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New-York tribune., 1877-11-01
7. 0iDONOGHyE g. CO.,
no. 50 East tAtn-st.,
UNGOM-SQUARE.
GoJro dno Rooms.

West Side.
ONE large ROOM, with closet, on third floor,
~ to LEr without 6o % egan ~ GGg southern s sH.
gouEe haGd'9fy & ia Pee 10 ap wes I ST. private
~TU-AVE.. l39.-trs. i. WYCKOFF has
> one eceauttuite Of ROOMS 10 let. With private table
STH-AVE., Murray Ill., corner house. Mag
- uinceniy furnished apsrmen,s IrIee Sl,h g'y LII uf
Ij Library Ky eG5 sth.aye.
STH-AVF.. 33. corner 10th-st.-Two and
- three elegant ROOMS IN sure al fnt piya, aPa M & oi
fourth hoDre moderate prices
ETH-AVE.. G07. near Windsor Hotel.-Ele-
-, g42 ,ng ,s Of BcTi G-TS s i Win VI VII"
ssn WEST 1STH-ST.-A gentleman and wife
80 can be handsomely accommodated With conteciiLS
ana bosrd in qurt family also Two snsr gentlemen:
,,Q WEST WASHlNGTON-SQUARE.- -
rooms: house strictly arsi-ciss rierences reqllrel
taWEST 3GTH-ST.-One suite, four rooms,
without private table other desirable rooms
AZ WEST 35TH-ST-A large room Oh 4th
sD door with board, for one or two gtntemen rciefeH'
required.
~ WEST 39TH-ST. Handsome suite of
- rooms on paror snd che rooms. with board ret
OF 5TH-AVF., near 16TH-Sr. -Four large
. handsome rooms ihrd hooi-toeethor OF separately
.bGS FIFTH-AVE., (Nadison->quare.)- Board
SSDO and choice rooms singly or IN SUITE
35WEsT $4IHIST@First,s @ ,,t house ,sG 9ST sSS
80 1donGe oge9 Sr "r eS4'SI N ,IIs S1 BlpsXLL
East Side.
IN MADISON-hVE. - 4 beautiful second
hooI viii eAcel.nt board VIZ De Ge fiySa y t3 'ay so
Owned ly occupant riercnces Address r. CIIlOaAe Up
, MINUTES from 5TH-AYE. HoTEL.-
p Pafor four and f,rtblc ROOMS OF othcr hoors
sngy 81 suite with drs les BoAED. lo6 and lo7 East
23ist- References exchanged.
Sn EAST 33D-ST.-A front suite on second
~ hooi. also one ON tlro with or Without i'A'e 'be
I'e PARK-AVE.-Tandsom furnished al
- cGye room; second loor front gTae nlg @'' WIN
10 EAST 10TH, near 5TH-ANE.-Large
class BOARD, for gentleman and WIFE, or single ge enen
references
- story back ROOM 10 let ~lth BOARD. ample closets
hot ana cold water terms reasonable with references
Sse EAST 24TH-ST.-Comfortab sunny
rTatc, IRE e5id gas peIna,
nent part.rs.
s01 EAST 2iTH-ST.-Nicely furnished
tskf EAST 40TH-Sr., near Lexington-ave.-
ECR A FURNISHED FLOOK for Housekeeping, to
gentlemen family private.
t.lS EAST 19TII-ST. (near Gramercy Park.
'front.' and sunny sum-, & ,e & @ g9ha E9A JOY two seRtf
modern impro semcnts tcrms moderate; references.
lSR EAST 36TH-sT.-Well furnished rooms
teb with without board in strictly private fmiy ol
three adults; references required.
OSH LEXINGTON-AVE. near 70th-st.-
C,JO American private iamiiy references.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
DOARD WANTED gentleman and wife
want handsomely furnished ruOm between 4th
and IN ave- 21 and 4n1sts have good table and
attendance Wl pas 500 per month. Address H. C. T. T.
o. Boa 1881, y. l. cay.
vkyANTED-By an elderly gentleman and
w BOARD IN a sificty private ianiy 0i renne
ment between l7Ih and Jih str Madison ana 9thGye
Datias would be- In nice household agreeable and unoioc
0nable every respect; sY roam n0u not " e~SSSu
sl2O per month. Address o., T. v. Boa, 1870
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Gin nca! C6tntc for Sale.

