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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-09

Notice.
NJE have to request our friends who
w have obtained advances either in
money, goods or fertilizers. to aettle their
accounts. All notes and accounts not paid,
or satisfactorily arranged, when they fall
due, Will be put in suit for collection.
Oct 26 RICHARD O'NEALE Il SON.
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TINE DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS In
Il every variety; Youths and Boys Cloth
ing; Dress. Colored and Negligee Shirts;
Silk. Felt and Wool Hatsaalatest out; Ho.
Bows; Trunks, Yalises and Umbrellas and
everything that tends to make up perfect
stock.
The styles OF Clothing were nevcr /, hand.
complete stock, nor never sold them at 90
small profit.
Being deter mined to sustain our reputation
for selling goods at low pricos, we have
selected and bought our stock with great
care, and feel assured that every one can be
satisfied by giving US a call. No trouble to
show goods. d. EPSTIN,
Sept 10 Under Colnlnbia Hotel.
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MILLINERY.
The Newest Goods.

premlums at the State Fairs Tor
Millinery. Oct
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Hams.
IN tIEKCES OF HAMS. 70, sale nj 12l
~ ceuts per pound, at
Oct ii SOLOMON'S.
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Views for the Million.

VIEWS 1Or Inc MIINOn.
7 HAVE juat received tine assortment OF
Il STEkEOSCOPIC VIEWS, English and
American, colorcd aud plain. Aiso, HLLC-
MINATED ones RI BRYAN
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
& q L L VI Il Il, y. e.
eco
$500. 000

CO L " II 4, =, c.
Pr'*'M CHritn', $50, eco
.:uihOfi-rn Capital, S5uu 000
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Cow Feed

Cow Feed.
= TONS SHORTS and WHEAT BRAN, TO,
- sale by HOPE &GYLES.
, 1873-04-23

4 ONUAs &" " . % . - 80 go . q . . e. Z" "a . w.
British Columbia, as yet. prosecutes the
fisheries to an extent hardly worth men
tiouing, but she possesses great quantities
Of salmon, and is within easy reach of the
valuable whale and Goa fisheries of the
North Pacific. At the present time Cali
foruia has some thirty vessels engaged in
the cod-fshery, principally in the vicinity
Of the Chamagouin and Fox Islands.
British Columbia also sends several small
schooners to the Russian coast, where
there are numerous cod-banks. Of late
years the number Of American Whalers that
resort to the northern waters has been
steadily decreasing-278 in 1852 to some
so or 90 at the presant time-and the
whales are consequently becoming tanner
and increasing in numbers; and perhaps
when the Canadian Pacific Railway is COM
pleted, and population and the capital have
at last found their way into that distant
province on the Pacific coast, 1t will en-
gage euergeticalIy in the whale and cod
fisheries, and help to swell the aggregate
of the product of the Dominion.
In the men that sail the fishing fleets OF
Canada, we see the elements OF a very
powerful marine, which will be found in
valuable in times of national danger. For
should ever a national emergency demand
the services of this class, they will prove as
useful auxiliaries as ever were the fisher
men Of New England, who first captured
the most formidable French fortress on
this continent, or as ever were their de-
scendents who, century later, again rallied
to the public defence, and manned the ma
vies of the Republic. 1t may be estimated
that the total strength which the fisheries
employ throughout all British North
America is composed of some $4,000 men.
On the energetic prosecution OF the rich
fisheries of this continent rests the very
foundation of our national strength IN the
future. 1t would, indeed, say little for our
energy or industry were we to allow our
selves TO be beaten by foreigners in the
competition in our W waters, but the
, 1873-04-23
CANADA AND THE UNITED
STATES.

