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Gaovta'a TUtH'ttS-Hmut i 'pJoreis
of thle beautiful play, ihs popular ntAaimbm
i determined to withdraw It. in order to make room
for other novelties which ihey have lo preparation
for their Yerr numerous i,atrnn.v IVwnlsrht will
thf r fore, l positively the It it hut one of lti pre-
nuiinuu. auudk moN 01 mui;wT urorer s ex
cellent company embraced in the superior caat, we
Hiritiiuu me Damn 01 itinars it me venin,
Lofty Hough, Iiahel Freeman, flophle Gimher,
Mn. Oermon, and Mturi. I. P. Barrett. Dan
Setchell, Ben Rogers, Bokee and Clifford. The
beautiful scenery bystronr gives 'evidence of Ms
superior artlitlc talent, tht sublime musle ar
ranged by the irreat Kopplf r, and performed by the
best orchestra ever end ed at anjr theatre In thla
tty. Is sufficient IA Itself to crowd the spacious
theatre every night. We trust that the public,
being aware of the fact that but two nights remain
for them to witness the H Romance of a Poor Young
Man," will not let the opportunity escape without
seeing this truly beautiful production.
Crowded to Exerts Is Ford's fashionable the
atre every night. Like "The Enchantress," the
second grand opera, "The Daughter of the Regi
ment." has made a great hit. Last evening this
fatorlte resort was lite rally Jammed with anxious
admirers of the gems of the opera. Miss Caroline
RIchlngi. as Marie, was fairly entrancing. We
believe It was In this character that Miss Caroline
Richlngs, years ago, so firmly established herself
In the good opinions of our American audiences,
which have always clung to her In every city that
sho has performed In. Mr. Peter Richlngs acts
and sings as well as whenhe used tJ delight us
with his performances In the old Park theatre.
New York, In by-gone days. The singers In the
choruses are the bent 'and fullest that have sung
among us for years. The large and really excel
lent corps de ballet that appear In the dlvertlse
ment after the opera, are a feature In themselves.
To-morrow night a grand gala benefit to Miss
Caroline Richlngs.
Washington Varieties. Last evening another
of those delightful entertainments, which appear
to entrance the patrons of thla establishment a
mixture of fun and exhlllrattng wit. Hefhandex
is one of the most amusing fellows we have ever
seen. His talent Is versatile and remarkable; his
performance embraces peculiarities, and he plays
well upon a dozen dlflercnt Instrumental dances
with skill, and. In fact. Is a rare genius. His
guitar solo is nightly hailed with Immense ap-
tlause. The pantomime troupe embraces a num
tr of excellent performers, and they are worthy
the patronage of the entire public. The "Battle
of Farnbrough" convulsed the house with laugh
ter, and the slngtng and dancing was loudly ap
plauded. This evening a very fine programme Is given. In
which all the great artistes appear Hernandez,
Morestes Dick Sands. Lehman, Grossl, Paul
Berger. Stollosy, Pilgrim, Landls, Coleman, c.
So that the patrons of fun may be certain of seeing
a most humorous entertainment.
Cahthivsut. The liberal patronage bestowed
upon this well-conducted institution. Is certainly
merited In the highest degree. M'lle Gallettl and
Mods- Velarde are, without a doubt, the greatest
artistes In the line of their profession In the
world and to be convinced of this fact, It Is only
necessary to see them In the splendid ballet enti
tled "La Boquetlere,' In which they will appear
again to-night. Misses Julia Mortimer and Kate
Prnnoyer win new laurels nightly In their superb
act. "The GIpsey's Lay," while the fine corps de
bsllet, and the other members of the company,
male and female, acquit themselves nightly In a
manner which reflects the highest credit upon
them aa talented artistes. Who would not attend
the Canterbury while such an attractive enter
talnmentlsgltent Nixon's Cine us. Mr. King's equestrian troupe
are drawing lull and fashionable houses at Nixon's
temple. Mr, Sherwood, (the original " Pete Jen
kins,") Miss Ida, Madame Wrglnla, Madame Jen
nie Mr. Frank Phelps, (an excellent clown,) Miss
Mary Carroll, (the best equestrienne we have ever
seen,) Miss Isadore and Miss Victoria, (two excel
lent aanteueet, the Conrad Brothers, will all appear
this afternoon and night.
The theatre at Alexandria, under the manage
ment of Mr. Nixon, Is doing a fine business.
Eaton Stone, the star of the eoueitrlun nroiVaainn.
1s Identified with the successor the concern at
Alexandria.
Mr. Tom King w 111 he the recipient i.f a benefit
on Friday night. We hope to see the house
crowded. '
Hospital Visits Yesterday, Mrs. Senator Wil
son, In company wlthother ladles orMassachusetts,
i (sited the Patent Office hospital. Through the
politeness or gentlemen there, she was conducted
o er the exfnslte apartments and shown the va
rious features of attraction. Mrs. Wilson ex
pressed herself i ery much gr stilled with all she
sawf spoke to many of the soldiers and quite won
their hearts by her gentleness and the Interest she
inanUested In their welfare. We are pleased to
see our ladles of Influence thus taking hold of the
Eood work. The soldiers feel that they are remem
ered with gratitude, not only by those who have
the charge of them, but by others who come from
the far distance and who make It their first duty to
look after the gallant boys who hate won laurels
for themselves. Only a word or look, even, of
sympathy Is felt by these suffering patriots. They
appreciate such visits, and talk oft hem long after
wards. We do not doubt but that Mrs. Wilson's
example will be followed by other noble women
from other States, and the monotony of these great
castles or sorrow be consequently broken In upon
to the adrantage or tlsltor and patient.
St hool Thustces. The followlngstandlngeom
mlttees Here appointed at the last meeting or this
board:
On Supplies Mrssrs. Kills, Utermehle, Dai Is,
and Morsel).
On Text Books Messrs. Miller, Holmead, Wight,
and Wilson. '
On Rules and Regulations Messrs. Rhees, Kick
etts. Walsh, and Hot mead.
On SchooMiouBes and School-rooms Messrs. Wil
son, Cassell, D& is, and Rhees
On Examination or Candidates for Teachers
Messrs. Walsh, Holmead, Wilson, and Miner.
On Accounts and Expenses Messrs. Utermehle,
Davis, Rlcketts, and Cassell.
On Vocal Music Messrs. Wight, Rhes, Hol
mead, and Rlcketts.
On CongreBs and the City Councils Messrs. Mor
sell. Miller, Ellis, and Wight.
The rules, as amended, were adopted; nnd the
board adjourned to next Tuesday ei ening, at l'i
o'clock, to gite an audience to Pror. Arinea, who
wishes to explain his art of ineiuor). with a lew
or Introducing It In the schools.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The following
boats, laden with coal, arrived at Georgetown
) esterday i
nana aiagrawi American companj, lia ions. ,
General McClellao, American company, 108 tons.
John James, Cumberland company, ioa tons.
Richard Borden, Young, 113 tons.
