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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

IT IS REPORTED that Judge Poland,
chairman of the Arkansas committee, is of
the opinion that the proceedings in that
State which resulted in the adoption Of the
Garland constitution and the Inauguration
of the Garland government were revolu-
tionary in the extreme, and unwarranted
by even the slightest pretence of law. If
this report be true, and we have no reason
to doubt il, there is cause to congratulate
the Republicans of Arkansas upon the
prospect of settlement of the difficulties
under which they rest in a manner accept.
able to them. Admitting the illegality of
the Garland usurpation, there is no reason
why it should not be deposed by the strong
arm Of the General Government.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22
DIED.,


ROCHE.-On the 2Ist Inst, at $50 O'Clock q. m,
Mrs; CATHAEINE ROCHE, wife Of Michael Roche,
Funeral viii take place from Ger sons residence,
SlS to9Eth street northTest, SATURDAY the 20
the family p invited to attend.
RF4TR r. iS the 9G Of January EDWIN A.
Frends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral on Saturday, the I'D inst., at
avenue betWee Tenth and Eleventh streets south
east.
Es AGED tee Rh af tIete SsE!
Relatives and friend Of the family are respect
TesseRSe High street, Sunday at
O'Clock p. NJ.
MARY A. LAKENAN, in the ffty-sevtnth year OF
T sfs Paoe Sunday in'' from
geTing lines at the Esside9ce Of Thomas H. wal
soN, in the sIIy7seyenth yesF OF his age. ,1 nm
His funeral win tax; place Fl g the residence Of
Street southwest, to-day, at il o'clocka m. avn
oDDIE.In this this city, on NJ Tuesday, January 10.
specially Invited to attend the funeral from the
500 East Capitol street, ON Thurday $50 O'Clock.
RICKER.-On the Goth inst, at the residence of
RTcKEH, the daughter Of the late Douglas Toison,
OF consumption, in the twenty-nfth year of her
II funeral will take place from the residence of
her mother, 7O6 Second street northwest, between
street and Massachusetts, avenue, to-day, at
O'Clock.
DISAULES.-Ont the 10Th inst, in Christian for
titude, EMILY, widow of the late Z. A. DeSaules,
in the seventy fourth year of her are.
Relatives and friends are respectfully requested
10 attend her funeral from the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. II. Burns, No. 62 + street south
Nest, on Friday, at p. IN
MCCARTHY.-On Tuesday, January 10. at 7:20
p. M, JOHN MCCARTHY, native Of ireland, in
the sixtieth year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 705 Second
street northwest, Friday, January 2, at O'Clock
p. III.
JEFFERS.-At Bellyiew Magazine, D. c.,
GEORGEANNA JEFF EHS. aged two years aud i've
months, beloved child of William j. and Lydia
Htr funeral will be at Congressional burial
gror nd at o'clock on Friday. The friends OF the
family are invited 10 attend.
RYAN.-On the 18th inst. after q lingering ILL
ness. CATHERINE, wife Of James Ryan, iH the
fny- fourth year of her age.
Funeral " Ill tlke place from her late residence,
No. III Sixth street northeast, Capitol Hill, on
Friday I'D inst. at $3.50 O'Clock. and pro iced to
st. Peters church, wnerc Requiem Mass will be
red for the TepOse of her soul. Friends of the
family respectfully invited.
SEE was beloved in 1.-THE relations of life de-
voted wife. fond mother, affectiOnate and true
friend and exemplary Christian, adOrn ng the cir
Gle in which she moved by k!niness, suayity of
nners. goodness of heart and universal charity.
Our loss is her eternal gain. By her DEVOTED son,
JAMES II. RYAN.
IN. Y. Sun and Herald please cOpy.l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

