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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

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From the Washington ApEolgsr lGsrman) OF Wed.
nssdAy, Feb. Al, IsIll
Senator schurE says, In regard To an editor
OF German paper who Is opposing him,
that he Is a collector and therefore not entl-
tied to consideration.
II Is fact which we must recognize, that
an officer OF the General Government must de-
fend Its principles. Not because he might
lose his place or daily bread, but because II
would be dishonest to abuse and Willy the
authority that iayOrs you. When any one
has place OF trust TO confer he gives Il 10 a
friend rather than TO an unknown person,
especially II both stand on n moral aud intel
lectual par.
A Senator OF the United States Ia a high
representative, but he Is after all only seTy-
ant OF bis constituents, the State, and OF the
whole country. AZ such he has certain duties
TO perform, speeches TO make, to watch GER
tain Interests OF his State, or TO elevate pub
lie sentiment, &C.
But his personal ambition or egOtlsm must
ever remain subordinate, personal piaues
malice, or any objects that do not have for
their motives purity Of intention must remain
In the background.
We have ever aimed TO do justice to the
Intentions Of Mr.. Schurz-that he was honest
and acted from conviction; bat in this sale OF
arms matter, which Ia personal, and personal
only one cannot concede 70 hun honesty,
There are higher principles which stand so
high that small tricks remain far below, and
through tue mixture OF these Mr.. schurz will
soon discover that he Il alone and has not even
got the chestnuts out Of the are," although
he has burned his hngeTs. As long Us he
preached honesty aud morality the Germans
believed In him. He needs the Germans.
The Germans can get along tOitAoat him, and
he hds taught and shoiOn hsm that When
Germany was At war with France the voice
Of the Senator was not heard, although the
Germans begged him 10 speak. When laws
have been Introduced curtailing social rights
or religious freedom OF the Germans the
Senator'S YOlcs has remained dumb.
We are agreed that Senator sehurE shall
consider himself Us an American Obly, and
that there are no specific Germans, but then
sentative and that Il Is 10 his power 70 say
how w shall vote,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

The work upon the Memorial church, now
being erected near the Circle on Fourteenth
street. ls progressing Huely. The contractor,
Jacob Nlehweyer, IL doing credit 10 himself
by the quality OF his work. The building
committee, Brig. Con. J. A. Ekin, U. 8. Al
A. :, Pratt, James p. Pearson, Joseph Me-
Lellan and George Byneal, IT,, are known as
practical and substantial men. Rev. J. @.
Butler, for more than twenty years the pastor
Of St. Pauls church Of this city, and now
chaplain Of the House Of Representatives,
appeals to liberal people for 'toentyyfre thou.
sand dollars TO complete during the current
year this memorial. IL IA designed as a large
free church In this city OF strangcrs-a per-
petual memorial OF Gods goodness to us as a
people In delivering the land from bondage
and war; the memorial Of righteous peace,
perpetual only as the purity, equity, forgive
ness and love OF the gospel of Christ shall
prevail, healing and binding us forever as a
people. The doctrinal basis Ia to be purely
and broadly evangelical. Amid the nonu-
ments OF patriotism aud yalor aud freedom
scattered over the land Il IL cmlnently proper
thus TO acknowledge God Jehovah as our
Saviour and King by rearing this memorial
In our national capital"
No paid agencies are employed In collect
Ing funds. Contributions have been received
from men OF all creeds In all parts OF the
land. Ii IL being built upon the "pay-as-we-
GO principle, and Is thus far free from debt.
II Is hoped that voluntary contributions will
How freely. They may be sent to Jay Cooke
Y Co., treasurers, or TO Rev. J. q. Butler.
This memorial viii, when completed be an
ornament 10 our city, and Wilt be house Of
tod In which the rich aud the poor may to-
gether worship, and not be deferred by heavy
pew rents,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS


sorICEs OF NRw ADrERTIsRNENTI.
FnsrctAss table hoard at as per month.
JosuPH s. BURNETT, In., real estate broker
and claim agent, $50.
Fon RuSr, a nearly new thrse.story brick
house.
TE National savings Bank pays 'lH per
cent. interest.
THE copartnershlp between owen o'Hare'
Daniel E. Davenport, Henry Himber and Ed.
ward MartihdAle IA dissolved.
AsrBoIAL ooNvocATioN Of Lafayette r, A,
chapter No. 9 will be held to morrow evening.
WV. L. WALL h Co, auctloneers, VIII sell on
THURSDAY, February ", at 10 o'clock, q. m, an
excellent assortment OF furniture.
SECOND annual commencement medical de.
partment Howard University, Friday evening.
AsuALL frame house for rent.
RI GRAHAM has tho largest assortment Of
carriages ever offered In this city.
w.H.Go. II. MoRRIsoN have received all
the now publications
A THINE sroRv basement brick dwelling for
sale,
A Nvw two story dwelling for sale.
APRAMR dwelling for sale.
EouR-sToHY brick dwelling for sale.
Gum LocKtE, auctioncers, will sell on
Friday morning, March l, at 10 o'clock a. m, al
their auotion rooms, large quantity Of gold
watches, diamonds, &C.
BRICK HOUSE, with nine rooms for ront.
VIZ. Ia HOFFMAN has 5000 10 loan.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

