National Republican., 1875-12-30

Ladies who receive their friends New Years
Day are invited to send their addresses and the
names Of ladies receiving with them to this
sf6ee.
Weather probabilities, estimated at a. NJ
For the lower lakes, Middle and Eastern States,
northeast to southeast winds, falling barometer,
stationary temperature, cloudy and clearing
weather.
Thermometric readings taken December %, 1875,
~ the Signal Once: I a. m, SO; 7:35 q. m,
80; Y m, SEQ; 2p. m; 4ooj 4:S5 p; m, 4l1i ep.
ssS. a ~ Il p m'' ~ MAXIMUM 40 mini num-
Boarding and for rent cards sold by Brad.
Adsms
Holiday hats, stinemstz, 1887 PennsyIvania
HSenEe.
Highest price paid for Ieft-or clothing, boots,
shoss, &C., at HerzoE's, sl7 d street northwest,
Crown tooth and hair-brushes, warranted per.
feet, are offered by W. S. Thompson, 7O3 Fifteenth
street.
From John c. Parker, 527 Seventh street, we
have RorPer'S Weekly for the week ending jan
HATys.
Six per cent. paid on deposits, payable on de-
Axnd. Special rates on time depostts- ]. II.
SquieT Co.. bankers.
II. d. Cooke, jr., Co., T street, near the
Treasury, do a general banking business and buy
and sell District securities sc.
0hieers Of state associations, concerts and drs-
Hatie clubs should examine Tallmadge hall be-
fore making other engagements 1t Is the best
hall in the city for all purposes centrally located
and on first floor.
Note paper, 81 per ream, and envelopes, 81 per
thousand, at Brad. Adams.
Watch and jeWelry repairing, at cheapest
rates, warranted, at NJ. Judd's store, 515 Seventh
street, between ID and L. All goods in his line,
me watches, jewelry, silverWare spectacles, &e.,
sold at lowest figures.
Playing cards, the largest assortment in the
city, sold by Brad. AdRms.
New York papers delivered to residents at l
o'clock by Brad. Adams.
Ofheer Auldridge, of the First precinct, last
evening arrested Eliza King for the larceny Of Q
hat. shawl and nair of shoes from James Banks,
ana recovered the goods, which she had in her
possession.
Business men Hillreadily appreciate the advant-
ages offered in the New Years edition of the Ma
,TIoNAL REPUBLICAN,. A very interesting edition
will be printed and special attention Will be given
to New Years announcements.
Last night, at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church, Mr.. Augustus K. Lendner and Miss
Rosalie r. Lee were united IN vedlock by Rev.
Dr. Chester, the pastor of the church. The happy
pressions Of glsdness and wishes that long and
happy life might attend them.
Z W. Mores, Walter woodcock and James
Brown were arrested last night by Oficer Sutton,
Tor assAulting colored boy named Henry Logan.
we're walking on Eleventh street and met Logan.
After q little alteration Mores beat the boy over
the head with an umbrella.
The enlarged edition of the NATIONAL REPUB-
LICAN Saturday morning will furnish oppOrtuni-
ties to business men which they cannot fail to sp-
preeiate. The journal will be allied up with mat
ter Of the most interesting nature in connection
with the advent Of the nation upon its second GEN.
tury.
Ladies who have been sccustomei to receivirg
New Years callers, and who do not intend to re-
eeiTe this year. can save themselves great annoy
anee by sending their names to this Office In time
for the Saturday morning edition, that proper
with the names Of those who receive.
Saturday morning, double thset, containing
great quantity Of interesting matter, will be
Issued from this once. Among other matters,
pecial attention will be given to compiling q
Years day. Ladies who intend to receive can
see the advantage Of having their names included
tsts ne oc s afS & MouId eSner daxor Gy senang 70
morrow friday night.
At the annual assembly of Lafayette Council Of
Royal, Select and Super-eKceIlent Masters the
following officers were elected for the ensuing Ma
Gus master; Philip S. Craig, fight iilustrious
naSteTi Jeremiah q. Allen, principal conductor
OF WORK; TieminS Rush GFilith, master Of sS-
eeequer; John Edwin Mason, recorder.
De Molsy Mounted Commahdery, No. 4, K. T,
has elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: Sir Geo. Z Clark, eminent commander;
Sir ChsE. A. Appel, generalissimo; Sir Andrew
W. Kelley, captain general: Sir Chas. L. Patten,
pfeIate; Sir W. H. H. Cissel, senior warden; Sir
". F. Corey, junior warden; Sir ]. U. Heiiton,
treasurer; Sir J. H. Joehum, recorder: Sir Geo.
H. Miller, sWord-besrer: Sir Levi Woodbury.,
standard. bearer; Sir J. G.. Bright, Warder, and
Sir Leonard Stoddsrd, captain Of the guard.
Thomas Cannon, man afiicted with curious
mania, yesterday morning procured piece Of
heavy pipe and commenced smashing the iron
fence on Louisiana avenue, in front OF the dry
goods stores. Being driven from this innocent
nnusement, he escaped into the Agricultural
grounds and Waged destructive war against the
iron and terra Gotta labels on the trees, but was
risk 70 the latter. He was conveyed to poi.as
headquarters and will be consigned to the care Of
DIR, Nichols