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pEpsOHAL.

Mrs.. Linderman, being aosen, from the city,
will not receive to-day.
Another Indian war is reported as brewing
among the Sioux and Arapshees.
Colonel q. A. Lounsberry, editor and propris-
tor OF the Bismarck Tribune, Dakota Territory,
is in Washing ton, and the recipient Of much at
tention from friends.
HARTFORD CONN.,, Feb. 1T.-Rev. d.. Horace
Bushnell died here this morning, aged seventy
three years His literary and theological worSs
made him one of the best known and most prom
ineut congreg ational ministers in the country.
More impeachment rumors from jackson via
Memphis, were rife last night. Lieut.. Governor
Davis is already impeached and Governor Ames
nearly so.
The following delegation CT Kentuckians ar
rived at the Ebbitt House last evening to attend
q Democratic convention to be held on the I'D:
q. ID. Jacobs, mayor of Lexington, KY; Hop. L.
d. Stamford, Hon. K. Mallory, Lexington. Ky;
GENERAL VIM. Preston, Louisville: Judge W. b:
smith, editor Louisville Ledger; Hon. W. Thomas
and DR.. ]. Lawrence Smith.
Mr.. George H. Reay, of New Yorx, who Is we'll
known as the contractor for stamped envelopes
for the Post Ofhcs Department for many years, Is
in toTp. He DIES not come now, as usual, to col
lect his usual 500 co., but to see his friends and
get respite from the rigorous climate OF his
nome. He is welcome as always-.he genial,
honest heart. Stay with Us long, for our climate
is good, Mr.. Reay.
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LODGING house FOR THE POOR.
Organization of Citizens to Establish the
Institution.


Last Wednesday evening those persons inter
ested in establishing night lodging house
for the acconmcda ton of the poor Of this DIS
ITlct met at the residence Of mir. A. S. Solomons
on X street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets northwest. ES-Mayor Matthew q. En-
cry occupied the chair, and DR., W. II. RIOS.
acted as secretary.
Mr.. Solomons reported that with the assist
ance Of Mr.. J. T. Mitchell collections amounting
TO nearly 500 had been made, and this sum wa!
in addition to the s2G"7O realized at the enter
tainmert given by the Principal students of the
Rosslyn institute.
On molten, G Permanent organization wa:
effected and the following officers were unani
mCusly chosen: Ex-Mayor Matthew G. Emery
president; DR.. W. II. koss, secretary; John /,
Mitchell, treasurer. Board Of managers-Wm.
Ross, +. Il. NEG uire. Z. F. Simpson, Major A.
{. Richards, S. II. kaufman, Mrs. Sarah A.
Jones, VIM. Ballantyne, Thomas l.. Hume and
James L. Fitch. Also the following executive
committee: A. =. SoiomonE Thomas I. Hume, J.
7. Mitchell, +. b. Mcclure, L. +. Simpson, V N.
Balisntync and D-. Ross.
general discussion was then entered into as
to tho most advantageous mode Of coniuctlpg
the organization, which ELECTED the unanimous
opinion that all the funds necessary for the sup.
port of the project could be obtained at once. II
practicable, it was thought desirable TO arrange
!cr plain breakfast for all dodgers.
Authority was EiTen the executive committee
steadE, beds, bedding and such other articles Of
furniture as may be necessary, and to request.
Major and Chief Of Police Richards to detail
such of his force as may be required to prevent
the commission from being imposed upon by un-
worthy applicants.
Tic letter from Major Richards, addressed to
che Of the commissioners, was read, which gives
interesting data in reference to applications TO
the police for night lodgings; his Views or how
they should be classed and offering his cordial
cooperation in any way most advantageous TO the
organization, which he highly approves.
In conformity with the wishes Of the orzaniz,-
tiOr, Messrs. Mitchell and Solomors have waited
on the District Commissioners and asked the uss
Of the upper story Of the building on Louisiana
avenue, near Ninth street, formerly known as The
Central guard.hhuse, which is now no longer
used for city purposes. The Commissioners
promptly gave favorable response, and laborers
will be Immediately set to work to renovate and
cleanse the building thoroughly and place it IN
coed condition for the purpose intended. There
is room for some sixty beds, besides spare room J
for eating and washing purposes. The Iocatioa
being central, it seems to meet the exact want
The committee hope to open the lodging house in
.l,Out n weeks time
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Medical Department Of Georgetown Univsl-