The shahs European Trip and its Results.
The Cologne Gd=stte states that the Shah's
visit TO Europe has occasioned many alterations
in the external appearance Of the upper and mid
die classes in Persia. Shoes are worn, the bsggy
trousers are reduced, the chin is shaVen-an limo
walton obnoxious to the orthodox Mohammedans
the cap is not so high, and the whole dress Is Q
mixture Of Armenian and European fashions
But chairs are not adopted; they are used only
for European visitors while the natives fold their
legs on the cushion or footstool. In religious
matters the old fanaticlsm is less frequently dis
played, and the missionaries enjoy great liberty
The numerous Armenian Christians are conscious
Of the protection Of the Russian Ambassador, and
their influence is materially increased by many Of
the foreign residents marrying their daughters,
as European wives often 20 to Europe, and are a
burden rather than comfort 10 their husbands,
while the Armenian women are not inferior 70
their English sisters. The old abuses In the Gov
eminent still exist. The army Is Q real plague
spot.
Only day Iaborers and the poor are enrolled, the
rich purchasing exemption by presents to the off,
GERS. Three marks month are regularly paid
TO the men, but all allowance for clothes Is cur
tailed; 80 that the soldier, in order TO live, Is
driven to plumber, in which he only too gladly In
dulges In the most brutal manner. The tendency
to dishonesty is an ineradlcable element Of the
national character and IL only repressed In Tehe-
rem under the immediate eye Of the Shah. There
alone the lower classes breathe freely, for they
Of all grades and the soldiers dare not invade the
houses and feel Is and take what they please With
out payment. The famine OF 1872 has Inflicted
serious wounds on the country. The English ar
bltratOrs who traversed Seistan during the time
OF the greatest Distress to settle the boundaries
Of Persia, passed days without seeing child or
1900, 900, more than quarter Of the pOpulatiDa.
The railway projected by Baron Reuter- Is at
standstilI. II Is hoped that an equivalent Will be
found for II, as the Shah is very anxious for In
proved communications, and recently ordered
survey for q horse railway from Teheran to SchAh
Abdul Aim, while he has summoned post O6ica
officials from Austria to organize postal SER
vice. ....
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

THE gentlemen included on "Dillon's
List" as having received $1,000 notes un-
der circumstances which connected them
by suspicion with the Pacific Mail corrup-
ton have all made satisfactory explana-
tons. Mr.. Boyd Winchester, to whom
personal allusion in this regard has been
made in these columns, proved conclu-
siyely that he voted persistently and con-
sistently against the subsidy. Now let the
committee proceed to investigate the man
ner in which this list, which we understand
was expunged from its records two years
ago, was unearthed and made public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

THE Richmond Wing, of the 10Th, prints
the bogus dispatch from Charlestown, W.
Va, asking the President to send troops to
aid negroes to take their seats in the Legis-
lature of that State, in such way as to
mislead its readers with the belief that the
request was bona .fde. "Send for General
Sheridan" says the Wing; che is not
afraid" We ask the Wing if it does not
know that there are no colored men in the
West Virginia Legislature, and why it
tempered with the date of the pretended
dispatch-unless it deliberately intended
IN dpcaive
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

SEVERAL newspapers Of the Independent
stripe have recently discovered that the
contradiction of statements made by THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN regarding opera
tons now going on near Key West. with
which they were furnished by their Wash
ington correspondents, are not altogether
reliable. The truth is that when your
average Washington correspondent is bar
rem Of news to supply the demands of his
journal, he either draws upon his magma
ton to supply the deficit or fatty contra
diets something about which he knows
nothing, and about which it is impossi.
bic, owing to his general standing in Off
cial circles, that he can get any informl-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

THE memory of politicians for names and
faces is matter of remark. Schumacher,
the Democratic Pacific Mail lobbyist, for
example, can remember two thirds of the
names of his constituents, and all the de-
tails connected with his transactions in
which they are or may have been inter-
ested. But, strange to say, it is impossible
for him TO remember many of the names,
faces and details connected with the pas
sage of the subsidy. This fact presents a
question worthy the attention of Brown,
the mind reader.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

