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DUBLIC SALE of the FREEHOLDss ~; ~,
INSTITUTH-Wlb be sold Pubic Auction on WEpstS ~
May 1893 At ocIoci m the unOn Hotel 70 Tss9 ~ UNA sRa
xalusbe Boarding School Property Known a. tbe IN
TUE The grounds extensive. and are hneJ socAe "a
oh,ab6efy ofage growth The building s,e .. md ara
supplied With and gas The School bnSlng I'm e,h
fomey lifted modern STYLE and is literally suppno WIN
ADD apparatus This School has been 10 operation Owl ~ I
aud located In Of the seabes agenteta uons Ell
oes Bale positive, and terms liberal me ntnsps w.,
farthst psrtIenlars 49," '' ''P CYRUS BALDWIN,
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Situations 0IauttS-- Etmulfs.

A GERMAN GIRL wishes SITUATION to
~ DO general houewo Inques No Edset between "a
nal ard Dysionsts ba'emeut
A FIRST CLASS COOK WANTS a SITUA-
~ TON-Inder,tsu the American French snd German coosug
all kinds desserts AMI pastry Call for So days at No li9 west
TweHtytahst, near SiS,haye
i DESIRE to obtain for my Daughter STU
1 ALTON COMPANION 70 aLady gong 70 Europe j, entirely
thorough home. well school education
Can furnish the highest lestiDouias address 80 ~
MRS WILLIS. BronHvile ~ Y
NVANTED-By Il respectable Scotch woman to
w WAIT LADY ths travelling. HOCSBkEBPkR
SEAMSTRS and 10 operate objection 20 the country gooc
reference gyen. Call for two DAYS al No I3l Msds9nst
A Ii RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, boarding
"a onses supplied With good SERVANTS from
81 nations Protestant and Catholic, At
Mrs. YoRSSTON's OFFICE No. - Bleeckerst.
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6itu 2tal G;slats for Salt.

Holm b. CHURCH a. JACOB SHARPE,
No - PINEST.,
Real Estate Brokers and Auct0neerS.
City aud Couatry PROPERTY SOLD RENTED; LOANS nsgo.
Iatcd
CHURCH e. SHARPE. No ~ Pine e.
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS AT AND NEAR EBW. BRUINS
OTHER ACCESSIBLE NEW JERSEY
ARRANGEMENTS
uavFpp
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President o. the Mexican and Bk Lad and mprov CO.
No t26 WslnutsL. Philadelphia.


COUNTRY RESIDENCE Of about 10 IN North Hempstei
Iabor rL house is large aud omnodous eontairing y rooms
heated With bot and contains and water eonyenens through
out beside all the necessary onbnidngs arc
h,lse enl Ia front Of the mansion j.
front and beautiful OF onis
.gersreen abundance ot ni OF
psoc Or he place viii be sod With the balance
~ which there h 1sn house sni
Other buillugs. For particulars APplg 10 HOMER Moh1AN,
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DESIRABLE LOTS on the principal avenues
~ aud above and below the Genital Park For SALE by
ALLEN & BROWN.
No &c Broadway.
EOR SALE-Grand BOULEVARD LOTS
The subscriber several plots Of land OF various sizes ana
Grand boulevard the west SIDE OF Zen
tsl Park extending Hfynuth TO Ouchundred aHd
The advance price this Boulevard although already eon
cradle scarcely commenced and every capitalist VIII 90 well 70
secure further DELAY foctbOd along this ne when has
promising eqused by other part Of The city ana along Nhch
WILLIAM H. RAYNOR, No. Pinest
IGOR SALE-A very desirable HOUSE, mod
srn Improvements Tbiethst between Fhave ana Broad
wav competey furnished ready for Immediate occupation FOR
permits apply MULLER WILKINS Co, No Pinesl lA.ol
NOR SALE-In Thirty -seC0nd-st.. between
Broadway and Fave elegant browntOue English basement
HOUSE 4ory 10 by half the block perfect ORDER Win
possession soon Apply HOMER MORGAN, No Pne-s UEll
NOR SALE-An elegant brown-stone HOUSE
ForysecoDds Fhave +s'oTr higl stoop Htoi hai
90 OToNRR MSRGA No 2 Prest (i223
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
ii CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND MoRTGAGEc
corner Thirty fNh-st aud SIthave (sth National Bankl
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go acres w marson al farm houses barns and ell necessary
Long Island Sound Apply ~ 40 Wuamb NO agents need sPPT
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Summtr 2tir,ats.

