Daily national Republican. [volume], December 03, 1862, Image 3

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LOOXt toWS.
Amusement..
Till : Home ortnt DnAMA.-Ford'a theater la
now th. faahlonaMe mid popular oprr lioua. of
. Vif V ' .. ' "". uraraang ana operatic
eatabllshmentlenowpreaentlnirthe moil attract
i Ir'IrS' ""'""'oloic atyle of amusement
- V """" " i. wkiiut uiirg or our cmzena,
lor the aa1ormnt nf th. eha.mlno- alnvlnv nliun
native prima donna, Mill Carolina Rlchlngs, In the
character of the Enchantreaa. Mlaa Klchlnra haa
nan years or experience In operetta slnrlnr.and
liaanadthebeneuioftlie tuition of all the great
natlre and foreign elnrera of the preaent day, Her
acting harmonised to that alee aenae of refinement
aud nature, by the tktlful tnatructlon of that vet
eran manager and actor, Mr. Peter Rlehlngs who
is now reforming In conjunction with hie daurb-
.-,, nutcu wj iur. uiion, ine cnoriaters, ana oauei
troupe. The treat comhln.tlnn. nA full (tnnhlM
companlee, all to-night at Pord'a ever-popular the
Caovca'a Theatre J.urt II rsfrrn a CamWt.
To-night the beautiful and popular Mlaa Lucille
Weatcrn appeara for the latt time but three of the
preaent great engagement. Thla evening 11 In Lu
cille appeara In one of her greateat character Ca
milla, In the younger bumae touching work, enti
tled aa before. The characterof Camilla, aa repre
aentedon the American atage. haa created much
excltcmentfAnd from Ita natural and heart-touching
nature will ever remain popular. The entertain
ment mil cnnciune1io-aiani.wiinine capital rarce
entitled, "W anted 1,000 Mllllnere."
CAKicaacnr. Thla pioneer muilo hall 14 now
In the full tide of aucceaa. The great Senorlta Cal
lettl nlghtljr attracts large and admiring erowda to
ultneaahrrartlatlodanclngiiind It la only necee.
.' ."-."'.""pr'wjriiuiiionoiinaimagninceni
act entitled HThe Carnlt at nr vni n n h ...-
Hnced that the Is without an equal In the line of
nt.uuin.wii. num. ci.ru-,ioo,ia pronounced
by the moat competent Judgca to be the beat male
dancer in America) while the CVr.s da Ballet la one
of the moat efficient on anystve in the world.
The return of the eatabllahed fa-orltea, Mlaaea
Julia Mortimer and Kate Pcnnoyer, .s hailed with
great delight by the numeroua patron, if thla well
conducted eitabluhment. The aplendla Pallet, the
"Palnter'a Illualon," will be produced arala to
night, during which the "Carnival of Venice" -vlll
be danced bjr Anncttl Oallettl, Kate Pennoju, -nd
Mona, elarde. Julia Mortimer will alng aeveiO
of her enchanting batladai and the other membera
of the company will appear In their varied acta of
performance concluding with a laughable after
piece, entitled "Black Anthony."
WAsmrioTON VAaicTlce. Thla evening la the
opening night of thla new and magnificent temple
of amuaement, with a combination that la seldom
aeen In any theatre whoae brilliancy haa been re
ceived with marked euoceae in all the large cltlea
,n. A.m'.'Jc Tne performance will conalat of beau
tiful balleta.ilnrlng.danclng.Kthloplan acte,and the
world-renowned comlo IlAi el pantomimes, in which
the famous panlomlmUt, A. M. Hernandei, will
appear In his great character of Dechalmeau, bud
ported by the well known artl.te, A. Uroesl, Leh.
I"?' C.h.ra,nJ.!?",0' "!" Marllnettle, Vile
,hman, M'lle Whelpley, and a grand Corpde Bal
Iff. The beat clog dancer In the world Dick Sanda
-mekeehls Brat bow to aWaahlngtonraudlence.
A aplendld entertainment may be expected, and
we advise our frtenda to Halt the Varieties thla
evening.
Nixon's CatHoaac Clarva. The double troupe
now appearing, both afternoon and night, at Mr.
NUon'a establishment, conatltute a very attract!! e
"H'n With 'our 'r riders, (all pretty
and talented.) three clown. , elxty performera, a
double complement of horaea and ponlea, a fine
pantomimic and dramatic corpa, Mr. Nixon abould
command a very liberal patronage. At a very early
period, Mr. Nixon will open a theatre and eouea-
----- -----. ....-uu..n, nuu yivuutB .neciaciee
of the moat gorgeous and pleaalng character. He
Intend! to re-decorate the Cremorne temple here, I
and keep It open until March next aa a Standard
place ofamuaement In Waahlngton.
. i
See Tmal Ladlea and i.nll.n.n win ni.
?i"t trUli!' Bu""' Lecture Boom, corner of
........ ,...it. ..iiiih rteuoeauaynigni, ue-
cember ad, to organise the daaa and receli e tlcketa
.u, ...c vuiuse uiicciurea ana leaaonaoisir. Armea,
on hla beautiful aclence In reference to memory
and elocution. Price of Tlcketa to ault few or
many. dea-lt-
MiiicoHAnv W'oaa, uKura the Ai'aricEa or
Z,'W """ ii..-. iii.i.tian ABSOCIATION. Last
''""h "era'0', at o'clock,the Missionary, Rev.
.u- f; nXh'!l OP""? new placeof publlo worahlp
In the Quartermaster's encampment near the ln
teraectlon of II atreet and the railroad. Mr.
Cheney, the auperlntendent, obtained a good hall,
and manlfeated moat commendable tntereat In ae
curlnglhe attendance of the men.
In the northweatern encampment, on Twentieth
atreet, an open-air aervlce waa held at lo;r o'clock.
A5uitit'i?1, il avutlclpataxl, vrtll Boon he pro
t ided In thla encampment.
In the dining hall of the carpentera' meae houae
on O, near Twenty-tint atreet, dltlne aervlce waa
held at SJtf p. m., the audience being atlll larger
than heretofore. It waa alao announced that The
aervlce at thla hour would hereafter be held In the
dining hall at the Corral, corner of E and T enty.
third atreeta, and that the eenlcca on 0 atreet
would be at 7 Sabbath evening, with aaoclal
meeting at the aame hour Wedneaday evening.
. . Al.ti',uSoUUr' ?' aervlcea at a o'clock, where
It will hereafter be held by the Mlaalonary on a
week evening. '
Copleaofthe acrlpturea, hjmn booka, rellgloua
papera and tracta, aa furnlahed by the Bible Society,
the American Tract Society, the chrlatlan Com!
million, and by Individual purchaae, Here alao
dlitrlhuted landthuathetruthaofthe Ooapeiwere
brought to the attention of aevrral thouaanda In
the employ of the Government in thla city, who
would hot otherwlae have enjoj ed them.
