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3 BAY HORSE,
= You May be too Late.

Be warned in time. Diseases like. Indi-
gssiion aad Dyspepsia are not 10 be triaed
with, There is such thing as being TOO late
10 these matters. inflammation, or Scirrhus
Csncer;'or some other dangerous disease
may ensue, when all restoratiyes, no matter
how potent, would be Intellectual. Do not
delay then. when the symptoms or Dys-
pepsia sre FIRST experienced resort at once
10 the great restorative medicine, sii0STET-
TERs STOMACH BITTRRs and you willbe
safe. sHi ~ 'ta.'''o'"' .A. 1A 3iis
But few disorders involve greater suffer-
ing, and II not in itself Immediately dan
gefoup il is the source Of many deadly NAL
aides, Even IL It did not tend to greater
evil, the mental and physical misery Il pro
duces il alone sufficient reason why no
pains should be spared 70 prevent or cure il.
In no codntry on the face Of the globe Is il
so completely domesticatsd as In our own,
where his found In nearly every house,
hold. H0srETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
are universally conceded 10 be The sovereign
remedy for this annoying disease, as they
act directly upoa sho digestive organs, cor
rect and tone the stomach, and give renew
ed vitality TO the system. Acting delight
upon The nerves and soothing the brains,
renders them efiicacious IS a mental raedi-
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RELICS or TaE MIpDLx AoEs.- The
Paris correspondent Of the Loudon Times
says; In digging out the foundations for
some new buildings ID the Place Ia Bias
tile, situated at the entrance Of the Rue
Saint Antoine, some interesting discov-
cries have been made. Massive blocks
of solid masonry have been come upon,
which no doubt belonged 10 the ancient
fortress that stood ON this site, the 6rst
stone OF which was laid BY Hughes Am.
brioa Prsvot Of Paris, on the ed Of
April, 1870 Originally, the Bastile
Saint Antoine had but two towers, but
two others were soon added and the
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A Cunlous DIVORCE 4 EcLAraclssr

A CURIOUS Divorce EcLAIRcIssE
NxnTc-A curious matrimonial affair has
;fs sSE Known ID high he nor Know To
fame, lint their history is nevertheless in
tereslng. Ten years ago a couple re-
Gently married. moved from Boston to
the City Of Churches, where the Husband
set up in business and prospered, His
business at his Office was better than at
home. for bis married life was unhappy,
aud about FIVE years ago, the parties
managed to secure divorce. They
gradually lost traces Of each other, and
during the past year each Of them mar
ried, and each 70 q person who had been
divorced. The two husbands were thrown
together, and a few weeks ago the one
who had married the divorced woman. in
vited the other home to dinner. Imagine
the embarrassment when the happy bus.
band introduced his wife to his friend.
Both were too we'll bred to have scene,
and 50 the dinner passed of somewhat
frigidly, but with no actual unpleasant
ness. .f..f. =; .. ir a
The recipient Of the dining courtesy
invited the other to 90 home with lin
soon after and pariake Of family din
ner, little thinking, as il happened, that
be was to return the compliment in every
particular. 1t turned out that each lad
married the divorced spouse Of the oaer,
and il was more satisfactory to them to
know that each was entirely pleased Nth
the arrangement So much for the in,
tricacies Of mairimony, - ~ g,o,si 4,
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o-lzls-.a- - oyesgsssS 5ssz4u01ss,
and the return may show that they have
gone Republican. s.ls'r asas
The New York Tribune says that the
States certain to have chosen electors to
vote the Republican ticket, is Ms follows:
Maine $4,000; New Hampshire 500;
Massachusetts, $4,000; Rhode Island g.
200. Connecticut 1900, Vermont 30, 900,
Pennsylvania 10000, West Virginia g..
900, Ohio 35Q00, Indiana 10000, Illi-
nois 10000, Michigan $4,000, Wiscon-
rin 10000, Iowa 10000, Nebraska A..
900, Tennessee 10000, California 5000,
Nevada 1000. Missouri 1000, Kansas
5000, North Carolina 10000, Minnesota
5000. This more than two thirds Of the
whole number Of electors 10 be chosen.
The States known to have chosen cleo
tors for Seymour and Blair, are as fol-
lows. Kentucky 75, 900, Maryland 49,
600, Delaware 1000, Louisiana 10000,
Georgia 10000, Oregon probably 1000.
The World claims Alabama 10000,
Arkhnaas 5000, Delaware 1000, Georgia
20.00u, Kentucky 70 900, Louisiana 20, !
900, Maryland 30, 900, New Jersey 5000,
New York 5000 Oregon 800, North
Caroliaa 5000, South Carolina 5000.
The Democrats gain a number Of Con.
gressmen and two United States Senators
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TOBACCO ANIIDoTr.I