EOP SALE.-Watcr front for REFINERIES,
/ CHEMICAL WORKS. FACTORIES, DC. Lang bio -
with bllkhtal water also blocks for DIV % - Tor sale
very low. Apply % vs. l.. BlDWEK, l10 W!llamst
7 ROMANO BROWN will take charge Of
-. estates collecting rents paying taxes. insurance. &C.
for Ulic: 8, %. l,-5j Ers,a" corner 51d-l
O. 40 ssI1N story browu-stOne HOUSE,
~ fCsOFU West 4Jths., betseen On and 7,haye'
Apply CLAED X WHITING, Becklnau-st, Tor TAI
particulars and permit
New-York tribune., 1877-11-01
auctior Sales OF RIAL Cstate.

FOR SALE-NO. G2 OlIyer-st., occupied as
opothecSgy shop ant dw ling. 27.7x5l5 Ler. mn.
tory sale auction Wednesday October - So, al u
te Exchange -aesIOo 80. II Broadway New York.
Uutil that llmc may DC lid a; private sae.
EDWARD 4. LAWRENCE Auctionecr.
l28 Br0ad. AZ, ke~-Y0rk.
WILLIAM JAY, Trustee. - Maiist.
The above sale Aas been adjourned to November lj 1871
Glnc hour and place WILLIAM JAY, Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-01
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsFE

Warii Caibsr.na Die'lto n pcni ........ Nominal
rex and vii, to n nely -. ,......... $500
2l-aye, cor 4ith-st 20XS2. Wick and wife % .
Joseph Isenberg. 1000
Brri'L irr,cul Ir 4 Vincent JOHN Tovrsteu1 100
To N zsbcth Currv...... .... ,....... 49,. Nominal
isg aad wiieto :: I ro3az '. 26-5o
Hear, Ret to g B,usou 1900
H-urvs 60 -s2l Ke.clee. I,et to 5i0O
To- ri6eis,er -. 5000
s1i virc t. " Scare. " l. 1880
Mar r Ward and husband to / = reser1ft ~ 1000
10. h st s. u # Gth-ave, ls5xg3l1, samuel
IaUfr .se.h Biss.cxS Nominal
lOaical1 J. Y. SAVAGE. Deputy Register
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Couilrn Heat GsIdte for sale.

4 TTRACTIVE FARM, $1,000. forty-One
N acres.-Cheapi no exchange. y, So'Der'.lle NJ.
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Conuirp Doar0.

Couuirp Doar0.
A PLEASANT WINTER HOME, with beau
~ uful surroundings; ell the cOnvenienccs; excellent
table 50 10 20 per week. Box -, Morrstown. y j.
A LOVELY Fall and Winter Home, 10
n hours central Railroad Of NeN Jersey fine rooms well
heated and hrstcass boaT; terms S. Address BUXTON
North Branch some set Co. y ).
ENGLEWOOD ,New-Jerscy. y.-First-ciass board
A. ryate family ~ Fail and Winter at mo crate prices
Adcrcss ros Office Boz 40 l73. Engowood. Highest
euces.
HILLSIDE HOUSE, MOntclair y. J.-Wm-
Il Ter BOARD for families ample grounds excellent
c0mmOdsuons no malaria. situation lac lful and pleasant
favorable ior delicate lungs Of access near 10 schools
and churches. Address Box 60 M0utclair y. j.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-01
miscellaneous.

CASTOR and COD-LIVER OIL, BALSAM
~ COPAIBA and other nauscons incidence put up Ia Tie
AMERICAS SOFT CAPSULE tOMPANNS fI-btLClLD
CAPSULES.
Take no other soft ana soluble sways reisle no taste no
Trace Mark. Price % cent? FoT sale by All druessis
rKyHE PEW COMMITTEE of the Vestry of
tho First Reformed Epscopal Church viii be attend
auce al ne church Madison and NEDNls-
DAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY aud SATURDAY ENEN-
INCE OF week o'clock. for the such
peBs sngs not already disposed FOR the
beg.Guing November !.
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Gelp Wanieo

OERMAN MAN, FIRST COOK good wages.
" ingure PROTESTANT HOME BUBLAU, lJs eth
%, -four aoogs ABOVE lUthSS
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6iGiionerp.

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, 45 Maiden-lane,
- solicit your custom. Frstoass Blank Books Stationery
So Frutng at l0w9pnces
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frrnifure.

