Daily national Republican. [volume], December 02, 1862, Image 3

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. LOCAL JSEWJ5. -
A QRO.rn'i Theatre. .4fffn Prb To-night
Lucille Wcitern will appear aa Satan In the beau
jlful protean dram, bf Madam Celerfe, entitled
atan In Pari! " The performance will conclude
with the lamented W. K Diirton'i treat fire of
Wanted. I,0 MlUtneri Mr. Setchell M Mad
ame Vanderpantt. Ttie entire oompanjr hare op
portunity to dliplav their ablilt y to-night, and the
entertainment It of a character well calculated to
nil the houie to Iti ittmoit llmtti.
Foiid'i Fuutklam Theatre, Tenth itreet,
teemi to enjoy a reign of proiperltythli aeaion,
far exceeding our moat aanrutne expectation!,
1 terjr ttar actor or actreu, that hai performed
with Manager Ford, haa drawn Urge houaei.
Whether Mr. Ford la making a fortune or not. we
cannot any, fur hla liberal expenditure on hla thea
tre for the comfort of hit patrons, and the tmmenie
amount of money expended by him In getting up
the moat expenalve plecea,muit conilderably re
duce the marginal profits however, he oBen the
Tery oeii iijie 01 aramauaana operaiiaeoirrtaiu
ment at hi theatre, particularly to during the pres
ent engagement of the lot clr J ounr prima donna,
Miss Caroline Rlchlngi, and the Lngltih Opera
Troupe. The operatlo spectacle of the " Fnchant
ress " will be repeated to-night
Wamihoton Vauietiei This new, magnifi
cent hall will open for the season to-morrow even
ing, with the strongest company that ha ever ap
peared In this city. A glance at the names wilt at
once pronounce It first-Mass ttar company. A.
M. Hernandez,; the grea.eet pantomlmlst of the
dari Miss Fltiwllllam. the youngest sister of the
celebrated Mrs. FUtwllllams,whoftppered In this ,
country some years ago with the great author end
actor. John Baldwin JJuckitone. This ladyeome
direct from the London theatres, where ahe we an
Immense farorlte at the Haymarket theatretJai.
Pilgrim, the erer popular comedian and dramatist.
The following, all of the Havel troupei A. Groisl,
C. Lehman, At Lehman, ftiollosy, Marti net tl, M'lle
Julia Lehman, Miss Whelpley, fce.i Paul Berger,
Dick Bands, the beat clog danocr In the world.lhe
wonderful Mo rest Brothers, whose performance
has astonished every beholder In New York, Phila
delphia and Boston The Ethiopians are J. W.
Laodis, J. Albert Allen and the renowned Birch,
and J. A. Coleman, the great original comlo singer,
from the London theatres) together with ft most
accomplished and beautiful corps dt better of young
ladles. Such an array of talent 1 well worth the
notice of young Washington to remember the
opening night.
Caxtekiuhv. A etv great crowd assembled
last evening to witness uallettl In the new and at
ftacilva hftlltt. entitled the Painter's Illusion."
it.
We think the ballet fully equal, If not superior, to
for the display of the distinguished artiste' won-
uenui lairni. ana win aiwar in 11 iu-nigni.
assisted bvthe astonlshlni elaide and the full
corv dt batiet. The audience last night was very
enthusiastic oter the return of the popular favor
ites, Misses Mortimer and Pennoyer, both of whom
will appear to-night In beautiful acts of perform
ance, iruiy, a great piace is me canicroury.
Nikon' Circus The double troupe made de
cided hit last night; at the Cremorne. A large au
dience erected the oerformer. and the natrons, as
well a the reclplbta of their favors, appeared well
fileased. Both fbla afternoon and night the four
ady riders, the three clowns, ft double company,
two setts of horses and ponies, Eaton f tone, the
champion rider of the world, "The Field of the
Cloth of Gold," and a new pantomime will be of
fered On Thursday, we understand that both
troupes will appear In Alexandria.
City Councils Board of AUUrmen The Board
met as usual, the president In the chair.
The following .bills were presented and acted
upon 1
AViii iur mr re 11c 1 ui ) iur nuivuiua. nr
ferred.
A bill for the laying of a pat ement in square No.
6o Referred.
A till for the relief of J. F. Rawlins. Passed.
A bill for the relief of J. Mcpherson. Laid over.
A bill providing for the paving of Intersections
of streets. Passed.
A bill for the relalngof a gutter from D street
north to the Intersection or First street. Passed.
A bill making an appropriation for paying the
expenses of the several station-houses for the
present er. Passed.
A bill relative to the erection of station-houses
for police purposes. Laid over.
A bill for the relief of J. N. Locke for the remis
sion of a One Passed
A bill for the relief of Jas. Fstln. Committee
llacharred.
A bill authorizing tbe register to grant a license
to Geo. Stabler to keep ft livery stable. Commit
tee discharged.
A bill preparatory to the Improvement of the
Washington canal. Passed.
Mr. Lloyd presented a resolution requesting the
Metropolitan Police Board to enforce the act rela
tive to the removal of free colored persons from the
District.
Mr. Clephane demanded the eas and na)s, and
me voie sioou as ioiiows 1
Wat LlodandTurton.
Nays Clephane, Richards, Plant, Sargent, Pep
per, Wendell, Semmes and Brawn.
His request was granted.
A bill to repair the flooring of the Canal bridges.
Passed.
Adjourned.
Board of Common Vouncit The President 11 ng
absent, on motion uf Mr. Peake, Mr. IMrr was call
ed to the chair.
On motion of Mr. Stephens, the reading of the
Journal was dispensed with.
A communication was received trom tneitia)or.
tnnMvlnv crtaln bill.
A communication waa receU ed from the KraancU
patlon Commissioners, asking permission to occu
py the Council Chamber, their room being occu
pied, at present, by the Criminal Court. Granted.
Mr, Lewis presented a bill to repair the floors of
the canal bridges, appropriating the sum of $600.
Passed.
Mr. Lewis also prevented a bill to repair South
Panttnl afreet. PaisetT
Mr. Barr presented a bill to repair a gutter across
H street north, east aide of (leventh street west.
Laldoier. ,
Mr. Utcrmehle called for the special order, being
a bill to establish public hai scales and for other
Eurposes, sundry amendments being mule; and the
HI passed
Sundry bills, from the Board of Aldermen, were
taken up, and referred to appropriate committees.
A bill to repair tho bridge across Rock creek, at
the foot of K street north, was, on motion of Mr.
Ranlev. taken from the table, and named.
A bill from the Board of Aldermen, to furnish
fuel for the poor, wns taken up, and Mr. Utermehle
tnotrd to recede from the amendment, requiring
the words "delegation to distribute the fuel."
Lost and the following committee of conference
was appointed. Messrs. Utermehle, Rapley, and
A communication was recehed from the survey
or, In relation to grading and graveling certain
avenues Referred to the Committee on Congress.
The bill, which was laid over from the last meet
lng,grantlngJohn Hlnsley the prU liege of erecting
a circus tent on Market Space, was taken up and
passed.
Mr. Lewis introduced a bill to grade south Capi
tol street. Passed,
Mr, Lloyd, from the Committee on Claims, re
ported favorablv on the petition or James Redmond.
m"SZ accompanied by a bill, which waa passed.
iur. vicriuviiiv muiru iw icwuiiuci iu iuis
rant in? John Hlmlev uermlBslon to erect a circus
tent. Agreed to.
