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National Republican., 1873-02-06
" nu,lgFtul.

H. Ilunh, az pvunsN Nanla avenue, has been
constituted the sole Un'ut for the sale here Oi
the most wonderful my "nlun NJ tile Hgc-that Of
j. Moses clCCiru-galyanlr 'prriuClcs, which are
said hy those WIN have Usrd them 10 have re-
mnTknblp and soothing effect upon the nervous
gystCm In and Oi Themselves they are very line
ynrCtaulcS and all IN want ui new pair VIII
consult their Interest by trying them IN, Mr,
Inna is ulsn dealer IN watches, Jcwrlry aud
watch materials, and ollvr, some Unc bargains,
National Republican., 1873-02-06
s,yIIIc,, Tho.tre CIo.ed,

Owing to a lack OF patronage, Mr.. saviile has
determined to close willards hall. He left for
New York city last evening, to return In few
days, when he will probably have decided a. TO
what his future course will be.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
NIIliInrN.

COMPANY Y, Washington Light lniantry, held
q dress drl last night al their arInUry, corner OF
Flitrruth street and Sew YORK avenue, and mus
tered In fun uniform over hity men. Upon the
conclusion Ol the dnll a company meeting was
hpII and ten raw members were added to the
rnlls VI the company. lho company " making
extensive arrangements for participating IN the
Inauguration procession, AMI Us competent COM
IIautrT cant. VIM. DuMUllC, u drilling the hOys
nightly In Ur,lrr 10 bring thrm To a degree Of pro-
driruCy that viii rchect credit upon the District,
and compare fayOrably wiJh other COMPANIES on
tpTnslDu.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
n,n,h of OuIr,r n. =. Ilicl,mnn.

Onirrr l.. T.. Hickman. uf the Metropolitan p0-
nru force, died yesterday morning. ~ ms resi-
Lrnrr M gyg 4 street southwest, uf neuralgia,
nItcr an Illness Of four days. The deceased wa4
one II the officers dropped some years ago on
arruuu vt ill-hrath, hut Was rcappOniel III De
Trmhnr. $50. md assigned 10 duty In the seventh
urrrlnrt where he prov Ud faithful and efficient
nnrcr IIcwas asa member Ut ~. Johns Lodge,
y, n \. NJ, Whrh has taken suitable action Ia
utttutI tuupFll
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Drug clerks, Association.

A meeting OF the Drug Clerks Association
was held last night at Clarke's hall
| A communication was read from the National
College OF Pharmacy cOngratulatory to the asso-
citation.
A vote of thanks was extended to the faculty
for the interest taken In the AssOcatiOns behalf.
After the transaction OF some routine business
/ the meeting adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

WoxpErFUI.-I. George Cuomnl, 300 Pennsyl
yApl4 avenue, between smith ani Tenth streets
Is selling the finest French candies at the low
sII that he Ia selling the same goods which ar
usually sold for 70 cents. |. @. CoONBs, 200 Penn
EYlVania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Dead Drunk

Yesterday evening Oficer 0lIare, OF the
Eighth noIice precinct, while proceeding with q
warrant 10 the residence Of John sexton, corner
OF Il street and Maryland avenue, for the pur-
pose ot nrresting him upon the charge OF as
sanltInu his wife was accOsted on his way by
hoy. who informed him that man was lying
dead on south A street, to which place the onlcer
A wagon was procured and the man brought
TO the station-house, when It was found that ne
was the one the ofiicer was In search OF. a
ryamInln9 him pronounced him alive and that
he was suffering from the effects OF liquor. A,
| a late hour last night the man was still uncOn
grloua
National Republican., 1873-02-06
tn, Adam. Rxprr-- Company

had a sale Of unclaimed packages at Alexandria,
Va. Tuesday. The occasion called forth q
large crowd aud the bidding was lively and ex-
citing. Many good basgains were realized. BY
| take plAce here to-day. Messrs. Latimer A
CIeary auctIOneers, will sell several hsndred un-
| claimed express packages. The sale commences
! nj iO:JD O'clock We predict 4 lively time.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

60 pURE FRESCu CANDY 0l'
Is manufactured daily, and sold et tho low pflc'
OF 40 rcnts per pound, OF GIG Pennsylvania ave
nmc. nnnnaItr MrtrOnnlliAn hotel.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
IrnIfrh NIrrlInmIr..

