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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
DEPARTMENT CLERKS.


A meeting OF the Departmental Relief As
sOciation was held last night In the lecture
room Of the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton. II. B. Moulton, esq, occupied the
chair and J. I. Burma acted as secretary.
The names OF $50 gentlemen were pre-.
scntod for membership aud elected.
Upon motion the association entered into
an election for secretary, aud selected J. l.
burns 10 serve during the ensuing year.
The following wero elected as portion OF
the board Of directors, TO consist Of fifteen
members J. W. Hogg, Navy Department.; j.
=. Allen, Third Auditors ofllce; A. X. Smith,
Land Office; 8. B. Morse, Sixth Auditors Of
nee; q. +. Lewis, Internal Revenue Depart.
ment; q. W. Roseyent Pension Office.
The election OF the remainder was post
ponod until the next meeting, In order 10 give
the different Offices fair representation.
Several amendments were offered 10 the
bylaws, among which were two regulating
the beneht clauses In relation 10 deaths,
designations aud dlsmlssals, all OF which
were laid over until the next meeting.
Upon motion, 1000 copies OF the bylaws,
with tho proposed amendments, were ordered
10 be printed, and series OF rules for the
government OF the association were adopted.
After the transaction OF the usual routine
bu lness the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
TREE BOXES.



The Board OF Public Works 70 tcrday
Opened proposals. 10 furnish the city With
b.OOO WoOden and LOO iron tree-b0xes, aa
follow JAckion Humphrey, wooden, T3c
Y. W. Perkins, wooden, 75c 1 ]. w. Morsell,
wooden, sl.20 IT, =! Leln 4 Co., wooden,
s5o W. n. ~. ~ sInions, wooden, 0Ie
w. y. Downing n Co, 5000, wooden, for
ti,0Oo; Q. NJ. keefcr wooden, 500 each ;
Bodlne, Whltcomb q Do, wooden, different
Kinds Of pine, 6Sc, ESQ, aud &c; Alex. Dushay,
1000 foe 600 John b, Oorrlgnn, wooden,
95c 3. W. Plumley & Bro, u 900 wooden
q SOC each J. q. Naylor, iron boxes,
Palmer, wooden; ella; White e Bro, iron,
$40 eachi Henry Llevers, Iron, e4O8 each
y. II. Burgess q Co., wooden 20 cents; Geo
u Goodall, Iron, 20; Geo. v. Rider, wooden,
81 cents, Iron e3.p8; Y. q A. Schneider, Iron,
sig; A., u. sweouy, wooden, el.30, sl.45
and e2i r. NJ. johnson, iron, ESQ, wooden
el.lfi j, Y. Sannor, wooden, 97 cents; A. J..
Hurdle, wooden, 0S cents; Anderson Il Hud-
son, wooden, % cents; J. W, Phillips, ID. N,
Magrath aud Charles Murdoch, wooden, 81
cents; Baldwin n Bro., wooden, IS cents,
sl.lO and Sl.25; Henry Hill q Co, wooden,
~ ccntsi III. Wingate, wooden, 81 cents, Iron
$3.50 Edward Dillon, iron, s5.25, wooden
flO3. The contract was awarded 10 Mr..
George y. Rider at $500 for Iron, and 81
cents per box Tor wooden.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Yesterday morning dispatch was receive 4
announcing the death, In Aiken, South Caro-.
lima, Of I. J. O'roolo, OF the firm OF Demp.
eey q OToolo Of this city. Mr.. O'Toole was
taken very sick about one year ago with
typhoid fever, which left pulmonary com.
plalnt, 70 recover from which, by the advicS
OF his physician, no left for a mllder cline
and located In Aiken. But the disease was
too deep seated aud he died as above stated
Deceased was thlrty-four years Of age, and
had been In business for about twelve years.
lie was brother Of Rev. 7. J. O'Toole, for.
mor pastor OF 81. Patrlck's church Of this
city, and enjoyed an extensive acquaintance
among our citizens. lie leaves a wife and
several children, who, together with all who
knew him, will mourn his loss. The remains
Will DO brought TO this city, aud Inferred Ia
Mount Ollvet beside the members OF his fam.
ily who hnyp ROM bcforo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Yesterday morning about 1850 O'Clock Rich
ard Williams, labOreT, aged about 90 years
In the employ of J. V. N. Vandenburg, tbs
contractor, whilst digging under bank on
Virginia avenue, between Twenty-hfth aud
Twenty-sixth streets, was crushed 10 death
by the caylng in OF the earth. A force OF men
Immediately pun TO work removing the earth
remains were carried 10 his late residence, 10
Prather's alley, when Coroner Potter was
summoned, who, after viewing the body, pro-
bounced an Inquest unnecessary. The body
will be taken care OF by Mr. Yandenburg aud
properly buried.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

