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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05
CITY DIXIE LORY.
PUBLIC RUILDINGs, sc.

PUBLIC HUILnINGs, sc.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Fic
tCcnth aud Seventeenth streets west
STATE DEPARTMENT,
Corner Of Fourteenth street west and
8 street north.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Fifteenth street west opposite +
street north.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Corner Of Seventeenth street west
and Pennsylvania avenue.
SAvY DEPARTMENT,
Seventeenth street west, opposite +
street north - 81.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.,
Corner Of Il street north and Seventh
street west, in Patent Office building.
PATENT oFFICE,
In square bounded by Seventh and
Ninth streets west and Il and q streets
north.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
In square bounded by Il and + streets
north and Seventh and Eighth streets
west.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
In square bounded by Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets streets west and the
canal and street south.
DEPARTMENT or EDUCATION,
$50 q street north, north. Of Patent
Office.
ATTORNEY GESERAL,
Office in Treasury Building.
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC PRINTING,
Corner Of North Capitol street and
III street north.
COURT or CLAIMS,
Meets in the Capitol.
MILITARY ASYLUM,
Is situated about three miles north OIL
the city.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
In square bounded by Seventh aud
Twelfth streets west and the canal and
u street south.
NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
Il street north, opposite Twcnty.third
street west.
HAvYrARD,
On the Eastern Branch, three. fourths
Of a mile southeast Of the Capitol.
ARSENAL,
Southern extremity Of Four.and-R-
half street west.
COAST SURVEY BUILDINGS.
New jersey avenue, south Of tho
Capitol.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT,
On the Mall, near the Potomac.
UNITED STATES CoSsERv AroRY,
Between First and Third streets west,
south Of Pennsylvania avenue.
COLLECTORS oFFICE-UNIrED STATES Ix.
TEHSAL REVENUE,
Seventh street west, between y and
F streets north.
CITY HALL,
d street north, at the head Of Four
Rnd.a.half street west.
COUNTY JAIL,
Corner of Fourth street west and G
street north.
MASONIC HALL,
Southwest corner Of d street north
and Ninth street west.
ODD FEILows' HALL,
Seventh street west, between ID and
l. streets north.
YOUNG NEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Northeast corner Of Ninth street
west and ID street north.
WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,
Office, Room l9l Patent Office
Building.
WASHINGTON GAs-LIGuT COMPANY,
Office, 472 Tenth street west. Works
at foot OF q street north.
METROPOLITAN POLICE,
Headquarters, Louisiana avenue, be-
tween Fourand.a.half and Sixth streets
west.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Gcrmaniu Lodge No meets every
Tuesday evening in Germania Hall, O
street. between Sixth and Seventh.
Miller Lodge No. meets in Good
Fellows Hall, Seventh street, near ID,
every Wednesday evening.
Aidridgo Lodge No. 3 meets in Good
Fellows Hall every Tuesday evening.
Osborn Lodge No. 4 meets in Good
Fellows Hall every Wednesday eve
ming.
Irving Lodge No. 6 meets in Good
Fellows Hall every Monday evening.
Capitol Lodge No. meets in Good
Fellows Hall every Friday evening.
The r. II. Grand Lodge meets quar-
terly on the second Thurs day in April
July, October, and January, and annu
ally on the fourth Thursday in April.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

The Office is open from G a, IN, to $3.50
o'clock p. m, except on Sunday, on
which day it is open from $ to 10 a. IN.
and to 7 p. IN.
The mOney-Ordcr and registered-letter
departments are open from & q. IN. t0 O
p. ~. No business is transacted in
either OF these departments on Sunday.
Tho lettcr-Corricra window Is Opcn
from 7 to Q o'clock p IN General dc.
livery windows arc open until II o'clock
y. m,
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st. Paul's church, Episcopal, Rev. s.
w. Norton.
Grace church, Episcopal, Rev. d. f.
Sprlgg.
Baptist church, Rev. @. O. Biting.
Catholic church, Rev. p. Kroes.
First Presbyterian, Rev. G. G. Camp
bell, of Indiana.
Second Presbyterian, Rev. J. T.. Left.
wich.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. T. IL.
Haines.
Methodist Episcopal South, Rev. Mr..
Hougb.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. b. F.
Benson.
Christ church, Episcopal, Rev. DR..
McKim.
Baptist church, Told SCHOOL, Elder
Francis.
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CONunEssIONAL DIRECTORY.

