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l3eth rule o. TO prevent the recall by q motion
70 reconsider OF bills introduced by unanimous
consent and referred 20 q committee on other
dsNe than Monday, which was adopted.
Nct peing prepared to report, and desiring to
noid me next morning hour for his committee,
MI. Banks moved that the House adjourn, and
demanded the yeas and nays upon the notion
To save delay in calling the roll, by unani
nous consent at the suggestion Of Mr.. Dawes,
the morning hour was considered a. Terminated .
and on motion Of Mr.. Eames (R. IL the House
proceeded 10 the considera alton OF business ON
the Speakers table.
Mr.. Butler, (Mass., y by unanimous consent
reported a bill from the Committee on Revision
Of the Laws, to amend the act in relation TO the
appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and
asked that 1t be printed and recommitted. So
ordered.
Mr.. Randall (Pa.) moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was recon mitted, and Law
that motion on the table.
The point was raised that the amendment to
the l30th rule, adopted this morning, prevented
The bill being brought back on motion 10 re-
The speaker said that am ndm ent applied only
TO bills introduced by members and referred
ann not to bills reported from committees
MIR. Butler stated that there was a necessity for
immediate action upon the bill, and appealed
to Mr. Randall To withdraw his motion, but tn at
gentleman resOlutely declined TO withdraw his
motion which was agreed to.
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0Swiss ribbon-makers name

~Swiss ribbon makers name Is 900 colors
~A "present" to an Official who Is SERVING
you is said to be the velvet bait that vulgar peo-
ga correspondent OF the Golden Age argue.
that the husbands Of strong minded women
become nobodies.
SChang, the giant. has found a Young we-
man In Australia who has consented 20 change
her condition. No cards.
@"woman is a delusion, madam exclaimed
a crusty old bachelor 20 a witty young lady
. And man is always hugging some delusion or
other" was the quick retort.
"a young gentleman who had Just married
little beauty says: "She would have been
taller, but she ie made of such precious mate
rails that nature couldn't afford it."
=, @An English congregation proposes to estab-
ilsh chapel on the summit of the Rigi. near
Lucerne, Switzerland. That congregation
evidently belongs to the High Church party.
~Miss Minnie r. Austin, Yankee girl Is
now associate principal of the San Francisco
female seminary, and member OF the California
state board for the examination of teachers
~Dr. Sears, custodian of the Peabody fund.
has appropriated Al 500 TO paw an agent 70 travel
over Tennessee and arouse the people 10 the
Importance OF free schools
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IIAr-YEAR PARTIES are coming into vogue
at Troy. AZ ono last week, Of which the rsas1s
has IN account, some Of the gentlemen present
gear being Q rood Imitation OF the style VI ch
prevails among the ladies. One Of theee female
personators wore earrings and necklace, and
cooled his fevered brow with Q fan, which he
which he concealed his bushes as the ladies
boldly told him their tales Of love. when sup
per Was announced, the gentlemen we're scryed
had eaten their All the fair seryitors vithdreS
10 the dining room, where they held a sort OF
high carnival, leaving the gentiemep 90 console
themselves as best they might with each other
men for their exclusiyencss when they are i'm
rover.
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Society,".

