National Republican., 1873-11-20
PERSONAL.

Jefferson Davis returned to Memphis yester-
day.
Ell President johnson Is stil sojourning at the
Metropolitan hotel.
Senator Robertson and family, OF South Caro-
llns, are at the Ebbltt house.
Major z. X. Pangoorn, editor OF the Jersey
city Erenfng Journal, Ia In town.
Mr. Hendrick Hudson will correspond for the
Boston Herald daring the winter.
Col; ": II. Farr.r, q Oregon, lies hopelessly
III At his residence on Capitol Hill.
Prof. Edward Daniels. OF the Richmond STATE
Journal, was In the city yesterday.
Ex-senator Hlll, Of Georgia, is In town, and
has taken rooms on Fourteenth street.
Hon. Lloyd Lowndes, NJ. c. from Maryland,
has taken house on X street for the winter.
Tue Attorney General has occupied his new
and elegant mansion on Rhode Island avenue.
Colonel 00kge W. Adams, OF the World, left
to-day for New York, on an important mission
for his newspaper.
and Col. J. G. Hunt, editor National iadsr, Texas
are at the Eboitt house.
senator Richard J. oglesby, OF Decatur, ILL
nols, was married on the 18th instant to Mrs.
Emns kays, OF Elkhart
DR.. Horatio stone, sculptor Of this city, has re.
ceiyed an order to execute q lite-sixe bust Of
the late James W. Knowlton.
Hon. Benjamin y. Butler and family will rc-
| occupy their former residence, corner OF Fif-
teenth and streets, this winter.
l hUu. DANlu W. MUM, NJ. Y. IfOm tue klGnt q
district Of Tennessee, has arrived In the city,
and is stopping At the Ebbitt house.
Lieut.. Col. Ben Perey Poore writes TO the
Centennial committee offering all his old revo-
lutionary clothes, &C., for exhibition.
Mr. W. j. Vance has arrived In the city, and
will act a. correspondent Of the Cincinnati COM
| p.srcidt during the session OF Congress.
| Mr.. Mcfarland has secured q fine collection
| OF portraits OF eminent Philadephians, which
| adorn the walls Of his ofiicc IN the Row.
/ Inhn I.v Enn ha NJ ths
Currency, will 90 to New York before complet
/ ing his annual report for the purpose Of con
ferring with leading bankers.
Mr.. Z. v. smalley, who wrote some Of the best
| letters published from the Vienna exposition
has returned 10 this city and resumed his posi-
tion In the New York TTituns bureau.
| Mr.. W. II. Powell has arrived In the city, and
VIII superintend the framing Of hts painting Of
the eastern stairway leading TO the Senate gal
| lciies.
State Senator Goodioe, Republican, OF Ken
tucky, has been soJournlng 1T Willarls q few
days, lie goes home to be present at the meet
Ing Of the Legislature at Frankfort on the ist o.
| December.
Mr.. W. Scott Smith has refurnIshed his cozy
rooms on street, near Thirteenth. Mr.. Smiths
| dispatches to the New York Rrening Post and
Philadelphia Bpcniny BuItstin are among the yerJ
best sent from this city.
Mr.. sidney Andrews, formerly Of Newspaper
Row as correspondent OF the Boston Idpsrtfssr
| viii, " ~ uuuOuuCtu, Dt uhffitu To-Day 10 MIN
Sarah l.. washburn. Mr.. Andrews has lately
acted as secretary to Governor washburn, Of
| Massachusetts.
George Alfred Townsend succeeds Mr.. Jane,
W. kuowlton, deceased, as correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati Commercial ant
| Missouri Republican combination. lie also sue
ceeds Col. hinton as correspondent OF the New
York Graphic.
Mr.. Ramsdell has laid q nice, new rag carpet
onihe 1oors OF the Tribune rooms. lie has alst
received three new pictures OF Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid, giving this gentleman IN several attltudei
| ~ editor OF the Tribune. Mr.. Ramsdell has alst
received large umbcr OF Tribune extras, con
| tainng the dOings OF the Evangelical Alliance
| which he has for llatributlon, free Of charge.