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to
AmuimiHtii
(iBovri'a THtiTit "Mail Lynw. This anx-
louily exsec'ed pja wa produced last evento.
and iurtd the ordeal of the Urgent tod moit fain.
ionatjle audience of tha Jtesian. Tha rwrrArmn
(l ihU play Ofl formerly qlvea in thlt and oihfr
it, as mere atuiniii, In ootrparleon with the article
niro U uccu I'lULuuucFa) uy iome vi.o nivf seen
rjw w'njuBjfu oy air. uruitr conip.uy tiu
i-tuc or ihu pltce Is admirably arranged, tha t.rlnol
liltl 0tl1IB 111 tf.il tlAl'Stl BSa. UlAtxiiJ ..J L .1
rl features ol Iho novel f e retained, and the action
en altered aa to reflect rjreit credit upon the tin
mule author, MIm Wrtitrn 'l Lady laabel u one
or 1 tie most beautiful pieces of acting at. have ever
recn tier extreme oomprelienehrecesa of the char-
ihi-ionnuuh mb uuBfjiaeil. OIIQ mUBl Oe Mll 10 l0
lioUiid. Mr. L ! liarrctt.whonude hlsllrst
appearance lit Mfrl.t.ni Mr .ranclal.erlse.n.de
(eivti particular uelicr He in truly an artor, la
every atnae or tin) wonl, and plajcd lr Prancia
n,atnlHocntly We lupe to ne i-ltu In a part better
calculated to .how 1,1. ablllilei. Mr. Barrett la lea
t ned to become Immentely tiarutar If lie remains in
the city any lenf-tli if lime Mrs. (Itrm.n, as the
aliru.rcccntrio Mies Coruey,ial vtry gcod Mr.
Matron's Archibald Carlylu woa very natural, and
ll the otlt-r character' were i xuedlagly well per.
formed 'I he plow villi be produced amiu this even
jog, with the lame ip'end.d caL lly all means
lovera crtue moral drama, er It We ore informtd
that the numterer icate scld duilnc llm dawn
Jerday ejeeedid atjthlog ever bclure known at
drover's 'theatre lloce Its erection.
IUsirit or Mom. ai Man. MinmTiI,t
night but one, at Ford's Tlitatrr, of the highly ion.
ceialal and only original and renowned Qibrltl
Ilavrl troupe, and firrt and bit benefit of Jlonalanr
and Madame Marrettl-a apleudid bill for the oon.
Hon, contlating ol the pantomime or " The eireen
Mona'er," with Uaorlel navel aa the White Knlilit
and i ounir America aa llarlciiulo; the whole trout
In the varioua uaria An,r whii win . .....1
aemed, bypvencril nrvurat, the line pantomime of
" Jocko, the llraslllan Ape," Marram caJccko
me iMyei company In the ilifTerent character To
conclude wllh u brilliant dancng diteitlrrrmcat
I he petljrmance comuincia Willi the farce of Mv
Han 1)1.,,. ' fna it, Hm ,imaif. ,.... .'
the comedian, ftnm rnrri'i lltl!lla.'i.,aa. Vt.Il-1
llaltlmore. in the nrinclnil flntnln fi,aaat.a a,-'
morrow ulglit, a grand testimonial benellt to Oa.
brlelltavejr, and, without a doubt, the hat appear
ance of onng America, Habile) Itaiel. ana' the
wondeiful Itavel troupa. The next llm clam Mara
""".l"" ,.a , ., uiiiv lunnrr are inoaMWOIIn
lhed artl tea, Mr. and Mlaa Couldcck.
Nixon's 'lucitai reals full reuowned dan.
nMn..,. li.aUl.i.ll..... h.f... - 11..... . -
.-..-' .unu. .... ,,,,., ,.., u.iuK u iraaninatonau
dli nee lal evi nleg, at the opening of the , aahlee.
t.,u ILi.lrc under the management ol Jin,, r
Mlann, kiq, a nell known New lork mannrer
i n iiouae waa crowoca in every parr, Long ten
the lower partcflhe home llio crowded auditorT
waa a tery nattering uiarkol appreclailou on the
put or cur citlrena towards Manager Nixon, who
haa lone to coulderahle exproie m optnlrg ihla
popular theatre I he appearance or Cubaa was the
ilgnal lor anplaure, and ahe ws eatiiualaatlcallT
received. Wo were tint Introduced to tho ballet
whloh waa admirable la all Its appomtmenta. kiaal!
ly, ite beautllul Uubaa daahed upon the staie.and
neter have wo eien a new candidate for publlcfator
more handaomely welcomed. I hla evening she re.
twata the tnn dmM, sip p n ci..,.f: . "
itoimUr actor, apiwarrd lait evfiilii,.: latwooriiiii
brat lupmonailontj, and crtatrd a rrfat deal of
... v .oisik.ii.viii uuiiuK, ii" rrneati llm
esnie pirja this evening. The drsmatlo ciiinpany,
with A. II Ua.enport at the heid.l. tery line, an,
dratrvr eiHdal notice. ' '""
CinTiaacnT, Another delighled crowd waa in
attendance at lbli highly popular place ol amoie
uieut last nleht. I lie t0 beaulllul aid talented
itars, Mbata Kate t'ennoyer and Julia Mortimer
wr rapturouily applauded la their great act'
I T,lt """ y" d the sweet fongmew, Mlaa"
AjnesMoutnerland. gained many newSdmlre "by
her exquisite i voeaii.ra Mons. Szclloay li one of
ihe mjat mirth provoking aclora cter aeen nnoa tho
"".?: "'WeUUel-ouls is well entllled to he
credit of being Ihe grealeat borlrontal bar tier"
lornier In the world, and ta a t entrlloquUl l'roreKor
Klrbya is at the head of his profession, while Ids
llltle,on,Ueorge, In his great lraree"ieats U
thj most wonderful child In exlatence. The beautl"
liil corps de ballet contributed Tery much to Tina
plea.ure ol the au llence, as did also th j Kth oplan
conieolana, Hart and feimmona The entire comuaav
apiwar egain t night. i-i,aay
,''IIIo;',,CaaxoailKaiansilCiaonrheda.lilng
slyle of riding as executed by Mr. haton htin?
draws large crowds to the Cremorne Ulrous. whilst
wr, annul. i inayer-tne IDImltable "Jim" and
lill comlo adjancu, "them mules," are "sDeclali.
ties that are iudhpenaable to tlio aiiraellveuss of
the p-ogrnmnie. ml,. Carroll, Muter Whliby, Jlr
l)evere-an excellent tumbler-and the Conrad
llrothera, are perfect In their arlous contributions
r-erlormancss, our readers will please bear In mind!
are given every afternoon and e enlor
lliipmvslllttlls Intbe Heron, I VVsiil,
Hany piirtiiinH of nur city irepnl onenur.ig
lug evldencea th.it nur pouplo nro aim main
tuiMiiftit health-crwfldeni'B In tlioatulillltr of
nur rre OnTariiment. Thla lnovliico.lliy the
now liillldlnKi ccimUnlly bolnx nreclcd nd
ilhor Inprovencntii which aro bolng made.
Thohocond ward proienta Ihpso otldoncoa of
thrift and enterprlsn. In .1 m.innor which will
( nmpare uvorablt with hh' mim ,, , nr ,i...
inetrnpolla,
AinoriK olhora, wo wore mrucfc Willi tho
mat Improvement which linn hoen m.ido In
Iho ntoro, corner of llletontli and I atrcots.
The proaenco or a Aral class grocory atnro In u
community, la nlvr.trii faiurablo linlicallon.