A meeting Of the Joint committee on manu-
lectures was held ut Legislative Hall last
night, Mr.. u, z. Eaton In the chair, Captain
New, secretary present Messrs. Smith.
Eaton, Carroll aud Cassln.
Mr.. Cassin introduced the following!
ReSOiVsd, That It IL the intention of the CON.
mittee TO recommend 10 the Legislature tho
passage Of an act eNemptlng from taxation all
property employed for the purpose Of mAnufAo
ture, or which may he 80 employed during tho
next ten years In the District Of Columbia
Mr.. Carroll moved TO amend so Us 10 make
tue land on which factories are located taxed
~ unlmpTOyed property, and exempt from
taxation the buildings and machinery.
Mr.. Eaton moved to appoint a committee
Of three 10 prepare bill embOdying the sub
stance Of the resolutions 10 be laid before the
committee al its next meeting, and to be
agreed upon before submission to the I.cgis-
lature. Agreed To, and Mrssrs Smith, Gas
sin and Campbell were appointed.
the resolution, rs amended, were then
adopted.
Capt. New read carefully prepared pa :
per, showing the average temperature OF
Washington and Philadelphia was really the
same after which the committee adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Chornl Ssciery tonrert.
Tho concert Of the Choral Society, which
comes of on next Saturday evening, seems
to be the topic Of conversation this week.
One Of the principal attractions Ia the solo
yloliniat, DIR. Leopold Damrosch, Of whom
the Brooklyn Eagle speaks As follows, re-
ferring TO concert recently given In that
city, In which the Doctor participated
"Dr. Damrosch followed Miss Gary, and In.
lerpreted Beeth0yen's music a. the grand old
composer would loved 20 have had II. u Dr..
Damrosch were not musician Of the very high.
est orler Of talent, no would be pronounced the
most elegant man In his manners that ever
gracod stage OF held violin. And, after all,
who 90 truly loves his or her art as TO be isaiOu,
Of their power TO harm or 10 bless It, A move.
ment tone or look is eagerly caught, and, u
Torrance Of this gentleman we have only tc
speak In the very highest terms, and TO pro
nounee his entire performance unsurpassed
Mrs. Elliott, who Is 40 favorably known
here, will lend her voice In some OF her
choicest selections, ~ will also Mas Alice
Randall whom all Washington remembers
as being so successful In the amateur opera.
We understand that Mr.. Young aud Mlss
Randall propose singing the pleasing duet
from martha"
Owens nj the National
John y, Owens second appearance Of the
National last evening, crowded that theatre
to lt utmost capacity. 1.-THE Victim" was
the opening play, In which Owens appeared
in his renowned character Of Joshua Butterfly.
lie was quito creditably supported by the
stock company. "Solon shlngle" closed the
entertainment. Both pieces were heartily en-
joyed, and received unlimited applause.
''GrimaldI. or the Life of an Actress" will
be presented this evening. Mr.. Owens has
received great praise In the leading charac-
ter. full house il q certainty.
B'Rckmailers.
The sensational character OF the lecture, Ia
he delivered this evening at Odd Fellows
hall, by Col VIM. c. Carmen, on "Black-
mailcrs-who and what they arc" will GER
tainly crowd that hall. The lecturer, pen
stoned officer Of the late war, served for a
long time in the United States secret service,
and the information CLEANED during his en-
ployment In that bureau should enable him
TO present an attractive discourse. 1t is gem
orally understood that many revelations con-
corning the private character of high officials
will he made
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