Rainbow, Young, 109 tons.
A. J. Glosbrenner, American company, 103 tons.
G. W. J. Worth, limestone.
Anna Maria, wood.
The following departures are reported. G. W.
H Hetzer, Mary Alice, L. W. Jackson, G.W.J.
Worth, H. DelaBeld, R. Borden, N. Magraw. Gen.
Burnslde, Great Eastern and A. Stanhope.
The Georgetown agent recehed a letier, jester
day, from the president of the canal at Sbepards
town, tn which he sajs that the upper portion or
the canal Is still open, and urges the Importance of
keeping the lower part free from Ice, as a large
number of boats are on the waj ,
The amount or tolls collected at Georgetown
last week was $1,36039. The amount recalled at
this collection office this month, up to ) esterday,
is about . J.0U0.
Closed the "Woodbine." The night patrol
or the Tenth New Jersey, under Lieutenant Frank
lin, In passing along New Jersey at enue, closed
the" Woodbine House," kept by Mr. Augers, on
the corner or New Jersey avenue and C street.
The house snd bar were lound In full blast at about
11 o'clock P. M. Ten soldiers were found all In
different stages of Intoxication, some at the bar
and some on the floor dead drunk. The room was
iloied, and the keys turned over to the Provost
Marshal's ofllce, and the proprietor ordered to the
Central guard house, where the drunken soldiers
were committed.
Fire Yesterday. Early jesterdaj morning, the
office or JustUe Murphy, on Louisiana at enue,
east ot the Bank or Washington, was dlscot ered to
be on Are inside, lhe doors were broken open and
the fire extinguished before it had spread to the
adjoining property, but considerable damage was
done to the Justice's papers and furniture. The
tire, It is supposed, originated by accident.
Georgetown Marine List. Antvah, Sthr.
Haxall, Bogart, oats, Ballmore.
Schr. Jasper, Blln, light, Alexandria.
Schr. Canton Jane, Rowling, hay and oats, N. Y.
chr. Carrie Wells, Brown, merchandise, Hartley
& Bro., Boston.
Schr. 8. h Abbott, Ludlam, stores for the Gov
ernment, N. Y.
Dtparlurti Schr. Haxall, Bogart, coal, N ,
John B. Govoh The Brit lecture of this dlstlo-
I alshed orator will take place to-morrow night, at
r. Sunderland's church, Four-and-a-half street,
near the City Hall. We have no doubt the church
will be crowded, as the opportunity Is rare, et en
In this city, where eloquence is so cheap, for hear
ing such a treat as Cough presents.
i -
A Drunken Lieutenant. a man, with the
uniform or a lieutenant, was round, by the night
patrol, on the corner or Pennsyh aula at enue and
Tenth street, In a state or beastly Intoxication
He was taken to the Central guard-house, and
locked up for the night
CoNtALcicENTS. We understand that It li the
intention of the authorities to hare comfortable
barracks erected near this city for the accommods
tlon of the convalescent soldiers, who are sent
from the hospitals, preparatory to being forwarded
to their respectlte regiments.
SuKTo-da), 600 sick soldiers from the hospi
tals In this city will be sent to Philadelphia, by or
der of the Medical Director.
Ladies', Men's, Youths', Misses' and Children's
Rubber Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Gaiters, Ladles'
and Gents Buckle Ot ershoes. with felt lining and
topj Men's Short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
Clapp ft Co.'a India Rubber store. Tenn. avenue,
between join and Uth ats. nor 31 lm
Georgetown Markets
Floo a Superfine, s.lfl to'7 extra. .?. to
i family, sm to At.
Wheat Red wheat tt.64 to Loot while l tt to
180. '
Corn White corn 78 to 60 cts.j yellow 76 to TO
ets.
Oati WtofiJcts.
Personal. R. F. Paine, Ofaloi N. Wlggln, Dover,
N. II j Samuel Coleman and E. P. Brlggs.ffew- York;
Col. Fowler and Lady, U. 8. A.; AblelSomerby and
James Bastey, Portland, Me.j are at the National.
John Low and Lady, Mass T. B. Valentine, New
lorki Judge Young. Baltimore! & W. HalL Phila
delphia! Col. J. F. Aaper, U, S, a. are at the Me
tropolitan Attmtioi-t, ArrucrriD I Dr. Vellny la yet
engaged In an extensive practice In thla city,
and we would call the sttentlon of the poor,
Tjodt. emaelaferf vlrttm sf ttti .. in. Z
g ..-.. . vi hivii vvru biui w
tlio beat sources of remedy. First, giro up your
present course onifc, at once, and foreveri and
aecondljr, call on tha moat skilful physicians,
(and none are better than Dr. Vellny,) and be
cured of the disease, which It now undcrmln.
Ing your conitltctlom and lending you to a pre
mature grave.
fl 1 Irv.wsm tr&BB. . W ar.1 1... , aV --
ait svtilh hontratd an1 lilra. 1. .. J
selling gold and tUrcr the legal tender notes
helntr tha ftlftnJBril.
.. DuXl- Hlu.
Sllrer ... 23 25 "
Demand notca S3 " 85i "
Bank. Of l.lft In Wa.hlnirtAn .ml (turTt.
town I
Washington. Georgetown.
Bank orMetropolls. Farmera and Hech'a
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank of Commerce.
Farm's Mcrch's B'nk.
TmlliTirimtlliiir ..!.... I.. ..... in
o. Treasury notes, when any amount from one
dollar upwards Is presented.
Dcna.au luniA Russia Ooods. Mr. 11. A.
Hall has Just received a lot of omoers' f.onr and
Llahtllull fluilhed L'n.t.i ilin.iliillflnl.h.rD...
choi, eitra lr,e slteii alio, a lot of blue Kncllih
Talmsi, rerr Iodj, at 410 eschl which he Is selllnr
at msnursctiyers'prices.athls India Rubber wr
houie, no reaaiyivsnla arenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. oct n tr
A Wflin n. AtivirrTkA.. uhA 1.. ...
doctorlnit for weeks and months without obtslalac
reller, should consult Dr. Klihblatt, whose once Is
xS:i " K '.rMlt corner of Eighth street, snd b
radically cured. Twenty-lire years experience ha
established Dr. Flshblslt's reputation as anhysl
clan. Recent cases cured lo a few days. Charges
mourrsie. UK. nslIBLATT.
No. til K.trcet, corner of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Office.
fa.ni a D.fe.ei.M f?AAvi. Tl. l . .