Alphabetical List OF tho Senators,
Representatives ana Delegates
Elected 60 the FOFty.FIFst Congress
with their HesIdonces In washing
ton. .'a
Senators and Representatives will please
notify us of any changes of residence in
Washington.
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Time UTArFiVHi ana Closing "C Mails
Northern and Eastern Mu,l.
lst, due G45 a. IN, Closes a, III,
ID, due $50 p. IN. Closes 8 P. IN.
Greai niaifrn and Baltimore Mails
lst due Gao a. N, Closes G ., IN.
"a, due 1890 a. m. ..
ID, due l:lj p. m,
i,h, due G:3O p, N. OlOgcs Z p, m
Southern Mails,
Via Orange and Alexandria railroad
Tor LynvhburF, Chattanooga, and New
Orleans,
Duo G'25 p. III, Closes $500 q. IN,
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Trinity church, Roman Catholic, near
the Georgetown College. Rev. A. f.
OampL
Christ church, Episcopal corner Of
Congress and Beall streets. Rev. w.
W. Williams.
Grace church, Episcopal, south High
street. Rev. j. T.. Brown.
St. Adams church, Episcopal, Ten
nallytown road. ReY. J. II. Chew.
ST Johns church, Episcopal, second
street. Rev. A. b. Atkins.
Methodist Episcopal church, Dunbar
ton street. Rev. John II. Dashicld; J..
W. Hoover, sup.
Methodist Episcopal church, West
Georgetown. Rev. II. Q. Mcdaniel.
Methodist Protestant church, Con.
gross street. Revs. l.. w. Bates and
W. g. Lipsconb.
Presbyterian church, corner OF Bridge
aud Washington streets. Rev. Mr..
| MOfit
Baptist church, corner of Congress
and Gray streets. Rev. James Nelson.
Lutheran chapel, corner of High and
Fifth streets. Rev. John Suman.
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oOLoRED CHURCHES.

A. N. n. zion CHURCH.
Zion Wesley church, d street, be-
tween Second and Third streets, Island.
Galbraith chapel, l. street, between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
John Wesley church, Connecticut
avenue, between l. and NJ streets.
. BAPTIST
Nineteenth and / street.
Shiloh, l. street, between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets.
Old Side Baptist, + street, between
Seventeenth aud Eighteenth streets.
cArHopC.
Church of Blessed Martin de Torres,
Fifteenth street, between l. and NJ.
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Union Bethel, NJ street, between FIJI
teenth aud Sixteenth streets. Rev. II.
Hall, pastor.
Israel, near south end of Capitol.
Rev ]. Handy, pastor.
Eighth, between ID and Il streets.
Rev j. ID. Hall, pastor.
Ebenezer, Green street, Georgetown.
Rev. Savage l.. Hammon, pastor.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-05

Especial attention is called TO the
monry.order system as safe aud cheap
method Of transmitting small sums Of
money through the mails. Orders are
issued in sums Of not more than $50.
Larger amounts can be transmitted to
the same person at the same time by ad.
ditional orders.
The money-Ordcr Office is open from
8 q. IN. to 6 p. IN.
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RATES.

On orders not exceeding 500, 10 cents.
Over 500, and not exceeding
$50, Is cents.
Over $50, and not exceeding
$40 20 cents.
Over $40, and not exceeding
500, % cents.
Money orders can be obtained on any
post uiice Of Switzerland at the above
rates
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~Calico balls are the order i'm Cleveland.


~Chicago omnibus drivers carry lean
people q cent cheaper.
@The "Snollieosters" are Cleveland socis-
~ whose weakness is clam bakes.
~The improved ten-pins set themselves up
by spring.
~Ata wedding at Lafayette, Ind, the choir
sung "Come ye Dieconsolate."
@L Los Angeles, Cal, thinks q "theatre ALI
that In needed TO make Ii an earthly parsdise. .
~Reuben Beardslee IL suing John II. Calvin
in Chicago for wife seduction, and refuses 10 he
comforted short OF $50 900.
- The novel excuse OF Hartford woman for
stealing was that she "wanted the goods Co.
Christmas presents, and couldn't AFFORD 10 buy
them" wy
ga p:ous young girl of Ke,kuk. In. has
broken on her engagement because her lover
insisfed UPON counting Sunday night
81 What is to happen nexte Now com.s
lsoy lectlring in New York on the rights 2
81 dispatch from Springfield. NJ ass. states
tnf 800 pounds OF nItro-eiycerins expo =
Yesterday ct the Hoosac tunnel. BLOWN. 10
atoms Jno. Nelsar, superintendent.
Ia Philadelrhia lawyer was retuked hv-
the court Tor badeering q witness, aH1 90 TO- 0
that witnesses should be treated in the same
manner IS any gentleman would treat visitor
~ HE house,
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THE COLD SNAP.
The Frost King Supreme all Afoux
the Line 10 daytime Hereury
HOyPriES AbOUt yero