Second RsunIon Of U. =. Grant Post
A meeting OF U. s. Grant Poet, No, l2, De-
partment Of Potomac, for social reunion,
took place last night, Commander q. A..
Meyer In the CHAIR.
The hall was crowded with invited guests
and ladies', who were exceedingly gratlhed
with the Interesting programme presented.
Particular applause was bestowed upon the
very eloquent speech OF the Hon. Job r.
Stevenson and the elegant singing of Miss
Addlo stillson. The programme for the even
Ing was "a follows; Overture to Martha" by
Mr.. jacobsen Cousin Jededlnh, /" sung by
Mlss Emma Pcttys; select readings, by Mr..
Tweedale; Somebody's Coming" sung by
Miss Kate Woods; select readings, by Mr. T..
.. Townsend; Scotch song, by Gen. George
W. Balloch; remarks by Hon. Job. Il. Steven
son; ''5ing, birdie, Sing" by Miss Addle
Stillsonj Chant dc Berger, by Mr.. Jacobsen;
Scotch song, by Miss Eliza Simpson; select
readings, by Mr.. Mckee; Grandma Advice,
sung by Miss Pottys; Visions OF Dream, by
Mr.. Jacobsen; select readings, by Mr.. Nc
Kee; song by Miss AddIe Stillson.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

The Republican bolters Of the Twentieth
district met last night at Crutchett's hall, on
North Capitol and ID streets, with Major j.
Il. Doughty In the chair aud Il. NJ. smith
secretary, for the purpose Of completing the
organization OF the District club and hearing
grievances over the last meeting.
Upon request the aiiidaylts OF John TAYLOR
aud George Horton, taken before Squire
Smith, as 70 the manner In which the meeting
on the Goth Of February was conducted were
read.
X. T. johnson offered a resolution, which
was adopted, establishing rules for the gov
eminent OF the club,
Major Doughty, N. G. Ordway, J. W. Le
Barnes and A, NJ. Green addressed the assem-
blhge, about forty Ia number.
The resolutions adopted ct the last meeting
were reaflmed, and the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

c. W. HavenneT 4 Co. have sold lot on
NJ street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, north side, 10 Mr., L. II. Rowe, for
%, 637 so, being sl.25 per foot. Also, house
opposite the residence OF Gov Cooke, to r.
u. Frey, for s5T25. In Georgetown they
have sold lot on stOddard street 80 feet, 10
X. W, bowman for go per front foot, aud
a lot 40 feet on Montgomery street, 10 Major
MeAlllln for t26 per front loot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28


The visitation OF thu Grand Encampment
to Ridgcly. Encampment, 1. o. o. f., last
evening, In the lodge-roOm OF the latter, at
Green's building, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
was very pleasant affair. There was largo
assembly Of members Of the different lodges
aud encampments, and every person seemed
to enjoy himself hugely. Addresses were
delivered relative to the prosperity Of the
Order by y. ID. Stuart, Grand Sire; John T.
Given, p. q. NJ; s. l.. liable, OF the Grand
Encampment; VIM. X. Mclean, John Haven
ner, Grand Representatives; Mr.. Styers, Of Mt
NGbo Encampment, and others. REGULATIONS
by Hon. I. A. GobrighL entitled the soldiers
Funeral" Jack aud Gill;" original. Mr.
Tweedale read the "Dylng Soldier Of Shl-
loh" In a most affecting manner. Messrs.
Redneld aud Burnell also favored the audience
with choice selection of banjo solos. After
n vote Of thanks 10 the Grand Encampment
by Rldgely Eucampment the entertainment
ClOsed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

The following Ia the text OF the opinion Of
Chief Justice Cartier In the case OF Ames, ad-
minlstratriX, carried up on an appeal from
the probate branch Of the special term
" In the case Of Amfs, AdministrAtTiX, a ma.
l0rlty Of the court have como 10 the conclusion
that the Judge 10 probate ought not 10 have set
ASIDE the letters Of administration granted 10
the widow Of Ames, and reverse hit action In
that regard. We do not see any great necessity
LOT Mrs Ames administering here, but a major
NY Of the court think she was the admin stFatTi1
10 Connecticut, and that she had a right to DO
the admlnistTRtTiX both there and here under
the lea loci Of both jurisdictions; that II was fur
ther proper, as auxiliary to the naturalization
IN COnnectiout 10 Issue letters OF administTatiOn
here, Without reviewing the whole case, II 10
sutiicient 10 say that q majority OF the court
think that letters Of Standardization ought 10
stand
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

Mr. CHARLES BAUM, ut his popular estab-
llshment on Seventh street, is the agent for
Washington Of the celebrated Smdlrs Pat
terms, so popular with the ladies everywhere.
They are conceded TO be the simplest and
most reliable Ia use, and for those needing
them all necessary explanations will be fur
nished. Mr.. Baum's assortment, which Ia
very large and complete, should be examined
by all Interested In the subject.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

Two colored men, named David Parker
and Henry Brown, alias Green, were arrested
by Detectives McDeyitt aud McElfresh last
night, charged with robbing the house Of
Gov. Holden some two weeks ago. On the
person OF Parker was found u pocket-haudkor-
chief belonging to the Governor. They will
lie Introduced to Judge Smell to-day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
LAW DEPARTMENT..

second Annual Oonmeuc EN- rat --Iatei est.
Ina ESersises addresses by Gen. How
ard, Hens. Horace Msynard, John A.
BinEham, q. y. Hear, ard several Of
The Graduates -ConTerrinE Of the De-
Eree--A Female Graduate Receive. u
Diploma ms BRtchelor OF Lave.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28
RRmaOWal.