For some weeks past grave ruuors affect
Ing the moral life Of one Of the most proml.
ncnt United States Government legal officials
Of the Diatrict have boon in circulation, which,
when first put forth. were treated with but
slight regard, the general impression being
that the story told Of the Individual was the
creation Of an enyious brain, aud was origin.
atcd Tor the purpose Of lnjurlng the function.
AIRY In the estimation of those who have here.
tofore looked upon him AZ the embodiment OF
virtue and morality. Time passed on, nd
the story gained wide circulation. Il was
said that the official had been appraised OF the
course II was taking by an unceremoniOus
visit from .temale whose standing in the
community rates about as Is supposed did
Potiphars wife alter her "llttle lndlscretiOn. 81
Be that as II may, certainly many ''lndlscre-
tons OF the female referred 10 In this case
have gained for her the acquaintance Of the
men about town TO an extended degree,
Having achieved this nOtorioty II Is not to
be wondered at that when the story went
around that the official referred 10 had been
the recipient Of q call from the lass who
claimed ESQ for certain fayors bestowed upon
him on n certain occasion, II caused much
comment and good deal Of criticism. The
boys laughed as one after another heard
the circumstances related, but of course no
one believed II. Tho reporter OF the REPUB.
LioAN was among the first 10 slit the matter.
W course he did not believe the variations.
Oh no! But then he concluded II would BE-
Just "a well for tho official not 20 stir Il too
much. ut would look bad, you know" and
the case" rested. But yesterday the affair
took a different shape, and as ono Of tho
parties has moved, II Is but right the public
should be made aware Of the facts as they oc.
Cured. Here they are, as furnished BY the
party In whose office the affair occurred
THE HOUR
2 lew N,, momen's before four O'Clock yester-
.,.TH E SCENE,
INC private ONCE OF aweil-knowa architect
and builder, located not hundred miles from
Wflllng' IN the front onlcc q well-known
medical man, several. clerks and u few out
slders' .
ACT FIRST.
Enter the aforesaid legal functlonary, ac-
eompaniod by his factotum aforesaid with
cheek agiow with rage, aud his eye, "ln inc
frenzy rolling
Legal Fuuctionary. You wanted to sec me
today, sir2 did youl
Gentleman. Well, yes, | did, but what l
wanted 70 say 10 you was Intended TO be prl-
Vate.not 10 tue presence OF this man. C'This
man IN inc meantime mad closed the private
once door and taken seat Just behind II, In
such position as 70 prevent exit or oppose
entrance II deslted.)
L. r. II makes NO difference about him;
KNOW What you came Tor. You are party
TO conspiracy against me.
Gent Oh! you are mistaken. came 10
hik 70 you as Mason You are one, and
50 am l.
l.. y. You are Masonl Then you are q
perJured Mason, and "a such l will expose
{pu. l hoS wnM you want 70 talk about.
I an Ia.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
Boot and shoe Raotsry-A New DIstrIet I'm
terpTise.

