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National Republican., 1878-09-11

cannot fail 10 prOrs Of interest 10 al uho intend
tdrisaeting business in Washington.
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and u sts.
Wash. u. Williams. d. cor. Tenth street.
BOOKSELLERS AND SrATToNERs.
solomons a Chapman, 9iI Pennsylvania avenue
Win. BaIlaniyne, - seventh street.
W. II. 4 o. II. Morrison. rs Pennsylvania avenue.
L. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row Pa ave and Tenth 81
Felix D.sfOsscs .aoi2 II street
CLOTHING
= S. JuS,h GIo d street.
DENTISTS.
Dr. q DeMontreville. No. Icee, ,, northwest.
DRUGGI5TS
Goushl!n's Temple Drug store, and Ninth streeta
Entwisle, Pennsylvana avenue and Twelhh street.
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward O. Townsend, IIlI Ninth street northwest
Mrs. 8, f Fuller, Art School, i3is stree1 q. W.
Mrs Bnrr, 1875 II street
Georgetown College, Georgetown. D. G
Spencerhu business College seventh and L streetA
Miss Eva Mills Music, ltS stroet
School OF Music, 7OI Eighth stress. 1890
Musical Academy. J. T tauheld lisa s!ress ,..,
FINE ARTS
Markriter 6,J f street northwest
HOTELS
St James Hotel corner sixth and Pennsyivana ave
Rlgss House, corner Fifteenth and q streets
ESSt SS TSass, % FourissntS s and and ss% ssfessa s's~
WOrmlsys, II and ffneenth streetA
Morton House, W and VA street
fremont lOusa
HATTERs.
H. IL. stinemctz. 12T Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company IS High street,
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAILORS.
EisemRn Brothers, corner seventh and u strectA
4. saks Co., seventh street
Ii, Robinson 4 Co.. tUJ pvnlsylyAnia avenue
PIANOS
sanders q StRyman PcnnA ave. and Twelfth streek
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sorri, Peters, Photo liihographer No <ss Penn
sylvania avenue.
real. ESTATE
n H. Warner, ,si6 7 street northwest
JNhn sherman, 81. Cloud Building
Fitch Fox, Frecdman's bank building, 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney & Co., ~ Ninth street
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Proposals..
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
P1.r.OtrICn DErAnrMENr.

PO-TDfFICE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHiSoroS. u. C., september 2, n7a
Proposals Will bo received ut the Contract Office NJ
thls Department until p M Oi October a. ls7s, for
carrying the mails OF tile Uuited States upon the
routes, and according to the ieue OF arrival and
departure specified by the Department In the state Oi
virginia, from january l. 1871, to June 81 1881 Lists
OF routes, with schedules Of arrivals and departures,
Instruct ons to bidders with forms Tor contracts aud
bonds aud all other necessary Information, will be
furnish u upon application 10 the Second Assstaut
POstmaScrtIe General. DM.K KEY.
sept Postmaster Z Ienrral.
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u II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionccr.
hHRidk DwEfEiNG. M D. NO Hs . SsrREET N0RTn

=
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING, No. B2 o STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated April H. 1873 duly
recorded IN Liber No. sS7 folio H. OF the land
records for the District OF columbia and ut the writ.
ten request Of the party secured thereby. shall sell
ut public auction, In mont OF the premises on MON
DAY, september 2I 1873 at so O'Clock r. n the fol-
gdescrlhed real estate situate In the city Of
Washington, d. g. 10 wit Being the ea ten S0) feet
"a inches front OF let fifteen Nj) and the west
nine (Dj feet eleven Ol inches front OF lot sixteen O6I
by tho depths thereof In square numbered i've hun
dred ana twelve (5l2), together with the improve.
ments, &c. subject to two notes secured by deed OF
trust dated February ISIS, for t5O and 81 o, puya
BILE, tspoctivey In mud years, with Interest at
per cent, per annum.
Terms: Five hundred dollars with interest nj 10
per cent per from April Is ISIS to day Ofsae,
and expenses OF sale IN cash. aud the balance n .
and II months, with Interest, secured by deed OF
trust the property sold; sOo deposit at time Of sale
and all cOnveyancng at purchasers cost. feTin5 TO
be complied with in seven days otherwsi tho trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk
aud cu-t OF the defuting purchaser nitcr ivo days
advertisements y. u. ORME Trustee.
scp5 dads J, 7. COLDwELl., SalesmAn.
National Republican., 1878-09-11