The students of both classes met at Freund's
on Tenth street, upon invitation Of the vaIedic.
torian-elect. After discussin. and dissecting the
physical good things, recItations by Messrs Binns
and Ferry, songs by Lewis, remarks by Hayes,
Timmins and others were in order, when formal.
ties were done away WITH. and stories, Jokes ard
things wise and otherwise were uttered, and gen.
eral good feeling. prevailed. We Judge from the
general tenor oil the evenings enjoyment that the
students Of this time honOred university have
profited by the advantages they have enioyed
and appreciate the dignity Of the profession they
have chosen. Among the many good things the
following play on names is too good to be lost
To HE CEAnTATING CLASS OF IS7G,
TLr" the ''Hsvcs' of Il future may they Reed
tEer nrnc.
With glol ious lu-tre on the tablets Of fame:
With lhtir '.Binns'' full OF money, their Trains
''SLaC led ilh learning,
Ihe'r HNe' crowned win patients, and good
living earning.
II ever hercsfser ~ome baby breaks an arm
Catches cold or the measles or come, TO some
n rm.
May his MARI upon seeing her boy inafx
Serd Al once for graduate orc.
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" 49,
District, representing thIrty-six white and col-
Jred leagues, met last evening at 400 louisiana
avenue. She convention organized by the cleo
ton Of Solomon Hunter, cOlored, as temporary
chairman, and p. q. Hallinan and Edward A
Fitzg erald temporary secretaries.
Mr.. Hunter ssid they were assembled in ODE
dence to the call Of the president of the central
council, ard that the delegates would DO called
upon to vote for central council to night to aid
in conducting the affairs Of the organization In
the District
On motion of George W. Stewart, John Pope
Hodrett was unanimously chosen president OF the
central council, and after considerable balloting
the remainder Of the council were elected as fol-
Iowa:
White-Mathew Mcnamara, Charles J. Curtin,
J. W. Costello, Myles Carroll, Dennis O'Uonnor
jeremiah Sheahan, Michael Crotty.
Colored-John Smith, George W. Stewart
Henry Henderson. Moses Hopkins, Solomon Hun
ter, Noble Redmond, Joshua King.
Central treasurer, Henry Henderson: league
treasurer, John Mcnamara; central secretary
Patrick q. mailman; central assistant secretary
Edward A. Fitzgerald; chief central organizer
Richard Bracker; deputy organizers Charles
]. Curtin, q Gorge ". Stewart, Stirling Hester:
suPervisorF, John Frawley ana Isaac Armstrong
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Intsrsa:nusa 1t at A,nag ton, Va.

W,dletday night Columbia school house, Ar
llngt n, Va, was filed torsple:lOn with a very
brilliant and appreclativs audience, the occasion
berg benevolent entertainment given by tho
memters of Excelsior Lodge, No. 4, l. o. of q.
T., assisted by Prot. Messer and family, of this
city. The exercises consisted Of music by the
Messer iamily-which was loudly and frequently
eRcOred-Ieciiations, speeches, tableaux, &c.
were the reading of "The Ghost" 'HypSchon-
driac AID hardshell sermon" BY MIR. J. Il. Barn.
"The bridal FEAST" by Miss Carrie Smith; "OveI
the hills from the poor-house and 'sMr. eau,
dies lecture TO his second wife, !" by Mr. NJ q
Stevens The audience left feeling well pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
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A Vaiunble Discoyery.