The growth of the fishery interest of
British North America has been steady
during the past twelve years. In 1860 the
value Of the fish caught in the dominion
waters was about $4,000, 900, and adding
81, 44O, 900 for Newfoundland, and $272,-
532 for Prince Edward Islaud, we have an
aggregate value Of S., 712,532. In 1866,
the value of the Dominion catch was esti-
mated at Sc. 1858, 600, and that of the pro-
duct of all the provinces at $40, 837, 900.
The actual quantity of fish, exported and
consumed within the Dominion, was esti-
mated in 1870 by the Marine and Fishery
Department at a value Of SIS. 600, 900, and
adding as much more for Newfoundland
aud Prince Edward Island, we have a total
Of Sl6,O00,0 900. While the tonnage of the
American fishing interest has been steadily
declining, since, 1870, the value of the
same branch of industry in the Dominion
as we'll as in all Bri ish North America,
has doubled. The value of the exports in
1871 was as follows =
, 1873-04-23

Total for all B. n. America $40, 162,434
The value Of all the fish caugh in British
North America waters may be estimated as
fOIIows;-
BY B. N. America. SIG, 900, 900
BY United States..-... 100000
By France ----..--... 100000
, 1873-04-23

.es and to hanesa, and for dehayng minor expenses ... 251.
$1624.
above sub No. had been withdrawn dnrng the discussions and none else
Money Bill for $l624 was adopted unanimously with Is votes.
EYBILL For deraymg expenses under the Budget for the Municipality of St Crx
year from the lsto of April 1878 to the 3a of March 1874, the following amounts
y granted:
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Ground was broken yesterday, under the di-
rectlon Of Thomas W. Plowman, architect, for
paper has made It's appearance In Washing
ton, to be issued weekly, styled the IdrcTttsCr
GGsstte, by Messrs. Humphrey A Forsyth.
AZ the regular meeting OF Columbia Typo
graphical Union No, iOl, OF this city, held Satur.
day night, a resolution was unanimously passed
thanking Alexandra Union No. s. for fayors re-
celyed.
The Rev. Father Keane, Of this city, delivered
his ahe lecture on "Euglands Social Puzzle"
last Sunday evening, at the Maryland Institute,
Baltimore, before .yery large audience" to
use the language OF the Sun,
The following was the range Of the themom-
eter yesterday At Hempler's Opticlan store, No.
half street: a. M, %; 10 a. M, %; 10 M, bI p
m, bs; I p. M, 80; p. m, ID; y. m. 90.
Yesterday morning. about 1880 o'clock, IRE
was discovered In the house Of Mrs. Matthews,
on Massachusetts, avenue, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets, which was eNtingulshed
by the members OF No. ! company before any
serious damage was done.
In yesterdays paper mention was made OF a
case OF smallpox ut the Exchange hotel, corner
OF Third street and Pennsylvania avenue. II Il
found that q man afflicted with smallpox had
given that hotel as his stopping place, but he
really had merely applied for board.
Yesterday afternoon between and O'Clock,
when the Avenue was thronged with PRONE
nadcrs, u rather curious sight was presented at
the public square between Eighth and Ninth
Streets there being no less than I'VE beggars
soliciting aims from the passers by, and two
peanut vendors dlspOslng OF their stock IN trade
al every opportunity. The sight was not pleasing
TO look upon, and calculated 10 convey bad I'M
preston to strangers.
orders were given to General Balloch yester-
day, by the Board Of Public Works, TO put on a
Sufficient force Of labOTeTs TO have the alleys,
paved streets and avenues well and thoroughly
cleaned throughout the District by the LIST OF
April and to request the sanitary police to notify
all parties who place Nth and ashes In the alleys
and streets that they will be prosecuted with the
utmost rigor Of the law; The board also trans
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-18

EDITOR REPUBLICAN: ] see the authorities
are about 10 commence cleaning the streets aud
alleys Of the city, and have directed the police
TO nne all persons who may throw ashes or
other dirt In such places.
Now, as II Is more than probable that more
than one fourth Of the yards IN this city have at
this time large quantity Of ashes and other
aCCumulatOns In them, the question Is, how
shall they get rid Of them7 During the winter
the authorities here furnished no means for the
removal Of ashes and garbage, and even during
last summer, although persons were paid for
that duty, II was as badly performed as II
seemed possible to be, and we can hardly hope
that II will be better until II Is placed In other
hands.
Instead Of compelling, as II were, house
keepers ~ retain the ashes, 6c., In their yards,
shut out from the public eye, TO breed sickness,
we suggest that means be employed for their re-
mOyal, and that notice be given TO all TO put
them In the street, where they may be seen, and
from which they may be removed,
HOUsEEEKPEK.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-18
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

