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National Republican., 1873-11-20
THE COUNTS.
suprome Court OF the Uaited States.

|
On motion Of Mr.. Q. NJ: Hawley, Francis Mi.
Ter, esq, Of Washington, ID. c., was admitted to
practice as an attorney and counselor Of this
No. o54. John R. shepley ct al, plaintiffs In
error, vs.. John Il. Cowen ct al. In error to the
| Supreme Court of the State OF Missouri. On
motion Of Mr.. NJ. Blair, ordered by the court that
the writ Of error In this case bo, docketed and
dlsmissed with costs.
No. lOI. Isaac C. DuBose ct al, appellants, va.
was % continued by Mr. Il. i. Merrick, Of counsel
| for the appellee, and concluded BY Mr.. p. Phil
| lips for the appellants.
psny, plaintiff In error, vs.. Dolores Frsnclsco.
| This cause was submitted on printed arguments
by Mr.. J. NJ. Carlisle and Mr.. j. d. McPherson, Of
counsel ioT M me plaintiff r. error and BY Mr. G.
No. 100. Samuel q. Wheeler, it,, appellant, vs..
George Harris ct al. Passed until the 2sth inst,
when judgment Of affirmance is to be entered II
the case Is not settled up before that date.
No. li0. Jefferson Tacey, plaintiff In error, vs..
Mary Irwin ct al. This cause was submitted on
printed arguments BY Mr., W. W. wllloushby, Of
+. Beach, for the defendant in error.
vs.. Louis Tregre ct al. Passed. not to be called
No. lis. John T, eileen ct al, assgnees, appel
lants, VS.. George johnson ct al. This cause was
submitted on printed arguments BY Messrs. Ar
mold and Broyles for me appellants-no counsel
No. ia. The Balesyllle institute ct al, appel
lRnts, VS.. Max Kaufman ct al. This cause was
submitted on printed arguments BY Mr.. A. IL.
Garland, OF counsel for the appellants, and by
Mr.. W. NJ. Rose for the appellees.
No. lib. Jeremiah NJ. Mason, plaintiff In error,
vs. John Moore aa%instrs.S, 1n,n A. Passed
Lucy b. Page. Passed.
No. III. Jos. ]. Thompson, plaintiff In error.
ys. John whitman. The argument Of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. O. N. Black, Of counsel
for the plaintiff In error, and continued by Mr..
Robert Gilchrst, Attorney General Of New Jer-
sey, In behalf Of said State intervening.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock.
Circuit Court-Mr. Justice Macarthur.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday;
Owen vs.. Rupp. Verdict for 800 for plaintiff ,
Herring VS.. 6oodall. Verdict for defendant.
United States use OF Gibbons ct al. Verdict
for defendant.
the case OF Faunce vs. Baltimore and Potomac
railroad was postponed until. to-day.
CASES TO DAY.
The following cases were assigned for trial to-
day; Nos 1874, lsi, 100, 10T, 10s, S. 90, 1885, lIs,
lo5 appeal,) III, 1871, So i66 and loo. Adjourned.
Special Term-NIr. Justice Hnmphreys.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Pabst vs.. Blake. Order sustaining excep-
tions.
Orandell vs.. Washington City Savings Bank.
Order authorizing receiver TO declare dividends
10 deposltOrs.
Faiker vs.. Falker, Order vacatiug demurrer.
Ktskadden vs.. stevenson. Decree vacating
previous decree, pro coiUssso.
Mattingly Va. District Of Columbia. Order al
lowing answers TO be nled, and allowing First
National bank OF New York to become party.
Hechtman vs.. Kennedy, Order refering
cause to W. d. Webb.
a
National Republican., 1873-11-20
The Gallant Ikhedive.