DR.. q. W. Benson, practicing physician at LOG
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd, (who has
paid much. attention to nervous diseases,) has
discovered that extract Of celery and chamomile
eomoinso, IN Set.an RhopertlsUn, En ..s
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervous
ness. This is q triumph in medical chemistry,
and sufferers all over the country are ordering
by mail. He prepares It in pills, at so cents per
box. The Doctor is largely known and highly re-
speeted in Baltimore. These pills are sent, post
age free, TO any address, and sold by all whole
sale.and retail druggists in Washington, George
town and Alexandria.
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in this mo-ring,' REPUBLICAN contains cards Of
rst-clais establish mtnts in all brar ches Of bust
ness.in the District. Many persons daily feel
the need Of Just tuch al arrangement to enable
them 10 easily find what they want. We have
aimed TO make this as complete and easy OF
frequently consulted by all having any kind Of
business TO transact We intend to keep It up In
reliable and convenient form, AND improve Il
mn. that would Ike TO be, shenId sehfsia their
$780, once, SO: ss to get, an even start NTH
MN neig hbeFs IN ros desirable M advertising
fefefence as our large circulasion among the beet
ciasfesmust make OF this. r ia. n 4 "A ssrIal1fT
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improvements.

Inspector PlCwman yesterday Issued the fol.
lowing building permits Z. 7. Ioltzclaw brick
dwelling west side Ninth street, between ID and
northwest, 500. Richard VI. Griffith, two
story ard basement dwelling, north side q street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth northwest,
:ISCCO. G. II. Frederick. shop, west side Eighth
street, between and . northwest, $50. j. II.
Whitman, repair a two story house, west side
Seventh street, between q ana II southwest, $500
John Crowley, two brick stores and dwellings,
south side Bridge street, between Market and
Frederick, Georgetown
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Seventeenth District.

Owing to some Irregularity in 4 former meeting
of Republicans in the Seventeenth district 10
elect delegates TO the Central COMMITTEES, another
meeting was held at Island hall last evening
The meeting was called to order at o'clock
with Mr. Alfred Stephenson as temporary chair.
man. An election was then entered into for
three delegates to the Central Committee, which
resulted in the selection Of the following gentle
men Messrs. p. IL. Carson, Thos. Commodore
and Alfred Stephenson. After discdssing other
matters OF minor importance, the meeting, at $50
o'clock adjourned.
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DISTRICT NOTES.
Tbs District Attorney 10 Attend the ILY. sti
cation.

The District Commissioners have requested As
sist ant Attorney W n. BirLey to sttend the meet
ings Of the House District COMMITTEES in the pro-
pos,d investg atiCn OF the affairs Of the District
the current official duties Of the Commissioners
making it difficult at this time to attend the
sessions.
Water Register Lubey and his force are con-
tinuinr the work of stopping the waste OF water
by cutting off the supply when 1t is found 10 be
recklessly wasted. TRey are giving special at
tention 10 leaEy and defective water pines and
fixtures, through which means much water 1,
staI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-18
CABLE FLASHES.

Don Carlos has not capi;uIatei Jet. Tie
AIfGnsists are trying to take EstelIs.
Count Won Arnim declines Bismarck's invita-
ton to Berlin to stand trial for treason.
Eleven persons were saved and ffty-nine vert
drowned by the bursting CT the boilers of q
steamer on the Clyde, which was also sunk.
Later advices state that tho captain Of Strath
Clyde and twenty-eight more survivors Of the
disaster have landed at Deal She came in col
lision with the steamer FraneOnia when oil
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-18
MasnntrIdh Party.

On Wednesday evening last most enjoyable
sclcct masquerade party was given at Shsl's hail.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Seventh street. The
costumes OF both ladies and gentlemen were
unique, tasteful and varied. At midnight
splendid supper, served by Godfrey of the Chesa-
peske, was parteken Of. Among those present
were Mr.. ard Mrs. N. II. Shea, MIR. and Mrs.
Jet kins, Mrs. ToTrens, Miss Mitchell, Miss
Tcole, Miss Mamie Taylor and sister. Miss Near.
die, Miss Repeti, Miss Smith, Miss Kate Smith,
Miss Murphy, Miss Kate Reilly, and Mr. and Mrs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-18
CITY ITEMS.

