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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Wash b. Williams: ....
At o'clock, valuable improved real estate on
Eighth street west, between X and L streets
north.
At O'Clock, valuable property in the northern
part Of the city, southeast corner Of Eighth and
5 streets northwest.
At 4 O'Clock, valuable tAEee-story brick house,
nearly completed, situated on Twelfth street, be.
tween L and streets northwest
By b. II. Warner:
At O'Clock, valuable brick dwelling house and
lot on north q street. near Government printing
Office.
At O'Clock, two tbree-story ald Mapsard roof
pressed brick front dwellings on the west side OF
SeEenteenth street, between q and V streets
southwest.
By Duncanson Bros:
:, At 10 O'Clock, sugsrs, candles, soaps, wines
liquors. 49,
At Ro'elock, dark brown borse.eIght years old.
top wagon and harness.
At O'Clock, valuable brick dWellinsL$ouse and
lot on north q street, near Government printing
once.
By Thos Dosing:
At O'Clock, within the new market-buildibR on
X street, between Fourth and Fifth northwest
two hundred and sighty-four stalls.
By E. J. Sweet:
At O'Clock, yaluabis property on THenty.thIrd
street northwest.
By Lstlmer & Cleary:
AT 10 O'Clock. at No. SIT East Capitol street. an
ess2TtneDt Of furniture,
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MR.. EyOCH PRICE.

Mr.. EnOch Price, we'll known in this commu-
nifty, died at his residence in TenRallytOEn New
Years Day, after lingering illness, at the ad-
gsneed age Of seventy-fiye years. The deceased
had been for many years very extensive rail-
road contractor, having been actively connected
with the laying Of two Of the greatest railroads
in England, the Great Northern railroad, and the
Manchester, Shefield and Lincolnshire railroad.
Ee was also connected with the roa DIS from
BolOEne, France, and was ons Of the Price Broth
eTs, who built the celebrated WOOdhead tunnel,
the greatest tunnel in the world until the build
ing Of the Mount GEMS tunnel. He was the father
Of Edmund Z Price, Of New York. one who will
be well rememb' 7 d in this city. Mr.. Price de-
parted this lite On the anniversary Of his golden
wedding.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-04
BENZ FRANKLLES BIRTHDAY.

HOW THE TYPOS WILL CELEBRATE 1T.
The 18th Of January being the anniversary Of
the birthday Of Benjamin Franklin, the members
Of Columbia typographical Union, No. lOl, Of
this city, propose celebrating the event with a
ball and supper at the Masonic Temple. The
following committees have been appointed to
take charge Of the affair: Committee Of arrange
ments-S. E. Mullan, chairman: ID. W. Flynn,
A. Van AIstyne, Samuel J. Phillips, William L.
Jones, L. H. Patterson, q. W. Otis. Reception
oommittee-A. Van Alstyne, chairman; 7. W.
Howard, E. H. Thomas, F. q. Stitt J. L. Robin
son, g. A. r. McEeir r. Bayne, 5. N. Bener-
man, VIM. r. Mclean, T. Mitchell, Thomas
Harper and Samuel HRldeman. Floor commit
tec-NOTyal W. King, ballet master; assistants:
VIM. q. SpOttsWOod, L. B. Eynon, Z. W. Reese,
H. G. Ellis, John Baker, W. n. Bass, John Hig-
gins, Q. L. Hall, W. H. McFadden, W. A. King,
i. p. RhOderiek, VIM. Allison. Banquet com
mittee-N. Sardo, chairman; F. U. Stitt, VIM.
L. Jones, VIM. J. Bennett, F. GIenroy, ]. NJ.
Richards, Q. NJ Cyphers, L. II. Patterson, G. W.
SERVER, Z. W. Oyster, G. W. Rowland, AdelDert
Gordon. Decoration cOmmittee-Wm. L Jones,
chairman; G. W. Sheldon, ID. W. Flynn, L. W.
Reese, VIM. J. Bennett, W. H. McF8dden, J.
q. Anderson, e 7. Rhoderick, VIM. Allison, R.
A. Mclean and a. Marston. Printing-D. W.
Flynn, L. Il. Patterson, a. Van Alstyne. Music
NOryal W. King, L. W. Reese, VIM. H. McFsd-
den, d. W. Flynn.
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Happy EVERY DAY

