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to the surface again to recommenoe their opera
lions and machiuations. Like all gamblers, they
cannotl live without tho excitement attending the
risks Of their profession.
JAY COOKE AND COMPANY.
The class Of stock operators Of which the fore
going are types have held strong grudge
against Jay Cooke ever since the foundation OF
his New York house. because he always stoutly
refused to deal in their fancy stocks ut . mar
gin He would buy them ON cash orders only.
He would not loan money for carrying them, es-
pecially "Erie" and 1Oentral." OF course, this
raised the ire of Vanderbilt, Drew and Gould.
They have been on the watch for him ever since
he entered the railway security neld a. the imam
cial agent of the Northern Pacific seven-thirties.
They just wanted to catch him in "oorner" %
they could warm him. They hated him just as
cordially n blackleg does An honest player.
They knew what he had to meet on the 18th Of
September, and selected that time for their coup.
Their preparations were easily made. Their
fund.- were still loose. They had not been IN
vested yet since the summer vacation. So they
proceeded to lock up T'a s. .1l.51.
TWENTY MILLIONS CURRENCY
and ten millions coin ON the very day that the
Cookies must have Il or suspend. The Cookies
were all unsuspeeting The scarcity fell upon
them like thundsrboit. They had never bssn
at . loss for money before. The blacklegs Of the
street had looked ct their hand and found It
good" but they "oversised their pile" and the
bankers who had always pridsd themselves upon
doing legitimate business went under. The
'.ring" obtained their revenge, but the reaction
had nearly destroyed their own houses They
had not counted upon the panic which followed.
The offer Of Vanderbilt to put in twenty millions
ifthe Government would join him with the .re-
serve" in order to restore confidence showed that
he had It slowed away, -s-fI ,f
All are now recovering from the shock but the
Cookies, who arc thrown into bankruptcy. But
was the revenge sweet enough to compensate for
the niseries which the coup has entailed upon the
thousands who have suffered from 1T Mol! But
gamblers never think or care about the miseries
Of others until their own desires are gratined.
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pEcafAss o. Dvcrs eox< RE caEsA-
PtlKR.

1880 z. .. Im
DECAIASB OF -DUCKS IohS TIE CAESA-
PtIKR..
A Halsir nsns, - snsAIfn. AZ ne Gradual
,A. 1911 .ks., sxs.Sae " -
tninnng oes o. teewlts eusxs O the Onesep0sHe'
gives some hf1fe - " pguseEvattoo Of the game
- ps.ss.s 1850. I'm. n, has no. been r.-
we,Es{iv sds.sssssi q. ~ A..:s.rS nav -of
TT ~" ~. NO. y. y, -. ~ tSslr iivny Nv
snosfir@ S,ctS :. ~ S..rn.hsrrs IN n n
SiSnrts5 onesftcn sTnSe .H1sc,t s,.er Vhesher TIA
sInk ~ snnnins ON az Ssts = not sradusIiv
SrivfnS he d1eSSS Svsv fto1 thsiY ssssSstSmed
SasHtr$ s,c,Ss \. ~ 1871 isSx;c~s -
The Az .box men contend ~ Of - 1iiiicns
~ aSsSs Zhssk vsse the SSs.sn.. " s,,6 a.. IT,
~ 4. ~, wtsiestory svc-skcso. ~ ~ hnn-
AZ ~ w;ss.d IN thSf ths los ~ fha eurs ~
~ src,t.msr 4 .,s.v H. Isds - ~ 81 nss
ursi }ncresss Of ~ Bird o tke northsrn breeding
Sronnds
On the othsr hand. thoes oupoesd To the sink
box ahootin1 contend ti0t ~ Wild animaI which
q nsrssstsnSiv Sisfnrbsd snd killed On re Fed.
I'M sronnds xfil most ssslredly deesat their Old
hsunts and sssk other auartsrS, whore they win
~ ISss s1nsssA 81 6sr~er and skaa1v annoy
snce. md sithoaSh ths actual kiiiinS Of the
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VIRGINIA.
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES BY THE
LEGISLATURE

DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES BY THE
LEGISLATURE
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 5.-Both Houses Of tho
General Assembly to-day adopted series Of res
olutiens that declare there is no purpose upon
their part, or upon the part Of the people they
represent to cherish captiOus hostility to the Fed
eral Administration, and reafhrmiug the portion
of the Conservative platform that they will Judge
It impartially by its ocial acts &C.; that the Leg
islature recognize the fourteenth amendment Of
the Federal Constitution as part Of that instru-
nent And desire in good faith to abide by its pro-
visions as expounded by the Supreme Court of the
strued is the supreme law Of the land, and should
be obeyed and respected by all the coordinate
departments Of the Government; that the bill
now before Congress, known rs the civil rights
R ~ sss pr sns 6sas . .n
SECTIONAL fp I'd
a9S f2st is dnasa SSpIcstsn u sss:: State:
IN, I'm fTSs as e. Il sRs. Of sdasa
ulatIon, in whose Improvement the people Of VIZ
ritatiOn between the races; counteract the pacii-
reopen wounds now almost healed; ensender new
political asperitiss and paralyle the power and
and promoting domestic interests, and preserving
and Its Legislature earnestly protest against this
BILL and instruct their Senators, and request their
Representatives in Congress-, firmly but respect
fully to oppose its passage not only for the reasons
expressed, but as a measure which Is calculated
to arrest the grow ny sentiments Of concord and
harmony between the Northern and Southern
States. - NJ. -, - ~ - =
p :. =. ooLoRED MsH on JuRIBs. ,.e-
RICHMOND, Va, Ian. 5.-Judgs Gui2on, Of the
Hastings Court In response to upetttion OF promi-
nent col0red citizens, that colored men be put IN
jurics when colored criminals are TO be tried, TO-
day answered, declining to grant tho prayer of
the petitioners. After explain ativn, he concludes
by saying that compliance with the request would
be the adoption Of O test to qualification Of
jurors not only not recognized by law, but in vio
lation with tho SPIRIT at least, Of the fourteenth
amendment and the civil rights bill
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A HOTEL SCENE
YOUNG MORTON AS THE NAN WIZ
BUILDS THE FIRES.

BUILDS THE FIRES.
very amusing incident occurred yesterday
morning ut tho Ebbitt House. Master Walter s.
Morton, SON Of Senator Morton, arrived early from
the train. He was coming from indianapolis,
where he had been at school, and was hastening
to greet his mother with morning salutation.
His knock at the door in the Ebbitt House pro.
duced the following scene within the apartments
once occupied by the Senator, and from which he
had lately removed.
: Knock! Knock!
Sleepy husband to his young wife: "NIy dear,
the man who lights tho fires wants to get,tn."
The lady hastily rises, pulls the bolt and rushes
back into the bedroom and the bed Clothes An
other moment and the Parlofdoor bursts open and
in rushes young man, eager and with open args.
bedside. She utters little cry OF surprise and
covers her head with tho bed clothes Just o. the
ardent stranger bends over to embrace her.
Husband, startled by the cry, turns over, yawns
and then-sees the young man casing over the
bed In the dim light Of the carly morning.-Alarn,
surpriss and doubt arc deptetsd on bis coppte.
nance q he .ejaculates, "Wh-wh-st'S tho hat
Young man realizes lis situation and stsmm ne
"II-Im must have made Q mistake. I-tthought
this vas my fhther's room. beg your pardon. :"
(Just here the lady sees the pslnf and discloses
beautiful young face and breaks out into hearty
and forgiGing laugh.) ILL thought You were
my mother" He retires prceipttsteiy, In blushes
and confusion, to inqairs tbs way to bis fathers
room. f@-
The lady, who has learned how TO enjoy . rood
joke in California does not fkil to appreciate one
In Washington; but the husband may BE- . little
Jealous on account Of that threatening kiss which
startled his sleepy eyes, and may be ON the watch
hereafter for ''the man who builds the Arss."
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STATES NAIL.
P0ef OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
" A ann Nnrnw INarovuhcr 1Q73