Mr. V. then moird to lay the bill on the table.
Agreed to.
Adjourned.
Criminal Court Before Judge Metrick This
court met In regulsr course yesterdsy morning.
ine louowing rou 01 jurors were caiieu
Grand Jury John TVsn Reswlck, J. P. Slight
ueorge arneu.a a i-arker.osrpn uuucy. jr ,
James H Boss, U- F. Moxley, D. F. Glttlogs,Thos.
R. Drlfhtwell. II. G. Ritter. 9. Meade. Vm. Wur-
dermann.Jas L. Owen, J J McCollum, Wm. Bur
roughs, s. Lewis, waiter uoaey, . n ues, m
Emmert, H. C Mitchell, F lilti, R, W. Burr,W.
r. uiinrow.
Petit Jurv P. F. Little. Wm Klnjr. of Wm . C
R Belt,Jno Rtggles, Aug Da Is, D Lewis. J. O.
Withers, Ihos Barron, Jacob Ramsburg w. P.
Mohun, Wra. Parker, J. T Garner, W. H. Langlej,
11. U. urrvnwrii, i. v.. iwii, i, u, nuwiuiuu, ,
Barron, J F, B Purcell, H Lee, Geo. Rhodes, Jr ,
Wm. K. Riley, Thomas Knowlcs, Moses P. Swain,
G. H Grant, W. 8, enable, G. J. Barrett
In consequence of the continued Illness of Judge
Crawford.hls duties de oh e upon Associate Jus
tice Merrick, of the circuit court.
The court addressed the grand Juf) and the) re
tired to their chamber for deliberation
John Johnson, William Phelps, and John Fggle
ston, charged with riot, were put on trial. Ihe
case was ghen to the Jurj, who retired, but soou
returned and rendered a t erdict of not guilt) .
Adjourned
Polue MAiTcns Philip Smith, asiaultt rtned
lbv Justice Druri
Vita. Slgafoase, disorder!)) Hned 1 by Justice
Cla) ton.
Sarah A. Fletcher, drunk and disorderly) Cord $2
bv Justice Waller
Peter Calhouiu for burglar) )Jall for court b) Jus
tice Thompson.
C. Collins, disorderly tunduct) fined $2 by Justice
Thompson
George pates and Win. Swayne. accessories to
sisuuiog 01 an uuiccrfjaii ior coun vy justice win
ter
A Prentice, assault and battery (held for a further
hearing by Justice Walter,
Edward Williams, suspicion of arson; hr Id for n
hearlne bv Juitice Walter.
John Little, stabbing an ofnoerijall for court l
Justice Walter. '
Robert Fenton, drunk and dliorderht fined 91 ttl
by Justice Stratton
J Lloms, John Tllman, James hlte, Henri
Strothers, disorderly londutl) fined $1 4b) Justice
Stratton
Fourth Wahu Station Cases Before Juiiice
H'alter ye tier day Daniel Faltej, for larccnjt or
dered to leatotheclt) I
John Slate, drunk and disorder!) t lined t)3
John Sandersou, assault and batter) ball, (Sun,
ior lurmcr nearing
Pe.somai Hon. Juhn 8 Nixon, New Jeraeyi
Hun C I. allandlghain, tlhlotliou C.A.White,
uhloi Hon Owen Lmejo), Illinoiag areat the Me
tropolitan Hon Z. Chandler, Michigan) Hon Lot M. Mor
rill, Vermonti Hon. John P. Hale, New Hampshire.
are al the National.
Celebration or At. Andrew's Day v the
lWahinoton Society. Toasts, Speeches, fc The
anniversary of the birthday or Bl, Artdrew(Mi 0f
the patron saints or Scotland, occurring on Sunday,
the venerable St. Andrew's So let r or this clfv
celebrated Its recurrence last evening by ft sump
tuotii entertainment at Buhler's restaurant, pre
pared by that experienced and excellent caterer,
Mr.Welaker.
1 quite ft number or Bcoua-i sons were present,
anil there was no diminution in the mirth and hila
rity which usually characterises these gatherings.
A vn-al rrrtt was expressed that their form-r
venerated president, Mr. Gilbert Cameron, was pre?
vented from Joining them by absence In his native
land.
About BK' o'ciock xne pany ear aown, when
prayer was offered ny tbe Rev, J. L. JJUott, wh 1
has officiated on these occasions for some several
ear past. The prealdent, Mr. T. W, Spence, af
erwards gave the command to "fall In," which hi
obeyed with promptitude and earnestness.
near inepresiaenx were seateu xne second vice
president, Prof. McLeodf treasurer, J. P. Wilson t
secretary, J, Reekie.
Among those present, of the press, were Major
Tien Pertey Poore and W D. Wa linen, r sq. pay
master King, (son of Senator King,) John Lock
wood, (nephew of the Mayor of New A ork,) and
Quartermaster Calef, were also In attendance.
Mr. H. B. Todd appeared In ft complete Highland
costume.
After ample Justice had been done the many good
things spread out, the following standard toata
were readi
No. 1. "Thedav we celebrate, and awha honnr
rtong "inei'ozie ingie," ny nr. J r wnson.
No. 3. "The President of the United States "
Kong "The Red, White, and Blue," by Mr.
Gould. '
No. 9 "Scotland and her heroes "
This toast was responded to by Mr, Ramsey, In
his usual happy and eloquent style.
No. 4. The army and navy or the United States
the bulwarks of a nation's dignity, and the guar
dian of a nation's honor."
Mr. Gerrard responded to this toast In a few very
interesting and stirring remarks.
Queen Victoria The noble embodiment of ft wo
man and ft queen.
Song Bv ,
No. 6. America We toe It for its memory we
respect It foi Its virtues, and we honor It for Its
freedom.
No. 7. The songs and minds which Influence the
destiny of Scotland.
Hong. "Soot t wha ha" By M. BL Todd In full
Highland costume.
No. 8, The memory of Washington. Drank In
silence.
No. t The Lasses Their tricks and craft hae
put me dafti Hike the Jades for a' that.
Song "Green grow the rushes, a'." By Mr
Reekie.
A number of tolunteer toasts were oflered, but
the lateness of the hour precludes their publication
atthlstlme.
The Emancipation Commissions Vesterdar.
the case of Mrs. Summers, who claims Lucy Jack
son, waa before the board This is a case where
the slave came to the District from Virginia be
fore the passage of the emancipation act, and
could not return, owing to the occupation of her
owner's house bv the rebels. Testimony was
iBJtcu id um CB-c uuiuu ueci-ioa mnae mine cue.
The esse of Jacob G. Smoot, of Lewlnsvllle, tr
ainla.who nresrnts claims for seven slates, was
taken up. lie was examined on the question of
loyauy, ne aammeuinaine tuieu ior secession,
that he did It of his own free will. There was no
compulsion at the polls In his precinct, no armed
ment me people were iree 10 voie as iner saw ui.
But he did not anticipate a separation of the States.
He thought this course on the part of the voters of
Mrglnla would lead more directly to a settlement
of the difficulty. But he took theoath of allegiance,
which oath he exhibited It was taken b Gen.