THuRsrori5 IyoEY PaAKL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep tho teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet
twenty-five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's 1NoDoEoUs EID-ELovH OLeANKl
will renovate eoiled gloves thoroughly srd
quickly. Twenty five cents per bottle.
THOMPSON PohADB OPTIHB 1s equal 20 the
best French, and but half the prios. Twenty. ave
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRESeTEKr1Ne PLAsTHRe are stns
vary best All sold by druggists.
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kM ctions of thu Ear,

Certificate Of the Rev. 8. Domer, pastor Of st.
Paul's English Lutheran church, Eleventh and
H streets, Washington, d. O.:
DEAR DR.. HARTLEY: My grateful acknowledge
ments are due TO you for the service recently rem
deres in .he or partial deafness, which caused
me considerable anxiety and apprehension. You
gave me such immediate and thorough relief and
SO impressed me with your knowledge and skill
In the treatment of diseases of the ear, that am
Compelled to make this fav orabie mention Of the
NAVEL AID tpthank ygu, most, heartily for the
G4sed Keller dtforded 'ne'soq diekly and without
TUtH.
tHt srytruiy,is=s s-s-Ia tJ1.p S.DoNRR
ssGsne ard residence ri Dr. HARTLEY e)s i Street,
Ntsi1gton. tsssks 4 ii q Es1-sEg 81!
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-02-18
Auction Sales To-day.

By United States Marshal:
At 10 O'Clock, stock of dry.goods at store No.
T26 Seventh street northwest.
At o'clock, stalls Nos G67, 3eS $780, $780, ISL, 6l9
and half OF go in Washington Market building.
By bowman & Green:
At 400 O'Clock, part of lot No. l, in square No.
6S5.
BY i. H. Warner:
At o'clock, improved property, being No. 1924
Maryland aveBue, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets northwest.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Richards Bros large mill and elevator, at
Champaign, H., was burned his morning. LOSS
about 81, COO.
Judge Van Colt appeared, by Invitation, be-
fore the Plymouth advisory uncIl las; night
and made q statement OF Mrs. Moulto1's sriev-
ances, for YAishr be received the thanks OF the
cOqndts NJ; BgN On ssrt a letter.
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Alexandria L Fredericksburg Railway and Alex
SUGTia n WHShjngtNp R9iITO3i

For Alexandria, 6. :, s. o To- II 4. m. l, g. 400 s,
6, 1e5 and ll:i0 p. nj, On Sunday at and 4. n,
and D. IN.
Forthe South, via Richmond 1I:iO p. m. daily, eI-
eept sunday, $40 a. m. daily, and via Lynchburg
7:55 ]. M. and II 80 D. III. daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6, I. s.
stgand a. H.. aid Ii "a ana p. m On Sunday
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Car
accommodations can lie procured at the offices:
Northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and PENN
sylyania avenue, northeast corner of Sixth street
and Pennsylvania ay enUe and At the depot. where
orders can be left for the checking of baggage to
destination from hotels and residences
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
GenI Manager. Gen'l Passenger A gent.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME. FEE. ), 1876,
600a IN -sSss<--s..-sses|t-

CHANGE oE TIME, FEELS 1876, czs.zaz.z.s1
500 Baltimore and Way Stations
200 Baltimore, Annapolis aud Way Stations.
7:o BnALIiMOEE ENFRESS-D2Ily. Breakfast at
$50 NEW YoRK EXPRESS. On Sunday to Bsltt-
more only, stopping at Way stations.
s:S5 Cincinnati.st. Louis and Pittsburs Express.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations: s:t5 a. m. on
Sunday, stopping ut Relay only.
$3.50 Point Of Rocks and Way stations.
1e;i5 BALTIMORE UNLIMITED EXPRESS. No stops.
l2:l5 Baltimore. Way Stations.
1:30 NEW YORK AND N0RrOLKE IPRESs-DaIiy.
80, staPSins way sE &aG5So Baltimore only
$50 BaIi1mofe, Frederick and Way Stations, via
as Point Of Rocks, Frederick, Winchester and
40 BiLTiToRE EXPRESS. Stopping at Laurel.
As Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
$50 CHICIGo AND CoLUMBUs ExPREss-DaIly.
20. Connects for HagersIown and Winchester.
6:tj Baltimore and Way stations.
500 baltimore and Way stsIrons-Dsily.
PiTTsBuEG - fREss- Daily. All Way Sta
lions on Ohio and ChieiRo DLylsious.
s:2' NV YORK EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New
and Annapolis JunctiOn-DaIly.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION, BALTIMORE, FOR
4:45, 5I5 COCO, $50, s45 a NJ, i;9c 41o 500 $50
s sSI and Is, I9oP M daily except that l2so p m
$50 9:2O 1O:O a. H., S:l5, $3.50, s:l5 p. m daily,
Ne: Nc c0nEestlon on Sunday for Hagerstowa, Fred
for New York and Philadelphia at $50 a. IN. and
For further Information apply st the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station. and
- nye en- Tsse S Sfd rdce w s
any point IN the city. THoS. X. shAKP,
LIN. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 5. hOONTZ. General AGENT ja3-1
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC K. K.