Sidney Smith cut the following from news
paper, and preserved it for himself: "When
you Iise in the morning, form the resolution to
make the day happy one to a fellow creature.
1t is easily done; a left OFF garment to the man
who needs IT; kind word to the sorrowful;
an encouraging expression to the striving
trifies in themselves as light as air-Win do at
least for the twenty-four hours. And il
you are young, depend upon it, it will tell
when you are old; and If you are old, rest
assured it will send you gently and happily
down the stream of time to. eternity. BY the
most arithmetical sum, look at the result. II
you send one person only happily through the
day, that is S65 in the course of a year. And
suppose you live forty years only after you
commence that course of medicine, you have
made IA 500 beings happy at all events for a
timeU
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THE ROBBERY OF THE INTERNAL

IKE In CE DEfARIlu l..
One year ago room in the Internal Revenue
Department was entered in the afternoon after
office hours, robbed of $4,000 in Treasury war
rants, and two young men named Z. A. Williams
and James K. Moore arrested as the guilty par
ties. A few days thereafter a hearing was OBJ
tanned before Commissioner John J. johnson,
who committed them to jail in default of &, OOl
bail each. On the It'll Of February they were in
diced but before the day set for the trial arrived
a'requisition was received from the Governor Of
Pennsylvanla-the prisoners having been in
dieted in Philadelphia Oh the charge Of forging
Endorsements to some Of the Warrants-and they
were surrendered to the Philadelphia officers
Last summer, when being taken to court in Phila-
delphia, they by some means managed to escape
and up TO Saturday morning both had been at
large. For some time past the officers Of the
secret service OF the Treasury have been endeav-
OTing TO rearrest the accused, and Saturday
morning succeeded in arrestng Moore at the
residence Of his mother, No. lOOl q street. He
was turned over to the United States marshal
and committed to Jail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-04
THE STAR COURSE.
n. S. ANDREWS, THE HUMORIST,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

As purely humorous, literary treat, the finest
ever known in this city, will be given at Lincoln
Hall, Wednesday evening, by Mr.. W. S. An
dTeWs. Something like q furOre already exists
70 hear this the most celebrated Of all delineators
OF dialect humOr. Mr.. Andrews great ability is
specially commended by the literators Of New
York and Boston, and the announcement Of his
name anywhere is the signal and precursor Of a
jolly and crowded house. Tickets Of admission
are 50 cents. The season tickets for this popular
course are g 50, and include the lectures Of An
drews, Carleton, Phillips, POrteoUs and Cough.
They are for sale at PaTker's bookstore. Seats
should be secured for Andrews lecture for every
body will be there TO assist in laughing over
HBuck FanshRR's Funeral"
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SERVANTS HOP.

hessrs. F. Tenney Co., prOprietors Of the
National hotel, following the custom long in
vogue Of once during the holiday season giving
m entertainment to their employees, on New
Years night placed the use Of certain rooms at
the disposal Of the white help. To say that the
generous offer was duly appreciated would but
family express the good time enjoyed by the
participants. While in the NAN parIors OF the
hotel the Ton were enjoying the Inequalities of
the hosts, in room No. 10, ample fer the purpose
the employees, male and female and their friends
were having good, honest, Old-tins froIic. The
success OF the entertainment is in great measure
due to Messrs. John Knox, (of KnOXis express, }
T. TWambley and James Joyce, Of the hotel staf
who kindly took charge OF the entire arrange
nents, and devoted the evening to seeing that
they were carried out according % Programme.
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l. O. o. r.