4rrnllnre.
ShEAP STORE.-IngraIn carpoos, 25c.; Ia
kst, pl carpets Aatngs Rugs, Mat. Veveteens BAn'
Tsnted AeOns 22c.; RepellenHi Army Pants. 81
Ss ,ssSei Ooas &c II West Houstonst
fLhSONS desiring TO have their furniture re-
&c. "a 9r reyaTnishsd call address L. 6CHEUFLER
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4mns semeurs.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. Both SEASON.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW-YORK
CONCERTS AND FULL PUBLIC REHEAhSALS -,
Subscription Tickets the Concerts and Pubic teheasa
either. now the Box once OF tno
Academy d rnm q d { rallY
New-York tribune., 1877-11-01

Steamships France ,or Uavre Utopia ior ordon scythi
for IivcrrooI Colon f0r Aspi0wa cry Of Vera Cruz q
Havana Santiago de Cuba, for Charleston brig Reia, f
Isuuset-At sandy Hook. fresh. n. w cloudy.
City Island. X. cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-01
Che Curt.
aIusital 5nsIrumelts

yRANICH & BACH, 243 Last 23d- st, no,r
N ~ ave. beautiful assottneut OF ono h.n041fi'S
,oih nes secondhand ~hch they are Odrins f-) 90
pianos lieut. snd sold Ou instal.neuts.
I IGHTE x ERNST, old house Of Lgh,e Il
j 4 Btsibury. orer th"tr splei'ld fiANgtohlEs %
prcea monthly payneat4 a. ~ AAsslstss1 As
smiths AMERICAN OHgANA
- X. BALL 81 Co..
>. No. IA EAST lkTBT
stoln ns.Ys Enc othSf PisEce sTh ofxsrs 20
tore .sa instsltr eats. and toJ roni.
oS PIANOS 20 sell regardless OF price; 7l2
vsb octave. slmpfnycmcuts tIA. ugwsris r.isr'esIs
reoayed, reat ~ VABLka dth-sya asd Ssdss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
HE,eHsoRHoop NEWS.

Vermillion Standard Sept. 70 til.
-. X. Lathrop has concluded to remain
in Vermillion. He now adds his name to
the firm of Jones & Lathrop, grain buyers
and lumber dealers.
Capt. j. r. Stanley, formely citizen of
Vermillion as well as U. S. deputv mar.
shal, has thrown aside his official robes and
grasped the plow handle. He is making a
model Of the Eureka farm.
We understand that Ira. ]. Horton will
take a fine piece ofhorse flesh to the terri
torial fair. 1t is two year old but gets
away with any thing thus far heard of in the
county.
The grain market in the CITY has been
unusually lively this week, and the price of
wheat has advanced from so to SS cents.
Monday, about 1000, to 1900 bushels were
marketed, and the price ranged from so to
IS.
A flock Of sheep, numbering nearly two
hundred, passed through this city last. Tues
day. They will hereafter Craze on CLAY
county grass. We understand they are |
portion Of the flock recently purchased by
Col. Vinton, of Saybrook.
Kidder, w. tx. Hollenbeck, internal rev.
enue collector Sheriff George Mcdonald. |
n. D. Barber, and others took in Wall Lake
last week. At Sioux Falls they were ioin.
ed by Col. Campbell. The party returned
Monday evening and reported very pleas
ant time.
Sioux City Journal Sept. Soth.
The annual parade of the fire department
will take place next Thursday, October
fourth.
The daily receipts of wheat here are still
increasing, about 1900 bushels having come
in yesterday. The price remains at % cents,
at LeMars. ''
The presbytery of Fort Dodge, to which
the church in Sioux City belongs, will meet
At Carroll next Tuesday, and the synod Of
Iowa north will meet at Marion the follow.
ing Thursday.
The cook on the Silver Lake fell over
board three miles below Springfield at
2o'clock last Tuesday afternoon. He was
cleaning the deck near the cook -house. when
he slipped and fell and was seen struggling
in the river. Not knowing how to swim,
he sank to the bottom. A long search was
made for his body, but without result. His
Fame was Nels Upland, and his age about
25: He has a brother living ten miles north
OF Vermillion. He was quiet, sober and
Industrious man.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
BLACK HILLS NO. IS.
Deadwood Times, Sept. 9th.