A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP.
"A ERTY.
OFFICE PO4T ASD DEPOT
CuNAIzSARN Of SUBSisrENCE,
wA-HISGroS -. o., 'ptembcr j lsIs.
CTHOMAS BOWLING. AnCtloneer.l
VIII he sold at pubic auction nt Il o'clock m. on
THURSDAY, september l. ISIS at the United states
Subsistence Depot, Fisenth street, between u and
southwest quantiiy OF public property consisting
Of Desks, Iron sac OaTgel, Rubber Hose lwornD,
Large Pump, Platform Scales BIOck and Tackle,
CHuidrnns. Crn1s-rree tdOublrl, Wagon Bake Pans,
He'll tla'geD Wagon Wheels Window sash, lot Of Old
Iron BRAS, Lumber, sc. - .
scp,j. Cs,U.SA
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TO THE s5sFT WAY AEs EgpIH p5I5Htrnwns1
srLrsBBHiSS f$hsff fah EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE 'gSt WNsn I ISiT5S IT from Depot, cor
ncr Of skin ski and II Il sirests. as f6iiowsi
For Plisburg and the West lO;i9 a. M daily WIN WIN
urs SHf to ase 81 sSipSd d GSsO
BsprmTSR n dSIR Nh PTM PaTSs az + 9GfEftIap GhGftsI
h S9d tGs p NSrh & s I;e 2 ~ daily yr sScS snspor
T"ek i Haven cs Snd K 2lmiras MS'a al idSa M d%y
yS sSsss .ss Es;s SsSs n aRG mSI s Ea X
press OF pullman Parlor Cars. 9s0 IL n daily ef-
For RfooEiyn, Eow York. all through trains conuec,
af 5essy Cty N.Y., S ScS o, 10 ran sfTrat nvo
s G6uGe sfS ierTSso % and Journey S Ssw YORK
FOR Ssw York and the East I:so p: m. daily except
For fIiadepn!a, I:,o daily except sunday and
pres, o9a M daily except sunday; & ,,.,o
y. IN. daily, except sunday.
For Popes Creek Line, G1 a m. and 40 p m. daily
For AnnSpoils S:;i n m. and 81 tp IN daily except
ALExXSbRIA AND pFREDERtCKspyRq RAIL
For AteAai,ail, i, !, 5, 0IOiG H. am l;s t3S so,
For Ii hmond and the south. :; . aud 9VJa IA. daily,
| aud gio y. m. daily except Sunday. q
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. o, =,
| GIO. 10 il a m, i, i9O. 8 $50 and p. IN.
| Tn Sunday at S. and 10 u m and o. up m.
commodstionS can 70 rrocured at the Sficss-north.
east corner OF Thirteenth stIeethnd Penisyiyana ny
Snna avenue and q, she Depot where orders can Be
len for the checking OF baggage to destination from
l. i, TARSifR, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General ManAser. apl ual
National Republican., 1878-09-11
5VFFtN NIfTsTf1fN4'f 1t''NtTV"''''
TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE.

by virtue Of writ of fer Atchs issued out of the
clerks Office Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and to mo dlrected, I viii ~!l at pnhllo
for Gosh, Ut tie court door of snid District
on MONDAY, the 18Th day uf September, l,7s, at l.
o'clock n,. nil the right, title, Cliim and Interest Of
lowing described property To wit; Lot u, In Ann
Rnchnrds subdivision OF original lot and part OF
lot D. In square ~, Washington, n. e. together with
all and singular the improvements lhercom Levied
upon the property o. defendant, Caroline y Peugh
10 satisfy execution No ll'il Mt law In favor Of
the National Metropolitan Bank. use Of William
blanchard. FREBERiTk DOUGLASS,
VHi,rd states Marshal u G.
InIIN.SuInNIAN AnrlInnnnr nm2klf
National Republican., 1878-09-11
THE SMITH h EGGE MANUFACTURING CO.

