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National Republican., 1876-12-15
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
LES mIsERARLEs.

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What the Thieves are Doing-Pursuit
of Chicken Pirates-Designs Upon
Cbildren's Hats-Petty Criminals on
the Increase. ID lies sass
Yesterday afternoon Oficer McGreeyey dlscov-
cred q couple of colored thieves making on with
q bolt of cloth which they had succeeded In pur-
Joining from some dry goods merchant The
officer followed them up, and as the thieves i'm
proved upon their start, he jumped into buggy
his horse, and the thieves, seeing the ODDS were
against them, dropped the goods at the corner OF
/ and Onehan street southeast and escaped
through the prickyard in the vicinity. They dis
appeared in the direction Of the Island. The
goods proved to be bolt Of fine waterproof cloth,
Last eRsnng ofoef McGrsevsy arrested ohas
Hall, ,colored whom he caught in the asst Of appro-
to himself % T10dsH Saxs gn se
Judge Smell this morning.
An unsuccessful attempt was made some time
residence Of A. De We're Burr, No. 0 Second
street southeast, by forcing back door. Their
plan was frustrated By the vigilance OF the efh-
About 8 O'Clock yesterday morning some
chicken thieves made q descent upon the henery
Of Charles Hilton, 4o5 East Capitol street, and
in their flight, which was rather hurried, as the
servant, who discovered them, was in pursuit
They made their escape, being more feet Of foot
Some time early yesterday morning thieves en-
tered the feed store of b. J. Cady, corner OF Filth
and G streets northeast, and relieved the drawer
of some small change and articles amounting to
about s3.95. ....-.-
About o'clock last evening m unknown white
man stole half of q keg Of butter from Metzger
& Brothers grocery, AZ Seventh street north
west and was successful IN eluding pursuit.
Oficer Reeder yesterday afternoon arrested
two colored youths, named Richard Hill and Al
fred Lee who were making practice of stealing
hats from children. They were operating in the
neighboLhood of Seventh and L streets when cap
tured Thew exhibited considerable shrewdness.
and did not molest any children unless they wore
hats of some Value.
National Republican., 1876-12-15
Court Calendar for To-day.
wor,b and IN. Ir.te Ducbes,,

Worth is in trouble again; with spirited
Partisan Duchess this time. He had, after full
fortnight's consultation and an INFINITE deal Of
assistance on the lsdy's part, designed toilet Of
toilets, magnificent, unique. Not long afterward
the Duchess, while at her milliner's, was sur
prised rather than pleased to discover displayed
on the milliner's sofa the exact duplicate of her
- costume. the same shades, the same trimmings,
everything. The mIlliner also patronized Worth.
that She did not want the dress. He returned
reply that 1t had been ordered and executed &C
cording to order, and must be accepted and paid
for. Thereupon the Duchess took fearful re-
yenge. She wrote to NJ. Worth: Il shall take and
pay for the dress, but not wear it send you this
by my cook; you will be so good as to alter the
costume so that II will fit her." And now that
cook on her day out appears in one Of Worth s
most exquisite creations, and the cream Of the
joke is that the blow has been efiectual, and
Worth thinks hirnself disoraeed
National Republican., 1876-12-15
Death Oh a Prominent Minister.

Rev. John H. Linn, D. D., presiding elder of the
Louisville district OF the Louisville Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, died at
his residence in Louisville, KY, on Friday, the
sth inst. DR.. Linn began his ministry in the Bal
timore Conference Of the NJ. E. Church in 1887.
ference, and has labored in that and the Missouri
Conference ever since. He was man Of eminent
ability as preacher, very successful in his min
istry and universal favorite among the people.
Ee has closed his labors after forty years of itn-
Grant life, in great peace, honored by the Church
he had SO long served, and lamented by the people
wherever he was known. t-... =.
DR.. Linn performed the ceremony at the mar
rage of Ulysses S. Grant and Miss Julia Dent.
National Republican., 1876-12-15
A Bonapza I'm Coral.