POST OFFICE DEPAITMENT,
wAsHINGTON, December I, 1871 I ..
P.op9s.ls vim Se .sssiyea =, the Conts, Ct Once
q shs 81 Nv Sni 81
mails OF he United States from Isl july, MA to
, H.
rivals herein specified Wig:
400 From Winchester to- Capon Springs (w. ya..)
isth June 70 Ssh 81 September only in each
Leave winchester daily, except Sunday, at s:ao
Arrive at capen Springs At $50 pm;
Leave cspon springs daily, except Sunday, II
Arrive At Winchester bys.m.
az, From Aldie By sTdlsy sprsass to Manassas .
Leave Aide Tuesday and Friday Ut ESQ m;
Es. .,ss 4 Man,: Medas.dsy and saturday
AsTiyc ~ Ald,e by1pm.
sSSsins ds,.Ses ne.
Ess From Hampstead to Fair Haven, 10 miles and
Leave sss H Eneg ssf "wednesday II .,ssm;
Leave F.if H.ysa Wsdse:d.y a.Ipm;
rss% ws;s Ps.s ,ss: 3 Ss:
~: ms si' Sssi. and
Leave dIb.na Monday. Wsd.s.as1aad Friday.
Arrive a West Point by 7p.n. : :
1sa Prom ssevenvIIle. by carnon,s Store, TO New
Prospect, 10 mile and bach, iwiee a week.
Ls.ye stevenvilis Wednesday and Saturday At
kTrise q New rrospes, ~ s:sp.~:; :.
Leave New Prospect "Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive a. si;:venville byep.m. :;
zss From Rural Retreat to- Clem's Branch, . miles
Leave Rsr. o Rssr.ss Saturday at M;
f .,ssss Cess e S!: R. sesi f1S z -
Arrive at Rural Retreat by p. m.
ass From St, Tsmm,ny's, By shsw,s Store, IN. o.,
csSSass isrn. i miles ana S:ei. once 9
Leave St. Tsmmanxts Saturday at an;
leave c.sS.ss l:rm sa,aia.y Il ip. n,
rs7 From Pamplia,s Depot towalkcr.. chuseA, .
Ls .!s' Sisf fsss Ssaass
:,:: Ss:.s ssssss ssssa!,, :" 1sa.s.a.,
A .aS s: 4 Fsasp & I'D 6;spo. sy.pm
1a From Sal, crssk, y reaisr,. nm. and Mn;
Leave ca ssis e G1ess Tuesday and saturday a.
= s.se an. an; saturday
As1i1s 3 i.l. Creek syspn.
~,
- From Caisonvlhe 70 Eik Creek ~ mules and
Leave csnsn1iiie Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
f::s:: S::ss s.!.s.Js. si....., an. s.....
day az Hm;,x,u. ,v.n
no Yroa Poplar HIN, by ssaaorasviIle to Esries-
Leave Poplar aii GsdsssS.s aud ssssra.y se 5;
Arrive b Essleston,s Spring. BY nam;
urdsy Il l m; --'A So -
Arrive at Poplar I'm syspn.
ri From HansenyliIe, BY hawkins MINIS and VII
low spriSlsso Alcksilsviils. y miiss and hack,
Law: n: a.s'sa,l''. r.s'a.1 and s.ia-, =. /.
Arrive q ietollsyille BY RIM; =
Leave Niehollsvillo Tuesday and Friday at
q. p M - 80 = 81
Anissss hsnsonviue oy7 m
M From RrsrysviileS tW. VAL by mouth Of Brad
. :. TO 0ruudt, - Nile aud back. once q veek.
Leave Peefysville Wednesday at u -; -
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FUNERAL OF SERGEANT KNEAS.

The funeral Of Sergeant A. L. Kneas took place
yesterday, from his late residence Cedar street,
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. The
body was laid ont in the house during yesterday,
and was viewed by large concourse Of his
friends. At one o'clock p. m. the funeral service
was held, when Rev. L. @. Riets made . few
tributes to Sergeant Kueas. On the conclusion
Of Dr.. Rists's remarks, Major Behle made few
remarks, after which the body was removed to the
police force, and Mse1p Hslmuth and Rupert, Of
the German Vstsrs4 Union, Of which the deceased
had been Q. nenbff. The cortage at ?, O'Clock
remains were inferred, followed by the German
Veteran Union and Damon Lodge Of knights Of
Pythas, and 90 poles, under the command Of
Lieutenant Greer. ~ "
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ANOTHER DEFAU1TJNG orFICIAL

CINCINNATI, Jan. "a special from Mansfield,
Ohio says that p. H. Rowland, county treasurer,
left that place under circumstances that alarmed
his sureties, and that Judge Keith appointed L.
J. Tracy, to act with tho county commissioner to
examine the state Of the county treasury. They
found deficit Of $4,000. =. -
They also found that Rowland assigned to Mr.
Dickcy $60, 900 collaterals, which Dfckey refuses
to surrender. Rowland gavo out that he was
going to Cincinnati to borrow money. The affair
among Rowland'S bondsmen, who were trying to
md him. His reputation has been good.
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

At the hfty-sixth annual meeting Of the Medi-
cal Society Of the District Of Coiunbis held last
night Ct 0onsasa hall, the foliowingoaAsus were
elected for the ensuing year: President, DR..
johnson Elliott; ytee presidents, Drs J. +.
Thompeon and D. b. Hagner; corresponding Sec
rstsEy, Dr.. ". Briscos; recording secretary, Dr.
q. h. A. xleinsehmidt; treasarsr, DR.. T. A. Ash
ford; librarian, DR.. Rstls; board OF examiners,
Dn. n Thonpsms Bulky, Pstsr and King;
board Of oensuS, Drf. Lsbermsn, Borrows and
Dr. Wood, Of the United States navy, and DR..
]. 4. Westward, Of the Medical museum. were
elected honorary members.
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A VOLCANO STORY.

