSlders are invited h pc present m -, -,
Proposals. should be endorsed 'froposaIH Ior YAK
Wood, ~ and add Tossed 10 the uhdorsigned,
CHARLES II, ToAPklNs,
b. Brig Gen. aud Chief QuArtormAstcT,
fell.u Filth Military District,
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IEwAsA WISE MAN who said, "Dettor tho nlinblo
sixpenoe than the slow shilling" and wo eIemplfy
his policy In business by selling At 'smsil profits,
trusting TO 'quiek sales' for our reward We have
full stock OF hats, caps. boots and Shoes for gentle
men and boys, which VIC offer at very low prices. j.
T. Petty Co, SIS seventh street, opposite Intelli
gencer Building
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIA0El

The Cheapest Book Ever Published, containing
nearly Three Hundred Pages and ono Hundred and
Thirty Fine Plates and Engrayins. 9I he Anst9ny
ease. with treatise on Early Errors, It's Deplonble
Consequences upon the Mind and Body, with the
successful mode of cure, shown BY tho report Of
eases treated truthful adviser to the married. aud
Of their physical condition; Sent free Of postage to
any address receipt Of cents In stamps postal
currency, by addressing DR.. la CRolX, No, 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, n. Y, The author may be
consulted upon any Of the diseases upon which his
book treats, either persona or by mail Medicines
a 10 any mart o the world.
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FAMILY RExRDr. No family should DO without
some efeaeous remedy for the cure OF Affections so
universally prevalent, coughs. colds, sore throat
whooping cough and eroup-Iome remedy, too, which
can be rolled upon as safe, sure and certain. DR..
wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry combines this
Gesfdtrdfutn I.a
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wEsELL = superior stitched French calfskin raitsr
and boot for gentlemen mado TO our own order, aud
VIC arc also prepared to make tho same to order at
short notice. call solicited and satisfaction as to
quality, nt aud durability guaranteed. J. T. Petty
Co. Hat aud Shoe Store, SIS Seventh street. opposite
Iutelligenc Buildlug.
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AMUsEMEnTs.

The NATIONAL TBEArRs.-"La sonnsmbuia"
was performed at this theatre last night before
good house. Tonight the Richings will give
thst sterling and popular opera, " Msrths."
Wallis 0rxuA Housr.-The wallack and Da-
venport combination closed their engagement In
this city, and will leave us much TO our regret.
We hope thcywii return to US ere long and
under more favorable circumstances. They took
benefit lspt night, when was performed the
school for Scandal In hrst-ratc style.
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VIOLATING Snow LAw.-Conrad Weiss, VIM.
Edelin,, Frank Tuber, j. X. Zimmerman, and II.
q. Sholes were arrested, on Saturday, by Officers
Fields and Atchison, of the Eighth precinct.
Justice Gull fined them o. each.
Ofiicers Farley, Lloyd, and Edmonston, of the
Fourth precinct, arrested Samuel Ramsey, Jane
Lawrence, Sarah Peck, Richard MoAlister,
Minnie WAyman, Amos Jones, Mary Ranahan,
and Annastatia Sweeny, on the same day. They
were lined " each by Justice Morsell.
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Confectionery.

JOSEPH II. sHAREIELp,
LADIES' AND GRNTLEMEN's RBFECToRY.
26 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir-
toonth streets,
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY
AND EVENING, FRONT A. NJ Tol2Ph.
Game, Oysters, he , always on hand, Psrties,
Wedding, and Receptions supplied with Chicken and
Lobster Salad, Chickens, Croquetto, Oy stsrs in all
.tyos, Fine and Fancy Cakes, Ice Creams, Jellies.
Charlotte Russe, 6e China, Glass, Silver, Walters,
&c. Table Ornaments hrtiheially executed. Orders
In the city and from tho country solicited, and
promptly attendedto.
7, s.-I have no eonneetion or interest in any
eycr had.
jlN-lm LOs,H, sHAPFIEkD
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commissioners was held at the clerks office yes
terday afternoon, and after the transaction of
and opened for new four.wheel hose-oArriage
for the department, The contract was awarded
to john j. Cook, at tleS.
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BRouoHT BAcK.-Mr. Robinson, OF the Jail
guards, has returned to the city, having In charge
Ezekiel Cheney, an escaped prisoner from the
'iron-clad cell, Yin the jail of this city. He was
captured In Williamsporf, Md.
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DIsMIssED.-MollieJ James and Ellen Williams,
who were arrested last week with Edward
Myers, by Detectives Clarvoe and MoDeyitt,
upon suspicion Of being shop-lifters, were dis
missed. Myers was released on giving 1000
bail for a further hearing.
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COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
y ON EIGHTn STREET,

. BolWeen and Z, No. ~.
Particular attention paid to Boarding hOrsss.
Large, airy aud comfortable stables The proprietor
10 welkn as Of the host feeders In this Dis
rict Owners Of poor horses can have thom iattcncd
and well cared for.
,,CARRlAdEs can hc had At all hour. for Parties.
weddiugs and Funerals ia9i-u
q II A Y Ii n u Q L :
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LOCAL ITEMS.

snIKsrrRi shikspuri Who IL hef
Oh hos the man who writes for HonnIng's One
Price Clothing Store, No bil Seventh street. Inlol
gcneer Building ...
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CROWDED OuT.-A press Of matter this morn
igg, unayoidhbly crowds out the proceedings OF
tho Board Of Common Council and other local
matters, which will appear In our next issue.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATING.