BALTIMORE & POTOMAC K. X.
- DEPOT ConNER SIXTH AND STREETS n. W
On and amer JANUARY ., 1s76,-z--z-zzzr1
trains win leave Washington as
500 a. m, Limited mail daily ro- the West.
daigus, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
s:23 q. m, Limited Express for New York AID
n:5s =. n, FAST Line Tor he West and North:
1:S6p. e, Express for Philadelphia. and New
York and Norfolk, viz Baltimore, daily, except
$50 >: m, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
SO p. NJ, Pope's Greek accommodation daily,
ass p. m, Philadelphia express, for Philadel-
7:i6 p. M. For Pittsburg and the West daily;
for Canandaigua and the North daily, except sat-
$50 p. m, Mixed train for Bowie daily, except
s:io 3. m, For Philadelphia, Kew York. sndBos-
'' Ts;s I'M 4, POPE CREEK LINE leave at 7:5o ..
ri 1lS r. sSr p iii @ and
,Priiman Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg 10 run
PniIman rarIor Car to PlIrsDurg q run on tho
train leaving at $50 4. m, daily.
pullman Palace Sleeping Car 70 Rochester IL rul
Pullman Palace sleeping Car to Chicago on train
TicRsts and information can be procured at the
sess 81 caed fer and checked 1t hotel sand pri
ysta fesdences on orders left st the omces o. the
snHHsViHy.nia avenue and on the northeast corner
pepot BAITMORE 4 POTOMAC EAlLkoAD,
ssfssf EIth AID 't B. n. BOYD. Jn.
ssusrL Passenger Agent PGGilf%Ss iPPRiS
a superfntendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"A RAILROAD AND ALEXANDR1A AND
DIfoT CoRNxR OF SIXTH AND sTRKlfs.

Local trains for Alexandria leave-
as follow; s s. 7:oo, :. ., 10, II :. n,
and and6p p. N. trains run daily; AL other trains
daily, except Sunday:
D 10, IL .. M; 1, g. 4, s. 500 p. N. The and
10 .. and p. m, trains leave Alexandra daily;
AL other trains daily, except sunday.
Richmond Day Nail leaves Washington daily 1t
Great southern Express via RIchmoud leaves
Washington las p. m, daily. On Sunday runs to
Through tickets to all points South and South
west for sale at oces, corner Of Thirteenth street
and Pennsylyania avenue, and Sixth street and
Pennsylyania avenue, where passengers can leAys
orders for baTgage, to be checked st AL the hotsll
and Yeaideness through 10 destin alton.
ID. n. BOYD, JR.,
ne3c-tf General PASSENGER Agent.
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Ct ntlsmen, Take Notice

We taye largo lot Of odds and eads OF lots Of
fine shoes Of the best makes that we are Offering
at very lew prices, as we are determined to close
them out. 7. 5. GARTREIL,
900 Seventh street, corner of l.
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II You Use "Bassett's"

(Iiquid) Laundry Gless," starche goods may be
hung out the coolest weather and in windy
weather and the starch will not freeze ont. I'm.
equaled finish; preserves the fabric. Beginners
can DO good work with it. For sale at Flint's 80
street,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tbs National Theatrs-English Opers-3Iara
Louise Kellogg.