Deadwood Times, Sept 9th
Those who are presumed to know all
about it say that not less than ten thousand
tons OF hay have been put up IN the foot
hills and adjacent valleys during the past
season.
1t was street rumor this morning that
seven deaths had occurred in this gulch
yesterday. Mountain fever, villanous whis.
Ky. and consequent exposure is, no doubt.
what did the business.
Wambole, Gunderson & Co.'S. stamp mill
at Lead City, crushed nineteen tons of ore
from The Home Stake No. last week. and
cleaned up over 90 ounces of gold. The
ore was float, or top rock and was hard as
flint. ''
Dan Harnett, owner of the Creole mine,
on sheep Tail, pounded up three ounces of
quartz. taken from his lode yesterday. and
obfatned nine cents in gold. We know
this to be fact because We assisted in the
extrlcating process, and there is no CANNON
Holten & Malone have discovered ce-
ment deposit, about nine miles up White
wood from this citv, that is fabulously rich.
Ihe deposit is about thirty feet in width
and has the proper pitch.
The Uncle Sam lode, situated on the di.
vide between Black Tail and False Bottom,
is being developed to considerable extent
and promises to be extremely valuable
property. The owners have opened the
vein in three different places, and have
shafts down to the depth Of %, IL and IA
feet respectively, with the lower or foot
wall fully defined in the discovery shaft.
Fred Evans, who returned from Rapid
City yesterday, says that town is distancing
all others in the Hills in point of fine bust.
ness blocks and dwelling houses. Plenty
OF dust is in circulation there and dealers
are happy. There are now about five hun
dred miners at work on dry diggings, some
where within convenient distance of that
place, and the gold taken from this camp
nearly al finds its way into the Golfers of
the Rapid City merchants.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-02
SENTENCED HER HUSBAND.
Virginia City Chronicle

Mrs. Morris, woman justice of the peace
in Wyoming territory, heard case Of scan.
dalous character, in which her husband was
defendant She sentenced him to be hanged
by the neck until dead, and was to have The
sentence carried into effect at once, until the
attorneys explained to her that she was sit
ting simply as an examining court. She
then held him in bonds Of SIS 0Oo,oo to
await the action of the grand jury and said
she would shoot the first man that attempted
to raise the sureties.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
The New Democratic Daily.

We have been furnished with prospectus
Of the Washington Posi-, n new Democratic
journal which the publishers propose to is
suo from the 4th to 9Th inst. at 9i4 Penn
sylvania avenue. The proprietors of the
Daily Post say they are encouraged to be-
lieve that Democratic journal has field
in the national capital. Washington is a
political and intellectual centre, it is pros
porous city, and II should have pride in
supportinga worthy press.
We most cordially welcome our new CO.
temporary to all the joys and all the sor-
rows of journalism at the national capital.
An able Democratic paper onght to be well
sustained here, and no doubt will be.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
PERSONAL.

SHARON Ia simply mining his own business.
NECESSITY reforms tho poor and safety the
rich.
FouR days musical convention is in full
din at Lee, Mass.
Mr. DARWIN eats saussges so as to discover
the missing link.
How would it do for Mr.. Hayes to pair of
with Mr. Tildenp
J. +. II. CLAIBORNE is writing history OF
Mississippi in four volumes.
The bronze tint of pumpkin pie blends
nicely with the hue of turkey.
GOV. VANCE, of North Carolina, is to deliver
lecture on THE Demagouge."
SITTING BULL says ho would have Jared
better IL he had been an Ohio man.
GEN. MITE. the midget, has boen i'll with q
bronchial affection. lie is cOnvalescent.
Mr.. ELIHU h. WAsHBURNE Is to be offered
II formal reception ut Indianap0 Is next week,
TIE question that Is now being discussed by
the press of Delaware, Is cider intoxicat-
ingY'
FRANCIS ID. MOULToS, the late Mutual
has gone into the salt business In Central New
York.
SIR EDWARD THoRSToS, the British Min,
ister To the United States, has arrived from
England.
Miss WINSTON, daughter of the late Com
usndcr Francis Winslow, is giving piano re
citals In Boston.
Miss Temple REED, daughter Of Samuel II
Reed, of the Cincinnati GastttS sailed yester
day for Europe.
The Sultan is a poor, weak plngiarist. Hi,
cry, "Let us have peace" is notOriOusly o.
American origin.
IT is reported that the President is going ID
the New England Society dinner in Boston
oil December %.
BISHOP WALSH, Of London, Ontario, was, OF
Wednesday, the occasion OF tho tenth aunivcr
sary Of his consecntiou. presented with u mum
National Republican., 1877-12-01

WE understand that the judges in equity
court hold meeting this morning which
will afford an excellent opportunity for them
to revoke the order which directs all notices
in the administration Of wills and in the
settlement of estates where there are no
wills, to be inserted in the Law Reporter, u
purely legal publication. There will bc
marked propricty and justice in such action
on the part of the Equity Court and we
have right to expect that It will be done.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
SANDER She Bane Of Journalism.