WARRANTED 10 r,moss al dshr, tor ,Totes-
co This great remedy Is an excellent ap-
retiser !, runrrirs rHr BLOOD, invigoraier
the sys.en, Possesser great nousishing and
strengthening power, enables the stomach
10 digest the beArtiest food, makes sleep re-
freshing, and establishes robust health.
Smokr, AVID ehrrer' Of airy gear, cured
Price Fifty cents per boz, post free. Can
be sent any distance BY mall with perfect
safety. Atreaties on the injurious ensct,
Of Tobacco with list Of references, testimo.
pials, etc. seni free. Agents wanted, Id
'drsa DrfKAbboii, jersey City. NJ A I
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Yesterday afternoon At So'cloek. nj,
ria kells residing al No. AZ Jobn sl161l
waa seeidensly shot IN The LETT brearl 4
Deputy. Collector Frederick R. Lsvro|
The circumstances Of the case az
Mr.. Lswrence. in company with Dep1 ,
Collectors Charles II. Ssayue aud WI
liam Bucklsnd, proceeded to tho local.,
known as Ivishtown, n the Fiflh val
Brooklyn, for the purpose q nakincu
raid upon illicit distilleries, which x
said to abound in that neighborhoi h
They Here observed by several person.
who SUSPECTED their purpose. and 'foI|or
ed thenl. Gu reaching Kelly's liooo'
saloon, corner Of Gold aad Plyn6all
streets. tho officers entered, and vii,
there the crowd outside had increased L
some 6fly persons. When they can,
ont they we're hooled Il and pel(ed uill
sticks and stones BY The mob. Ne>r
Buckland and Svsyne took ref1gd Il
Hopke's distiIIery, near BY, ard 3D.
capped. Lawrence eoatip1od until b
came to the corner Of Joh1 ~ Blk
lstreess, when eonsidering himseIf l. 4
ger Of his life he turned and 6rej v
weapon. The ball, instead of ~
any Of Ms pur6eers, struck M !
a. above stated. Lawrence was take
into custody and detained u the Forty
seeoud. Precicnt Statiouhouso 10 await Z
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For the Hickman Courier.
Farmers CIub. es' s,

At meeting held ct the Office Of A.
D. Kiugman, on the I'd day of Novem.
Der 1868, Maj. Geo. G. Balm was elected
Chairman, aud A. D. Kingman appoint
ID Secretary, whereupon the committee
selected AZ a former meeting reported the
following Consultation for the govern
mens Of the Club, which was unanimous.
" sdcpted:
l.. This association shall be called
the Farmers Club Of South Western
Kentucky and North Western Ten.
noSsss' ,,ai .sil.ll,. - 500 r9sb ~
2, All persons wishing 70 become men,
'bers Of this Club shall subscribe to this
Constitution, and pay one dollar for sd.
mission, orsuch other sum q may here
aher be 6xsd BY tho Club. But no per.
son shsn b admitted y 4 psnhsr zAsa
objoot thereto. 1i 81 ~.
3 The oficers Of this Club shall be
President, Vice President, Secretary.
Treasurer, aud = Corresponding Secrets.
~, though il may, b permitted ! % the
same person to held the Offices Of Score.
tary and Treasurer at the same time. Z
4. The officers of this Club shall be
elected on the fourth Saturday in No.
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A MUSIC BOxFoR ONE DOLLAR