We note elsewhere som, thing about the cold
snap in this vicinity, bat keen &c the winter
wind Is in this city to day, the range CT the the,-
moineter is not so low here as at other points in
The country, situated IurtheT south. DISPATCHES
from all leetons of the country represent the
weather a. continuing extremely cold. AtSey-
eral Icints-Nortb and South-there have been
heavy falls OF snow. The following collected
from the War DepaT tment weather report of
ms morn g, VIII be VI interest in this ,Onnec
ton.
Duluth, Mimi, a. m.-weather clear and
cold, thermometer IL deg. below zero; calm
Detroit, Mich, a. m.-Thermometer mipps
barometer rising; wind 5. W., blowing brisk
"; cloudy.
Cleveland, o sa. m.-Barometer rising: tber-
cloudy. s''
Chicago, III. a. Thermometer deg. be-
iow zero; wind blowing freshly from s. W.;
clear.
Cincinnati, o., a. m.-weather clear and
col9i wind y. w thermometer minus deg.
Cheyenne, W r., q. m.-Thermometer p .
Being II cegs. higher than yesterday q. M; wind
w; sky clear; barometer railing slowly.
Omaha, Neb 5 a. m.-Weather fair and cold
thermometer deg below zero; no wind.
deg; clear and cold; no wind.
ST. Louis, Mo-, q. m.-Weather clear and
colo; thermometer minus deg.
New Orleans, La, = a. m.-Thermometer rs
deg; barometer rising; clear; wind n. K.
Mobile, Ala, o m,-Weather fair, bat cold;
thermometer q deg, with wind y.
Rochester. n. Y, q. m.-Snowing briekly.
with wind W., blowing Is miles per hour; Their.
mometer IL deg.
Mount Washington, n. H., sam-Barome-
ter 2s.51; thermometer minus 10 deg; wind g..
blowing 20 miles per hour; cloudy.
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NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY-Commsndor VIM
g. Temple, OF dered 70 command the Tennessee.
Psymsster Thos. T. Csswell, "a Assistant I'm
sineers Edward J. Allen and FrsncI. NJ. Ash
ton, Gunner ThOs. z. Nenahle, Saiimake, Fran
Gle Boon, ordered 10 the Tennessee. Master
Arthur A. Boyd, ordered TO the Michigan
Lieut.. Commanders Geo. w. Hayward and q.
IL. Glidden. detached from the Naval Academy
and ordered 10 the Tennessee. Lieut.. Com. q
+. r. Wide. Master 4. W. NichOls let Assist
ant Engineer Charles }. Mcconnell, detached
from the Boston navy ward and ordered 70 the
IenrCESce. First Assistant Engineer .Iames
sheridan. BOstsWsin Chhs. Miller. GarDeuter
Thomas ID. Toy, detached from New York ward
and ordered 10 the Tennessee. Lieut.. Wallace
Graham, Chief Engineer ". Z. Brooks, de-
-sched from the Michigan aud ordered 70 fhe
tennessee. Lieutenant Comm andsr e :
Cotton, detached iron the PortSr1auth -
H. navy yard and ordered 20 the Tsnnes= Sc
Master Albert Ross, detached from .sliucton
navy yard. and ordered 20 the Teunes.ep. Sur-
econ J. McMasteTs, detached from Special dgty
a New York, and ordered 10 tie TFnreSsaS
Passed Assistant surgeon William >. Fort. de-
tacbed from the rdceiying ship Potomac. aud
ordered 10 the Tennessee. Assistant Surgeon
Nj. J.. Ruth. detached from Philalelph!a navy
yard, and ordered To the tennessee Lieut.
Commander Z. ii. Davis. Jr., dstache from the
Portsmouth. aud placed on waiting orders,
Second Assistant Engineer John i. Kelly de-
iached from the Terror, aud placed on waiting
oroers. Chief Engineer W. W. Dun san. de
tached from duty a. member of the hoard OF
examiners, and placed on waiting OrdeTs.
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a REO.es Burned.