.r.lT" -. uwiii.-i lie uince in ouy your
SV?J?,,.2ATSL"GOINa!rCAMPDI'ANKt:T8,
HAVKLOCKlLHAVRRSACKtSand erery article
made from INDIA RUBBKB, Is at H. A. HALL'S
" """wi ...itiiouk, wnere you can oniain
them at manufacturers prices, 810 Pennsylranla
IVtnU. tifftWOatn KlnlhanrlTanlh ..... .ai
Ihdia Rub sen Boots a ho Shoes. The above
articles are sold cfteeper.it If. A. HALL'S India
Rubber Warehouse, 110 Pennsylranla a enue. than
at any other store tn this city or vicinity. This it
. Call and satisfy ) ourselves, 310 Pennsylranla
avenue. 4 , o -tf
Imuia Russca Goods. It Is not necessary for
Mr. II. A. HALL to enumerate the different styles
and kinds or Rubber and (Jutta Peroha manufac
turers mmta tlA IfOaana hat hkai ihani sIIIk k..4.
and a glance Into the beauWul store or list ot prist!
git en by his attendants, will convince any one that
his establishment Is realty the only tnai kubtxr
H'ereAoiuf. and Is located at 310 Pennsylvania at e-
uur, ur uour io Messrs. liarper . Alltcneirs Dry
(.ootl warehouse, between Ninth and Tenth
Ninth and Tenth
streets.
tec&-tf
Goto Wiiitehvubt. 431 Penns)hanlantenue,
to obtain superior Llkcneasea at reduced prices.
Floe Card ignetts, formerly sold at AS per doten,
now selling at Alt hairdozens, same rate. Colored
Imperials reduced from tso to $70 selling whole
size colored at only ce. 1 will excel In "Cbtortd
Carttde tittlei," having secured the sen Iocs of a
superior artist for th brunch or business. Llke
nessesofmanyorthose fallen In battle can be ob
tained beret also card photographs of prominent
men, both en 11 and military. nov 21 im
Wounded and Disabled Soldiers Can hate
their "YYtary Paptr " made out for application
of " invalid Pentloni," Immediately upon procuring
their Dlcharift" by application to Pi, Gardner,
4 ZulUk, So. 483 Set enth street, bet ween D and K
streets, near General Post Otllce. No charge until
pension Is procured no a lm
oknkiial ordrh.
Navt Department,
Dyccmbcr 3. 1W12.
At ft Naval Ueneral Court Martial, convened
at tha Navy Yard, New York, November 13,
1603, Martin ConUnt a second -class boy In the
Nary, was tried on tho follow log chargo pre
ferred agalnat him by the Secretary of tho
Navyt
Charoi: "Theft."
fyteciflcat ion "In thlai That ou or about tho
twentieth day or uctouer, in tno year eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, ou board the United
States steamer Vixen, tho said Martin Conlin
purloined a quantity of money from tho chest
or safo of tho paymaster of tho said vessel,"
Tho prisoner having pleaded guilty to this
chargo and specification, sentence was passed
and subscribed by the Court as follows
"After Dill and maturo deliberation, the Court,
In consideration of the extrcmo youth of the
prisoner, do sentence tho said accused, Martin
Conlin, tecond-claM boy, to one inonthU confine
uient on board tho rcccfvlngshlp North Carolina,
and that ho shall not he permitted to visit tho
shore on liberty for six month.
"Thomas Crabbk,
"Commodoro and Vresldlug Ofllcer.
"J. Q. Van Brunt, Commodore.
"V. D. Pobteh, Commodore.
"E. W. Carpknder, Commander.
"Geo. L. Selde.v, Lieutenant,
"II. II. Goodman. Judge Advocate."
Tho sentence is confirmed, and will be cat
rlrd Into execution j but the punishment award
ed Is so grossly Inadequate to tho character of
the offence committed, that tho Department Is
constrained to admouUh the Court of Its ills,
regard of law, and to direct theattentlonof the
sen Ico generally to Article SI, section 1, of the
"Act for the better government of the Navy of
tho United States," approved July 17, 1803,
which art 1 do Is lu tho following ttords t
"It shall bo the duty of a court. uarlla), lu
all cases of conviction, to udjudgo u punish
ment adequate to tho character and nature of
tho offence committed j but tho members of a
court may recommend tho person convicted as
deserving of clemency, and Btate on the record
the reasons for so doing."
The law has never intended to est lu courts
martial the power to pardon offences or to att ard
a nominal punishment, equivalent to a pardon.
The ower lo pardon, remit, or mitigate la ex
pressly vested In the I'rcsldeut of the United
States, or tho officer authorized to convene the
couit. The exercise of this power, hereafter,
by u Naval Generol Court-Mart lalf will subject
the Individual members thereof to tho charge of
violating thla General Order.
GIDEON WELLES.
Secretary of the Navy.
OFFICIAL.
Department op State,
Washington, January 25, 1802.
Tho Secretary of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
TASSKS ON THE POTOMAC.
On and after the 12th Instant d4) of Sept em tier,
passes trill be required from all t cssels, boats, &c,
navigating the Potomac rlter. These tt ill be Is
sued by the Commanding Officer of the Flotilla,
and may be obtained from the natal tenets sta
tloned at Alexandria, or at the mouth or the rlter.
GIDFON WELLES,
Secretary ot the Navy.
NAt V DEr-AHTIUCNT,
September 11, lStn. sep U
NOW IS THE TIMF TO BUY YOUR CL0TII
ingof L. A. BE ALL fc CO ,
No. 061 Seventh street,
sep 2i-ain between rtt K.
SPECIAL NOTICES.' ()'
tJ- Mr. Ctouah.ln his lMture unon Orttors "
portrays, with great piquancy and precision, the
io!cer appearance, manner and peculiarities or
many orators of eminence and renown. Demos
thenes, Cicero, Chatham, Foi, Canning, Burke
Sheridan.. Patrick Henry. Whitfield. Somerfleld,
Rufus Choate. Dr. Guthrie, Dr. Candllsh, Daniel
Webster, Daniel O'Connell, John Randolph, Mas
slllon, Jonathan Edwards and others are presented
In turn, and with Uustratlve accompaniments.
The allusions to Patkh-k iimmv. DiNin ufi
s-rmand Daniel O'ComrtLt elicit much applause.
The Peculiarities of emnhasls are rtrn. nA .
castle representations presented.
Mr. Gough will lecture in Washington on FRI
DAY Evening pent. See advertisement.
dee 11 I
r 'j .
STrI ms) nothlnir lint ttiiln tnnur Mn.tiv
from ibdeciiivb and halfwav measures. Such
course gives the enemy, both without and within,
a present advantage, and keeps open the door to
complication, to continued adt ersit) , and to a Anal
result that naturally accompanies feeble counsels
and morements. The President ass to consult a
varied publlo opinion. One vntrammtltd statesman
and warrior would wring the neck or the rebellion
In slaty da) s, and organlie a reorganisation, by
1st. An immediate and total and nneondltlonal
abolition compensation to rraf Union men to
eome afterwards, as a t oluntary offering or a jren
erouspeople. Sd. Rubjl'oate the South with a rough hand.
sd. Rule the conquered States wholly by United
States laws, until they are ready and willing and
desirous of returning to the Union.
4th. Gradually coloniie the blacks of the South,
as free, on ArnirAN territory, to be purchased by
the United Siates.and not to hare them exposed
to West India or Central America retolutlons and
foreign Government Interference and infliction.
oth. Kill out Individual treason, from Maine to
the Rio Grande, by a rigid suspension of the habeas
corpus.
