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.LQOAL NEWS. uu
tA
IYf;eleertTnetTe,whiiA lor the lait lire
iucm. 01 k. w..iuiiBane. urns rainy hmw uu
favorite morti and It la not to bs wondered at, tor
j- It If KtUlalf IB (Ml MfSiaMIlt OPtlt (DM-
,-" UW that ha. been preeeated In our city for y ran.
The soeale enact U beautiful, ma DeglBalng to
nd, u4 tha happy tertalaalloa of the piece li Uu
neat Blaaalaf feature of ll. Tho dement or the
fairy queen from tho eloudt, Bad thfl aaeeoiloB of
Bataaella, la, ladeod, u lagealout piece of ttege
efteeti ul th. BMeaaBloal appllaneee for Iti tuo
eeoeful working; ahowa that a matter hand hat
Cleaned Iti while the numeroua (lancet, executed
y Mad. Katarlae, Nlte Sophia Milan, Mom.
louche, end tha ladle, of tha ballet, reflect credit
on thoea engaged lo Ita graceful execution We
expect another overflowing houaa tonlght, to wit
neat Manager Ford'a lait. Sett, and noil gorgeout
epeetecle of " Satanella, tha rower of Lora."
CAarramav. Thlt attractive plaea of amute
neat atlll holda Ita own. Tha great Gallattl la
uBett to nil aay public hall or theatre In tha
" . paiHuiHiiH trial uv ueatj uv luiiuri
if aft equal i while the splr adld Corpi de Ballet '
ara the admiration of ereiy beholder. The irtat
act by Ml h Mortimer una Pennojrer Increases in
attraction rery tine It It presented, and the side
epltttlaf (arc which eJoee the parforaance sends
every oaehoae la food spirits aad wltii a detar
ntnatloa to go afala. Tha public ara oa tha cut
Hm for tbt appearaaaa of this treat company of
artlitaa at Odd fellow,!' Hall, on Monda y cTentnf
tXta
OaoTca'c TneATMTha Vnerretle maaaft
awui law rvruM- iwmpiv Q) o urDl Dive
prrpairu Trry enicnainmsni for Tllll
tTanlaf, consisting of three excellent farces. Tha
first will ba ' Uaele ku." la which Mr. Ben Rogers
wuibuimiii Mo-BfrintupiucnainiiTitTri raw loilOWM
by a rran4 miuleal prodaction eniiUtd "Legends
of Ua Rhine,'' by Kopplti and orchestra The
whlak Um Inlmltabla Setcb.ll will appaar aa Mad-
Hwqnwwi unr wMtn ih araei "nurnt
legal Mka." bi tha tplaadld oreheetra. tha
whole to conclud with th. feree of tha "Tankae
legacy," latroduoUg the popular favorite, Lotty
lloufh, In ona of har varf oatt oharartara. Tho
who with to enjoy an areata! of rare amueemeat
ihould attend Groter'l to-nliht. -
WAtmaoTon Vabictiii. Thla popular oiaca of
.w wifn i.iur wim wiir puMio. aOQ
each nlfhtnauercaalon of erowiled houert hire
oeen la attendance. Fantorolmea ara alwara poi
ular In Waahlaa ton. The comlt element It promt
neat, and afforda rare entertainment. Hernandet
It a mott amutlna fellowi hit talent la alien plecet
cannot be excelled br anjr llilnf tcUe. The oallet
of "Ut'etaceclllennan la beauUfullr arrannd
by Moat. Itollotr, and recti! ed with uuoh fat or.
Tha aillltjr dltnlared be the Moretta Brothera ara
great featt, while tha tlnglof . danclnr , and Kthlo
plan acta are well executed. To-nI(ht tha eale
trated and talented Budworlh Orolhera make their
Brit appearance. The verr laughable pantomime,
tailed the "Coopfra," whloh waa rwelred with
ahoutt or laughter lattereulnf, will la repeated,
wltk Hernaadei In hit great part, lupporiedbrthe
eollratroupe. - -
n
Poura MATTtaa Wm. II. Ortnt.'carnlag eon
cealed waapont t flned n br Juttlca Drury.
Wathlngion Doraer,drunk and dl-orderlr l lined
(IbrJutueaDrurr. ,
Ckaa. Wllllama and Hlohard'll. WllUamt, lit
crnr aotamltted to Jail for court by Jutllea Drurr.
Jamaaiohnton, flgkllng In the llreet Snad 1M
br Juatloe aaytoa.
R.H. Wlllet.,dlaorderltr fined I.M by Juttlca
Clayton. "
Patrick Donnohoe.'druok and dltorderlr l fined
tl by Juttlce Cltyton.
Wra. Part, drunk and dltorderlr i fined al.64 br
Jilttke Clayton.
W. B. Donaldaon, larceny i commuted to Jail by
Juattee Clayton.
Wm. Dannenberg and Barney McPaule,dlaordcr
ly conduct fined (t by Juttlca Thompaon.
A. Braft, Charlea Dicier, T. Bruebacher and
(pleaa,aaaaultand battcrytJaU for court by Jut
Ilea waiter.
HUhard Wlatert, attault and battery with intent
to kill i Jail for court by Juttlce Waltrr.
Hamilton Dorcey, drunkennett fined (I by Jut-
- JonnKarlr, tutplclon of larceny t Jail for court
by Juttlca Walter. r '
Samuel Johntoo, Thot. Larklaa, Edwar J Flynn,
diunk and dlaorderly fined i by Juttlca Waltrr.
