The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-04

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seymour, Unsworth and the rest, are de-
lighting hne audiences NJ the Concordia
opera nouse. rms troupe mas lot 50 many
years Deen famous that hundreds OF our clti-
zens have long wished for the opportunity
OF seeing them, are now nightly witnessing
tine truth Oh tine TACT that lame and merit
walk hand In hand. The performers are not
only the most skllliul from the ranks OF the
Ethiopian minstrols, but their burlcsque
scenes ana music, arc mover ana entertaining
70 inc h'ghest degreo'
.,
nre was SOUNDED az Vioo o'clock last hight
lron voA " ine ntc acpattlncnt was
promptly out Dut could ma no opportunity
TO go into service.
s az ain'n oI nrc was struck from
ooS %, S'ate DcPar'nicn,, AT apout IL
Civck last hIght, causeu oy tue Waterman
pullding nre IN tue new DOCK OF buildings
on street, between Fourteenth and FIT
teentn stteets, Whien showing very prlghtiy,
block was on fire.
AS the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder
Company were returning from the alarm,
the tillerman,. Mr.. George Nicholson, was
struck on the head by stone, but Fortunate
ly his ire hat broke the force with which II
was thrown.
IubLlO TEMPERANCE mEErING'-lhe pup,
nc temperance meeting last evening AT odd
feiows nan, navy iard, under the auspices
Oh o9lumola Lodge NO. 10, .. oil Il, was a
grand success. the hall was crowded to
most entertaining character. Addresses were
delivered by DR.. A. W. Miller, Of Columbia
| Division, and Mr.. A. W. Scott, Of Boston.
The music, both vocal and Instrumental, by
the best amateurs of the city, was of the
highest order, and we regret that we have
not space for more extended notice.
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THE PILGRIM.-An entertainment, said to
be OF more than ordinary merit, will COM
mence at Metzerott Hall tonight. It Is
styled the Pilgrim, and Is q series of pano.
Progress. The views arc intorspersed with
vocal and INSTRUMENTAL music and an en-.
pianatory lecture, The closing transition
scene is said to be grand. We advise our
citizens TO witness the beautiful exhibition.
The MoSTH OF MAY.-The month of NAV
Ia devoted by the Catholic Church In honor
ing In an especial manner the memory of
the Blessed Virgin Mary. Services are held
every afternoon In all of the churches during
this month, and the altar of the Blessed viz,
The rim Of tho nconlc Tho Services NJ q,
Patrlck,s church nre nj a n, m. Tho ornhon
Girls of 81. VIncent,s AsvInm sIrg Tho i}ta nv
| Of "Our LADY of Ioretto', and a mcditntjon
suitable 10 each doy ia road Inv Tho M stor
Father Walter. f''0''
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FEAST OF THE AscESsIoN.-The beautiful
Feast of the Ascension, commemorating the
10 lie rIgbt hand Of tho Etornoi Fothar
forty DAYS nfter his triumnbont resurrcc,ion
from the dead. will occnr tbis roor on Thnrs'
day next. This festival il csnccIoIIv ohserrcd
NV the CntbolIc and Enisconal chmycLcs In
festival will be celebrated os n day Of ohIIgn.
tIop. the services heinz on Tho somc honrs On
Sunday.
THE New LETTER BoxEs.-We stated YES.
terday that one of the new letter boxes re,
| Gently put up had been broken. We now
and not of character to excite apprchcn,
sion for the safety of letters deposited. The
boxes are considered by postolilco officials
purpose for which they arc intended. Col
Strong will to-day nut mn an Additional
number of The boxes In different nnrts Of thc
cIty,
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD MEErISG.-A meet.
ing Of business men and property-holdcrs' OF
Washington and Georgetown will be held al
the Board of Trade rooms, at IL O'Clock to.
morrow, for the purpose of consultation
upon the subject of n railroad from the
national Capital to Lake Erie. A delegation
of citizens of Frederick, MARYLAND, will be
present.
Doors AND SHOES. Go to Wilson's, OF
Seventh street, under Odd Fellows Hall, II
you want good boots and shoes at prices tC
suit the times. The place Is No. 800. Sec
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CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS of Washington
will assemble in mass meeting at Union Hall
Fourteenth street, at s o'clock this evening
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