NV YORK, Dec. 2i.-RuthCl forp's Park Ho-
iei, IN New Jercev, vps destroyed 'by sre eariy
n morning. The loss j. estimated az 81. pj1.
iCtol.
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ArTKNPr TO ESCAPE FROM THE ROCKVILLE
JAiL-On Sunday afternoon last, eight negro
mer, Imprisoned in our jail on various criminal
he jail-as Is customary on Sundays-snd
when the jailer, Mr.. Dove,) went to them with
their dinners, they made for the passage door
with perfect rush, forcing their way by the
isifr, throwing him down the steps, rushing
out OF the front door, and fleeing precipitateIy
IN different directions. Alarm wss immediafely
gwen aHd pursuit made, which resulted in the
recaptnre of two of the prlsoners-the other
escaping and being still at large. Sheriff BEN
son has offered q reward of two hundred dollar
Tor The apprehension Of the six that Escaped.
murder, was preparing to escape by cuttips
loose bis letters, but was detected in time TO be
foiled IN the MISUNDERSTANDING MAJ Sentinel
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Better.

EsH-FuED, Dec. "a Rev. James V. Strong
80 ta-F tlaut. Minnesota. WHO vas sari1,ie. :
UjuEct yesterday by the accident which gause,I
ire Jgath VI lev. Collins store. Is better. ana
LCTe ale strong hopes Tor las recovery.
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The Geld Weather.
VIRGINIA

AZ O'Clock, stood NJ degrees At Greenhrier
White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, to-dsv,
the thermometer IL degrees below zero. Ice
4inehes thick has formed at stanton.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPoLIs, led. Dee. 24-Last nirht va,
the coolest Of the sesson. The thermometer AZ
this point at a. NJ. to day was degs. below
zero; at Lafayette. 10 below; New ALBANY, =
below; Richmond, below; Evansville below:
Union City, Ind, II below. Vincennes 10 be-
low; and Terre Haute, IL below.
OHIO.
CIrCIrNATI, o. Dec. - This ia the coolest
morning Of the season. The Thermometer ia
4 below zero. At sunrise some Thermometers
on the hills indicated IS low as 10, aud above
al noon. The weather il clear
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OHIO
The Atlantic Gables 90 be RepaireS
When tire wind Lsfl>

st. JoHN's, y. F, Dec. 24.-The vessel which
spoke the Robert Lowe brings a letter from
Captain Kerr, dated yesterday. Continuous
gales are reported, but everything was ready 20
avail 81 the fret moderate weather O. repaiT tie
Atlantic cables
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SOCrTT-AmOpg the features of tO-night's
literary re UNION at Mr. Kings wiz probably be
some inte4c ting "RecOllectiOrs q an EAs.ern
Cruise by Captain u. Gilman, L. 5. y.
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HOLIDAY FOR TING CLEREs- At room to-day
all of TIE Government Offices ciosed. in order 10
allow the clerks tire 10 prepsre for the Christ
z
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On THE JUNP.-Tbe westchester county, y
Y, girls had a grand jumping contest on Thurs
day, the I'D inst, for purse OF 500, which was
won by Miss Kate LaBgdOn, who leaped feet
~ inches on the nrst trial and feet, -, inches
ON the second, distsncing her three competitO
10y few inches only. The jumpi-ts were
skirts and tight-laced boots, with jaunty little
red velvet caps with tassels.
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CONsIssInN.s jos. s. WILSON, OF me Land
ono, denies the Statement telegrarhed from
this city that ne hrs been requesteJ 20 resign.
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FIRST LIBU TENANT J. II. SYLVESTER, unas
sigEed. has been hono-shlv discharged the ser
vice under the new army law.
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Photographed Erdssir,ly 70 ne Er.s,ss sssr.
No JUNCTION.
LoSroN, Dee. 23.-Yesserday's announcement
rom private sources that Two division. Of the
army Of the Loire had effected q junction. an
pears without foundation.
WEDNESDAYS SoRTIE FROM PARIS
BoRpEArx, Dec. 2S.-During the great sort.
from Paris on Wednesday Dacrot took mar,
hundred pr. oners.
THE PRUsSIAN RETREAT FROM TOURS
The general situation is more encouraging for
the French. The non-occupstion Of Tours, and
tile retire. at Of the other PrnsSisn forces towards
move ments OF Chsusey and Bourhaki. Rouen
has been almost entirely evacnsted by the
PrussiaDS. There we're only $50 German
soldiers ,,it there Yesterday. Manteufel undosbt-
sing the march OF General Fsiiherbe.
GEN. FAIDHFRRE'S ACCOUNT OF HIS
VICTORY AT PONr NOYEIIF
BORDEAUX, Dec. 2i.-ln an Official dispatch
telegrsQhed iron Lille on the night of tie sd
Gen. Fsidheroe announces 90 the ministry OF
war that his army engaged the enemy AZ Point
Noyelle that dsv. TIE battle lasted from m IN
the forenoon until in the evening. For the
greater portion OF the time ~ - artiiler.
duel, which finally terminated bv = charge ~
the French infantry along the who'e line. The
enemy were driven hack, and TIE French TROOPS
remained masters OF the field.
NJ tbhLlb lflF IA w hENs III n ~ e.
LONDON. Dec. -, evening-A dispatch from
Hsyre says rursor H. prevalent that General
ChsuEy was defeated by the combined armies
of the Duke of Mecklenhurg and Prince Pred
erick Charles, and il now In full retreat. In
formation hss been received from Cher bOurl
that that there are Co,eo0 French troops a
Z Hsvre.
MORE ABOUT THE sORTIE FROM
PARIS.
BoRDEAUr, Dec. 2--kdyices from PARIS on
the night Of the sd has been received By q bal
loon which, landed near Nuts. There Was no
engagement on that dsy, Thursday. but q gen
eral engagement was regarded ss immneni
/ The Journals estimate the losses Of the French
in tie combats OF the 2ist about SO killed ard
wounded, snd speak In glorious terms Of Il
great confidence and order displayed by the ma
tionsl guard.
RESURRECTION AT RHEIMS AGAINST
THE PRUSSIASS.
LONDON. Dec. 23.-Advices from Versailles
state that six thousand Saxons left Sauny with
the intention to force q march 10 Rheims where
the people are reported TO have risen in insur-
rection against the authority Of the Puussian
commander.
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Arrival Of Steamers