a meeting OF citizens aud business mon
was held at the Board OF Trade rooms yesteT-
day for the purpose Of organizing a Joint
stock company for the establishment Of a
boot and shoe factory. Owing 10 the pecu-
liar hour fixed for the meeting II was not as
well attended as was expected, but repre-.
sentative men from the shoe dealers, tapners,
butchers and merchants were on hand, ready
TO lend their aid TO the scheme, which looks
10 the development OF one OF the best inter-
Osts In the District.
The meeting was called TO order and Mr..
J.; l.. Barbour chosen president. Anlniormal
discussion on the merits Of the project fol-
lowed and II was agreed that the factory
was not only feasible, but could, with the
proper support Of the District merchants, be
made on0 OF the best paying Investments ever
offered.
On motion, committee, consisting Of
Messrs. J. L. Barbour, n. Prot, JOs Weaver,
X, Cohen, l.. Hellbnin and J. q. Cox, was
appointed 10 draft articles OF Incorporation,
and secure subscribers 10 the stock. This
committee will report at an adjourned meet
Ing 10 be held at the Board OF Trade rooms
on Wednesday evening, March 8, at 7 o'clock,
when, II Is 10 be hoped, there will be large
attendance OF pnbllc-splrlted citizens willing
10 aid In so laudable and well-paying an en-,
terpriso as this can DO made II the proper
spirit 10 shown.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
THE INVESTIGATION.
YESTERDAYS PRocEEolNas

The FutnItate for MsrIIssu's Holdings
COwmittec Of Experts nj wSrk-AnotheF
Communication frsu, the beard ofPublIo
works-Trstimsny Of Witnesses, Inter-
ssted aud ed-The Lean MI
IaNe-tiE iied-rhc IRIupctIonists Prstssi
that Tickets AERlnst the Loan Were Net
HHrBi-hrd-N MEX uiHhi's IAcer-c AVID
What II Cost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

A meeting OF tho Fifth District Republican
Club was held at Jones hall, last Night the
president J. NJ. Bots, In the chair, Henry
Hlmber secretary. After the transaction Of
some routine business, a series OF resolutions
was introduced by Walker White, severely
denounclng tho action Of certain members OF
the club at the late meeting, and heartily In
doTsing the Governor OF the District
They were debated by Messrs. White, Him
Der, Edwards, and Lacey, after which they
were adopted with but one dissenting vote.
Tue meeting was orderly, and the evident
Intention OF all participating was 10 bury. the
personal feelings which led TO the late dis
turDance, and act In future as a unite on all
questions affecting the interests OF the party,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Last Sunday evening was an occasion o
interest In this church. Rev. Mr.. Wcderman
the pastor for the past three years, preached
his farewell sermon 10 large and attentive
congregation. The service was very impress
sive, and ut its close tho pastor took zach OF
the congregation by the hand and many were
moved To tears. Mr.. W. leaves this charxe
In most hourishlng condition, the Official
body having recently decided to build new
church, full description OF which was pub.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Yesterday about O'Clock two colored men
entered new building on X street, between
First and North Capitol streets, and stole
thcrcirom two overcoata, the property Of the
wortmen employed on tho building. Officer
Barns, Of the Seventh precinct was notified
aud gave chase 10 the thieves, who finding
they were hotlY pursued dropped their plum.
der, which was picked up by the officer and
returned 10 the owners. The thieves succeed
Ing In making good their escape,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
nIl..nI,ron,h,. Rrnalnu.

This accomplished lady will give her inter-
esliug and attractive readings tonight nt
Lincoln hall. The programme Is one that
cannot fall 10 interest and please her audience.
Some timo has elapsed slnco q Washington
audience has had the pleasure Of hearing
pootical selections read with q musical ac-
compartment, the last occasion being that In
which Miss Kimberly figured, assisted by the
music OF the Germania band. This was one
OF the finest entertainments given In Washing
ton, and, we doubt not, that the QUO given
this evening will be euual TO IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

DR. EVANS, dentist, who has Just returned
from Europe, has taken rooms temporarily
next door 10 his own house, TIL Fifteenth
street, which was rented To General \. +,
banks during his absence. The Doctor Is a
nephew OF the celebrated dentist OF Paris, so
we'll known 10 our citizens, who made that
nice little pile, through DreEel & ChildB, In
New York the other daV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Latimer 4 Cleary will sell, at 4 o'clock, D.
m, part Of lot In square los, with frame
dwelling thereon.
Coldwsll 4 King will sell, At . o'clock. u.
m lot on the corner Of llIgu and Cherry
streets, Georgetown, d. e., Improved BY a
brick dwelling with store.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Last week, In the Baltimore City Circuit
ley, the account OF DR.. W. J, c. Duhamol, OF
this city, executor, was admitted as correct,
the family portraits TO be accounted for, and
the money Of the estate 10 remain In the
hands Of the executor. Dr.. Duhamel has
paid the helrs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
AsIUsEMENTs.