TUE French Greet Sensation; novelty,
eheapness, durability; IA highly polish.
ed wood case. metallic tongues, brilliant In
tone, Of the best eonstruetion, with the most
recen, improvements, new ksyless pattern.
Eight Select Airs. Guaranteed Of The bes,
workmanshlp and performance No I sire,
9 airs, I'll No 2 10 airs, 81; No 9, "a ain,
"a All sent free on receipt Of the ameant.
No agents, no discount. Address William
Scott, agent No Al Market street, N, y.
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The GRowTm OF ErArEs-rHErR
cHANoEs.--In 1910 New York polIcd
425, 900 votes. Ohio now casts 525OOo,
100, 900 moro than was then given By
Empire State. New York will now poll
nearly 100000 votes. Pennsylvania Win
give $4,000. Illinois, which ia 1870,
did not.give TO exceed 10000 votes will
now give more votes than New York did
then. tt9s,i 81 ln9' lpin. ~ - lfl
Ir184O New York had 40 members
Of Congress Penpsylyahla had 20 mem
bers Ohio had 10, and Illinois had but
8. New York has sunk, under increased
apportioninents, to 81 members; Penn
sylvania 10 "a. tal1i1l non tjal 'kt
2 In 1910 New England had SO mem
bers--now n. Ohio has just maiutain-
ed her ground, having no more Congress
men now than she did twenty. eight wears
ago Bat Illinois has risen from 3 mem
bers 10 IA members. sia 2f5l em3
10 1910 there was no Wisconsin, no
Michigan, no Iowa at all. They NOW
have nearly 100000 people, with IS
members Of Congress. Missouri IN 1910
had but Q members Of Congress; she has
now .. "Westward the star Of empire
takes It's way'- Gfeinaetil Enqai,srsa
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Pennsylvania, STATE NORMAL
'.'' ~ SCHOOL. Dial 1l.''i !

VNH0KQU0H,. Systematic Practical lu-
II strpctions In method Of Study and me-
tbods Of Of Teaching. Address, ]. a, Coop
or, Edinbcro, Erie county, "a, ''H n'''
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II
TIE worlds annual crop Of tobacco is
estimated at 432 400 tuns. Z. - I. /
The Republic Of Hsyti ought to be
we'll governed. Il now has four Presi-
dents in the feid. o;Gsaa ..,d dis /
A rnocx Of ants, ten miles In width,
recently swept across Shasta Valley, Sis.
kiyou county, California. s.f7i
We shall be racing across the conti-
nent by the completed Pacific railroad
in year from this time. ,si aslls
Iris estimated that Missouri has gain
cd 250, 900 In population since the war
Large bodies Of immigrants are settling
in the western counties.
jos. GRASr, Of CLARK county, Ohio,
writes to the American Institute Farmers
Club that BY planting one dozen caster
beans to the acre, and letting the seed fall
on the ground, molss may be killed. \ |
KERNERsvILLE, North Carolius, with
scarcely a hundred Inhabitants, has sent
North this fall nearly 100000 worth Of
dried iruik One house recently sent Of
&c, 1000 pounds Of peach stones, which
cost 10 cents per bushel; aud one lady
in the same place has collected nearly |
ono bushel Of apple seeds, for which she |
is to receive twenty-five dollars. The |
- 4 / - -. A.
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Tar RAp,cALs Ku.KLuxiSo.-on
Tuesday night lsst, she aighs 81 the
election, We understand ; n 'hbsr ofrob-
berries were committed upon some ne
groes in the vicinity Of Union City,
Tenn. II was regular fact the me-
gross robbed were those who lhad that
day voted the dsmsssssis ticket, asd sAs
parties committing the act announced
themselves as Ku-Kluxers.
We Isarn that man BY the uans Of
Hunsley, assno,crious Radical in that
vicinity, has been arrested charged with
the deed, aud the negroes Recognize him
as one Of the party. Should the report
prove true, we trust he will be safely
housed in the pehitentiary for several
years. 70 stnt 's''' 80 g s,ts''e
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WHAT 1T is how Il grew into national
cal ams'y, Avsry FUNNY book iprsfass-
y Illustrated ~ nslu2oe q copies FIR
dollar Address dresisn Bend Publishing
company, Box 552 NY. Trade supplied BY
American News %, ll9 and l2i Nassau
street, New York.
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Havana, Nov. 4.--The whole Isl,nd
is in an excited state, and business pros,
trated on sccount Of the disturbed con-
dition Of affairs and the alarm Of the
people. The Captain General is strange.
ly reticent, aud deputation Of leading
citizens Who called on him were insuIted
by, AZ, officer Of his household, and the
leaders ordered 10 Spain. I 70 adm
A telegram from the American Consul
asking that a few United States war yes.
sells DO sent there was refused transmits.
sion over the wires. ni,aib.f sofa atl
The Insurgents are elk Thousand ss.cpe,
numbering many Spaniards, and theiI
cry. is Spain. Prim and Serrano, and
down with taxation.s "a ID a4lltd
The troops number ten thousand. and
are acknowledged to be iasafhcient 10
suppress the rebellion. ac.s 4t8 10
Lersundi has received ample ipstruc,
tons from the Provisional government
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Estray Notice.