In AN EDITORIAL yesterday upon the
Franc decision the statement that Attorney
General Williams had from the first deter
mined the matter as it had just been de-
cided by the court was inadvertently
omitted. In fact, the circular of the De-
partment, afixing the new standard to in
voices, was based upon the Attorney Gen
erals opinion. Having afterwards argued
the case in opposition to such eminent
counsel as W. NJ. Evarts, Judge Williams
may well feel much qualification at the de-
cision of the court.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

ton. OF course, this assertion is by no
means intended to include the entire corps
Of correspondents; but it is not difficult to
select those to whom it does most justly
allude. Take those, for example, who
placed no faith in our recent explanations
OF the condition of diplomatic relations be-
tween Spain and the United States.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

THE Cincinnati Gazette goes out of its
way to put slur upon the Washington
city press" in its allusion to the Pacific
Mail corruption business. We are afraid
the good Deacon Smiths wicked partner
has assumed vicarious powers again. Be-
ing of forgiving spirit, however, we dis
miss a natural desire to retaliate by ex-
posing some Of his wellknown Delinquent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22
MARRIED.

DRURY-RYAN.-On Tuesday, 18th instant. at
81. Matthew's church, BY Rev. Q. l. White, d. D.,
and Miss JANE RYAN, both Of this city.
.OLCOTT-MOORE.-On January 20 by Rev. Mr..
W. sHARHr oLCoTT, OF Washington, and Miss
ELIAF. MOORE, OF Georgetown. No cards.
SEYBGLT-DAYIs.-On the 18th instant, at the
Parsonage, by Rev. DR.. ]. q. smith, Il. j. SEY-
BOLT, OF Washington, and Miss l.. j. DAVIS, OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

INAcTIoN by Congress on the Southern
question will be accepted and construed by
the White Leaguers as a tacit admission
that their villainy may be continued and
diminished
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
''Heads and Tails" studies and stories Of pets;
by Grace Greenwood. Among the Trees Bry-
Jennie Cunningham Croly. The Lily and the
Cross, by james de Mile 1.-The Flag Of Truce;%r
and Beaqtyi,' by Hopkins History OF the
mors or the West;'' by B. II. Riley: illustrated;
''TIespassers;'' showing how the Inhabitants OF
earth, sir and water are enabled to trespass on
domains not their own; by Rev. j. A. Wool, N.
A. ''Old-Time Pictures and Sheayes OF Rhyme;"
by Taylor; fourth edition; illustrated. 1.-THE Star
ling;" by NormGn Macleod, ID. d. ''Grace for
Grace Letters Of Rev. William Jones. mis-
tTess OF the hanse;" Holland.
For sale by
W. II. g. 0. H. MORRISON.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

BY looking into physical causes our minds are
opened and enlarged, and In this pursuit, whether
we lose the game, the chase is certainly Of SER
vice-BuTke.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOR YOUNG MEN
from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life
Manhood restored. lmpedimNnt to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New aud re-
free; IN seslsd enyelopes. address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION. 40 Nsrth Niuth street, Phil ldelphll,
Pa.-sn Institution having ahigh REPUTATION for
honorable eondUcs and professional skill.
laIt-MWNFym
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PERSONAL.

fEhSONA AL.
A LADY WITHOUT INCUMBRANCE
IA would like the charge of two Children, girls
preferrEd;) board and Inst uctiOn: not exceeding
zen nor under six years OF age. Terms moderate.
List of references given and required. Address
"lnstrGctOr,' city post office. ja2-2t'
DISSATISFACTION" CURES WITHOUT
~ inter nal Medicine, 81: at airn's, corner of
Ninth street; StOtt's. Pennsylvania avenue;
COughlin's, Masonic Temple; DOOley's, Capitol
Hill; Shreeye's, Unoutown, and Dr. DArby's,
corner OF Four and street and Pennsylvania
avenue, COLONIZATION Building.) 1t Is equally
good for female weakness. janis Inn
MONEY TO LOAN.-S2O.OOO, $4,000, 5000,
WI g, 500, also, several small sums, to loan on
long time, on frst-class city property. Money
to loan on real estate. u,pNrp
de3-Sm Corner Seventh and streets.
DR. ROBERTSON, NO. as TENTH SRTEET,
II opposite City Gas ONCE, treats especially all
diseases Of the Urinary Organs, GOnorrheA elects,
STRUCTURES, Syphilis, and all Skin Diseases, Sem
lnal Weaknesses, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Impetency, Mental and Physical IncapacitY, Inn
pediments TO Marriage, &C. Guarantees positive
and speedy cure by n0wly-discoyered remedies.
DR.. Robertson can be consulted every WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, from to .. m. oc1s-n
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LOST AND FOUND.