Van Vlelt's order, before whom he had an account
for damages done to his property by Union sol
diers He willingly took the oath when oilercd b)
Gen. Van Melt, lie admitted that when it was
offered at his home by the officers who were taking
testimony as to the amount of damage to his
property, he hesitated and put the matter off a
day or two for consideration He considered It his
duty to stand by his property. No decision was
made on his case
The Pennsylvania Meeting Owing to some
misunderstanding in relation to the meetlngof the
Pennsylvania Soldiers Relief Association, which
was announced to take place at 11 lards' Hall last
night, but few persons were present.
The meeting was called to order b) Hon. J. K.
Morehead, prealdent of the association, who stated
that one of the causes of the absence of members
of Congress and other Ienns) Iranians was the fact
that they had Just nrrUed In the em, and were ar
ranging about their rooms, etc. He suggested a
postponement of the meeting to a more favorable
lime, so that a Rreat rally could be made to Interest
all Pennsylvaniansln this Important work.
Mr. H. Shotxmoedthat the meeting ailjournto
Wednesday evening, the 10th Instant, at half-past
seven o'clock.
Mr. Katon explained the misunderstanding In
relation to the meeting The executive committee
were not fully prepared to report; and for this, ns
well as other reasons stated, the committee had
conclude to postpone the meeting, but due notice
had not been git en of the postponement.
The motion for adjournment nretalledt and the
meeting was adjourned to the loth Instant, at the
same nan, awjj o'ciock, anu ine secretary was tit-
rvciru lugito iuii iihikt ui inn iiirriinK,
Deaths op Soliuehi The following denths
hat e occurred since our last report
Corporal William H l-errla, fonipinj M, 7M
Pennsyhanta,
George Piatt, compatt) t, 113-1 tVnni)U antai
Regimental camp
S, J. Bardltt, company D, l?th Couuectkutt Ar
mory hospital.
R. B. ansl)kelcompan) C,?th Mlchlgint Armo
ry hospital.
Francis Beckwlth,iompan) H, filth New wkf
Fcklngton hospital,
A. Wilcox, com pan) I, With New ) nrkf KnlorHtua
hospital
Wm. Robinson, teamster H M. D KalorHina
hospital
J. W. Lowman, coiu)uin) D, WtliU, S Inftntr).
RelatUes and friends of deceased soldiers tan
obtain an) Information In regard to the burial
place of their friends b) addressing F T, Kinds,
Got ernment undertaker, No 411 F street, leteen
Fifth and Sixth streets.
MtrriNOO) TMEMAS1ACHLbKTTBSUUilCH' Alii
Society .A meeting of this association was hel I
last night at the Avenue House.
Hon. U. W. McLeltan was tn the ihatr, aud J. V
Forbush acted as seiretar) .
Aiommlttee,i,onslstli)KOf John A Fottle, H. 11.
Fernaldand. W. Hllss.ttas anpolutttl to arrange
V.- . I.iiklla naalln.. tnhn t.i:i . II III...I .t II.. It
ivi uuiiu mnnufji i in itnu ni , iiinrua ,in,i,
on Monda etenlng.thebth Instant, to he addressed
by members of CongreM, aud other distinguished
aieakers
It was further siifTKested that ndt'Miled ai,ount
of all theoiteratlonsofthe association during Ihe
past j ear will then be presented.
Alter ine transaction 01 soma niner uninipnriant
business the meeting adjourned to meet as abote
stated.
Funcrai o MajurO'Neil. lliebodvof Malor
Thomas O'Nell, whose death was uientloned bj us
Jesterda). was escorted to the depot jesterdat af
ernoon about S o'clock, by a detachment of the
One-Hundred-And-Thlrt)-finh Penn)ltanlt rcgl
ment, accompanied b) General hhlelds, Captain
Klelej.and followed bj a long line of carriages
Major O'Nell was chief oi Gen Meagher's .taiTof
the New Fngland Irish brigaJe He was a good
citizen, a brave officer and n true pttrlot His
brother, George O'Nell, from Boston, is here to hc
comuan) his remains to Boston, tt here hla fumllj
resides. MaJ. O'N. was great)) belotedb) his asso
ciates and officers In the Held, tt ho mourn ihe lotd
of a brate man.
gRuHAWAV. About four o'clock yesterday after
noon, a two-bone team became frightened at some
object on K street, near the City Hall, and betom
Init unmanageable, started on the run uu II Into
wmn street, anu inence into rcnoititania ave
nue, where It was at length stopped Some two or
three vehicles were run ino and smashed In the
the fearful flight of tho frightened steeds, but so far
a we can ascertain, no damage to human life or
limb resulted
i-
Death or Orriccn Leach Odicir Leach, ithn
was fatally stabbed on Sunday night, died from Ids
Injuries testerday afternoon, about ), o'clock
nr.Lrwiiwiii a goou omcer, and ueia.ej iij an
who knew hlntf and his death bns cast a shadow
of gloom throughout the ttholeil! file murder
er, together with his accessories, bat e been arrest
ed and committed to tall, to await tlielrtiUI. which
will probabl) come ott at tbe nenf.ii term of
I'UUTI,
Tnc Street Cars jeaterdaj weie .roudod to
their Utmost capaiLt) b) au unusual amount ol
stteet tratel. The south Set enth street lint- now
hate a fullsuUDlvof cars, and are runnlnir nit tm
minute time from the denot of the Uaitin.nrit nn.i
Ohio railroad to the steamboat wharf at the foot of
wtentn street. evcAl more cats lute alio bceu
put on ine rourteentn street line
o a
StNuiNO Goods South B H Garner, of Mil
towntM.Marj's count), Maryland, was airested
by the Potomac Flotilla, on the charge of forward
Ing goods south from a ttharf near the mouth of
Wicomico baj. He was sent to this cltv jester
da), and Protost Marshsl DiMer cuminiHed lilni
to the Old Capitol Prison
Inilux or 8u it The medical director was un
usually busy yeaterda) In making protlsiou for the
ub.ij trmj j a a.v.U'. J B. .... 'IU 1.IUH U lll7
large number of sick soldiers thrown upon his
care bythe military mot ements In our Welnlt)
About W sick men, from the tarious regiments fn
amn. urr nrni l.to.l with ft, . mnmn.Ut l..td li. nut.
r -.".--:-.-"" " w
hospltala yeaterda)
Death ui the Janitom
, .k. .1.11.,.. ,n .),.
era ! urn i
t m SfcPrak died on
Le in th. hniiiiiii RS
Smllhaontau. ror ae eral ) i
learn that the ianitor. M
Sunday laat, at hla resilience, In the hull IIiik
wa. nu um anu luuin-eaiei'iiuii ciiitcii
The Navv. a hu UekAru thai the uaij-iard
la now open to thu public. Aa the tararuufrom
allpartaofthecltyfothonit)-)ard gale, lor the
amall fee of nte tents, wo presume the tmtcl on
this route u 111 lucrease rrtpldl)
The Uullion Bank redeems lis notes lu U.
8. Treasury notes, when any amoant from one
dollar upwards Is presented.
Attention. AitlictedI Vr. Vcllnr Is rcl
encaged lu an cxtenslvo practko In this city,
ftUdweVould call Iho attention of iho poor,
pour, emaciated victims of their uwu tins to
tho beet sources of remedy. TIrat, c'fonp your.'
present course ofllfe at once and forever and
secondly, call on tho i moat skilful physicians,
(and none are better than Dr. Vellnjr,) and be
enrcdofthe disease which Is now undermin
ing your constitution and lending yon to a pre-
mature grave 6 ,
UxsKlNQ Hath, The followlue are the rate
at which bankers and brokers are buying and
selling gold and silver the legal tender notes
ueiug mo aianaarui ,
Buvlmr) Selllnr.