Oweas ut the National.
Just such house, packed and apprccia-
Tive one-as be deserved, welcomed the great
comedian, John Z. Owens, last evening at
the National. Every scat was taken, and
every occupant enjoyed the performance, II
the roars Of laughter, continuous and hearty,
be taken as tests Of the enjoyment
Tbs entertainment opened with Sterling
Coyies charming thrco-aet comedy, Every
body's Friend" Mr.. Owens, Of course, 10
the leading role, Major Wellington de Boots.
Fur real humor, which he so literally imparts
TO this character, Mr.. Owens De Boots can
DO safely compared with that OF Clarke.
Taken all In all Il is not such finished piece
Of acting, for Clarke has made tho character
his particular study, but In many Of It's fea-
lures Owens fully equals him, and In others
he cxcltcs quite as much laughter, due, doubt
less, to the broadness of his Characterization.
Mr.. Sayillc, as Frank bedrock, was as frlgid
"a could be desired. As Felix Featherly, Mr..
Hamilton did exceedingly well. Mrs. Swan
down was In the good hands Of May savillc;
and, by the way, Mrs. G6rmou, a ifayorlte
hero, presented the strong-mlnded Mrs. De
Boots In her usual good style. We are glad
10 sec her back.
Scion shlngle, thcgarrulous, halEbonzy,
meddlcsome old farmer, was the concluding
piece. Il is Mr.. Owens specially. Every
body or everybodys friend has seen II, aud
we won't tell the public what Ii already
knows, that as Scion shlngle Owens Is uuap.
proaehable. This evening, THE Victims
and "solon Single"
BlacIgmaiIers.
Col. VIM. G. Carmen, wounded ex-Oiliucr
OF the late war, and formerly connected with
the secret service Of the Government, will
lecture on "BlackmAileTs--Wh and what
they are" nj Odd Follows hall, ON wednos-
day Tomorrow evening. Col. c., by reason
Of the position he has held under the United
States, should be we'll acquainted with his
subject, and being dashing, interesting
speaker, quito a time and many disclosures
may DO anticipated by those who purpose
hearing him.
Csacert BY the Choral SscieIy.
On and after to- morrow tickets for this con-
cert for the success OF which the best Of
arrangements have been make, can be OBJ
talned at the music store Of Mctzerott 4 Co.
The Parepa-RosR Troupe.
The Operatlc season, the advent Of which
Is hailed with delight by our muslc-lovlng
citizens, will be superior In excellence TO any
heretofore given in this city. Madame Parcpa-
Rosa made wise move In securing the SER
vices Of the splendid baritone santley; for
one need but hear his excellent voice To ap-
preciAte Il. The Marriage Of Figaro" will be
given on next Monday, the opening night.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

IL has been announced that the venerable
parish OF II. Johns will commence building
this spring new church edlhce, which for
Architectural grandeur will surpass anything
In Washington. The old edihce Is 10 remain
as IL Is, while the new edlAce will be known
Us st. Johns chapel
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

The members Of lodges and encampmonts
will pay a patcrnal visit to Ridgely Encamp-
ment tonight, when interesting exercises
will take place. Tho members will meet at
Odd-Fcllows' hall, Seventh street, prcpara-
tory to the visit.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Dyer Il Davidson have sold for Mrs. Gen.
eral Magruder house No. 1888 q street north
west, with side lot TO General q. II. Paul. for
$4,000. Also, for Judge Wyllc, lot 81, In
Wylies sub. Of square 2i2, TO II. A. Blood,
esq, for 81, $50 cash.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Messrs. James Guild and John Locke have
established themselves In the business OF auu-
tioneers and commission merchants at No.
1914 PennsylVanla avenue. Both Of these
gentlemen are we'll known as reliable bus-
ness men, and they deserve, and no doubt
VIII receive, fair proportion OF business.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

wILLARD's HoTEL News STAND.--Mr. d.
., DiSh1P, he popular proprietor OF tlls OLD
ship Mr.; w. IL. Hazard, Tor a long time his
chief clerk. This combination makes a
team hard ~ beat. II IL only necessary 10
add that the REPUBLICAN IA always for sale
al their counter.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

