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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

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NEW yxan RECEPTIONS AT THE PnxsIpxrr,s
mANsios-Eariyyestefd morning the attsches
Of President Johnson's household were all busily
enrared In arranging the rooms of the mansion
80 AZ. ....l,. - a.. s..., ~. y.,
ior tne reoePuon oi 'he eAPecteu Now Tears
day visitors:
Lieut. y. M. Skippon, OF the First ward, APP
peared at an early hour at the White House
with squadof the Metropolitan police force, to
Dc duty at the doors Of the lower rooms. We
also saw present, Capt. B M. Reed, OF the force,
Between 10 and II O'Clock the Marine Band,
under Professor Scala, arrived, and were seated
around table In the large entrance room, where
they contributed TO the interesting occasion
most excellent music. Tho following Ia the pro-
sramme for the timei
Diabie. Csvatina; lone. Aria; Maria d Rohan
Ooro and Ariaj Harold Waltz; Prince Alfred.
9alop. Oycrturei Poet and Peasant. Settim
no; Ernani. Pot pourii bohemian Gil. Duetto
L'Afrlcane. Waltz Village Swallows Galop.
Pot R. pouri American Airs Finale, Yankee
In the centre of the Blue Room, where the Pres
ident proposed to receive his guests, was neat
and beautiful stand, with a number OF beauti-
full flowers, such as japonicas, cAmelias migno-
nettea, lilies, &C., placed In gold Ctand of rare
beauty.
A few minutes before II O'Clock President John
ison, dressed in plain black suit with brown Kid
gloves, took his position In the Blue Room, with
Marshal Gooding and Deputy Marshal Phillips
centre OF the room stood Mrs Patterson and
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Matiuual @epnblifau.


The matinee yesterday at the National was
success, and in the evening "Everybody's Fricnd,r
with John Owens - Major wellington DcBoots
and Scion shingie, was produced. This evening
Owens appears ~ Caleb Plummer in the play OF
"Dotr and in three characters In the cxtrsva-
CANA OF the alive Indian, .s.a
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GENTLENES's DRESS SHIRTS, superior In style,
make, and fabric, to ut with ease and comfort the
human form divine" Ready-made or made to
order at STEPHENS Co.,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DIsoRDERLY CoNpuor.-.Ann Patterson, Mollie
Brown, and Daniel Jackson, were arrested by
Oficers Beall and Cation. They were taken be-
fore Justice Thompson, who fined them "a each.
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JAIL PHYSICIAN APPoINTED.-Yesterday DR..
Noble Young was appointed physician to the
jail by Warden Huestls, vice DIR. Duhsmel, re-
Gently removed.
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Work AT THE FoRTs.-A number OF workmen
were taken down the river on Monday to COM
plete the work of constructing wharf and ware
house at Fort Foote, and erecting anew barracks
at Fort Washington.
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The CIRCU MoIsioN FEAsT.-Yesterday,- the
first day OF the year, being the Feast OF tie Or
oumeision OF our Lord, was observed as holiday
OF obligation In all of the Catholic churches, and
was low mass at an early hour, and grand high
mass was celebrated In most Of the churches at
10 O'Clock, a, m. Eloquent sermons were deli
was generally observed by the Catholics as sun
Church,
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Cooper Il Lati-
improved by a two-story frame house and large
brick bake-house, on Seventh street, between
south q and streets, to Richard L. Cropley, for
Al ,OO1.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIcI

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s s and al r eh'SH sIsssS
Mould Apsar%as. seven ye%r.from he expiration
e hp. .Hd gson' which takes place on the All day OF
Sr Ne va S be sssr at S
at o'clock. m and ali persons arc aoiiisd 10 sp-
Rsfr and shCw cause 4 any they have, why said pc
Person; SppSs.as az extension are required to nlo
Wrns a, asys dsyy hssr
pgi "A testimony hled by either party. to Sc useds
So oes Which %
furnished on application.
al Ghsf nsPsfc Sy
ss ssy ,s 81 ssarpE s Srsnmen' any within te"
StasIsd, Also ISai .Ris Sa|h;g be published in the
and ia 'a ne ms ne Srss
tSr tee successive TSsks the arr Of said publles
AS ississw oommi.. e sH Il fslsRi.
DEPARTMENT qE the INTERIOR.