Gold - 27 per c. prem, 80 pcrc. prem.
Silver .-- 20 " 23 "
Demand notes 20 " 23
Banks of Issue In waahlnirton and fleorec-
towm . .
Washing).'
Georgetown.
Fanners and Mcchs
Hank.
Hank of Commerce,
Bank of Metropolis.
Bank of Washington.
Patriotic Bank.
Farm's A Me rclrs B'nk.
WOUNDCII AND DllAaf.cn Nnf.tiiERB Pan liai
their "AwYJMrif Peptrt " made out for application
of il Invalid PtntUmt" Immediately upon procuring
their " DiKharp," by application to Peck, Gardner,
4 vikk, jo. 88'f So-, enth street, between D and K
streets, near Genoral Post Offlce
no cnargeuniii
now lm
pension 11 procured.
Oo-roWitrTEtii'RST. ill Fonusjhanla atcnue,
rb obtain superior Likenesses at reduced prices.
Kloe Card ignetts, formerly sold at S3 per doien,
now ellimx at fti half dozens, same rate. Colored
Imperials reduced from $30 to ft20j selling whole
slie colored at only i6. I will excel in "CWcm!
Cart tit Vitittt" having secured the services of a
aunerior artiat for that iiranrh nt hmin... r iu.
nesaes of many of those fallen In battle can be ob
tained nerei aiso caru pnoiogrnphs or prominent
men, both ch II and military, not 21 1m
Desirable India Rubber Goods Mr. II. A.
nan nniiuii received a 101 or umcers' Long and
Light dull finished Coats also, dull MnlshecT Pon
chos, extra larre sliest alio, a tat nt hlu rnviuh
Talmas, very long, at 10 each) which he Is selling
at manufacturers' prices, at hli India Rubber U are
house, 310 Pennsjlvanla arenue, between Ninth
iiu truiuiiictii. OCItfl II
A Wonn or Advice Those who hae been
doctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief, should consult Dr. Fishblatt. whose office la
ai no. i K. sireei. corner 01 igntn street, and b
radically cured, Twenty-n e years experience ha
established Dr. Plihblatt's reputation as aphjal
cian. itecent cases cured in a few days. Charges
No. 431 E street, corner of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Office,
India Rubber Goods The place to buy your
RUBBFR COATS, LFGG1NS. CAMP BLANKETS,
irt - T.mj,na, ., , r nanciwa, iou evrrv anicie
made from INDIA RUBBER, la at H. A.HALL'S
India Rubber Warehouse, where rou can obtain
them at manufacturers prices, 310 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets 00 22
Ladies', Men's, Youths', Mioses' and Children's
Rubber Boots, shoes, rUndAls and Gotten; Ladies1
and Gents Buckle Overshoes, with felt lining and
top) Men' Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen.
Clnpp&Co'i India Rubber Store, Tcnn atcnue,
between 10th andllthsts. novii lm
India Rubber Boots and mioes. The abote
articles are sold cheaper at H A HALL'S India
Rubber Warehouse, 310 Pennsylt aula arenue, than
at any other store in this city or lclnit). Ihlsfi
to. Call and satisfy youriclt cs. 310 Pennsylvania
avenue no 22 tl
111 F.I),
On the 30th, Not ember, afrer a lingering illness,
Marv Maroaret, ttlfc ot Jerome Calahto, aged
23 years and 9 months
Her funeral tt 111 take Dlace Tuesdat. Dec 2d. at
1 o'clock, from her late residence Four-and-a-half
si reel
AUCTION SALES.
1V V. I. AVAM. i, C(.,Auetloeers.
Ol LKS WtAT Sil Li; Ot LOSDUMbEU IIOHSKS
ASD MULLS Will b antil at t.uhll.. ait. linn
Corral, near the Naval Obsertatory, Washington
V. V, on MONDAY, 8th December, 1 962, n 11 urn-
1IOKSFJI AND MUUS
Coiuleninfd ns unfit for the public wrtkv.
Terms tah In Got eminent fiimU
J. J. DANA,
ipt. A. it M , U. S A.
W. L. WAIL 4t CO,
del iMarJ AiKtlouiers.
LMIHSI KUHNII FirilNMI
I'ontlnuatlun or the
1iHET AtTCTlOX SALK FIT US f
With anew and splendid HHsurtment ol the
n tviTEs r Firts,
AT
Tftf Sittet'ltoom, .Vo. 4 ftrktt Sjxice, oier the
Carpet More of .T, 11. DmlMiu,
On Morality, Ttiemhiy and WednenJatj,
Jicctviber 1st, 1M and IU.I.
Hale to utuimeiiu' each da) at lu'a n. m. and 7 p. m
One of the largest and most superb stocks of
I-AIHI1N' I' If It HI
Fteruuerrd In thlsclt), which hatuleen rtieltcd
irom one oi ine most extensile noumsin uroatl
wav. New York, u 1th orders to close tbe same u It h
out resertet consisting of Hudson Hi), orkfort,
nnu urrmuun -,aiio .uuik, urrLinii, muiif tiirilil.
riTcn,anaetrr) upscription oi iiumonanie r uhs,
in CnrrlaKe ami Cardinal Capes, Talmas, Meto
rlnes, Muris, Cutis, &c , Vc. Amung the stock will
be tound a print tarlet) of Ml S FY mtd lIUU
UHLb'S f I'is Also, a large assortment of M Igh
Robes.
Hating retelt ed orders from tbe House InNtW
ork to sell -nt ati) price on account of a dissolu
tion of partnership, therefore, the public will hut e
an opportunlt) of purchasing suits of tbe best
Furs at half tho price of an) bouse In the world
The goods hate been manufactured this rail. La
dies are ptrtlcularl) tut lied to Htlend, as eter) ar
ticle t)in it sou wiinuui rraprtP. n u inis
silo will bo continued MULk. IiS UNLl.ln
which tlmeetert ettort ttlll bo made to clone the
entire stock. O The Goods will le onen for
Inspection each iU) before and until the hour of
saie. Laiaiogues it in im read) on t ne morning oi
sale. MARSHALL. PGF, Aucts.
no '." i
B V. 1,. WAIJA. CO., Auctioneers.
PLBEVPTOliy AICT10A ALL 0FUR0LL-
HIES On TULSUAY M0HN1NG. 'J I December.
at 10 o'clock, we u 111 sell, hi front of the Auction
Rooms, to close consignment, a number of lot) of
Groceries, embracing
Barrels ellow and Refined Sunara
Tierces Cincinnati Hams andlieef
Boxes Starch, Vermicelli and Macctronl
Boxes Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and Clgirs
Cases Assorted Presort cs and Pickles
Boxes Lemons, Barrels Beans and Pork
Boxes Blacking, Brushes and Nuts
Case Aromatic Bitters
Casu Brand) , and Salt Rlt or and other hisk.es,
Schnapsihc.