By a typographical error In last Tuesday g
REPUBLioAN Il was made 10 appear that
Nicholas Boulln had boon arrested for rob
blng Mrs. Patterson's house. Tho thlef's
name was Nicholas BuTlow.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

TuuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrince In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy,
JouvENs Iuodorous Kid Glove Cleaner d far
superior 10 anything known.
THoMPsox's Pomade optimo Is exquisite. Il
softens, beauties, and Strengthens the hair,
All for sale BY Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

MY oyTioE," on the corner Of Seventh and
streets, has been opened BY Frits Schalble,
better known A. "our Fritz" who formerly was
bartender for ohariss II. Miller at the Kioman
House Fritz has every element Of popularity,
aud We may safely predict that "My once viii
be most successful plaos Of resort.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

SAVE YouR MONEY. - The Freedman's
Savings Bank, Pennsylvania avenue, oppo-
site tho Treasury, pays sic per cent interest.
ment IN another column Wv
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

DErAHrMENr or 6rArHl
WAsfusdror, y. o., February h, ts7a, Z
Information has been received At this De-
partmeut from Mr.. d. NJ. Armstrong, the
cousul-geueral Of the United States at Rome,
Italy, Of the death, on the 9th January last,
at BrlGdlsi, OF Samuel II. Kingman.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

foR EARLI sFHING WELR,-Blue, Black,
Brown and Other ColOred Walking Goats, OF
various materials, from sl4 10 s2S Vests 10
match. GEO. HESRING,
No, 40 Seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

rsted aud DIslntsFest ed-The Loan NIL
'"Ne-'iHhed-The lhlunet'enlstS frsesf
that Tickets AEnInst the Loan Were Net
P,Y,l.h.d NJ. ,IrH ,,.L,,. II,.,.o ,,d
What II Cosi.
- --
The Investigation int, tho cb,p,e, pro.
~ ~
| ierred by the memoriallsts against the Board
of Public WorLa VIVA rcsurned vesterdav he
-. ~. ,,,-',.,- ~, :, -
lore the Committee on the District Of Colum.
bia of The House OF Represeptatlyes. Thorc
,,c,o ,,ro..r, - ~ ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. No..
sat- ,Ioa,ha, CD. C,,Is.,., p,d.id,,a
Si'''' Su'Ps"i H", 'a -,
Cotton, Darrall, Roosevelt Poland and WI
Hams; W. u. Chandler for the Board OF Pub
lie Wurks and John II. Crane and n. n.
uroo,, a. ~, a, = -,.,,,.
wv" ~ ."o ''A PaS''''
Nathan Sargent sTorni Was formerly ono
Of the Levy Court; was not member for the
two years previous TO the organization Of the
us,y government
-, -
"r' "'Ven' Au' was mlsiniorlned' linen
you cannol furnish the Information wanted.
That will do, Mr. Sargent.
HF Zlmp,o,nar s,vo,r, W.. ,,,...,.,,.
dealer, hsd NJ, s,.s ~. ,t.., .uls't W
McKnIgbl fnIIy, hsS NJ, 49,, ,h,l, W nv.
Morrison bnildIngs thongbt Nj usrn,itssd ~ ~
Az 40 he conid e,as,l,sn a., .is.,t,,,ss -, "a
mako a TrnS,rt ~ ~ H. Ssiaa iu''''e Auu
w a Nosos s,yn,,,. w. A., ,.i
ture. conid NOT gIpe IN. co,nTnI,,s. y, ~. y,
formation eoncasning mo h,rnIinre s,r,,s, vi
by NJ McKnight '' '''"'' "'"''''''
nv NJ Ciylcn. 10 NJ u,Rut,,h, ,,,,,.,,,
and sold Tor oash. bs mi,hi tnrn5sh cboss,a.
than Other dealer. MA ny, Inv ,.,,asa NJ
niace On bpslncss v... Ma nosos 80, 4, us
Mr.. Green asted ihai ihn ,a,o,ni,,.., .,,
thorizc Mossrs. Mosss and zInmsrmsn ~
yIslt The LnIIdIny cTSn,ins ths fp,rnI,,,ro ~, "a
make n renoTt ne Tho commiiice '''' ""N
Mr.. Starkwcs,ber Gcn,,o,nor 10 ,,o,,
wish 10 maEr tbis sromina,IonS W. ''u
Mr. Moscs, n ihc cnmmIiino an ,vI.h I
have no obiection ~ "'''
Mr.. siarLw,athsr Wall ,naL. ,h, ox.,,,
ipntinn and rcnnrt IN ,hn ,n,nn,i,,on 'N"''
w n stanfard swoTn, Pasnr W.N...,
commenced wnrL nn No,th c.Si,a, a,1''n,
last June wbiIe hc Vac ,,orLlnr ~
end Mayor Emery's conirsc,or No. ~ ~ Ia',
Al tbc oibcr end . N''''' 'O''' WIS "''A'"E
Mr.. ChandIsT' u,rc 1. Tho origi,o, ,or,r.,,
with McNamRra. Ana he wonid a. H. sa, ~,
time submit a commnnicat,or from H. shnI'
herd, giving a ia az ali Inc ofi,ccrs NJ ~ ~.
CIV g,,vcrnn,,,I Win ,hnIr s.I..saa, vi 'iie
M" nn,. I'LL n-.. -,
1 n,.,s ", ", -, e. ~ ,. wo.nhAl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
CITY ITEMS.