The E,umCnic Order Of United Mrrhaui's Ut d
meeting last night organized llpphurl SHOP No
n The following officers were elected Master
Il 1 HluCE: nrst foreman, y. q, SltsChu second
fnreuan James Ruhl; r., OTllng Secretary g. L
DoteieT; financial secretary, Geo. Elrl1her
treasurer, n. 7. Smith.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Sudden Heath

YrHrrtIay morning Culorcd man named WIN.
u, DAVIS, tor several years past employed rs bar
her NJ the Enrit house. died suddenly At his rest
druCc, corner Of TNUuty-nrst Aul streets. For
the past fow DAYS he had been complaining OF
Monday last he len his place Of business and
went home Tuesday evening, becoming better.
bc VISITED a friend, returning to his house about
inr machine. lie shortly afterwards retired, and
In the morning when ht7 wife arose she found
him cold In death.
Coroner Patterson was nOtlhel' ana upon
learning tho Tarts In the case decided q post
norton examination necessary, which was made
hy Df IIaItlgun, the result showing the cause OF
death TO he a rupture ut the right cnrohafy ar
tcIy Uf the heart.
deceased had been suffering for years from
rhCumatism amt heart disease, and II was
thought by the physician that the inoniinate eN
10 tln fatal result above mentioned.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
A Drowned Infant.

Information was received yesterday mornlng 9
at the Thirc police precinct station TO the enect
that the body OF a white female infant was lying
drowned In Foundry branch. Oficers Harper
and Byron proceeded 10 the branch and brought
the body to the stAtlOn-hOuse, where Coroner
Patterson was summoned, who deemed an In
quest unnecessary and gave burial certificate.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
The EmpI.,Ip. Pia.,errr..

The Employing Plasterers' Association, Al
their meeting last night, elected the following
Onicers: President J. A. stewart; vice president
J. r. King; secretary, \. y. Gill; treasurer,
Andrew Jackson; executive committee, Messrs'
! Hines, darkness, Philips, Hughes and Lynch.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
LECTURES.
uru. Il. T., AppIeaate,

Uen. Il. T.. NppTeHhte.
THIS evening the nrst OF Gen. L. L. Applegate's
historical lectures viii be delivered at Lincoln
hall. "The Book OF Job; Its Origin and Doctrines,
Is to no his subject. Fifty cents Is the price Of
admission, and reserved seats without extra
charge may he obtained at Parker's aud at kidder
and McIaana.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

INSTRUCTIONS TO YIDDERs. AND PosT
MASTERS:
CONTAINING ALSO CONDITION. TO BE INCORPORATED
IN THE CONTRACTS TO THE ENTAST THE DEPART
MINT MAY DIEM PROPER.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Valerie.

We again call attention to the fact that Lincoln
hall will he occupied the evening Of February II
by Mr.. J. Remington FairlAmb, who will theu
produce his opera OF "valerie; or, Treasure.
Tokens" Seats may be secured at Philip Solo
mOng'
National Republican., 1873-02-06
t,opJIIIou cr The poiomnc.

Tho following telegram was received last even
ing Al the signal OtlCe In this clly from lihfPers
rcrrv, - Potomac Is rising, and the ShGnandlah
hss risen three feet but falling now ut o y, H.
SiRned Q. A. Martin, Observer
National Republican., 1873-02-06
SMALLPOX.

The following cases Ot smallpox were reported
to the health Office yesterday:
one case IN an alley between iOnr-and-A-hali
and sixth streets ant |. aud VI streets southwest.
TwU cases corner Of Fi.h and streets north
cast.
one on MlgsAChusrtis aycauc, between Frs.
and Second streets 4OuihClat.
one on FIRST street, between Y and streets
northeast.
one Rt I72l X rt4et southwest
one on \ street, between l'irsi aul Half streets
southwest.
Oie death occurred, that on FIRST street, be-
tween and * streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Bidder
Dated
av,,,yr,,

The undersigned, residing At =, State OF -,
undertake that, u the foregoing bid for carry ns
the mail on route No; " be acpepted by the Post,
June IsIa, enter into the required obligation, "
contract 10 perform the service proposed with good
and sufficient Hureties.
Jhs rs 10 HHdsrsiaHdisg hsfiRefIy he o5liga.iot-
and liabilities dsaBHi BY gsdrdEtoSs.
Dated - - -
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Forced sale.