OPfIcE CHlgP QUARrHRNAsrgE,J
fiPTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEASs, LA. Feb 1. ls,S.
Sealed Proposals are Invited, and will DO received
a. this Office until u m, MONDAY, the 10Th day of
February lss for furnishing aud putting on. atFVrt
a6 SQUARES OF STATING.
work to be completed within twenty (0l days from
date OF acceptance Of proposal.
Slate TO DO OF best quality. aud to DO pnI up iu u
this Department,
A guarantee Of the work for ono year will DO re-
all bids
bids will ba opened At tho tmo above named, and
bidders are Invited to DO present.
Proposals should be endorsed, " Proposals for
Stating, and addressed to the undersiEnod
CHAS II, TOMPKINs,
d. Org ucn,, and Chief QuArtermustOT,
ell.lN flllh MllitArY nLslTlcL
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OFFICE CHEZ QvARrERNAsrHR,)
EnIRIu MILITARY nIErnIcr

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNAsrRR,l
foURrH MILITARY DisrRICT,
NICKsBURO, Miss. January ~, I6S.
The undersigned will sell at public aucIiUn at l.
O'Clock, m, on SATURDAY. The 18th day Of febru.
Rry, ISIS, at the Office Of tho Post QuartCrmaster, at
Holly Springs, Mississippi
Seven % Cavalry Horses,
ordered sold by the Inspector General Fourth Military
District,
Terms: Cash, gu day Of sale, -
BEsyet Col Hud9. NJ. U. S. A.. Chief 0. NJ, Fourth
Military Dlstrlct fe7.td
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made payable after six months from date Of de.
post on thirty days notice, and at rate not ex-
cccding 8 per cent. per annum for similar de.
po.its payable after sixty days on ten days
"it shall siwsys DO In the power Of tho board
Of directors to extend the time OF any member
for the payment Of subscriptions and loans who
shall be declared incapacltated by sickness, the
also In the case OF scarcity OF work or employ
ment, such privilege not TO exceed six months.
have obtained a loan on each and every share OF
stock held by him or her, or shall have with.
drawn his stock from the association, It shall
determine and close"
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Pawn Brokers.

534 ROOF PIopLR's FRIEND. 004
+. BoYER's LOAN oFfICE,
55i Twelfth street, between G and q, near Pcrnsyl-
vanis avenue. Money loaned ladies' and gentle
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and silver Watches.
Diamonds. Jewslry, Pistols, Mechanical Tools. &c.
Business confidential. Old Gold and Silver bought.
jAl7-u p BOYER.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have
located an ofioe for the sale Of tickets at No. 400
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.snd-a-hhlf
and Sixth streets, The office Is a spacious one,
In reference to railway travel can DO given to
those inquiring. Tickets to all points, West,
North, Northwest, South, Southwest, or to any
portion of the country where there may be q
railway line OF travel, can here be procured. One
great and convenient feature OF the Office Is that
passengers purchasing tickets, by leaving their
gage checked, which is great Improvement on
The old system. Mr.. W. p. Martin Is the ticket
We commend the Office to the attention Of trav-
elers.
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TRANsrERs oP REAL EsTATE.-The following
transfers OF real estate are reported: Sub. 107,
square 20s, at sT5; part of sub l0s, In square
2os at saOo sub. ~ and 2S In square 23O, at $1,000
SUP % and 81, In square $40, at t2l3I60; part OF
iot ., In square So, at 900; part Of lot Is, In
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,vI'HE NORTHERN MONTHLY, A HIGH. TONED
L Literary Magazine. 50 year. The American
Northern Monthly. Once, 81 Park Row, New Y ork.
Sample copy Is cents.
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INSTALLATION or OFYIoERs. = Last Friday
evening, the 18th instant, the following N AIMED
oiflcerselect were installed to serve during the
ensuing term In Eagle Tent, No, 2, I. o. OF Rech-
Milton Ferguson; @. r., John II. Mahoney; d.
W., A. NJ: Layton; r.: s., benjamin Palmeri +.
s., VIM. d. Marche; Treasurer, John S. Slaterj
roy; J. g., Ernest Garges; r. and l.. Supporters
to u. r., George Wilson and Thomas q. Van.
SAINT; II. and T.. supporters to ID. r., Samuel
Clarke and George Scrogings.
The Order of Rechabitcs Is said to be the Oldest
order In the United States. One thing is sure, at
all events, the good work is Extending rapidly
over the country
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SALE OF THE EFFECTS or THn LATE SIN FRED
Cooper 4 Latimcr, auctfoncers, sold the effects
of the late Sir Frederick Bruce, at his late resi-
dence, the British Legation, No. 80 i street, be-
At an early hour carriages arrived with many Of
our weRlthiest citizens; and by 10 o'clock II was
almost impossible to gain an entrance, or for
those who were inside to get out again. The
bids were many aud spirited, consequently every
thing sold for very high figure. Jas. Wormey,
(colored,) caterer and confcctioner, on street,
near Fifteenth, bought very extensively of the
most expensive articles. Not u few purchased
articles for the sole purpose of obtaining relies.
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Alexandria Advertisements.