Strangers visiting Washington had the oppor-
tunity yesterday Of seeing tor themselves the
truthfulness Of the boast that is often made of
our beautiful spring days in mid-winter and the
brilliancy Of Cabinet reception day. The visit
ing was almost universal, and the tOilettes were
OF SURPRISING elegance. At many Of the houses
there was 50 great crowd that 1t required all
the time of the hostess and all her assistants
merely to shake hands, and allowed no opportu-
nifty for conversation.
Mrs. Colfax, as the first lady, had large
proportion OF the hOnors. Mrs. Creswell and
Mrs. Williams were not allowed moments rest.
There was dancing at Mrs. Creswells. The
Secretary OF War had a bevy of fair ladies as
aids, and never did general stand more in need
OF assistance In giving welcome to the recruits
who were constantly arriving in force. In addi-
ton to his two sisters, and Mrs. Bower, there
their career as bellies, this being their debut in
society. Miss WOrthingtOn was universally ad-
mired for her fresh brilliant complexion, and
silk en- train soft fne lace about her throat, and
ends Of the same fastened by handsome pin,
gold jeweiry, long gloves the exact shade OF her
few curls at the back. Miss Marshall also
looked charming in blue silk. low neck, and
short sleeves, with q richly made white over
ciennes lace. MIS- Bower wore black silk, which
was very elegant, relieved by white at the throat,
and 4 white feather in her dark hair. She is one
OF inc queens OF society, WAN acknowledged
claims - beauty and grace.
- Mrs. and Miss Boutwell,, Mrs. Secretary
Delano, with her daughter and daughter-in-
law, were kept busy from two until after five
O'Clock. On no occasion WAS there ever moro
ladies out or more elegant dressing 70 be seen.
There were many entire suits Of black velvet;
one worn By Mrs. Admiral Porter Wss bordere2
on both skirts with Russian sable, with = mufI
and boa to match. Mrs. Porter waS sccompa-
MED BY her sister, Mrs. Carlisle Patterson Mics
Decatur, and Miss Lizzie Porter. Madam Gar
cha was radiant among the beauties who shone
yesterday, and her costume Of black velvet was
highly becoming to her rich Spanish style Ma
Carl Schurs looked the distinguished and re-
fined lady she 10, wearing black velvet and lace.
while her step daughter looked lovely in blue
poFlin, trimmed with blue velvet, and baso ne.
and hat Of the same color Of velvet. Mrs.
Wallis dress was superb, Of black velvet
and guipure lace. Mr.. Col. kinney wore
black velvet and colored silk skirt
There were two ladies who attracted much At
tei.uoD, Mrs. Hill and her daughter, Mrs. Hicks
The latter Is a tall, handsome woman, whose
costume looked both plain and rich. Il was an
entire dress OF black velvet, with lace and pas-
semente.e; her bonnet was cottage shape, With
o widows cap. They belong to the large class
OF cultivated people who are beginning to nm
derstand the beautiful climate and social At
fractions OF Washington, and viii pass the win
ter at the Arlington. Mrs. Judge Dent, Mrs
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MOVEMENTS ov THE PoPR--one OF the
Italian clerical journals, the Cnita Cafiolioa,
makes an announcement which seems 20 indi-
cate that the departure Of the Pope from Rome
s an event that may happen az any moment. IL
says, In fact, that IL holds itself I'm readiness 60
change the place OF its publication and 10 follow
the Holy Father wherever he may 20. Should
WIN accompany him, and wherever he takes
up nus abode there the Unita CaffOIioa will be
printed and sent 60 subscribers without EXTRA
charge And PERHAPS" adds the clerical iour-
nal, the very patient Plus NAV be COMPELLED
20 leave Rome sooner than IL exr,..ctad
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IN ILLINOIS there Is a child, now three months
old, weighing hut two pounds. Its Iength il
only seven inches, ana its face about the size of
a watch-crystal. Its tiny arms are so slender
that small lingering can be slipped on either
OF them TO the shoulder. This little creature An
already making quite noise In its part OF the
world, and hundreds have called TO zee IL, It's
parents are OF standard size
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PROTESTANT EcrMENICAL CouSCtLs-rhe
methodist refers TO Pan-Presbyterian t,oancn.
ana says The Presbyterians have robb "A a.
OF our PET idea We have" IL continues. lad.
an ecumen meal council OF Methodists. anl have
found no second, and now the Englsh-spesking
Presbyterians are calling for just such gather
ing oil the members OF their faith. Sincul.rly
enough. the proposition comes from the other
side OF the water, and from no less a parsonage
than Prof. Rlaihie. OF Elinhnrc-
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IL ORDER TO ASSIST the education of ladies
VINO live too FAR from any educational center
to get oral inst uction, correspondence classes
nave been formed in England, aud the teach
ers, who are chiefly resident fellows OF colleges.
assist their correspondents by advice. exami-
nation papers, and free criticism More than
seventy women Joined the classes i'm a single
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MONSTER LOCKED CP.-Jane Lewis, a
negress, was committed to the Louisville city
court Tuesday forthe murder of her niece six
years old. Ii was proved that she bathed the
Child in barrel of ice-water, and compelled IL
TO wear the wet Clothes during the free ziug
weather; made IL drink filthy decoctions. Sew
eral Of the child's ribs were broken through ILL.,
usage obtained at the hands Of the necress
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A KANSAS BILLIARD TABLE Is thus described:
first, in the middle Of the floor was an enor-
mously large box, on which was laid about a
ragon-load OF sandstone, covered with about
eight yards OF blue jean. For pockets they had
old boots; for cues they had old broken hoe
handles; boiled eggs tor balls; and TO count this
lovely game they used dried apples on a clothes
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New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE sachems of Tam
many have passed a resolution closing Tamms-
ny hall TO- all political committees or organiza-
tons The preamble asserts that no general
democratic committee was elected i'm 1871 con-
sequently this action ignores the recently con-
Structed general committee on the part OF the
rammany organization.
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The Kew York Custom. house Iuyesti.
cation.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Congressional re-
trenchment committee met at the hotel this
morning. Several anonymous letters were
brown into the waste basket. Ex-Appraiser
Palmer testified that James NJ. Thompson, when
harbOr master, proposed to Palmer to divide the
profits on giving large allowances to importers
IN damaged goods which proposition Palmer
Subsequently Thompson was appointed
weigher in the custom-house, on the recon-
mendatiOn, 80 Palmer heard, of George Opdyke.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated PRESS REPORTS