The United States steamer Gettysburg seems
to have struck bonanza in coral, and should the
discovery prove genuine and the material as great
in quantity is alleged, the market value of pink
coral will be considerably deprecated and the dis
play of It more common. Itwas on November I,
on the voyage of the Gettysburg from Fayal to
Gibraltar in latitude $780, longitude 1i:2s, that
the vessel was found TO be anchored on an i'm
mense coral bank. Shortness of coal and some
necessary repairs to her machinery compelled
the Gettysburg to proceed to Gibraltar without
But from the partial knowledge obtained the
bank is reported of immense extent, and the
material of rich, delicate, pink shades The dis
covery has created much interest at Gibraltar.
1t is believed that there are millions in it," and
the locality having DeeR buoyed the Gettysburg,
when refitted, will return to it and make q com.
plete investigation
National Republican., 1876-12-15
Burninr out a Thfeyes Jungle.

Friday, at noon, the mounted police, assisted by
the residents of Benning and First streets burned
out the cane-brake on the bank Of the river be-
tween Allison and First streets. Such a skedsd-
ding of roughs and vagabonds was never seen
before. This place has been for long time q
harbor for thieves and rogues, who have com
mitted many depredations in the neIghborhood
of Los Angeles. The brake being dry, Il burned
briskly, and for o time the whole neighborhood
seemed to be on fire. When the flames had sub
sided and the ashes were turned over, many arti-
cles Of camp furniture were discovered, and among
the rest were burglars tools and skeleton keys.
The mounted police will watch this rendezvouz
and prevent any further encampments' being
formed. The place has become SO notorlously in
tested that the residents afraid to retire TO
their beds. Now that the destruction has been
accomplished they rest in comfort.-Los angeles
(CdLl Herald Nor, 10,
National Republican., 1876-12-15
Hon. L. @. C. lamar on the Health
Lift.

Having for several years suffered from nervous
debility, resorted to the use of the Health Lift,
at the parlors, 925 Pennsylvania ayenue, with but
little hopes Of its doing me any good A short
time however, after 1 began the exercise felt
the work of renovation and reform in my entire
system, and am very confident that 1t kept me up
during the long and laborious session the Forty
fourth Congress At the same time lady friend
of mine began the same exercise, and the effect
produced on her is simply wonderful in the resto-
ration Of her health and strength. / recommend
restoring muscular power and nervous vitality.
may add that my voice, which had been worn and
weakened by over-exertion has been restored IN
somewhat Of its former tone and strength, and
attribute its restoration exclusively to the use Of
the Health Lift. cannot say what think IL has
done for me without seeming to use extravagant
language. r-T L. Q. Q. LAMAR.
WLsgINeToN n q August ls 1870
National Republican., 1876-12-15
A Fair Stakeholder.

Two Chicago ladies became greatly agitated
the other noon over the prospective results Of the
election. iI'll bet Hayes is elected" said one Of
them. "And III bet Tilden is, said the other;
"Ill bet my watch and chain against sIoo that he
is" "I'n take that bet," said the other lady
promptly. PUT the bets up in my hands," re-
right cried the two, and into her hands went
the stakes. That same afternoon the young lady
holding the for feits put on the watch and chain,
and prancng down town, glided around until she
had spent 80 of the money for gloves, $50 for a
cloak, SIS for q hat and SIS for a new kind OF
hustle and other things. And now she is waiting
for the Official returns when she will decide that
both OF the betters have lost the watch and chain
and that she is entitled to the 500 as a recon-
Dense for her trouhIe
National Republican., 1876-12-15
After His Mail.

There were vigorous inquiries at the post Office
yesterday for the chief clerk, and when the cap
tain's face appeared at the window the inquirer
asked: "Has q cross-eysd worlan been here ask
ing for letters addressed TO me?n The captain
hadn't seen her. swell. she'll be here this fore
noon. She's my wife, and she's little weak in
the head. She's got the notion that get love
letters from a woman in Canada, and she'll be
here to ask for my mail" "wellf'' "Weli,
don't get any such letters, Of course, but you
mustn't give her my mall. She might get one with
DRAFT in IL, and not know its value. Just say TO
her that you never knew Of my receiving letter
here, and that you have repeatedly heard me say
that 1 had the best wife in town. "But don't
know you.n ''Never mind that. In dealing with
an insane woman it's best to be soft and slick and
smooth. Just shake hands with her. praise her
small feet, and tell her she ought to be proud OF
such husband as am.n-Dstrot Free Press
"BY MY troth," said Edmund Yates, "they are
merry fellows in the town council of Galway! a
plan was laid before that body at its last meeting
for the erection Of a new wooden bridge in place
ofthe rickety old one between the Claddagh and
the ish,market. The engineer said he was pre-
pared to guarantee that the new work would
last fifty years. sAy,' said canny councillor,
but will you guarantee that We shall be here to
test that pledge of yours?' Nay quoth the sec-
retary, some OF us will have crossed another
BRIDGE Us Il a wooden one you meanf' queried
the engineer. "A bridge Of Styx, anyhow was
the prompt reply"
National Republican., 1876-12-15
CITY ITEMS.
SCARCITY OF MONEY.