Timothy Mccarty, attault and battery aacurlty
for a further hearing by Juttlca Fenruton.
Miry E. Rolilnton and Jotephlna Mllei, larceny,
committed to Jail by Juttlca Stratton.
John Addamt, attault and battery t tecurlty for
court by Juttlce Stratton.
Edward Brallee. Robert Lynch, Jat. McLaughlin
and John Krlaaw, dlterderly conduct I lined I.M
.' u,.w s.,a,uu.
vti,o, uui anu aitoroenr I nnea Sl.vt
Roae-Donaelly and Mn. Mortarty, dltorderlr
fined 3 by Jaatfce Stratton.
' iti
FOl'BTM Wabd Statioi CAtra Btroac Jftricr
Waltm YrrrcBDAV. Jimrt Thompton, aatault
with a raxori flned aio.
a aj tieicner, wiat vrtgnt, carrying concealed
weanontt Sned 020. '
Patrick Kelly, hiving ttolen goodt In hit potiea
aloni ball for a furtherhearlng.
au riiji uujing tioicn gooati oau lor a near
log. - "
John MeCauley, tutplclon of larccnyi Jill for
court.' t
Joarph Fletcher, attault and battery! fined 19.
A. Kockler, irtllnc liquor to aoldlerti fined J JO.
Jaa. roteon, dlaorderly conduct! fined si.
Patrick Kelly, telling liquor to toUlerii held for
a hearing. "
The Nioiit Patbol of tha Tenth NtwJerley
waa commanded, latt Monday night, by Lieutenant
Horner, who, with hit command, arretted Lt. Col.
Saohehltela, Vlfty-eeeond New York regiment. He
had papert itattng that hit dlMharge ptpert had
been received, hut on account of being reported
"ebteut without leave," no action had been taken
on thtm.
A ctntaln of another New York regttnent wat
found in a bawdy houae without a pait.
Two lieutenant! of other New York reglmentl
were alao arreated for being without proper pattet.
Oua had a paaa written In the German language,
but not correct, aa read by a companion.
AU tha above were ordered to reDOit to tha oro-
w?r.ii
'
Man KitLtD on the Citt Bilroad Between
and 7 o'clock on Monday Dlght, a young man
named Morrli RlcuardMn, employed la tbe nary
yard, waa accidentally killed by a city paaicager
,ar, near the north gate of tha Capitol.
Ad iDoiiMt wi beU, and the Jury returned a vci
dkt thai he waa accidentally run operand killed,
and attaching no blame to the driver. It being In
evidence that at tha ipot where tha occurrence
took pleat It wai 10 dark that he could not eee the
deoeeeed.
fUcbardeon was aged about twenty-nine yrari.
and for a year pait naa worked In the macblnlita1
department, (navy-yard.) Ha leatei a wife aod
two children, whom he had moved here from SaUI
mora only a few week ilnce.
Cojttbact Scroioki. Quite a number of aur-
Jeana,ln tntf army and hoinlttla, ara hlrrd.fora
Lmlted aeaaos, on luob certlflcatee ai may be ao
ceptable.and ara lent to duty wltnout a regular
aaamlnaUon. Many of these doctore prove to be
ettteleat lurgeont, and tb.ua find their way to regu
lar oommUslout yet, a larger number are ineffl
cleat, and their eontracta are belnr annulled aa
Cut aa their demerits are aacertained. Six of
tnrae lurgeona wart cumiiiM curing tne rut
Heek.
a
CHXIArCAU AND OHIO CANAL. Tilt folUwlOj?
boati arrlrM at Ueorgetown yeaterday:
R. O. VlUtt, wood.
Capttota, U. ., ao tone coal.
Gov. Shaw, Cumberland company, lit tone coal .
. INfoM, noop-polei.
J. F. MeCulloa, 116 tone coal.
The following departure! are reported.
China Sales and Ida F. JUynoU.
...
Wovxni TatrriirvLLY 8 k etc Hto. Several of
our noapiMis nave, 01 late, been vialted by a sol
dier artist, who. with treat akill and -jscurocv. and
for a trlfllog compensation, sketches the ounds of
oua pauanis wno mar oeiiro u, git ing IDS exact
awoetawaaa aaaaBijv, . aaaar, 41 tuau) !
ant borne by the soldiers to serve as Interesting
mementoes for the friends and rslatlt ei of the dls
aiiea soiaiers.
a ii i I i
Rrrnm to take the Oatit. r, V. Dorscy
went to the office of the provost marshal ) ester
day, and applied for a pass to go to Virginia. Tha
rasa waa made out and he was requested to sign
he usual oath not to furnish aid or Information
to the enemy. This he refused to do. He was
very properly committed to the OU Capitol prison,
a J VIUII tip all J'lVTWai Mllllalt
CniMlNALCoVRT. BtfortJuJiitMttrlil.
Phas. A. Uradler. uharsed with aaaault and ha.1
terjr witn intent to kill, upon elemlng Jordan, found
I.