On the p.,,,on % " IRESr RsssnSsr
him re 18Th day q September, lsSl rs;saed he 81
!Sssr, lsel iST an ipPISysmsnt 10 Converting Rail:
SsS dS &
on " d is,s dsy 4 sssRts%Ss;I isss -
pasat ea' Be d ssarS ss
sas shSS 4 they have why said
in Ss S extension are required e
in wtiug At least osnty days before the day Of hear
ing testimony hed by either party 70 be used At e
said hearing must be taken and In accor
on application,
mony, must be ned In the office oeafy days before tho
day q bearing the arguments, any, within ten days
Ordered also, that this 1Ytiee be published in tho
g., and In the Herald, Cleveland, Ohio, once week
for three successive weeks, the nrs
T, o. THEAp4hR,
delswSw Comnljssioner Of Patents,
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An AGREEABLE SuRPRisE.-Last evening
Rev. DIR. DeHass, pastor of the Metropolitan nj
L. church, was surprised, at about O'Clock, at
his residence on 1 near Twentieth street, by a
visit from the following named members OF his
church, many of whom were accompanied by
their ladies; Messrs. 8. Norment +. A. Lutz, NJ.
g. Emery, Thomas Perry, Dr. Howard, Hon. Mr.
bullock, Charles Lane, II, I. NJ. Hurley, Joseph
Clayton, Joseph Spenney, Hon. John ID. Defrtes,
Mr.. McKelden, and others.
The reverend gentleman and his agreeable
family were still further surprised, at about
ten o'clock, when conveyance arrived at
the door with an immense quantity of cakes,
fruitG Ice creams, and, In fact, an innumerable
collection Of other choice delicscies, which had
been ordered by the visiting party. This speaks
well for the feelings Of the members OF the
church toward DR.. De Hass and family.
CONSERVATIVE Army AND NAVY USIoN-ELHc.
TIoN OF OYYIcERs.-This organization will hold
Its usual weekly meeting this Thursday even.
ing at sol PennsylvAnia avenue, between Four
anda-half and Sixth streets. The contest be-
tween the several asplrants for the respective
offices IL apparently quite animated, and large
attendance 10 expected.
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DIED FROM MS wousDs.-On Tuesday, John
Bell, alias Mace Bell who wa1 shot on Christmas
morning last by Mr. William ID. Cox, near the
country residence of Col. CLARK Mills, died In the
Jail from the effects of his wounds. II will he
remembered that Bell is the man that entered
the hen-house OF Mr.. VIM. COX on the morning
hens. On being pursued by the owner OF the
property. and his brother, and asked to sur
axe, cutting him through the clothes and into the
left breast, whereupon Mr.. COX shot four loads
at him from a revolver, three Of which took
over to Onicer Morgan, of the Second precinct.
He was committed to Jail for court by Justice
Thompson.
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FLOUR IssPEcrIoS.-In Washington city for
the year ending December 81, 1867; Family
1890 barrels; extra, S2o63 barrels; SUPER 2,os2
barrels; fine, 3G6 barrelsi middlings, o. BARRELS
and 100 barrels rye -four. Total OF all grades
for the year, 1881 barrels.
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE DETECTIVE
CoRPs.-Lieut. John Kelly, In charge OF the de.
teotiye corps Of the Metropolitan police force,
reports the number of robberies reported during
the quarter ending December 81, 1857, as 100 the
number OF arrests made, lo4 amount of prop
erty lost or stolen eli l6I60 amount OF property
recovered, el0 40s. 30 amount Of property turned
to the owners thereof, sl0,it060j amount of
property taken from prisoners and returned to
reported, besides tho amount recovered by the
detective corps there were reported at the de-
tectiye Office, 1910 recovered by the owners, and
n 500 recovered BY the precinct officers making
the amount lost $3.50.
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WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR.

Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines Silver
Tea Sets, Silk Dresepattcrns, Carpetngs Domestic
Goods. &c, &c.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars Of our great Ono Dollar Sale
Splendid Inducements offered to Agents sending US
Clubs Address, LAB0NTE BABBlTT,
No. So Sudbury Street, Boston
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SANITARY POLICE REPoRTs.-The quarterly
report Of this force gives the labors performed
by that force as follows Number of nuisances
reported, 300lj nuisances abated, 20slj undated,
tions, also; sick and destitute persons sent to
hospital, 10; friendless persons buried, III lost
children returned to parents, 81 dead animals
arrests 90, of which 80 were dismissed; fines i'm
posed on 55 cases, amounting to $4,000; amount
OF property recovered, tl0lbOj 50 poor and desti-
from the sanitary company about nine tenths OF
the above were colored persons One hundred
and two destitute families have been visited and
reported by the membe.s Of this company
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SPECIAL ISDUoENESTs,-We are requested to
announce that until January special rates are Of
fered to clubs Of three persons entering together
the Consolidated Business College, corner Of
Seventh and ID streets, We trust our young
people will improve the opportunity Of securing
4 thorough course OF business training at re-
duced rates.