LIMITED STATES HOTEL, Long Branch
u n j. will open June u.s. 1893 $. LAIRD Propietor
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Long Branch,
III j. viii open jane u.s. 1858 COOPER LAIRD P'opueor
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&musantnis.

GTEINWAY HALL.
- GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
MONDAY. MAJ ~, 1893.
UANDgL'S ORArORTO or rIIR MESSIAH
With fOosius powerful c.
MADAME PARRPA -ROSA,
MRS JENNY KBMPTON
MIR GEORGE SIMPSON
MR j Il. THCMAS
"N' ]" . ''MR @ W COLBY.
GRAND CHORUS or THR NETWORK HARMONIC soOiRIf
mr. r. j.. XII
hE THE0DORR TIONASS FULL ORCHESTRA
TICKETS ONR DOLLAR
RESERVED SBAFS. 50 CENTS EXTRA
SECOND PERFORMANCE.
OS TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 49,
CLASSIC CONCERT.
MADAME PARBPAROSA
GRAND ORCHESTRA
Tie following important works s be performed unlet tue dreos
Of
NJ THO THOMAS:
SUIT No IN d.
Reformation symphony (br; .Meadsosa
Overture 70 Le)Iofaf BretLJrea
Dramatic SJmphOng Romeo ani Juliet bg.."..... Bcros
Third performance
"WEDNESDAY EVENING Msy o.
MRNDBLSSOHSS GREAT WORK BLJAH
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NEW ADvHRTISEMENTs.

PRoF. DANIEL E. GRoux, formerly teacher OF
modern languages at the Georgetown and Col.
umLian Colleges, District Of Columbia, has re.
sume6 his private lessons in French, German,
Spanish, and has organized classes In those Ian.
guages. Persons uesiring to join any of the classes
can apply to him at his office, No. $40 Seventh
street, between d and streets.
Roman H. GRAHAM, at his well-known car.
repository, No. 374 d street, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, has on hand a large stock Of
first class carriages. Also, a large number Of
secondhand rocksways, buggies, &c. Those In
want Of first class vehicles should give him q
call.
4 QUARTERLY MEETING OF the Washington
Dttts Society will be held In Ryland Chapel
corner Tenth street and Maryland avenue, on
sabbath evening, April 9th. Addresses will be
delivered by Rev. A. d. Gillette, d. D., and Rev.
Isaac Folsom, Of the Choctaw Nation.
r. q. CUssINaHAM, ESQ.,, will deliver a lecture
before the "Frce Discussion Lyceum," at Union
League Hall, tomorrow at p. m. The admis
sion free. The public are invited, and the dis
cussion will be the "Pulpit and the Press"
MRS. wILHELN will deliver lecture on spirit.
ualism in Harmonial Hall, No. 3ls Pennsylvania
avenue, tomorrow in the morning at II o'clock,
and In the evening at half-past seven.
MEssRs. CoyLHAND TOWERS, No. 3lI Pennayl
vaniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
call attention to their large and well selected
stock Of stationery and fancy goods.
THERE Is to be a grand pigeon shooting match
between ten of the crack shots of the District,
Analostan Island, on Wednesday, April 18th,
at o'clock.
READ the advertisement Of Washington and
Georgetown Ice Company in another column.
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Matiuual Aspnblitau.
AMUsEMENTs.