LOCK BOX los, BRIDGEpORT, CONN,
Manufacturers Of specHltes In Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally Government and Giant Pad
locks, Sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks Organ
Lacks the automatically made Giant sash Chain,
perIur to every other and very much cheaper No
special pulley required The smith Egg MHnufhC-
turing Company also gives special attention to the
making oi estimates for the cost of the manufacture
OF patented inventions and all the necessary tools.
and the manufacturing OF the same on royalty. All
communicate uns treated Coundentally.
IN Nm
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sUp-Lors NuMBER 1, ., .. T. 5, IN

SQUARE No. 5iS, AND ORIGINAL LOT
fHERfFFy fhE tfFy p OF + w2siSGfoS s2sAE T9 p" %Ib
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
On filing and reading the petition of Carl Schurz
Secretary OF the Interior Is ordered In the above
Mary J. KiIImen tsidow Of John r. Kilimon, and
nST pSe .Nf Z w Pos 5os F. R@on 3ra RS
dolPh, and Clara kilmon The heirs and legal repre-.
George l. sheriff, guardian to clara Killmol; and TO
Sfs H. .On HsS"IH M Of BSs b.nsbG sG 70
trustees; aud to George l. sheriff, Beneficiary to
James < Edwards aud lanes L. Barbour, trustees;
beneficiary 10 Cassimer Bohn and Mary Ann, his
wife, OF Old Point Comfort Val to Ertsus J. Mid
snd s"a George SS fS H. Pspt 5Sa a a.s and 'as pan
sr SS5 !As Msnsrs, a%s oa an9 9IyS w,S w
Droop, partners under the name OF W, q. MetgerOtt
Q McSherry. and James c. Mcsherry, Catherine Car
surance Company OF the District OF Columbia Edward
OF Maryland; James Kcleher, Robert Pywsll and
George W. Riggs, commanding them and each OF
them g appear In M hSnoESs E SSsr % % and shST Gy Why
prayed for In Its sad petition OF or before the ls day
q October ISIS and That the summons be served on
OF October. ISIS Il they be found in the District Of
Columbia.
And II is further ordered that order OF publca.
tIon. addressed TO such of to the sad aboyennmed
persons do not reside IN the District Of Columbia,
and upon whom persona, service cannot be had may
tlOn OF tho clerk of this court once week tor four
successive weeks in two newspaper published n tho
bcr 1873 requiring the said non.resldrnts to he and
appear in this honorable court GU the DAY mcntlone
" such resident, at his Or her pos! office address
II the samo can he nscerland by the clerk OF this
0GPr T. cop, r1; DHvIp T. HHEENiEGEiE&XS HEis Giai& Justice
epaInwlw by Il. r. SPARROW, Asst Clerk.
National Republican., 1878-09-11

SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING lots
- NEAR BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOT, IN
wASlIINGTON, j. G..
by virtue uf q deed of trust recorded Ia I.hCr No
~ bliO u Of the Land Records of the District Of Co
unbli, We Will sell ut public auction to the highest
hildCT on the promises on SATJR RDAS tho llth Inst
~ O'ClOrk m, Urignpl lots numbered twelve tl2l
and thirteen (i5l In square nuuIDtud SIX hundryd
Gid eighty five OhslJ, Ia the city OF Washington, Dt
triE OF tUlumhln.
The terms Of sale are onc'thIrd OF the purchase
money IN cash. anh the balance IN tire equal pay
mrnts n. sly, twelve and eightcrn months, bearing
interest and secured TO the sttisa ton of the trustees
% all UaSh, ut thn option OF purchaser. deuuSll Ot
-iOJ will bc required at time of sale. All IonNeya
Ing and recording vt purchasers cDst.
EDWIN HARRIS, Tr,stoos
H. ROSS PERRY, J ''"'''''
YOrNG& MIDDLETON, AuctiOnecr.
s4t1UlhSAt,Vls
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Interior AGOynmentS.
q. W. FORSBERG Is CO..
REAMER Il DOWNING.

UPHOISrIBRERS,
And manufacturers ur all grl'!,s VI Mattresses,
No. TO3 X street y. w, Washington, ID. G..
Loose cover cutting speciality. All orders prompt,
ly attended to. Bll-llm
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Educational.