A special department for mechanical, architec.
tural and artistic drawing will be opened at this
institution on Monday, January o, to supply the
great demand in this city and elsewhere for ac-
complished draughtsmen.
The college office is open this week from 10 a.
To Ii. IN.
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AGRASD BALL ANTIoPATED- understand
that the police force have appointed a committee
to make arrangements for grand ball, the pro-
ceeds to go to the treasurer Of the Provident Aid
Society, FOR the benefit Of the poor. As they are
be a good turn In Of greenbacks. The committee
from each precinct will meet at headquarters to-
N 1.
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A FIRE.-While going their rounds yesterday
morning. between four and Ave o'clock, Messrs.
Helneokie and Bowles, night police at the Inte-
rior Department, discovered fire In the base
ment OF the east wing, and, on making an exam
coil had ignited BY calling other policemen to
their assistance, the flames were extinguished
with but slight damage,
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PREsEsTATIoNs.-The hands engaged at the
carpentS work OF the Treasury extension pre-
Gented their superintendent, Mr.. John Borland,
on Tuesday, with a costly and beautiful silver
service, composed Of eight pieces.
Mr.. Winslow made the presentation In a neat
address. A happy and clever response was made
In acknowledgement by Mr. Borland.
Mr., Winslow also, in behalf Of the carpenters,
presented the foreman, Mr.. Dewdney, With sill
yer service, consisting Of seven pieces; and Mr.
Dewdney responded, In appropriate terms, to the
presentation speech,
Mr.. George J. Suter, foreman of the cabinet
makers on the Treasury extension, was pre-
scented, by the mechanics under him, with n
handsome American silver watch and chain,
purchased of Mr.. ]. Kari
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THE NEW POLICE MAoIsTRATE.-Yesterda
morning Justice ]. T. q, CLARK, the newly APP
pointed police Justice entered upon his DUTIES at
the central guard house, Third ward, vice Justice
Chaplin, resigned Justice CLARK Is an old citizen
here, and ia well versed In law. In fact we think
a better appointment could not have been made
to this position.
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A HEAVY LARCENY OF JEwELRy, &c.-It APP
pears that Mr.. Benjamin De Wolf, who keeps u
jewelry store under the Metropolitan hotel, on
Pennsylvania avenue, had suspected one OF his
employees of abstraoting Jewelry from his store,
as usual, put his head to work, and after short
Investigation of the matter arrested S. W. Grant
on Monday,w for some time has been aclerk In
Mr.. De Wolffs store. On Mr.. Grants arrival at
police headquarters he confessed that he had alb.
straeted gold watches, gold chains, brooches,
&C., 80, from the store, He manifested great
cles have been restored to Mr.. De Wolff and by
Grants confessions 1t Is probable that many
more will be recovered The value of the jewel
headquarters.
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ELECTION OF oPFIoERs.-Thc following named
persons were elected as officers Of Hope Division
W. p; Mr.. Jamorson, VA; q. p. baker, r. s.;
Mr.. Thayer, A. r. s.; r. T.. Jones, Treasurer;
Mr.. Hyland Chaplain y. A. Boswell o.; q.
Barkman, A. g.; j. ID. Avery, ]. s.. Mr.. Sum-
mara n y
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CONSULT DIR. LEON,
" eos Tenth street, above Pennn avenue.
In treating ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN, ORGANIC
and NERVOUS DISEASES he deaes competition.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS he guarantees to euro
thoroughly and permanently.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES, from
lief.
dee-tf CONSULTATIONS FREE
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anu many more omeerb OF he phiteu otates
MIR. Lewis Clephane, Collector of Internal Re,
venue, received his friends at his residence, on
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
and entertained them with his usual abundant
Hospitality; Among those present were a num- n;
her e. Sistingpished Senators and members Of
The employees Of the collectors and assessors
Offices also paid their respects to Mr. q. and his
lady.
States Capitol, received his Numerous friends at
his residence during portion of the day, and
gave warm reception to all.