Thest unhOhTU OI pTIUts TtduIl IIUII utEUIIu1-
nation not TO carry over any portion OF our stock
which Is now offered al lfty per cent. less than
former prices. "
All other goOls at the same immense reduc-
tion IIABLE BROTHERs,
Fashionable Clothiers,
Tu1hIS Northwest corner seventh and D sta.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
INDIGNANT BELLIES.
SOL SIMMONS IN A FIX

Nearly TI0bbcd by the BcllCs-Thcy Wal
Upon Him Rt Ills Hotel 90 lie seeks
Refuge in Ills Room-InicrvIcws with
some OF the Pretty Briics-Soi Barrl-
cndc- Ills Door-A swnying Tbrons Of
Threatening Bellies In the Hall - lie
views Them Through the Ncniilntor
Over Ills Door-Cail OHt the Marines
One Hundred aud Five Bellies In Line
How ihr DinicuIiy Was Seiiied-sol
to TO Iuto the Gents Furnishing nnsi-
ness on Ills stock OF Presents from the
Brilc-.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
JAY COOKE 81 60

General Agents for the District OF Columbia,
virginia, North Coroiinn, and S0uth Caro-
linni
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC.
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON L co,
MIDDLETON CO.,
WASHINGTON CITY SAW BANK,
FR MEMS SAVINGS u pRukT s0M
PAHY'
National Republican., 1873-02-06

II. II. wARSER, real estate broker AMI nuc;,
tOncer, has postponed the sale Of imp owed ann
unimpruyed property near the Deaf al Dnmh
Asylum, until Saturday, February 10, a. O'Clock
u, IN.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

TuE Illinois Republican Association will meet
this evening In the lcCturc-roum of the y NJ
&. A. building.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Nn,IonnI snyInrs nnnk,

,orncr Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
PAYS per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours, TO u; Satur-
DAYS. o tn 4 snd a'oe
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Any Party

The Washington tity saNings bahhs
corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana ayenne
pays 6 per cent. interest on all dspOslA. Depos
rs can be made and drawn at VIII.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
PROPOSAL,
TINTED STATES MAIL.
MAINLAND.
!, posr oETtgE DEPARTMENT,

POHT OFTIuE DEPARTMENT.
WAsH1ggroN- December I, 1874
PROPOSALS will be received al the Contract once Of
hs 6RspaTtmeRht n NJ PUNT until g Msreh lsIS 90 he
tGS msilI a. q the mniied state from July is59 %
aud by tho schedules Of DEPARTURES and arrivals
herein specified.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS, LECTURES, ETC.

yXTAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.
w Eleventh street tsouth Pennsylvania ayenue)
ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
Engagement OF the Brilliant Eluestrienne,
MISS Kate FISHER,
and her highly trained steed WONDER" the Hnest
trained animal In the world.
Miss Fisher Ia the only recognized successor Of
hdah Isaac Menken. She will appear In the great
nIAZEPPA,
Or, The Wild Horse Of Tartnry,
In q romantic adaptation OF the legendary Poem Of
that nAme by Lord Byron.
The drama will be produced with all Its magnin.
eent Realistic scsnery, beautiful Dances, Original
Terrihc proadsyord G2mbats, including the Terri
Steppes Of TArtary, with Casmcr lashed to his back
ThfadrAma will be produced in superb style, with
a, largely augmented company; also, larse and
FiretlClass Variety Company.
engagement OF the Great
fONTA1NBLEAU;
talented actors. William u. Quinn and William u
Drama A Great Olio a Superb H4llel Trgupel
HPRCIAL--Elegnnt BILLIARD PARLOR adioin
Family MStinccS' WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
fehAtf
National Republican., 1873-02-06