There Is no doubt but the present condition Of
all kinds Of business and industry is fearfuly de-
pressed, and It behooyes every family to look
I when children are liable to Group. whooplng.
cough, etc. Coughs and colds win prevail every
sns Tess
should not be neglected. Doctors bills are ex-
pensive, and we would advise our people to use
One bottle at IS cents VIII keep your whole
family well during the winter Two doses win
states, and BY Your druggist Charles stott s
Co., wholesale agents.
DIR. wILBoR's COD Liver OIL AND LINE.
Invalids need no longer dread TO take that
great specific for consumption, asthma and
threatening eogghs.ood Liver on. As pre-
Ing taste, and also embodies preparation Of the
phosphate of lime, giving nature the very article
10 sd the d
This article also forms remarkable tonic, and
VIII cause weak and debilitated persons to be-
come strong and robust 1t Is for sale by all re-
spectacle druggists throughout the country, and
Is an article that should be kept in every family,
Sf COUGHS or ssop Of be upr
Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, chemist,
Boston. Sold BY all druggists. rsr-
BETHESDA wATKR- -ssEs-EF
The marvel Of the age.n We have this day
shipped a large invoice Of the celebrated Be
will furnish 1t BY the barrel, half barrel, deni-
ion, Jug SC. RIcHARD DUNBAR,
Waukesha, wis.
USE THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow
DER. A perfect dentfrice Its action on the
teeth is specific, removes tartar and discolora-
tion, arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean
and white. It hardens the gums, sweetens the
breath, and, containing no acid, cannot injure
the enamel Its constant use is recommended
to all, but especially to those who having good
! teeth wish TO preserve them. Twenty-Five and
nifty cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN's PoNApE OPTIME, for dressing
the hair. This fne pomade merits special mem
tion. Purely vegetable, Its effect Is 70 soften
and refine coarse, dry hair. imparting to It gloss
and beauty. Unlike many preparations for the
hair, 1t cannot tnjure, but Is highly beneficial,
equally SO to the rich, golden hued tresses OF
youth, the darker shades Of middle life, or the
er-streaked locks OF age. Twenty-Five and
fifty cents per bottle. ---r..--H--5.
PRACTICE ECONOMY. Renovate your soiled
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Joven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
per bettle.
National Republican., 1876-12-15
The Police Board.

The Beard Of Police Commissioners held ses-
sion yesterday afternoon. Patrick Il. Skidmore
was appointed an additional private for twelve
month";, to do duty on water street, Georgetown.
Private W. W. Morris, charged with gross viola
tion of the rules and regulations OF the board,
was fined IS. ..f. l. =. .L----..-.t ...
for Hquor license were dlsapproved: CHARLES
A. Roth, Dallas Knowlton, Jno. Brady, Chas.
KlotI, Tbeo. Rauth, Henry Young, G.. Elsebraum
and Ernest Dahle. -.- a.. ..r-.
The board wili hold the regular meetings on
National Republican., 1876-12-15
The Card,G gIant a Carnet.Rarrer

The Cardiff Giant was a carpet-bagger. His
carpet-bag has been discovered near the village
of Manlius. N. Y, 1t is of stone, with a smooth
handle The body Of the bag Is distended, show
ing that the owner was not a light traveller. The
theory is that in coming over the hills from the
direction of Chittenango the giant dropped his
bag while descending the east hill into Manlius
village; that the bag while there became petrl-
fed by the action of lime water or some other
natural process; that some Of the Oldest settlers
of Manlius village, while building a stone wall
near where this Centennial bag was found, picked
1t up and without particularly noticing It's curl
GUS form, put IL into the wall, where It remained
until found a few days ago by Messrs. Flint while
they were taking down their old stone fence for
the purpose of rebuilding it,
National Republican., 1876-12-15
Sudden Death Of Mrs. Alexander.