Messrs. Moore 4 Paryin, real estate agents
and Insurance brokers, have removed from
7lS Fifteenth street TO COS Fifteenth street, In
where they are prepared to receive their
friends and attend to business. Their list Of
property for sale demands special attention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

A highly appreclAtlye audience assembled
at Lincoln hall last evening TO greet this
talented young lady. Her readings occupied
about two hours, aud, II we can Judge by the
deep attention paid 10 her and the enthusiasm
manifested at dimes, she was emlnently sue
cessful. Her manner Is easy and graceful,
her voice 10 exceedingly fuG, aud she pos
sesaes all the qualities necessary 10 make n
successful reader. Size Is equally good 10 the
comic a. 10 the pathetic, has nice apprecla-
tlun Of tue character OF the selections she
reads, aud makes It's eXcellencies apparent,
Her endurance Is marvellous few readers
could have read 80 many and such difficult
pieces without showing signs OF fatigue. She
has reason To congratulate herself on her
success,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

The s. P. i. Society IL about To Issue iuyi-
tatlOns for private solrce, to take place al
Sheldon's academy on Tuesday, March g.
The reputation Of the young gentlemen con-
nectod with this society Is too we'll known,
rs is thelr ability, to got up pleasant enter
tainments for their friends, To need any spe-
cal mention.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

AGGRAVATED INDIGESTION Persons who
are predisposed to dyspepsia, find their suffer.
inss from this cause greatly aggravated BY
damp weather, easterly winds, and sudden
changes from a mild TO chilling atmosphere.
In the spring, therefore, the panxs OF inJigos-
tlon are seriously augmented by the Atmoa-
pherio variations peculiar to the season, and Il
IL incumbent upon all who desire 70 pass through
the ordeal OF Its cold mlsts and lnsalubrlous
gales With easy st0machA, and untcvmented by
the indescribable tormonts which accompany dys-
pepsia, 70 tone and strengthen the digestive or
Rans with . healthful and efeotive vege table
invlgorant; and no one at all familiar with the
medical record Of the age can question tor one
momsnt that Hostotter's Stom teh Bittsrs Is the
Tonic best adapted 70 this purpose.
The credentials Of the Great Restorative are
unequalod In number aud character by thoso
Of any other advertised medicine In the world.
tonRl remedy this wonderful specific has n
years II has literally bean tho Champion Tonic
and Alternative on This side Of The Atlantic In
popularity II has never been approached by any
Of Its wOuld-be competitors, and its annual sales
arc 20 far In advance Of those Of any other medi.
cine Of It's class that comparis ons would be ridic
ulous. One Of two conclusl ons 10 lnevitable
either tho American people are deficient In com
mon sense, and Incapable Of rational dlscTlmI
nation, or Hostetter's Bltters IL the best pre-.
yentlys remedy for Indigestion, fever and Ague,
bilious remittent foyer, constipation, Theuma-
tlsm, nervous complaints, and all mAladles Of
an epidemic or endemic type. Tho reader will
Judge for himself which OF tho two conclusions
u most consistent with TACT and reason. MW6F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

"hTr OYTIcE," on the corner Of Seventh and
Z streets, has been opened by Fritz Schaible,
better known As "Our Fritz" who formerly was
bartender for Charles VI. Miller at the Kloman
House. Fritz has every element OF popularity,
and we may safely predict that my once" viii
he A most successful place Of resort
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

TIE National Savings Bank allows six per
cent. interest from the first Of the month, on
deposits made on or before the third. See
advertisement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

The choir OF Wesley chapel will give a
sacred concert at the March 8, evening, at
o'clock, on which occasion they win be
assisted BY some Of the best musical talent
10 the District, u0deT the direction OF Mr.,
Robert Bal, ,7-.- 80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

USE LEss OF DooLHV's than Of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, as It ls much stronger Put up
full weight. Give II q fair trial.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

THuRsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder IL the
best DsntrlHoo In use II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JoUvHS's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior TO anything known.
THoNFsoN's Pomads Optlmo IL exquisite. II
softons, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by UruRQista
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

DooLEr's YRAsr POWDER cannot be eEcolled
for making light sweet RolIs, Biscuits, Wal.
ies, Corn Bread, &C. II IL always ready and
reliable.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

BtyE HoUR MoNEY. go The Freedmans
Savings Bank, PennsylyaulR avenue, Gppo-
slte tho Treasury, pays SIR per cent iHisrea.
Now ls the time 10 deposit. Zee ayertlse-
ment In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28
WAsHINGTOs AND oHIo RAILROAD.