DooLEr's YEAST PowprH cannot be eEcoiIed
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, waf
hes, Corn Bread, 40. ~ II always ready and
reliable
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
Amusements, Lectures, Etc

NEw NATIONAL THEAIRF.
~ j. o. S.'' LAST ssGs0adiF 'i fa "a A'"'s'"
PkSaEIssS oIs9a77.A
Carl No. ,Proptis,or ard Dlroctor.
psos 5gsIx SraTfsXSbR SsR E NiHsfis
ks snt.eg q The resnlnE favorits prima dom, Mms
ia sSSu s e i e s1S S1.s
sn,gs5,A9aIAgE OF FIsARo,,
ds6;Giii Ia Ws;6ii:s,Sa q u:
.sIB. ciiSRi vs. sIxsSsrLEY,
S5i FL '.it 4, y!
tsfSs TiSSsE t aSffss
',,,, o ,,,. SaTpSs SyliAlsIs.S nS
"l'n nv t Sss sS SSR s% W.. pbS5slRPARoSA'
NJ oHhgIss a y u .kH Ira DlAvoLo.
BysEEfE sf X X. xySsfay COOK,
Tss w III g 9hs5rbIsi'. %..s rsesL.
y: ~ vi Ssiss /. ~
S6aIe oP fhiSEs, @S,s ssSl CHAIR. san,
F,s.. o 9.se &; oF''' a. Dress d'S:
~ rSEtTIs tsS s ss
OF NE DisunEuiahsd Osmsdlan,
MH. IOIlN X OWRNa,
Who VII appear 70 s.ea Of his lannon's daiinsatons
rus az r enosSSssSf 9 kvsH RpssT'
' ';i i SiS;sss . R hirs; sfS;.''0'
sHd s y, ~, SS;' st{i III; ;HEiESs.las.
Major De Boots ard Aolon Shnele.,,,,,,. Mn. OwHnH
Taosday-VIOTtMs And B0LoN SnINGLK.
Owens 2, Joshua Butterfly and solon,
"Wednesday and Thursday-GRIhALDII or, The Ilfo
ofAn Aotres..
Oven. 4. ne 1id french KmIsrn
Fhday-BENEFlT on. Mr., OWENa.
Saturday, at O'Clock. OWENS MATINEE.
Boz sheet open from 70 daily. feh7if
ID L. ~ n m n n. X M A.