MISS HARRONER WILL REOPEN IIEH
4Nl school for Your Ladies' and IhildIen saptetn.
ber Circulars at BOOKSTORES and residence OF the
principal, 1896 street, opposite Franklin Park.
sepi.u
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AssIGNMrNrs FoR TODAY,

Circuit Iuun-JuolcU llumphrcys-slrong vs..
District Of Columbia.
Equity Court = Justice Macarthur. - No II,
Goodyear Dental NulCunile Company vs. Bright
well! No. Hell et al. VI. lIoll ct al No. TO- Iruyn
y Kennedy No. u, Gibson vs. Gautieri No. H.,
NJ, IT, DAVIS vs.. Goldschmidt; No. is, Barley vs..
Hebron; No. ~, Schneider vs.. Brown No. %,
Morris VI. Fowler
National Republican., 1878-09-11
DIRECTORY,
Tho Principal Business Houses OF wash
ingtOn.

The folo,crg is published for the benefit Of 7rdr-
cling Salesmen, Strangers, aud he public Jener-
dLy-it includes all trades and professions, aud
odnnot fail to prors Of interest 10 al Uho intend
trdrisacting business il Washington.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

THIS Institution OF en- to all students irrespective OF
iae or sex, Will resume eSerc,es In the Normal.
Preparatory, Collegiate, aud Theological Depart.
meUtN on
"WEDNESDAY, IiTH INSTANT,
a. oc'o'k a. IN. For Information apnly to
REV. WM. W. PATTON, n. n,
sapI.it President
National Republican., 1878-09-11


A. NJ. Leave Washington,
,ni9,,tNEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, AND nos
T,DN ENPREsS tllcot city; on sunday TO liai
Junction, iessup's, Hanover. and ELK Ridge.
GO-Hnltmpre, Annapolis, and Way. Crnnoerry
SirSbnrg, Winchester, IIagerstown md Way via
TD.tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS
si0-pnlnt Of Rocks Cranberry, strasburg. Win
s;O-NEW YORK, pIIILADELPIIIA. BOSTON,
AND BALTIMORE EMPRESS Pnrior Car 10 New
York and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis Juno
s1i-tsT. LOUIS, CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. AND
PlTISBtRG EXPRESS. HAgerstown and Valley
Pullman Cars 10 Cincinnati daily. Grafton TO SAN
dusNy daily except Saturday.
eoO-On sunday only-BaimOro Annapolis and
Way.
iOIO-PALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops ut Biaheus-
burg Beltsville, LAUREL Annapolis JUNCTION, Jcssups
and Hanover.
l2i0-Baltlmore, Annapolis. Ellicott City. and wav.
l!SO-tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA Ia AND BOS-
TON ENPRlSS on SUNDAYS TO Baltimore only,
Ia.fHLIiMORE, BLADENSBuRq, AND
LAUREL EXPRESS. Frederick via Nelhy Stops
E5i"fl0int oi Rocks, Frederick, IIaEerstown. Win.
chester, and Way stations On Sundays to Point OF
Rocks and Way Stations only. ly.
StPHllnaSIs AippppHRSSS SrSE Sna waE sa.21i nNp hA1
TiMORE EXPRESS Norfolk. except Sunday. Nor.
folk Passengers taken In tho cars direct to boat nj
Canton. stops ut Blndensburg and Laurel
Tl5,.tCHIcAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPIRES
Sleeping cars to Chicago.
sI5-GAtTIM9RE "a EXhTREsSsA ,orrsv1I1r
AND plTrlSBURd EXPREss, Pittsburg. except
| sunday. Pullman cars. ,,,
BAfTiN65RTE ESPREss. sisspins car 10 New New
York and special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
fDnliv. other trains daily except sunday.
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Park Seminary,

rrIncEal., Mrs O. NJ. CON DRoN and Miss A. Toll
MAN SMITH.
WIN reopen for the tenth annual So sion MONDAY,
sepirlnbcr ISIS Apply to principals for particulars,
HuykJw
FINHE LAW SCHOOL OF THE NATIONAL I'M
L yersity will open September2. Classes organ
zed at ~ Seventh street. fheJuniUr aud senior cns
when formed VIII he removed to the -prague Man
sion, corner sixth and streets The post graduate
classes VIII occupy the old premises. Prompt NJ
tendance requested. au!glmt
National Republican., 1878-09-11
Travellers Guide.
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great double-trnclS
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoRrnwEs2rr, 2r'IN VEST AND SOUTH.
s,,xn TO TAKE EffEGT

SUNDAY. W. JuNEpS SEES Isis, Hsf Rf ts A. NJ
National Republican., 1878-09-11
FINANCIAL.