As an instance of Said Pasha's wealth, Mr.
Butler relates that the Empress Of Franco
said to him, In Paris;
"Viccroy, should like very much to visit
your pyramids, but cannot ride on camel
and | suppose | cannot go there by any
road"
"Your majesty can go there by either rail,
way or highway, as you like" said the Vice.
roy.
When she went there, at the opening OF
the Suez canal, the Empress found road
made, twelve miles long, ncross tho desert,
lighted with gas, shaded all tho way With
trunsplanted trees, and half way on was a
place TO entertain her at tho .pyramids-all
especially made for this one journey. And
yet, such Is the klnship at times, that when
tho Khedlye attempted TO renoyatc Cairo by
taking stones from the pyramids, ho folt that
the rebnke Of the press and voice OF Europe
could not be withAtood, and he ceased to dis
turb these useless conundrums. He Is build
Ing an iron bridge across the Nile, English
work, which will cost ere, 00O, 600. The bucE
canal cost him slO0, ,OO0, 900, and Is only a
partial success, rs it hlls up as soon rs
neglected, and the screw feet to pass through
IL Is yet small. Lesseps, the executor, Mr..
Butler believes to be one Of the ablest men In
the world, and never with less than from
half million to q million OF money lying on
deposit. The Viceroy is tho owner OF mar
road gauge railroad from Cairo 10 Suez, 10
miles, and from Alexandria TO Cairo, l30
miles, He is now building one up tho Nile
from Cairo 200 or 800 miles.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
CoLoRRD PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
FIun.cl.I R,p.,, for Oc,obrr.

Essesss.s "NpS'h oNhootf.
A regular monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees Of Colored schools OF Washington and
Georgetown was held last night at the Sumner
building; Mr.. Henry johnson In the chair.
Members present: Messrs. Ryder. Pope, Fsrgi-
son, Marshall, A. Lewis, w. Lewis, Secretary
meeting opened with prayer oy Mr.. W. Lewis.
proved.
A communication was received, asking for an
sickness; aiso, one from Miss II. X. Jennings,
asking for . moath's leave for the same reason.
Also, . communication from Mr.. o. s. Wight,
In relation to the rental OF Walker school build
ing. Referred to chairman committee on school
Aso, communication from Mr.. pallsntyue in
relation 70 claims against the board. Referred.
Also, . communication from Liquid Stating
Company, Offering TO slate school building. Re-
tenSsns and cxsiGmsn Committee nc On supa spshooi
| building, with instructions TO make arrange
ments for having the same done when found
| on moiion of Mr.. Ryder, Mrs. Walker was con-
tinued janitresa Of Walker school building.
Mr.. johnson (Mr. Ryder In the chair present
ed ior the q treasurer an abstract OF the financial
showing settlement In full Of the claim against
the sinking fund for tld,sI3.si also % 2ss42 re-
celyed from the District comptroller, together
with tax lien certificates to the amount OF f5,-
9oI.sl; making, In all, $50 osib.o4, from which over
$40, ,Ooo OF old Indebtedness were ilquidated, and
the teachers, janitors and oficers were paid.
Mr.. Johnson stated that In offering so crafty
Ing an exhibit simple Justice demanded that
credit should be gwen where II was emineniiy
due, and therefore offered the following resolI.
i tlon; which was unanimously adopted:
Resoired, That the thanks Of this board are due,
and are hereby rendered, to Governor Alexander
X. Shepherd; Hon. George L. Baker, District
comptroller; Moses Kelly, esq, treasurer Of the
sinking fund, aud the gentlemen connected with
their several olses, the former for hts unnaggIng
zeal in protecting the interests Of the colored
public schools Of Washington and Georgetown,
| and the latter for their urbanity Of manners and
prompt settlement OF the amounts due said
| schools.
On motion Of Mr.. Archie Lewis, the hour fol
the meeting OF the board was changed from To
Ip.m.
Superintendent Cook stated that the principal
| miss RAndalD Of Delaware avenue school re-
quired an assistant.
On motion OF Mr. Ferguson. the superintend.
ent was Instructed TO nil the place from the
preparatory high school.
Alter transacting routine business, the board
adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
huFf's RECEIVER,
Dealing Dividend. to p.p.,,,or,

Hs DTVIUehds 10 DtpO,Ilorn
Receiver Mattingly, In the case an Crsn,.u
against tho Washington Savings Bapk. mad /,
report to the Equity Court yesterday, The Js'
ceiver states that It Ia Impossible to sia,e IN.
eaaet s, anouht and number Of deposits and ss ues
posi,Urs p,,,, until the accounts are balanced, MI.
.nauihkD submitted an account showing caS h
70 November IL ssl, ,925.iO, against which M
ulsonIsements Of slI, ,4IO. So male up as folIoSs
nases, s,, 3oV; rent, 1851 80; Bank OF Wash.
lngton 70 redeem United States bonds. iia OOo,
protests, sloa.o0; current expense tl2s AZ ''''
Tne court passed the following order On tha
report u the receiver filed this day il Il ofJereI
assets In his hands TO the creditor. ~ Ibs hsns
AuNiuenu OF ~ per centum on all sums OF $50
and under, and OF 10 per cenlum on ali sums
over too " soon ny the exact amC UNITS due de.
posters can be aScertained, N'N wv
National Republican., 1873-11-20
GENERAL CITY NRws