New YORK, Dec. 2i.-The City o. London
| took oat S-3e;225 in specie.
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L=EI +. Luckily, of Illinois, a clerk in the
Executive Mansion. has beer aprointedsb y the
President bis assistant private secretary, II
Place of DANES T. Elv, resigned.
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The Population OF 0hfe.
SDecfe ShfpRueutx

CISCISNATI, Dec. 24.-Fhe exact population
q OHIO, according TO the corrected ret lrns. y
> G6S.CsI.
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SECRETARY FisB gave dinner party last
night. TO the members OF the Committee on
Foreign Relations in the Senate and OF the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs of the House. Sena
Tors Sumner and Morton were both present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

INTERNAL RRvRNUE-Ther receipts from thi,
source to-day were s2sl .i4s.2S.
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VNew York comments on the absence ~
champagne at recent entertainments AZ re-
markahle Its, considering the immense cider
crop in Jersey. S'1S'
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hty Collins Stone, principal of the deaf
and dumb asylum az Hartford. Conn. was Liii
81 10y y car, In that city Yesterday. while ar
tenotny 20 drive his carriage across the track
ff'- -. ~ strong minister from Minnesota.
40" WIS viii Lin, was badly mi ured.
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1 ~ l.
fklDA1 ENENiSG. DECEMBER 3OTH
FNE MINI ONLY
y. n. jkkATT
Vii deliver bi- IEt'It kE. in which h. "a III civ.
IN 49, truihf1l scelGnl Of his THRILLING sd
trotu. lion % J. WILKES BOOTH. All ~. ni.n
srT.ngsd 70 EidnsB tnot murd-rl PRESIDENT
LIN DLN- The attempted abduction and ~ daFesf
t2gSthrr with tbs abandonment Of ths no.. the
srrest, trial AID sCIuittsl, denuncistign Of Jn5ss
tFhrr. judge Pierrvpont. Elwin N staut,. .6f
Lo1ls NtlcEmsnn- Admission, 70 cents
sesfs for sale at Eiii,'. Peuua Avenue No ex,r.
- = lot LeseLN'l stals dc-4 81
A MUsEnESTs FOB WHITE ByESIg90
"A Tor Ckurches, Schools, Christian AssOci.fions
Temperance Societies, &c, with tbs Stereop.lcoo o.
Eis-.iN.ng Views, over 80 paintings 70 select from
the Holy Land, ocriptural We've, Ascent II Mont
Blanc the Bottle, or Drunkards Career pairy Tale.
Comic Views, etc. Terms reasonable Magic La,'
tsrns Tor ebIltrens parties. ii WILLIAMS, 9IJ
~ street, between 9th and 10Th. n. w. nos-ans
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Price Of L. 8. Bond. at Frankfort,

NEw YORK, De. 2i.-Arrired, the Larayett,
aud Pennsylvania.
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Washington News and Gossip.

TEE PEEsIp.Nr received no visitors TO-DAY