GREEN \ WILLIAMS, auCtlOncors, VIII sell, on
"Wednesday February 10, at4 O'Clock J., H., val
uahIe real estate. Al4O, on the same daN, al the
same hour, q twO-story and basement brlck
house on tile east side Of Tcnth street, between
u aud o streets northwest.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
oHFy EESB$5S B FHFEl$i s {; ts}
OFFICER QUkIiFIEb 10 kDMiSisTEf

L-,R-sof - bidder for conveying the
that have the ability pccuniarily " fulhl my ob
CATION as such bidder; that tho bid Is made In good
and perform the service In uAse said bid shall be &C
cepted; and that the signature Of the gIiarantors
antors be pocuniary responsible for aud able to
ray all damages the United states shall suffer by
| such bidder. --.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

The attention Of bidders is called 10 the 9TH section
Of the Post Office anprVpraton act q March lslli
which requires that all bids Of A5,0D and upward
shall be accompanied by check or draft OF not less
than Ave per cent, Of such bid
National Republican., 1873-02-06

WILLIAM J. DONoHOE, dealer In real estate, No.
stp Market snaCc, rays special attention TO the
interests Of taxpayers before the hoard of ap-
pcAls now In session.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARANTEE. AND
CERTIFICATE.

rROpOaAts
The undersigned, =-, whose post Office ad.
dress Il -, county OF -, state Of -, pro-
poses To convey the mails " the United States from
1uly l. lsT3, to June ~, 1876. route No, - be
tween - - and -, under the advertisement
of the Postmaster General, dated Decenbcr y isIa,
with crlerity certainty and security" uaw Of June
g. ls72l for the annual sum Of - dollars.
Tbf. rsnpo.aI Z, siass piih ySu krorI,slgs n N,
IisiHrs n ne TDs's, ne ssgh u he B,aH 10 h. ear
ris dHi al other Particular IL rfsTsRc, 10 ne roaf'
1gd sSrrirs; aad alp aIfsr oarsJE erdaiadiioH " N,
I1tfs aR,i iHs'rpei0as aftdrhsi 10 adrsr,meHi u mai
ssrrcs; dsd 9f ne Prorisi9Hs coHtainei Ia The -ao u
CaRgrsss n JgHs 4, lisa
National Republican., 1873-02-06

w,IISO. II. MoRRisoy, law booksellers and
puhllShcrs, No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue, nave
fCCciyrd all the new books.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

FfrrY NRa REWARD will be paid for the lie;
livery at the ONCE Of Wiliatds hotel OF diamond
shirt stud.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

A MEETING Of the corresponding and quarters
committee Of the ohio Republican ASSOCIATION
will he held thia evening at HarmoniAl hall
National Republican., 1873-02-06

having real estate for sale cheap can Ind read!
sale by applying to D. II. Warner. I20 Seventl
street,
FAEcY and plain vestlngs In large variety.
GEO. e. HRSSIR0,
No. 40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

A SPECIAL NEETtSG Of Potomac Lodge, No. D.
T. A NJ, will he held this afternoon
National Republican., 1873-02-06

Tus "DouEsTIC" SEwUsG MACuiSE COMPANY Ia
selling mosc machines IN Us second year than
aay other sewing machine company ever sold IN
IA tenth year. The domestic" has won this
success at 4 time when competition Is the
strongest, amt when people are the best in-
flrmeI most critical and eNlrting; when good
mlnhings sell the mOst readily, and bal ones the
most slowly.
A word to tho wise Is sufficient.
Mp. A Ilms 4 CO, Ph + street, Masonic
Tamnlr1 are n, agents for the "DJmeStic" in
mis- city.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

NorE-whcn the oath Ia taken before Justice of
The peace, the certificate OF the clerk Of court oi
rrsord should he added under his zeal Of oihce that
the person who administered the oath In u duly
qualified Justice uf the peace.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

WILLIAM T.. wALL& CO., auCiiDncers, will sell
on Thnrsday. February 20. At lOclurk =. H., val
uailc improved property.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

