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National Republican., 1873-11-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

Madras possesses one hundred and twenty
four HindoO religions castles, who will neither eat
together nor intermarry.
A polyglot journal. printed In Italian, French,
at Florence. Il will be entitled The Arpus.
There has been Q severe inundation OF the
Neva ct 81. Petersburg and Cronstadt, the river
having risen to ten feet above the usual level.
Anthouy Trollope has . new ncvsl-sboul his
pear In the ohrItmas number Of ths London
Graphic. rHFI..s IiI ~ t.r N.I
Several more Roman conventa hayo been tax en-
possession OF by the committee appointed to
carry out the law for the liquidation Of all eccle-
Monsieur Chas. Iecoeg. the composer OF ia
File de Madame Angot,'is writing new opera
boude," "Gir0ne Glrona," TO be produced this
winter q the Brussels Fantasies 'Parisiennes.
Fond and anxious mothers will hear with In
terest Of q coming sIhlbiilon Of domestic econ.
omy at Paris. 10 viii eompSise everything re-
lstiDg to the food, thes ny gene, education and
recreation OF infants and very young children.
Some very dramatic scenss have occurred In
For Instance, on the 18th Of October, the Mar
shai, being charged with inndelity 70 the En-
peror Napoleon, arose and said;
me read letter received FROM the Emperor,
sfier had arrived At Cassei and when he was
prisoner at Wllbelmshoehe:
.'witakLasnoEur. ostober q. 1917. ,
alt is TO me real consolation In my mlsfor-
tune to learn that you are near me. should be
happy were able TO express TO you orally The
feelings ! entertain for you anathe heroic arInJ
which, under your orders, has levied 30 many
bloody battles and supported so penevefingly
unhearl of pIivatlons. '7l
"'Bsileye, my dear Marshal. In my sincere
friendship. f.I NAPOLKoN.'
"And later, In 1879, when had advised the
Emperor OF the accusation brought against me,
he wrote; -.
"cowss. August II. is7a
am Dear MdTshai,
1--WE often think OF you, and cannot compre-
hend on what the accusation brought against
be al an end, and tnat the trial will prove that
ynu have done all II was In your power 10 do.
"'nemember me TO 10 Mafechal, and believe In
nv sincere ffiendshlp, NAPoLKOk.'H
fhe voice OF the Marshal grew tremul0us, aud
tear. rolled down his cheeks a. he read these
letters. Y ...-
National Republican., 1873-11-15
THIS rOnY OF TWO WOMEN.
A sLIrmI.h o, Penn.,I,..Ia A,cnuc.

~kirmish % Pennsy lvanin Avenue.
Last night, between 10 and II O'Clock, as the
performance Of the Black Crook was drawing to
close. two females, neatly attlred, were seen to
depart from Walls opera house, and on reach
ing the pavement one OF them began swearing
At the oiher In the most plasphemous manner,
and charging her with ATTEMPTING 10 cause her
lover TO AlscSen IN his disposition OF sweetness
and shower 1t on herself. THIS charge was
natly denied. and the giIl begged that all fn1ure
reference to the young man should cease.
The two started OF towards Pennsy ylyanla ave-
nue., and proceeded up TO Thirteenth street,
wnen, on reaching the reservation at the corner,
9 halt vas made, and the obstepeious girl be-
gan swearing again, and ere her victim could
prevent IL she was caught by the hair aud thrown
10 the pavement,when the perPetfator ian up the
Avenue, and was soon out OF sight. some gen
tlemen passing at the time saw the unfortunate
girl wing on the pavement, crying as though her
heart would break, and on being raised TO her
feet she related the story OF the difficulty, US fol.
lows:
About one month since she arrived In wash
| lngton, and took room on street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, when she met
this woman who hal abused her, and q friend
| ship spI ung up between them.
| Her new acquaintance had gentleman friend
who made frequent visits to her, aud by some
was becoming cold, and that he was desirous OF
transferring hts affections to another. The un-
/ fortunate girl was charged as being the one who
had caused the change. After relating this story
she gathered herself up aud proceeded to her
home considerably frightened, but not much
hurt, weere she wss again met BY the lnfurated
woman anil told u abe entered the house she
would regret IL. The girl being 4 stranger In
the city was In an awkward position, and having
little money In her possess on started for &
NAMED all night, aud will this morning start fol
| Baltimore
National Republican., 1873-11-15
TIE .a.RA> % CAPITOL" u0rEI. COM.
PANy.