rel,erdphed Exclusively 10 The Eoensng Star.
rhe Sam Joaquin Boundary Question.
LONDON, Jan ia special from Berlin to
ne London Echo states that the representative
Df Great Britain has delivered to the Emperor
II Germany and the arbitrator of the United
states under the Treaty OF Washington a
memorandum OF the British government relative
% the San joaquin boundary question.
The United States SquadrOni I'm Europe
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Paris Register saws the
In,tcd States squadron, consisting of the Wa
bash, Shenandoah, wachuset, Plymouth,
brooklyn, and Juniata, Is In the harbor of Nice
Commodore Alden Is i'm command of the tieet
having succeeded Rear Admiral Bosgs, who
returns home.
Terrible C0ilfery Explosion In Wales.
LONDON, Jan. ia terrible explosion is
reported in Wales, by which lives were lost aud
large amount of property destroyed. dis
ister occurred yesterday i'm the lakewood colliery
while the men were at work. Many were able
70 make their escape, but one gang was shut off
Eleven men have been taken out dead, and
parties are now exploring the mine for others
who are missing Immediately after the explo-
sion flames broke out, and the extensive works
and machinery were entirely destroyed.
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Rise I'm Nails

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE convention of
nail manufacturers, at a meeting last night,
advanced the rate to Si15 for ten penny. The
national association of nail manufacturers Of
he United States was also i'm session. and ad-
burned to meet in Boston the third "Wednesday
If july next.
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AN APPEAL FOR MEDICAL RRFoRM.-The
East River Medical Association, Of New York,
at its last regular meeting approved the report
Of committee which included q stringent
bill to suppress criminal abortions and regulate
the practice Of medicine in that state, and strong
efforts win be made to have the bill passed by
the new legislature. Itprovides for the punish
ment Of abortionists and irregular medical prac-
titioners by fine and imprisonment. The report
complains Of the wantof proper laws to regulate
the practice OF medicine, and ayefs that the
charters or the medical colleges are Q farce, and
the titles conferred by them . soiemn mockery.
As to quack medicines for female complaints,
the evils produced by them are scarcely in
fcrior to those resulting from the practices Of
professional abortionists; 80, 651 stamps were re-
quired for the product of one Of these mauufac-
tories last year. The report makes the follow
ing serious charge against the regular physi-
clans: at cannot be denied, however, that this
practice has been more or less promoted by the
too ready consent Of the physician, when APP
peaied to for his feryices by patients suffering
from injuries received ut the hands OF abortion
lists thus, after becoming the plant tool Of the
cLarlatan, finishing the detestable work he had
begun, and with view OF protecting his patient
condign punishment" If physicians would not
"knoWingly give their professional services to
patients Of this haracter to shield either patient
or abortionists, 1t would deal an almost fatal
blow to this growing evil"
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o0Judge Bry an, Of the United States Court
In South Caroline, has denied the petitions for
habeas corpus In the cases ofthe kuklux prison.
ers, Mitchell and Grier. An appeal was taken to
the United States Supreme Court.
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NEW YORK, Jan. ia City of Mexico dis
patch Of the 3lst ultimo states that the revolu-
ionists under Diaz, in 0axaca, have been COM
pletely routed, with the loss Of their artillery
and many killed and wounded.
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Ont of the Jurisdiction OF the Con ri

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Judge Bixby, before
whom the Fisk Mansfield libel case had been
proceeding, states that the case, OF course. il
now practically ended, and is not to be brought
I'D again.
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welcome to Hon. James Brock

NEW YORK, Jan. ia large number of citi-
zens have gone down the harbOr on a steamer to
welcome Hon. James Brooks on the steamer
Algeri', which is expected to arrive this after
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New YORK, Jan. 1.-The New York y.c,,
Club 10 making preparations for A cruise -
Russia ne xt summer, by invitation of the Grand
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Bids for (aoyernmenf Gold.