Tue nrst coal Of the season for Georgetown
started last Saturday from Cumberland.
Phiiadeiphia with q full cargo OF general mer-
chandise for District merchants.
Tue members Of Henry Addison Fire Engine
Company, NO g, celebrated st. PatriCk's day by
erecting q huge stuffed paddy on tue TOP OF =
house on High street, which was the occasion OF
considerable merriment.
TUE cOlOred man u. Hawkins, who was struck
on the head last Saturday by hhram llowcns,
died yesterday morning from It's effects. Bnwens
AZ the time Of committing the decd was arrested
and romanied TO jail TO await the result OF the
injuries.
REV. W. W. WILLIAMS, pastor Of Christ church,
appropriately mentioned on sunday the death OF
III. Rev. c. +. Mcllvnine, bishop OF the diocese
VI Ohio. Bishop Mclyaine began his ministry
In that shurrh IN the year 1920, having charge
until 1858, when called to the charlnincy ~ West
Point,
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE ASSOCIATION
Meeting Last Evening Resolutions The
Grand Union Ball.

meeting OF the Fennsylyanla kenunhtAh
Association was held last night \. A. ShisslcT IN
the chair, and W. J. whartenby, secretary.
The chairman inquired Of the association what
action they intended to take with regard TO the
proposed grand national union ball, IN he held
on tuesday evening next In the Inauguration
building.
On motion, II was unanimously declde,l not to
take any part whatever In the affair.
Judge 0lphant, from the committee charged
with preparing suitable resolutions Of respect TO
the memory oil GOV. J. W. Geary, submitted the
following which Wilt. were adopted Al. r.r,,,v,
MA Republican Association deeply lament tue
death Of Gen. John W. GeaTy, which fell Ike
shock Of misfortune on the people Of the state
OF PENNSYLVANIA so soon after the close OF his
second term as her worthy aud honored chief
Magistrate.
Rssolrcd, That we uncquiyocally iniorsc the
descriptions OF praise that have been awarded To
him by the Legislature and citizens Of our be-
| loved Commonwealth for his many virtues, ahll-
ity and integrity as statesman, as well as his
patriotic and gallant services as an Offlcer and
soldier In the hour Of the nations peril and
danger, and the share he has so largely contrib
utcd towards Its ultimate triumph OF peace and
Rcsolrsi, That these resolutions be entered on
the minutes, and copy thereof attested by the
secretary aud seal OF the association, be trans
mitted TO the family OF the deceased and TO his
brother, Rev. L. II. Geary, Of Albany city,
Al election for Officers to serve during the
term was then entered into, with the following
result: President W. II. Turner; vice prcsi.
dents, Captain J. +. Mechner, Major II. 4. Mey.
eTs Y. Watts; recording secretary, X. A, Thomas;
corresponding and financial secretary, X. A. Me-
! Murray; treasurer, =. X. Gnnith.
! On motion OF Mr.. McCreary, the following
! committee was appointed on transportation
! Mcssrs. Shissler, Chapman and kinnie.
! motion was made, and carried by q vote OF
20 In the Affirmative to Is In the negative, to re.
| consider the vote by which II was decided not "a
participate In the grand union ball, aud the
action Of the president was approved, the assO-
citation deciding to take part therein. All
! jOumcd
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|
Weissed was on tSe same block with the school.
| house Recognized the slip as the one he brought
| Inc coal was weighed. That was the last FUR |
| nished there
BY Mr.. Champlln; There are two schools In the
| building; both use from the coal.
BY Mr.. Hine; Did not tell Mr.. Wilson the oh
iect Of bringing the coal TO his yard but said II
was coal for the school, and he wished TO have It
the coal an hour and half before he got the
/ cart TO take It to the scales Mr.. Wilson bal
Snced the scales nrsi.
Mr.. Rutherford recalled. The slips were
brought to the franklin building early on the
morning OF February Is, Mr. Wilson told him
/ to marx them 80 that thew would be known. He
did so. saw the coal brought TO the building,
and the man re fused to 20 and have n rewetRhed.
Inc carts were procured from pickson & King.
was orst deIve, wJS"s"' " was y" "''' ''''
Witness then read the slips for the tons Of
coal as they came from the weIgher for 2qiO
| pounds each, Then those Of the second welgher,
he mel weight being as follows: 1850 pounds,
1915 pounds, $50 pounds and $40 pounds.
by Mr.. lime Did not know who weighed the
coal II was middle aged man; lid not tell him
the object Of weighing the coal or where II came
from; saw the slips made out; saw the scales
4 made out but knew nothing about them.
selection Of yartl; went there because the jani-
: tor said 40; the drivers Of Mr. Is carts refused
TO go aud have the coal weighed, but two Of theui
o afterwards, drawn by mules, came back and
helped to taL the coal over TO the yarl.
; Vim. Robinson recalled! II was half an hour
7. after the coal was delivered before II was taken
d To- the ward Of Dickson 4 King.
by Mr.. Champlin; The fireman watched tho
9 coal while witness was absent having some Of
g the coal weighed. Two Of Mr. GutnandS cart
9 Afterwards came IN with loads, aud they went
e over 10 the yard and had the coal weighed ant
. then went back aud the carts were weighed.
u BY Mr.. HIne The four loads were left at TIT
J, building at one time. II seemed ~ witness tina
9 there was more coal In the last loads than Their
lo was In the nrst. Did not tell Mr.. Dickson that
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SENATORS,
WITH THEIR RESIDENCES IN WASH