Mrs. KKMBLE had an audience last night at the
popular lecture-room Metzerott Hall, comprising
the very elite Of Washington. Never was any
entertainment listened to with such profound at.
tsntion, no sign Of impatience, no whispering,
but every auditor was eagerly bent on hearing
every syllable the reader uttered. Many would
say the fair reader, but Mrs. Rembie has no pru-
risnoy for such empty affected compliments at
her ripe womanly time Of life, but we desire to
show our appreciation Of her efforts by speaking
ofheir intrinsic merit As We led our readers to
anticipate, The Winters Tale" was rare treat.
The utterances OF the misjudged Queen were full
OF tender pathosj the Jealousy Of the King Of 81
lieia, showed all the folly Of one 80 insaneiy SUE
picious, and the ecceAtrcities Of the rustics and
clowns were rendered In the finest style Of comic
representation. The quiet and decorum of the
audience was high compliment to this truly
grand and accomplished artistic, and this particu.
lar reading will hereafter be one ofthe cherished
femembrances Of Mrs. K's present visit at the
Nations Capital. Among the audience were
ohiefJustics Chase and family Secretary McCul.
ioch, and other celebrities. This afternoon at 3
O'Clock Mrs. Kembio will read oihelio.
THE CRcus.-we regret to be obliged to state
that the distinguished Snowman and whole
hearted and honest gentleman, Dan Rice, doffs
the character which he has so long borne, and
with such distinguished honors, having deter
mined to give his last performance in this city
to-day and evening, after which he vii! retire
to private 1ife unless the people, in their eve
reign pleasure, shall please to call him from his
retiracy to assume, on the Ath Of March next,
the duties of President Of the United States.
But, aside from all this, Dan will leave US after
to-day, and we shall no more see him In his
capacity as Snowman. He will fold his tents
"like the Arab, and pass silently away" there.
fore let all his friends and he has trOops in this
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extra, sll .5o@sl2; supers and cut extras, tIo6o
sll per Dbl. Since Monday, the receipts OF wheat
on Change were 27,.oo bushels, and corn $500
bushels.
Last night a trial Of speed and efficiency Of the
| fire department Of Georgetown took place, the
Tnn Add.Sn esy1g the engine house
the corner Of stoddard and Washington streets,
in front OF Mr. Henry d. Cookies residence, and
from the engine-honse is about a half mile. The
exhibition was witnessed by the board Of fire
eommissioners and members Of the Aldermen
and dt The chief, Col VIM. o. brew. '
Col. ALFRED spArEs.-Col. spates, the pop
ulaf presidsat and .gpsrintsndent Of ne Ghssa.
ficc Of unloading boats in the canal locks has
order or The president and board of directors q
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, boatmen and
and all other persons doing business on the canal
boat in any OF the locks Of said canal. Any per.
son or persons who are known to violate this
, w lay sSs to
The OLD BurcHrRs.-The butchers who "se-
| cededr from town, after the closing OF the old
market, and set up on their "own hookp across
Rt % h as i.s market By the
some 10 In width, which will be completed In
few days. when they assert they will be prepared
to accommodate the population Of Georgetown
with every desired marketing.
LEAKING BApLr-A couple Of the spans Of
the Alexandria aqueduct were leaking very badly
yesterday, the pressure Of the water having
Sc turned of, and the trunk Of the bridge re. e.
corked.
Mn. BEcK.--Mr. Godfrey Beck was considered
worse yesterday, and there are fears of his ulti
mate recovery, the injuries sustained by the &C.
dent Of tbe bale Of rage falling upon him being Of
an internal nature.
REpAIRISa CUTTERS. The Street Commits.
soner has commenced work In repairing the gut
ter on Bridge street, at the Intersection OF Con-
be wished.
CANAL AHRIvALs.-Thc following boats re-
ported yesterday morning: Mary, fertilizers;
Dol: A. Spates, grain; 1. W. Scamen, wood; Lit.
tie Bob, wood.
FoR NEW YoRK.-The Valley City, Captain
Price, cleared to-day for New York, with n full
back freight, principally -four,
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