Sworn TO and subscribed before me, -, for the
-of -, this day Of =, 4, ID. Isl and
In testimony thereof hersunto subscribe my name
and aihx my Official seal the day and year aforesaid
- tHEAL-l
National Republican., 1873-02-06

A CIUAn.NAEER IL wanted nj the corner oi
MARYLAND avenue and sixth street Immediately
National Republican., 1873-02-06

(Dddcrs will examine carefully the forms and In.
structiuns Annexed.)
National Republican., 1873-02-06

TuE new Colonnaie Hotel, Philadelphia, IA.
s on the most assi0nahlo street ahd prOmehah'
IN the city.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
vs.. 81. tsOme swesrer.l

Mr.. Sol simmons having duly done good deal
Of swearing, deposeth and saith that he does not
know q belle in Washington who would object
TO get married; that he referred to no bellies IN
particular when he related the proceedings OF
their recent meeting; that he believes bellies
have as good a right to get married as any one
else, and that he further thinks the beaux ought
10 he ashamed Of themselves for not seeing that
more Of our bellies are properly married on.
sworn to this third month OF the present sea-
son OF match making, and this nrst (class) year
| OF debutdBtss, eighteen hundred and seventy tue
| three times. SOL olhsons.
This certificate got me out Of the biggest
scTape l was ever found In. The presents the
bellies brought me consist OF seVenty-hve uress-
OF slippers, forty-nye ciEar-cases, and many
other articles both useful and ornamental In :
| grntlemans toilet. am now LOOKING LOT esuit
| able place In which to open q gentlemans iut-
| nishInr store as the above articles constitute
| respectable stock In trade for business OF that
| rhaT,rIcr SoL SIMMONS.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

WHEN CONSUMERS buy directly rom Tue manu-
f,rtnrrr ihCy grt better and cheaper articles.
Iuay 4 Morrill,, corner Fifteenth and Y streets,
opposite Treasury Department, receive thelr
watches from their manuiaelOrN IN Geneva
Reparing done 10y skilliul workmen.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
CITY ITEMS.

Elk WILSON has money to loan on city prop
uftv.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
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NGLIsH OPERA.

LINCOLN HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY II, 1873,
Mr.. J. Remington fairlamb's Romantic Opera, In
three acts,
VALERIE; on, THE TIlEASURED TOKENS,"
with its distinguished amateur cast, splendid ANA.
teur chorus, complete scenery and elegant
TUNES and large aud efficient orchestra, under the
Immediate direction OF the composer.
Box sheet now opon at Mesars. Philip SOOmons'.
Reserved seats, hG Admission, 81. feBtd
National Republican., 1873-02-06

HlL n S5nnu aBd HpNdF siHst h as~ssspaHi-i by a
esTtlasf rhsck, dTaf soss sossi Haiioaai AIsl
sguaI 10 psF rssfniB ne pr~.st daHvdI pay hs
roTfss 'R " ssrro,, not les has %. se--
faE, or yeir' Jag Breroaei IL bid 49, 40
u JHHs &, isl2l -
The Postmaster must not sign the artnoatf until
the sum Of the bid u inserted aud the hid and guar
antee signed BY all the parties. aud dated.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

WHITE. clean, sounl teeth, all may have hy
using dai, TWUusrOSs ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price. D AMI ~ cnnts per bottle.
WrIfF " N'inSE sPEE ~ 'rRESGruENISd llNs-
~ER< whNu'y"rR pilU'r Il noe'lrl are unri-
NAlrfl. rf.r" ~. -. an 30 r"riS each.
IENurIrUt, suit, glossy hair; all doare II, all
nav have II by constant uSc OF IhpAr5ON :
prmlhl OpttM, Prise, - all 81 cents per
Hittlc.
IInItr CNLnREp KID Gloves are very stylish when
not snilrd. JOUyES's inDdorOuS Kid Glove
cleaner will rcnnvatc them thoroughly; price, q
'rnta per bottle. Al sold by druggists and
fancy upalprs.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
cERrIFICATR.