NNON~cON~N~NO0OOOO~0OOOOOC
NOUN D-A GOLD SHlRT-STUD. THE
II owner can have the same by calling at this Of
fee, paying for this advertisement and proving
property. ja22-3t'
TON THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
II the 2lst instant, between corner OF Fourteenth
mac depot, via Fourteenth street, Massachusetts,
avenue, Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue, 3
Iady's small black Morocco HAND-SATCHEL,
containing toilet aIticl S. &C. A suitable reward
will he paid for delivery Of same at No62i street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

RANAwHA SPLINT COAL.
Just received, consignment OF this celebrated
COAL-the best in the market for omen gr ties.
Web We 4 large and wcIl-assorted stock OF
WOOD AND COAL
OF all kinds and will deliver in any part of the city
An experience of twenty years In the business
iustthCs us in saying that we will guarantee salts
facIiCn in eve ~ respect.
Dn..,. ! 626 ouisiana avenue northwest,
OH0es' 7Z3 Eighth street southeast.
Wharf, depot and mill, foot Of Fourth street
T. EDW. CLARK d CO.
ja22-6t lDaIly Chron., Cap. Her. 4 Gazette.I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-22

AVA PRACTICAL COOK AND CATERER,
No. lE3 u street. between Eighteenth and Vine
teenth. he will furnish, upon the most reasonable
terms, Balls, Dinners, Suppers, lunches, We'd
dngs, &C., got up in the be Style His long exp,-
rience and the satisfaction he has always given Is
guarantee to those who may employ him. decI2-2m
, 1875-02-28
THE CLUES.

Among tho Clubs for which Lent has no ter
ro,s may be mentioned the following, which
haye given entertainments during the past reek:
The Irving Club gave complimentary party
to ite numerous friends at Shows Academy
Wednesday evening, which Was attended by
large and select gathering. Prof. Shows excel
lent orchestra furnished charming music for tho
fine programme, which consisted Of some eigh-
teen well-eelecsed pieces, with several extras.
4 pleasant timo WIS enjoyed BY all, attesting the
popularity Of the Irving Club among it's mem
be1p and friends, snd speaking we'll for the
SUCCESS Of thor future efforts. Their next
partr will be held NJ the same place Wednesday
evening, March 10. Among those present were:
A1r. and M1s. Cart, Ar. and Mrs. Snow, Mr.
and Mrs. Brown, Misses Carbine, Kilmore, Ben
nett En1mons, Louis, MARROW, Kelly, Cunning
ham, Burgess, Mills, Weaver, Joy. Kidston,
Rockwell, scully, Jennings. Law, Allison, Miss
Fairman, Of st. Joseph, Mich., and Miss Small
Messrs. B1uhr1, S. Klares, Sweet, Gentry, Fra
us1. Guth, yelling. Edmonds Carter. Kirkland,
Drake, J. Klares Mclean. II. Simpson, Mars
yaughau, Cary, Kidston. Brown, Murray Vim
cent, Gaekins. and Stewart
Tho yiola Club WAS entertained Tuesday even
ing st the residence Of Daniel Barclay, Esq,
No, 7s4 West Monros street. These ~ ack-
, 1875-02-28