,uii7i avaitweeaio iwo years ana six monins in
he penitentiary. Norrls for defence.
junanuei n. uosweu. enargeu witn an attempt to
poison hla own child by giving poisoned tigs, not
hih;i awisautrj ivruiicucr,
The Wo tTNOEo. Ample provl.lon has been
made for comfortably tranaferrlng the wounded, as
thav mav arrive onihat tM-iata. tn tha uaHnu. hni.
pit all. would It not be ft ell, howei er, for a por-
liuu ui uuivnitcui,t.i ivaasi. w IUtfi Iir WOUaUfQ
uien as ther arrive, and dlsnanaa to than, mrth
tlmulants or delicacies as their condition may re
Twenty cai-wam of wounded were jeatenlay
tUUg)gu kiuiu ji,uiavini, u Mint (juustiiui uj
in iraHiMirigjunu j. n anw r anu Jtinn iuafri
The Juniata arrived .here, jesterday, with a .
number of wounded, and the Hfekland vv as expect-
a. I tit ua hava nnf. nn tn tiid lira.anl lima nfl
ed, but we have not, up to the present time of
WriUUX, 4jer U alr ear II I e.
Sick Men mo m Sian.'i Conn Last Monday
plght, about 11 o'clock, two hundred tick men ar
rived at the Mxth street wharf, from Alexandria,
by steamer. They were sent up from Fairfax sta
tion in aoniequrnce of the movtng of General sal
gel's corps.
tS av Sf B, mM A BTHItfA iaeB A tVaa iTnltetfrlei.
I A church, left the city nn Sabbath latt, for Frederlckt-
" t.um lKre. lt I ..Id. h .nMul fHn(nt rvli
In prot IdUg comfort, for our wound! J.
OtATiit or souitat-Tliilolk)wlB( dcttlit
kara occurred llnoe our lait report -
W. Holland, company G.tth Maaa.tt ttanton
Boepltal. y, .
Ej'l altht company A, M laf. at Patent Offlea
T. D.v'ounf,compaoyP,UHlPa.tt Patent Otfoa
notpital.
Geo. Hofaeker, tompaay o,tltt Pa. (at Mount
Reaaant hotpltal. .. ,, ,
Aaron BerteiilretMr, mm Pa.) at Ecklnglon
hotpltal.
Jacob Myert, company I, mth Pa.t at Cartaf
laOepltalal. -tw
Itobert O. Luckenbell, company K, inth Pa. at
Carrar hotpltal. . , f
Mfihew lawton, company t, Itt Mlnn.t at Car-
verhoantlal. '
Ceo. M, While, drummer, company C, 1 1 Ilh N. Y.
at Kalorama hotpltal.
Levan T. Belcher, eemptny 0, nth Mleh.tat
Dumbarton llreet hotpltal. .
iW( """Pi company 6, rath P. at Douglat hoe-
Ludwlg Brewer, company A, lead N. Y. el Ml,
Pletiant hotnllkl.
Geo. Lawaon. company D, TJIh N. V. at Mount
Fleatint hotpltal.
Jtl. tftlllh Mninin- A ItlltlLf xl-. .,..
k.nii: -'-- " "" " "" "'"
I I I
PraioKAf. Cen. Glbhont, Geo. MaCall, Brig.
Gen. strong, and Col. witwell, U. a. a. i Judge
ftnon, Ohloi Judge a. B. Rugglea, N. V.j Hon.
"""Cameron, pa- Hon. C C. Chafiee, Matt., are
,.TttcJ""' 'rapidly drying oa ouritreett, to that
It haa become pottlble to mora about the principal
w-iiu,uiHn nimuyi mtUlttl a OOtl 10 aaTI'
gate the poolt of filth.
DEtlBABf.l Inn, A !.. flnnn, f If A
Hall hat juit received a lot of OOcert Long and
"i-iuiui nn.anca toaiai aito,auil nnlabad Pon
chot, extra large alteei alto, a lot of blue Engllth
Talmat. verr lone, at aio eaehi whlrh h ! Tiin
at manufacturertpricrtgathlt India Rubber Ware-
uuum, iu renntyirania avenue, between ninth
and Tenth ttreeta. octn tf
. i
A Woao or Adticc Thoaa who haya been
doctoring for weeka and montha without obuinlng
relief, ihould contult Dr. rithblatt, whoaa omoe It
m'S:fn E ,in,h ruer of Eighth ttreet, and b
radically cured. Twenty-are yean experience ha
ettabllthed Dr. PlthbUtt't renutttlnn at tnhvil
Clin. Recent caaet cured In a few dart. Charaea
moderate. DR. riSHBLATT.
No. an E ttreet, corner of Eighth,
Oppotlte the General Pott Office.
LAOira, Men'l, Toutht', Mlitet' and Chlldren'a
Rubber Boon, Shoee, Stndalt and Galteni Ladlet'
and Gentt' Buckle Orenhoet, with felt lining and
topi Men'e Short, Xnee and Hip Boon. At Allen.
Clapp k Co.'a India Rubber Store, Peno. avenue,
balBren 10th and llth itt. nor 21 lm
Ihdia Rvaaxa Goont. The place to buy your
5V?.BJ,R,2AT.?' lEGGINS CXMP BLANKETS,
HAVELOCKS,HAV-RSACKs,and every article
made from INDIA RUBBERlt at H. A.IIALL'S
India RubberiWarchoute, where you caa obtain
them at manufacturer!1 prleet, S10 Penntylvanla
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth atreeta. oo 33
i ,
IaniA Rraara Boon 'Ann snort Tha above
article! ara told raeeaer at II. A. HALL'S India
Rubber Warehoute, lib Fennt) Iranla avenue, than
at any other atora la thla city or vicinity. Thlt (
eo. Call and tatltfy yourtelrct, 310 Pcnntylt tola
avenue. - I10 -"
lanu Ruitia Goont U It not necetitryfor
Mr. II. A. HALL to enumerate the different atylea
and Linda of Rubber and Gutta Fercha manufae
turrra goo.lt he keept (he hat them all) on hind;
and a glance Into the beautiful ttore or flat of prim
gh en by hit attendant!, wilt conrlnoe any one that
hie eitabllthment ll rra7y the only Jadta Jruober
H'arrteur, and la located at 310 Penniylvanla ave
nue, next door to Mritrt. Htrper k, MltcheU't Dry
Goodt warehoute, between Mnth and Tenth
ttreett. 8"
Goto WuiTliitTBiT. all Penntjlvanla avenue,
to obtain auperlor Hkeoeitci at reduced prleet.