11 denotes that tho resident aro pooplo of taste,
enterprise, mid mews. Mr. Win, Corvrln llur'
gy kaepaaitrhaalnre, and aa a consequence
li.il audi. . rKuttur customer. Ill storo lias
been rei ontly llttoil up In elegant tyle, and Is
uoiv ono of iho most apaclouH and noallv .ir-
i.iiiKu niore 01 mo ninii in tho clly. llo de
sert e a lllieral patronage, not only for thl.
nut tiecanso he nells tho very best nuality of
h....UD ... ,.. kUUUJ,cn,llunBI iiiHgroeories are
, Ywijr orjnk inu tuy aiioras. ins teas, em
uiuihk mi inu cuoiccsi qualities, aro Imported
by themselvos Ihus a.,ynK the Intormodlalo
iMouia , nnpuriur, jonuer, and wuolea.ilo deal
or While their winea ml linm.ilaj .... D....
piled by the well known Iioiiko or Wm. H. Cor
wliiAO.,ofNewYorl:. Tliecalaliratadlloalien
uulter. kitnt onW l.v MiU tt,,un ... i,.n
comos direct from llo dnlry, and, great ami
,v,u.BiK ,.r, nil, UP UOinailUS lr It, 11 llOUntl
Jul supply may at .id times ho obtained at Hie
lowest price. This Is Ihe only iilato where
Htuart'a celebrated c indies may bo obUlueil.
jia nu nuon iiiiiKiiy, aim I GOIISl.lUliy reCOiVlllj
now aupolies of good. hlsstovL isniu- ,r rJ
and dealrnblo. Wo longratuUta tha cllKena nt
iui wmu, upon HiiLii uuiniraiiie larllltle lor
jtnni living whloh they possess. Ilememhor
Mr. Wm.CorwIn llurgy.cornerol Elevenlliand
i Biromn, in 1110 net onu warn.
A Singular nml Iftital An Idem
OnTuosday mglit l.isi, aglil melwllh death
by a slraiige acclilcnt. The girl was a servant
at Ihe Delavan llouso, on tho cornor of Dili
street ami Pennsylvania Aeuuo. Tho propri
etor of the Mouse purchased a uemljoliu ol oil
or titrlol for the purpose or burning the floor
ora room previous to varnishing the simo. Tho
r,irl, who had occasion to pas into tho room
where the liquor was placed, and thinking: It
Mho whiskey, attempted In tiko a drink or
the same, and swallowed a portion ol It,
Hlio then went out or tho house ami walked a
mile to tho house or ulriond, where alio roll
nearly exhausted from Ihe eflerw or tho terri
ble poison. Heteral physicians were nailed
hut ere unable tn render any assistance, hhe
lingered along through tho .light In great ago
ny, and death relieved hor or her Bufferings
about 5 o'clock yesterdiy morning. The girl
enjoyed the conUdencn or her emplotor, and
was liked by all the hoarder. The case aorve
a a warning In all tho parlies for tho careless
ness manifested
, ,
Arrast ut a. lUucnam,
We are requested, by oniior MiC.iuloy, to
stale thut the oaso ofBrrest or Lieut. Mander-
, tille, or the Fourteenth New York regiment,
whose name appeared twice In our police ro
ports, la a case of lalao persunalion. It has
r since been discovered, and proved betond a
doubt, that the person who leprosontcd him
elf as Lieut. Mnndonllle, Is a man by the
name or Waring, a prltate In the l'oiir
teenth regiment, who deserted, assumed a
lieutenant's unirorm and name, and cut quite it
swell In this city lor a lime. He once enllstod
in the Second District regiment, and then de
serted. We gladly make this statoment, in
order to put a worthy oflioer right, who
though displaying tho while liver on one occa
sion, haa moro than retrloved hi name lor
bravery In the fold of battle.
A Double liarceiiy.
Oatherlno Foley, a notorious lemnlonl doubt
fill repute, wa arrested, on Monday last, lor
stealing a lot or undorolothea from l:ilen Hoi
derne.s. Sho was hold for u whllo and then
examined by Justlco Walter, when It was as
oertalned that most or tho clothing had beon
restored Just pievloiis loiho arrest, Hho being
a stranger III tbu illy, tlio Juatltu g.ivo her a
suitable adinonitl. n nml lt hr i.,i.
The ory next day she wa again anesled, by
N VHIcerlhompaon, uftho rnurilt u aid, on com
plaint ol John MuNainara, uho cliurged her
.,,, otDntiuK sii in money iroui liliu. Telltlol.
lars of the money was lound on the person ol
i-atherlna, and abo was cnmiultliol to j til lor a
j.... ,..t, llVril l,,,
I I ,
HalilnK l,l,uor
(leorge t'ole. a i otoin.i m..., .. i... i... ....
and b "treela, on the I.l.md, wa arrosled yea.
lerday, byOHlcer MH!auley,on tho uhaigo or
selling liquor without a license. He waa taken
belore Justice Stratton, and fined i
Baurajiars, Piekpockats, sac.
The following tpeelal order haa been Issued
by the superintendent of tho Metropolitan Po
lice: WisniKOTOx, Oct, 23, 1SC2,
Special Ordor No, 07.
Oapt. I). U. McKiLVir, Commanding Detect
ive Corns Metropolitan Police Hln Yon will in.
struct tho members of your command to arrest
nuu uring uoioro me, all Known burglars,
ttiloTea, plokpockatt, 4o found at large In the
District, to the end that they mar be com-
puHi-u u, iwavo uie s nu uisirict lortnwilii, uy
order of '
W, D. Wise,
Superintendent.
Alter Iho ubnio ordor had been uuued. the
detective corps arrealed Jamea I'owera (alias)
Jim Head, on susploion of being concerned In
tho burglarlca which havo reeently been com
mitted In Ihla city. He waa brought to the of
nee, nml Mrs. Charles, who was recently robbod
.R vorJ' uo,' mnnmr, was summoned to the
ofllce to see If she could Identify tho abovo
party, Thli alio could not do, as the robbers
were masked nt the time the offence waa com
muted. This man's character being well known
ns an oipert burglar and thief by the police,
bo was Infnrmnrf Hint nrn ,,! I,a ,h.
city next day nt 6 p. m. by the superintendent.
Thlsordor he failed to comply with. He kept
-. v. ,uo wwj in vuo ponco until ine jibi uit.,
Wlien he WAS nirntn nrriilA.1 nnH folratn ia th.
..." .lnu once mor anbjected to the scrutiny
f M. IrwInR B. Hunt, clerk tollen. Wadawortli,
Military Governor of the District, whose room
was entered by burglars on the night of the
iGltl till., at 421 PiflAftnlh itrnal onrf IT,1 r.1.
Jars In bank notes, a silver watch, and a quan
tity or valuablo papers stolen from him. The
uui-giara naatrieu mo room of captain Ureen,
boarding at the same house, but were spoken to
by the Captain and frightened off. The day
previous. Captain (Ireen had drawn a consid
erable amount nrmoney from the Treasury,
and nit hi way home he noticed that he was fol
lowed by two men. Subsequently, ha toot a
walk with his wlfo In Lafayette square, when
ho sgalti notlcod the aamo parties following
him. Captain (Ircon, although not able to
swear positively to the Identity of this man,
lowers, yet Is of the opinion that ho Is one of
the men who was following him, he having on at
the time false whiskers. Powers waa again di
rected to leave tho city by tho superintendent,
and Informed that If he dl Jnot, he would be con'
Oned In tho guard house, ns a dangerous char
acter, under unorder of tho provost marshal,
IsHiiod ror the purposo of ridding the commu
nity of all dangerous characters. An officer
was sent wllh I'owera to carry out tbla order,
when he demanded to bo carried before a mag.
strata for an ox imlnatlon. He was according
ly taken before Justice Donn, who held him to
ball fornrurther hearing, on Monday, the 3d
Inst., at 4 p. in.
Ily order or the provost marshal, a sergeant
of tho gu inland tvo mon arrested Powers and
""nvoyod him to tho 5 p. m. train, and saw him
ttr. The same evening lie wa again aeen In
the streetsof Washington, thus setting at defi
ance both the police and military authorities
or tho District. Upon le irnlng the above, tbe
provost marshal ordered that a guard be fur
miaou to me ponce authorities, to assist In Ihe
arrest of tho said Powers, and nil other known
tlilet e, pickpockets, Ac, round at large In the
District; and when arrested, to be confined In
the giiard.house until further orders, adminis
tering In each a shower b ith ft-nek twica aiai,
day. (In tho night of tho 3d Instant, Captain
McKclvoy and two or his men arrested Powera
and out eyod him to the provost marahal'a
office, and he was committed by that officer to
tho Old Capitol prison, whero be will remain
Until some further action ia talr an In ihsm.iu.
We understand that atena have Lean tMiran in
procure all particulars as to the antecedents of
tnisman rowers.