There was a social gathering at the Metropoll-
tan church last evening.
Twelve hundred bushels Of wheat were re-
ceiyed yesterday in Georgetown; sales 1850
bushels at si.6o.
Mr.. VIM. L. Cowan, treasurer Of the public
schools, has paid all the salaries Of tho teachers
for the months OF July AMI August
The mission OF 81. Patri KS church Is increns.
ing In interest daily, and is services both In the
morning and evening are largely attended by
interested auditors.
The many friends OF sister Raphael, Of the
Convent OF the Visitation, Georgetown, viii be
glad to learn ,na, ner recently failing health Is
Last evening, az Jacob wakensht was on the
corner OF Bridge and Green streets, Georgetown,
horse and wagon came In contact with him,
knocking him down and giving him fearful cut
over the eye.
Geo. G. stutz, ESQ.,, and Miss Adjle NJ. Parker
were last night made one by the holy bonds Of
mstrimony At the home OF the bride, No. itl9 I
street, where they enjoyed the congratulations
OF their numerous friends.
A series Of religious meetings, generally
known among the Methodlsts as "protracted
meetings" was begun at the Foundry NJ. Z.
church on Monday night. The meetings are
nightly growing 10 importance under the ener-
eetlc management OF the popular pastor, Rev.
n. A. Cleveland.
Mrs southworth, OF Prospect place. GEORGE
town, has In press Through the Fire." Her last
story, "Unknown," Is now being published In the
LeiJSr. Mrs. Southworth has written between
thirty and forty books. Her works have been
Translated into the German, Spanish and the
Italian languages.
Governor Walker, OF Virginia, accompanied by
Mrs. General Barnes, Mrs. General IIalstead, OF
New Jersey, and other members OF the board OF
regents, yesterday went down on the steamer
Arrow, Capt. Frank Hollngshead commanding,
aud paid visit to Mt Vernon. Everything was
found TO he In excellent condition, aud the WIS.,
itors expressed themselves as very much pleased
with the condition Of Affairs
.ast ueet the Smithsonian Ipstitute .ont "a,
boxes to France. This week they send twelve or
fourteen boxes to England. Their agents there
distribute TO and collect from the various agen.
cies In different parts Of Europe. There al Two
systems OF exchanges connected with the Instl-
tute-the international and the Smithsonian,
The former exchanges publications, the latter
their curiositles, with the various institutions Of
the world.
Yesterday. afternoon about g:3o o'clock, rs q
young man was driving . horse attached to a
market wagon down seventh street, II became
unmanag geable In consequence Of one side Of the
shafts becoming loose and hitting Its heels.
The results were the wagon came In contact
with hack, whereby the hack was slightly dam
aged, the young man thrown out, the other side
Of the shaft unloosed and the horse ran away. The
horse running came In contact with man cross
ing the street, hit him no gentle blow, fell down
on the slippery pavement and before II could
recover itself was stopped by q hystander. The
accident happened 1ust north OF the market.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
A1IUsEMRNTs. A
willy ReIlllO-Lnat NiahI MT AYnIl,.