Miss Kellogg la3 her farewell benefit for the
season this evening at the National theatre.
Yerdrs grard opera Of I'll TroyaEore' will be
sung, Mics kellogg assuming tho splendid role
oGLeoIoIa. The roles of Count di Luna, AZucena,
Manrico. lueZ, Fernando and Ruiz are all in
most competent hands, and q most satisfactory
performance may be anticipated. The Ceclsion
Will be made prominent by the presence OF an
audience distinguished in the social world. Our
citizens have been highly favored by Miss KEEL
lcgg during the season, and the truest appre-
citation will be shown in return. Last evening the
opera OF 1.-THE Lily of Killarney" was greatly
enjoyed. The singing Of Miss Montague evoked
praise from the most critical. She Is certainly a
great acquisition TO the operatic stage. and will
ever be welcome TO W ashngton. Miss Eeliogg's
last appearance will be in the matinee Saturday.
Ford's opsrs-House-Bijou Heron.
To.nigh h. the ire play Of Mons. Alphonse Will
bs Iratr ced at Ford's Opera house by Days
F4ftr-avelus company. The excellence OF the
cast will make the performance wholly agreea-
BILE, and the fact that BiIou Heron, tie wonderful
child OF Matilda Heron, Is to appear lends an
additional interest 20 the occasion. Her acting
is already marked by subtlety and GHesse TO an
extraordinary degree. The companyis deservedly
commanding atull and fashionable patronage.
Biz BopanZa matinee.
The benefit of Miss Sara Jewett, Washington
strength Of Days Filth avenue company will be
engaged to give ecidt TO the occasion.
New Centennial Drama.
On MordSy next we are to have a dramatiza-
ti0n OF Cooptr's roTel, THE Spy" The drama
is from the pen Of Mr.. Charles w. Barry, gen.
tleman whose experience eminently fits him for
the task, besides which he plays the character of
General Washington, and in which he has been
very successful. His makeup for the role is said
to be simply wonderful. The drama has been
come time in active preparation and Will be pre-
sented with an unexceptionable cast, new and
appropriate scenery, sc.
H&v,riy's Min trsls.
This famous organization will commence an en-
gagenent next Monday evening At Ford's opera
house. They are particularly strong in their
musical features, having o splendid quartette,
several excellent solo singers and fine orchestra.
Among the stars of the troupe Will be found Cool
Buraess, one Of the best performers in the pro-
fessioD.
Italian 0pera-Titisns.
This evening Titiens appears at the Academy
of Music, Baltimore, IN the opera Of " FayoriIa"
Her last appearance will be in the opera of
"Norma." Saturday afternoon matinee CON-
mer ces at O'Clock. Excursion trains by the Bal
timtre and Ohio road.
49, ~ Theatre Comiuue.
An eytning Of real epjaymsnt in Tatiety, spice
and iun is afforded for all the patrons Of the
comique. Some OF the speolaItIes are htstclsss,
and the sensational drama OF HWtfe Awake ;
L0lds the audience teihe last. = -;:,-'
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MORE VGElR UGIFGs II THE HlARl 1F sDIT
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STOVES AND TINWARE.
~~.~1o.~Io-C NNHcoDO~0ICSc
212 W; 49, u: MAE s, BIB

OlO SEVENTH STREET, o1o
Five doors from Pennsylvania avenue North.
sioSA0' FURNACES, FIRE-BRICKs,
REPAIRS FOR ALL KINDS OF STOXEs
PULL AssoRTxENT0rm oUsf-fUESNHiSs
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GENERAL NEWS Of THECITY

sEkERhl NEWS Ut tHtuN
PROGRESS Or THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION
MORE VEEiR DtIRGS II THE BilRl sF slIf
NEW l0RalN HOUSE FOR DESERVING POOR
INSTITUTION MASONIC CONSISTORY
INTERESTING Iss IMPRESSIVE CEREneSY
Miscellaneous Paragraphs OF Iatccest
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xpsT FxtY SHOULD 20 TO Sc SAVED
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tRtWDEg gVNGgEEEGATlQES IN ATTENDANCE