YISITATIONs OF THE GRAND MASTER
Harrison Burr, Grand Master OF the 1. o. o.
F., has made the following appointments for the
semi-sInual Vs:tstions Of the grand o6sets Of the
subordinate lodges under his jurisdiction: Central
Lodge, No. i, Januarys: Harmony, No. .. Janu-
AIRY u: Washington, Nc Q, January u; Oolgm-
bia, No. 10, January u; Metropolis, No. IS jan
uary Is. Excelsior, No. II, January Is; Union,
No. II, January 20; Friendship, No. u, January
n; Eastern, No. Z, January 24i Beacon, No. IS,
January. IS, C.ieDtal, No. 10, January 2s: Ne
chsnics', No, 81, January 81 CqYepgpt, No. ID,
February
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MILE ALBANl'S CONOERT
FIRST DISTRICT REGIMENT.

Saturday, while acting as an escort to the.late
Gen. NJ. L. Smith, the members Of the LIST regi-
ment were in full winter uniform, and made a nne
appearance The action Of the members Of this
regiment in turning out for escort duty, partieu-
larly on such occasions as the funeral Of Com
mander Cushing and Saturday, both days being
wet and disagreeable, has received the highest
CONNIE ndaton, not only from our citizens. but the
Secretary Of War, and It is reported that he pur-
poses making an effort 10 secure an appropriation
to be devoted to the completion Of the organiIa-
tion Of this regiment.
1t 70 now time that the citizens Of Warrington
should show some disposition to aid in establish
ing q full reRiment of militia in the District.
They forget when looking upon the grand show
Of the few companies Of the LIST regiment Of Dis
trict militia when parading tn 10 streets Of wash
These expenses consist Of armory rent, fuel, gas
lights, CLEANING Aecoutrements, furniture, sc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-04

In A GRAVEYARD at Cheraw, South Carolina,
is an inscription that might, had it been carved
on the granite headstone of some Scottish bury
ing-ground, have rebuked Old Mortality as he
pursued his labor of love in renewing with
chisel the half-defaced inscription on the
graves Of the Covenanters. 1t ran thus:
my name-my country
What are they to Lhee2
What, whether high or low,
My pedigree2
Perhaps far surpassed
All other men;
Perhaps fell below them all
What then?
Suface II, stranger,
Thou seest q tomb!
Thou knoW'st its use;
1t hides-uo matter whom
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WASHINGTON ASYLUM

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE INTENDANT.
The report Of the Intendant Of the Washington
aEylum for the month Of December, 1874, Just
rendered to the Commissioners, shows that on the
LIST day of December, 1874, there were l25 prison
ers in the WOTE-house received since, 1873; total
number, 26S. OF these there were discharged
on the LIST of December there were Iss persons :;
received during the month, A.; total. ~. Dis
charged during the same period, IL; died l. in ALL
Is; in slms-hOuse December 81, 1875, 2l7 total
number in Washington asylum, 324 In addition
TO the above during the month of December 2e5
transient persons were supplied with ratians
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-04

TIE huge, drastic, gripping, sickening pills, con-
structed OF crude, coarse and bulky ingredients,
are fast being superseded by Dr. Pieree's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, or Sugar Coated, Concentrated
Root and Herbal Juice, ti-B1lious Gramules-
the Little Giant" Catharic or MEIfum On PGrp0
Physie. Modern chemical science enables DR..
Pierce to extract from the juices Of the most valu-
able roots and herbs their active medicinal prin-
Rranules, seGTeely larger thGa muStGrd Sssd
renders each little pellet as active and powerful
IS . large pill, while they are much more palAt-
able and pleasant In effect
DR.. Ira A. Tbayer, Of BacoDsburg, Ohio, writes:
81 regard your pellets as the best remedy for the
conditions for which you prescribe them Of any
thing have ever used, so mild and certain In
effect, and leaving the bowels in an excellent
condition 1t seems TO me they must take the
place OF all other cathartic pills and medicines"
Lyon MAeomber, druggists, Vermillion, ID. T.,
say: 1--WE think they are going TO sell like hot
cakes as soon as people get acquainted with them
and viii spoil the pill trade, as those that have
used them like them much b. tier than large
pills"
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ACCIDENT TO MR.. ZACH BROOKE.