Pine Card Vlrnettt, formerly told at S3 per doien,
now telling at 111 half doienl, tame rate. Colored
Imperlala reduced from to i aelllog whole
lire colored at only aa. I will excel In "cUerrd
Carl it VUlIn," having aecured the tervloet of a
tuperlor artltt for that branch of butlneti. LlLe
neaiet of many of thote fallen In battle can be ob
tained here; alio card photographa of prominent
men, both clt II and military. nov 31 lm
WovHDtn and DicAaLtDSoLDtCBt Can have
their "ArrrtjaryPtfcrt-i" made out for application
of "JaMMrfFr-Mtoiij," Immediately upon procuring
their Dleraarw," by application to Vet, Ganfaer,
t Zullet, No. 489X seventh ttreet, between Dand E
atreeta, near General Pott Office. No charge until
pention it procured. no sa im'
Attsjitios, ArrLiCTEn! Dr. Vellny la yet
engaged In no eittntlre practice In thla city,
and we would rail the, attention of tho poor,
pnnv, emMlated Tlrllraa of their own tint to
the beat tonrcct of remedy. lint, elra no vonr
rpreaent conns of life at once and forever and
ccuuuiy, can on ino uioat ikiiiui pnyticiani,
(and none are better than Dr. Vellny,) and be
cured of the dlaeaie which la now undermin
ing yonr contlltnllona and tending yon to s pre
mature graye.
Communicated.
DllLOYAITT STILL Exim IB EpirHANvratfaan.
oatiom. The church of the Epiphany, which haa
been for tome monthi uted aa a hotpltal, having
been recently git en up by tha Government, waa on
waltlna In tha lobbv for a teat, we u era much mr.
prlaedfohear Southern aantlinentt at boldly ex-
prettedatlf the church wat la Richmond. Aladyll)
r ureiiru, waa laiamg aoout tne
T. and declared that tha honad the
fog waa ao thick that It would preent our troopt
from seeing where to lire. Two men were talking
about the damage done to the church, and declared
that fit a hundred dollars would not pay for lt. "We
Intend," said he, "to send a bill la to Government
for this and for rent, but that la all the good It wilt
do.' "That's so," Mid another, 'for they can't
pay these soldiers, let alone paying us."
i uufiii miie Baora iui i nraru) mis win sumce.
s the beautiful service of the church nrocecded. I
f1t elllPA t rv Sit Atl t Iai aaanmAnt Ind ait a.MUaa t
this eientful morning, would not be forgotten, Wt
1 was again dlsAppelnted. The prsjcr for the
President, In the regular course, was read, but that
for Congress, which Is ordtrtd to be read during
sessions of Congress, was omitted.
Lo) al pastors do not forget our brave defenders
on the Held, or the wounded and d lng, the widows
aid the fatherless, and several beautiful prayers
bare been Incorporated Into the service for the
purpose but these were studiously omitted. In
his sermoot the rector alluded to their return from
exile, and satd that the church had been taken
from them aa a punishment for lukewarmneas in
Christ's cause. He said that their duty as a church
was to attend solely to the promotion of spiritual
matter., taking no part In the unhappy struggles
now going on around us.
On this lovely Sabbath morn, whan one of the
most deadly battles eter known to this country
was going on almost within hearing when hun
dreds of men were pouring out their life's blood In
defence of the beet Government that God ever
made be could And no word ot hope, no word of
consolation, for those who watch for every Hoe,
as lt flashes over the wire, lest It bring oews of the
death of some dear one. lie could stand there and
utter cold homilies, when the loyal people of this
city and the whole country are w siting breathless
ly for tidings fraught with the deepest Import to
ail. He said that the church depended not for sup
port or prosperity upon any Government, but ex
Iited Independent of atl. IIow long would his
ohurch exist, or he revive Ms pay for uttering
treason, were not our troops standing betneen
him and those who are seeking, v. 1th traitorous
hands, our life's blood 1
a i i !
Communicated.
HoaaiatE Condition or the Pavement at
the Post Office. Was ever a city of such pre
tentions as Washington sodligraced with streets
such as we na.et For several months pait, a man
and a boy have been amusing themselves, making
fretence of laying a sidewalk. A man fell Into
be hole prepared, and nearly lost his life, but that
was not enough the trap Is beautifully laid for
hundreds to do the same every dark night. The
Ingenuity of the person In charge seems strained
to its utmost tension to catch the unsuspecting
jiuujav; ifiiwi are i.u rixnt acroaa ine pan.'
war and a narrow ulank. crease with clar. la
placed Invitingly, to make the descent easy aod
rapid Into a ten-feet hole. If the concocter of the
scheme could be hurled down there, lt would be a
great delight to Manv Citiicni.
Prof, Armea Lectures.
Among numerous letters, from all direction,
expresifve of the practical Importance of the le.
soni, a course of which Is now being gh en In Ibis
clt) , Is the following, in prut, from Col. Theodore
Hyatt, Principal of the Military School, formerly
located at '
Wilmington, Del., Nov. wd, isw.