THE RIVER FRoNT.-Meagre pickings along
the Potomac yesterday. Below will be found
Hsrvey,i Wharf .Arrived-sehr salisbury,
Captain Tayler, with coal for Harvey, Clark
IoAnss rs WharC-Arrived-steame Virginia,
Captain Gregg, and sehooners Haypole and En-
i,bOO shsd, which sold at an average Of gas per
hundred. Sailed schooner Tropics, for Somerset,
4 Dish boat with a full load of fresh shsd and
other fish on board, was sunk between Alexan-
dria and Washington, while bound afterwards,
owned by the Messrs. Travers, fishermen, who
\ were on board, but escaped drowning. 49,,
hi. employees. Bunks are arranged to accommo-
date twenty-five men comfortably.
,C.rIroL HILL [PnEsevrERrAy CnrRcH;-on
Wednesday evening the congregation OF the
Capitol Hill' Presbyterian. Church, Of which
R Rsy Mr. SGaH pls .na M l.
tees;-d. A. Bohrer, PRESIDENT d, McNSir, sec,
Parsons, Zimmerman, Nicholson and Lainhart
The congregation have voted an increase OF the
the fouaasion for ntrt SS" NEW church edee
corner OF Fourth street east and b street south,
Is being torn down, preparatory to ehlarging IT,
.superstructure will be awarded In about five
weeks.
IssTALLATIoN.-Th following were installed
as the officers Of Webster Lodge No. !, Knights
Of Pythias, for the ensuing term: v. 7. A., For.
ard az odheart, +. s., II. N, Locke, r. s., e. d.
Strobel; banker, Jacob Peyser; guide, W. II.
Bradley; I. s., b. F. Crebbs; o. O., ]. J. Cal
The following officers of Excelsior Division
No. Sons Of Temperance were INSTALLED rs by =.
leyi W. A., q. ii. Frost; Il, S, i, Houghton; K.
r. B., l.. Il. Boyd; +, r. s. Iislley; treasurer,
duetor, 49, Boyd; z, O., y. Hadaway; !. s., q.
Ludington; O. s., W. r.. Hunt,
NARROW ESCAPE PROM DRowSIs0-On Thurs.
tleman named William Chiies, while out In .
BY the gale, and his boat split in three pieces:
The wreck Immediately sunk, but with great
presence Of mind M ohes GSnE to the mast last.
miles distant. Mr.. T.. we learn, Is unable to
almost miraculous, as the water was furiously
hsa ~ he wlnd m
number Of his relatives reside,
THE GRAND CONCERT or METRoroLlTAS d.
yysdos.-Next Monday night, at ODD Fellows
musical affairs Of the season. The eminent tai.
emit engaged cannot fail to make 1t complete
This concert will afford the lovers Of good
music an opportunity to hear the finest singers
snd instrumental perfoTmIeIs the city 81 wash,
rapid rate.
TRUsgs.-Stephens & Co., No. $40 Pennsyl-
vAnia avenue, have just received large and
superior assortment of trunks, among which
may be particularly mentioned the large Ing
trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, and the sole.
leather trunk, together with every variety OF
satchels, travelling bags. and valises for ladies,
all OF which are offered at the very lowest prices
Those contemplating travelling should call and
examine stock at stephens Il 90. n
BIBLE HKROEs--The next OF the course of lee
tares upon Bible heroes, in st. Pauls Lutheran
Church, by the Pastor, Mr.. Butler, Is announced
for to-morroX evening, at 800 Subject, Sam
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

MANY SUPER rather than take nauseous m ediclnes.
All who sgGar from coughs. cold, irritation VI the
bronchial tubes or tendency to consumption, will
find In Dr.. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry \
remedy agreeable to the palate as eGectual in re-
moving disease. The Balsaia is a pleasant remedy
It is safe remedy It Is powerful remedy; Il IL
speedy remedy Il Is a remedy that cures.
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Paints and Oils.
ID 4 NJ o v L D :.