The event Of the week, and one to which eager
eyes have been looking for some time, happened
in the rooms Of the Social Club Thursday even,
ing. Tho entertainment consisted of minstrel
performance under the direction Of Mr. Archi-
bald Winnie. All the good qualities peculiar to
such performance we're retained, while every
thug low or Objectionable was discarded Tick
els OF admission wore in demand and Were be-
spoken ut least two weeks ago. As esch couple
belonging to the Club have at their disposal
only one complimentary tickot, the number Of
visitors is necessarily quite limited
The largest audience the Club has seen slnco
tho opening night greeted the performer as the
curtain rose at o'clock, displaying the Knights
OF the burnt cork arrayed in white vests , ana
lids in the highest style Of tho art. Hlr. S. B.
RAYMOND acted as middIcman, while Nr. Winno
manipulated the bones most skiifnlly, aud Mr.
L. ". Conkey handled the tambonrine in way
TINT showed he WAS no novice in tho business.
The ontirc troupe was composed oi hless5s; a:
Beatty, c. G. Ayars, s. B. Raymond, T. copelin,
q H. Duttou. H. B. Iatt, J. G. Humphrey, u.
3. Dewey, and l.. ". Conkey-
The singing in the first part was particularly
fine, the solos BY Messrs. Ayars at,d Powers
cliciting tremendous applause, "The Old Clock
by Mr.. Powers, being encored, As we're also the
comic ballads by the end men, Messra. Whine
and ConkeJ-
Al tho conclusion OF TAG hfBt part, the CON-
nsuy Yero first talked to sleep BY WINES story
about Smith, and then driven from the stage IN
desperation enc by one as be tackled them
individually.
Mr, Vinne's bona soloin part second challeng-
ed criticism, and left nothing to be desired ID
that line, He is mnstor OF the bonea. The
stump speech by hfr. Lloyd g: Gage. who Was
arrayed in linen dus.er and white pants suit
able to tho occasion, was, Is the ladies would
saT. ..psrfec1ly killing" The speech consisted
of good local hits upoo tho meGoers OF the c1uo'
and were well relished bv those present
The violin, futo and piano recital by Me7als+
T. CopeIiu, c. 81. Dutton, and Il. A. Cooper was
we'll executed. ,c
In = little farce called ''The Troublesome Scr
yant,r AIR. Humphrey showed that be could taKe
the part of that ndividunI without trouble, "n1le
Mr, Scott made good equity old gentleman.
The best thing Of the evening In the nne OF
comicalities was the farce which closed the en-, !,
tertainment, called tt1he Virginia Mummy.
Mr. Winnie took the lesding pnrt, o. that Of tne
mummy who was hired to keep still. mr. nun
as the dsrkey girl, Lucy, quite capaEated the
hearts OF several sisters 4 few shades Aghter
than himself. The p.rts vera all well taken,
and the manner in which the whole performance
passed OF reflects the greatest credit upon ita
origpato1, A1r. Wiunc-
Quite number Of strangers were present IN
the audience. and there were noticed from tnia
city Mr. and Airs. F. ". Crosby, K. WINNIE ana
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Richards Miss Adams
Messrs. F. Boies, knight, and Salmon.
For the entertainment in tHo Heeks ' Cander"
, 1875-02-28