James A. Morgan esq. chief clerk OF the Pension
his associates and friends at his pleasant bache-
Aldermen Asbury Lloyd, on + street, hospita-
bly, entertained many Of his friends, and caused
them to feel r. that they had met genial
1sa%d made many s'a joyous sfa
backed up BY Of wit and Sus$ SS in q Si%
almost irrepressible.
Owen Thorn, esq, en-, entertained his friends and
reporters, clerks, printers, down to the adevi'
In q handsome style, at his residence on Sixth
Edward Kolbs restaurant, corner Of Eighth and
+ Streets, Yesterday afternoon. The German
sehutzen Corps were ~ present in full force, and
cellent music, which was suited TO the occasion.
At Aman,s many friends called and passed the
compliments WV NoW iehIi hHu ~
friendly glass of csgnogg, got up In Amsn's best
style,
Mr.. George W. Driver, proprietor OF the "Oys-
| ter Bay" ass Pennsylvania avenue, entertained
| his friends during the day
Thomas Fillebfown, chief clerk of the Bureau
OF Provisions and Clothing, received calls at his
residence, corner OF Twentieth and II streets.
William Finn, esq. 300 4 street, between
| number of friends during the day.
| Colonel s. W. Owen was peculiarly happy in
| receiving his friends at the H0wen House,
Mr.. William i. Spaulding, 3o7 q street, be-
| tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, received calls
| from II a. IN. till y, IN.
Among the others who kept open houses, as
| far as we could learn, are the following named
| persons J. L. +. Holmead, esq, Alex. H. Evans,
Strong, North A street, Capitol Hill Chauncey
II. SNOW, esq, Sixth street, between and L,
John +. CoyIe, esq, Vermont avenue Col. Thos.
Berry, + street near Ninth Geo. Savage, esq,
X street, near Fifth John =. Ellis, Sixth street,
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| NEW STRRzr.cAR.-On Saturday afternoon
| the Washington and Georgetown Passenger
kAilroad Company turned out from their shop
! anew and handsome car, No. I, to which was
attached six Iron gray horses, beautifully ca.
parisoned. The turnout was in charge OF
Supsrintendent Taylor, and after diving over
the Seventh street road visited this city an
| took on nbout one hundred passengers, con-
sistinE OF persons who attended the decora-
tion Of the Federal soldiers graves at Arling.
ton. The car 10 . very handsome one, and
with the due horses attached, attracted great
deal OF attention.
MONTHLY REronr.-The business of the
police force Of the Third precinct for the
month Of May, a. reported By Lieut.. John T
Of which % were aasd sad 81 dismissed. There
were sent to the workhouse, II, jail for court,
J; jail In default Of security to keep the peace,
]; locked up at station, I; turned over to Wiz.
ginia authorities, .; turned over to detective,
! sent to Insane Asylum, 4, not disposed OF
2. The amount Of Ones were e1o2.
GRAND LARoKsv.-on Saturday night the
canal boat Emma Kate, Capt. Martin Smith,
while lying In the canal, between Jefferson
and Washington streets, was entered By
thieves, and goods to the value Of about SI6
Lumford, Henry Brown and Joseph Stone,
these parties were arrested BY the police, and
after . hearing before Justice Buckey, the
evidence was sufficient to warrant their com.
initial to iai for court
OAK HILL CEMkTkRy.-On Monday after
noon an election was held for q board OF man
ayers Of Oak Hill Cemetery, to serve for the
ensuing year, which resulted In iavor Of the
board OF last year. Al the meeting great sat-
q Mr.. A. Blundon, the eficient superinten.
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,surnEM. CouHr--GrssnAt Tznx.-An the
Justices sat IN bdne yesterday.
Geo. q. Pfesbury We. The Mayor of Wash.
ington. and II: A. willard We. fhe MAYOR OF
Wnhinston. Both cases were considsfed TO.
gether; They are applications for injunctions
snd other relief, growing out OF the law OF the
corporation assessing paving taxes on VIII
~ hotsl and other property. rhs payios
20 oner the property for sale, wbsreupon the
iessees OF the property 10 question allege that
" the sale be made IL will work irremsdisbIs
injgry to ben y sweepins away their ieasss,
strs,s NJ. ,nsrs,ess pray an in!rnetion 70 r
t H. os1 = NJ NJ ernsss q the dss:d
question, IA ne lat case M scmplainsats
are isssses q winardv hotel, "a this city,
ne property and IN the sssond ease the con, :.
tssnts st,sst o "rnos,. q Rropsssy os -Four.