Mrs. Alexander, the venerable widow Of DR..
Alexander, of Canada, and sister of ex-Repre-
sentative Woodbridge, of Vermont died very sud-
denly last evening at the boarding house Of Mrs.
Rines, Twelnh street, near New York avenue.
Mrs Alexander had visited her brother, Judge
Woodbridge, ct Willard's hotel, and, after con-
versiDg freely and in a very lively manner for
awhile, went home TO the ab0ye-iudicated resi-.
dence, and soon after expired. The opinion OF
physicians was that heart-disease was the cause
of her sudden demise. -
National Republican., 1876-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FAssEssoa,s oFFICE, \. :, :.


~AssEssOR's oFFICE,
- WLsHINGros, d. c., Dec. Il 1876.
asyssy q
s :,s sas hey b ss ssgsrsd 70 %s5e S rstuSa
UARY !, lsH. or the Assessors win proceed g
ssssss "a n proge1 IN eS~Pssnse Nth the tsnts
TO make me cfsis Or is saiS ri;
SesI Information he can procase, make an Assess
% msnt against such person, hrm or Corporation, to
SGH9fSE i A nN6H R9HHFER, RUSsELL { b gEATE a%Es
~Iah desasi hlAc LAsbIS. q o1sxssTsk hssssssTs.
~A sPEGIA5 CoMNUxICATIoN
.l be heId q M .t %a.onie oeEs 4sSe Se rHis II AFEk
sSo 5sSs snd s q .ssF
L9Ssss sd Are NJ 1E,tsTnaiiy Ct invited to attend.
{ des Sa S''sf W. =. c. W HANCOCK. Secretary.
--GIvE THE BOYS A CHRIsTMAs
- Present that will osneht them, One Of
Dorman,s Printing Presses and ONCE complete,
No. s12 street. - : . del5
~ SPECIAL NOrICE.-ALL IN.
Is sa Gs M m N. nnd nd
ny auction rooms. corner Of Eleventh street and
Iedesned pIedees and comSission Goods M 81 iefs n with
:; Gold.seip 4 CO. which are overdue December
None fer Sa s ca:s as
viii be offered and every article is fully warranted
sIse a:soItHent IS very Sne cane's h.ir s sSax s
fne solitaire diamond ring. very fne diamond
Ssnds ses e. ana s TsoaSs S bo%ISs DsS ESss a'
def5 -st- Auctioneer.
~NOTICE TO POLICY.H0LDERs.
sSer OF TIE hSIUt n a E5RE fSsEE
holdsrs are hereby notified 70 renew their insurance
2 s ssf s In sa Or S.ssss ssss
ihs i ~ Monday, ). WESLEY si BoTEfER
National Republican., 1876-12-15

MANY years ago in Scotland Illicit distilla-
tion was practice consequent on the national
love OF potent beverages. 1t was lamentably
prevalent. The idle Highlander planted his still
in the remote glen Of the mountain corrie, and
prepared his whisky by the light of the moon.
He was an incorrlgible offender An Argyleshire
gaging in In this illegal trafic "Ye mauna ask
me-" said the smuggler, '.to gie't up, for y sup
ports the family. My faitf1er, an his father
afore him, made a drappie. The drink is guide
far better for a bodie than the -coorse big-still
whusky. Besides, perssit nae spedrin, at the
sil, an, a. is dune dacently an in order. dinna
see Rpfkle harm MT
National Republican., 1876-12-15

THE LATEST and nobbiest Is q drab fur Beaver
Sack Orercoat, handsomely cut. and fits perfect,
for so, at KATzEEsTEIN's, 80 seventh street,
be had. rG.E aas ~. g..
National Republican., 1876-12-15
Not Afraid to Make the Venture.