Cfh. Set r rely degrade and punish et ery comman
der who does not do Justice to his riuw and the
national heroism and honor.
7th. Keepastead) and Indignant ete on inter
vention. The silk glove covers an Iron hand Diplomacy
la deep. IsFrancethemotert Idoubttt. And I like
not the Idea of "mobal diplomatic support" on the
part or Russia, here In Washington. Let Hussla
remembcrthatshehasno right to be on our con
tihent I and let England, too, know that we would
like well enough to have Vancouver's Island, and
all above It to the Russian line. The movement or
France, and the measured reply of England, and
the amiable hostility or Russia, hate thrown Into
the rebel scale a powerful aid following up the
ready hostility or England In her belligerent
doctrine, that Is already damaging her commerce,
under that bold rover, Captain Setnmes.
No more at present. ESTWICK EVANS,
dec a St Counsellor at Law.
8 .
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They create a healthy appetite.
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They overcome effects ot dissipation and late
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They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevei s.
They purirythe breath and acidity orthe stomach.
They cure Dyspesla and Constipation.
They cure Dlarrhsa, Cholera, and Cholera Mor
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O"llatchelora Hair Dye The nest lu
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Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
from naturei warranted not to Injure Hair in the
least t remedies the ill-effects of had dyes, and Int lg
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&3leture. Rev. Dr. Relit, of Baltimore.
will dellter his celebrated lecture on "Apocalyptic
yortthadowing of American Hittory,'" on ThurtJav
tt n.i.y hiai oi iiu viuwii in nil, nruutrr v-iiurvls,
Massachusetts atenue,between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
As the proceeds of this lecture will go to the
pa)ment of a debt on Fletcher Church, and the lec
rcn, ana ine iec
r orators of the
turer oeing one oi ine most popular orators of the
Methodist denomination, the committee feel no
hesltanc) In asking an oternowlng house.
SVUIllsataMUU Titt Crisis
J. N. DAVIS,
R. H. WILLIAMS,
dee 10 2t Committee.
: JCy-Johu II.Oous;li,thegreatest lltlngorator,
will deliver one or his most celebrated lectures, at
Dr. Sunderland'a church, Four-and-a-half street,
between C and D streets, for the benefit of the
Young Men's Christian Association.
The lecture will commence at 7,V o'clock. Doors
open at 6 V Tickets 60 cents) to be had at Balls n
tyne's. Shepherd's, and Shlllington's bookstores.
The abote lecture will take place next Friday
night.
(Tec -4t
tt- The Ureal PeuiiaylvmuU noute. The
SulcLest and safest route to the Northwest and
outhweat. Two through trains dally, and one on
Sunda. Soldiers tickets at Government rates to
all the principal points In the North and West,
For tickets and further information apply at the of
fice of the "Great Pennsylranla Route,' northeast
corner Penniyltanla avenue and Sixth street, un
der National Hotel Otrlce open from 7 a in. to 6
p. m.ion Sundat s 'i to 4 p. m,
E O NORTON,
aug 6 ly Agent.
tt-Bperlal Notice On and after TuesJa),
April 1, I8tii, the trains on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will commence running dally, (Sundajs
excepted,) leaving this Station at7u a m, and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mall
Train for all parts of the West tla Wheeling or
Parkersburg. Through tickets sold and baggsge
checked. W. P. SMITH?
M. of Transportation B At O R H.
ap 1 dtf
T-HiullhaouUuL.ecttiresOnTHURSDAY
Evening, December Uth, Prof. Daniel ilson, of
iuiuii win Bite i hit m-uau irciurr oi course on
Unwritten Iflstory." Subject" Phjslology "
dee 10 2t
Weston's Proa ress of Hlftvery. Copies
of this work are for sale at theonlceof the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, SO cents. Bound
edition, 75 cents.
TJ It O 1 O H A l S .
DLeoT Quartermasteh's Oi t ile,
Corner 18th and O streets,
U ashlngton, Dec. 10. 1HG-J.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
otllce until Saturda) , December SO, W3t at 13 o'clock
m., for the Burial of Persons dying while In the
military sen Ice of the United States, in the city of
Washington, and aUottlthln three miles of said
city, from the 1st of January until the 30th of June,
1BGJ.
specifications for all the requirements of such
burials can le seen at this otllce.
PROPOSALS
The full name and Post Ottlce address or the bid
der must appear in the proposal
H a bid Is made In the name of a firm, the names
of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the Indhidual proposalof the party
signing it
Proposals from Jittoyal ptiilit$utll not btcontid
end, and an oath of allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Edward
L. Hartt, Assistant Quartermaster U. S. Arm),
Washington, D. C , and should be plainly marked
" Proposals for the Burial of Persons dying In the
military sert ice of the United Slates "
GUARANTEE.
lhe responslblllt) of the guarantors must be
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or of the United Mates Dis
trict Attorney
The aUltt) of the blddtr to till the toutract.
should it be awa.ded to him, must be guarantied
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be a upended to the guarantee, and taid auatanle
Lmiuf accompany the bid.
UWH HIUIS aV f ICBClll (II yrt sun n lieu HID Uiua
are opened, or the proposals tt 111 not be consid
ered. Bonds in the sum of one thousand dollars, slgueJ
by the contractor and both of his guarantors, uiil
be required of the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
Form of Guaranti
We, , of the county of, and St tie of ,
and, of the county or , and State of , do
hereby guaranty that 1 able to fulfil the ton
tract, in accordance w 1th the terms of his proposi
tion, and that, should his proposition be accepted,
he will at once enter Into a contract in accordance
therewith.
should the contract bo awarded to hi in, wears
prepared to become his securities
(lo this guarantee must be appended the oitutal
certificate abote mentioned )
Tho Depot Quartermaster reserves to himself
the right to reject any or all bids that he may
deem too high.
FDWARD L HAnTi',
littit. nml Aaa't I ImHsm ami a IT a
I lire II
RESTAUHANT,
.68 PtnHsylvanlu Mtnut
Hr.t cist. UJIei'.na Geutl.mra'. Rntsursut
Juit opened, newly flttl up. Eierydellcscy the
msrkel furnishes con.tsntl uu linj I'm ate
Dining- Room, on second floor. Sepsrale entrance.
Parties will be .ure 10 bo ..tuned on culling st this
P'sce. P. KALLIO,
deoll 3t Proprietor.
AUCTION SALES. J
BY MT. L, WArj. CO.. AmtloBa.r..
AVfTlOJt SALE OF okoccuks, nanus,
AKD rosacco. On THDB.DAT morning,
lltliliutaal,atlo,.U.k,w.wUl aril, la froaloi
theAuotlon Rootai, aa assortment of Uromrlrs,
Liquors. Clears, and Tobaeso, rabrsetaf
Barrels lUftMd and T.llow Hilars
Boats March, Vtrmlerlll, and Masearool
M thousand Imported Cigars, various brands
99 gross John Anderson Fine Cut Chewing To-
bacco, solace
So gross Fine Cut Charm funny Side Tobacco
wv w uo do our tnoice
100 do Hmoklng Tobacco, 4 ot.