Cases Lemon and Raspberry 3)rup
Bbli S)rup and Mnegar, BI1 Herring
Barrels Monongahala, Rye. Pipes, Ac , MignolU
anu otner tt mantra
Bbls. Brandy and Gin
Terms cash
W L WALL fi. CO ,
nov29 Auctioneers
TJY J. C McGUlUE dt CO.,
Auctloueers.
jj Br-
MRTLE Or A DECREE OF THE Oil
PUAbS COlRTot the county of Washington, In
the District of Columbia, 1 will otter at auction, on
TUFSDW.the 16th da) of December next, at i
o'clock p m, on the premises, lots F and Pin
West's subdltlilon of Lot one. In Square six hun
dred and titeiit)-nlre, iCI ) One oi these lots
fronts un New Jersey atcnue, uearl) opposite the
Btlllmoreand Ohio railroad station, mid the other
on First streetuest.bcttt eon Dnndl- stnets north,
and they areuosirauio as uiisinessBiHmis
Terms of silct One-third of the purchHiemoiu)
to In naid In CAiht and the residue In two euual In
staluicnts il Oand 12 months, tt 1th intereji, to be
secured b annrotod notes
The tonus of snle mudt bo coiiiplicJ it 1th In one
week tficr sale, or the proper!) mi) le resold at
the risk anl coat of the nrut purkhtaer, tfter one
weed's notice
HI-LII-NM JACOBS. Guar Inn of
B O and Helen A We.1
J l McGUIRFfctU, Aucts.
not 2fr JatvSw
xyoTlor. is iikhi:u uivkn that
1 tbe Copartnership heretofore existing between
l.T U COFFIN Is thisda) dissoltedb) mutual
consent JOHNQ 1U1,
J (OH-IN
I John U Ltle still uouttiuios tho buakitois at the
I . , , i '
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Washington, July .1, iw..'. J) ."J
Tilw, HniH,h. ... . 1(V. H Va JV,,
T I It.. Ufc HMiKS UI I Ut H( SS AM)
.. i iiujnie iknimj h 4itin nt
111 find tt much to their adtautiifre nil 1 1 1 raoiiHl
vomforl (Ifruomlngoutltutiikit tin tr meals at th
ell-knownand long-established Kratiiiraut Hi
subscrllr haa spared no expense lu irlillmg hi
rn,i'e MtaWlahuieist, whli.li Is lutrndeilvxi.lu.il el
uai tins
he
Hi
loraursi-tiHssueniieiuen's liesiaurani uneieuiH
bafoundalllh.uiinrorl.urailtalrl.uiu. dn
terj moderate terms
n.ntl.iiiAi. nra i.urtl.nl. .It n.l.ll..,.ll 1
Gentleman nro iirticnliirl itiiuiMt I tn lmII l?-
(ore making Arrniifrenieuti eUvw here
L GAUTI1-K,
Hoi iw-eiiliu jftj PeitnijliauU mcuue
i .,. -
SMITH b ItlSAI.L, No. 301 .HKVK.NTIIt
Street, between I and K itreel. Id the Cheipeit I
Clothlnn Ilouie in town Trj them
nov 21 dtjanl -
noposjAr.H pon Indian goods.
iHr-ARTMENTUr THE INTERIOR,
Of-rici: Indian Arraths, -
( . i-ewr-norrii, ir.
SKAIFD PHUPOsALsendorsedPropmalafor
inaian Goods," (Class I, ty a, 4. as the case may
be,) to be delivered In the cltyof New ork. will be
received at the office of Indian Affairs until twrlre
o'clock M., on Wednesday, the 10th day of Decem
ber next for furnishing the following named
artlnUa i '
Class No. I,
Mackinac Btankrtn, Cloth, and Dry Gomti
1,000 pair a point white Macklnaoblankits, to
measure 60 hi Tl Inches, and weigh 8 pounds
3,000 pairs 2j; point white Macklnaa blankets, to
meaaiire 64 by fid Inches, and welch ponnrts
SOU pairs 3po!nt white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 43 by 66 Inches, and weigh SU
pound
Coo pairs Hi point HhlteMackfaaobtauketi, to
, measure M by 00 Inches, and weigh U
pounds
lu) pairs! point white Macklnao btlnkits, to
measure 31 by 40 Inches, and weigh IV
Iounds
1,200 pairs 3 (Hjltit scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
measure Go by T2 inches, and weighs pounils
TOO pairs 3; point scarlet Macklnaa blankets, to
measure M by G6 Inches, and weigh pounds
lu) purs 2 point son riot Mackinac blankets, to
measure 41 bj 06 inches, and weigh 6v
pounds,
iw pairs 1 point scarlet Macklnao blankets, to
measure 33 by 46 Inches, and weigh 3L
pounds
100 pairs 3 point green Macklnaa blankets, to
measure so by 73 Inches, and welghSpounds
luo pairs 3i point gTorn Macklnao bTankt-ts, to
measure 64 by G6 Inches, and weigh I pounds
1,000 pairs 3 itolnt Indigo blue Macklnao blankets,
to measure GO by 72 Inches, and weigh 6
pounds
800palrs2fipointlnJlgo blue Mackinac blankets,
to measure 64 by 66 Inches, and weigh 6
pounds
100 pairs 1 point InJigo blue Macklnao blankets,
to measure 82 by 46 Inches, and weigh 3
pounds
600 pairs 3 point gentinella blue Mackinac blan
kets, to measure GO by 72 Inches, and weigh
8 pounds
300 pairs 2if point gentinella blue Macklnao blan-
kcis, 10 measure m ny go inches, and weigh
6 pounds
too
pairs IS point gentinella blue Mackinac
oianxeis, 10 measure 36 ny 60 inches, and
weigh 4 pounds
100 Dalra 1 1K)1dI rntlnella hlu, Marlilnart Man.
kets, to measure 33 by 46 Inches, and weigh
3,000 yarJ. fsner Hit blue cloth '
4,000 da grT lilt blue cloth
200 do do blsck cloth
1,000 do rdlltt black cloth
4,000 do. do blue cloth
0,M da do .oriel cloth
200 dozen cV4 woollen .haw U
COOpounda linen thread, No, 40
loo do cottonthread
CO Rroi. wonted gartering
19,000 jrardi calico
0.000 do Merrimac calico
23000 do
luricer rea cauco
blue drllllni
brown drilling
bed ticking
atlnette
plaid llnaer.
unbleached domeitlc aheetlng
bleached aheetlns
20,000 do
10,000 do
3.000 do
25tooo do
20,000 do
2.S00 do
10.000 do
iv.vw uu vucvtva, aitiiyra. mui
10.000 do flannels, assorted
check,, atripea, and pl.Ua
f,Duu pounds Drown giiung itvine, no o
800 do cotton maitrc
0,000 twilled flannel shirts
two dozen hickory shirts
3.0U0 calico shirts
30) dozen Canadian belts
Clam No 2.
Ready Made nothing
VOu blue Batlnett pantaloons
2W do coats
CO cadet mixed latlnett costs
300 do do pantaloons
17S frock coats, indigo blue, broad cloth
100 pantaloons do do
330casslnett coats, trimmed with red.
Class No. J.
Hardware, AgricvUunl Implements, 4 c,
2,100 pounds braaa kettles
40 nests Japanned kettles, (8 In a nest)
600 camp kettles, (l sizes)
300 dozen 3 quart tin pans
300 do 4 quart tin pans
CO do quart tin pans
700 do tin cups
1,'JOO do squaw awls
I,6oji do flsh hooka
700 do midlines
250 do coarse tooth combe
111 do floe lootheouba
Gui do scissors
euo do shears!