Government bonds active at the following quota
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01
Rev, n. Purcell.

Very Reverend Edward Purcell, Vicar
General of this diocese, yester,
day celebrated his SEVENTEEN birth.
day. He was born in the town
of Mallow, Ireland, March 31st, 1908. AT
the age of fourteen he emigrated to this
country and entered Mount st. Mary's Col,
lege, at Emmetsburg, Maryland, where he
graduated with the highest honors. He
was ordained priest in the city of Cincin.
natl, on Passion Sunday, 1888, by his
brother, the venerable Archbishop of this
city.
The following, by the hand of Col. R. A.
Farrell, Ex-United States Consul at Cadiz
was presented to him yesterday:
New York to Cincinnati Greetng-Congratulat
Address to the Very Reverend Edward Purcell
V. G., Cincinnati, Ohio:
VERY REVEREND AND DEAR FRIEND-The
undersigned beg to present to you their
warmest congratulations on this your sew
entieth birthday, March 31st, 1878.
We honor ourselves when we congratu-
late the learned priest, model pastor and
honored citizen, who has so long and zeal
ously labored for the glory and honor OF
God, and patiently doiled to increase the
auxiliaries of the house of God, the semin.
ary, convent, monastery hospital, asylum
and schoolhouse, which are monuments of
Catholic piety and the pride of your city
and State.
We rejoice with all your friends through
out the land, and especially with those of
your own household and city, that your
life has been SO mereifully prolonged, and
our sincere wish is that it may be pro-
longed for many years to come, to serve as
an example and model of the sacred calling
which your virtues adorn and good deeds
illustrate.
We are very reverend and dear friend,
yours truly and faithfully,
Your New York FRIENDS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01

B8- IN order to accommodate Eastern adver-
tisers in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Sniffen, No. p
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special agent for the Eastern
States. This will be a branch Office of the STAR,
Mr.. sniffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on behalf and receipt all collections
therefor in ourname .
hb- CINCINNATI, April 1-2:30 P. M-.Whisky
in good demand and higher. Corn in fair demand
and light offerings. Oats quiet Barley, slow sale
and limited receipts. Rye, moderate movement
Wheat moderately active and steady. Flour in
fair demand for the local retail market but other
wise inactive. Mess pork steady and quiet with no
material change. Lard in fair movement but not
active and the market steady. Meats without
much demand and at about previous prices. Hogs
slow sale but light offerings and prices firm. Gold
1915
nB-WEATHER.-Fair OF partly cloudy weather
for the next twenty four hours.
R%-THE Covington Office of the STAR is at No.
7East Pike street. in Hardin's Insurance Office,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Special dispatches 10 the star.
OIL CITY, Pa" April 1900 A; M.--Allegheny
River foot and stationary. Weather cloudy
Thermometer 40. Wind south,
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, April lilo A. M.-Monon-
gahela River feet and stationary. Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 40. Wind southeast.
PIrTsBURG Pa, April 1-11:3O A. M.-River S
feet inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool.
WHEELING, w. VA, April 1.-The Fannie Tatum,
Pittsburg to St. Louis passed here late last night.
viii leave Cincinnati tomorrow.
]. B. CONWAY, Master.
CHARLESTON, W. VA April 1-12O0 M-Kan-
awha River feet and rising slowly. Weather
cain, cloudy and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, April IL p M.-Arrived-J B.
NJ. Kehlor from St Louis. No departures for this
evening. Weather clear and pleasant. River feet
inches below high-water mark of 1874
PADUCAH, KY, April lille A. M.-The Chas.
Morgan passed up this morning, ~ days out She
will leave Cincinnati for New Orleans Saturday.
The goose has turned out to be gaRder.
A. STEIN, Master.
ST. LOUIS, April 1-12:01 P. M.-Weather clear
and pleasant River Ia feet l inch and falling.
Arrived: Grand Tower, from Vicksburg; Calhoun,
from Peoria; Petrol and barge, from Memphis;
Maggie P, Meredosia ALI. Stevens from Overs
burg; Fannie Lewis, from Kansas City. The
Northwestern, for Keokuk, and Calhoun, for
Naples, leave to-day. The Red Cloud left for the
mountains with good passenger trip this morn
ing
The river commenced rising here Yesterday, and
continued to rise at noon to-day, with II feet 10
inches in the channel.
Business was dull this morning on the Public
Landing, as usual on Monday.
Weather clear and mild
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Fleetwood, Ohio No. A. Wildwood, City of Ports
mouth, U. P. Selenck, Andy Baum, las. W. Gatf,
Louis A. Sherley, United States and C. b. Church.
Steamboat Movements.
The Ohio No. 4, a fine sde-wheel boat came
down lost night, and will be the regular packet
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01
What Might Have Been Heard.