WITH THEIR uESiDENCkS IN WASlI-
INGTON.
Rsorn is@ss l., Miss iais stTss northwest 1TIS
hs i Mhs T. iowa Mermleysi hileenth aud H.
4ntSSnS Henry sI RSf' northwest
bAyard. Thoms. ". Del, las MassachuSsiir ave
BSs LSai srRn M w sSis house
boutwell, Geo. s.. Mass, SIS twelfth street u. W.
%an Tsn ssss n SSISSs
Caldwell, AleIandsr. Kan iSii Pennsy wanna ave
CARPENTER, NATL Wis Thirteenth and y northwest
CCssaeTly. Epssne "a, Y Laiayette aqusre.
Clayton. fSwef. KrE, iSs sixth ,tresi SSriSwssi
CConhlins' h9gc0s n X m fiitetnth st, northwest
SSssln, Aaron ii, N H., III last Capitol street.
PPSaais 'S II MslrwSpo ti5ss h sSS
sasSn lstsys. Ma square sxsD east side
Ferry 2Ers g Son I' stTssi
tiapsssn. !. v. TsSss, c.spsrIs house
a fTIiSSliafh ES,;sS nIi street northwest
HI.%IiIiiSS' GSsS & Tssa;; y fcsI saS Saii 4;
Hiis%iih: HIaaiSs ~, Hills5d,s Sotsi. 1870 ,,'
jaEa!;S SIS H sSgss !. nor,S,.,
kSS, ? SSFs & IT. ssiSs .i4. sPs sSa,nss
~
HHSSSS2 iaSl 5Es.SS Ss5Ss $Si:
$E5a J. Sl itSi ss $$Sss ''i''s
SorwSSSd Thomas Ga 81 Ps1nsylNAnia avenue.
Patterson, John j., y. o., 80 Thirteenth street.
Pratt, Daniel D., Ind. 20 street northwest
Ramsey Alexander, Mum, National hotel,
Ransom, Matt W., N, o., Metropolitan hotel.
lobert.on, Thomas y; u, l9lg street northwest,
salisbury, "a, Del, blO Twelfth street northwest
schurL, Carl Mo- 20 Fourteenth street northwest.
scott, John, Pa, Thirteenth street, bet, and q.
sherman, John, Ohio, ltl9 X street northwest.
spencer, aeo. Il, Ala, sll ID street northwest.
sprAgue, Wm,, II, l., g1l 4 street northwest
Stevenson, John W, ny, 1914 II street northwest
S!eSart WILLIAM NJ New la23 Mass, ay, northwest
sumner, O., Mass, cor, II 1t, and VI, aV northwest
Thurman, A. q, Ohio, lSta New York ay. northwest
Upton, ThOs. W., Neb, % street northwest
Madlelsh, u, ~ II, 2l6 Third street southeast
W wfSi IA ~ rii!senth street northwest
Wright, Geo. o., lows, SlI -Four and RhAlf street
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We are pleased to be informed that the Glrard
Fire Insurance Company, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
general agents for Maryland and the District Of
Columbia, with headquarters at TOs ID street,
National Bank OF Republic building THIS nrm
mas represented the Ulrarl for several years as
their local agents at this city, and their appoint
ment TO the control Of an enlarged field OF bust
ness Is a well deserved compliment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-18