At the requeat of the Mlaalonary Board It la
alated that the aubacrlbera to the auatrntatlon.
fund will be Immediately called upon, and that new
aubacrlptlona are aollclfed.
Mr. Ballantyne, No. tia Seienlh atreet, la the
treaaurer of thla fund.
Police Matters. Wm. Dunn and Pat Murnan,
for 1 irceny committed to Jail Tor court by Justice
Drury. '
James Pool, selling liquor without a llcensei held
for a further hearing brJuatlco Cla ton,
JolJn B; ull, for ""n) j Jail for court by Jus
tice Clark. '
John Harris, drunk and disorderly! lined 3 68 bv
Juitlce Claton. ' '
Julius Medt, using threats of rlolencet security
to keep the peace by Justice Thompson.
H. McCall, for larcenyt Jail for court by Justice
Thompson. '
Sarah Hill and Wm. Terrell, disorderly conduct!
tlned $3 each by Justice Thompson.
Betsey Swann and Charlotte Mason, suspicion of
t heft tj all for court br Justice Thompson.
J. V. Davla, drunk and disorderly) lined ai bv
Justice Thompson.
.. S1. Vendeme) er. carrying concealed weaponst
lined $21 by Justice Thompson.
. Vwdemeyer, for larcenyi Jail for court by
Justice Thompson.
Jamea Snowden, drunk and disorderly! lined A3 00
by Justice Walter.
John feater, disorder!) ; lined $3ui by Justice
St rat ton. '
Rose Donnelly and Bartlt Welsh, drunk anddls
' Orderly fined el w,
Wm. Hire, disorder In lined fifiou bv J n ,
stratton.
John Baltimore, for murderi committed to Jail
by Justice Stratton.
Of"
The Mimuu Case A coroner's Jury was held
over the body of Roundsman Leach, oit Monday.
No new facts were developed beyond t hat haa al
ready been atated In the Ufpubllcan.
The lury returned a verdict that the deceased,
while In the discharge of his duty as Metropolitan
policeman, was stabbed In Marble Alley by one
wuiiu.(inc, tnueuRDUkoeiieaDy wiiliam Lewayne,
alias Wayne, allaa"Butcher Bill," and Ueo. Spates
villi GlmrisW. An h ndrht nf ti.d iltK Mm .),
which caused his death, '
,i r icaru uii uuir, who is b uesperaie cnarac
ter, has been implicated In Ave or six other murder
(. It ! alan aieiM that I Itilai a.,.. n i... .
,... .... ..w ...... ...,. uiiis li iu HX1C VUIliV
in posiesilon of a large fortune within a w
Criminal Count, Dec. 3. J. F. Hugely was con-
ictcd of assault and battery on B. V. Monley. and
sentenced to pay a fine of $1 and cost of prosecu
tion. The court then adjourned until to-morrow,
The docket this term Is larger than eter before,
the Jail docket numbering 323 cases. There are
nine cases of homicide on the docket, vlxi John
Johnson, George Adams. Augustus Ford, Charles
Spranklin, Joseph Jones, Ira Temple, James Runk,
John Anderson, and Arthur Chase. There are
nearly loo cases continued from the last term to
come up. In all there will be almost as many cases
ioiry ai mis term as nave Deen tried during any
two pre, lous terms.
Arrest ron Munuca. Thomss luitinmi- waa
L arrested on Sundar bv Officer oibion. nr th &..
f cuth ward, for the murder of Henry Bell. The af-
Limr j.iLruci4 at ine staDieoi Joun mniley, on
Flahth street. It aprma thm turn nartUi ant !..! .
f dispute, whereupon Bell approached Jultluiore
wn uroora in nana, wnicn he threatened lo
strike Baltimore with. Baltimore being also armed
Iwith a broom, struck Bell the flrst blow, Iraoturlng
his skull, of which injury he died at a late hour on
Monday night. Baltimore was taken before Jus
tice Stratton, who held him for a further hearing.
ItEOROETOWN ArrAIBS. ThffHrat maatlafih.
econd session of the City Councils of (.eonretown
..ft. tSalH ! ES.I,t..e bI.. .l.i" " "rV.raelUWI
llmtnarr meet In, no business at m.i.ii. !,.-
ance was transacted. There was a quorum In both
boards, which adjourned to next Friday nlcht.
The fVaUnaMlo uHtl mu a.a.. I.. I t'j.j'. ".!"'
.... ..,,. .v iuiB,ijr wu r riusy n ignis
Builness about the wharves appears to be quite
other goods from the North, are now unloading.
aauu t.sa, uuua an tar i, nitaa e iirnujr s)iv.
More Skic Ahsiiko -Va?atipliv lai-irak n..
I ber of sick were sent to this city from the arlous
army corns In this vicinity. About twentj-fHe
were sent from Gen. Sitrfl's pnrna. ThovgrtUi
4irrr io. mini tu Miiiuuiancvs irom ainax i.ourt
JiOUie. Some Of them ara ten. ilclr. Tbv uim
I n tiTltAta In tht. !. ' '
Criminal Court. Be fort Jadn Mirb.n f.
iHuegley. charged with assault and bstterv, found
Igulltyofassaultonly) fined $100andcosti. Jury
Adjourned.
T
Ceaihi or soLDiEMThe following deathe
laTd mniunu amce our laai reponi
. . Barber, company B, lit lu I.at St, Aloyalua
honoltal.
- Ldward aark, company L ftU t'a. reaer etat A
eenalon hoapltaf. .,
"wi mcuienano, company u, isth Wla.l at
Cllfaurne hoanllal ' '
c1hM.K?Mri eompanr.H, 8th Ta. at t. Akjyil.
Jamea Bromhaugh, company D, ia7th Pa.i afMt,
Deaaant hoanltal.
?V.W S!""'' "Pny C, ijj.1 Pa It Mt. Pleaa-
ry'0uVi5-So7o,l00rap"ir " " "Vt Judlcla
.JH.rVwoanbS.r",,yA,U,h U"S- """
hoplia'l0' BuCk' comI'n'r E Wh N. V., at Carver
rl.hur,ch"b,o.f.r,: "'"" "','' P"'hr"
tefJoipUa"!?"' ' comP,",y r-M Va. at Union Ho-
0mcX.il.L1'o,,com,,,',r,:!B,ln''',I',',,,
nmi!h -if'!"' """P""' . Mh N. J. at Patent
uraca noapltal,
Corp. Urn. Dare, company A, IJSth N. V.