, i i
I'ollre AlatCsrs.
Richard Smith waa arrested on Til.- h
Officer Drill, of the Second ward, for being dls
ordorlj. Taken homm Justice Drury, and
lined li.
Cornelius Leonard and Mary Leonard were
arrested on Tuesday Iit Ofricera I.mhr and
Straub, of the Third ward, for being drunkand
uiBuruany. ihhs neioro justico Thompson,
and lined ft each; which thoy paid and wore
discharged.
James Crotlo waa arrested on Tuesday by Of
ficer Ilurcu. or tho Fourth ward, for assault
and battery. Taken bolero Justice Walter,
Aaron Clark was nrreslod on Tuesday by
Officer Frazlor, of Ihe Fourth ward, for obtain.
ing money under false pretence. Taken be-
iore jiisiico uaueranu committed to Jail,
Charles Btevens wa arrested on Tuaadav. t,v
Officer Leach, of the Fourth ward, for assault.
Taken before Justice Waltor and fined 12.
Catherine Foley was arrested on Tuesday, by
Officer Thompson, of the Fourth ward, for lar
ceny. Tuiteii ueiore justice waller and com
muted to jail inr a further, hearing.
And rew Anharsher was arrested on Tuesday,
by Ofllcor Sullivan, of the Fourth ward, for as
sault and battery. Taken beiore Justice Wal
tor and lined $d.
Charles Holland was arrested on Tuesday, by
Officer Kelly, cf the Fourth ward, for the lar
ceny of horo. Taken beforo Justice Waller
and commlted to Jail for n furthor hearing.
Anno llnntcr n.i arrested on Tuesday, by
Officer Ashtou, nl tho Bevonlb ward, for crea
ting a nuisance. T.ikon beforo JnaticoHtralton
anil lined $J.
Josoph Clark and John Buigs were arrestod
on luesday, by Officer Cessrord.orthe Seventh
ward, ror lighting. Taken before Justice Strat
ton and fined f J.'H, which thoy paid and were
disch irgcd.
illaaonlc CI rami! Lodge,
The iiniiii il communication of Ihe Urand
Lodge ol tho Uisirict or Columbia took place at
Iho hall, corner or I) and Ninth streets, last
Tuosd.i) ovcuiug. Tho present and past grand
officer and full representations from the euli
ordinate lodge woio In attendance. Tueroare
now about nlnn hundred affiliated masons on
tho returns. Tho report of Ihe charity fund
show tho following results: Federal Lodge,
No, 1, 1m; 21; Hiram Lodge, No. 10, I2SJ
Washington Naval, No. 4, 1180 TO; New Jeru
aalem, No. 9, Ml 50; Washington Ceutenlal, No.
11,101; Lebanon, No. 7, 1191; Potomac No. 6.
J0; National, No. 13, lllu; St. John', No. 11
-"! IUwson, No. 10, 2U M; B, B. French;
No. I, 1130. Total, 11,030 VO bolng 173139
iiinru loan i isi o.ir. ine uispeusation to union
Lodge, Alexindrla, Ya wa oxlended, Tbe
iiriiui ijiuge oi tireon waa duly represented.
The Navy Yard.
(Ircit artltlly prevails at this yard. There
are now about 1,700 workmen employed here,
and work Is In progress night and day. The
repaiis on Iho Monitor are nearly completed,
and she will be ready for sorvlco in the course
oi inis weeK,
The dlRliati h steamer Flla cama nn from it,
Lower 1'otoraao yealPrdav altornnon. hut laft
again in a counlo ol hours, taking down one of
inu nioriar Hcuoonern III low, which will be
useu us u gnaru vessel .u some point on the
river.
'1 lie slobbery Case.
Moses Clark, the colored man who waa sent
to Jail on suspicion of being concerned In the
robbery nl Mr, James Shreve, of 13,000, has had
a further bearing boforo Justlco Thompson,
The ovldence waa not sufficient to Justify the
longer detention ol the prisoner. Ills know
ledge of the pocket-book was only from seeing
it in the owner's hands; aud the reason of his
cm ,y le-iving mo aioro wiiere ue wasemployed,
U.MU lid.. HUB- I.A I. 1.1 nn, tli....l. .... - .1 - ' . .'
...... ..v. ....nu ..u ..,, ai'.iurouii WHUUISWnrKi
Ho was dismissed.
Trinity t'Uuri n Hospital.
Thero are two hospitals with the above
name one in Third street, near 0, Washing
ton, and the olhor In Georgetown. As several
mlstiike have occurred tn citizens and others
win, nnio hi no wiiu me uosnitais, wo are In
duced to nubllahthl fact. Wa would nluo ,,.
gcsl a change In tho n line of one or these hos
pitals.
I'roranlty In Hie streala
Ia lorbiddeu by law.yot Is ollen Indulged In, Ves-tordsy.-JamesKhiolds.a
colored wagon driver,
was Indulging his passion In his usual style, ou
the streets; whereupon Officer Connell took
him In charge and locked him up In the sta
tion. Ho will bo tried by Justice Walter this
morning, when he may get a lesBon which will
help to cure him or liii bad huhlta.
A Jiur,-r Case
Has boon reoorlnil In nu Uu i..,.ii. ....,... .-....,
,,, , , , -' n" .., ii u.k ii 1 1 eu nu
Wednesday night, m u n,lur , on v .tr,.,
noarlitolllh. A colored man wont Into the
storo to purchasu aome liquor, and a dlWoullv
arose about chanc-nn? ids ..,.,. 1,1.1. ,...'
11 unarrpl, resulting in tho deatli oMhe colored
Sra" la, SZ'n "' ,l"Cer,al1' '" " I'Hrtl.U-
, a ,
Ulsonlerljr Conduct,
Hohorl Wlllet was arrestod yesterday by Of.
fleer Carnher. ol the Hova1i. u,u.i'..'' ,i'
oomplalnl or John Wordon, for kicking ui a
muss n a house of 111 Lima ..,, ii,n i,inn?i tWz
waa taken beloro Justice Htralton and 'lined
15.91, and admonished to behave himself In
Felix JJustaial,
Whose name figures In tho police reports so
unco, waa again in irouDie yesterday, Aaron
Dennis got on a spree, went to the police elation
aim enoarea complains against a party wnoao
name he did not know, to whom he bad con
flded the sum of ISO to keep while on his bender.
Dennis, accompanied by Officer Ashton, wont
to tha house of Duaan. who waa full? IriAntlnnri
as the man who held his money. Felix stoutly
denied, under oath before Justlco Stratton,
that he trver law the money. As there was
but one witness on eaoh aide tho case could
not be made a criminal one. ami tha imriv mm
dismissed. Tho only roniody loft for Donnls,
,a ,o cHun u, civil process in tno milter,
Mttle Commodore Foote
Visited Ford's theatro last night , to witness the
wonderful evolutions of Young Amorlca on the
trapeze, The Utile man onjnyed Iho perform
ance very much, nml tcstlud hi appreciation
freely on his war out with the croud, iiv iha
way, the Commodore Is in exempl iry man, (ho
won't allow us to call Mm a boy,) A gentleman
"emu u,,un cij;ar isai nigiu. "nu, i tnang
rou. 1 uon l smoice." was litanrnimit rniminu
ill abstemious hahltMtnilt lift miniil lliacnirata
oi ins excellent neaitn.
lleslffneit.
Col. C. M. Zullck ha teiiilernil till rmlirag,
tlon ai commander or the Second District rcgi
ment, owing to continued 111 hoallh.
a , a
tjamkiiie Itataa.
The following are tho rain at v. Inch baukers
anu nroaera are nuying and sol'lng gold and
silver the legal tender imles helny the star.J.
ard:
Jluyinq. .tUiiw.
Jyld 2 por u. prom 31 per c. pr era.
" o it
Demand notes.. t " " ?$
Banka of Issue In Washington ind (loorgetown:
Wiuktnatsii. Georgetown.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers' an1 Much'
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patrlotlo R ink. Bent of Cuaroeme.
Farm's 4 Morch'a. ll'uk.
The Farmers' and Meroh,.ni' bank and the
Bank of Commerce Issue uotoH f tha damnum.,
tlon of one dollar and upward-.
