The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-30
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! NATIONAL THEArRE.-Mr. Collins was re-en :
gagged for last night, and appeared in three pieces
the Serious Family, the Lish Post, and the Happy
Man There was a large and fashionable audi
cnce, who appeared to enjoy exceedingly the raci-
est portion OF these amusing performances. Mr.
Collins could not have had n happier farewell
He was supported in the course of the evening
by the Messrs Jordan, Misses Heron, Chippen-
dale, and Reynolds, and Mrs. Hieid-each of
whom earned applause by very spirited act
| ing. The opinion may be heretical, but we
cannot avoid the remark that the public relish the
class OF amusements presented last night better
than the alternate series Of tragedy and heavy
play which managers are too apt to infict upon
them These lighter efforts, too, are infinitely
better adapted to the calbre Of the company, and
| give to them iairer chances Of exhibiting their
| real capacity than the more sombre kind of per-
formances.
dance with which the Serious Family con
CLUBS was 80 well received that a repetition OF it
was dema nded; but it was abruptly brought TO
close by the fainting of Miss Horon one of the la.
dies engaged.
Tonight, we would remind our play going
| readers, Miss Cushman commences her engage
! ment. Macbeth has been selected for the occasion.
IssvERs OF SHALL NOTES.-The following named
forissuing ofpaper money in notes less denomna
ton than five dollars, upon the submission of their
cases, in the criminal court, fined in the sumo
attached below to their names:
William Selden and r. w. Latham, (of the
same drm, but separately indicted,) fined S25
each.
John F. Callan and Thomas NJ Hanson, las
firm,) fined $50.
Robert H. Gallahcr and 8. W. March, las
hrm) fined $50.
UNITED STATES ClRcuir CouRr.-The following
| named persons were sworn yesterday as jurors for
| the March term Of this court:
Leonidas Coyle, Zadock d. Gilman, John b.
| Kibbey, Henry Alex Clark. Adonis VERIFY, Joseph
Savage, II. N. Easily, Ed. c. Dyer, Joseph b.
Moore. Thos. Bayne. Ed. Queen, William Wal
lace, Mich. A. Guesta, James Lusby. John w.
| Havenner, +. h. Lord, Patrick A. Brooks William
w. Birth, William Parsons, Robert Clarke. MIN.
rod Garrctson, Cypricn A. Morton, Reuben d.
Clarke, J. b. Iardelln, Samuel II. Howell, Thomas
| Jackson, and George w. Wheeler. Three Of
| those summoned were excused, and their places
| remain TO be filled.l
| The court occupied the remainder of the
day in calling the docket and arranging cases for
| trial, &c.
Hugh IL. IIocomb, esq., has been examined and
| admitted to practice in this court.
SALE or REAL EsrATE.-J. c. MEG uire, auc-
tionecr, sold at public sale, ycsternoon, five eli
gibly located building lots, fronting on the north
eide Of 4 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
-Four OF them have front OF twenty -four feet, and
one twcnty-six feet, with a depth Of one hundred
and fifty nine feet thirty feet alley The lease
hold was disposed Of at the following priccs The
al nd pat
cents per square foot, to F. A. Dickins; the two
adjoining, westwardly, one at twenty five and the
other at twenty four cents per square foot to G.
w. Philip. The branch lot at fourteen and a half
cents per foot, to G. w. vcnabIc; and the iniermc.
date lot 10 Thomas Lewis, at twenty cents per
square foot These gentlemen have the privilege
to purchase the ground by tho payment, in add.
ton TO the above named sums, Of twenty conts per
square foot.
CRY CouHciLs.-In the Board Of Common Coun-
Gil. yesterday afternoon, a resolution WAS passed,
asking of Congress the passage OF more effective
laws for the suppression of gambling, the grant
ing OF such power To the city authorities. reso-
luton providing for taking vote of the people in
reference to the suppression of tho sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors in Washington, wac debated to tho
period of adjournment
| The Board Of Aldermen amended the bill from
| the other Board providing for the erection Of
iron bridge over the canal at Fourteenth street. so
| as to require il to be made drawbridgo for the
| accommodation Of mastcd vessels traversinR the
canal It awaits the scton Of the other branch.
Tows CLocK.-The committee of the Board of
Common Council, to whom the subject of the cree
ton Of town clock ON the City Hall had been pre-
viously referred, yesterday evening reported un.
| favoraby thereon, and were discharged from any
farther consideration of the subject.
| CarMisAL Counr.-In this court, yesterday, Co
! lumbus Oglc was tried upon charge Of being a
| party to riot In Georgetown, and found guilty
| Not sentenced.
| Benjsmin Oglc, charged with assaolting John =
Kolb, lin Gcorgctown,) was declared not guilty.
MrrRoroLm Lopez, L. o. O. r., in their reRalia
yesterday attended the funeral Of their deceased
brother, Mr.. Jes.c Ewcll. The members of the
Perseverance Fire Company likewise paid SINH
lar tribute Of respect, beside flying the flag of the
engine house at half mast and tolIing their bell
OLE BuLL, IL will be gratifying to learn, will re-
peat his concert, at Csrusi's Saloon, to- morrow
evening.
MI n. OLE BULL HAS THE HONOR TO
lV1 announce that, in Difference TO the wishes OF
many persons who were unable to obtain seats At
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