Rev. Dr. G. F. Wiiewell,
DCAnSia: Permit me to Introduce to you Prot.
J. Armes, an experienced lecturer on educational
suMects. home jeers since, be gave a course of
lectures, ranentlallv on memory (having no analogy
to any old method styled MnmoniVi), to a large
cists In Union College, Schenectady I was one of
his pupils, aud was much gratified at the results,
as waa the entire class. Prof. A. has recently given
a covrse of lessons on his Improved system to about
one hundred students In my Institution. The plan
Is simple, ingenious, and Is the true one, it being
founded on the only prlnilp.es on which a philo
sophical system can rest. Prof, A.'- method of
DreaentluK it Is not onlv such as to make hla haar.
crs understand lt, but to coo. luce them of its
availability, WecanhcrMy avoU waking vtc of M$
icienci ,,i our tnitavort to trmurt up font, c.7l c.
g ..... a a . ijL 't..T. .
uatTti aiujrciic. uu uir iiiiuu luurs niaionoei
events, dates, he . than, as It seems to me, I would
have done In a llfe-ttmo by the ordinary mot hod;
and I have no hesitation In saying, I have never
attended a course of lectures on any subject that
has aHorded aio so mucH pleasure and mental
prottt.
Very respectfully, ac,
JZ-Jt-rK. "fl""' ft? " lesson will be re-
frt: ?ofu:r;vft:4oHJi;'nv,Vm,8ri?Vs. ,,ckf f ,gr
wsBmsmasamBrnmssssBissss
JL"?r: "ra tha Doird of TruttMe of
VI SchooUrurtuaat to call, a luedal mealing
pf tha Board of rublle Sahoola waa held latt even.
'" !".!'' Aldemen'a chamber.al atyUall.to
welah tha tnarlta of a aatem Mlui lw rw.r
Amea for a mora perfect aid la.ild recolleotloa of
t "a1., " a quorum or nemoera, now
vrr, not being preeent,-notalsf daSalta trana-
Blred. Among he (aw there, wt aotlaad Hit Honor
it Mlror. Tha Profeaaor gave as lafomal apeel
!!5..0J.,U, l "P " ' I"0 rlla whom he hid
with him, and the retult waa very tatltfaetory, and
all evinced much pleaaurewlth the performance.
The Profettor will afford a aomewhat mora en
' eihlblllon at tha regular tlttlnr of tha
Board, to be convened tha aeeond Tueaday after
noon of next month, when teachara of public
achoolt genertlly are requetted to attend,
i . i
Binccra IUtii. The followlnir an tha rate.
at which bankers sad brokers are buying and
elllnf cold and illver the legal tender notes
being the sUndardi
Buying. Selling.
Gold SO per c. prera, S3 per c. rnm.
Bllyer- . SS " S5
Demand notes S3 " W "
Dtnkt of Inue In Wathlnrton and George
town! Wathlngton. Georgetown.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and ileco'l
Bank of Wathlngton. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank of Commerce,
rami's A Merck's B'nk.
Tbi Bcluoh Buik redeems Us notes InU.
B. Treainrj notes, when any amount from ons
dollar upwards la presented.
Georgetown Marin. Uat.
ABBIVAU.
.steamer h. I. Derenny, Drlttow, rhlla., Mer-
Sohr. Iran Smith, Crow.il, fu River, Govern,
meot ttoret to Aleaandrla.
Schr. Lourlne, Owent, toultbury, Md., wood.
srrABTvsit.
.k- lk.4 B.J. It .,..( . k .
-w.i. .uu,, ovumi, Nr.i.ii.ri. i.iarmyouai.
Sleamcr C.C. Alger, Fenfon, nlla.,marohaaalie,
MAnnicD,
VstSltiI'JV. ISth Ifiataint hat thai Bn kfa II -
-V'"""l "a".m, v; 1UV nil, 4ig, AKUrTU,
Mr. L. A. Hritf. ti. Ml. Jur r,. ....,.. -I
jAhi..7J ""- --"i - V4
nitsn.
Ontha lfith lnsta&f. Tf tawrnarrt Mrtnrs sKrsvt
year, e months and 30 days, youngest child of
""tl Dim araaaa auu AliUlllfau.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
O- To AV hole sale Denlera In Prodace
The schooner Heroine, from Connecticut, now
tj tug iui iima ut i4Cfiuiu aircci, tin-
600 bbls. Apples of the choicest rarlctles
400 bbla, rotatoes, best kinds
loo bbls. Jtew Cider, pure
900 bbls. Connecticut Onions
9.000 lbs. Choice Vermont Biitfr.
The above are prime goods, in splendid order,
nn.l aaH II Ka ant.4 (nmSt .(.! 'rll - t a '
taaaia nut a srva aatuicwaattCIJ. ,( UU VOSFUa
d0 11-3t
ftt" Chanlailua fawPlaaaa rmmfir anil attanr
the adjourned meeting at the .oung Men's Chris-
nan ABBDciBieOn. rooma, ai i o'ciook lo-asr,
dee 17 C W. DF.NISON, Secretary.
t7-PennsrlTsiutg.na Att-d TE PrvV
SiLi'JSIA SQLVIEXS XKUEF ASSOCIATION
wm noia k pa Dug mrciingin nev. ur. aunoerianu'S
Church, Fourand-a-half street, between C street
ana .Louisiana avenue, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. Dec. 17. at 7 W o'clock.
The Committees of the Association will make full
reports of their labors during the last sU months.
Interesting and eminent speakers will be present
and address the meeting.