Mrs,Ing Of Csrporntors-Certn Of Its
observation-disclosures Of Officers Dcfcrrrd.
The Capitol iill Hotel Company held meet.
Ing last evening at the office OF the company,
corner OF Third street east aud PennsylNaniH
avenue; the president, John HIitz. esq in the
,hair, and }. Warren Brown, secretary.
A report was submitted by the committee on
siie. setting forth that they felt assured VI heiDp
able TO secure tho property IN square 100, bul
That owing to the necessity OF legal steps to per
Iect the title 10 one or two lots an extension OF
Ihe time for which refusals OF The property had
hsen Granted wOnld have 10 be asked OF the
owners. -,,..., ,--.-,
10 secure such extension TO the LIST OF February
neSt' and In the event Of q failure to secure such
exIensjon, TO inquire into the pracilGablllty aud
pTopriety OF securing some other eligible lotg-
tlon.
report from the committee on bylaws was
SUBMITTED and discussed.
owing 10 Ihe length Of Time occupied IN the
Transaction OF other business the election Of
managers and other Otilcefs was pos oslponed TO an
adjourned meeting, 10 be held on Tuesday even
inu, 18th instant,
National Republican., 1873-11-15
NOTICES or NEW ADVERTISEMENT
A new house for sale cheap.
An oyster shuckcr Is wanted.
Church Of the Strangers, Liucoln Hall.

n new mouse SAFE 0Nthp.
An oyster shuckcr Is wanted.
Church Of the Strangers, Iiucoln Hall.
Decorated sets ct Webb 4 Bsyerid ;e's.
A middle-aged coiored woman Is wanted.
Universalist services. Rev. Z. II. Fay. pastor.
A special meeting OF Harmony Lodge. No. II,
Y. A. A. NJ, will be held this evening.
Hooe Bro. a Co. have Just opened handsome
assortment Of foreign and domestic dry goods.
Walter O. Alexander va. Jay Cooke A Co, In
the Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia.
The nfth regular meeting Of the Metropolitan
Building Association will be held Monday even
ing.
wm. l.. Wall a GO. will sell, on Monday, No
yember l., at 10 a. tn., an elegant lot OF furni-
ture.
VIM. l.. Wall A Co. will sell, on Wednesday.
November 10, at 10 q. m, a large stock OF car
pets, &c.
The second annual meeting OF the Eastern
evening.
The great organ lately placed In the First CON-
gregational church viii he exhibited Tuesday
evening.
James Guild will sell, on Monday, November
IL, al 10 o'clock, three thousand pieces Of wall
paper, DC.
See notice OF the Judge Of the Dlstrict Court Of
the United States for the E,stern District Of
Pennsylvania.
WIN. l.. WAN \ 10. will sell on Monday, DC.
cember s, At 4 O'Clock, y. IN, valuable property
in Georgetown.
Green 4 Williams will sell, on Friday, Noyem'
ber ., At $50 o'clock, q three-story brick
dwelling house with back buildings, on the west
side Of Ninth street, between + and q streets
northwest
National Republican., 1873-11-15
CUBAN MEETINGS.
Volunteer. In the Cause

Lat night secret meetings were held Ia 'if,
ferspt portions Of the District IN the intrest OF
ms CuSanS. Al one meeting, held 1t a piiyate
residence, there were over nfIy persons present
Who were enthusiastic on the subject OF Cuhas
frsedOm, A number Of names were enrolled as
volunteers In the army, among when were sry.
IA rspnrfsd that an Ofiicer In the Cuban army
viii visit Washington next week for the purpose
Of Arranging for the enlistment oil Soluhleen'
National Republican., 1873-11-15
THE COUNTS.
suprems Court Of the Usited States.
FnfnAv Nnven.ber IL lk.l