, Tile Unlllon ItHltu
It-dooms their notes In II. H. 'Iroasury notes
when any amount from ono dollar upwards la
presented.
Attnltlon, Atllloteil I
Dr. Tellnr la et atiirRvAii i,i b ,u..ui....
practice In this clly, and would oall the at
wntlon of the poor, puny, emaciated victims
, mni uwn sins u, mo oest sources or remedy.
First, give up your present course of lile iit
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
moat skilful physicians, (and nono aro belter
"V,,I,IVllny'ani1 be cured of the disease
which Is now undermining the 'oustllullnn
anu aouuiiiK you in a promaturo grave.
niiiiiiiuniuauirjylll renn av., next
uuwrsu mv -laicsraiiii umra.
CoatloueS to attract throni-a al vlditn. in nh,.t.
'?..'i!!,or.u"m,elvMn'1"lend.whlcare so
UuttUUlly produced at thli lime ,.rnj and crltbraUit
MuH-uaxin,. wru iiirnessta oi our distlneulKhed
generallandpUiera.togMherwith many who hate
ii J" b,l","n beubtalneJ Also, iwlralta In
li rt javiwi. woicraiorneiii lewa proiuplly
i a , i
Oaalrable Imlta llulilier Uoosla.
Sir. It. A. Hall hi, lii.t nMlu,n - Ia. nr r,.,
Long and Light dull lluithed Coati; alto, dull lln
5 ,. K004' nttn u'l ''"'I also, u lot of blue
tagllih Talmas, very long, at ,10 e;ch; whloh he Is
"Ulnar at manuulaoturera' prlcei. ai hU India Hub
yr atehoiue, 310 feanayh anla avenue, between
,
A Wonlor Ailvlre.
Thoae who have been dcotorlug lor weeka and
munlba WllhOut Ohlalnlnv -all-l -t.n..,., . ,.
Dr. riihblitt.whoae cilice I. at'.Na. l.'l K street,
eoroer of Klghlli itreet, and be radically cured.
JrlS!' uv "" experience nai ettabllahed l)r
hbhblatta repuutlou aa a physician. Itecrnt
oaea cured lu a lew days. Charges moderate
nil. 1I3IIIII.A1I',
No 421 F. street, coroerol r.iglilh.
Uppoftite the Ueneral Font tlltlce
Intlla Hnliher Uooils,
SLISfiML1" "'NKF,TS, IIAVKI.UCKH, HA
iS52CKI," every article made from INIMA
BUIIEKlt.lsstll.A. 11AI.I. S India Itubher Ware
house, where you can obtain them at mtnuftcurera'
prlcei, ate renntylvsoia avenue, betwreu Ninth and
Tenth streets. ocaj If
i i ,
The Indian Herb Honor,
From Canada, will describe dlseaats and lell hla pa
tients the nature of their eomnlalnis or ill,i.-a. win,.
out receiving any information Iroio thctu Aocaarje
ivt cmnHtatwn vr atiuict UUloe, no 11 tvael ington
Building. Fenusvlvanla avrnue. Litmrr ..i Kw-n,i.
street, Washington, D. C. sep 11 tr
ItlAltlllUD,
On tho 2d instant. h- llm llnv. llr lr..,.n nP
Wu. F. (litis to Miss Maav A. Catxiuov, imlh
of thl clly.
I1IKU,
On Ilia Slti Instant, of acarlot lover, Miav
iwuia.,ns0ii a jenrnniiu-t llloill IIS, only UlllU'll-
ter of John V.. and Charlntle J. B ilea.
Her funeral will take placo this tiliorn i, at
3 o'clock, from her father's resldcui o, corner
of Seventh street east, and I, stroot aniith, near
tbe navy yard, (Star.l
Or scarlet fever, at 12 in, Wodncsd ly, No
vember fith. Miitv I.oris,. iml.. iiuimiiiA, ..r
John V.. and Charlotte Bates, acod 3 c.ira and
4 months.
The friend of the family aro rcspecllully lo.
viled to attend her lunoral on thl (Thursday)
alternoon, at 3 o'clock, rrom the rorldoniool
her parents, corner nl Seventh and I. streets
east.
WANTS.
B'
ONKS AND CAMP llltl'.AHK WANIKD
' Tha subacrlbets will mv tin hlitln.,! nolti
DrlOa fur anv uUllllllV Ol llot.a anr, linn... ,-...
delivered at their mill, loot or O street '
eoi si eoutu aiukuao! KIIINI.IIAHT.
lirANTk-O At Iho New lork riiilurmenl
V V Agency umoe, No Ml Ninth em. t. m or I s,
vanna 'WVMIVI.IVL ,oc, ,11,111 ..... ttr..
...vwa-, a .. '.-, a -,- a , r, ai'J lllllin HIIH l,Oli
OltKD (JIULU, with good reteieocei as l7ooa
Chambermaids, LaundreiMs, Waitreuis NurM
and Seamatreaaes. Also young Colond blen lo wia'
on tablea In Private Families or llotela Ali4 waul
ed bouses immediately , with or without lurntltira
Employer! In want ol good lu-lp, will llnd it to th.-li
advantage to oall
myMU K. II Jlll.l.hU
w
AtfUlMMVOK tklUT ITAOTUUT
WANlJSeU stJ UlUXltlll tO !.' t (J llllti, .kip.ai
A. trflntaa OaUi.lii k hrrt li'-v. u' . an-- uuaan r.
bt-V-t O li1 I' n IU'
Hay rou S A I, K
4,000 Bklfi of VhKV hUi'KltlOK TIMO
T11Y HAY lor ifcle, la lotittoauit purolurra
MOUUAN A. UlllNKIIAKl,
O0t 31 lW Toot Ol 0 ittreel
THOMAS K. LLOYJJ,
Attorney for Claimants,
AM) AOENT 101. riUlO-'RIM,
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrrurs
of Tay, Extra Pay, ie-
WASHINGTON, J), a,
Will five prompt 1011 f (Co lent mttntion 1u tl.
rrowoutlon of Clilim of every 1iV.wrlp1.011 niraisal
bt Uovernment, and mtko oa charKD untcnti nud
OCHfUl.
Botl. tfftrtnea nU chargti for Pt-rvicd will It m.tl
utiifiotory.
4V FeniiODi tecured for aoldirrd wouudrd or dtn
etuwd during the exkting war. tUo, tor tlit widows
and orphan of lolditr. who liav died Irom wound
or dUcaM Incurred while In the United btkierfhtr
Tice, alio, Uounly Monty for the lielrd at law oi nold. r
deoetied during the exUWntf war.
Veee divided with atlorneye or other ier-ont 101
warding buslneiii
Tbe big beit prloei paid lor Land Warrant!
AddrfM
illOMAa K Ll.OVI),
AUtmityfor itavnanU,
No 47baSevoDth xtrtrt
WrWillnjJtOH. 1 (J
N. U. Kdlton of paper publirthluK the above oa? u
Will DC tD tit Ifid tn IHV Mervlflf-al Mlliasainnulnl ilils
bargea. l u I
OtMl laaW
A7 0r,TAVK $100 ItOSIvWOOIt I'lANO
poh $boo,
Favahle In easy sums of 1 mini.', mti i a u
month rheJr-ubllo Kill ,eae tale notlcv that
tbe books of the
Philadelphia IMiisIcul fiatiugs mnl Loan So-
tiny
Ara now open to rrcelte rucicriters lo a Court u he
'lb. Drat distribution ol Heteu ocuve ltoae,vkoil
Flanos lor this series will take place at the oilier.
No. 1,021 CUXSTNUTNreel, oh TUESIIAf,
vcmxr im.iBb.'.a! Norfoi A.
kiaMaW,'?,' '.'!? fu" P'""" "iwratloaiof this
hlxhly bananolal loatitutiou, can be had bv annlvinir
to Ihe llaoretsrr 01 tbe society, ' ' ' K
11. lY.uiui, seoretai
gl'KKU'8 HAMliUCI WINK.