The undersigned, postmaster Of -, state Of
-, cssrtiflssl uSuHR nm OATH OFFIrn. that be
b acquainted with the above gtATantorN aud ktrlNl
them TO be mon OF nrnperty, and abNs 70 mAkg 900
their guarantee; and that bldder aud guArAntltb
arc above the alfs uf u years
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Chnlce sIecI, OF rnrerLanaInsa, So,

Al MARNRfTERS,
40 iap seventh street, between y and i streets
embracing all Rralcs OF Papcrhangng- am
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, EngraN
ings. Ihrumus and Photographs. Picture
Prancl, nll styles anl siZca, In Walnut CIT
Velvet, &r.; Picture COrI ani Tasscls, Rings
Nails GDi Plated, Pinned AMI Wire Cent1
Picture CDrl7, &c.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

TnR GpE,T ESGIIslt REMEDY for oout and
rheumatism. Al sufferers from the above COM
plaints, either OF recent or long standing are at
ytsad To use nlnirA Cont and Rheumatic rus;
rhCy can he relied upon rs the most safe AMI
0ncctual remedy ever offered tn the public, anI
have been universally used In Europe Tor many
wears with the greatest success. Prepared ~
pEnUr \ IlAWslNr, 229 Stand, London. EhUianh
and sold by al druggists.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

n II d.
Mr. J. REMINGTON FAIRI.AMB
Has the honor to announce that IN conHe1uencc Of
the destruction OF the National Theatre the per.
"V&iERfE. " oil fGPf Tiih u SRESsbRED TOKENS"
will take place at
- LINCOLN HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, February II, ls,a
With the following east Mr.. Remington fairlamb
as Valerie. Misa Addie Randall As NOse; MIR W. IL.
A. Johnsnn a. Maurice Hemcn; Mr.. L. q Cannon as
Pierrei Mr. W. Ii. Beckett OF New York, NJ.
The chorus numbers forty of the best Amateurs
OF the District and the orchestra will he large and
efneient, including the eminent HArpiHt Mr. q. n,
DE COENiEL, Of Baltim The scenic arrange,
ments WILL be M complete and effective possible
under the olrcumstane aud all the other appoint.
projected
deserved seats, a. Subscription list, with plan Of
hall, open at Messra. Philip bolomons' on Thurs.
day, January %. JaSO5t'
National Republican., 1873-02-06

the more clamorOus the audience became, At
last consented to sec them, provided they would
allow Ilaskius 20 get them into Inc anil TO nc
door tender. To this they agreed. The line eN-
tended the full length OF the hall aud lost ltsei as
II wound down the stairs around a lar corner;
had ga full line" Of bellies and no mistake. Inc
assortment was large and complete, and could
not have failed TO suit every taste.
ISSUING CERTIFICATES.
When saw the bellies In row ran my eye
along the line as far as I could, and heayed q
sigh however determined TO night " out on
that line II 1t took all winter. But something
had 10 he done. It was case for lawyer, so |
sent down stairs for myifricnd Prescott. ! told
him how was placed, and he smiled, stroked
his chin a moment, and looked AZ me ul-
umphantly. "I have IT," said he. Hold on TO
IT, il you have it, said I, "hold for your llfe
HYou must issue certificates to the bellies that
none Of them were the parties alluded to as
having been at the meeting, to the best OF your
knowledge and belief" l clasped him In my
arms. prescott" said I, ''you are Jewell" He
did not deny II, hut went to work to draw up the
certificate. In less than i've minutes had ten
| Young fellows Of work making copies OF y. Then
| l sent for a notary and swore to them. l swort
j pretty hard. I shocked Mr.. Harlan, Mr.. Colfax
| Mr.. Chandler and several other OF my ploui
| friends so that they have not spoken TO me since
Then HaskIns let in the bellies one at time, ant
| smilingly handed them certificates. They reac
as follows;
| District OT Colombia.
| Sol SIMMONsl
National Republican., 1873-02-06
The Theatre Comiaue.
German Theatre.

THIS evening Odd Fellows hall will be the
scene Of novel performance. A German play
will be performed In the German language, and
by German players. The fact that person does
not understand the German language should not
operate as an obstacle to attendance. The
| Maretschen troupe have the reputation Of ex-
cellent artists, and will make the play interest
! ing TO all who attend.