M. Chaffee, 14th Maia;
Mlron W. Stoddard, company C, 136th N. V.
Corporal Samuel Gllette, company H.llat R. !..
at Armory Square hoapltal.
. Thoa. Neville, tat Maia. hatteryiat Armory Square
A'4'"o".rp""y K- i"h M"""
ne'.-..'nthotplt:f.,'!0mPn)r K ,0C," P','",
PIel.".'1n'tUno,ipX,!.C:raP"nr I'I"lh " V-' "' """'
The rouowiaa SrEciAl. Oantn waa laaued to
8EK. - .V! "f Teajerday, bj Siierlntendent
Webb, of the Metropolitan ollce i
Wiivun-n. Hu-i-IimAI .im
Special Order, No. 75. ".,.
Sergeant Cronln i I need not ear to you, and to
f'.0.,il'..'v !"!w,1''r' ' '"r,or '" melancholy
laio OI the late Roundaman John lj.ai.hr. -h.H
waa no man upon whom I more relied for intelli
gent, prompt, and atrict compliance with ordera
laaued from thla pfllce, and the rulca and regula
tlona prracrlbed for the government of the force,
than upon him. Ilia record here, hla manly del
p?rv.m'.'1,.",rT.,!n"',,1,l,,n In thedlacharge
or hla duty, and the worda apoken In hla pralae by
.; men under hla Immediate command, and by
thoae i" knew him beat, both In and out of the
department, aro th- heat euloglum that could be
paaaed upon hint.
I hale ordered the following detail to report to
you at your atatlon-houae, at ?I o'clock a. m , to
morrow morning, the 3d mat , aa a funeral eicort i
rTom IheFlratpreclnct.Smeni Sentnd.H, tmm.
irth. Si Vinh a. ai.ii. in. c'-I.l ..'
tlghth, 6 Mnth, 0j Tenth, 10; ifrRMnti, tj ami
I hAtAAlinnpHitrn. Ih a,at..A.nt. ..&
the Flrt precinct) una one roiimlimnn in each pre
cinct to rriwrt with their men. At sooDAipVio
ticAble tou will proceed with the eicort. In order
or march , to the home of decerned, w here rou will
be met hy the memberi of the Hourd or Police and
the Superintendent. The bodr will then be received
and taken in proceiilon to the Flrtt iTobj terian
cniirchonFouMnd-a-MIfatrect, where the funeral
Certmonle will be performed. After the cererao
"'you win fln form the men In proceiilon,
and, torether with all tho men detallej from vour
precinct, and audi n rAmsinnmu tti .... i
orderfromtheotherprecincta.eicortthebodrtothe
irave. Mr. Samuel K. Arnold will be detailed to
aaiut fou
Vou will lelect from among our men eight to
act aa pall-bearen, and iee penerallr that audi
arranKCtnenta are made aawill emure rood order
and decorum.
nead thti order to your whole force.
Bjronleri B. Wtaa-
superlntendent.
Ctimmunlcated.
r . . t.. WASIIMOTOH,DM.S,l(lttJ.
On Monday night lait weatepped Into tho church
corner or EUtenth and II atreeta, to iee and hear
aomethlng relating to Jhe great memory exhibition,
lecture, fcc, of Prof. Arniei, io much ipoken of
lately through the Journal! and eliewhero. The
pro Tenor, aUbough audering from lndfaposltion,
poueiici the peculiar atyle of enchaining the at
tentlonof hla audience, whom he Imtructed and
gratifled for nearly An hour, gtriog tho rlie. pro
greaa and perfection of thii IraporUnt tclence,
which la rapidly taking the foremoit ranktn the
education of the maiaei In varlouaiectlona of the
country. At thecloaeof hlaremarka, Prof. A. gave
aome experiment! and teita by two joung ladlea
and a young gentleman, ot thla city, who had de
voted but a few houra attention, and the reiulta
appeared not onlj aatlifactory, but lery remarka
ble. Aait amount of qiieitloni were propounded
to them, IntoUlnir datea (u dlfficultor remera
brance) In ancient, modern, aacred and profane ht
torr,etenta,aoieretgnior Kngland, etc., and ell
were amwered promptly and correctly, e. Idenclng
concluihely theiclencetobe of great utility and
practicability. The audience further teated It
through the profenor, which waa entirely ia tit
factory, prof. A haa recommendationa from iome
oftheflrit men of the nation, among them many
protestor and teach en who hne learned the
aclence of him. Hla method, It appeara, hat no
Atnnlty to that of the man) tratelllnrhumbugi
atyled "Mnemonic' but, aa wo learn, lion the
eclectlcal principle. Prof. A, will latlifactorlly
Impart hla iriteni to all oter theageof it eari,
who are willing to acquire it. Hla residence la No.
415 Tenth atreet. He had a large audience, many
ofwhomilgninedn wlih to metre the course of
live lecture or Waion. to commence on Wednes
day night. Deo. 3d, at the lecture room of Iter. Mr.
Butler'a church, vomer of Klet etith and II streets.
Ilia terms are ery moderate. 1 he e Idence or Its
utility waa so unmistakable, I go for It heart, soul
and family. h. g, k.
. P. 8. I would not forget to mention that the au-
dience were entertained by the performance of
some very fine pieces of tnuslo. The ladles hate
very clear and melodious olea, and theioung
man who sang the patriotic song did iredlt to htm.
man who sang the patriotic song did credit to Mm
elf, aa well aa the Instrumental Derformers. ihii
self, aa well aa the Instrumental iwrformers, This
much Is due them, and I would like to say more, If
time would allow,
FlilTOH RLrirsLirANi Allow n,e,1hrough the me
dium of jour excellent paper, to say that I have
returned to the city, and tan, when not In court, be
found at Boom No. 10, In the W ashing ton Building,
corner rcnnsjlvan.! a, enue and Seventh street.
Several persons commenced prot-eedlngs. under the
act aupplementary to the emancipation act, to get
free papera. Their applications are in mr hands.
and 1 hereby notify them, and others, that there
are but a few da s left during which they can per
fect the e Idence or their freedom before the Eman
cipation Commissioners, as their term of otiice will
soon expire. fi ronoE r. h. Da ,
Counsellor at fjw.
Released ihom tiii. ulii Capitol. The fol
lowing named prisoners o( State were released from
the Old Capitol prlaonjcsterda), under the follow
ing circumstances.