RARE MATRIMONIAL VENTURES.
An occasional venturesome person alps his
bend into the moose matrimonial during Lent
Among tho adventurous may ba mentioned the
parties concerned in tie Smith Walker wedding.
Mr. 4. r. Smith, OF Chicago, who Ii with Jaa-
sen. McClurg & Co., VAS married At Prorl-
dence, R. l., to Miss Addie G. Walker, of that
place The BRIDES father, the Eev. 0. T. Walk
er, ohiciated.
At South Bond, Ind, Feb. q, Miss Annie Fl.
Williamson, only daughter Of the Rev. N. D.
williamson, Of the Reformed Church. was
united in marriage By her father to Dr.. Thomp-
son A. Murray, Of Appleton City, Mo.
Miss Dom L. aIatthewson, of Lockport, H.,
Was married on tho 25th inst, at her fathers
residence in that city, to Ar. William, J. Good
ing, Of Redfiejd, n 7.
Mr. Ii. r. Mundio. Of this city, aud Miss
lydia Locke we're married Thursday at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents. the Rev H. W.
Thomas officiating.
Wednesday evening 2tth Te5raasy 4s M Mdoaod and
ceunes place. Their friends to congratulate
them were Mrs II. B. Gillstt, Of fond du Lac !;
Mrs, Z, ". Cooa, Afrs. E. Lawrence, Mrs. Jo-
scph Haskell, Mrs. Hull. Misses Osborn, Miss
Kenney, Miss J. Balkan. Miss Bean; a: Misses
Hull Of Chicago; Ar: Luke 2. Phillips, Of
Highland Park Mr. E. ". Cook, Mr. i. Williams.
Nj. G. Peter Bi1ir. Mr. C. Plumb, Mr: R. Marstop,
Mr. z. Lawrence, Mr. r. Bead, NJ - 2. =. Badey'
Mr. Green, Mr. G. Kinney. OF Chicago; Col
Boardman, of Fond du Lac.
MARRIAGE ANNouSCEMEEIs-
T,onis Falk aod Miss Cara o. Dickinson will
fulfill their marriage engagement at Union Park
Congregational Church THURSDAY evening,
March il, at half-past o'cloci1- They Will 20
attended BY Mr. and l1rs. Dickinson, Miss Pleda
Dickinson alster Of the bride, Mzses s ma'Ey MaFy
Dean, all OF Chicago; also Messrs. Charles W.
Dodge and Edward se Of wankaa; hI;obar asorg9
the bride. The usAers will bc Mossrs. J. J.
French, Walter Hodge. Charles y. Armstrong;
and L. ". Dodson. Ino Lev. c. y. Helmer Will
oficiate-
Dr.. Charles E. Davis, Of North Clark street
has bid brief aiieu to large circle Of friends,
and gone to Detroit on trip matrimonial: Tue
Doctor has boen resident OF Chicago but q few
months, during which time he has won many
friends Tho narno Of the lady whom he will
marry is Nina Wudsworth, OF Petersburg, Mlch
At whose home the Wedding will take place dur
ing The present week. The lady is highly cul-
tured, and fa7orite Of the circle she leaves.
, 1875-02-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The silver-Leaf will give social party at the
residence Of Mr. L. 3. Carpenter, No. II North
sangamon street, Tuesday evening.
The independents having finished their regu-
lsr seres of parties will give AZ extra ono at
Martino'a West Side Hall Thursday.
There will be soiree dsnssnte given by the
pupils Of Mrs Simons' Seminary under the tut
ton Of Prof. Snow, at Standard Hail. Monday
evening.
Mrs. pliny D. KlinEman will receive her
friends at No. 1863 Wabash avenue, from Feb
25 to March Is.
Sovereignty Lodge, No. 148, I. o. R. B.. will
give their fifth annual ball Saturday 1t North
Side Turner Hall. -
Tha Informal Club will meet Tuesday even
ing. ..--..
ade at Veren Hail. West Twelfth street, Monday
evening.
Hotel Wednesday evening.
The managers Of the Woman's Hospital ara
thinking Of grand calico party after Lent.
Tbs 1iederkraaz Society will give concert
and ball at North Side Turner Hall this evening"
The ninth ANNUAL ball of the Mul1lgan Guards
will occur at Nc Cormick's Hall March II.
The Pail Mall Club will give another party a.
ter Lent which is to be the best and finest Of al
80 say those who hope to be present.
The H,awatha Club will hold its next regular
assembly ut the residence OF Judge Sturtoyant,
No. 500 West Monroe street, Friday evening.
The fiual 6ociable OF tho Oriental Cons;atory,
SD. s. r. ?. s., will take placs at their asyluna
No, ~ Monroe street, Thursday evening. March
II. Sublime Princes and Knights Templar arc
REQUESTED to appear in Uniform. Tickets used
tor tho past four sociabtes will be good for this
The Home Daac:ng Club will give '' calico !"
party for the beneiit OF The temperance cause ~
Woods Music Hall, corner Green and Washing
Inn etreeta Monday eTeuiUE. nATCn D.