TURK, AND FOUK YKAKS OLD,
OF CHOICeOPORTO OR APE,
ion rnrsicuNs' us,
fiic Females, Wtakiy Ptrtons, and Invalid
Lvery family, at this season, should use the
NAUBCCI WINE,
Celebnted la Ilurona foella maaialnal ana h-a.H,i.l
Qualltlre v is gentle Stlmnlsnt, Tonic, Diuretic, and
"""onli", highly esteemed by eminent phyaloians,
uaed In I.uroneau and Amerlcaa llorpllala, and by
aome ol the II rat famlllrs In KuronC and Amellaa '
AS A aUAIU,
II has noenusl. cauilna-ananreilia sail linlt.una.
"P the aya'em, being entirely a pure wine ol a moat
-a.uawic iruil
AS A U1UI1I.TIC,
ft Ironartaa healthvaeUon olthafnanaaan.ii.i.i.
ne) i and Urinary Organs, very benrllclal In Drop.y,
Gout, and Itheumatio affecllona
SPEKB'S WINF,
Is not a mixture or miniifanl,,,ail aaalala h, 1.
pure, from the loloa ofthe ronugal8ambucua grape,
cultivated in New Jeraey, recommended bychem
fats and Phyalclaoa aa po-aeaaing medical propertlea
superior to any other Wlnea In use, and an excellent
arllcle for all weak and debilitated peraoos and the
jgea and Infirm, Improving the appetite and bene
utiog ladles and ehildreo.
A LADIF.S' WINK,
llCCSUiC It Will not IntOvlAalaaaalhaa .ln .. ,.
contains nomixtsre of spirits or other liquors, and is
admlnd for us rich, pi-cullir Savor, and nutritive
properties. ImBartina- a health tons ta ttia h,u.i.-
A.-an. ..I a t.la--.f-V7- '-a ,--..'r- ""
;;5,TiV.i """""""'" oeaunysaia and
WK KEFF.RTO
t..ft!r.5,.L,.k.1?."" ""'" 'l Ph.alclans who
Oen VInueld Poott.U.H A. Dr.Wllaon.llthst ,NV,
ii!vi ol'ff."' ,V!'.,V J".Ward,Newark NJ.
D-...,e'r?,r,Uvr,.C-.t;.,Ir' V?""' ""
Dra. I'iroy S. Mcholl,New Dr. Marcy, New Vork.
ark.N. .1. Dr. l'al CI'Mlad'a.
Aai-None genuine without the aiguitureof "AL
KllhD Sl'Kfclt, l-iKaalo. N. J ,' u ever Ihe cork of
-mai;k one tkial of tiils wine
I or sale by Diugglate and all Itiat claaa Dealers.
A. srthU, Proprietor
iNtriBi, t'asaaic, New Jersey.
Hi nci .'0 Broadway, New York
JOHN LA FOV, Paris,
nov - ly Agent for France and Oarmauy.
!'- TAKk BJUTICK. 0
M. T. I' AUK K K,
NO. (9 LOUISIANA AVENIII.:.
Itespeotlnlly and cheerfully returns thanks for the
av- .a. -nviug UIIUHIW IVriVrU
"Having every facility for doing
AM- THE BKH l'-v
HOUSE, alQN,
AND
DKColtATlVE PAINTINO,
Together with all work pertaining to a
Ya77 CLASS 1'AlSTlNn J.erjttMUUtw
llo haa no hesltanoy In soliciting a continuance of
aiav aiavaav n aaavwi
HIS 1'ltICbH Altr. ItEAHONABLK:
. . THE WOBK UNKXCKtTioNAillK
And partloular attentloa la paid to
I'ltOMPINksa IN VELIVKKY.
Aial- Krittrmiirr tm nuMbrrr
nu LOUI8IANA AVENUE,
Ket ween ellxth and Seventh sts
StarsiChron 1
FRANKLIN & CO.,
as
Tsiirsir i
m
Lin
0 1T10IA.1VH,
ii 1 1 Peuueylvnulii Avenue,
(North aid.,) between lalth anil Utli alts.,
and
:tSH 1'i'iinaylrnuia Avenue,
llmter the National llutol.
IIKAII.IAN PKIIIILliTiTcck Crystal) SPECTA
UIL11ARY FIKLII (JI.ASSHI.
M1CUOSOOPEH, OPERA QLASSE8.
PIIOIOGRAI'HIC ALHUMS and CARTES DE
i i.ii I r.,
Ml KltKOSC01'F.S and VIEWS, Ac , He ,
In a great variety, anl at the loweat prices, whole
sals or retail nor 3
IVIilitaiw JEqnipmont,
TRT7TK,
AND
HARNESS MANUFACTORY,
40 (Seventh titreet,
(l, , i,slt. Oilil Kolluwa' Hall,
WASH INOTON, U. U.
1 msuulaotur. ol the beat material, and have con
tuntlr on hsud, a large an 1 varied uaortraeut ot
Military and Citliens' HsJJIui,
Bridles,
llreaat Collars,
tell Saddle Clolti,
Shabraqaei,
Fatsnt 1 eed and Water Huakets,
Spurs,
oacsrs Haversacks,
Omrers' r In. Sword Belts,
IMIt Trtmmlnira, and
Field Ulass Cases.
X' It U N liil,
SUI.F LKAlHEtt,
IRON FRAME,
DRFS3, and
WOODUOX 1HUNKH
AL1SKS,
1UAVKI.INU UAQS,
HARNESS, o.
IIKI'AlltlNO,
As I manulaoture frunls extensively, and neus
sarlly have all kinds of Trunk Material, I am hatter
prepared to repair Trunks, Ac , thoroughly and
promptly, thin any other eatabllshment In the city.
Oct ltJini JAMLS s. roruAM.
niUINVICTUHM AMU 1'ATKRVKUH,
MUNN & COa.proprietowof Ibeivnhflj Jmsrua,
iia agent for proonring American and Korean
i'ATil.NTa.
With Sixteen Years txptrientt in the Huunest.
Kefcrto i lion Judge Maiton, Hon Joseph Holt
and to mote than fliteea tiiou.n.t laventore who
havo liAd buuiurM done thronirii Munn jl i. m.
ent Agency
raui(iQif i oi aavioe aent irre by wail
Pattiit liawi and Itetrulatiomi in,i .. ik .
mall, " ""'
no oliare for oonaultatlou, orally or by mull
Prellmluarv faXamination In irnii.! kiaiaj it.n
umcea.No 3T Park Itow, New Vork, WAr-blna.
tou.iiorui-r ol V and Ht-veuib ntreete, opiOt,iie the
,,, ,.-, , msr ., nmir
EUWAItU LVCHtrV,
Jfrt. 371 .f'vniuylonnirt oiw., H'tilM-, U, y.
noou nomad w avaiv irj ie, UriliriMafiritiv dni
tykUffi afW aasaaaaaaMhsc; SiMf &
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AMUSEMENTS.
FOED'B NEW THEATEE.
7ta re, alaua Ptnniytvanii areaue.
J T. FOItD PIlOI'niETOK AND MANAOEK,
fA.an nf llnltlrta-sr fit... 1 ii.aa- as. 1.1 . '
lIUltl'IlREVULiNuI-AcVlMANA'aER.
LAST NIOIIT nvr (J.VA
of the
QABBIEL BAVEL TROUPE.
UeneOtof
MONS. AND MAD. MAltZETII.
This (Tlinrntay; KVkNINej, "uv. 0,
The Four Principal ecenescr the
(tJIEKN monster.
(labrlal Havel ... aathe Whit Knight
lOungAinerlos as Harlniuln
Ily General Request
aT O IX O .
THE BRAZILIAN APE.
AflerwLlchaGrard
1IALLKT DI VEH I I8EIH.N I'
Ferrormancea to commence wit h the Farce cl
My Son Diana.
To morrow eight, Decent of
QABBIEL RAVEL,
LAHT NIQUT OF THE RAVEL TROUPE.
l'UICESOf AUMI88ION'
LlrCM I;tra1 flnrl Pamnall. s-.n a..a.. i.i. a..
S..I., ;.nF.r-F;nrci;d,,i.vnV.;"p;rv;t;
"""" nor o
Nixon's Washington Theatre.
(VaeroCand mnml tlrrrl. Tint Ms reni,.
Sole Leiee and Manager JAS. M. NIXON
Crrat Sntttw of tbe New Nanagrnifiit.
IMMENSE FURORE,
Created by the Initial perlormincei of
The lirautllul and Fa-ciniilag Spanlah Danveuse,
COBASI CUIIA8I
Who, laat evening aatoalihed a
CROWDED AUDITORY
By hsr Artletlo Terpslchorean Performance!