z I
Several incidents sf slighI accidents have been
reported since the recent sleety condition Of the
streets, but one Of very seriOuE nature occurred
on Saturday evening last to Mr.. Zach. Brooke, q
hIgbly-esteemed resident Of this city, who while
on his way home from the residence OF a friend
whom he had been visiting, slipped upon the ice
and. falling with considerable force, broke his
left arm between the elbow and shoulder IN two
places. His physicians pronounce the wounds TO
be very severe and liksly ts cause considerable
suffering. Mr.. Brooke is q gentleman widely
known in this community. and his friends and ac-
quainfaDees viii assuredly sympSthiEe with him
very heartily in his misfortune
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Y.M LITERARY SOCIETY.

L Cs a. Ii DOCLLL L
The Y. Ma @. A. Literary and Debating Society
met at 73O Saturday evening. The newly elected
officers were installed as follows: President, O.
Williamson; vice president, D. E. BurtWell: sec
rotary, Mr.. Young treasurer, Mr.. Freeman;
editor, J. II. Ralston.
The retiring president gave q short history Of
the society, and congratulatedit its members upon
the growing interest in these literary discussions
Dir. BurtWeI delivered the criticism. Mr..
Ralston read the editorial. Mr.. Mflliken gave q
reading, and also participated with Messrs. Free
man, Rogers and BurtWell, under the head Of
miscellaneous exercises.
The question under discussion was: ReSolped,
That the Senate bill providing for specie resumP-
tiOn shall become o law, T." in which Messrs. Hop
kins, Kirk. Young, O'HRrs, Col Frank and other
gentlemen took part. The debate was animated
and good humored, the Sherman followers giving
the better argument, and showing more intimate
knowledge OF the subject Of finance when the hour
for adjournment arrived.
This society is composed Of well-lnformed men
Of various ages and occupations in life, who rem
der an evening spent with them both pleasant
and profitable. There will be q motion made
land carried) next Saturday night admitting all
visitors to the privileges Of the hOor.
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NILE SCHLTKC8ER,S cOYCFRT

Mile Florence SchIieeker, who created 90 ia
vorable an impression in fashionable circles last
winter by her playing and Einging st several Sc
leet private entertainments, as well az at the
classical concerts given under the dIreGtion OF
Sig. Barili, and who is rapidly establishing q
reputation as successful teacher, Will give q
concert at Willard hall on Friday evening nSxt
assisted by Misses JEANNE Bryan and Zaidee
Jones, Mr.. 7. q. Shaher and several other Young
gestlemen. Mile Schieeker had the adTantaEs
Of study for some ten years under the first IN
stTuctors OF the Paris Conservatory OF Music and
- che is not only finished artistic. bat equally
eharmiEg IN person and manners we tFust she
WI oe greeted oy q full house. See advertise
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TAKE Care OF YoUR VALUABLEa

HEAR RIcHINGs' TROUPE Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. Particulars at EllisI
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DON'T FORGET the costume concerts BY Rich
ings' Troupe at Congregational church. Season
tickets good fer Monday night only. Reserved
seats Mt Ellis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-04

Call and examine the fre and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels silver-Wsre or other
Valuables- Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
Afford to do without them.
T6ksp6TRiBg 'front.' tia Chicago and B0EtoB frGs
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CAIoLIEE RIcHIEss-B yRyIpD ,ri,b .trh,..-
hrstelass artists, in Congregational ebursb, IN
asiune concerts tonight. Also Tuesday and
WEDNESDAY evenings. Tickets al Ellis.
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THE COURTS
CIRCUIT COURT = CHIEF JUSTICE