J. 8. Grltlln and Marshall Fmboi.on taking the
oathorallrglanve. Wm. W, lllgirfti, Jas. K. Helm
ling, Kdward Kvenau, Wm. F. McKewn and Ed
ward K. Dai Is, on parole not to bear arma agaln.t
the United States or gl.e aid and comfort to the re
bellion during the existence of the same; to be in
force until exchanged or released from the same.
Wm. BaglC) , parole to he specific, Frank D. Coy
Ion, uncondltlonall). II. Brock, R. Brown, llenj.
Cole, F. Lucas, bnmuel Moore. J Parker and Jas
R. Ashfon, (colored,) unconditional!)
Goon Potatoes, Who does not enjoy the real
old-faihloned country potatoes, right Irom the
han est field 1 We were permitted to partake of
such a feast j esterday, by the courtesy of Captain
Small, of the schooner I red. Sharer, which esse)
haa Just arrled from Maine, and la unloading a
large supply of the finest potatoes ever seen In this
market. The captain also brought a lot of line
apples, which, with the potatoes, are o sale and
going off" rapidly at the wharr, foot of Market
treet, Georgetown. A good opportunity to lay in
the winter's supply at a reasonable price.
Collision. Last night, about dark, as one of the
cars of the north Keienthstreet line was passing
the store of Mr, Whittlesey, the pole of a wagon
which was discharging goods from the depot, swung
around and entered the Hindoos, causing it terri
ble clatter amj rattling orglass. After vonsldera
bielaber and some unnecessary "cussing," thee
hicle waa extricated and the car pasted on, ha ing
sustained no other damage, sau the breaking of
four lights orglass and the displacement of a sash.
Fire Last Nioht. Last utght, about 6 o'clock
a tire broke out in a frame duelling situated iu the
centre of the vacant M on Fourteenth street, be
tween 8 and T streets, and In a short while the
house was entirely consumed. It was occupied by
two disreputable uomen, named Unce and Green
and owned bj Mr. George Adams. It Is said to
hate been tired bj some soldiers who had recently
had a dlfllculty there. '
Nominations ion nciineer3 oftiil Fire De
partment. Meetingsof the se.eral fire companies
were held last Monday nl?ht, for the purpose of
ineaKiuK uuuuuaiiuns iur inu unices oi enter and
assistant engineers,
Tne otes indicate that iim
majority of the
companies nrefcr J J. pAt.ru...-. nf
the Columbia, for chief, and Mr. Johu H. Thompson.
of the Perieerance, for assistant engineer.
Another Dhunuen suhulun 'I benight patrol,
under Lieut. Franklin, arrested an assistant sur-
feon'of the army, on Pennsylvania aenue near
lxth street, Monday nlght.a little after midnight
The doctor was so drunk that he was unable to
take care of himself, and as accordingly taken In
charge by the guard, who locked him up in the
Central guard-house.
A Broken Stait. Last SAturdri) , thu day patrol
of the Tenth New Jenej arrested a man who
called himself Lieut, A S. smith, of Gen Burn
side's stair. He was found drunk and taken to the
Central guard-house. A poor staff to lean upon In
the present hourofdanger
A Pickpocket.--A man calling himself a dis
charged soldier, who Kara his name as Charles
Slivers, was arrested by the provost guard i ester
day morning, on the chargo of being a plcknocket
He was locked up In the Central guard-Kfe
Fourth Ward Station Cases litfort Justice
'alter Ytitndoy -Michael McMahonri7u.,t .
Michael McMahondrunk and
disorderly) fined 3.
Joe Bunjer, asiaultj fined $2,
AttehiioJc, Arrucnul Dr. Vcllny It yet
engaged In au extensive prartlce) In this city,
nd wo would call tho nttcntlon uf Iho poor,
pmiT, emaciated victims of their own sins to
tits beet sources of remedy. First, give op your
present conraeorilfe at once and forever i and
secondly, call on tho most skilful physicians,
(and nono are better than Dr. Vellny,) and be
cored of the disease which Is now nndcrmln
lngyonrconatltotlons and sending yon to a pre
mature grave.
Dahkiko Kates. The following are the ralea
at which bankers and brokers aro buying and
selling gold and sliver the legal tender notes
being the standard)
nurlnr. allln
Gold - - 28 nee e. nrrni. si n.. n. t...m 1
Silver ... 20 " SS
Demand notes 22 ' 2A "
BankSOf Usooln Waahlnirtnn and (TAnro-A.
townt
Waahlngton. Ceoraetown.
BsnkofMetropolla. Farmers and Moeh's
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank of Commerce.
Farm's A Merch's B'nk.
TlfS BULLION Bans! rdma It. t.n.. in rr
a' if ni,atJ no'! when any amount from one
uviio, urnmui ib jjrcacnieti.
hlYV.DCD H. ""ASEEoSoLPiEas-Canhavel
their H.nfinni Pii.v..ii m.a. ... r ...... .5 '
of 'nwJldrrmjmmedratelvunonurocur nif
their IMchcrve," by applkatlon toi?P oSiif
Zvllck, No. S'l. sfvenVh Isfrert, between DandS '
atreeta, near General Poat Offlce,
No charge until
pruaiun la procureu,
no iw im-
CO TO WlllTrtf uncr J4i hK..iu...
' 'MMn pauper oVLiEenc..,. ,Y VVduced pfl.: I
Fine Card Vlgnetta, formerly sold at aa .'..
T2',","", V 'i ?'". n.e rate: Colored"
Imperlala reduced from ,30 to SMI aelllna whole
,L" '?0!, .??'r. I Wlllefcel In 'fcwirJd
"" ""!"'. "aving secured the sen ces of a '
superior artlat for thatranch of bu.lneaa" Llke-I
?.eiVy'i,,.n,,1J'ion"0,f f,llfn ' D""" eanbe ob
talned herei alio can! photographa of prominent
men, both ell II and mllrtjrj-. not-Jl-im '
DdlRARir fta-ris Duaar. ei. .. a.1
M1i.h!,A,"., "' lot of Officers' Long and
choB, extra large alzesj alao, a lot of blue Engllih
SiSI11 m'S.' 'l'1"'- " India Rubber WartS
nd,,fen,.,hee1.r,n, "'""' """o?,0,","'
i A V0"? or Al" 'ct Those who have been
Lrrl!ig '?f M"1",.1!? monl1" "hout obtaining
n" J aW f"".11" Dr- "'nblatt. whoae omce I.
radically cured. Iwenty-flve eara exnerlance hi
eatabllahed Dr. ri.hbI.(t'.r,epuUMonPH ."pnfal
clan. Recent casea cured In a few daya. Charges
moderate. dr. FISHBLATT, '""'"
No. 431 E atreet, corner of Eighth.