Repetition or the Very Popular Spanbh Dincea,
La Flor de Sevilla
AND
La IHadriltna,
In whloh the Heautllul Cuius will a( pear supported
by
SKNOR XIUtNhS AND CORPS DE UALLEI.
F 8. CUANFHAU,
Will repeat his great impereouatlons of
IWFARD and PADDY MILES,
In the
DEBUTANTE and MILES' ROY.
A. II. DAVENPORT,
lo his eeoentrlo part ol
SPLASH, In tha YOUNG WIDOW.
Doors open at 7; to commence at T ', o'clock.
ADMISSION
Balcony Seats
Orchestra Seats
Parquetu
Family Circle
...75ccDti.
...76 CCDtf.
. .&0 Oenti
...'-.Sccnti
aTaT-Ilox ofBce openetery dsy, from It) 103 o'clock.
men nartisia nan uvahh aaata ika.. .s. .. - j '
novil "- . iMiiTtiusiiii ati'iDce.
NIXON'S
CEEM0ENE GARDEN CIRCUS,
Pennsylvania Av.nne anil IsTanlli Nt,
Thrtt Wttkj of the Triuuipliant Season!
evkbv afterno6and kveuy nigut,
tux
CHAMPION RIDER OF THE WORLD
Will aapear on Ills llloodedSteed.in the
3-ro,t BorrlorAot.
DR. JAMES L lltAYER.THKUONItADHRO.
1HF.R3, COMMODORE FOOTE. AND
COL SMALL,
AUO TI1K
flNEST EQUEST'N COMPANY IN THE WORLD
Remember I
I'erlormance both alternoon and
nova
night
ri-. Fisliblatt,
Ut Nn. 441, corner or Klsrlitli anil U ale.,
Opposite the Ueneral Coat Office,
Can be conaulted on RDEUMA1 IC AFFEC
TIONS, CONSUMCTION, LIVER coit
FLA1NIS, CHRONIC AFFkOTIONS.ae wellM
all Dlsessesof Imprudence, of whatever chancier,
and which may be declared mourable b, filler pby
loisus He engages to make an Immedialr cure,
erom hla lenirthv nractlca In ilia ...anaa n, n...n
cine, he laenatileii to oflar lilni.air mth. a..ht,a ..
helog the only one in Washington capable ol a"ord
In ineedv relief All cmuu Rurahia ,ui i.. .........
tied. H. warrants a cure without ttm nwAra
cury or any other dangerous medicine. Recentcases
vuivu ,u isu ur lurre uays
N. It Letters addreaaadta II,. h- .(hi-.m-a m.
all.cornir of Eighth aud F. streets, opposite ten
eral Cost OUloe, will rrceive liomedlatt uitectioo.
ooi o yi
BtlTCItKI aVUUNITI'HKI
MoOrocor a Oo.
AT I II kilt
XXrENtil I'X WAttt.hOUStH,
s3i) Seventh street,
OhFr.ll INDUCEMENIS to purchasers of Furni
ture and other Housekeeping floods
Our atcck la large and varied
Farlor Suites lu llrocatelle, Rep, and Hair Cloth
Chamber Setts, In solid Oak, VValout, Mahogany,
and falntad, neatly ornamented.
Oak. Walnut, aud Mahogany Fxtanalon Tables
and Dining Chairs
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Husk and oilier
Mattresses.
MM' i l,rSe luantlly ol low priced bedsteads,
Chain. labile, Uureaua, Wardrobes, Washatanda
OUlae Furniture, &.0
All of which are made Irom tbe brat materlala,
and warranted t.i give aatlstaotlon
Fersons lurolstung would do will to took through
the stock belore purchasiug, as we are selling at
prices to suit the limee
McUUEUOR a CO ,
oot 1 eodawif (,lu Seventh street
pitUl'UHAl.U rUU UtCICK rATTI.li,,
SKAI.KU PUOPUSALS are Invited until the 16th
day of November, wi, tor upplying tbe United
State. HubslMeoce Department with d.ouo head ol
urmar ua. auu vu I lie uvula
The Cattle to be delivered at Waahlogton Clly. U,
C , and each animal to average raoo ioonJu utobi
no cattle admitted that wvlgba lew lhau 1.000
fuunui giu-w.
Hlll-ll.awill, BUV4 UUiloUUtWROlfa
Tbe lint delivery of (afttilai tn Iia mn.ta nn ttia. i.t
day of December, or a soon thereafter aa ihe tlov
ernment may direct. Six hundred headol Cattle
per week will be reiialred to be delivered umir thi..
VUHUWI
A oonJ, vtitii good and tufflolent itecurlty. will be
require J .
Tweniv her cent, of the nurchaun mn-.ir uin 1.
tvsauuvu mini .uv vvu(ii clival VI UIO UOniraCI.
1'ropoflftli irom contractor who have previously
failed to comply with their bid, from diaioyal per
one. or where the bidder li not prarent to rtopond
to hU bid , will not be oon.ldercd
Ihet-ameaof linns ihould beat&ted In full. with
tha preolM aJdreM of each member ofthe Urm
All bide to be accompanied by two guarantee!
lildi to be directed to Col A.IUXKWIUI.A U.
C. and C. a , U. A., Waahington, 1. (J . ud eu
dcraedPropceala for lieef Cattle."
-fbnn of (Juaranttt.
We ,ol the county of. ..and State of
, and ,of tbe county of -, and Hlate
of , do hereby guaranty that is able to
rallll a contraot In accordance with the terms of his
proposition, and that, tbould his proposition beao
cepted.he will at once enter Into a contraot in ao
cordanoe therewith
Should tbe contract be awarded him, we are pre
pared to become his securities
(This guarantee must be appended to each bid )
1 tie a"tflOI.8lljiIitV fit 111 D-uaranfnci mi... Ka
suilalaA.! saaatll tti Anma,alnH afsl.. a.u.?a
aliown uy til. otlicial Certlncate ol the Clerk ol the
nearest District Court or ol the United mates Dls
trlot Attorney.
nuii usics. uj not ieiJy kits las a(a,t Kill le rnttud
noli
JUST IlKOKIVKU-A splendid aeiorunent ot
Imported IIA VAN A ClOAltS.compllalo,-tlie
most livorlte llrands, also, a laris and well eekcttd
stcck of Domeatlo Ulisra, all ol wrUch wa oiler lor
sale at unusually low ptlcee
uoiur.iu iininiit kb,
o .7 SIU3 rennaylvaula aveuue
OLD lll.HAND NOIi:a,
U a HtKAHUItV NUThS,
. aUI, '?'f1JV,(.ArK!,,,,l"UK',,-DE8'l
And SlLVF.lt, boullit at the hlgheat price, by
olriroiuaiiavVakV a. ,, r
AMUSEMENTS.
G-rover's Thoatro.
i'enntyluanlaaltmue, near Willards' llottt.
LEONARD UROVKlIZTT MANAQUB
aaM?.1""'' -Thoae who oontemplate attendlog the
theatre, arenmi.anlaa I. a l.tu :.
I. A ST LYNNk' NIOIIT,
should secure Ihair aests during the dsy
THIS (TituuaUAV) Kvenlng,
TENTH Al'l'EAllANCK
of Ihe
Charming; Young Actress,
LUCILLE W E S FERN
SECOND APPEARANCE (IF Mil.
Xaa -a-3. -Oasn-i-ott.
Tin: ENTIRE
COMPANV I.HI'LlirilD TO.
mull i
In the
liltr AT MORAL EVEMFLARV PLAt
KAST LYNM,,
liicli was witnessed Isst ci enlog by ttie
Lnrgesl and Mot Fnsluoituble Audience,
And hashitn ueherailly pronounced the
CHEAT SUCCESS OF THE M.ASU.N
'S-tV3T Xa-arraW-LVJEJ.
t-Sh.rtl' IaTTKri-rj5,
OR
THE ELOPEMENT,
THE ELOPEMENT.