fEfpAN. november II lb,3
No. G0l. Robert Graenie, plaintiff In error, vs..
Patrick Cullen ct al. Nc. q. Robinson asked
leave to submit the motion nled to dismiss the
writ OF error Ia this cause without the printed
ssSs ssSso Sih and By M 5snss lyon IN %
Milton Malone, plaintiff in error, vs.. The State
Of sl a. elr"r I'M s es"ss % was arsued Sy
Mr.. W. A. Hawkins and Mr.. u. A. Walker In sup
port thereof, and by Mr. Y. Philips In oPposltion
No. iss. Louisa c. Medwsy, appellant, vs.. The
United States. The motion for rule on the
Court OF Claims to mud additional facts wa. ar
sued BY Mr: Thomas wilson u sspport s,n od sne
Hill In opposition thereto.
No. iG2. VIM. 8. shrewsbury, appellant, vs.,
The tinted states. The motion for rule on
argued by Mr.. T. J. Durant In support OF the
same, and by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Gotofth In opposition thereto.
No. o. Original Ne pdrfe. The I nited states,
petitioners. In the matter OF Alex. J. Atocha.
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General 0oforth nled ex-
ceptions 10 sutI,ciency Of retarn 70 alternAilvs
tionaI return, which was argued By him aud Mr.
Assistant Attorney General hill IN support OF
the same, and by Mr.. W. =. Clarke In opposition
| thereto ..H
Adjourned until tomorrow, at ~ O'Clock.
Circuit Couri-aIr JssiIeo Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
| Christian Muth W. John ID. reaIson. Appeal
from q Justice q the pcare. Verdict for the de-
| fendant.
Newman VS.. MCrnL judgment Of srirma-
| tion.
| Conrad Pauuce Va. baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company. The case was not con-
| cluded.
C,sEs FOR MONDAY.
The following cases are usslsned for trial on
Mondayi Nos lla l22, Tia, lI6, III, lia lsO, Isl,
| 100, lbs, isa, Isl. l0i and los. Adjourned.
Fsiice Cssrt-Jsdae Smell.
George II. wilson, bolsterous, nned ~; !: II.
Green, John Wallace, Frank Richardson, VIM.
Brooks, Augustus YORK, and Charles Hamilton
ALIAS Henry Jackson, suspicious persons, were
| sent To the workbouse; David Jones, profanity,
81; Anna jackson, larceny, q; Alexander keene,
| assault on Kate Keene, his wife, bonds to Keep
the peace aud s2o due; Ada Jones, colored, lar
/ ceny OF clothing, tS; Lizzie Cooper. assault on
i Fannie Miller bonds to keep the peace; John
johnson, assault on Eliza johnson, so; Corne-
| Illus Williams, threats 10 Isaac Smith, bonds 70
keep the peace; David Jones, assault and resist
Ing Ofticer MadiRap, SO and costs; Patrick Ryan,
assault on Mary Jane Wilson, SO and costs.
National Republican., 1873-11-15
MISSING MAN.
A Singular Disappearance.

Mr.. @. N. Meyer, q German employed In the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing. Treasury
Department, has been missing from his home
since Tuesday last. lie was at his place OF busi-
ness ~ usual on the above day, when he worked
been heard from since. Inquiry has been made
at the places he frequently visited, hut no tldlngs
have been received. Mr.. Meyer is temperate
man, attentive to his business, AMI devoted to
his family. lie speaks several languages iiuently,
and 10 looked upon as man OF great ability.
Ills family, who reside at No. - Montgomery
street, Georgetown, are very anxious concern-
ing bis Whereabouts,
National Republican., 1873-11-15
Iuterestiua 20 D.po.Itor..

The best way 10 stop the pauiC and render
times easJ IL for banks anl capitalists 10 dis
c)unt as freely as possible. The Bank OF Fog
land subdaed the panics Ot 1897, 1887 and 1860 by
pursulnS such n course, aud they went even be-
ties, cashing bills Of exchange and advancing on
any collateral regarded safe, though not possess
ing market value, Every depOsitOr who has
wlthdfawn his account from bank during the
last few months, and Il now boarding the same
IL, IN TACT, q capitalist. lie u locking up money
aud restricting trade, and the same time losing
interest. Every one should lend where good Sc.
curlty Is offered. D. II. Warner, Tsg Seventh
street, makes specially Of lOanlnR money on
real estate, worth a. least double the amount Of
the loan, and pays the fee OF any attorney the
party lolnng may select to examine uto the
security and lille
National Republican., 1873-11-15
CITY AND VICINITY
THE TRANSACTIONS OF YESTERDAY.