Opposite the General Poit Odlce.
oirnHIiJi""1" Coodi The place to buy vour
RUBBER COATS, LFGGIN1. CAMPBLANKI-Ta
HAVKWCKiAvERiAcftandfmrlrtkft
made from INDIA RUBBER, Is at n A IIali'J
ndl. Rubber Warehouse, where you n obtlij
them at manufacturera' prlcea, 310 Pennarivanla
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth atreeta "oca
Rubber Boot., shoe., Sandals and OerlT uK.'!
topi Men's Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen.
ClappfcCo.'a India Rubber store, Penn. aienue
betneen luth amttith .t. ' . . .. ,c.""r.
betneen loth and nth ata.
nov J Im
Nuia RrasER Boots ah SnoEa.-The above
i"!.cJ",;.r" lold Proper at II. A. HALL'S India
Rubber Yt arehouse, 310 Pennsylvania ai enue, than
at any other store In this city or vicinity. Thlsfi
to. tall ami satlify j ourseh el, 310 Pennsylvania
avenue. no 5j,r
Ueorcetowii Marine lleporl.
abrited.
Schr. Matt Bedell, Rider, New lork.
CLEARED.
Sloop Gleaner, Woodhull, Havre de Grace.
Schr. Fxchange, Fallan, Baltimore.
Md f'ia" "'""ni Johnaon, st Mary'i coun-
stnr. oi. jianmns, urlggs, Bobton.
Schr. Moonlight, luttlv, le, lork.
!chr. Wot, Nojes, St. Mary's.
Schr. Albert, Fonwell, St. Man 's.
Schr. Kmma, shorter, M. Mart's.
chr. Bloomfleld, Ilelgbj , Baltimore.
Schr. Axcess, Bennett, lenna.
Schr. Active, Williams, Philadelphia.
MAhlUED,
iKn TrtN morning, the 2.1 instant, by the Rev,
John C. Smltli. Lieutenant Wm. H. Powell, adju
AwImS ln ,V'S- f'Ptlars.to MIm Ma-
HAH ETrillSON, of this lit).
MAIlRini),
ny,'l'u' Si?."" f nd MU "ahT t L, Mm
DLETOK.jal of this city,) were Joined together in
holy wedlock, In Wesley Zion church, hy Ihe Rc .
J. D. Brooks. No, . 27
PhlladelphlA Inquirer and Unclnnatl Commer
clal will please cop) the foregoing marriage.
T "LI . ,
Hospital Directory,
rOIt WABIHNOTOV, OEOROETOWS AND ALEXAN
DRIA. Tho follow lug U a corrort list of all tbo hoa
pltala, In tho nbote cltlea, y, Itli their looatlona,
and tho surgeon In clmrga of each:
AtccnIon-H, between Hth and 10th tniu.
J. C. Dorr.
Ascension Dr. Smith's Church, !Hh In u era
O ami H streets. J. C. Dorr.
Alexandria, 2d dl Ulon Alexandria. T. H.
Spencer.
Alexandria, IMdlvhlou Alexnutlilu. Kdttlu
Bcntley.
Canr Uth H.. near Col. Cil. O. A. Jud-
son.
....t. . . ...... I
LaBParlR A fit. ROUlll. edRl nf (?Jllilli.l W.
v itr-. - r
CllfTburnc 21st at. Ileury Bn ant.
Columbian 14tli St., Col. Col. T. A. Crash,
College Georgetown. J. M. Brown.
Cranch K St. Baptist Churi-h.Cthand KbIs.
A. Wynkoon.
Cranch Unitarian Church, tith uud D Ms.
A. Wynkoon.
Camp,
. II. Wj
Camp, ex. und pur. in Is, Sejtr Alevundrla.
then.
Douglua Cor, I , und N. J. uu.
Dim barton Strecl Oeorgetouu, II
y.
uurreti.
Ebenezer llh, uo.tr (1 M. west. K. Wa-1
ters.
Keklngton Galea's house, N. V. ae.
Storron.
Emory 1 in. eaU of Capitol. Wm
. A.
Clen-
Ut'UlU.
Epiphany O, bet. 13th and Hth sts. James
Bryan.
Epiphany Baptist Church, 13th bet. ft and
11. bus. james uryan.
Fairfax Semi nan i miles out AleTunririn
David 1. Smith.
Flnley N. V. are., uear lialca'a farm. J.
Moses.
Ilarowooil 7lh street, Coreoran'a farm. T.
Autlsell.
Island Hall Comer Virginia u euno and filh
street. Wm. Hajcs.
Judiciary Square E street, between 4lh and
5th. Chat. Page.
Kalorama 21ft street, uear Boundary. R,
J, Thomas.
Mt. Pleasant Mill strict, near Boundary.
C. A. McCall.
Odd Fellow b' Hall K St., near Xavy Yard.
W. E. Waters.
Patent Ofllc ftth street. A, Thompson.
Presbyterian Church Georgetown. B. Knick
erbocker. Ryland Chapel Detreet, coiner 10th, Island.
V. B. Hubbard.
Ryland Chapel Grace Churth, I) street, cor
ner 8th. V. U. Hubbard.
Seminary Georgetown, Landon AV?11.
Stone 1-Uh atreet, near Boundary P. Glen
nan. St. Elizabeth Insane Afihiiu. Kitsi'u Kruudi.
C. II. NIehoU.
St. AloysluBK street, bt'tween 1st and yd.
T. B. Lashclls.
Trinity C street, corner 3d. A. J. Baxlar.
Trinity Prlntlog offlce, corner 2d street and
Indiana avenue. A.J, Baxlar.
Trinity Church Georgeiow u. M. F. Bow ob,
Union Chapel SOth atrctt, near Peuns)Ua
nla nvpnun. w. IT. ltntlui. .
union notei-uorner Brldgo aud aalilnr-1
n atreeta. Geore-ctown. nS w b,i,. "
ton streets, Georgetown, Geo. Y
Stipp.
uancrniasicr'a inn street.
DO YOU KNOW IT J If jou do uot, call at
SMITH k UKALL'S. No. 301 s. .n. ......
near K itreetr ftnJ buy jounelf
nice mill t nl
nice iim oi
Clothing from them, at they he juit recelteJ a i
new and splendid assortment
nor 21 dtjanl
Ascension Southern Church, mh l.rtue,.,.
and I Btreets. J. C. Dorr. ofdtherofthose kinds, that a sample thereof shall
Armory- Armory Square, 7th at. D. W.DIIu. accompany the bid. The articles to be furnished
Alexandria, 1st tlUUlon Alexandria, J, E. must. In all respects, conform to and be equal with
'Siimmcrn. the Got eminent samples, which may be seen at
pitOPOflAU FOli IjTPIAM GOODS.