ISO do weeding boes
200 do handsawfllr,.)', inches
60 do spades
3,&iiu short handle fry pans
75 dozen hasting spoons
t,&ou dti tablespoons, (.rou)
C1 do axes, to weigh 4'i to 6I( pounds
HA0 do half axes, to weigh 3 pounds, (with
handles)
fioO do zlne mirror
60 do llreatrrU
6u0 jMjiinds brass wire
I60 do best Chinese ermlltlon
Cuu do seed beads
luidozeu butcher knltcs
too do scalping knires
230 do squaw hatchets
12 do 4i inch flat files
j),uuo pounds tobacco.
Class No. 4.
Ount, Ammunition, 4 r.
coo rifles, csp lock, (half ounce ball)
300 shotguns, (double barrel)
ifio It firi nowder
1,000,000 water-proof caps
300 bags Traid balls
200 flasks
JO0 belts
600 powder horns
3,000 flints
291 dozen gun nipples
3b0 wrenches.
Cnmlanf American manufacture of tbe rea ul red
st)les and mialtt) will be preferred; but, as the
samples of blankets and cloths are foreign fabrics,
it will be nocoBsart . In proposing a domestic article
of either of those kinds, that asample thereof shall
accompant the bid. The articles to be furnished
must, in ait respects, conform to and be equal with
tbe Government samples, which may be seen at
thla olike on and after the 24th Instant. The ar
ticles will be rigidly lnsnected and compared with
the samples b) nu ageitt or agents appointed for
that purpose. Such as may be unequal thereto In
an) particular will be rejected) In which case the
contractor will le bound to furnish others of the
required kind or quality within three datsior.lf
that I not done, they will be purchased at his ex
pense Payment wilt be made for the goods re
ceived on Invoices thereof, certified by the agent or
agents appointed to Inspect them. It is tone un
derstood that the right will be reserted to require
a rreater or less ouantltvof anv of the articles
named than that specified In the abote schedule!
and all bids for furnishing said articles may be re
jected ai tneopuonoi tne ucpanmcnti anu tnai
none from persons who have failed to comply with
the requirements of a previous contract with the
uniteu SIAICS. ur niiu mo uut luauumviuictiui
wholesale dealers In the required articles ttlll be
considered t and the fact that bidders are suchman-
maciurcrs or ueaiers mun uv eviucnccu. vy uicvrc
tltlcate of the collector of the port where they re
Blde, or where It is proposed to deliver the articles.
Ihe proposals must embrace the articles, tt 1th the
quantities thereof as they are arranged in the
tiwtii). with the nrlcea annexed to each, in dol
lars and cents, at which they are to be furnished
and the amounts must vo carneu out ana looteu up
for each class Said price and amounts must be
so git en, without any modification, or proposed
mouiflcat ion, or t arlat ion whatet er. They should
be submitted with the following heading: I (or tt e)
Harnr nroDose io lurnisu iur me acmce oi mo m
dian Department, and according to the terms of its
aoreruscments lurrcui. umtu iiuremocr i au,iw,
the following articles at the price thereto a taxed,
(here insert the list according to the class or classes
proposed for,) deliverable In the city of New ork
by the 1st da of April next, or at such time or
times during the year 1663 as may be ordered by the
Commissioner of Indian Attain) and If the propo
sal be accepted (here Insert the words " lu whole or
In ptrt, if more than one class be proposed for,) I
(or we) will, within twenty da) thereafter, execute
a contract accordingly, and give security, satisfac
tory to the Commissioner of Indian Ailfttrs. for
tho faithful periormance of the same " Fach pro
posal must be accompanied with a guaranty In the
follow ing form, to be signed b) two or more respon
sible persons, whose sufficiency must be. certified
tobt a United States Ju Ige or district attorney
Vteherebt Jointly andseterallyguarant) that the
abote diu Ur, (or bidders,) If a contract shall be
awarded io him (or them) according to his or their
bid or proposal, will execute a contract according
1) ami git e the requisite security for the perform
ance thereof, as proscribed in the adt ertlsemcnt for
proposals for Indian goods dated nth Not ember,
l8iJj and, in the et ent of his (or their) failure bo to
00, we Iiereu) agree io umu. uursritVSi uur itciia,
executors, and assigns, to forfeit and pay the
United states, as damages, a sum not less than
n( teen per cent, on the amount of said bldorpro
ttoinl M Bonds will le required In the amount of
the bid for the faithful performance of the contract,
with two or more sureties, whose sufficiency must
be certified b) a United states Judge or district at
tome). No proposal will be considered that does
not strict!) conform In all particulars to the terms
anddiroctions of this adterttsement
M. P DOLf,
not II atawDcclO Commissioner
Orricn Indian aitmns,
November 23, 18U7
Miuethe aloteadertlsement, dated the 17th in
stant, for" Proposals for Indian Goods," Mas pub
lished, it haa been decided to take from class No 3,
the 2O.U00 pounds of tobacco oalled fur, and let It
lorm class No ft
llliuueli there is a sample oi the tota.i.o hi mis
, ,.., ; i ill... .ra r0nni..l.l tn farur.r.1 ..mnle.
" nh ihilr bls lor consUeratiou
I llh their bus, lor consideration
' I Hui . .
ComuiUnluiicr
.VKll UUD1 S atteutloiiUrallrit laour
j new hock oi uoining ior wen ana uoyi' uie,
which wehaiejuit reoelveti, and oUer fornle at
ery low pricei, at No. 464 seventh ''r"J;0Dear F
Proprietori of Oak HaUClothlnf Room.
iep2o 3m,
NINTH MTREET,
SKAll rK.VA'.SYLrA.VIA AVK.S'VF.
PKOPRITTOR. . . .
ACTING MANAGER
8TAOK MANAGER
MfllCAL DmrCTOR
AjHAMBUNfc CO
A. M. HERNANDEZ
JAME9 FILGRtM
THOMAS IMPON
The public of Waahlngton are rtipectfuiljr
Informed that thla New and Beautiful
Temple of Arnnaoment,
Wll.l. OPEN PUIt TIIK HRANON,
ON
WEDNFSDAY EVENING, DECK 3, 1882,
Aud Krcry Rrenltia;,
Thla splendid Hall haa a New stage, New Stienerjr,
Wlrate Doxee lieautirulljr furnlahed, Orcheatra
Keata arranged with eterj' comfort, Parquette with
corered aeata, and a Gallery that will command a
full alght of the stage The alterations mad at
aneapenaeof
Five Thousand Dollars,
And the company engaged, comprise
THE BEST TALENT IN AMERICA.
A HI Iferanudtx,
The great unrivalled Pantomlmlst.
Mis C. Fit I Williams,
The Great singer, from the London Theatre
Morest Brothers,
The Host Wonderful Performers tn the World.
Alons. A Grosal.
From Mblo's Garden, New York
Moiie. C. Lehman,
From Nlblo'a Garden, New York.
Mntia. Stolloa)',
Late of the Rarel Troupe.
Dick Sauda,
The Great Clot Dancer.
.1. Albert Allen,
Celebrated Negro Comedian.
Paul Berger,
TheFa-orite Actor.
Jame. Ptlf-rlui,
The Popular Comedian.
J. W. LaudJ-s
The King of Song and Dance.
Tom Vance,
The Popular Comlo singer.
M'Ue Julia LdtniaU)
The Accompllahed Danaeuie, Irom Nlblo'aGardeo,
New York
M'Ue Pauleu,
From the Port St. Marten, Pari.
Mil. Wbelpley,
The Charming Actreaa, from Laura Keene'a
Theatre, New Y'ork.
Mail'ine aroaal,
Fiom Nlblo'a Gardeo, New York.