IL was rather small business for George w.
Smalley. the Tribune correspondent, to refuse
to attend the American dinner to Gen. Grant
in Paris rather than buya ticket, and then to
copy and send to his paper an abusve account
of the same affair from tho sensational Paris
GaaIois. There is some doubt whether Mr..
Smalley would do such q thing of his own
volition. 1t has been apparent for some time
that the reception of Gen. Grant abroad, with
its reflex effect upon Americans at home, has
been an unpalatablc subject for the Tribune,
whose editor has borne him personal hatred
from the day of Vicksburg Landing to the
prcsent.-The Daily Freeman, Kingston, NJ y.
LITTLE hSsIE Il the daughter Of one of our most
prominent citizens. Yesterday she told US. in her
way, what good medicine Dr. Balls Cough Syrup
Was as II had cured her Of a very severe cold.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
DIED,

GIvAuDAN.-on the 18th of November. 1877, An
TOME CHARLIE GiNA AuntS. aged FOR y y-uvs years
Ills funeral viii take place sunday nflernoon.
December the sesond, nj o'clock, nom his late
idencp. number Sb Eighteenth street northwest.
Friends and acquainalces respectfully invited to
attend
FALEI- November gIth. In his 73d year. JosEPH
r. FAlRs. Funeral services Will he held in Calvary
Church, Eighth aud II streets northwest, NJ
I'D clock, 10 day, Saturday December l. .
ALLES.-On Tuesday evening November q,
Is.i JuSO AILrN, daughter OF JaIntB NJ. and Matte
T. Allen, ngeh year and n days
BEALL-At his residence IN Brightwood, n C.,
November ~, 1871, Mr.. WILLIAM ID. BEALL, IN the
18th year Of his age.
Ills funeral Will take place from Emory Chapel, on
Sunday, DVcember ., ut IL O'Clock n. IN. Friends
and relatives OF The Decreased respectfully Invited
10 attend.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES November %. isT. at
li:J5 n. Of paralysis, Mrs. .ELIzkBkrH CoLCLAZIEB,
relic Of tho late Jacob Colclaxer, In tho Sad yoar OF
her AR.
Her funeral will take place from the rsi'ence OF
Daniel " COlclazler, 2Il7 M street to-day saturday.
Dsceuhrr |, nj pclOck ~ M. to proceed 10 Immacu
n Conc On Church, cornerof Eighth and ees,
where Requiem High Mas will ba celebrated at
a. N, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
attend,
National Republican., 1877-12-01
The Oprra-tiouse.

There will bo a matinee and evening per
formauce with which to wind up the weeks
successful entertainments at tao Opera House.
By reference to the advertisement Ia another
column, it will he seen that the Dramatic aud
Variety Combination ARE very full and com
plete. The drama Of "The Murphy Move
inent" will bo giyon at both performances to.
day.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

THE Raleigh IN. C) Observer has ceased
to characterize Senator PATTERSON as n
"carpet-bagger," since he has made himself
srrviceable 10 It's political purposes II is so
also with a colorcd citizen. When he votes
the Democratic ticket he ceases to look like
"niggcrr to the Bourbon eye.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
MEDICINAL

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR.
~ ROBERTSOS can be consulted every "Wednesday
and saturdNy at his Office Oh sire northwest be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, from 2toOp m. From long
experience in hJ tai and private practice he guara
tees a permanent cure In all disc o. the ur
Organs and Of the Nervous system, vixi Organic and
seminal Welkness, ,Impotcncy. .(lOs OF sexual poYerD
Nervous Debility aud Trembling Paipitntio OF the
Heart Dlmness of sgnt or Glddintss, Pnlus IN the
Back nd Nocturnal Emissions, &c all resulting from
abuses Ia youth or eScesses In manhooi Diseases
recently contracted cured In i've To ten days and the
poison entirely eradicnied nom the SYSTEM also oil
skin and blood disc quickly cured. DR. indnrsed
by the leading physiClans nf Baltimore, his native
city, visits Wa lmngon Wednesdays and Saturdays
All consultation strictly confidential. cc!2 ty
National Republican., 1877-12-01

All communications designed for publication
should be briS plainly w-ihea and only upon one ade
Of ne paper. Cbmmuaioutions snaecompnnie'ib by The
rams f ls author we md socit,i, and rM nefthcr b.
read nor returned. Rejected manuscrip, eiu not BE-
turned nor presuped. The crordod dats Of om col
umns during ne session of Coagress wM preclude he
faseriion of long arhoes.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Theatre conique.