The Locomotive Bei,-rirsins History Of
ssirsnomy -sIpsonir Relief for Mem
phi-- -slsirmIsh on the Avcnns-ioardo OF
HIesi,h - pi-arderiy Foreigners = Col.
orcd school reports The Courts
Criminal rnd Gcnerni News.
The following correspondence In regard 10 the
annoyance caused by the coming aud going Of
the trains Of the baltimore and Potomac Rail.
roed Company arose from complaint against
the company by the school teachers on account
Of the disturbances. This complaint was referred
TO the attorney Of the District, Col. W. A. Cook,
who replied that the only remedy was In bring
Ing the matter before the Police Court OF the
District. On receipt Of the attorneys opinion,
Governor Shepherd addressed the following let
trio the vice president Of the road:
GOVERNOR suErHERDs LETTER.
MAsHSIaroS. Nov. =, is7a
j. ~ DaBarry, g.y. IIe, ITs'iisHi bahi"or' "'
DElR siR: herewith send yon a copy OF an
opinion OF the attorney for this District 10 rela
on 70 hs Insng Of IsnS o ees school
building, The opinion has been furnished N
pursuance OF communication referred 70 thn,
oticer emanatinr from the teachers employed
in said building, 10 which they ask that steps be
taken to effect dlscontnuince OF the annoy;
ance, as It seriously lntcIfercs with the school
exercises Anh UlsclpHne. ,-.-.- -.
IL Is desirable that further complaints shonld
he Obyiated without resort to measures OF the
character alluded to In the attorneys opinion,
and therefore present the matter to your at
trntion, and request that you will give instruc-
tions TO the employees OF your company to OBJ
serve the provisions Of the law Ia this particular
Aifx. r. snErusRn, Governor.
NR. prBlRRy's REILLY.
BALTIMORE AND roroMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
Orrtcr or rfr NtCE PHysipINr, !
BALTIMORE, November y, lsli
H,a iIsT. H. Aph''d, GoretHpr ~ Ne P"Fd "
MY praR SIN: have the honor OF acsnowl
eJging your favor Of The Oh Instant, in regard 70
the lnglng of "locomOtlve bells" In the neigh.
borhood Of The jefferson school building and
have 10 say that, In obedience TO the request
therein conveyed, orders have been given 10
abandon the use Of the bell, except In cases Of
emergency, when absolute safety demands that
n warning he given, such as the crossing OF Sew
tnth street and when parties are walking On the
track. At seventh street, Notwithstanding a
Waterman Is constantly on duty, the street car
drivers are very reckless, and In numerous cases
have attempted to cross IN front OF the train,
when they placed their cars in eminent danger
OF a serious accident. ,-
Iacknowleiee that the tlngling OF the bells
may be an annoyance, but 1t is so great a meas
nr- of prevention that regret 10 have TO aban-
den IL.
/ am, very respectfully, J. n. DrBARRy,
Vice President and Ucnefal Manager.
National Republican., 1873-11-15
New sisrc, New stsck.

r. c. LEWIS, NO. e03S SEVENTH STRICT,
has now In store, and daily receiving, Q large
md complete assortment OF aEsrLKNRNs, B0Ys
AND CHIIDREsS HATS OF tho very LATKr STYLES:
also, complete assortment OF GnSrs' FURNISH
mo GOoDs, cheap for cash. .. .'
National Republican., 1873-11-15
ACUIDEST.
A noy,n Arm Crnshed.

Yesterday afternoon, about $50 o'clock, a boy
named william Thomas, aged seventeen years,
employed at Hayenners bakery. on c, near Sixth
street, while playing with some boys caught his
arm In a cracker machine at the baking estab-
lishment, and before 1t could be eNtrcated was
fearfully crushed. The Injured boy was removed
nished. IL Is feared that the Injury IL OF so
serious q nature that the arm viii have TO be
amputated,
National Republican., 1873-11-15
The Cattle Market.

The offerings Of beef cattle At the Droyer'
Rest, Thursday, were 600 head, OF which Al were
sold To butchers N cents to o.. cents per
pound; o. were sent TO Baltimore, iiG sold TO
farmers, 25 left over; bSI sheep were offered,
and 9Od were sold a. butchers at q to cents per
pound; 2sI were left over; l5O lambs were Of
Tered, and all sold az o. 10 o. per head; 20 cows
and calves were sold al $50 TO 800 per head. The
market closed dull.
National Republican., 1873-11-15
HnlldInk Aasoclnilon.