a. rornsIl5 = Il: MARSHALL HOUSE!
street, Alexandria, where he will be happy to his
old friends. nol2-Sm
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RAILROAD MEETINas.-Sevcral meetings have
been held In Montgomery county, Md, and reso.
lutions adopted approving the construction Of
the projected railroad from Washington, ID. O.,
the Northern Central railway. Among the reso-
buttons adopted were the following;
Resoired, That the introduction Of railroads in
our country would induce Immigration, thereoy
land into the market.
Resolved, That we will no longer silently sub
init to an encroachment upon our rights In public
works by any Incorporated company instlgated
only by selE-interest. rr..
Resolved, That we requcat our delegates In the
General Assembly to vote for and further, by
every possible means, any charter which win
secure to any portion Of our country railroad.
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REQurREB 10 BoHn.-IMr. Lazenby, clerk to
said Board, issued, on Saturday last, letters and
the requisite forms to all OF the magistrates in
the District, directing them to give bond, in the
sum OF ~, 900 each, for the faithful execution OF
their magisterial duties, as per act OF Congress
of July 20, 1866 Several Of the justices have
already handed in their bonds; hut, " Ia stated,
that the City Register, T. A, Boswell, dc lines
peremptorily, by letter TO the Board, TO bond.
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OFT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OFT
PRINCES
NEWLY EsTARIISIIED LOAN OEPICE

Those requiring such accommodation will do well 10
call on me- All ask is trial, and feel assured that
! will secure your fAvors.
NJ B. Private entrance and once: ring the hall bell.
NIFTY
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DRUsK AND DIsoRpERLy,-Qflcer Arnold, OF
the Eighth precinct, arrested John II. Stevenson
on Saturday. He was taxed ~ by Justice Gull.
M NJ. KlInk was taken before the same JUS
tice for being disorderly and profsne, by Ofilccr
Dunn ngton, OF the same precinct He was re-
lieved OF S5.
Morsell by Officer Riley, of the Fourth precinct,
for being disorderly in market. After; paying Is
Charles SSs allowed TO pass out quietly.
charge OF Mary McMann on Sunday for being
disofderly. She was fined u so by Justice Nor
sell,
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Georgetown Advertisements

GENUINE BUCK GLOVES,
Genuine Buck skin Gloves for Gentlemen and Ladies'
Wholesale and retail. at RAMsBURG 4 SONS, No
los High street, Georgetown, d. @. Ladies' and
Cents Gauntots mado 10 order ja26 SIM
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Architects.
Personal.

CONSULT DIR. LEON,
" IN tes Tenth street. above PennA avenue.
In treating ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN, ORGANIC
aud NERVOUS DISEASES he dohes competition.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS he guarantees I" euro
thoroughly and permanently.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES. from
Whatever cause, are offered quick and thorough re-
dcs.u CONSULTATIONS FREg.
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No LIoENsE.-Henderson Newton, colorod,
was before Justice Morsell, on Sunday, charged
by Oflcer Crpmp, OF the Fourth precinct. with
keeping q dog unlicensed. His fine was tl0.
Ofiicer Fowler, OF the same precinct, arrested
]. J. Flanagan and George Kendall, colored, on
the same charge. They were fined IS each by the
same Justice.
Robert Earl was taken in custody by Officer
Edmonston, of the Fourth precinct, for keeping
Three dogs unlicensed lie was fined eco by Jus,
tice Morscll.
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DRAMATIC AssocIATIoN.-Some twenty-seyen
youths connected with the Record and Pension
Bureau Of the Surgeon Generals ONCE have Or
ganized under the name Of the Amateur Dra-
matte Association of Washington, u. c." The
oftieersi John l.. Hyde, president; W. s.. Trei-
bells, Vice presidents W. s, Shively, secretary; +.
$. Fletcher, treasurer; VIII. Huffman, stage
manager; =. q. Rowland, assistant stage man
hold their meetings at No. ISIS Tenth street, and
have in rehearsal the comedy of "Scyen Clerksn
and the farce OF " Box and COX"
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ASSAULT AND THREATs.-M. NJ. Klink was
arrested by Officer Clements, of the Eighth pre-
clnct, on complaint of Peter Lynch. Justice Gull
0nicer Riley, OF the Fourth precinct, arrested
Barbara Pfeifer, on complaint of John q. Pfei-
for, 70 threats OF violence. She was required TO
give security for good behavior In the future BY
Justice Morsell.
Fannie Austin was taken In cpstody by Officer
Teeple for threats OF violence towards Peter
Lynch. Justice Gull required her to give Sc
curlty to keep the peace.
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pRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT old :
Il DR. DARBY's, 90 Seventh street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall. Separate rooms for patients. sel2.n