Canned Meats and Preserves
Cases Aromatle Bitters
Cases Lemon and Raspberry Sirup
Cases Brandy and W hlsky, Aobnapps
Barrels Magnolia, Monongahele, Old Bourbon,
, and other Uhlskles
Kegs and cases Suit's Whisky
Kits Mackerel and Herring.
Also,
A quantity or Small Storrs.
Terms cash.
W, L. WALL k CO ,
Auctioneers.
lee 10
BY OIIKKN WILLIAMS, An.tlon.erh
IIOVS1.II0LD AKD KITCHLN rVKtilTLRH
A if A I LTIOK.oa FRIDAY, the 1Mb In.tant, we
shall sell, at the resilience of Mr. Callshsn, st lo
o'clock a. m., on Four-and-a-half street, between I
and K streets. Island, a rood lot of furniture, Tit t
Mahorany Sofa, Dining, Centre, and other Ts-
bles
Mahogany French and Cottare Bedstaad.
leather Beds, Redding, and Mattre.ses
Two Clocks, Crockery and Glass Ware
Carpets and Window Curtains, and Looking
Ola.. '
Fine Cooking and other stoves
With a rood lot of Kltehen Requisites.
GREEN k WILLIAMS,
star. Auctioneer..
deo 10 it
BV GltKKN . WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
VALUAULE SQUARF. OF GROUND FOR
sal. on H street north, between Serenth and Eighth
streets es.t, containing about W.000 square feet of
ground By rlrtue of a deed of trust to the sub
scribers, dstedsoth dsyofJuly, 1S0O, and recorded
among the land records of th. city and county of
Washington, D. a, In liber 1. A. &, No. :ot, folios
M, i and S, we will sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY, the 16th dar of December, 186, on the
premises, sll of squarelumber eight hundred snd
ninety (8901 at ) o'clock In the afternoon.
Terms of Salei One-third In cash, snd the bslanc.
In three equsl psyments In a, , Md 15 month., with
Interest from the dsy of sale the deferred psy
ments to be secured by notes, sstlsfsctory to the
trustee., and a Hen by deed ot trust on the premises.
If the terms be not compiled with In Are dar. from
the dsy of sale, the property will be re-sold at the
risk and expense of th. defaulting purchaser, at
three days notice. Said squsre Is oa one of the
grest thorougbfsree leading into the city. It Is
paved on one side and Is about th. proper grade,
about th. propel
i. a. rr.uok,fi,
J01 SMITH, I
2REEN fc WILLI
GREE
LIAMS.
dec 6 eod&ds
(Star)
Auctioneers.
T)ROPOSALS POR WOOD.
Dcfot QoaaTEaMArrca's Orricc,
Alexandria, Ya., Deo. in, lass.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receliedat this
orace until Wednesdsy, the 17lh Instant, at 12
o'clock ni , for the delii ery to the Got eminent of
ten thoussnd (10,000) cords of wood.
The wood to be herd, sound and merchantable,
4 feet in length and split In the usual manner. De
liveries to be made In the city of Alexandria,
and along the lines of the Loudoun and Hampshire
and Orange and Alexandria railroads, at such
points on said roads and within asld city, as the
Depot quartermaster msy dlrecti and not to be
considered complete until the wood shell hsve
beea corded In rsnks, four feet high, and Inspected
and measured. The whole of the wood to be de
livered within forty dsys after the date of the eon
tract. A Government Inspector will he designated
to measure snd inspect the wood, who will reject
such as does not strictly conform with tke abote
spectucatlons.
Payment to be made upon the completion or the
whole contract.
The full name and po.t ottlce address of bidders
roust sppear In the proposals, and also the names
of sll psrttes composing a Arm of bidders.
An osth of allegiance must accompany each pro
posal to Insure It. consideration.
Propossls must be addressed to Capt. C B. Fer
guson, Assistant Quartermaater U. s. army, Alex
andrla. a., and plainly endorsed " Proposal, for
W ood."
GUARANTEE.
The following form of guarante. must accompany
each propossl, signed by two responsible persons,
whose responsibility must be shown by the offlclsl
certltlcste of the Clerk of the nearest District
Court or of a United states District Attorney.
Bonds In the sum of fifteen thousand dollars will
be required of the succesful bidder upon signing his
contract, signed by the bidder or bidders and his or
their guarantors.
Form 0 Quorcntee.
We, , of the county of , and State of ,
and , of the county of , and State of , do
hereby guaranty that Is able to fulfil his con
tract In accordance with the terms of his proposal,
snd thst, should the same b. accepted, he will at
once enter Into contract la accordance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded to him, we are
prepared to become his sureties.
To this gusranteo must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.
The undersigned reserves tha right to reject any
and all proposal, for Informality or exces.lt e
price.
C. B. FERGUSON.
Cspt. At.'t qusrtermsster, U. s. A.
dec II dtd
N
ATIONAI. LOAN.
THE NEW
SIX PKIl CENT. BOND8
of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATF,
(Or after fire yesrs, at option of the Government )
THE COUPON BONDS,
In sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
and
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE REGISTERED BONUS,
In aums of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, .
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
INTFRFST COMMENCING AT DATE OF PUR
CHASE, And payable semi-annually
IN OOI.U.
These Bonos are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
uowln themsrket,
The Interest, at present price, of coin, being rqult-
slent to 8 Pen Cent. In currency
FOR SALE BY
JAY COOKE CO.,
BANKERS,
.34 Fifteenth Street,
Dealeks in
BOrLRK.VENT 0.1 OS,
TREASVRr KOTES,
CERTIFICATED,
ARMY AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCIUhOE.
dec lo tf
APPLICATIONS for Dnnli.at. Land
Warrants.
Appltcstlon hat Ing been made under the act of 33d
June, tstiO. for the reissue of th. Land Warrants
described herein, which are alleged to hate been
Inat or deatroyed, notice is hereby given thst, at
the date fallowing the description of each wsrrsot,
a new certificate of like tenor will be issued If no
valid objection .hould then appear.
No. 93,709, for 130 seres. Issued under the set of
March, ISM. In the name of Arnold Harrington, snd
was grsnted September 17, 1&S7 January 4, 166J.
No. 83,464, for ICO acres, Issued under the set of
Msrch, ISM, In the names of th. minor children of
Daniel F. McCune, decesaed, and was granted Oct.
S3, 1858 January 11, IBM.