Al the AIrl annual meeting OF the Merchants
aud Mechanics Building Association, Mr.. ]. T.
Prather, the secretary, submitted the annual re.
report, showing receipts and disbursements,
~ net assets, 81, 9is.6a; total number Of
shares subscribed a,ea1 now on rolls, gJIO;
number holding advances, 1901; do, not ad.
yanced on, !, ,I6s; present value OF one share,
Hi,0o. Twenty'four shares were advanced on
were redeemed at 10 per cent. The following
0fficers were elected; Wilson f. Brown, presi-
dent; John II. Bartlett, vice president; John NJ.
Duncanson, treasurer; j. I. PratheT, secretary.
Directors-L. Downing, Edwin Harris, George
r. Dearing, ]. W. Drane, Franklin Barrett, Rob-
ert W. Fenwlnk. WIN. Powell, Rev, j. W ,Boteer
and Dhas L. Pate,
National Republican., 1873-11-15
A Habeas Corpus,

The habeas corpus mentioned In our Issue OF
yesterday IN the case OF the child Marie Hess
was returned to the court Yesterday morning.
Mrs. Eaton appeared before Judge Cartier with
Marie Hess, aged ten years. whom her mother,
Mrs. Freitag, the petitioner, alleged was re-
elderly lady, residing on Tenth street, near r
southeast, appeared and stated that In August OF
last year Mrs. FretaR, the mother OF the child,
gave her the control Of the girl, asking her to
raise her. and that she had since treated the
child as one OF her own children, was sendlng
her TO school, and also TO Sunday school, and aid
not detaln the child against her will. The child
refused TO return To It's mother aud Chief Justice
Cartier, after making an order that free cOmmu-
nlcatlon should be allowed between neither and
child, refused TO interfere further ln the ease,
National Republican., 1873-11-15

Many OF our readers arc unaware OF the fact
that the house OF A, saks 4 Co., 9is Seventh
made department, one OF the most elegant tall
orlng establishments In the country, replete with
the finest stock OF foreign goods and under the
charge Of the best cutters money can produce.
The garments that emanate from this depart
ment are Of no ordinary class. "R1cellence,
not cbeapness," Is the motto Of this branch OF
the house. We ask for them an examination OF
the stock and sample garments displayed. Their
tailoring pariors ere On the second noor.
National Republican., 1873-11-15

Yesterday afternoon at !ils o'clock, au old man
named f. Blnett, while crossing Pennsylvania
avenue at Fourteenth street, was knocked down
and run over by horse and buggy driven by
Mr.. j. W. Wilson, receiving slight injuries In the
back. lie was removed TO MilDuTn's drugstore
by Mr.. Wilson, where medical assistance was
furnished, after wnch he proceeded n his
hnmP.
National Republican., 1873-11-15
DISORDERS IN TmR OPERA m0usR.
Arrest of the Perpetrators Tive Gny
A.unu KarelaaHrs

SounR Foreigners.
Last night two well-dressed young men, with
aprOfnsion OF lew'lry about them aud having
the appearance OF being foreigners, began be-
having In Wall4 Opera House during the
performance OF the Black Crook In such q dis
orderly manner that the ushers were obliged IN
order them either to cease or leave The building
but they took no heed Of the advice and began
singing IN loud voice. special Onlcer Thomas
Young on duty at the theatre, took them In Gus
lody aud conveyed them 10 the Central Guard
mouse, where they were very profsne. At the
station they gave their names as II. W, Peters
punishment to the ofilceTs who made the arrest.
rhey were required TO leave collateral for their
appearance nj the Police Court to-day or be
locked up. The latter they chose, and deposited
$40 aud departed.
National Republican., 1873-11-15
srxvRNs BUILDING.

Average number enrolled, 66f; average mum
tendance, 93.9 cases OF tardiness, IS: percentage
Of tzrdiness, O2.; cases Of corporal punlshiuent
ls; cases OF suspension, 0; times teacher tardy
I: DAYS teacher absent, 1k.
National Republican., 1873-11-15

will sell In IrInt OF taclr auctlOn.rOOms this
morning, at 10 O'Clock, very superior lot OF
household furniture, consisting Of walnut bed
rUOin suites, extension tables, dining chairs, car
pets, stoves, &c, We would advise all those Ia
want OF 1rst-class furniture to attend the sale,
as II ls positive,
National Republican., 1873-11-15
An Assignulent,

George Mattinely conveyed all his Cstate--reai
ami personal to John IIliz, Brainarl II, Warner
and James s. Edwards, upon trust, TO make pro-
vision for the payment Of all Ills debts and, after
dafraying expenses OF the trust, to return the
proceeds 10 Mr. Mattlngy. The property trans
iefrcd amounts to between 500, ,OJl and 1900 OOO
National Republican., 1873-11-15
ConvocatIon OF washington.