An Associoteo Pres9 dispatch, some week.
since, said that volcanic eruptions had been OBJ
served In the Pinto mountains, Nevada A cor
respondent Of The Saeramsnto Union, writing
nom that region under date Of Dsssnber %. says:
As fhis tsIs9San has doubtless been going the
rounds Of tie prsssy creating an impression that
real volcano does exist IN our midst, snd being
resident this winter o. Pinto district, must state
thA< % acA natural pho00menon @ thai Annded
to above has occurred h our peaceful community.
Ths repers ~ tAe 0tOAing out Of volcano was
not 1bslleys, fhbf1eo&io1, bat fssulted non the
following. nets: a .An p the name Of DaFis,
kindled hre near Assure st tho base Of . eliG
forming ole wall Of the canon. Thfs assure con-
Meeting with the furnace above, and belng partly
filled with indammuble debris, (rAvsne nostS,
etc.,) the IRE eUUDunioate4 with the 61o1fe BY
the draft created iron the burning fuel bsiow,
and the smoke enoending from above produced
the impression emqng some miners on the OPP
This occurred 2 isw days aite, several slignt
To the gooloGisf. III waliS On ono SIDE tower
psarIy peefS1dieelAS- sexHAi hundred feet in
hsigkG and ~ stsAkA lsilleete Of lias) are bent
and Aisaetfsa Il eeery aegle 0sN thee hsetscatail
% IL psgDendsealar. tte- dlslete1 md seni-l
seams cracks, and assures eoloredf ~ "a JslIev
by su6limed sllicstea and earbonate4 att& ftothel
violence Of past volcanic dtstufbsaHa1 1De sps-
eimens Of lava rstpned ftom The ep1fted Splesno,
belpng 70 aaotneT geologic aga Sinee thas fame.
1hoRS1hnu6 ~ SeaG1 tko Aeksis e. oe6fS9i6oi
have nlled poftieag of thta cannon msuys ~: hi
aepeh, ~ = le1sf pleees sxpeN mdieasIeqs o.
nlAsai aspss$s sSe;es2Essy g ssrss nraA slesS-
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C1TYITEKs

'~. AT HnLBRuN's, %
lo2 Seventh street northwest la
n q E-;a C!ooing ont sale Of
hH Gents Fine Stitched Boots,
LAdies Nobby Button Caters,
White, Red and Blue Slips,
Rubbers and Arctics. rHt
Slippers made to order. r ir..-
D2 Seventh street.
Baowr's metallic weather strip, the cheapest
and best In uss.I For sale only 1t Tubman's ls
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty Per,
cent The only place 10 the city where You can
get window shades for q, with hxtures complete.
"a .srNoM SEWING MACHINES.
Out Of 3 ~ sewing machines distributed to APP
appiics.t dss ds the e machine shs wanted.
gan were Of the Singer patent. These significant
net; show the high appreciation In which this
sxcensnt mAohtneis heid.-Herpsr's Weekty He1
PovEnrY 10 BAD, but the worst kind Of poverty
z poverty Of the blood; this makes man poor
and energy; but enrich the blood WITH IL vital q
snent Iron, by taking Peruvian Syrup q pro
:: sssSsss e' 19S To- viii feel rich and "'' COED
Silent eharastsrs through which tie diseased BODY
telegrsPhe it, oeodition. But they are not always
read szlght and the medicines administered some.
plant Ceespieuou: .nsng the Instances Of mai,
practice which are Of daily Occurrence 10 the habit
ss:sf .'1 ssSs,:s mn
ts, IN which ere skillfully blended the vegetables
elements adapted to the Inauguration Of .he ston-
discharges nom the bowels, should Be taken twioe
s1s1y sses nd :. eossi!sns.' shssSss chronic
or casual No other medicine will be required
and the euro win be rapid and painless. No med
ieine, q yet discovered or compounded. equals
AZ tho liver Wal1 n M of he sfn
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30 early last night, Susanf Didn't you ENJOY
yourseiff" Sussn-"Yes, ms'am, but the young
man as TUX me in to supper in.ultsd me-" Mis-.
tress-"Insulted you, Susanf Why, what did he
ssy3' Susan-"Yes, ma,sm. He asked me- II my
program was full, and I'm sure never 'ad moth.
Ing but sandwich and . glass Of lemonade; 20
come awsy home" -.
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THE LATE SHEET.