'Willy ReilIy"-Last Night ut Wallis.
Mr.. Dominick Murray commenced an engage
ment at the Opera House last evening, appealing
In the sensational Irish drama OF "wllly Reilly
and His Dear Colleen" The piece Is OF the order
OF Irish dramas generally. A patriotic Irishman
Is prosecuted for something that no one hut the
author Of the play seems to know anything
about. The persecuted gentleman, Of Celtic
origin Aforesaid, Ia chased around the country,
now appearing as Q piper, now as gardener,
anu, 0y way OF variety, as refugee Ia noun.
tainons district, where, 1t would seem, almost
any man would sooner die than exist for longer
uue lfishmen, loves pretty girl, for whom he
had rather die than desert. He, however does
neither; for, Us often as he foOllshly gets into
danger, three or four lrishmen overcome score
or Two OF regular soldiers, and rescue MIN amid
me deaiening applause OF the gallery gods
sun, willy Reilly" Is full Of fun, anu what ii
iAcks ID consistency Is more than compensated
for by the frequency OF It's patriotic sentlments
Mr.. Murray 10 rs good an 1rlshman as the aver
age. lie rants, fares, sings and swears 20 ex.
terminate the British nation with all the ardor
and energy OF his Irish Iature and II he neRlects
70 do the latter Is because he Is too busy n en-
joying himself with his dear Colleen, Who. of
assisted In his laudable efforts 10 gain applause
for Ireland by hiss Wyndham, Miss MeadeT.
Miss Arlington and Messrs. Brown, Sheridan
Southard, Stanley aud others, " Willy RielIyn
should 10 seen BY all who do not believe that
Ireland is really oppressed aud ought 10 be free.
Mrs. Harriet Beechsr stowe,
This eminent American authoress will read
selections from Uncle Toms Cabin" at lincoln
hall on December and 2. Tickets can b, fo-
cured and seats reserved at Ellis A Co. music
store,
National Republican., 1873-11-20
sale Of FuruI.hins Goods.

Messrs. Latimer a Cleary, auctloneers, will
offer for sale on Monday aud Tuesday mornings
and evenings, November "a and 20, the entire
stock OF the ladies' and gents' furnishing store
recently occupied by WIN. II. Pearson, on The
northwest corner OF Twentieth street and Penn
sylyanla avenue. The stock embraces q nne
kercbIefs, gloves, hosiery, &c., together with q
me assortment OF goods usually found In frst-
class furnishing establishment.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
BEAUTIFUL GLASSWARE.
The New Sc, for the R,.cur,,, n.,.,,

The New Set for the Executive NInn.iop.
There are now on exhibition at the establish.
Inent OF Messr. j. W. Boteler A Bro. samples OF
lne new and beautiful glassware designed and
man anuiac,ured by order OF that hrm for the RS
nualiy' anu the engraving possesses rare artistic
HE'LL, e,, On each piece Is the coat OF arms OF m.
sia. stn ~ states and q chaste representation OF
W Wy 'Snwl OF the glasses are cut diamond
ci"I'n,, lhefe are twelve different STYLES, in
All yat.,ss iSS-c,eam dishes and lnger.bowls and
TO ne dlmlnuiive cordial glass. The uss sooie.
exasniigr eAresIlngly nne, and its design and
Eoteler. e'' upon tue Messrs.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
WEATHER REPORT.

CrYioE OF rHE CnIxF sI0sAL OTTIonn,
WAsHIraros. Do. November 10, issS.i .. N. }
PR0BABuIrna.
For the Southern States, failing temperature
general heavy frosts, northwesteriy winds, and
clear weather. For the Ohio valley, and thence
over Tennessee and West Virginia, northwest
erly winds, cold, clear weather. For the lowei
lakes, northwesterly winds, occasional snow,
cold, cloudy weather, clearing IN the forenoon.
erly and northery winds, cold, clearing and clear
weather. For the upper lakes and southward TO
Missouri, winds yeefing TO southerly, rising tenn
perature, and partly cloudy weather. Az reports
are missing from the Southwest, the Northwest
and Pacific coast.
rHI WnAruKR IN WASHINGTON.
The following WAS the range OF the thermome-
ter at Hemplers yesterday: 3 q. m, ~; 10 .. m,
to - m,.bO; p. m, %; sp. m, "; y. m, ~; Q
p, ~, %.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
BRIEF TRLEGRAsIs,

The Handkerchief lightship on Nantucket
shoals has gone adrlft.
The Sault 81. Marie shlp.canal closed for the
season a. II O'Clock yesterday morning.
The schooner Y. V. Turner, from Honduras for
New York, capslzed In Long Island sound Tues
day. The steward, named White, and two Of the
men were drowned.
Chas. Reynolds and Patrick Phalep. Of the
were washed overheard and drowned, October
IS, during heavy storm.
II, 8. Hutchinson, clerk with Blair 4 Thaxton,
OF Richmond, Va, shot himself In the head yes
terday morning. Alleged cause, mental de-
precision from financial troubles. lie will prob
ably die. lie Is Is years Of age, and has q wife
and six children.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
FLASHES FROM THE C.BLR.