NEW YORK, Jan. l1--There were twenty
seven bids for gold to-day, amounting 70 e5,-
~, 900, from los to 106.74 The amount adyer-
Used for sale will 70 at 1os.72 to l0S.7i.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1l.-At the annual meeting
# the Methodist Sunday School Union, yester-
lay, Bishop Morris was chosen president of the
board Of managers. One thousand dollars each
we're appropriated for Sunday school work i'm
Germany, India and South America.
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peoceo toP Uoo0e1DG his -.
PORTLAND, ME-, dan. 10.-An old man named
nemick was sentenced at Bridgeport to-day IN
1t Kittery. ~ s'A
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Mayor Hall Gone . Canada fer His


NFw YORK, Jan. lit II now stated that
MayW Hall has gone to visit Sweeney at ST.
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MI EAhOfOA Han DVALAk SIOHE,
sI2 SEVENTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
YOC WILL SAVE FROM 25 TO so CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR you INVEST THERE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED:
seisof WOOD TABLE MATS. 4 in set for 81.
Fin: 5sSar ned large size TEA TRAYS at 81, worth
%i:E LACE toEEaas and SLEEVES ., per
Two Iai e. iss1ie''LINEN CUFFS and Linen Col.
Set. Of Linen and Lace Trimmed CUFFS and COL.
Handsame sIiR scxiRirs. frlnsed. at 81.
sts S,S kfSs ssd RiP sHtSTGkfssa 81.
Gent. supe. stout English HALF HOSE, double
Ladies fas HeHstitehed LINN HpK'F s. all re.
Gen1 as@sd stSss SKI for s and
border. 4, 5. and for 81 pA'H ""' COZ
Cent Cent H Hsnisd e fPa
s;isi & -'a
s,,d men and DICE Grsmgle;si for 81 c,
kETs, VASES, FIGURES, sTATUErTEs,
Excellent ali Linen TOWELS, 4. 8, and for e.
BESIDES numerous other handsome and new goods,
all desirable and all remarkably cheap, at
sILvKRBER9's
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
slS SEVENTH STREET.
iane-a Hear Pen..yl..nia avenue.
Opera GLASSES.
EVENING FANS, &C.,
0THIR STYLES OF sUPERf0S ALL
OPERA GLASSES,
EVENING FANS,
&C., &c.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT sHICSE, AT vEsY Low
M. w. GAIT me. 4 O..
JEWEL ERs,
ISL 1907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PLhASE TELL o hGp si hhiih.Ds WHERE TO
Co1Xo, DUNlONu,
r0n.a ass:a. "a r C.e "A y.
IL Ut q; r..: is;s.:. S::S
instsr Sar.nca Once ,HS Meth Chariss :trsss.
snninent Physieisns, Surgeons, sad tkousoa1s q
mom .. N; TO tn. Pres a. Susin0Gs Ct dice
iis scfoss' II sIsRP: EsTASLisHES II XzxsS
M ~AME1lCAN SUBMERGED pOUBLR.
L ACTING HON-1RIIZING fOICE PUHP'
The simplest and most powerful in uss,
CHARLBU WOOD.
eu<o-Iy corner 9Th and D streets.
"OuD DlAw
CLAN SWEEP
CLOTHING OALD
At OAK Hall, S2s TIN street. 0no0
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Financial Relief or Nev VAT Cs-
Nkw YORK, Jan. 11.-Goyernor Hoffman ~
Mgnt Hgne9 tne bill passed yesterday Tor TIE
financial relief Of New York city.
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Brastus CoRning I'm.
NEW YORK, Jan. l1.-Erastus Cornins "a dan
gerously iii. 70 UNI
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER s the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, % and 50 cents.
yOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores rolled gloves equal to Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, Is
sents. de SLY
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W1Hes, LIQUORS, &C., Tor tho H0l10oyD
More than one hundred Of our citizens feel thsm-
selves under personal obligation to G. GAUTlER,
No. 1217 and 1919 Pennsy lv ania avenue, for be-
ing able through the virtues of his celebrated Bit
ters to participate in the festivities incident to the
Holiday Season. Although Mr.. c. tax 60 much pride
ia thus being public benefactor he does not allow
the other duties Of his business to escape his obser
walton. Already his store ErCans vii the imwense