WAsHINGTOs AND oHIo RAILROAD.
- On and altar OCTOBER q, 1871, the Trains
Lea on ihis Road will run follower
sl& Ihe MAIL f5Aiq viii leave AloEanlrA daily
lahoept sunday At $50 arrive At LeaAburK al
lDsS q. m, aud Hamilton At II a. ~, Leave Ham.
iton At " ~ .. NJ, and Leoshura at l,la .. m and
arrive At AlaIAndpA At rs ., m.
The Accommodation Traln will laAVe Alexandria
daily leEespt bundayl At $40 M, and arrive Loos-
arrive At Alexandria At 8 as a m.
Tue a. q ,r1in from AlsLsndHA and la,sO ?. n.
kspgs DAILY Line Of qoa1hss for ParesliVS, sniok.
erSile, bsrryVls aud Winchester also, with RaAn.
Adds ard hiddlebuTg.
All Gooda, per steamer, Railroad OF RIpross, In care
Of u. u, HANkNhk, Freight and Ticket Agent Al
AloIAndra, will be forwarded ~ far A. Hamilton, froo
OF ehArgs, other than our regular tariff ratea,
Oommui alton Tick OTIS, Three Oenta per Mile.
Annual Tickets, slIty DOllAT., -
n0ViO.u GsnorAi 1fek 81 A Gont.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28

NEW National rHKATRE.
IN Ma J, a. HAVIII,F g,... l,ssssp and Manaaer
MONDAY RVENtNI, FRBRUARY 06
Six NIonTs0NLY AND ONE MATIhkF,
OF the Distinguished Oamsdian,
DIN, JDHS N. OWENS.
who vii Appear IN series Of hs lannon's delineaiona
Of The Pathetio and q mite Drama
THIS tMONDAY) EVENINu, D.
Sterling Ouyneia Comedy 10 Tnres Acts, Of
add NJ. ovsn's ereai specially,
SOIflN aHINGIE.
MAior ia Roots and Scion nhlntle Mn. OwENa
Tds.day-vicTINs snd sOLON sn lNoLk.
Owens - Joshua BITTERLY ard Roloot
Wednesday and Tn ursdAy-uR1AALDti or, The life
fhdAJ-BENtFlT OF, Ma, OMENS,
Boz sheet ops n from u daily, fsh9f.if
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-28


NV, NATIONAL THEAIRk.
LAST Sc non ~ ';Tfi aE Manager
ESdEIssss aFFs2Rz.A
Ua .s''ss'.' .Proprietot and Director.
SEASON oR HfdTTs R 5SR NTsipsf Is
Re- rtIesoi me res Mag favorits priA donn, Nine
PARhPA.ROSA. o. the evening o. MONDAY,
March = lsa when uifl be produced Mozarts master
p''''' y. MAngIA OF FIGARO.
Nine pAREPA.ROsA, ....,., :. ......-. afTaA ANNA
TUEsDAY-o peratio dsbat il WIshinstoa u The
famous baritone, -
MIR. CHARLES sANTLkY,
10 Heralds Grand Rom Antio Opera,
,,ZAMPAi .in. Tl1E tittmLE BRIDE.
RVuknIl An Girl tNi a Star Cast -.
Nine PARKrA; RIOS i...... a; ARlINE.
: - THuRsDAY-FAUHT. -.
Nj. oHARLEA sxHTLEy iYas,1,i;;Iv, AIlENriNE
s,TrMHSs, VAN SksDf, Me RlEIAA iNvy
M, ouARl,si "a. 4 y,I- a; pr,yoLo.
SATURDAY EVENINU, -.
nrst tirs here II 0heru6lni'a nasterwSrk,
THE WATER CARRIER, (h.r wsss gItraaserl
Nine PARkPA.HOSA.......es, .OOksTAhOk.
sale o. seats viii ootnmanes TridsY, haruh I, ate =
M, At Matsyfott A % y Music store.
SCALE OF PRfOES.--orohesitA ChAirs, eaoi
Private Honea, $40. feb9B N