All the Members of Congress from Pennsylvania
ana resiaenTs una sojourners irom that state in
imacaiji ruiumji waonaraiaegooa 01 our SICK ana
wounded soldiers at heart, are urgently requested
J. K. MOOR HEAD, President.
J. M. SotUVAic, SecrsUrr. dee 16-dtd
O" Smltheoulan letnra. Acourseof leo-
mrrs wm vw given iy rroi. u, men, or canaaa,
UU r.lill(UilKIa
a'luuuaj, urv. iii, nuiyrct. ine AiierrQ Itaces.
Wednetday, Pea. 17. Subject The Maritime
Races.
Eridar. Dec. It. Sublect The Otirin of Pit-Hit .
llOOa
Monday, Dec. 32. Subject The Hlstorle and
Unhlstorla Races.
The lectures will commence at ft o'clock. Ad.
auuance iree, ine puojic are inutea. dee 10
, - T, 1860 X,
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS
They purify, strengthen, and Invigorate.
Thev create a health amatlte.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
Thev overcome effects of diBaloatlon and Ut
notirs.
Tneyitrenginentnesyitemand enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fsveis.
They purlfr the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspesla and Constipation.
Thev cure Diarrhoea. Cholera, and Cholera Mor.
bus.
They cure lit er Complaint and Nervous Head
ache. They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
nature's great restorer. They are made of pure
Bt. Croix Rum, the celebrated Call-ay a Bark, roots
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of a
beverage, without regard to are or time of day.
Particularly recommended to delicate persona re
Iulrlng a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers,
TOggfats, Hotels, and Saloons. P. II DRAKE fc
CO., $03 Broadway, New York. se SO m
rtBaUhelore llatr DyeThe lleat In
(ha World William A. Bachelor's celebrated
Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
from nature) warranted not to Injure Hair In the
least, remedies the Ill-effects of baa dyes, and ln lr
aaoves. andinv r-
orates the Hair for life. GREY, RED.or RUSTY
oraicsi leiajjuur mr ui unj. i, iw.u. or nuan
tl A ID la.l.alla m anlaaM tl a .1. - ll
iininiuaiBuiij luiuia ii'ivuum axavk ur uiuWDi
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
vrunisiii avo.
irl-l'hecenutnelBBlrnedWM.A. nATrHELOH.
ontne four sides of each box.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Late S33 Broad
wayandlBond,)New York. my33 ly
" The Great Penusrlva.ii la. Ilt.ul..Tha
Iui ok tit and safest route to the Northwest and
outhwest. Two through trains dally, and one on
Sunday. Soldiers' tickets at Government rates to
all the principal polaU In the North and West.
Tor tickets and further Information apply at the of
fice of tho "Great Ptnnsflvanla Route," northeast
corner Pennsylvania avenue aud Sixth street, un
der National Hotel. Office open from! a. m. to
p. m.on Sundays 3 to p. m.
c iv. nuniu.'t,
aug8 ly Agent.
Ej-npeeisu noiicer un ana alter Tuesday,
ninii , iw.. iuv iraiua uu in OAiiimure BJliuniu
Railroad will commence running dally, (Suodays
excepted,) leaving this Station at 7.40 a.m. and
connecting at Washington Junction with Mall
Train for all parts of the West tla Wheeling or
Farkersburr,
Turough tickets sold and baggage
checked.
. r. sail in,
M. of Transportation B. 4. 0. R. n.
ap l-dtf
tt AVeston'e Proerreaa of Hlavrv rnnUa
of this work are for sale at the office of the National
Republican. Pamphlet edition, 20 cents. Bound
dUlonf70oents.
WU AVAtX St CO.
Are now receiving on commission from the
nonnern juanuiacior.es
A VFRY LARGE ANO EXTENSIVE
STOCK or
FUHNITUHE,
comprising I
Mahogany, Walnut, and Imitation Wardrobes
Walnut, Mahogany, Marble-top, and Plain Bu
reaus Sofas, Tcte-a-tetei. Arm, Easy, and Parlor Chairs
Jenny Llnd, French, Cottage, Plain, and other
Parlor, Cane, and Wood-seat Chairs and Rock
ers Hair and Shuck Mattresies, Bolitcrs and Pillows
Co m fort i, Blankets
Book Cases, Writing Desks, and Tables
Card Tables, Centre Tables
Cottage Setts large variety
Marble-top Tables, Children's Chairs
Mahogan) and Walnut Sl.Wboards
Whatnots, Ftageres, Hat lUcks
Marble-top and Dale Waihstands
Ingrain. Three-ply. and other Carpets, 01k loth
U Ith a larre . arlcfr of Gooda In tha Viirn.aMi.ir
elite, ewi ui mt uiuai w auiu iu cioa out ine
stock, and offers Inducements to parties buying, as
and SDaclous sale-rooms, in tne rear of thir ant?.
ihiuuuuiiib ut Bnu ijitniaij, -n ni iiirir large
Hon rooui.
w. L. WALL k CO,
, Auctioneers,
de 11 3 w South cor. Pa, av. and Vth it.
N
E W Y O II K II II B I N E S S .
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING.
IXTOICZ DILI A BUIINIIS MOTES MEOOTUTID. :
raOTCITED NOTLI AND DcrEBBED ArrOt'NTI
Bovohtano Collected. '
STOCKS AND BONDS SOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION. I
aorERXMEXT CLAIMS BOUOIT.