Ia Paris yesterday rentes closed at 81 francs
62S centimes.
The steamer Batavia, from New York, has ar
rived at Queenstown.
One hundred and ninety.nvc thousand dollars
IN bullion were shipped from Liverpool for New
York yesterday.
II was reported on the London Stock Exchange
that Thomas Barring, founder OF the banking
house OF Blring Brothers, Is dead.
National Republican., 1873-11-20

MAssEYs ALE Is the cheapest, because It Ia
uniform.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because there ID
no waste.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t has
strength.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t Is the
purest.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because 1t Ia the
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER 4 GREEN,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
SUFFERING In I.outsIaun,

There will be much suffering for bread
during the coming winter among the smal
Creole farmers Of Terrebonne parish, La
Within the memory Of the Oldest planters
| there never was season In which the rain
set In so carly and continued 80 persistently
as during the past season; very few intervals
for labor were allowed
National Republican., 1873-11-20

JISKs had been indulging too freely in
ardent spirits. At q street corner his hat
dropped Into the gutter. Says Jlnks: "a
kuow--if pick you up I'll fall-if fall you
won't me-hlck-up-good night y
And he walked on with q smile Of satlsfac.
tlon, describing innumerable zig-zags Us he
went, leaving his hat In the gutter.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
AFTER THE ODoRLRss,
puildInx Association Case.

10 the case OF Pabst vs.. The Economical
Building Association, to-day, Mr.. Justice Hum
phreys decided that the contract OF Pabst,
(which was the ordinary one made when men,
bers OF building associations purchase money, J
was void, s usnfious, and contrary to public
policy. The decree refers the report to the
auditor, with Instructions to charge PLAINTIFF
wiih ali amounts received by him from defend
loans; also with amount paid by defendants for
insurance. and 70 give credit to plaintiff for all
moneys paid by him, with legal interest from tho
strike q balance, which shall bear six per cent.
interest until paid; and further DEGREES that the
trustees be n]oined from selling under the deed
of trust
National Republican., 1873-11-20
PENNSYLVANIA a.

Go to savage's, and get him to put his un.
rtvaled weather-strtp on your windows and
doors. Many have been coInfortsd, and advise
their friends to 60 and do likewise.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
National Republican., 1873-11-20

TuK women Of SanFrancisco say their prayers
more regularly and assiduously during the
months Of September aud October than all the
rest Of the year put together. This IL the earth.
quake season 10 California.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
DRY GOODS.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,

JOHN 7. MITCHELL,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
oSi Pennsylvania ave,
desirable PS 9ss S s.a with all tho
ths fois Ss LOWEST CASH PRICES in
sosos ss z. s,n sas G sane g;isss th, the anne quality
We % not nov res,rd the cos, Of our s,oc, ,.v
mere or In New Yorh. 80 'ne lowest
National Republican., 1873-11-20
LETTERS FROM TmR PEOPLE.
Absut n Panp.

Absut a Pump.
TO the Editor u hs National RspsSiiean.
SIR: VIII you please call the attention Of the
pump DOCTOR" Board Of Pablo Works or Boart
Of Health,-or any other board, to the pump ct the
corner Of Tenth and N streets southeast 9-no,
to repair this time, hut TO take It up cart 1t away
end n tue well up, as 1t Is an eyesore to the cit
lkens OF that neighbornood, and o6lige many
anxious hearts. A RESIDENT
NOVEMBER 10, 1878,
A SUGGESTION TO CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov. II, ls7a
TOths Eiiior u The NatioAai RspsbIioaH:
SIR: Mr.. George y. Robinson has Just received
81 $50 medal by order OF Congress, after hav
Ing been the recipient Of 5000 from the same
source, In acknowledgment Of the service rem.
dered Mr.. Seward at the time Of his attempted
assassination.
p. Now, this Is oil right and proper, but why are
the services OF our old and respected townsinan
X. W. Hansell, late chief messenger OF the STATE
Department, who has been Obliged to resign hi
severe wound he received In the lung BY til,
knife OF the assassin Payne on that occasion
wholly Ignored?
MI. Seward acknowledges these services Il
very complimentary terms BY an inscription un
der an engraving OF himself presented to MI
Hansell. Would II not be the proper thing fol
Congress to do equal justice IN this natter
JUSTICE.
AFTER THE oDoRLRss.
To he Editor u The National RspsbIiesr:
SIR: on the 9th Of this month left notice Il
one OF the boxes OF the odorless Excsyatin
Company; the 10th addressed . letter TO tn
same; the 18th lodged q complaint with tn
Board OF Health, and was promised relief for tn
next day. The 10Th called on the health once
aud was referred 10 gentleman In the thir
story, who promised TO attend toit on Monda
without fail. have not seen the Kxcayatin
Company yet. What can do TO get rid Of
nuisance? Please inform me through your ps
per, and ObllRe 5. MEYER,
9lQ ID street south west
National Republican., 1873-11-20
CTTYITEMS.