TAKEN up as a stray BY J. II. Dodds,
living IN Fulton county, Kentucky, on
the State road, two miles from Hickman,
one large ..ntne
saiss& .aa BAY HORSE 4 isal
about l6l hands high, some white on the
left fore and hipd feet. No other marks or
brands psrceisable. Supposed TO be u or 10
years old. Valued at forty dollars. 1bap
-ds. ai-asii ALSO, isllsilos ~
BY the same, on the State road, two miles
from Hickman, one ~ q sm1lrf if
IRON GRAY HORSE MULE,
IA hands high, Saddle marks on the back
No other marks or brands perceivAble. Six
or seven years old. Valued st one hundred
dollars. Given under my hand this 2eth Of
October. les6.n3i o. w. MILES, tlsfs
octSl--sts zIah ii Justice Of Peace
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so Elegant Rossuood Pianoa each san,
10 Ss5O. -
rs Elesant Rosewood Meiodeon.. sssh m
70 $500. - p 7'l'1Tar
$50 Ne cling Machines. Zach $50 "a sl7k
900 Pine odd Watches, each rs 10 $500
= Cash Prirss, Silver wsrG ae. An xsh,<i
Al 81 600 OvO, 4 chance 10 drsw shy b H.
above rtisss fsT "a cents. Tickets asssrih-
ing Prizes are sealed In envelopes and well
mixed, on receipt Of rs eesfsa sealed slek-
u l. drawn without ehcioc and sent b. msii
10 any address me prire lnsnsd upsn n
vlll We delivered 70 tkstIekss holder On The
payment Of One Dollar Prizes sre imrne-
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IgmbS aFftti@~fatfa
GEO. r. ROWELL' 4 CO.'S AID.
|. II vERrfsING AGENCEr VI

GEOs +. AOWELL - GUS AhYs
I'll vERrfsHNG AGENCFr w
."They have redaesd sdssEtisinE TO more
perfect system than has been known here
toforc. "--llaalston pa Ssatinsl, oci.sish,
1857. .,'t..nr
"Whetsysr IA prompt, msthodissl and
straiEhtf5rsard. they practice IN sheir
dealings asd ealy that Boston fcohmon-
wealth, Nov 80, 1861.
aThey new probably a. The heaviest a.
vertisinx business In tho eoantry" Man
chester N H'Daily Union, Jan -, 1853
Their establishment 10 perhaps the most
extensive Ia the United Ssates."--capc Ana
Advertiser, Gloucester, Mass. "
y This Arm IL now the most substantial busk
ness house for advertising In the country"
american Mining Index, IN y april 2,
1854
= with their reputation they can aid do
get the lowest and most advantageous
terms. '--Mishawaka (lnd) Enterprise.
W. are PrTdrsd 10 receive udreriissmsnis FIR
OIL Ameriaan newspapers, al prscss as loo az can
BE- ob,ainsd al the efess Of psbiieanos.
F ~ GEO n ROWELLra CO., gsl
81 As. Advertising AGENTS,
q ~ Park Row,NY.
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Southern Express Company