By Q. z. HOUSE,
Countcllor at Law,
91 Nattati ttreet. New Vork,
Cf Ten yean In state and United statet Count. I
Aurice griui. apl 3
KTOW IS THE TIME TO BUY VOUR CLOTH,
ll Ing of
L. A.BFALLkCO,
No. !l Seventh meet.
up JJ-sm between I fc K.
AUCTION" SALES.
TY J, C, HeOCIRK . CO- Anetlositera
X MILVKR fLATSD WAKZ AT AVCTlO.VOn
Thursday morning, December IS. eommenclnjg at
It oeck, we shall aell, on the eeoond floor of the
aueUcasoome, a varied neeortaent of sliver plated
ware, eonalgnment front on of the- beat manu
faetnrers In New York, embracing In part
tuw ai awojun aa knit vvue tf is 01 lour.
l saa uivtBwgj wmvu
Coffee and Tea Urns, Walters
Cake and Berry Baskets . ..
'gg ttands, with Cups and Spoof. ,r
br Boiler .
Combination Caitors.wlth Butter Pish and Fruit
atani.
Table Castors, Cut and Pressed Bottles
Maiid Perfumerr Itand
Bimer Dlshei, sugar Bowls, tyrup and Crt am
Wine stands, Cups and Goblets, ao.
Terms cash.
JAS. a McOUIRE It CO.,
dec 17-dfi Auctioneers.
TlY ORKE1V atWILLUHI. Anellnnara.
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR
sale on H street north, between Seventh and Eighth
streets east, containing about eoooo square feet ol
ground. By virtue of a deed of trust to the sub
scribers, dated 90th day of July, iseo, and recorded
amoagthe land records of the city and county of
TsaaiaUlglUD, AS, t in UDtle, A s ilO. UWt, IOUOS
), M and K. we will sell at public auction, on
TUklDAY, the Ifth day of Deoember. 103, on the
premises, all of square number eight hundred and
matj.r iowj, at ix o'ciock in ine aiiernoon.
Terms of sale 1 One-third lneash.and the balance
In three equal payments In a, 11 and 11 months, with
Interest from the day of sale the deferred pay
menu to be secured by notes, satisfactory to the
trustees, and alien by deed of trust on the premises.
If the terms be not oomplled with In five d . s from
the day of sale, the property will be re-sold at the
risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, at
three days' notice. Bald square is on one of the
great thoroughfares leading Into the city It Is
paved on one side and Is about the proper grade.
S. A. PEUGH, tJ1,.
JOS. SMITH, J1110"'
GREEN fc WILLIAMS,
dee ft-oodJida t Start .Auctioneers.
EJ-The above Rale Is postponed until
TtJLSDAY, the sad Instant, at 4 o'clock p. m.
Siy order ot the trustees.
GREEN U WILLIAMS,
deo 17 eoWs (Star) Auctioneers.
BT W. I. WALL. 4b CO- Auctioneers.
AUTTIOS SALS Or QRQCCMES, AD Lh
QV0RStT0DACC0AKDSEQAnS.Oa.TVMDAX
morning. 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell in
front of the Auction Booms, a lot of Groceries, fee,
comprising
Barrels Refined and Yellow Sugars
Tlercss Hams, SO barrels I lour
Boxes Starch, Candles, Vermicelli and Maciaronl
Cases and kegs assorted Pickles and Preserves
Cases Aroma t lo Bitters, Lemon and Raspberry
syrups
Cases Brandy, Wine. Whisky and Bitters
Kllklnlck, John Anderson's Solace and Sonny
Side, and various brands Tobacco
Assorted brands Segara
Barrels Mooongabela, Magnolia, Pike's XXX,
and Old Bourbon WhUky
Barrels Brandy and other Liquors
Also, a quantity of small stores.
Terms cash. W, L. WALL h. CO.,
deo 1 Star. Auctioneers.
WANTS.
TTTANTED Immealttelr, Bfty (M) litxvtrt lo
T V work la the QuartermMtere Department at
Aqula Creek, Va. Applf to C. 11. Soow, corner
TwrolV'tecond and (J ttreett.
. J. D.NA.
Cipttla A. . M , V. 8. A.
deoie-St Star.
QUABTEBMAtTCB'l DrrOT.
ALtialBiA, V., lleo. H.I0S3.
TirANTKDI VANTKDI-lOOEvperlenced
CARrNTERSfer the Quirtermatter'i De-
rtrtment at Alexandria, Mrglnla. Appllcitlont
o be made to Mr. J, Dougherty, superintendent, at
thlt depot. li a TEKUL'SON,
dee la lm Captala A. J. Jl., U. s. Army.
TTT ANTED Five Hundred good, tober, and
I V einerlenced TEAMSTERS, for the quarter
matter'i Department In thlt city.
Apply to c. H. Snow, Genertl Superintendent, at
lilt onice. J.J.ONA,
lie IS I m Capt. and A. Q.M., U. S. Army,
fEAJIH WANTEDI TKAMf)-VANTKDII
X Tobautwooda dlttancoof two mllet over ft
flrtt rate deeeendlng road to the ferry landing, op
poitte Alexandria. Apply at onoe at 474 Vour
teenth ttreet, oppotlte willardt. Thote harlnz
teama for tale apply at the tame place.
deell-t
WfANTEU.-I.Klln and gentlemen to contult
T T La Voltlne, a drtcendtnt of Attrologltt to
Napoleoa the Great, oa. all affxtrl of Vie, at all
Fleienth ttreet. Plteatea examined and cured In
a few tlttlngt. dec S
HOUSE WANTEDA commodlout houte,
centrally located, with or without furniture.