VHIli the lolloisiag cailcl characleia,
NEtEit in: co it i: KiUai.i,i:ii,
T.fflaiv taali-l I
Madame Vine i im LUCILLE
i.l.??'A. '",';; .viols t'Mckir
un ' ' u u.'iermon
Jojo. Uollijoho Ml.a Jennie de Lacy
Mm Hare . Ml Jennie Monk
Nuasuue . . Miss Minnie Mar V
nuasuue , .
Wllllsm l , . , ,. , ,
Lucy jlAit "abet
Aiclilbal.i I'ailyle .. ..
I s children ! ?U.L' 'ul"
I IiUaC- SIBIlltettiJI,
"' '. l- n . . . Mr Ch liarrou
Kirl Mount Severn Sir. W Uokti
Jusllcellare .Mr u UoLtooii
Mr Dill
Mr. It Clifford
Mr II II Wall
Mr M A Kennedy
Mr E 3 larr
Mr ll 1' JaWe
Mr ,1 II .Sherwood
Mr M Kennedy
Hicham Hare ...
Capt. Thurti
lorn Herbert.,..
Mr red, Hi
Peter
omerr
Synopsis of lociJents. s
ACf Ut MATUI
Ul-aCorney Astounded LesrnlnK lo !.. Ulcb
ard Usre. tbe louaeer
A M.STERIOCS MCRDF.lt
Something to Roast and to Boll, ttr Catlylr renela
an insinuation. The Warning, llissi
aa liana. A Jealous 1'anir
'rsen Vou'll Kemnnlirr M '
ASupiKSid Lap-ecl Seven Wars
ACT adTKHI'lED
Francis Levlsonat East Lynne. Capllln llwtn
A Revelation The Annlversiry l.ady l-itrl ,,u
happy. A Moonlight Walk l.iupteu
I' II li Y. I, O P E MINI
A Supposed Lap,, ol Ore 1 ear
ACT Id aaJtillORSF.
Barbara's Dream An Unsolird Mylery Miaa
.u,urj tain .om in me llrau
MIDNI0UT INVASION OF DASl LYNNC
1 he Story of tleorge llalljaha i Murder
Remorse. Sir Francis l.eilson. Ilaronei. The San.
arallon. Lady Isabel lakes Up Uer
Cross. Alone For Evermore
A Supposed Laps, cl Two Year"
A0T-tth:j.Il.i:u
natoara-a ueart at HM. An M P lor West
yass. .Madame Vine A Remrmbered Air h.,
a-.uv. u-ua vum,i UDD.ni, i, a fnilllilll IT,n
lug Of a Ureaklng Heart Ml,, Cjrnry reciuta a
Arri.t of Sir Frantis LtWsou fur Miinlfr.
Joyce Xlittled The Death lied Secret
RKTRIDUTION
A Supposed Lapse ol 1 wo Moulin
ACTMh-aJJKAill,
Conviction of Mr Francis LevUou llm Hue
Family BllaaCorney Eschaogea Adieu
Willi an Old Acquaintance A
Startling Dhcovery Lady
laabel Lays Down
Her Cross
THE FAREWELL ONTIL ETERNITY
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Private lloxea. SS. Ursa, ,-in.la aa naa .,...,...
Chairs, 7 cents, r amily Circle, 24 cenls, Color. d
uauEijr, sit wcBia, i uiuren rnrterre. oo cents
Uoors open at ',- o'clock, Perlornisoce com
menoes at a o clock nov o
Ay I I, I. A RUN IIA I.I,.
Q O . T JS0 1'lAl.K.
1 lie publlj la resiestlully iulurmcl Hi .t
I. M UOTI8CIIALI1
the eminent 1'lanLt and Composer, will tut- ihe
nouor 01 giving
TWO IIUAN0 CONCfcltTS IN AVASIUMIiloN
OH
Wr.DNKSDAl AND 1 1IUIUDAt
Noveralier 5ih aud ctli
When he wlllnerformanm. aCI,.. lataa, n ..l
tlons,wn!.!itiai.oauseJsOaTeituiin-atl,iitiuricw
au,., ouaiuu, aim 1 lllliueipllia
Arrannemenlsliaie Oeen made wllh tliecelrbrated
Prima Donoa,
,. , , MISS CAM IH.A I'Alll
Ihe rrlncliul Star of the Italian Oira,lrom the
Academy clMu-lo, New lork and Un.ion kuii.ir
Jointly with
Mil 1, M UOTISC'IIAI.K
Musical Director and Conductor,
. Mil. IIHlUhN
ADMISSION-ONK DOI.LAU
llckelsmiy he purshastd.auJ rrarriid aialur
5"'ed,wllhouleiracliarKe,at Hie Mum hlorr oi
air. w 11 Mrli-erolt-coinmenciUa' Moiidat , Nov
Uoors opeu at ;4 Conoert tooooumucc at s
T
!: A H i
t h
S V I u i: H !
G IMJUN I)
ooriTKS"
TOIIA(.OS'"
A large in.oice of the nbove artlole-i are now l
log received, aud for sale by
1 .1 HKOH.N,
Commi.Mou UroLer
No. 8, WuJhloglon lIuiUiPK
bevrnth street aud Trnn aunur
UIJThKK'H 'I'AKM NOTK'M!
TKAB In ' pound acks
TRAU In U,H, li), 12, 16, u and .0 pound box..
CANNKH lOMAlOHSiu'JdctiniiOxcj
CANi:D I'lsACUhS in 1 dorm boae
1'ICKLKS la 3 dozen boxfs
UUM UKOl'd In pound paper.,
(Jim uuors in t pouud box.
HA1S11SS in boxes aud '. boxen
PKl'l'LU inHouDCi papers and in l grow boxes
LNU1.IM1 MUS1AKU in 4 pound pnt-r4 anl
caus
KNl.LIHli ML'blAUUIn , and 1 ?tm boxen
i'ULbl.UVl-,!) CIIKltmi Sin liollii-d
1 1UU In'av't found drums and S jnucd boxes
Ll'sMUNHVltUt' inbottlfs
IM.H. 10UACCU
riNI'-CUT 1UUACCO
CU1AK9
hor sale by
u.j. hum. n,
No tj.WsbhluKtoa UuilJiuK
Seventh street and IVnn avenue,
aching ton, l C
rr A :
S T A M 1'S .
We are prepared lolurniali
UNUi.U blAILa 1A HlAMl'
at
(lovernment ratts
Ull IKNllOUSi;, KANT .V CO ,
octao lm bankers, No iw3 1'enn av
BOAHD1NU A very pUaant roum, with Rood
Hoard, can be had bv a trentleman aud wiio. or
I)
two gentlemen, at No foi 1 wrllth lreet,wsi silc,
soutbweit roruf-r ol hiulthtioniau grounds,
UOV ail-
PA Hi.
AMUSEMENTS.
Canterbury Hall,
laonlalana Aveiia., Bear BUtk strsaM,
la tbe rear ot tha National UoUL
Crowded Housea I
THIRD WEEK OF THIS
TKIPLE COMPANY.
Brilffanl and Vnexanplcd 8ncce.
Thli temple uf mirth and erjoyment l Ailed to It
utiQO-t oiclljr by oor reiptcubl Jadidou, u4
''!f.cillWDi.,wfioeeKNTlIUSIA81IO APPUO
n All o.N nod ctr ntuQBliiff ibooti of betrUtMt Uub
ter t tbe original moi delijthtlor, healtb lupuiag
pfriOriDtDCt nlniitlv t. fitnt.l fi th rnar .
matcbablo and
BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION Or tTAH
ARriSTSl
Now emraired at the Cm. er bur v. hr nBniitirfAsu
evidence ol the faot that It U tbe oaly plaot of amft
tnentia the capital city wbereooe can ipeadapleu
ant fvenliijr,real.zi.g par enjoyment udMnaloe
pltaor?
The Canterbury I patrooiied by tb moat tmlHDt
out mined men cf tbe day merebanti, editor,
i .JJ."..".' D,t AU hall It u the OUEAT
lH-aaSIDhltMUillo while away thfl bonra of the
evcnlDif.and recurerate the ener(lMaad re(rahthe
tr.ln Sllrr tllfl toll ..! rrartt nf tint , Thra.