DE Moy D.
Having purchased the stock and fixtures In the
store Of G. s. wHITCLESEY, SIS Seventh street,
take pleasure In announcing to my friends and the
public generally that have removed my stock OF
PAINTS, OILS. LAMPS. GLASS. ETC.
from No. SS street. between Sixth and Seventh, to
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Between Louisiana avenue and d street,
Where shall keep constantly hand full assort-
ment OF
PAINTS, OILS. LEADS. COLoRs, vARNISHES.
BRUSHES, GLASS, LAMPS. ETC.
ALSO. ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EVERY DE.
SCRIPTI0N
And everything pertaining to the business.
take Ills opportunity Of returning my sincere
thanks to friends md the PUBLIC for their very liberal
patronage In the past, and earnestly SOLICIT oontin
uanee OF the same.
GR0. RYNEAL, yR.,
wAsHIxoror. D. O., December Is, 1857. ias-ti
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EouITY CouRT-Judge 0Hn.-This court acted
on the following cases yesterday;
702, MeIntyre VS.. Rodier, Order making rule
on Sohafer, purchaser; to comply with the
terms of sale made absolute.
1924, Bean vs., Hymer. Order appointing Cath.
V, Bean q guardian dd Item.
i2ob. Hallenbeek VS.. Hallenbeek. Order of pub
location.
iii. Barbour vs.. Morgan ct al. Order Of refer
enee to auditor as to suficiency of personal as
sets to pay debts.
T59. Larner VS.. Lsrner. Order sustaining de,
murrsr with leave to amend petition, Sc.
Adjourned.
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. CLOTHING AT REDUCED RATES. Mr.. straus.
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large and we'll selected
stock OF Men and Boys Clothing and Gentlemen :
Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty days. without
regard TO cost He also offers disco int OF ten per
cent on all PURCHASES saoEqtipg to W or more. Now
is the time to make your purchases Vt ~ Immense
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REruBLI AN in
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs. T. NJ. X. Mills h Co., date Crandelrs) l2s
Bridge street, or at Messrs. O. T. Getty 4 Co.'s,
LOG Bridge street, where copies OF the REruBLr-
CAN may be obtained daily.
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Sl.I3 for French Whaleboue Corsets; s cents foI
Corset stcels. Also Ioop'skirts, Shoulder Braees.
and Corsets Of all Styles altered and made to order.
and nt warranted. ut Charles Baum's, 10 Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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ALEXANDRIA, MATTERs.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALExAsDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. 35 North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, isour 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.
DEAD.-Thomas Cullen, who was crushed under
q hogshead of iron, which rolled on him by the
breaking of his dray shafts, on Eldridge & Co.'s
wharf, on Wednesday, died at an early hour yes
terday morning, from the injuries then received.
SALE.-Two houses on south Washington
street, belonging to the estate OF the late James
Vansant, were sold at public auction yesterday
to u. p. Shaw for q, ESQ.,
PAsToR.-Rev. W. II. Smith has been sent to
Alexandria to preach by the African Methodist
Conference, lately sitting In Richmond.
OFPIcERs.-Potomac l. o. o. F., have chosen
the following officers to serve the second quarter
Of the present year, viz: ]. W. Simpson, N. q.
Chas Webster, V. a.; and Chas. Goodrich, Sec.
Rotary.
FISH MARREr.-Shad per hundred, Wholesale,
s3o@33; Herring per thousand, wholesale, 40;
Rock and Perch per hundred punches, S35.
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WASHINGTON SKATING CLuB-About twenty
of the members Of this club met at the Board OF
Trade Rooms, last night fifty being necessary to
a quorum. Matters pertaining to the club were
informally discussed, and after the appointment
OF committee of three by the board Of directors,
to audit the books Of the treasurer, the club
ratirad
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ACCIDENT TO YouSa LApY.-Yesterday,
about noon, young lady about stepping from a
private carriage, at the corner Of Four.and. a-
half street and Pennsylvania avenue, took with
fsinting spell, falling to the pavement and cut
ting her forehead severely on the. step-stone.
She was carried into a clothing. store next door
and properly cared for until she recovered, when
she was placed In the carriage again by friends
and conveyed to her home,
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SEVERELY KICKED ny 4 HoRsE.-Yesterday
driving a horse by Massachusetts avenue and
Third street west, from market, the running gear
OF the wagon became disconnected. While the
lad was STOPPING to adjust the parts, the horse
became restiyc and kicked him heavily on the
breast, knocking him breathless and senseless.
When the youth recovered his breath. he com
planned Of Internal pain. He was taken to q
relative'S and properly cared for.
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on AIIFeu SHNtvsI WtFyIIHu.