MONEY, and Freight 10 all
II points In the Emitted States and the
alsoio oil points In Elyope.
0vERfoN, STEELE 4 CO.,
oct1. W q .tlh q ala.hls Assnss.
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46s 49, -. ~ mi 10 .bis din,
.r,v, v,,, 1,..,. :ss.,m.,;ss bout The
Coprr.,.,o.., ..-..., I'VE gather
enough 49, !. .,,,Js, Us saving
th.. H. n.-..'..;s .,;0. in Congress
arc ry.,,.r ~, =. h.ped for, judging
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LADIES PEARL--We have received
the November number Of the Ladies'
Pearl, published at Nashville, Tenu. II
contains number Of excellent articles.
This is one Of the very best religious
works now published. ilsPsi ief =
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BERKSHIRE HOGS
! EOns SALE. q

ET7M ALEXANDER, III, seven aud q
w half miles, from Hickman, has for
sale BERKSHIRE HOGS. 3AN
may2vrGm lnrci ~ 49, iisrfa ~
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medIateIy--he feIt 50 Ionesome.

By order of the President, the statue
Of Washington, removed from Baton
Rouge, La, By Gen. Butler, during the
war, and now in the Patent, Office At
Washington, is to be restored to the au-
thorities Of the State of Louisiana.
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- A<irapelitaa ca Co. cssA Gin 10
fhs amount Il $3.50, 0O0.-Erry Tek-
q Drascs a irise. ? u 'el'e'
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SINCE the close Of the war;. 100000
Of land has been sold to immigrants
within a radious Of ten miles around
Warrenton, Va. f,ta t,s1 r.os AZ
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AGRIvALs.-The following vessels sailed from
the port Of Alexandria on Saturday last: Steamer
Utility, Fergo, Gorwich, grain and nour BY H.
@. Robinson i Son; steamer John Gibson, Win
tiers, New York, by II. q. Winship; steamer Ex-
press, Nicklc, Baltimore, by ]. Broders X Co;
schooner Milton Corsey, Wilmington, N. O.,
grain by Hooo 4 Weddcrburn; schooner Samuel
IL Trayers, Patuxent, ground plaster by Suttle
4 Stuart.
MARKEr.-Graln commanded tho following
prices on Saturday; White wheat s2.76G2 SO.
Red, s2.69al275 for fair to good. Mixed corn,
tl,os, l,00pl,l0. Rye, 81, go. Damaged oats, Gs
cents. Prime butter, 0567O cents Eggs, 20
cents. Receipts ofgrain very light.
LEcTuRE.-John NJ. Langston, esq, the col
ored orator, will deliver a lecture on Education
At Liberty Hall, on Tuesday, the 3lst inst, at
half past seven p. m.
FIsH.-Twelve vessels arrived at Fishtown on
Saturday. Herrings sold for k35 per thousand.
Shad $50 per hundred.
CARRIER ISJURED-On Friday, William A.
Syncox, carrier OF the REPUBLICAN,, In attempt-
Ing to get on the train on Henry street, fell and
injured himself. He is now well.
SALE.-Wm. Gray bought, on Saturday, the
house and lot on Royal street, the property OF
the late X. J. Browdcn, decd, of Messrs. Smith
and Steuart, commissioners, for 1880
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON last, while n little
girl named Ida Whitemorc, aged about Il We years
was sitting In carriage, at the corner OF Alfred
and Queen streets, the horse became startled a nd
kicked the child on the head with such force as
to throw 1t into spnsms. 1t was taken home and
physician called In. Yesterday 1t was slightly
Improved.
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LOCAL DEL 'ARTMENT.