No. 100,847, for IbO acres, Issued under the act of
Msrch 185ft, In the name of Ansel Allen, snd was
No 100,360, for 160 acres, laaucd under the act ol i
March, 1859. In the name of Rachel, widow of Geo
Hsrncr, nnd waa granted Januarr C, 1802 ebrusry
8, 18U3 I
No 67,700 for 160 acres, Issued under the act of
Msrch 3, 1855, m the nsme of Win. Crlsler, anj u a. I
granted February 6, 1857 February 33, 1863 I
rvo v.o:, lor ou acres, taauea under the att ol ,
September, 1850, In the nameof Jonathan McHrnry,
an J u aa granted July 6th, 1851 March 1, I&63.
JOSEPH H. BARRETT,
Commlaaioncr.
I EVERYBODY'S at tentlon la called to our I
J new atock of Clothing for Men and bora' uae, I
which we have Juat received, and oner foraale at I
very low prlcea, at No. 404 Serenth street, nesr F.
J. BRUCE A CO , l
Proprietors of Oak Hall Clothing Room,
aep 36 3m
'IM1E CHEAPEST
CLOTHING HOUSE IN
A. town
L. A.BEALL&CO,
No. 361 Seventh street,
between I and K.
"ItrilKllk!, Oil W1HCHHI8 IT Who Is
( there among yon that Is not In want of
something In the way'of Clothing, rumlshlng
Goods, Hats, Csf.il Ami tie best pl.ee to get them
Is at the most popular Clothing House of. H.
SMITH k. CO , No. 40 Seventh stmt, where you
can Itnd the greatest variety of Clothing and Furn
ishing Good, for Men and Boys' wear. W. can
ssfrly say that our stock of Clothing excels any
thing In this msrker, and our reputation for selling
Good Ooods Cheap Is truej but the old msxlm, thst
" a nimbi, slipance Is better than a slow .hilling,'
I. the principle that has built up our Immense
trade.
Our present stock of Clothing we offer at very low
prices, and we are all the time receiving new goods
from our manufacturing establishment, No. 40
West Baltimore street,
Do not fsll to call at 1. II. SMITH k Ctrl, No.
400 Seventh street, where you can by Clothing at
tremendous bargains.
J. II. 1MITH h CO.,
Clothier.,
No. 4A0 Seventh etreet,
and corner Twentieth street and Pa. arenue.
nov 21 dtjanl
ILITAI1T EQUIPMENT,
- TRUNK, AND HARNESS
M A NTJ P A HT O Y.
4BS Seventh street,
orrosira odd rtixows' bixl,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
I manufacture of the best material, and hare
constantly on hand, a large and varied assort
ment of
IMUary and CMunt' SADDLES,
BRIDLES.
BREAST COLLARS,
FELT SADDLE CL0TJ1S,
SnABRAOVES,
Fatent Feed and Water Backets,
Spars,
Officers' Haversacks,
Officers' Floe Sword Belts,
Belt Trimmings, and
Field Glass Cases.
T K U N K S .
SOLE LEATHER,
iSOA" FRAME,
DRESS, and
WOOD BOX TRUNK y.
VALISES,
TRAVELLYQ BAOS,
HARNESS, etc.
REPAIRING.
As I manulacture Trunks extensively .and neces
aarllyhave all kinds of TrunkMsterlsf.l am better
prepared to repair Trunks, nc , thoroughly and
prvuimj,iuan.uTutncrc.iavii.amenf in ine city
JAMES S. TOPHAM.
oct IS 3ml
WANTS.
rpKABIH WANTED. TEAMS WANTKDlt
J. To haul woods distance of two miles ovr
Arst rate descending road to the ferry landing, op
posite Alexandria. Apply at once at 474 Four
teenth street, opposite Willarde. Those hating
irauias m mid muui i iiic hub uiftce.
dv.lMI'
1TAMTED BY A LADY.-Board ln either
II a private lamujr or ooaraing-nouse, where
me luiuua ui I'jujurcn win ur laaen in eompenss'
tlon.
Good references Riven.
Address "A. H. B , tadies' Window, City Post
uiuiT. urc y si
"VITANTED Ladies and gentlemeu to consult
IT La oislne, a descendant of Aatroloa;lst to
ilaliUCSJU )ia- UfTHI, UU tail KUBirS OI Hit?, 'II
Elei enth street. Diseases examined and cured ln
a tew su lings . dee 6
HOUSE WANTED. A commodious house,
centrally located, with or without furniture.
Auurrss uox ortt rosi umce.
nor Sft-tf
w
ANTED At the New York Fmplojment
i Auriitj ejuntcs jiu. on jiiiain irrvi, near
Pennsrl anla a enue. TWKNTY-FI VE f2fii U'hita
and Colored QIHLS.wlth eood referencei. & CrtAka.
Chambermaids, Laundresses, Waitresses, Nurses,
nuu (tenuis) i ix-Birer. i-tiaru, juuui Luiurru mm, u
wait on tables ln Prii ate Families or Hoteli. Aim
wanted, houses Immediately, with or without far
uiiurr. crapiojcri in wnm oi goou neip, will nnu
it to their adrantage to call.
tna)".-tl ti H. MILLER
WANTED For a gentleman and his wife, a
Double Parlor, with flrst-claas furniture and
board. Trice not so much a consideration at a nice
parr.
The best city reference given and required. Ad
dress "Banker," at the City Post Ofllce.
DR. PIHIini.ATT,
Of No. 431, corner of Fight h and F streets,
.Opposite the General Post Office,
r.a In AAaaullal A. DlflfW JTIi ifprvprniin
aesu vv luu.uiitu "it aniaivi'iaiju ArfaVL4 lijilj,
COSSVMPTWS't UVER COMPLAISTS CHROSIC
Attt-fji jjiArts, as wen aa an diseases oi imprudence,
of whatever character, and which may be declared
Incurable by other phj slctans. He engages to make
u iLuuiruiircurr.
From his lencthr nractlce in the science of mi
cine, he Is enabled to offer hlmirlf tn th nnhlin
being the only one In Washington capable of afford
ing speedy relief. All esses curable will be guaran
tied. He warrants a cure without the use of mer
curyor any otneraangeroui medicine. Recent cases
curru in two or inreeuays.
N. B. Letters addressed to Dr. F.. at his ottlce. No.
tn. corner 01 cignin anu . streets, opposite ben
era! Post Otllce, will receive Immediate attention.
og j-
rPIIE CONFESSIONS AND
1 EXPERIENCE
OP AN
INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a warning and
A CAUTION TO VOUNO MEN
v, ho sutler from Spermatorrhea, Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, ete , supplying, at the same
time, THF MEANS OF SFLFCUHK. By one who
has cured himself, after being put to great expense
and Injury through medical humbug and quackery
By enclosing a post paid addressed em elope,
single copies mar be had of the author
NATHANIFL MAYFAIR, FSQ
nov W d3mif Bedford, Kings Co , N. V.
lIKIhPUIN'N
BOOK S T O li E ,
!4 Pa, .v., North slde.uel.iath at 13tli at a.