Madme Lehmau,
From Niblo'a Garden, New York.
Mail'ine Martlu.ttl,
From Niblo'a Garden, New York.
Mlaa Drake,
From Arch St. Theatre, Philadelphia
Mlaa Florence,
From Bower) Theatre, New York
Mlaa Parker,
From Broadwa) i.u-lc Hall, New York.
Mlaa IloMueou,
From Philadelphia Theatraa
Mica slmiiiouda.
From Philadelphia Tlicatr.i
Ml. Adaiua,
From the ealern Thcatrea
flHANl) CORPS DE BALLET.
BALLrTalASlIR -V,
UUNS A GROSS!
A BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE
I will be sjlt en nigntiy
COW 1AXT01UMF.
BEAUTIFUL BALLF.T),
FTiiiorux ACTA,
tivaixn, daxoivo, dr.
I'arqufitpanl Kantll) Clnle J3 centa i
Ort-hestra Chair W "
Prliate Doxei, (holding six periom) iJ
Single senti In Boxe 76 vent
Colored Clrt.lt 2o
Doori open at half pait a Ix j Prrformancei to
commence at quarter before eight o'clock, nor 39
AMUSEMENTS.
"POMP HHW TIIKATRK,
Tnlh drtrt, irlghl o&om Wiayfixntfa omtw.
Manat-erarul Proprietor - Mr. John T. Ford,
(Alao of Hollldar nrwt Thutrr, Balllaion.)
THU JVDIEbCE tSCKCtStxa EriTBl KETKC-
SEKTAT1UX I
Hl'HDkEVI OF SEAT1 LSOAOEV IX ADVASCtl
Th wholit dtf loud la Ita prala. of I lie
R N 0 L I 8 II OPERA,
And tha rnehaatlog jouu. Prima Doaaa,
Mlaa CAROLINE RICIIIMO.
Mr. PETER RICIIIHOS, Mr. DVHN,
TU FM Cvmixmu of ChorUltrl.
Hll. SOPHIE NIUEN, Mile. CATHARINE.
And th. Corp. d Ballet, under tht guldanca of
the f.moua
MONS. RONZANI.
Tl'KSDAV KVENINO, Dec.U,
Second week of Balf.'a marnlltunt Operatic Spao-
lacl.plh.
KNCHANTItES.
1'" .TV. M'" RICHINOS
Ramlr, the Pirate Chief . Mr. peter RICHINOS
The arlou. charaetera, Operatic. Dramatic and
Ballet.fy
Te Brand Combination and Full Doutti Ompmla.
PriMle and jmbllt crrtarnwlll head up Tenth
atreet and around F; and on learlnr, the Theatre,
head down Tenth. No turning tn front of the Thea
tre, owln, to the numeroua Tchlalce alwarapreaent.
13 Ko txtra diargtfor odmUrion.
tS" Secvrtd Halt tvmty-JlM ctntt litre.
PRICF9 or AnMtaainw.
Dreaa Circle and Parquette, M cental Orcheatra
Aeata, 75 centt) Family Circle, S cental Prlrat.
Ooora open at f Jo'clocki performance commen
ce, at l)i o'clock. de 3
QROVltR'aj THEATRE,
rtrm'a avenut, near jrtfloraV Hottl
Lconaro Gaorca,
Manarer.
THIS (TUKJPAY) BVEKIKO,
LAST XIOITT BUT FOUR
of
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
When will be performed,
FOR THE LAST TIME,
SATAN IN PARIS.
SATAN IN PARIS.
To conclude with
WANTED, 1,000 MILLINERS.
WANTED, 1,000 MILLINERS.
D. Setchell aa Madame Vanderpaota
Admiaalon o, 2S, and 75 centi
del
VIIOK't CIRCUS,
Comer Ttniuylvanla avenue and event atreet,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Several large patent heatera hare been Introduced
Into the Amphitheatre, and the building la at all
time, warm and comfortable.
F.VERY AFTERNOON AND F.VENING.
Double Companr, conatatlnr of
60 MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTES, 4 STAR
LADi RIDERS, O.V THE SAME EVEAHtO,
MLLE IDA. MISS MARY CARROLL,
MAD. SHERWOOD, MLLE ELVIRA.
TWO COMPANIES OF ACROBATS AND EQUFS-
TRIANS O.V THE SAME EVEKIhO.
EATON STONE,
THF WILD HORSEMAN OF THE PRAIRIE. .
Reproduction of the Scenic Spectacle
of the
TOURNAMENT,
OR THE
Field of Iho Cloth of Gold.
rj-THRFE CLOWNS AT THF. SAME TIMF
jTtfwr KEi'Aotns, framc phllps
IF.W. CO.MMD
Flrat nlajht of the very laughable Pantomime, en
titled the
HARLEQUIN STATUE,
Introducing all the Ballet Troupe.
Great Stud of Dancing Horaea and Poutea, the
whole forming one of the largeat organization
ever concentrated In one eat.bll.hment.
The Jrw lore ifr.it Sand haa been engaged ex.
preaalr for thla occaalon. Notwlthataodtng the
great extra expenae Incurred In forming thla Double
Companr, there will be no increaae In the prlcea.
To Dreaa Circle, SO cental Social Range, S3 centa
Dooraopcn at ii to 3 and f to7 o'clock) perform
ance w 111 commence at S and 7K o'clock.
Uu THURSDAY, Dee. 4, 1S0'4,
THE GREAT DOUBLE CIRCUS
will open for a ahort aeaaou at Alexandria, a
THE WASHINGTON (CREMORNE) CIRCUS
will remain clobeo roa one week. In order to al
low the management to make Improtementa and
Decoration. de 1
WANTS.
1'AMIL.Y HORSE WANTED About 111,
. or IS handa night muat be free from trlckaj
aultable for children to ride and drl, e Also, Har
neaa, fee Addreae, etatlngage, prlce.au: ,toCABH,
Box S7,, Po.t Offlce. dec 9 3t
T ANTI D A amall Furnlahed Houae, altuated
IT on north aide of Pennarlranla aienue, be-
mrru runt anu iwriim iirceia Auureia, Wlin
location, "AL IN," ell) po.t offlce
UUV 41 II
HOUSE WANTED. A commodloua houae,
centrally located, with or without furniture.
Addreaa Box 3iS'. Poat Onlce.
nov 26 tf
"IITANTED. Five Hundred Laborer., to
T I work In the Commlaaary Department Ap
ply in b.iiii iu..,i..Bt.iini iooi oi u aireei.
A. BLCKYVITH, Col. and C S.
1TTANTED. At the New York Emolovment
IT Agency Offlce, No. sit Ninth atreet, near
rennayivama avenue, livtfl I v-r IVE (23) White
and Colored OIRLS,wlthgood reference., aaCooka,
Chambermaid., Laundreaaea, Waltreaaea, Nuraea,
and Seamatreaiea Alao, young Colored Men, to
wait on tablea In Private Famlllee or Hotela Alao
wanted, houbea Immediately, with or without fur
nlture Lmployeraln want of good help, will find
it to their adi antage to call
may2a-tf N II. MILLER.
WANTED TO REltT, a houae of from eight
V to twelt e rooma, unfurniihed, with gaa, bath
and furnace heat. In a central locallti. Addreaa
"1,367," fictional Republican offlce
not 26 eod3t
WANTED-For a gentleman and htawlfe, a
Double Parlor, with urat-claae furniture and
board. Price not ao much a conalderatlon ai a nice
flace.