DrrARTMEST oh Til I: IsTLatoa,
UrrtcK iaDlAjf ArrAtaa,
. SALr.D PROPOSALS, endorsed ' Propoaala for
Indian Gooda," (Claaa I,, s, or 4, as the case may
be,) to be delivered la theeltr of New York, will be
f." Vl " ,h om ' Indian Affairs until twelve
o'clock M., on Wedneaday, the loth day of Decem-
rtl l"' furnlahlng the following named
Claii No. I.
Mactliue IManteU, CJoOa, nd Dry Ooodi.
1,000 palra 1 point white, Mackinac btanketa, to
'"""b7TJInenee,nnd wish Spounda
3,000 palra 2). point white Macklnaf btanketa, to
measure 64 byes Inchee. and welghspounda
200 palra 3 point white Maeklnae branketa, to
mraaure 41 by M Inohea, and weigh v
pnunda
too palra l. point white Maeklnae blanket!, to
measure ss by so lachee, and weigh 4V
pounds
109 palra 1 point white Macklnao btanketa, to
measure by 44 Inches, and weigh !(
pound! '
1,900 palra 3 point scarlet Maeklnae blanketa, to
meaiureeoby7.lnchee,andwelgh8pounde
700 palra 3 point acarlrt Maeklnae blanketa, to
. meaaure St by M Inches, and weighs pounds
too pairs 3 point scarlet Maeklnae blanketa, to
meaaure 41 by ss Inchra, and weigh '.'
pounda.
loo palra 1 point acarlet Maeklnae blankets, to I
""" w w incnra, rdu wrian a",
pounda
100 palra 3 point green Maeklnae blankets, to
meaaure (U by 73 Inehea, and weigh S pounda
. meaiure 64 byts Inches, and welghSpounda
I' " ." "" lBdlP lut Maeklnae blaefketa,
nound."" " r " ,0h"' na W"n "
w iira s pomi areen macKinae blankets,
pounds
B)palraa point Indigo blue Macklnao blanket I,
to meaaure M by u inchea, and weigh S
pounda
too palra 1 point Indigo blue Maeklnae blanketa,
to meaaure S3 by as lnehea, and weigh tu
pounda
W0 palra S point gentlnella blue Maeklnae blan
keta Io meaaure so by 71 lnehea, and weigh
Spounda '
100 palrallf polntgentlnellablue Macklnao blan
keta, to meaenre SI by 6S Inchea, and weigh
spounda
100 palra IX point gentlnella blue Macklnao
blanketa, to meaaure M by 60 Inchra, and
"nil - iruuuill
100 pain I point gentlnella blue Maeklnae blan
kets, io measure n by incites, and weigh
JV lounda
1,000 yards fancy list blue cloth
4,000 do gray list blue oloth
900 do Jo black cloth
1,000 do sated list black cloth
4,000 do do blue cloth
6,000 do do acarlet cloth
200 doien ft- woollen shawls
WO pounds linen thread. No. 40
1,300 do cotton thread
oo gross worsted gartering
15,000 yards calico
6,ooo do Merrlmac calico
6,000 do Turkey red calico
25,000 do blue drilling
20,000 do brown drilling
w,ooo do bed ticking
3,000 do aatlnetts
25,000 do plaid Unseys
20,000 do unbleached domestic sheeting
ZyMAf ao uieacnea sheeting
10,000 do checks, stripes, and plaids
10,000 do flannels, assorted
3,000 pounds brown Killing twine, No. JO
800 do cotton mattre
3,000 twilled flannel shirts
fioo dozen hickory shirts
3,ooo calico shirts
300 dosen Canadian Delta
Class No. 3.
sou blue satlnett pantaloons
300 do costs
60 cadet mixed satlnett coats
360 do do pantaloons
ITS frock coats, Indigo blue, broad cloth
100 pantaloons do do
330 casslnett coats, trimmed with red.
Class No. 3.
Hardwart, Ayriadturat Impltnuntt, 4 r.
3,700 pounds brass kettles
u nesis jspsnnea Kettles, (a in a nest)
COOcamn
kettles, (3 slits)
300 dozen 3 quart tin pans
too do 4 quart tin pans
GO do fl quart tin pans
700 do tin cups
1,300 do squaw awls
1,600 do fishhooks
150 do fish lines
360 do coarse tooth combs
111 do tine tooth combs
I coo do scissors
600 do shears!
( 160 do weeding hoea
300 do hand saw files, 4K Inches
. CO do spades
I 3,600 short handle fry pans
j IS dozen basting spoons
1 1,600 do table spoons, (iron)
I 63 do axes, to weigh 4H io fiJi" pounds
860 do half axes, to weigh 1 pounds, (with
handles)
6oo do slno mirrors
60 do lire steels
600 pounds bra is wire
160 do best Chinese Vermillion
coo do seed beads
too dozen butcher knltes
100 do scalping knltea
230 do squaw hatchets
13 do 4W inch flat flies
20,000 pounds tobacco.
Class No. 4.
(luns, Ammunition, 4 c.
coo rifles, cap lock, (half ounce ball)
300 shot guns, (double bsrrel)
lDUKegspowuer
1,000,000 water-proof caps
300 bags Tratd balls
200 flasks
300 belts
000 powder horns
3,000 flints
293 dozen gun nipples
360 wrenches.
Hill-Mis of American manufsaturn nf th rntilri1
litjles and quality will be preferred! but, as the
simples of blankets and cloths are foreign fabrics,
thlsolflcoonand after the 34th Initint. Th tr.
tides Will be rigidly Inspected and compared with
the samples by an agent or agents appointed for
that purpose. Such as may be unequal thereto In I
any particular will be rejected! In which case the
contractor wilt be bound to furnish others of the
required Kina or quality wunin mree aayst or, U i
that be not done, they will be purchased at his ex-
nnA. Pvn.ni Will h mad. tnr thm wuul.
?."":;""."" v;" rirM'"iz ""
ceh ed on Invoices thereof, certified by the agent or
agents appointed to lmpect them. It Is to be un- '
derstood that the right will be reserved to require
a greater or less quantity of any of the articles ,
named than that speclfled In the above schedule i
and all bids for furnishing said articles may be re-1
Jected at the option of the Department) and that
none from persons who hat e failed to comply with
the requirements of a previous contract with the
United Mates, or who are not manufacturers or
wholesale dealers In the reoulred articles will b I
I considered) and the fact that blddersare such man
ufacturers or dealers must be evidenced by the cer-1
tlflcate of the collector of the port where they re-
1 side, or where It Is Proposed to deliver the artlclei.