The Public will And, in this
New Establishment,
A Cat rf ully-Wtcttd Atsortmtni of Standard h'nktt
In English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and
the Ancient Languages, comprising miTonv. thai -eh.
foetrt, xoiels, and JUiENiLEi.as well as
Cyclopaedias, Dictionaries, Grammars, Military
anuals, Maps, and Books on the natural and other
sciences
Order Jor Uooht rwt vn hand, do-netls or jureign,
wtlt teprvmptbj executed. no S lm
NAVY AGENT'S OFFICE,
Vasiiinoton, D. c, Dec. 3, isgj.
PROPOSALS will be recehed at this otllce until
Saturday. 13th Instant, at 3 o'clock, p. m for 100,
OUO pounJs of Lead Wire, tn-iiw Inch diameter, and
fio.uuu pounds of Lead ire, 67-1 uo inch diameter
Tobe delivered at the Naty Yard in this tin,
free of cost to the Government for Irelght or trans-
fortatlon, and subject tn the usual Inspection at
he Yard. Good and sufficient security will be re
quired for the fulfilment of the contract
decfr-eoit S. P BROWN, Navy Agent.
pOME ONF, COMF ALL, TO L. A. BEALLfc CO ,
Kj to get j our Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Hats a.n.1 Pan. v r .
No. 3QI Set enth etreet,
sess-Jui between I kK.
SMITH dt UEAI.I., No. 301, Set enth street,
, between I and K streets, Is the plsctobuy
your winter Clothing. They sell cheap. Try them,
nov 31-KltJanl
M
lHI M
AMUSEMENTS.
pORD'S HEW TIUEATRE,
Tmih itretl, Hgtit oJow'jlmiMylMnfa aimtte.
Msnsgersnd Proprlstor - . Mr, John T. Ford.
(Also of HoUldsy street Theatre, Baltimore.)
ALL THE FASHION AND BEAUTV OF THE
CITY IN ATTENDANCE.
Third Week of the Young Prima Donna,
.. .M.'.,.AnoM1,K niciiiwag,
MR. RICH1N0S, MR. DUNN.
The Powerful chorus, snd Grsnd Ballet,
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, Dtc. Uth,
Donizetti's Opers, sdspted by Ml.. Richlngs, enti-
tied the
k, "gAUflHTEH OF THE REGIMENT."
Marie, the Mvsndlere ... mis. Rlchlnga.
Cartouche, an old Sergeant . . Mr, Richlngs
TO CONCLUDE WITH A GRAND BALLET
.,... ..7U.'?'w.P"'t Batanella,
Ith sll Its lndescribsble splendors.wlll shortly I
produced.
FRIDAY NIGIIT-Grsnd Gals Benefltof
Miss Carolina niching..
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
.-"r"-?"'. 5 pr1ette, CO centsi Orchestra
Boxes aa. ' F'm"" a'"'' M wn"l Private
.-D??2,.?pfnt,"o'el0,!kIP"formneommen.
ces at 1)L o'clock. d0 j
rtnorsni theatre,
Pmn'a avenut, near Wiltardi' Uottl.
Lconabii Gaovra,
Manager.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVE.VISO, Dec II,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF
THE CITEF D'OUVKE
or Titc
OREAT SEASON,
ROMANCE
or a
POOR YOUNG MAN.
This magnificent production, notwlth.tsndlng a
succe.s rnllrelr unpsralleled, must positively bt
wlthdrswnon Frldsy '
Mr. L. P. Barrett as - - - Manuel.
Kr' .V h11 aa . . De Berannei.
Mr. Xtrsa. Roayrra aa - . . Desmerrts
Mr. W. Bokee as - - - Laroque.
Miss Kste Deuln as . . . Msrgurrlte
J!lM oS!'H0U!h as - . . Msdsme Aubrey.
Mrs. G. C. Germon ss - . . MsJsme Leroque.
Miss Sophie Glmber as - . . Christine.
EXTRARCH ARGf" mrb ,"cu,e', WITHOUT
Admission 60, So, and 7& cents. dec 11
NIXON'S CIRCUS,
(Pennsylvania avenue and Set enth street
Warmed by patent Heaters.
The moat comfortable Amphitheatre ever erected
In Wsshlnrton.
MONDAY, DECEMBER Nth,
o.J,.f?,5'S?5.,.?' M KING and hla NEW YORK
SlSfK?,JBSi'PraJrho W1U W"" ln '" NIK
ON'S THEATRE FOR ONE Wl'EK ONLY, After
noon and Night. . '
The direction of the entertllnmenta, and the
presentstlon of the Artistes will be under the lm
medlste direction of TOM KING.
Mr. TOM KINO respectfully Informs his Ws.h
w1?.0 "lends that owing to arrangements with
Mr. Nixon he Is ensbled to present the
FINE CORPS OF ARTISTES
he hss Istsly brought to thlscttyi smong whom are,
Mons. Roohellc,
The .rest aeht.v. t,r tti.
TLRRltW LLAF FOR LIFE.
Mr. W. J. Smith, I
The equestro-drsmstlc lmpenonstor of i
JOCKO, THE APE OF 0AfiO. I
Mile Vlctorlne,
Miss Isadore, j
Bladam. Jennie,
All under the auspices of
TOM KING, The Champion Leaper,
Who will appear at ei ery entertainment
decs 1
FOR SALE Q KENT.
l?OR IlKNT-A Parlor and Double Bedroom.
1: Apply to No: IS Eaat Capitol street,
deo 11-41
1?OR SAI.K-7HE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND
; GOOD H'JLLofa flrat-elaas Uholti.le Liquor
and Sutler Fatabllahment! hss been doinra fine
Dualneaa fortwojearai located In the central part
of Pennsyh sola avenuei will also make a nr.t
class restaurant. For full particulars apply at th.
Acencv Office. 611 Ninth street, nrir rtonn.vlt ant.
aienue. N. II. MILLFR.
Alio, City Property and Houses for sale,
no 15 tf
1?OR RENT AND HAUS-The Furniture of a
: firatlaas fioardln. House, with Fourteen
Hooma, In the very beat of nelrhborhooda, now hav
ing from fourteen to sixteen bosrders. Satltfscto
Kresson tlven for aelllnr. For particulars apply
the Arrncy Otllce, 511 Ninth street, nesr Penn.
atenue. N.H.MILLER
del tf
KOOMS TO LET. Four Furnl.hed Rooms, with
or without Board, within tire mlnutea'walk
of Pennaylrsnia avenue. Inquire at No 4U7
Maryland avenue. oo so tf
NOTICEL DINNEHN, KUPPKRS.
DaIls,PrlTate and Publlo Parties.
The Subscriber, at the urrent request of the al
liens or Washington and the Public general!) , has
now resumed his out-side fsmlly business, n the
supplying of
DINNERS, FARTIES, SUPPERS,V1EATDIS1IES,
Sent to sny part of tho City at the Shortest Notice,
and will be superintended by the Subscriber In per
son. The proprietor would alio begleaie to remind
hla Patrona ol thla branch, that the late Store
and Saloon has tteen chsnged to a Gentlemen's Res
taurant. The Ladlea who will favor him with
their Patronage will find, on the Second Hoor, a
handsomely furnlahrd Reception Room, ln which
Mra. UavTica will be happy to recelie their or
dera. Entrance by tho Prh ate Door.