for gentlemen have already made their appear
anCe, and we have seen a splendid variety at the
store Of Mr.. A. Straus, lOll PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
They embrace the Alexis, half Cut-away and
full; square frock coat, single and double
breasted In French wOrsted, French and Eng
fish dlagonals, striped, repped and basket pat
terms, IN olive, brown, black and blue-black
shades; with one, two and three-buttoned, single
aud double breasted vests TO match, aud light
French cashmere pantaloOns IN tea, pearl, law
eudeT and all the new and desirable shades.
These goods were manufactured expressly to
the order Of Mr.. StTaus, elegantly finished, with
the best OF trimmings, and In all respects equal
to the best Of Custon-wOrk. During the present
week he will receive full stock OF spring cloth
ing for gentlemen, youths and boys, ana as he
adheTes 10 his rule Of low prices he viii doubt
less receive u liberal patronage,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-18

The following cases Of smallpox were reported
ia the health once yesterday; one case on =,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets northeast;
one at No. 900 Seventh street southeast; one at
No, 6l5 Seventh street southwest. No deaths
were reported.
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though gentlemanly and oblging, was In strong
contrast with the dignity, dsieatssse and charpc-
ter Of his interview with Agnes, who sought his |
ss. .s 70 heeP Stephen from INNING away
innocence and her station, and his manner |
changes to that Of the most deferentlal respect.
Hs spesks s'whole volume in theso wStls;
have any business with me-" Agnes manner
led him 10 say H. It's Wondfous beauty was then
10 lts zenith. Its power, feli In the once Of the
u was what the ancient poets sing Of NJ
"A FIRE celestial. chasis, renned"
In this scene Mr.. SardOu has put In q quiet but
ingenious plea against laws which discriminate
more poweT en han u ne sisP fsect y al
loes what TO arrest stephen for, as Agnes can
give him no suficicnt excuse. AZ last she hap.
The close Of the following scene with stephen,
at home, In her SOudoir, he Ia arrested a. mad
man, and taken TO private aaylum. Through
% bad as 'n possible 'fp b True he has 70
dlssemble, and lie, and do many things dis
tasteful to 9 gentleman but there Is no
need Of awkwaTineas and brutality. lie
can do his WORK nicer II he tries. After hts re-
| turn home, and mad with unfounded jealousy,
he does better; and here again Miss Ethel Is
SkIng In HTgS sne was selpT ea Win too
Many lady left the theatre last night In tears,
anil all felt that they had been benefited by Miss
Ethel's pure, charming and natural style. More
| than that, they iclt that her Influences arc for
the refinement aud elevation Of the stage In all
that pertains to the representation Of society
plays. Her jcb" NJ the capital VI the natlOu was
| a an"c"5s.
| Grand English Opera.
The announcement Is merely made this morn.
ing that walls opera house will be occupied next
week by a grand English opera company, under
the direction Of Mr.. Behrens and Mr. Seruu
Opening night, "Lucia ~ LammefmOOr.' Mr.
Ford is to be much commended for the gcele o
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Messrs. Duncanson, Bowling 4 Co, auction
GERS, sold yesterday for VIM. y. Hoffman, trus;
ice iOt TO- In subdivision Of square bio, Improved
Nv a twU-story brick to II. schmldtman for
t2,lOO
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corner of New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street,
nays 8 per cent. per annum on deposits 10r each
rsIcndar month. Banking hours to Il Satur-
days, y TO Z and to 3.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-18