The proposals must embrace the articles, with the I
quantities thereof as they are arranged In the
schedule, with the prices annexed to each, In dol t
lars and cents, at which they are to be furnished)
and the amounts must be carried out and footed up '
iur rncii emu. miu n;r iou iidoudii mui( w
so gHen, without any modification, or proposed
modification, or variation whatever. Ther should
be submitted with the following heading) I (or we)
herebv nronose to furnish for tne service of the In
dian Department, and according to the terms of Its
isdvertlsements thereof, dated November lTtb.196?,
Tthe following articles at the price thereto affixed,
lucre insrri ine list iKcuniiug iu inncisis orciasses
proposed for,) deliverable In the city of New York
Ly the 1st day of April next, or at such time or
times during the year 18G3 as may be ordered by the
Commissioner of Indian Atlalrs) and If the propo
sal be accepted (here Insert u words " In whole or
In part, If more than one class be proposed for,) 1
(or we) will, within twenty da) s thereafter, execute
a contract accordingly, and give security, satisfac
tory to the Commissioner of Indian Atlalrs, for
the faithful performance of the same.' Kach pro
posal must be accompanied with a guaranty in the
iouowingiorm,io DesigneuDytwoormorerespon-1
slbld persons, whose sufficiency must be cert I tied i
to by a United States Judge or district attorney!
We hereby Jointly and se erally guaranty that the I
abo Didder, (or bidders.) If a contract thill h
awarded to him (or them) according to his or their
bid or proposal, will execute a contract according
ly, and git e the requisite security for the perform
ance thereof, as-prescribed In the adt ertlaement for
froposals for Indian goods dated 17th November,
BG3j and. In the event of his (or their) failure so to
do, we hereby agree to bind ourselves, our heirs,
executors, and assigns, to forfeit and pay the
United states, as damages, a sum not leis than
fifteen per cent, on the amount of said bid or pro
posal " Bonds will be reoulred In the amount of
the bid for the faithful performance of the contract,
with two or more sureties, whose sufficiency muit
be certified by a United statesjudgeor district at
tornei No bronosal will be considered that 1am
not strictly conform In all particulars to the terms
ana uireciions oi inis bui eriisement,
WM. P. DOLE,
nov Id stawDeclO Commissioner
OrricE Impian ArrAias,
November ss. I8CS.
Sliut' the abo e adt ertliement, dated the 17th In-
slant, for "Proposals for
lliheil. It haa been decided
Indian Gooda," was pub-
m ih. iron cull AO J,
" VclVT. ho s """" ', ana in ..
lor.m..cl""v"?- - . t
Althotiah there la a sample of the tob&con in alii.
oflUe, liltiders are requealed to forward aamplea
u Ith their bids, lor consideration.
W. P. DOLE,
nov .'t, Commissioner
I. ajjt-a i.iuiiuuiimuvaiisum-
y Dty itock Qf q,,,!,,, for Men and , u.
iliriauvitiiTii'lci a a) ( a . I
which we hat ejuit receUed, and oWtt foraale at i
1 iery iow pric, i pu. m ovuji iirreT, near r.
1. nniirr n, rn '
Proprietors of Oak Hall Clothing Room.
sepSS 3m
IflNTII gTHJCKT,
SKAlt mxifSTtVASTA. ArKS'UH.
PROPRIKTORS . . .
ACTING MANAOCR .
STAGE MANAGER .
MUSICAL DIRECTOR
A. HAMBLlNfc CO
A. M. HERNANDEZ
JAMES PILGRIM
THOMAS SIMPSON
The pnbllc of Washington are respectfully
Informed that this New and Beautiful
Temple of Amusement,
WILL OPEN FfU TUB BKASOIY,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECK 3, lfW2,
And Kverj- Rvcnlng,
Thla splendid Hall has a New Stage, New Scenery,
Private Boxes beautifully furnished, Orchestra
Seata arranged with t ery comfort, Parquette with
coverrd seats, and a Gallery that will command a
full sight of the Stage. The alterations made at
an expense of
Five Thousand Dollars,
And the company engaged, comprise
THE BEST TALENT IN AMERICA.
A. M, IleritAUilex,
The great unrlt ailed PantomimUt.
Miss C. FltiwlllUins,
The Great Singer from the London Theatres.
Morest Brothers,
The Host Wonderlul Performers tn the World.
Mobs. A. Groaal,
From Nlblo's Garden, New York.
Slons. C. Lehman,
From Nlblo's Garden, Utw York.
Mona. BxoUoiy,
Late of the Ravel Troupe.
Dick Sands,
The Great Clog Dancer,
J. Albert Allen,
Celebrated Negro Comedian.
Paul Berger,
The Favorite Actor.
Jamea Pilgrim,
The Popular Comedian.
J. W. Laudts,
The King of Song and Dance.
Tom Vance,
The Popular Comic singer.
MUe Julia Lehniau,
The Accomplished Danscuie,irom Nlblo's Garden,
Ntw York.
at'lle Panic u,
From the Port St. Marten, Paris.
M'Ue Whelpley,
The Charming Actress, from Laura Keene's
Theatre, New York.
Mad'me Grostl,
From Nlblo's Garden, titw York.
Mad'me Lehman,
From Nlblo's Garden, New York.
Mad'me Marttuettl,,
From Nlblo's Garden, New )ork.
Mtsa Drake,
From Ar.h st. Theatre, Philadelphia.
Mtsa Florence,
From Bowery Theatre, New York.
Miss Parker,
From Broadway usto Hall, New York.
Miss Rob I u sou,
From Philadelphia Theatres
Mtsa fttmmouds,
From Philadelphia Theatrei
Miss Adams,
From the Western Theatres
ORAND CORPS
DALLFTUASTFR
DF UALLET.
LIONS A. GKOsM.
A BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE
Will be git en night!).
COMIC PAXTOMIMES,
BEAUTIFUL BALLETS,
FTUIOriAX ACTS,
sixaixo, daxcixo, de.
Paruuette anJ Famil) Circle
a"a.4tiAaiat al. !..
w"""" v"""
.60 "
t.t.,. . n,tn...i..
Private Box, Iholdln ilx pf rionij
Slogle Seati In Box
75 centa.
34
Colored Circle
Doora open at half past s Ix Performancea to I
conmence at quarter before eight o'clock, nor SS
I
AMTJI5EMENTS
jnoVKIMa TIISL4TRK,
Ptntfa awmw, twar irularJt' Jfottl
Leonard GaovEa, .... Manaftr.
TIIW (WEDNESDAY) EVENUO,
LAST KIOJtT- BUT THREE
or
The Ablr Actrraa and Fnrlcaa Btautjr,
MI88 LUCILLE WEBTEBN.