Yesterday morning the ofhesrs and employees
Of the internal Revenue Bureau held . meeting
IN theiiseAf dhe5lyessppts ~ ne late Deputy
Ceui8stouss Sxsst. whish vas dfspsf b black
A ssriss o. resolutions sxpressivs Of tho esteem
panions were edeptsd, an1 Dc 9Sfk osFsspses4o
ts memsfy ths sllcsS Of The bureau 1srs closed
laI4hA Ab.~sesrr
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THE VILE DUHA FRE DISASTER.
VERDICT OF THE FRENCH ADMIRALTY
COURT

PARIS, Jan. k-The French Admiralty Court
which has had the disaster to the Vile du Havre
under investigation, has rendered verdict to the
following effect: The conduct Of the captain and
crew of the steamer was irreproachable. The COL
lision war'whOlly due to the Loeb Earn, which
manoeuvered contrary to every rule Of the inter-
national maritime code
1t IL said Captain Surmont will be appointed to
the command Of the French steamer Vile de
Paris. ..-. 80. .....-
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DEPARrxEYrAL DEvorroNs.

Hon. Peter Parker. ehsirman or the Metropoli-
tan branch Of the Evangelical Alliance, called on
President Grant ysstsrday with the request that
the Department clerks who felt desirous Of att
tending the MONDAY prsyer-neotings, to be held
this the week Of prayer Ut Lincoln hall, should
AGve the privilege q 20 doing. Tho President
seQlieseed tn the request and immediately issued
the order, - shs& the clerks By applying 10 their
ehicis Of division viii receive the required per-
mseeaon " =7s- 10 -s-7-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-06

A bevy Of little children were telling their ia
ther what they got at school. Tho eldest, road
ing, spelling, and definitions. "And what kind
do you get, my little onef" said the father to .
little rosy faced fellow who was ut the time driv-
ing teupenny nail into the door panel. "Msf"
oh! gets readin', spellin', and spsnkin'."
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WESTERN CORN CROP

JAcKsoxvILiE, ILL.,, Jan. .S.-The "National
Crop Reporters" figures show that the corn crop
this year Of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Min
nesota Missouri, Ohio and Tennessee is al 200 Oe0
bushels below that Of lsl2. The potato crop in
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IMPoRrAxT 70, cEXTLENEM. !,

a large and varisd itock Of genf:cmen's fine
By r. 8. 0artfelL eooospsntb street, corner u l,
at greatly reduced prices. Those In want should
s s.s sssn;sIyss as S; Spp1Tsssy = 81 the
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THE MARKETS.

FINANCIAL.
Farnfshedbv Lsscfs JoansonrA Co., Bankeys, Vernon
RoN, Rorfhedst corser Pen1sylvania deenms and
Tenth street, Warrington.
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FUNERAL OF GEN. SWEET.

3. CHICAGO, Jan. 6-The funeral of Gen. B. J.
Sweet, late deputy commissioner of internal rev.
enue, took place to-day at Lombard. Ill. Rev.
Robert Collyer oficiated. The remains were In
TERED In Rose Hill cemetery. ~. -.r,s-511--- f;
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Diaries for 1874 for registering events past,
present and future-a valuable pocket companion,
with blank space for every day In the year:
street and Pennsylvania avenue, has ffty differ.
emit kinds, In various styles Of binding. Com
mence the new year with diary.
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MAS6EY,S PHILApELPHIA ILEI

.na rs Sss & a .SS n The ss ss':
that NO other domestic ale equals Il either In
strength o. aavor. Families supplied with hall
8 drses, 81 Gfssns street.. GsorSssoSn, b. q. =
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ADJUSTMENTS, &C..
THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK

WIN be given at MASONIC TEMPLE on THURS
DAY EVENING, Januarys. Ii you wish to have
nEe night Of pleasure and dancing go to the ball
Of the knights. The hall will he handsomely deco
rated, and pSnch's celebrated band will be In at
tendance. The committee pledge themselves to
make this the best ball Of the season. and agreeable
to all. Tickets 81 90, admitting gentleman and
ladies. No hats caps allowed in the hall. except
worn BY knights or military. jsd-3t
NATIONAL THEATRE.
G. d. Hess and Maurice Grau Directors
GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH, .
by the emnently successful KELLOGG TROUPE.
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, Verdi-s BeautifuE
BIGOLETTO, (thc FO0l's RevenHe.)
wtllbe presented, introducing In thecast Tine Van
Zandt, Mrs. Seguin, Mr.. Jos. Mas, (frst appear
ance here, Henry Peakes, G. 7. Hall, &c.
WEDNESDAY-FAUST.
MISS KELLOGG, Mrs. Seguin, Theodore Habel.
man, William Carlton, Mr.. Pcakcs, SC.
THURSDAY-THEM MARRIAGE OF FIGARO,
MISS KELLOGG and full cast.
FRIDAY-MARITANA,i in place ofMartha, which
was announced BY mistake. Madame evan Landt,
Mrs Seguin, Wilfor,l, Morgan, &c. Grand EOHE-
MAN CIR. MATINEE SaIurtiay-MIss Kellogg,
Mrs. Seguin, Mr.. Mass. Mr.. Seguin, &c.
4 SATURDAY NIGHT-FRA DIAVOLo.
Beats can be secured At box ONCE of the Nationa
Theatre. General Admission, o.; Family Circle, s
cents Reserved seats, 81 so and a. according TO
location. - ~ jas
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III. isQUIER + CO.,
Bankers, No. l4ls Pennsylvania avenue, pay .
per cent. ON all deposits. : = = x = =
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KEEP OUT OF THE COL

Go to Savage's and get him TO Pot his unfiys1ed
veather-strip on your windows aad deoes. Many
have been comforted, and advise their ftisn6s 70
20 and do likewise. Jos. l. SAVAGE
Rennsylvanis avenue and Tenth street
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WItLARD HALL. -
w John Z. McDon0ngh. Manager.
NEW ENTERTAINMENT.
TUESDAY, JANUARY u, aud every evening at s.
MATINEES EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAY at 2p- m. u +,
ROYAL From MARIONETTES.
ROYAL 81. James MARlONETTES,-
ROYAL Great Hall, MARIONETTES,
KOYAL London. MAKtONETDES,
First appearance in Washington, after most sue
eessful enforcement In New York Of 20 nights.
PART FIRST.
ORIGINAL CHRISTY MINSTRELS.
PART SECOND, BLONDIN On THE TIGHT
ROPE-COMIC MCLES-ORIGINAL SILT PER-
FORMER-GRAND TURK-TOMNY AND SA-
RAH-PAT AND BIDDY.
. PART THIRD, Grand Fairy Pantomime Of
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD. - - =
Seats for sale ut Ellis music store. Chairs. se-
cured, Is cents; Children, secured, - cents. Cen
cral admission, 50 cents. JAG
CoNGREaAIIoNAL CHURCH.
TEN ORGAN AND VOCAL CONCERTS,
To he given WEDNESDAY NIGHT Of each week,
In which the most eminent OrRanists and Vocallsts
Of the country will appear.
The course will openJ annary at ocioek, with an
oLDDE FOLKEs CONCERT,
RIC1HING0-DERNARD TROUPE.
Course tickets, .; admitting q lady and GENTLE
man, IS; single admission, rs cents. At Warren
Choate D Co.'s, and MeiHcrott's. jaS-3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-06

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-06


bis FIRST efforts, and he was not long In making
Enough to pay on his old Indebtedness. His career
Snce has been cheQuered like that of the late
Jacob Little, sometimes worth millions, at others
sot a-dime. Reported broken by the panic, the
rossips now say he has still . couple OF millions
len To Ego and come on" Poor fellow! He will
aot b happy unless he can make It four o. moth
ing -. s--.-.s.. -fs,..,.- 4. ,l
u = ALDkN .. soroCKwEtL.3 - -
Stsckwsll 10 . Psinesville or Cleveland boy,
whosa father was rs keen ut . horse trade ~
AlSsn n. has become in the trafic In steamers and
etoeks. The gossips commisserats With him fsr
only being able TO count half million to start
Ntthas his next "stske." But he 70 yVung, and
AZ fortune Gavors the brave, 1t will 90 hard with
hin n 10 does not quadrupls it.il les thas q
twelvemonfh. ~
REGENERATION.
And so nearly all the "lame dueks' are coming