Geo s Holmes, Philadelphia, + d Howard
Mass; James Boil, OF; q Wilson, NJ DAILY, Chai
Carter, Baltimore; J Slade, Va; A Kitcher, N Y
@ Larner, Va; W T. Post, Fendall, Baltimore
r Vanderbilt, Val Y Howard, Boston, q Hess
Mil s W SeYerson, baltimore; ] Furguson, cit
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sEAToN HousE-Jous H. srNMra,

SEATON HOUSE-JoHN n. SgNMEa.
ia Gibbons, Baltimore; Hon s Newton Pcttis,
Pennsylvania 5 e Williams, Prince George
man, N Y; Geo 0 Sawyer. N " W W Armstrong,
Geneva, N VI Hon A J Glossbrenner, Pennsyl
yagis; X sylyls, PhiiadelPhia; Ghss stewart,
Nv AY,ss H sSh,g 9 Mitchell vi ca
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Amusements,

Amusements.
NATro NALTu EATRE
SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL I, 1865,
The Sparkling Little Fayoritc,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
In the Beautiful Musical Drama, in Five Acts adaptot
expressly for Miss Maggie Mitchell, entitled
THE PEARL OF SAVOY;
OR MOTHERS PRAYER,
supported by the Popular Young Actor,
Mr.. JAS. W. COLLIER.
And Brilliant Cast.
Nearly ready,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
Eutir.ly New Play.
MAGGIE MITCHELL'S
NEW PLAY,
LoRLE.
CARR HALL.
OLE BULL.
ASSISTED ~
Mr.. EDWARD HoFIMAY.u
s's'Is5l i hSEPq RostEaS SHf LEvrnrsl.
viii give a Grand Concert for the benefit oftbc
NATIONAL LINCOLN MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
Of Washington. D. c.,
SATURDAY EVENING. April l. lsis
Sale OF Tickets will commence ON Thursday morn.
ing, at clock, At John y. Ellis Music Store, ~
fennsyiNania avenue, between Ninth aud TeEt4
The Piano used on this occasion il from the cel..
praied menptnetory Of Chickcripg Son, and loSn-
" 1ohn r. Ellis. ap3.A
ETzERoTT HALL.
MORNING AND EVENING READINGS
sHAKs pRARE,
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE
TB. PUGH,
Has the honor 70 annosnce that Mrs. KEMBLE wiz
give . Series Of FOUR READINGS, at METIEROTf
HALL, In the following order:
Tuesday Evening, March n,
RICHARD H.
Wednesday Morning, April !,
N D UMAER NIGHT's REAM
Friday Evening, April 3,
WlNTER'S TALE
Saturday Morning, April4,
oTHELLO.
The, Ths Evening Beading viii eommsncc rreei.eyNs
Admission u, with reserved seats, sl. 70.
The sal Of tickets for the entire series will begin
Metferotts Music Store, on FRIDAY MORNING.
March n, at o'clock. Single tickets for each Read.
Ing may be procured on SATURDAY. March =, aul
the following days.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
10 avoid Interruption, the audience are respectfully
requested to be seated fifteen minutes before the co-
mencement Of the Readings mh2B-tf
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ACCIDENTAL AMPUTATIoN.-Yesterd Mr..
Henry Mol, wheelwrlght for the Washington
and Georgetown Ice Company, In attempting to
make q wooden wedge, with hand axe, made a
His wounds were dressed by Dr. Johnson Elliott.
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TRUSgs.-Stephens & Co., No. $40 Pennsyl
vsnia avenue, have just received large ant
superior assortment of trunks, among which
trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, and the sole
leather trunk, together with every variety o.
satchels, travelling bags. and valises for ladies'
Those contemplating travelling should call and
examine stock at stephens 10. l