W ho will appar to-nljhl In liar great character ot
OASILLI,
In Ihf touchlnf Frrnch nvr-aci drama,
C A JIT I L t Et
'.
Th Fal. of a Caqaiiu,
ArmaniJDural Mr. C. Barron
Other characters by the
Mr.swtRs or rim (meat star covrASt:
EASTLrXXE, or, THE ELOPEitBXT,
Wlllahortlir t rerlrad, and for the last time.
Adotlailon-M, JO, and It centa. de 1
r,Hni'8 NEW THEATRE,
Truth ilretl, right abovt rtnntyltania swnw.
Manager and Proprietor Mr. John T. Ford,
(Alao of HolMdajr street Theatre, Baltimore.)
TliSJL'!i'1' 0P TUB O'SRA SWUTLY AS-
JCaHIIAO ALL OUK FASIUOKASLf LADIES
AT THII riRST CLASS THEATRE!
The Beautiful Prima Donna.
Ml" CAROLINE IUOIIINQg,
And the Rrat or tha rrand aerlea of
HO L I 8 II O PR ha.
Thla WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 3,
The aplendld Operatlo Spectacle or the
ENCHANTRESS.
Mella ..... mi., RtrHrarn.
Bamlr, the Pirate Chief . Mr. Peter niCHINQS
Mr. Dunn ami a full company of Chorlstera.
M'l e Sophie Nllaen, M'll. Catherine, Mon" 5
The arloua chareetera, Operatic, Dramatlo and
BaUet, by
Tkt Grand Omilnatlon cm) tult DoMt Companin.
Private ad public carrtagti will head up Tenth
atreet and around F and on learlraj the Theatre,
headdown Tenth. '
HW Ab exfra thargifor aimluion.
W Stcmi ttatt txmty-flvt tend extra.
PRICES OP ADMISSION. '
D"a Clrcl. and Parquette, w cents: Orchestra
Seata, 74 cental Family circle, 55 cents; Prlrat.
uoxce, ,8.
DOOrS ODen at 6!f O'clockl ncrfArm.ne. t-nmmmn.
cea at 7 o'clock, de 3
lIO'll CIRCUS,
Corner ftnniyltanta annua and Seventh ttrett.
SPEC1ALK0TICE.
Sereral larr. nat.nt h.at.r. hi.K..n i..m.....
Into the Amphitheatre, and the building la at all
tlmea warm and comfortable.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND F.VENINO.
uouDie company, conalatlnc of
60 MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTES, 4 STAR
". iws.n, w., iii6 ii.nL a.ra.Aiitu,
MISS MABV CABROLL,
MAD.SHEAWOOD,
lll.l.b M.WKA.
TWO COMPANIES OF ACROBATS AND EQUES
TRIANS OS TUP. RAMI rvrvivn
EATON STONE,
THE WILD HORSEMAN OF THE PRAIRIE.
Reproduction of the ScenJo Spectacle
of the
TOURNAMENT,
OR Tnx
Field of th. Cloth of Gold.
O- THREE CLOWNS AT THE SAME TIME.
JlMf I HEWOLDS, FRAKK PHELPS,
ii' mi'i in '
Flrat night of the very laurhable Pantomime, en
titled the
HARLEQUIN STATUE,
Introducing-all th. Ballet Taourc.
Great Stud of Dandnr Horaea and Ponlea, the
whole forming one of tho largeet organtzatlona
eer concentrated In one eatabllahment.
Tfte Vte Tor Brata Band haa been encaced ex
pressly for this oocaalon. Notwlthatandlnr the
G eat extra expenae Incurred In formlne; thla Double
impany, there will be no Increaae In the prlcea.
To Dreaa Circle, SO centst Social Ranre,!U centa.
Doors open at H to 2 and V to 7 o'clock perform
ance will commence at s and 7K o'clock.
Ou TIIURRDAY,Dee.4,lM!e,
THE OREAT DOUBLE CIRCUS
will open for a short aeaaon at Alexandria, Ye.
THE WASHINGTON (CREMORNE) CIRCUS
will remain closed roa one week, In order to al
low the management to make Improvements and
Decoratlona. de l
EQUIPMENT
TRUNK, AND HARNESS
MANUKA O T Oh Y ,
490 Newutli atreet,
OPPOSITE ODD rELLOWS1 UAXL,
WASinNGTON, D. C.
I manufacture of the best material, and hate
constantly on hand, a large and arlad assort
ment of
Jfllitery onj Cilunis' SADDLES,
BRIDLES.
DREAST COLLARS.
FELT SADDLE CLOTHS,
SHABRAQVES,
Patent Feed and Water Buckets,
Spurs,
Officers' Haversacks,
Officers' Fine Sword Bella,
Belt Trlmmlura, and
Field Glass Cases.
I it II N liM
SOLELEATHER,
IROX FRAME.
DRESS, and
WOOD BOX TRUXbS.
VALISES,
TRAVri.IXa BAOS,
HARXESS, dc.
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Th. Orsateat Triumph of the l.aea.
SECOND WEEt -'"SECOND WXEK
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
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Pronounced by thTreas and the Publld'to be the
OrtattifEbnale Dammut tn tha JTorM,
without exception. Also,
.VOXS. EDWARD VELARDE,
Tha Rett Mate Dancer in Existence
TO-NIOnT,
they will appear tn the splendid ballet entitled
THE PAINTER'S ILLUSION.
The expenae attending th. engagement ot these
GREAT ARTISTES
for the short aeaaon wilt exceed (1,490.
To gire better effect,
AN ENTIRE SEIT STAGE HAS BEEK ERECTED
Making tt now
Th. B.at Hall In WaaUluf ton.
MONDAY EVENING, Dicimmb 1,
Return of the popular and favorite aosgitTels,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
Also the beautiful queen of Terpsichore,
MISS KATE PENNOYER,
AltD THE
GREAT COURT OF DEAUTT.
Continued aucceaa of the charming
NELLIE TATLOR,
BOB HART and IEIT SIMMONS,
The two great llghta of Minstrelsy, In
NEW SONGS, DANCES, and BANJO SOLOS
The great Eastern Juggler,
triLLli ARMSTRONO
friLllE EMERSON,
The Funny Mg.
J. SYLVAS CLARKE,
The Versatile Comedian.
To-nieht, To-night,
THE PAINTER'S ILLUSION,
(in which
ANNETTA OALLETTA, M0N3. VFLARDE,
and the great
GALLETTA BALLET TROUPE
will appear.
Performance to conclude with the laughable
farce entitled
BLACK ANTHONY.
Doors open at et performance, 7 o'clock.
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On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For Ladles and Children.
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