Marriage licenses have been issued to Philip A.
Nelson and LetitIs Payne, Josiah johnson and
Matilda Cross, Augustus James and Matilda
Brown, Reuben Scott and Mary Richardson, Jas.
II. Jones and Annie Tibbs. Sandy Fuller and
Susan Malontree, Geo. w. Kidwel and Maggie
NJ RnhaH.
National Republican., 1876-12-15
HorJpAy PRrsyyTs

Messrs. E NJ. Whitaker Son, oil Pennsylvania
avenue, Vernon Row, have just opened q beauti-
holidays, embracing gift books for old and young,
Bibles and prayer-books, albums, writing desks,
pocket-books, gold pens, engravings, chromos
and photographs in large variety, which are
being offered at cheap rates to cash customers.
National Republican., 1876-12-15
Looau1nIsCELLANY.

Catarrh cured-See DR.. Hartley. rs--ss.
Buffers stove exchange, corner of Fiith and
ASK for the. Hebe de RENE cigarettes; they
are the best Of all.
Burnett,s Cocoaine is the best and cheapest hair
dressing in the world. - -
at Herzog's, gl6 street. Orders attended to.
Best prices paid for castoff clothing ct Justh's
old ttAhd, No. els d street northwest. Orders
attended TO. ~, .,5s~ ~
All kinds OF trunks made to order, repaired and
covered at McNurray'f, sos Pennsyivanis avenue,
Market Space. ~
The most desirabi. furnIshed rooms, en- suite or
single, can be found at No. no and 21S Third
street, just north Of fPennsylvania avenue.
The public are cautioned against designing
persons counterfeiting Chris; xander's excel
lent dyspeptic remedy, "Melliston." Be sure
j. Il. Squier 90, bankers, l4ls Pennsylvania
eay e Special rates
posts Interest paid January and July, or
load of fine Western New York cider, 20
to 10 gallon casks; also, lot of Vermont boiled
cider; just received at Spicer's butter store,
southwest corner of Ninth and streets. Prices
low. ..r& 1.
We call attention to the advertisement in
another column of Smith, Birge & Co., lol4 Penn
sylvania avenue. Their facilities for steam and
their their own M % appartas, are, perhaps, superior to
those Of any other house In this community.
H. E. omey s. Co.'s exchange and deposit banks
northeast corner Of Fifteenth and Z Streets deals
in all classes of Government securities and In
District Of Columbia and all hrst-rate investment
bonds and stocks; also In American coin and
amount. Best rate allowed for per cent. i'm
provement bonds. Orders promptly flled for the
new United States ~ per cent. bonds.
.. AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
By Thos. E. Waggaman:
At o'clock, improved property at the corner of
Eleventh and @ streets northeast and at the cor
ner of Maryland avenue and Fifteenth street
east ..r ID =
By Young & Middleton; .-'-rpz Esl .r
At 4 O'Clock, valuable brick residence on the
north side Of Corcoran street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets northwest.
BY VIM. L BramhalI: 90 a-af-E g ar.t
At o'clock, two lots, one hundred feet front,
streets, improved by three-story brick dwelling
and by . two-story frame dwelling.
By Wash. B. Williams: -
AT 10 O'Clock, at Nos. 1889 and 1882 street
northwest, large collection Of furniture.
THE Roll OF HONOR.
The progress of many bright and promising
scholar is often arrested and discouragement
brought on by absence from school, caused in SO
many cases by q cough, cold or sore throat Give
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and let your children
answer present ~ when the roll is called.
HEALTH AND ECONOMY.
Medicated Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, at
-.a -... NOAH WALKER & Co.'S,
e25 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. .. ....
National Republican., 1876-12-15

MEN's UIsTERs for Is, 70, $40, sl2, sls. sls, so
and $25 at KATzENsTEIN's,
80 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-15

GENTS FRENCH KID BUTTON GATHERS fol
dress and party wear, at
p. II. l. STRAsBuReER's,
sos and 3oS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-15

CB1LDREN's Sack overcoats for a, s5, %, IS
.''S@H7,~ KATzENsTEIs's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-15

BOYS SUITS AND OvERCoATs. ...
B. Robinson & Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue,
next to Williams. Assortment large. Selection
Of goods the choicest.
National Republican., 1876-12-15

ALI THE NOVELTIES IN SUITS
for Boys, two-and-ha years, upwards, at the
Boys Clothing House. B. Robinson Co., 909
Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams.
National Republican., 1876-12-15
A Remedy for Big Ears.