This court was engaged as follows on Satur-
day:
: American Butt Company vs.. Kelley. John
Noonan, one Of the jurors, being sick, the case
turned verdict Of tl,sT4, with interest, for the
plaintiff.
Blgh Va Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. no
tion for new trial overruled.
Muller's executors vs.. District Of Columbia.
Motion for new trial oveFruled.
Barton vs.. Naylor. Judgment set aside.
Solomon VS.. Roessle. Judgment set aside.
Quill vs.. Mccain. Judgment below affirmed.
Adjourned.
CRIMINAL COURT-MR. JUSTICE MAC
ARTHUR.
This court transacted no business on Saturday.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following cases have been assigned for
trial to-day:
August Bsechus, VIM. Stevenson, Martha
Smith, George Russell, Eugene SWeeny, Jere-
miah CASTILLO, Joseph Larner, Frank Friedman.
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neutrality-suspicious. best artists In
the country, for three nights only. Ellis sells
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MEDICAL.

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ESDA.
SPECIFIC lscompoundedI IN natures
laboratory, and from its magic power and unprece-
dented achievements the most eminent men In this,
nation have, amer thorough and test, pro-
nounced Il the only Sovereign Remedy for Bright's
Disease and Diabetes; also all Urinary, Bladder and
Liver Affections; also Dropsy, &C., &c. To the
minds OF many our claims may seem prepOsteroust0
accomplish with Bethesda Water that which has so
long and still continues to bane medical science. We
ASK but test. Do not allow your skeptctsm to be-
your peril. II BETHESDA don't cure you, Il cannot
self OF The most pleasant and efficient curative agent
ever offered to suffering humanity. The Water Is
for ale At CHARLES ST0TT co. g Drug Store,
no, 80 Pennsylvania avenue. Beware OF spurlou8-
waters, Ask Tor Bethesda. For sale BY STOTT =
CO., and all druggists, r..Ao.s. Uszo...a
Sendfor circulars an RICHIRD DUSRIR
Directorand General n anager, BethesdaSprIngs.
WASHINGTON, D. c., DecemberS0, 1S75. dec31-T
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II MAN WANTS BOTTLE OF WHISKY
let him him buy it and take It home Ike a man,
and not sneak home with q bottle Of "Bitters,"
or Cordial" and pretend that II is medicine. If
he wants tonic that is something better than q
temporary stimulant. he should get bottle Of
Peruvian Syrup, ian Iron Tonic that will vital
lie the blood and give durable strength to the
system.
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AMnSRMENTS. 81.
EORD,s OPERA HOUSE.

oNoOoOo0o~oN-o-N-O.o-o 0oOo-o-ONON-O.O0oOOo~Do
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
THE ELIMINATION OF sPLENDoR.
Mefsrs. jarrett q Palmer, Of Booths TheGtre,
New York, have much pleasure III In announcing an
Win their MAGNIFICENT WARDRoKE, XRSoRs,
scESERY and ETTEcTs hitherto used IN the famous
BLACK CROOK.
Embracing also the KIRALFY BROTHERS
World-renoHned sUecialtes. -
On MONDAY, y.aTsTy4 for one week only, the
UNDINE,
The Spirit OF the Waters.
The LENToN FAMILY. Ain number;
The BOlssET FAMILY, 4 in number;
The ULM SISTERS, the beautiful Swiss warb-
JEUNE BOMBAY
GRAND BALLET,
s c6RYPHEEs.A oUNDos'
rs - sT Pm Dramatic Company,
KIRALFY SISTERS.
The magnificent scenery embraces the
orRTT G Of R SEMEi sr G6EfTdh PALACE
UNDINE MATINEE, SATURDAY. jana
SAVILLE's NATIONAL THEATRE.
MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1s75. EVERY rvrv.
ING DURING THE WEEK AND SATURDAY
N u u II " W a ID.
in her original and worId-renoWned character
in the powerful American drama in sx ats twelve
tableaux and thirty scenes, Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Supported by the wonderful Child Actress
LULU,
snd powerful Company, with new and apprOpri-
Grand MATINEE SATURDAY AT2
MONDAY, JANUARY IL,
a, OLIVE LOGAN.
R n sSS SFn COMEDY SURF; or, LIFE AT Lone
STAR COUR Sc.
W. =. ANDREWS,
THE NEW HUMoRIsT.
LINCOLN HALL,
Wednesday Evening, January s.
Reserved seats. 20 cents.
Admission at the door. so cents,
For sale at JOHN c. PARKER's, ST Seventh st.
HrReserved seats for the remaining i've lee
tures-ANDREws, PHILLIPS, COUGH, CARLE-
TON and PORTEoUs,eanb be secured at PARKER's
for s25O. jan4
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUF,
MONDAY, Jan. 4 every night and Wednesday and
Saturday matInees. The best variety entertain
ment Of the season, Production for the last time
Of the great European satiOn, entitled LES
COQUETTES PAhISCIENNE; Or, SHADOWS OF
PARIS DURING THE BEIGN OF NAPOLEON III: also.
production Of the finest and best Parlor Minstrel
Entertainment ever introduced to Washington
audience. First app arance in Washington Of the
Little Comet, the very best Song and Dance
Lady and serio- Comic vocalist in the profession,
Miss MINNIE GRAY. Engagement or the ceIe-
brated COntralto, Soprano and BassO VOcalists,
Nils Fannie Davenport, ID. A. Waling and II. E.
western ian+6t
WILLARD HALL.
Friday Evening, January s, 1879.
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WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQU

H5Reserved seats for the remaining FIVE lee
tures-ANDREWS, PHILLIPS, COUGH, earle
TON and PORTEoUs, can be secured at PARKER's
for
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THE THEATRE CoMIoUE.

This week the patrons OF the Uomlque VIII md
themselves in the enjoyment Of the best variety
entertainment Of the season. "The Shadows of
Parisn remain on the stage. Besides this there
is to be an elegant parlor minstrel entertainment,
in which all the ladies Of the Comique will ap-
pear. Miss MinDie Gray is engaged for the
week, and Miss Fanny Davenport ID. A. Walling
and H. L. Western. Miss Davenport's return to
good ballad singing. II is great pleasure also
to announce that Virginia Stickney's unfalling
popularity keeps her with the Hst Of star per-
form ers nj the Cnminna-
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UARoLINE RICHINGs-BERNARp

This evening and Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Caroline Richings- Bernard, assisted by
q troupe Of artists numbering eighteen, will sing
in the Congregational church. Eminent success
attends these concerts wherever given. The art
lists eostumed in the fashion Of ye oldde fOlkes
and their revival Of old hymns, tunes and ballads
constitute a most pleasant entertainment The
old friends OF Caroline Riehings will be glad to
see her again.
MILE ATLANTIS CONCERT.
In consequence Of unforeseen circumstances,
Mr.. Strakoseh is compelled TO postpone indee-
pltely the concert Of Mile Albani, announced fer
tonight at Lincoln hall. Money invested for
tickets will be returned at MetzeEott's.
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SAVE YouR pooToR,s BILE.

When DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
will cure coughs, colds, bleeding at Il e lungs,
and arrest the fell destroyer, Consuu ptiOn, It
does more than most physicians can do The use
OF single bOttle will satisfy the lnCredulOus
that they need look no further for the required
aid. Fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
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THE NATIONAL THEATRE-UNCET TOMS
CABIN.

Mrs. G. @. Howard, with her own company,
commences an engagement at the National thea
tire this evening. Her own character is that of
Topsy. 1t is hers, hers alone, and is celebrated
the world over. She has played 1t more than four
thousand times. She Is the great original TOpsy.
Eva will be by the wonderful child actress,
Lulu. Her representation of the little angel is
most affecting. Uncle Tom is in the hands Of
m ost competent actor, and we have no hesitation
in saying that the piece will be played better
than ever before in Washington. The revival Of
Uncle Tom will attract large audiences, forit is
drama which never loses its hold upon the SYM
pathIes Of the public.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-04

The LENTON FAMILY, Ain number;
The BOlssET FAMILY, in number;
The UIM SISTERS, the beautiful Swiss wArb.
lars; and the famous