FIRST WARD RIrUntIcA CLun-Last night
meeting OF this club was ca rner nr Nnot",
and streets, But mn To y m nutes to 8, there
NJ $50 o'clock there ut TOO d psrso ms
the Vice president, Mr.. Robert III o%p,on, col
Ored, with WIN. II: Lewis, c,,lored, caigS,.,
=, After prayer 6y MT. Cornelius Clarl 'ssembied
for political purposes, and he trusted 9, Sayior
son would put himself upon his best be. 'a''of'
The secretary ssked that tho reading O. the
minutes be dispensed with. ,..
Mr.; WIN. schooner, eoiored, said no busin SIS IS
S Sts " Sns s,ed without the reading Of mi
WI: The 6hsif .ts,ed any oual.... could be trans
acted whether they were read or not.
Loud calls were mada for the reading, and the
minutes were accordingly read and approved, as |
isr a. read, the Secretary having left portion
Mr.. John Z. Cook, eolored asked that the OBJ
IeSTs OF '.ne meeting be stated.
y &c secretary read communication from ,s , the
General sskng Sss
MI OerSeiIus Clark tcoloredl moved that the
meeting 70 into election for delegates to the
nj, John i. Cook said the ward was not fully
represented, and hoped postponement until
he Uhair said the notice OF the meeting was
published In the papers. ..,,,.,,
ing the notice In all the papers, but he could not
gel money from the treasury to pay for them.
Mr. Gray teolored) said the reason there was
money over to the committee to pay for advef-
The CHAIR said the gentleman wa. out Of order,
discuss money matters.
GSas 4, sYpars s2 s%s rssf in favor Of
pIM M. Martin tooloredJ asked whether the ward
"Fh ss UR Chair said he could not tell;
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He protested against such action, and did no,
wish to be considered n phrtaker In IT,
Mr.. Carpenter said that until q motion was
made and served upon him according TO the
rules OF the court, and he found that such ON
affected the interests Of his client, he would not
feel called upon TO offer any rcmrFks TO the
court.
Judge Black Who Is your CLIENT
Gen. Davis said this whole question was In.
coming up from Florida, and In regard to which
he had filed q motion. The Chief Justice had
given him to understand that he would be heard
on that motion to-day, and he was prepared to
address himself to II now.
The Court thought that Den. Davis had misun.
derstood the Chief Justice. Mr., Justice Nelson
said that the Court would consider the nppiica
tion made By Judge Black, and announce their
judgment this morning
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALRxANDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author.
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day OF February.
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METzER HALL.
MORNING AND EVENING READINGS
sHAKsP BARE.
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE.
TB. PUGu,
Has tho honor to announce that Mrs. KEMBLE will
giyes Series Of FOUR READINGS. at METZER0TT
HALL, In tho following order.
Tuesday Evening, March ~,
RICHARD II.
Wednesday Morning, April /,
U N n Err MON It's D Il a Y,
Friday Evening, April 2,
WINTERS TALE
Saturday Morning, AprllI.
oTHELLo.
The Evening Reading will commence precisely ,ts
o'clock. The Morning Readings at o clock, y. in.
Admission ~, with reserved seats, y. 90.
The sale OF tickets for tho entire series will hsgn ct
MetIerotts Music Store, on FRIDAY MORSlJ6.
ing may be procured on SATURDAY. March >, and
the following days.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To avoid Interruption, the audience peclfuliy
requested to DO seated fifteen minutes before the
meneemont OF the Readings. mh2J.u
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EIRsT ANNUAL LEvEE
KING rs MPLAR
OF WASHINGTON
THE FIRST ANNUAL LEyEE OF THE. KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR OF WASHINGTON
WILL BE HID ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL Ii. 1865,
AT CARUsI HALL.
PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW
MASONIC TEMPLE.
The Committee Of Arrangements. appointed by the
two Comma nderies, pledge themselves that neither
expense or labor shall be spared ~ mako this the
grAndest entertainment ever given in Washington.
Cotllon Music by Prof wRBER'S String Band
eighteen pieces Instrumental Music by HEALDd
wAshingto Brass Band, twenty pieces.
The Refreshment Rooms will be under the re.
ncnt OF that celebrated Caterer, JOHN wELCKRR,
OF Fifteenth street. Supper BY George T. Downing.
tho celebrated caterer % New York.
Tickets. exclusive ofsupper, "
THE Sir KNIGHTS WILL APPEAR IN FULL
DRESS UNIFORM.
Tickets to be had Of the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANdEsESTs:
Badge-Blsek. with Passion Cross in Gold.
Ed, ". W. GriGlu. Noble D. Larner,
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

DEATH oP Mn. JouS JOLLiPFE.-Mr. John
Jolihe, member OF the bar Of this District, died
at his residence on NJ street, Saturday evening,
In the oath year OF his age, and his funeral took
place yesterday afternoon. Ills death was an
nounccd In the Equity Court this morning by
MIR. A. q. Riddle, and In respect to his memory
the court adjourned.