WILD CHERRY BAlsAN.-Tho memory Of Dr.
Wlstar u einbalmed IN the hearts OF thousands
coughs, colds, consumption, or some other form
Pulmonary disease. II "a now over forty years
since this preparation was brought before the
increasing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-18
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRIQT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A SPECIAL

FEBnUARY %. ls7a
~ The case % s9Inlh scMAIFhh, adminisiTalriI
storesAid has, With the agpTg6atLon OF the supreme
pointed WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of March, IsA
Tor the nnAl settlement aud distribution Of the per
sonA estate OF said deceased and Of the assets In
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money; whom aud where all the cTedi
tors and heirs Of said deceased are notified 10 at
tend, with their claims properly YOuched, or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
In said deceAseds estate Provided, q copy Of this
order be published once a week for three weeks In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN previous r. the said day.
Test; A. WEBSTER,
feb37.Th1w ReliHteF of villa
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CHARITY DkI.L.


WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania Avrnue.b
Adjoining The rear u Haryey's RsstauIAnt.l
TAfNMENT IN AMERICA
Read our Ilst OF Attrnctiuna attentyely. First.
have enFrgpd Mr. DANIEL y. Mash, who eomss 10
hiso, NJ. fiiEb TEvhSffEp, Who i . aypp.st
Of fame and perf0rms ~. beautiful and graceful Aot
with the cry snl ryrumida alone worth the ptice o.
Vocalsts, Ia also retained Polly DAILY. who Viii
aIpear IN ncy and beautiful VOCAL gems MISS
CLARA MOORE, tho Champion lightning rha1Ee
novelties MONS. ALEXANDER bLANbOWBKf,
the MAire de Ballet and distinguished male Dancer,
with his greatly augmented BALLET Trpupn, Will PRO,
duce several now and beautiful sensational Ballets,
introducing tho famed and dAshinT HUNGARIAN Dan.
b-ctie and hetresp, MISS IEsHTB 1fOWAnh, viii
Appeari as also the faNorite Washington Song and
DAN. CoLLYER BROTHERS. EDDIE.
dian and Yocalist raj ROONEY; the great Ban
loist. DICK PARKER; the great Ethiopian per-
tnrneT, OTTO BURBANK: tho Versatile Actor.
JAMES DOUGLASS, and n. JEAN BUCKLEY, the
universal tayurite These, with HARRY REESE,
HUSTON BROTHERS, aud our entire Mammoth
iSEss & PUN. frSiie, &irth md Music. Tbs eysr,.
ing enter annenta 70 conclude with the n'liickins
Farce VI the IRISH TUTOR, embrsclns the entire
strength Of tho COMPANY. fnIDAY, MARCH 81.
Matinees WEDNESDAY aud sATURDAY. mhi1
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ERoHANTg LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
u wAsHINaTnbtH x1Hh NEW wong

Hereafter IL fas siea AMR s ~ d tohA.
KNIdHr aud IQHN 9tBA0N viii .H1H II
P FNsE5SSs SaEw T y6fSk TRi fsSpR Rk R
wIsHtkdT 6N, and dfoRdkfQWA,
as f93S dSSys New HOr from s5 D ESss ysT
u m. -
For full information, apply TO T. J. A. DENHAM,
agent, Office and wharf foot Of High street, George
New York Avenue, u W, THOMPSON,
IIItf pTesidtht
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-18

Choice stock Of Paperh 1nsIrss, Ac.,
Al reduced prices TO make room for spring stock
AT MARkRITERs,
No, iso Seventh street, between d and streets,
embracing all grades Of Paperhangings and
window Shaies; also, choice Paintings, Engray-
ings, Chromos ami Photographs. Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, Gilt,
Velvet, dc.; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings
Walls, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c.