".S.U,, aaoiriu,, figu.r VI IDIUNmiDl TUIUO DT
thereHflrnticfcthrrcltlci on coming to Waihln.
toj. Aodwhyr i.caarj. iu fame la world wide aa
tlie only Mulo Ilnll here (KVMMlag all tkt arc Ufa
ifth'inrafmum
All the AhMer Alnuh of the Modern Stage
Mow well louuiicd thU reputation Is, may b ecea
bvftKlnnoe at the nummotu Ht of 3UPKRLA.
IIVKI,. (JKKAl Pl.ReOKMKUScompriiiacUifl
com ran y at Hit
faataStltaa lai fjtaas f, b. a.laaa .m -. .ak J.ia. a a. ..
tlKKAT CANTKUUUL.Y
Miss Kate Fennoyer,
ihe (Jueeo ot Terpsichore;
miss lulia Mortimer,
rhp Idealization of Melody and Beasty;
Miss Agnes Sutherland,
The .Scottish Nlehllngale
rut-. conriT ot' mcAUTr,
Composed of
7ic yio Reuutil'ul Lodicionlhc S(aet '
HISS KHANCKS LKROY,
SI 13 J 1. 1 I.I.IK IIKANDON.
MISH JKNNIB ALLKN,
M'lIK 1.K.KIIA,
MISS I.AlBKTrA.
LI II LB aXLA
MONS .SOLI.OSY.
HUH 1IAIII aid LKWMUMO.NS,
I'ltOF (I H.lilltHl K,
lir.O II lil.I.OUIS.
HII.I.IK KMMKRSOS,
MASTI.lt UKOKUB,
MAaTKIt JllUItrl.
Mating one ol tha
LARGEST COMPANIES IN AMERICA
MISS KATE PENNOYER
V ill apptar In a new Ballet I
.MISS lIOUTIMF.lt and MISS I'F.N.NOVHE
In the
GYPSY'S LAY.
MISS AGNES SOUTHERLAND
in new IlallaJs
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
ri perlormiLce to conclude with Bob Hart tad
Lew .Simmons' laughable afterpiece, entitled the
3?ovtralt XAlxxter.
Utk.il otvfn.ti
Aiimi-loo, 1. ornts
1'erformanoe, "V o'clock
Orchestra Chairs, M otlts.
A UJIAN1) MATINEE.
OX SATUHDAY APTKRNOOJa,
FOR
I.AlilfrJS AN ClIlLUItF.N,
Uaorn ojn at 1 o'clock, rformance at l o'clock
Adiiil-Hon lo Mat Inr o Ladies. VO cents: cblldreii
lOcentf nor 3
S1
' K C I A I. NIITICl'i
TO TUB
CITUKN3 OK WASI1INUTON,
tllUCthl Ut'Tltt. AK3IVJND NATY
ODFON HALL,
llir old and I'lttabliobed hmporlumof Clothlag,
that It n, tor to many years, supplied tha oitixsu of
tti-hiuKtou and iciniiy with all that li essential
lor the trance and comicrtof tbe outeiman.ls
nowtupuliid with tha most complete and fashion.
uble stock that we have ever bad the pleasure to ol
ter
Co A l.i, I'ANT.S.and VKSTSof tbe most desira
ble styles that could be lound ia tbe market.
Ourutnortuient of S 11 1 KTU, DBA .VBKb,
UUM1.KY, (.LUVha, Ac , cannot be lunaced,
aud mil be nold at prices that do not allow of com
petltioj.
J.AKlll.MOCi; OK MILITAllYOVKUCOATS.
I.AKUK .STOCK OK MILITARY OVKUCOATH
LAKUK blOCK OKMlLIlAUYOVKRCOATd
I.AKOI.HroCK BIILITAltVDBhfiS COATS
LA KU K h I OCIC W I LIT AH Y DHU&a COATti
LAUUi; MUCK MILH'AUY DUL&J COAId
LAKOKSIOCK MILITARY PANTS.
LAIiOKMOCIvMlLirAUY PANTS.
LAUUKMOCK M1LITAUY PANTS
I.AKOK STOCK MIL1TAUY VtSTi
I.A1H1K S1UCK 1UIL11AUY VEbTS.
LAKdr. SlOClv. M1L1TAUY VL3TS.
INDIA ItUUHKi: (.001S OK ALL DKSCUII.
VAl.lbKS.CAlU'Kl UAUS.&O.
Oursluckof UOY.S'and aOUTUS'CLUTUlNO
Hit liriffit and mo-t tnsliionabln tht hu
bieu oil end iu this city, and at the lowast prlce
I bey can rOr.nit.ly betbtalced In thlsclttr.
flaT Call ncd Hee m at OULOX II ALL, corner 4A
.1 rft aud Pa avenuttthw llrrat Ciothins; Mart ol
aplilnKtou city
urn I fery lurs, fburs.iVbat
I UhT TICl OUU NMV S1COK OKCLOTUINli
il irom the People's Clotblug store, No 4t 8e
uith street, near K. They out wear anythlnf you
onu bu , and they aro sold so cheap at
J. U. SMITU'S.
No 460 Hewnth street, near P.
I would ad vine all to come and buy their Clothiac
ai Si. liliu, No 460 beventh street
II ouare wUe you will oome lo tiMlTIl'S. No
tM. Hvvcutli street, near K, opposite City Post Offloe,
iu buy cur ClothloK r nrnJebiog Ooods. Trunks.
ilatdaund Cajnt
Ihf Pl-Ol'LK'S CLOfUlNU STOBU. No. 460
.Tt;ruih street, is tha best place la town tobny your
CiottiiuK,, KurnlhioR Hoods, 'Imoks, Uat, and
L'liiH J 11 aMUIIACO Clothiers. 400 SeTcnth
street
Oall soou and ife our new stock ol Pall and Win
ter Clot hi dr. which we are telling at eery low prices,
at the I'l-OPLl-.'S Cl.OrHl.NU SrOUK.No 40ii
hevenlh street, near K.
tlreat attractions at No 4o Met enth street. New
Kiockol Clothing Just arrived, and selling at our
tiHual lw prises. .1 11 MU1TU it CO., Clothiers,
No 4u0 Serntlistret. aud corner Twentieth street
uiiti i citw utitiur
Oret baraius lu Clothing, Kurnlshlng Ooods
II sbM, Cv , Boots, and bhoet, on tbe ooroer of Twto
tlvth rtrvrt aud Penu avenue
bntmi 4; CO , Clothiers, First ward, cor Ins
tleth street aud Penn avenue, is the obeapest place
lu lowu to buy your Fall and Wlunr Clothing
Call at tbe Hrat Ward Clothing store and get
your Kail and . inter Clothing, lists, Cape, Boots,
huj bhoes SHI 1 11 & tO , Clothisrs,
Cor Twentieth strtet and Penn a?
HK.SI WARD CLOnilNU I10USK, ooroer
Tvaeutleth street and reuiuylTauia avenue.
ou oau buyour Clothing, lists, Cape, Boot,
nnd bhoes cbxap. corner ol iHtotielb street and
tvuDsylvaaia avenue
so .fr 3m
MAN lldUUi
UOW LOST I UOW UKSTOUlKU
Jutt rul4nktA, in a .VafJ AViwktope. ticn 9im VmU
A L1-CIUU1-. ON 11IH NATUUK, TBKA1.
meul, and Drait-ut Cure of Spermatorrhaa, or Sm
lual eukuens, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De
biltly, aud Iro,-edimenU to Marriage gensraiiy,
Nenounoetis, Consumption, Kpllepey and Fits; U en
tal sud I'liyslcal Inoapaclt, resulting from Sell
Abu, kn lly itusT.J.CtLVEiwsLL.fci. U., anther
oi tbe (Vf-tvt. iUxJto.
A Uoon tu Tbuueaixtla uf SatTerera'
btnt under aeal. In a rlaln envelope, to any address.
iNt( raid, or, rooeipt of six cents, or two postage
iiuie, uy vr J-ii v. n,MiAiai,
in Bowery, New York.
au 7 3ml(d.w re. Offloe Uoz,4AsS.
IAI IU) KHKS.
MiTu.'a OiK-iLa.Ootober u.lttaa
DI.AD 1IOUSI Swill be removvd nooi the streets
and awuues iu wntieu notice, stating particularly
tlitt looiiiuu,biiag leit at the nearest station house
ol the UHrouoUian Tcllce

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