We learn from Saratoga Springs that one ol
the bellies Of that village has had dificult opera
tion performed upon her ears for the purpose Of
reducing them to the ordinary size of such ap
pendagcs. The lady is accomplished and pleasing
to all who meet her, but up to this time she has
suffered great annoyance from the fact that hei
art of the hair-dresser or millIner could be EN-
ployed successfully in hiding this deformfty, and
she resolved TO 90 to New York and have them
cut down. Sac consulted with skilled surgeon
and, refusing to take chloroform suffered bravely
while undergoing the operation. The surgeon
believes that the ears will be all right again
within few weeks.
National Republican., 1876-12-15

............. READY-MADE CLOTHING.
of superior nnish. Overcoats, Business Suits and
Dress Suits from the lowest price which good
work and material can be offered to the highest
in price. We study the interests Of our customers.
Best goods for the least money. Children's Ul-
sters. $6; Boys Suits, s5 Boys Overcoats, So;
best line Of Gentlemens Overcoats from SO to $40.
t..s MOAB WALKER Co.,
Seventh streets,
National Republican., 1876-12-15
FoR TIVE HorIDAya

Slipper patterns made up in frst-class style, at
-..s ... H. L. STRAsBURGERs,
800 and 3os Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-15

y UvERc0ATS SPECIALTY
at the Boys Clothing House of B. Robinson &
Co., eCs Pennsylyania avenue, next to Williams.
National Republican., 1876-12-15
~ FRENCH CANDY, 70 CENTS

Passing by the large and well-known firm of I.
George Combs q Bro. corner Ninth and g streets
northwest last evening, noticed the most taste
fully arranged and the finest and. choieest lot OF
ton ON fnGifry we founo that tfis stock OF fresh
candy was offered AZ the extreme low price Of 25
cents per pound. Messrs. Combs and Bro. are the
original importers OF this choice class OF confec-
tiQnery. anu the patrons OF this enterprtsing nrm
VIII not fail to avail themselves of the best opportu-
nifty to lay in supply for the holidays. We advise
all to be sure and call our irrepressible grocery
merchant, /. George Combs, the original candy
man, de6-l0t
National Republican., 1876-12-15
REApY.uApE CLOTHING.

MEMS OvERcoATs for $3.50, $50, SO, s12, SIS
as SO S2 SIS, SIS $50, s35, 50, s45 and $50 at
KATzENsTEIN's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-15
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.

DICEMBER ERu-OEE WEEK ONLY
Admission 25, 30 and rs Cents.
MR. Jos. MURPHY,
The Talented Comedian and Vocalist, in the Beam
tiful and Exciting play,
a.s. @ soy KERRY COW. 7
MR. LOUIS l.. JAMES, Ea.
Z -Messrs. Harry Pearson. John Marble, u. II.
Stephens, W. g. Shine, W. II. Burton, Charles
Il -" = MISS ELLEN cUMsIINs. I'd -
Miss Kate Newton, Aiss ALA Perry and others.
KERRY Cow MATINEE SATURDAY.
National Republican., 1876-12-15

Boys overcoats for Is, %, ss, TO- s12 and SIS at
y .. KATzENsTHN's, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-12-15
THEArRE. FECHTER.
THEATRE.

~ AAAVNAA LabAIhSs
SOLDINE. a.---
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY including
Tenor. ana Forty Talented Artists.
Monday, Monday, Pee- ls NINE; r. I, ARoHIDUC.
Wednesday-CHILPERIC.
Thursday ENEVIEVEDE BRABANT.
Friday-rHE GRAND DUCHESS.
Saturday Matinee-MME. L. ARCHIDUC
Saturday Night-IAST PERFORMANCE.
To conclude each evening with
-. rr-H. TRIED BY JURY.
Admission: Orchestra and Orchestra Circle. a..
Reserved seats 50 cents extra Admission 10 Dress
Circle IS cents, reserved seats q, deI3-tf
National Republican., 1876-12-15

BOYS UIsrERs, for Is, 50, 81, IS and $40 at
KATzEssTEIN's, $40 Seventh street.