stock Of Liquors and Cordials i'm perted for the Ho
day trade, and which have been selected with
Tor the wants of his patrons. Those In want Of
Whistles, Brandies, Wines and Liquors, should
favor him with CALL and be assured that what they
buy in his line will be not vnly pure but unadulter
ated. declQ
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II vi " SCM LIN i y.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
1RIV Y < Z II s I E E OF
cA ET FOX *. &c oBEsl
d. DEyIVO, Bu.iIe,. Msn.ser.
fhipAf las }sS H is r hSo %s9ra Night
WACHTEL in his Ernndest r.ls Of RAouL.
Ter which afforded HIM scope - the dis play OF II,
pSa. s. Of Si. Io,fS sna
~ dsSI1s ! s y.,sn,lHs.
ss M yHs S. n H ", SSih1ssNs Marc /.
Ms: TkANosoI, Goun, BrI. and Mr. hs..i,
~ skTrRDaY enthusiastically.
u7 WhChTEL In h,s ssHpsLo rol, OF LIONEL.
il9 De 1EBELE, Nancy; WEBBING. FRA
cation. G.,erai admission, $50; Gallery. 81
SEATS can be secured To DAY at the Box Once Of
, the TheGter only, from a m 10 Pm JN-u
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
MI sayiTe becs to inform his friends and patrons
that the Theater having been engaged for
o.rnfE M1I9HG lxF TH HT 5.na.r1 n, 1871.
the regular company will be Withdrawn on that oc-
sasion. Js3t
RLIND TOM CONCERTS.
rnunsDisTi IsIH a. III s a EVE
The celebrated nT RTIS SIy T Rors%nis''
the great Musical Prodigy Of the age, and most mar
velous III usiCal Genius living.
~ Befcrt he is Withdrawn permanently from be.
fore IN. public, it q duty You owe to yourself t.
see and hear this great, wonder Of
the nineteenth century.
Admission 20 cts. Reserved Seats rs cts. Doors
open nj O'Clock. Concert 10 Commence at Ne
ed seat tickets for sale at Ellis Music Store 6t
OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION NEW No.
$50 AND SALE 439
STH ST.1 AT 9TH ST.
MARKRIrER'0,
No. ll6 9TH street, between ID and streets, eight
doors sbOve Old Fellows Hail.
Choice Oil PaiRtings, Hngravings. ChrOmOs. &C.
Also. largest stock Paper HsnginRs, window
Shades. Picturss. ames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sels. Rines. Nails. &c in the District.
~TFRMS CASH.
Plea e rem. mb-r Name and Number. apSlys
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10GChOHOfB A0NH Uy0s
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
lesd any cttaiie poison to produce paralysis
testh Avoid the yaunted and delusive Preparations
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty yeas
lntarnishcd reputation to uphold its integrity -
BY all druggists. Appi;ed at rs Bond street, New
York faa-tf
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PIANOS, &c.

rRrAT BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND MI
VI sICAL INSTRUMENTS, incuding-
Pianos, MelOdeOrs, AccOrleons, Guitars SEE@
Victims. Banjos, &c, lett for repairs overUI NV
time. taken in trade, will be sold regardless of
actual value, at G. l.. WILD BRO $,
42O llth street west,
j6 I'm between Pennsylvania avenue aud 81.
A RARE CHANCE-Having determined to intro
IA drce in this city the celebrated sc no.
MACkER PIANO, Philade phia, which
has he newest improvements, nagpifcentslI ~
tone; is better finished, and more durable thsn any
ether Piano made, now offer the same at 50 per
cent les Co.. than any ether first class Piano car
be beught or for reasonable nstallments. Gail and
examine for yourselves.
dec22 GAIL RICHTER, 933 Penna ave
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

Mr.. Sayiile begs to inform his friends and patrons
that the Theafer having been engaged for
HMATEUR tn -ATEICILS
o. THURSDAY EVENING. January II. 1877.
the sGisr company will be Withdrawn on that oc-
easion. - 81
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THE STATE DINNER at the White House to-
day will be attended by the m emoers Of the
Cabinet, Judges of the Supreme Court, and the
new members Of the Senate and House.