National Republican., 1875-11-30
AMusEMENrs.


Ths National Ihsatrs-John Mccullough.
Mr.. John Mccullough made his frst appear
anos the present season last evening - "Hsmlet"
before 9 most excellent and intelligent audience.
An appeared to be more than grstined. Mr.. MO
Cuiiough is naturally easy, elegant snd flashed,
an accomplished elocutionist, giving each pas
sage Its full value with logical precision and dis
tinct utter4nce Not trace Of TO be
found throughout his performance. His taste is
unexceptionable, and fs we'll Illustrated In his
dress and manners: Rsrt ls aehorrent 70 his iaes,
from II. Mr.. Mccullough delincates "Hsmlet''
IN superb style He carries his audience with
imseinaiion, they behold rssilty, . real "Ham-
The ophelis q Miss Lillie Glover vas mest s sz,
ssKatherine and Petruchio.n Mr.. Mccullough ap-
pearing as Shylock and Petruchio. Those who
stay away will be the greatest losers.
Ths Theatre Comiqus.
As usual the Cemique was crowded. Dick
CLARK and Alt Miles, in the minstrel scene, have
avery true conception Of what is wit and humor.
Missf Maggie Grsy's songs were well received.
W. Henry Rice surprised and delighted all
present. The ballet Of the "Flying Scudn is q
brilliant affair, and the drama .of 'Lostn is
likely to prove popular. The heroine, Lille
Ashley kitty Allyne) isla welldrawn character.
Tho scenes Of recognition by her friend, Jonas; Of
was mock one, and Of the reception Of the curse
OF her father, call for good and natural acting,
and Miss Allyne was quite equal to the occasion.
The Avenue Theatre.
The laughsble afterpiece Of the Shadow PAN
tomine concludes at the Avenue theatre long
programme Of ballads, songs, jigs, farces and
eccentric acts. Fannie Davenport was eneored
again and again, and Jessie Howard's Highland
steps renewed the scenes Of her old conQuests.
This afternoon there will be. Q matinee at the
Avenue.
Cough.
Mr.. Coughs lecture tomorrow .evening et
Wesley chapel viii be the great attraction with
the lecture-Foing part Of the community. 1t is
on the subject OF "BIunders," and caunot help
being wonderfully amusing. Tickets for sale st
Choate & Co.'s book store.
Herr Won Bulow.
The special announcement in another column,
of Won Bulow's concerts will be eagerly read.
Tomorrow we shalI be able to Riye the full par
ticulars Of tire music he Will play.
Aucuon sales To-day. =
BY Duncanson Bros:
At u O'Clock, new and secondhand doors, sash,
blinds, newels baiusters, &c; also, silver wstch
and chain o Snd de,o rsT o. trust ~ Street
near Twenty FIRST street northwest.
BY Thos Bowling:
AT o'clock, lease, goodwill and fixtures Of the
Circle market, at the junction Of Fourteenth and
At O'Clock, valuable Improved property on
Seventh street, between and q streets north
west.
BY E. ]. Sweet:
Atl O'Clock, desirable unimproved lots on Sec
ond street west, between ID and streets north.
and on B street soutb, between First and Second
streets west
By b. H. Warner:
AT i:so O'Clock, valuable improved property on
Twelfth street, between and w streets north
west.
Nv wash n. Williams:
Alta o'clock, two story and attic frame house
and lot fronting on Massachusetts, avenue, be-
tween Fourth and Filth streets northwest.