The interesting session Of the "Convocatoa OF
Washington" will conclude by a missionary ser.
Vice at Christ church. GeoFgetown, u. C., to-
morrow evening, at $50 o'clock. on which occa-
sion the Rev nr, Levin, the dean, the rector OF
Epiphany and others Of the clergy will. In AL
dresses, urge the importance OF the objects es.
peclally In charge OF the conyOcation.
National Republican., 1873-11-15
I,arae stork.

Select your Boots and Shoes from the largest
and beet stock In the city-goods adapted to the
requirements OF everyb0dy-at satisfactory
corner OF I,
National Republican., 1873-11-15
socI.bIe or the Metropolitan M. 4. ChurcA
EBBIrT HOUSE.

sociabie OF the Metropolitan M. x. Church.
The young peoples Social Circle Of this city
on Thursday evening gave most enjoyable en-
tertainment at the residence Of Mr.. Atkinson, on
Massachusetts, avenue. The programme, which
Is always pleasant, was rendered even more so
by the presence OF the Nj. Vernon Octette Club,
under the leadership OF Mr.. Edwin Hay. The
pieces, which were highly appreciated and loudly
Tncored. Al an appropriate hour, Q committee Of
young ladies' supplied the guests with refresh
ments In manner which Ia Characteristic Of
these entertainments.
Quite feature OF the evening was the charm
ing rendition, by some ladies, Of . very pathetic
ballad entitled " The Old Rag Man." Among the
host OF fair faces we recall those OF Miss sallie
Atkinson, Miss Tiffany, Miss Nina Havener, Miss
Minnie Atkinson, Miss Fowler, Miss Cox, Miss
Emory, Miss Ricketts,.
National Republican., 1873-11-15

Call and examine the nre anu buIRlar-proo
vaults OF thn safe Deposit Company, conner o
Nav York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeplny OF securities, Jewels, silyerwAre, or
other yaluables. Rents, froIn ten 70 sixty dol.
lars Per annum, according to size. NO business
man can afford TO do without them.
Taks Harning yrOa tAs cA,eago and Boston Free,
National Republican., 1873-11-15

CAunoS TO PrncHAsKRs OF TIE PERUVIAN
SYRrr, 10 protected solulion OF the protoxlde Of
Iron. .l-Beware OF being deceived by any OF the
preparations OF Peruvian bark, or bark and Iron,
which may be offered 10 you. Every bottle OF
genuine has peruvian Syrup" mot Peruvian
before purchasing
National Republican., 1873-11-15
Fer Children.

Brown and Blue Beaver Cape Goats,
Melton, ChinchlliA and Beaver Glengarie-,
Beaver and Kersey Overcoats,
at Panicy Prices.
KisENAS a DRo.,
ma seventh street, (May Building)
National Republican., 1873-11-15
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
w sIGNOR TONlNIAsO sALYINI.

"The beat lIyins actor. "-RalsTt BToRsisg
The Hr,at.st uthello the world has ever seem
Charlotte Ch,kHaR.
'The sreatrst OF all actors except Rachel "-Tia,.
" uch triumph q dramatic genus has seld M
been seen. His othc 10 the perfection u aris.''-
"His Othelio the mrst powerful, artistic and
original performance the world hiss seen "--Herald
HIS hrst and only appssrances In Washington on
sublime tragedy,
bALylNI IN his grand perslnAtion 9TH ELLO
TUESDAY, Nov ". the original play ON which
was founded the most successful drama,
- DAVID aAHhICK.
,bALyiSI In his great role Of buLl IVAN.
PRlCES -herervtd heA's in Orchestra, o.: ad-
mission IN Orchestra, sito; deserved keats n Bal
ny Circle, Al W: adni salon In Balcony Circle, ti.
seats secured now at Meizerotts Nh ic Store.
National Republican., 1873-11-15

riyaled weatner-strip on your windows and
doors. Many have been comforted, and advise
their friends TO go and do likewise.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Pannsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-11-15
For Men.
NIessrs, Iniimrr IL CIeary

Brown, Olive aud Blue Kersey OVercOats,
heaYeT, Clinchilla and Caster GleugaIies,
EIsEAAS 4 EHO,,
605 Seventh street, IhTeu dOOra above L.