Manager Rogers has done u successful busi-
ness this week, and has good reason for his
Thanksgiving. This afternoon and evening
will bo presented "rhe Forty Thieves" intro
duciug the grand .tmazonan march, by forty
young aud handsome ladies. The Irish char
acter artists, McsSrs. Scanl0n and Cronin, with
other variety stars, are among the attractions,
National Republican., 1877-12-01
NIRRfED.
nskpAl,pN- -CyIApMAN-Dn the sth ri

PARAGON CIIAPMAN.-On the 18Th Of NOvem-
ber ls7 Al the Parish Church, hiarritz Basses, Py-
John Biddlr Chapman OF Philadelphia, 10 Ine Prince
JOSEPH PIGuATELLI PARAGON, second sou of the
CoInte de Fupntes 1t fEgmOnt, Grandea Of Spain. .
HEBB-BEAN.-on Moniay. November %. 1871,
at tile phsny Church, by Rev; Mr Mitchell, WAL
TER II. HEBu to MARGARET Z. BRAN, both OF st.
MATy's county sd. lLeonardIown Beacon please
Copy.l
National Republican., 1877-12-01

THE funeral Of Mr.. FALEs. whose sudden
and unexpected death, we are called upon to
announce will take place at Calvary Baptist
Church to-day ut 2:30 p. nj. Mr.. FALEs is
among the worthy men, the loss of whom any
community may deeply deplore.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

Mr.. N. n. FUGITT Is Agent for the receipt
Of Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper, as well rs for the Collection OF Ac-
counts.
MIR. ID. II McCIELLAND Is also authorized
TO solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Crane and Robson In Forbidden Fruit ut the
National Next Monday Night

Manager Ford will present TO the public of
Washington feast Offun on next Monday
night. Boucicault's Forbidden Fruit" is 10
be produced with Stuart Robson and Billy
Crane in the principal characters, showing by
their view in natures mirror how wrong it is
for husbands to deceive their poor wives and
r oam among the gilded butterflies of dissipa-
tion and the fruit Of such deception. Tho
play was produced here last season, and at the
time was pronounced the most comic senss-
tion of the day; but with such strong team
of comics as the "Chcrlibsr the present pro-
ductiOn will he scrramcr. "rhe Cherubs" Is
pet name the people christencd Robson aud
Crane, and their pictures as such is seen In
every window on the Avenue, They have a
new comedy entitled "Our Bitchclor," which
has passed the Rubicon of Boston, and they
threaten US with it on Friday evening next
National Republican., 1877-12-01
IK USEM EN1,S.
Aimee's Last Appesrance-A New Opera
Tonight at the National Theatre.

Aimee's Last Appesrance--A New Opera
Tonight at the National Theatre.
Aimee continues her triumphs at the Ma
tional Theatre this week. Both on Thursday
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening, and
also last night, the house was crowded, and the
operas were given TO the complete satisfaction
of the vast audiences assembled In the theatre.
Aircc's farewell appearance in Washington
takes place this evening, when comparatively
new but most successful opera will be given,
viz: les Cent Yiergcs," (Thc 100 Virgins.)
This opera was produced for the first time in
Washington in 1573 by Mile. Aimee, and made
the great hit of the season. The music is light
and frothy, the dialogue sparkling, and the ao-
ton most lively
The part Of Gabrielle is one in which Aimee
appears to peculiar advantage; and during the
course of the opera Mile. Aimee sings one of
the most beautiful wnltzes that Lecocq ever
wrote.
At the matinee this afternoon the cyer-pjp-
ular "La File dc Madame Angot" will be per-
formed, with Mile. Duparc in tho role of Clair
etc. and Mile. Mario makes her appearance in
Washington us MHe. Ldngc.
Next Monday night will be produced For
biddcn Fruit" with the comedians Crane and
Robson as tho "Cherubs" in the play.
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