C. OAUTIER,
nov 2 eolm 25J Pennsylvania avenue.
1? It AN KLIN & CO.,
of nc;-s,
344 PESJfSYLVASlA AVESVE.
(North side,) between Twelfth and 1 hirteenth sts ,
and
388 PENNSYLVANIA AVENLE.
Under the National Hotel
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE (Rock Crvfital) SPEC
TACLES, MILITARY FIELD OLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBVMS ASD CARTES DE
V1SITE,
STERFOSCOPES AND VIEWS, kc , &C ,
In a great t arirty, and at the lowest prices, w hole
sale or retail. oov 3
riM) INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.
MUNN fcCO tproprletorsof the SclsntiQc Amer
ican, and agents (or procuring American and For
eign PATENTS.
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AMUSEMENTS. V
ruNTKnnunv hall
Louisiana Atmdc, ukam Snrrn tr., 1
In the rear of the National Etiet
INCREASED ATTRACTION FOR THI WEXKt
GALA WEEK.
At the Great Cantsrbnry,
With its powerful Combination of Artists ettch
an Immense array of Beauty and Talent upon one
stage, without a precedent In the Annals of Amuse
ment. THE CROWDED IIOCSES
Accorded to It, by the public, demand an acknowl
edgment of UNPARALLELED PATRONAGE:
IT STANDS ON THE ROCK OF PUBLIC OPIN
ION, which Is the solid foundation of success.
THE CAbTERHVRY SPARKS NO EXPENSE
To obtain the best Talent in the country for here
AH the Great Stars of th Prorulon"
First make application for engagement.
Immense success of
MLLE AtfXETTA OALLETTI.
M'LLE ANXKTTA OALLETTI.
M'LLE ANNETTA OALCETTIa
The fascinating French and Spanish Danseuse,
who has no equal in tho present dar, for Grace,
Talent and Beauty, and ererrwhere sho appears Is
the chlerTerpetChorean sensation of the day. AH
tt ho have seen her will remember her soft, winning
appearance, and all-excelling modesty.
M'LLE OALLETTI la the same who was the
chief feature the principal Cent of the Rarels
during their recent tour through this country. She
is now receiving
THE GREATEST WEEKLY SALARY
raid to any one artiste before the public for a con
Inued engagement.
Continued engagement of
MONS. EDWARD VELARDE,
Th Beet Male Dancer in the World.
M'LLE OALLETTI and MONS. VELARDE
are nightly received bycaownrD Attn fashiona
buz AtJDirircts. In conjunction with the ex
traordinary attraction, the sweet and un
proachable vocalist,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
The premiere Dansense,
MISS KATE PENNOTER.
The pleating Songstress,
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
Together with
The Great Star Company of th Canterbury
Who will appear tytrr evening tn a choice selec
tion of
BALLADS, DANCES,
NLGRO COMICALITIES, C, o.
First weak of the charming
FLORAL BALLET.
arranged by Mons. E. Velarde, entitled
LA DOQUETIERE,
In which
M'LLE ANNETTA OALLETTI
and
MONS. EDWARD VELARDE
Will appear, supported by
TIIE GREAT BALLET TROUPE.
Return of the Washington Fatorite,
DICK PARKER. DICK PARKER
DICK PARKER,
The Great Negro Comedian
T M. HAYES,
The Champion Clog Dancer of the World.
Mr. Hayes Challenges the World. Man and
money ready at any time.
, MR. GEORGE R. EDI SOS,
The Talented Comedian, Pantomtmlst and Comic
Singer.
Re-engagement of
M. JLAN CLV5KI,
The wonderful Jig dancer and Ethiopian delineator.
THE COURT OP BEAUTV,
MISS LIUIE BRANDON,
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
KATE HARRISON.
ANNIE HARRISON,
TILLY FORBES.
M'LLL JES.ME,
LA PETITE ELLA
Rctltalof the Great
OTPSTB LAY,
GYPSY'S LAY. GYPSY' LAY,
By MISSFS MORTIMER and PEN NO YE R.
BILLY EMERSON,
J. SYLVAS CLARKE,
and the CORPS D'LTHIOPk,
Forming in all
Till GREATFST BILL EVER GIVEN
In any one establishment In the coutftry.
To conclude with the screaming farce of
TIIE MERRT COBBLER,
WAX ts. TINSEL.
Christopher Mr. Geo. R. Edasou
Doors open at 6t ierformance,1V o'clock.
Admission, 25 centsj Orchestra Chairs, 60 cents
dec
XyASIIINGTON VARIETIES,
.Yinf A ttrett, near Pennsylvania avenue.
PROPRIFTORS A. HAMBLINtt CO
ACTING MANAGFR - A. M. HERNANDEZ
BUSINFSS MANAGER - - - JAMES PILGRIM
Second Meek of the
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
of the eminent artiste
A. M. Heruaudex,
A. M. Hernaudei,
A M. Heruaudex,
Who v, ill appear In the comlo burlesque, entitled
the
DVTTLE OF FARNDROUG1I,
and the comic pantomime of
VOL-AU-VENT,
In which ho HI perform upon fourteen different
musical Instruments.
First appearance of
Jl'lle Pauliuc, M'lle Pauline,
Srile Panltne, M'lle Paullae,
The Beautiful and Accomplished Danseuse.
M'lle Julia Lcluuan,
M'lle Julia Lehman,
The Beautiful Spanish Danseuse.
Mis Whelple), Miss Whelplcy,
Mis Whelpley, MUa lVhelpley,
The Grsccful Danseuse and Pantomimlst.
First appear ante of
Miss Kate Marshall, Miss Kate Maxahall
From the Winter Garden, New lork.
New Ballet, entitled
THE FAIRIES.
Characters by M'lle PAULINE, M'lle JULIA LEH
MAN, Mons. SZOLLOiY and
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET,
Comprising the must eautiful )oung ladiss, under
the direction of Mons Siolloiy.
FRENCH DANCING MASTER.
Professor A. M. Hernandez
BANJO SOLOS
Paul lit rg;r.
J. Vi. Laudls.
J. A. Allcu.
;auds.
Paul llergtr,
J. IV. Laudls,
J. A. Allcu,
DlLk
Ulck Saudi,
Dick Sauda.
J. oleiiiau.
J. Coleman,
The celet rated Comli singer
Moicste llrothers, .Moreste llrothere,
Moresle llrothers, Moreste Brothara,
Whose dsrlng performance astonish eTery
beholder.
THE DFST TALFNT IN THE COUNTRY
Appear nightly at
THIS OREAT TEMPLE OF FUN.
Admission -
Orchestra Chairs
20 cents.
60 m
1 Doors open at V& o'clock j Performances to com
I menoo at 7 deo
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