Almost any day during the Centennial knot o.
physicians might have been seen gathered around
the elegant glass case standing in the Main build
ing in which Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster
ity over other porous plasters, and the listener
might have heard words of warm praise fall from
their lips they spoke of the revolution it would
likely effect in remedies for diseases treated ex-
back, spinal and kidney diseases, sciatica lumba-
60 sprains and bruises and all aches and pains OF
a local nature. With these opinions the Centen
NAL jurors who were also learned physicians were
OF Benson's Capcine Plaster the only medal given
to porous plasters To avoid fraud see that the
word Capcine is cut through each plaster. Sold
everywhere Price 25c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01

star will be supported by Mr.. w. F. Bur-
roughs and a full dramatic company.
Camille" will be presented Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings and
Saturday matinee Friday evening Romeo
and Juliet" and Saturday evening "Adri-
enne." Secure seats at Churchs music
store.
THE GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
The big business that the Grand has been
doing right along will be continued if ex-
traordinary attractions are any assurance.
This week we have Mr.. Sothern as "The
Crushed Tragedian," great actor in a play
that has been heard and talked of from one
end of the country to the other. Mr.. soth-
ern's inimitable "Dundreary" never failed
to fill house, and ''The Crushed Trage-
dian" besides being entirely new to our
people, is pronounced even funnier than
the old fayorite. "The Crushed Tragedian"
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings; Thursday evening, "Our American
Cousin" Friday evening, great double bill,
David Garrick'' and "a Regular FIX
Sothern in both plays. Saturday matinee,
last time of "Our American Cousin" Mr.
Sothern as "Lord Dundreary." Saturday
evening" farewell performance of "The
Crushed Tragedian."
Pixies oPERA-HoUsE.
Miss Emma G. Thursby, the acknowl-
edged queen of the concert room, who is
now making a farewell tour of the country
previous to sailing for Europe, gives con-
cert at Pixies Opera-house on Tuesday eve
ming. She will be assisted by Mr.. W. T.
Carleton, the celebrated baritone; Master
Otto Dossenbach, violin virtuoso, and Mr..
Alfred II. Pease, the eminent pianist and
composer Mr. George W. Colby is the
musical director. Reserved seats at John
Church's without extra charge.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" by the same COM
pany recently so successful here, will again
be presented here, this time at Pixies Opera
house, commencing Monday, April 18th.
New and magnificent scenery and effects are
now in course of preparation, which will
render its reproduction dramatic event of
special interest. The engagement is for six
nights and four matinees.
THE MIDGETs.
Greenwood Hall is thronged daily with
people anxious to see the wonderful Mid
gets. And of the great number attending
from day to day every one goes away pleased
and delighted. They give two receptions
daily, afternoon and evening, and only 25
cents admission is charged
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-01
NEWSPAPER.
THE SUN.
NEW YORK 4.
1873.


As the time approaches for the renewal OF sub
scriptions, THE SUN would remind its friends and
well wshers everywhere, that it is again u cand
date for their consideration and support. Upon it,
record for the past ten years it relies for continu
anee of the hearty sympathy and generous co-ope
ration which have hitherto been extended to ii
from every quarter of the Union.
The Daily sum is a four page sheet of % COL
umns, price by mail, post paid, sac per month, or
10 30 0per year.
The sunday edition of THE SUN is an eight
page sheet of Sc columns While giving the news
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