%s,risf Ss:nt m s.a Rh!p; .pp.ata Ss
ior J; Y, willard, and Mr.. Bradley, IT,, TO pro.
tect the interest Of the corporation. The case
was argued By Messfs. Brent and Msrrick and
tho Court. -
Adjourned.
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AMUsEMESTs.

NAIrosAL rasArss.-rhe opers OF "M.r,.
.ans," thst rem ri gems OF VINCENT wal.
iAee's, WAS performed last night as closely an.
p'ossmshng psrfeotion as II 10 possible ia
senesye. Miss Riehlnss, Mrs.. ssguin and
. osmpb,ll and oastie were more than
esusny sndowsd with oissrnssa and elasticity
g volss, We may take ossssion u fsaur 70
1eezceiisnt rendition Of thiS supsrior lyric
sonposision. The efohsstra ds5srvs great
credit rtAf SAs.s nd siiii ~ displayed
aufins the pstfofAAh6s, The futs and elario-
nst aesompaainssts, hy tsAsrs. sshuttsr and
warner. wsfe bartisulariy sotswesthy. An
exesnsns hsass-grsstsd the company. To.
sisss"Norna"will 20 pressnted, Mia Rich.
ines 10 the principal role, and the new esodi.
ease Tor operate favor, Miss Abel. a. Ada.
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HINTS ON qARpEsINo FURNISHED ny A. p
Morris, JR.-By- replanting seed from the
same stock In the same spot, year after year
many vegetables have tendency to sport and
assume the habit Of the original wild stock.
To avoid this change Of seed, obtained rom
reliable sources, as well as 4 change Of posi-.
tion In the garden 10 requisite. In order to
raise hne vegetables In abundance, have your
garden soil In proper condition, and OF such q
consistenoe a. not to become baked on the
surface when dry, a judicious mixture Of sand
and clay 70 the beat to prevent too great adhe-
sion. A few valuable vegetables can be raised
In the smallest garden. The garden should
have q southern exposure with protection on
the north side. Thorough drainage 10 indis-
pensable. Stable manure 10 the best of all
fertilizers, but bhould not be used when plant.
Ing potatoes--N may increase the crop, but IL
apt to engender disease. The beat early potato
10 the Goodrich; the best late potato ia the
Harrison. Special fertilizers frequently have
good effect, but will not do as . substitute
for stable manure. The safest way to use
guano NJ q stimulAnt 10 to water the plants
with . solution, composed Of one pound OF
BuAno to three gallons OF water, Obtain your
manure, phosphatss, ashes, bone dust, trees,
plants, vines, implements, and seeds early
enough to ensure your having them whef,
needed. Flower seed can now, be planted, and
will give az much satisfaction as II planted
last month, and more certainty as the ground
10 warmer and the weather more settled-get
good reliable seed-whAt Is called cheap seed
Or low price, 4. poor eoonomy-get good ar
tieie, fresh and genuine, and pay fair prices.
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ORPHANS CouRr-Judqe Purcell This court
transacted the following business yesterday:
The VIII OF W. b. Randolph, heretofore re-
probate. ~
LETrkRs TKsTiHoNY.
samuel L: Randolph qualified a. admins.
with U. p. Randolph and Z. q. Caivent a.
sureties.
oUARDIANa.
.teorge Mattingly qualified - guardian OF
IN 900, with Q. Z. Mattinsiy and N. II. Row.
ACCOUNTS.
Ian was hled and approved.
Adjourned,
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NEW BoAT.-The new Potomac ferry boat
CITY OF Alexandria passed up the river to
Washington yesterday. She had double decks,
10 double.ender, and cost tt0,00o.
SPECIAL OEFIcERs APPoINrEp.-Msyor
berkeley yesterday appointed Messrs. Louis /.
O'Neil and James T. Berry special police on
GERS.
OvER.-The fishermen have stopped opera.
tions, and the packing houses In this city are
shut up.
e2Iei rye, tlssi oats, 50; mixed corn at o. os;
yellow, N10.
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ooNsERvATIyE AaNY AND NAyr'UsIos.-
s. s, Marshall, OF Illinois, will address the
Conservative Army and Navy Union this
wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock, p. m, at
their rooms, 39T PennsylvAnia avenue,
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6, ARRIVAL OF STEANERs.-The steamer Jas.
o. Green, Capt. InmAn, from New YORK.
reached her wharf here Yesterday morning, al
O'CLOCK making . quick passage. The
stenmer John Gibson, Capt. VIM. II. Winter,