The beat city reference git en and required. Ad
dreaa "Banker," at the City Post Offlce.
F
RAN KLIN A
c o.,
opriciijfj,
Hi PEAASIsMMAM AYFML
(North side,) between Twelfth and Thirteenth ats ,
and
3t PL.MLVAMA Al'I.MC,
Under the National Hotel
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE (Rock Crjetal) SPEC
TACLES, XILITART FIELD OLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, OPERA OLASSES,
PHO TOG RMPWC IBt'Mv ASD CARTES DE
I Sir',
STFHLOSCOrLJi ND VII S, no , .! .
In a great i allet) , and at the Ion est prUea, whole
aale or retail. nor 3
T
M INVKNTOHH AND I'ATK.NTKES.
MUNN At CO . uroirletoraor the S.. if n title Amer
ican, and agenti for procuring American and For
eign 1' A T K N T H .
,th Sittttn Yean erjierience in tht Business.
Refer to Hon Judge Maion. Hon Joienh Holt.
Hon W D Ulihop, exCommUilonen ofPatenti,
and to more than fifteen thouiandlnentor who
ha. e had builnen done through Munn fc Co ' Pa
tent Agenc
Pamphlet of ad. Ice ieot free by mail
Patent Lawi and Regulation!, fou pngea, vo Leuti,
mall.
No charge for coniultatlou, uriilh orb) mall
Preliminarj Fxamlnatlon In United statei Pa
tent omce. (&
Offlcei. No. 37 Park Row, Nfw oikj nhlng
ton, corner of F and se. enth itreeti, oppoiite the
Patent Ottlce, mar 14 Cnilf
ROOMS TO LI r -lour i urulsli.d Booms, with
or without Board, within (tie minutes' walk
of Penn.lianla aveuuei- Inquire at No 4T
Maryland avenue oe 0-tI
AMUSEMENTS.
pANTERBURY HALL,
LoriatAKA Arcavc, Mgaa Sixth St.,
In Ihe rear of Ihe Katlonti Betel J
The Or.at.at Triumph of th. IliHa,
SECOND WrFK SECOND WEEK
or m
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
o '
SJUfOXITA
8EN0R1TA
SEXORITA
SEXOMTA
ANXXTTA OALLETTI,
AXNETTA QALLBTTI,
AXXETTA OALLETTI,
ANNETTA OALLETTI,
AXXETTA OALLETTI,'
AXXETTA OALLETTI,
SE.VOSITA
ITA
ITA
SEKOBIT
Pronounced by tha Pre., and the Public to be tt.
Oreateit Female Vanteute In Ihe World,
without exception. Alao,
it 0X8. EDWARD VELARDE,
Tne tea Mele Dancer EriaVart.
TO-NIQHT,
they will appear In the eplendld ballet entitled
THE PAINTER'S ILLUSION.
The expenae attending the engagement ot thea.
GREAT ARTISTES
for the ahort aeaaon will exceed 11,300.
To give better effect,
AN ESTISE SEW STAOE HAS SEEK ERECTED,
Making It now
Th. Beat Hall Ira Waanlantou.
MONDAY EVENING, DtcxaraiE 1,
Return of the popular and favorite aongatreaa,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
Alao the beautiful queen of Terpalchore,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
AUD TBE
GREAT COURT OF BEAUTY.
Continued aucceaabf th. charming
NELLIE TATLOR,
BOB HART and LET SIMMOKS,
The two great Ughta of Mlnatrelay, In
NEW SONGS, DANCES, and BANJO SOLOS.
The peat Eaatcrn Juggler,
WILLIS ARMSTROKO
WILLIE EMERSOS,
The Funny Nig.
J. SYLVAS CLARKE,
The Versatile Comedian
To-night, To-night,
THE PAINTER'S ILLUSION,
In which
ANNETTA GALLETTA, MONS. VELARDE,
and the great
GALLETTA BALLET TROUPE-
.will appear.
Performance to conclude with the laughable
fare, entitled
BLACK ANTHONY.
Doora open at 6 performance, 7X o'clock.
Admlaalon, 2S cental Orcheatra Chalra, 60 centa.
A GRAND MATINFE
On SATURDAY AFTFRNOON,
For Ladlea and Children.
Admlaialon U cent.) Orcheatra Chalra 60 centa
ile I
M...
TARY EQUIPMENT
TRUNK, AND HARNESS
M V N 11 F AOTO H Y,
490 SeTenth atrc.t,
oppoiite odd riixows' ball,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
I manufacture of the beat material, and have
conatantly on hand, a large and varied aaaort
ment of
Jfitfttry and Citlztnl' SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
BREAST COLLARS,
FELT SADDLE CLOTES.
SHABRAQVES,
Patent Feed and Water Buckets,
Spnra,
Officers' Ilavcrsacke,
Officers' Fine Sword Belts,
Belt Trimmings, and
Field Glass Cases.
t it i; n ic a .
SOLE LEATHER.
IE OX FRAME.
DRESS, and
WOOD BOX TRUXaW.
VALISES.
TRAYELIXQ BAGS,
HARNESS, dc.
REPAIRINa.
Ai I mtnuUcture Trunks extensively, nod uecei
trlly hi e all ktodi of Trunk MtterUi.l m better
prepare J to reptlr Trunk i. &.O., thoreufhly and
promptly, than any other eifabllahtueiit In the city
V V " JAMES S TOPHAM
oct 14 3ml
DR. F1S HUIaATT,
01 No. 421, corner of Elfhth and E itreeti,
Oppoiite the General Poit Offlce,
tai. teeomulted on RHEUMATIC At FECTIOMt,
tOAU'WIJOA, LHER tOKPLAISTS CHROMC
A FFLCTlObS. v, ell ai all DUeaieaof Imprudence,
of whatever character, and which may be declared
Incurable byother phyalclana He engaceito make
an Immediate cure.
From hli lenrthy practice In the iclence of meJl
clne, he U enabled to ofler Uimielf to the public ai
beinr the only one In Waahlnfton capable of adord
In; tpeed) relief All caiea curable will be fuarau
tied He warrant! a cur without the uie of raer-
Surj or any other danferoui medicine. Recent cm t
ured la two or three dayi.
IJ. (VCllCriSMAUrTsrBCUlU .vr I.llUJIViul'
421. corner o( Ughth and Eitreeti, oppoiite Gen
eral Poit Office, will receive immediate attention
oa y
1?1B1I c HAHOKNTS
AWNINO, rHO, AND
UXIOX TEXT FACTORY,
So, H34) Peuuiyli aul euue,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
AUTLFRV AXD ARMY TEN'ib
ON HAND OK MADE TO ORDER.
Awning i, FlagiiTenti, Mill Bag!, Hone Coven,
Sigm, Wagon Coy en, &c , made at ihort notice
III) ir-tl
1.M11 UKNT 'Deilr able furnlahed roonii, (with
1 board,) pUaiantly located to Careorgttown,fiai
the cit) can To permanent tenant, termi mode
rate Apply at 1S1 Weit itreet, aeir High atreet,
Georgetown. nov 10 tt
r.ua dor, ILrinettcally SealeJ Uioii, couililkir ol
i O Fruits, Jellies, Meale, Vestatlea, Ploklaa, lie .
Juat received and for sale t N.w York market
prlcea tt ,tiicim BnnTiirn.
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