THE Elecampane Cough Drops, for sale by Nat.
tan's, corner u d and Second streets northwest,
are the best cough cure ever offered TO the pub.
lie.
A QUESTION for the teachers and scholars OF
the puDlic schools: Is there Q grammatical error
In Nattan's advertisement In this column,
These panic days have shrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met ieyerses;
Few pay nj CALL, some not AT ali,
And none pay SILVER out this fShi.
The oldest BRRG's the vllles lust made,
The vast METROPOLITAN centres Of trade,
All need the DOLLAR, and everyone strives
To. lay up STORE for themselves and their
wives.
The place to SAVE MONEY, all will agree,
Is at 3le Seventh street, between q and d.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
Auction tsalss To-DnY.

Latlmer a Cleary will sell new furniture at
house oil Fourteenth street northwest.
Jas. k. Waugh will sell desirable twO-itory
house on v street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-11-20

corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays Q per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours Q 10 4; Satur.
days. . TO AAnd to 9.
National Republican., 1873-11-20
The Cry IL stIlI They Come.
WE SHALL TuIa MnRNINn Ann NEARI

FIVE HUNDRED OvERCOATS TO THE
ALREADY COMPLETE STOCK
NOW ON HAND.
WE OFFER
$50 FINE BEAVER COATS AT $50.
$50 ENGLISH CASTORS AT $50,
SIS ENGLISH KEiiSEY COATS AT f25.
$50 HILGEh'J IMPORTED CHINCHILLAS
AT t22
s25 WAUsCocR KERsEY AT si9.
$50 CHINCHILLAS AT Sl4.
WE ASK YOU TO CALL FOR THE ARTICLE
As YOU FIND IT ADvRKTIJRD AND
WE WILL SHOW YOU ALL
SIZES, As WE NEVER AD-
YERTISE AN ARTICLE,
AND ARE JUST
OUT" OF THE
SIZE WHEN
YOU CALL.
A. SAKS A CO., si6 SEVENTH STREET.
A. SAKS a co, 9l6 SEVENTH STREET.
A. SAkS 4 CO., Si6 SEVkNr I'll STREET.
National Republican., 1873-11-20

WAsH1NGTON THEATRE COMIoUR.
w Eleventh street. below Pennsylvsnia avenue.
ANOTHER sTUPRNDoUs COMPANY.
Tho Rrest Royal Jeddo
JAPANESE TROUPE,
JsPANksE TROUPE!
try BY special permsson q he W ''''' 'n'' oouh'
IMPERIAL TYCOON!
IN THEIR MARVELLOUS FEATsi
THE WoNDEh or THE AaEi
FRANK aiBB99Ss. ,.,v
The sr'sf Mss lssSts':s xsEsF EEsFsssUnsilsh UrsalsshLAsp
THE ADAMS if,6fSahRRisss itR bii ihRiss Melodies.
SgSk sskssF Eat S8SRTT SSSRT 81 q sEkST3yi ssEEhTTy
Led by the Star Prtmler Danseuse,
Supported By MILE LoTIiE IL PoINr. and
Tho superb Drama Of
KING AND PRREBOOTRR:
THE KING AND THE FRREDUOIRR.
ann n, In!rodneins
oEx; ,.MC.T NJ .ThHhNSrnPyyVSt hhSrn tyt taAN AND EDwABps.
aRshT aRhhiTFs4kEtas sTkk asopSpSSSSy. sri AM
HFamiy Mstinees for ladies and Children
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY novis
National Republican., 1873-11-20
G o X e.
0rdsrsisft 1t the
nAaI InnA nx.n.

UfdsfsIsn q the
GAsIIGHT ORFICk,
nos lsTenth street; At III First strest tsulhwss
eornarIhird and Il atreeta, or 10 BridEs stT a.
esosssto~n. ~''i b. s~"mrtly s.tsnSsNto. "-i,V
H ENRY H. SEARLE.
AROHIrEOT
ITO Z susss, Opposite rsss 0ass Dsp.r,.
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