Addrrti Dox WXi rott Office,
nov S-tf
WANTED At the New Vork Employment
Agency Ofdce, No. oil Ninth ttreet, near
PenntyU tola a cnue, T WENTV-Fl VE (2a) U hlta
and Colored GIRLS, with good referencet,ai Cookt,
Chainbermtldt, Laundrettri, Vattrrttetturet,
and setmttrci.ei. Alio, young Colore.1 Men, to
wait on tablet la rtlvate l amulet or Hottlt. Alto
wanted, houtet lmmltitelv. with or wlthnnt fur.
nlture. Employer! la want of good help, will Had
It to their advantage to call.
may s-tx M. II. M ILLER.
WANTED For a genllemaa aod 1.1. If., a
Double Parlor, with tlrtwlait tiralture and
board. Prlco not to much a contlderatlon Manic
place.
The bett etly rcfereooe given and required. Ad
drett "Banker," at tha City rott 0d.ee.
FOR SALE OR REXT.
ROOMS TO LET. Four Furnished Rooms, with
or without Board, within fire minute.' tvaJk
of Pennsylvania avenue. Inquire at Vo. V7
uirjeMiu cnue. oc -w
F
RANKZ.IN CO..
or T I CIA ITS,
14 TBSXSriVASU ArESCE.
(North tide,) between Twelfth and Thlrtaentb it. ,
and
ass rcsssrirAxu aveuve,
Vndir tha National Hotel,
Offer to the public for tha
ApproelllUr Holidara,
their richly atiortcd ttock of
GOLD SPECTACLES and ErE-GLAeaES,
with genuine Btailllin Pebble or Pcrltcopic Catci,
correctly tutted for c cry tight.
MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES,
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES.
rilOTOOHAPUIC ALBUMS, CAUTES DE i'lSlTE,
If., fr, 4c.,
at tha lowett prleet. decli
GRAND ADVANCE! OF THE ARMY,
and clothleri are cr Ingup the grett advance
of clothing, but we are telling at a imiU advance
on old prleet. We have a Urge ttock oa hied, tad
are telling them off to make more room, for we I
have a f cry large ttock of Clothing at our manufac
tory, and are now running off our ttock tt leu
thin wholetale prleet to make room. We hat e al-
wayi been fighting agtlntt htgh prlcea, tnd thill
continue todo to. Mr. SMITH It In the market all
the time, and li enabled to furnlih our fitoro with
a tuperlor ttock, and we cannot be undcriold by
any one. We have the meant to tell cheap, And
tie determined to do lt at
SMITH k BEALL'J,
No. 301 Seventh ttreet,
nov 21-!tjanl Near K ttreet.
T
VJ INVENTOR AND PATENTEES.
MU.NN k CO.. proprietor, of the Scientific Arnrr.
lean, and tgcntt for procuring American and or
elgu
i- a a b, a i'
Wtlh Slitttn Ytari trperlewt in Vic Dutlntu.
Refer to Hon. Judge Maton. Hon. Ja.enh Halt.
(ii.u. ... ... ui.uvki s..uwuiii,iunrri UI r.iruie,
and to more than fifteen thou. and Intentort who
hive hid butlne.t done through Muna k Co.'t !'.
tent Agency.
fl.. 11. n fll.knn .w..nn.l.l -I.... ..
i ampnjci oi aut ire teni iree ly mail.
Patent Lawt and Reaulatloni. Ico niir... ?5 rent..
mill. '
No chtrge for comultttlon, orally or by mill.
Preliminary Examination In United statet Ta
lent omce, S.
Oincet, o. 17 Park Row, New Vorki Wt.hlng
ton, comer of K and Setenlh ttreett, oppo.lte the
SMITH Jt HEALL, No. 301 HEVENTII
Street, between I tnd K itrecti, . tht rhetpr.t
Liothlng rtou.e in ton n. Try thru.
I novSl-dtJanl
I EDWARD tYCETT.
ll Bookbinder,
No. J7I Pehn. Ave., Waihisotok, D. C.
Booki tound In every ityle Turkey, Morocco,
, Puma and Calf. J7,
-nr-UWUC, OH .tVIIEIlE IS ITI Vholl
"i there among !ycm'(that la not la waot of
aomtthtng la Ihe way of Clothing, ruralthlag
Ooodt, Halt, Captt And th bait place to g,t then
la at tha mott popular Clothing noute'of J. H.
SMITH k CO., No. 400 Strtnlh ttreet, whers yon
eaa Bad tha greataat variety ot Clothing and Furn'
lthlag Ooodt for Meo sod. Hoys' wear. Ws caa
safety tay that our lock ef Clothing exo.lt any.
thing In thla market, and our reputation for telling
Good Gooda Cheap li truej but ths old maxim, thai
" a nimble sixpence It better than a tlow ihllllng,'
It ths principle that has built up our lmmanaa
trade.
Our rretcnt ttoek of Clothing wt offer at very low
prices, and ws are all the time receiving new good!
from our manufacturing eitibllihment, No. 40
Writ Baltimore ttreet.
Do not fall to call at 1. 1L SMITH t CO"!, No.
440 Seventh ttreet, whera you can by nothing st
tremendous bargains.
J. II. SMITH k CO.,
Clothleri,
No. 4(10 Seventh ttreet,
tad corner Twentieth street and re. aveoue.
sovsi-dtjtnt
CAMP STOVKS I
CAMP STOVES 1 1
CAMPSTOVE1III
we erenow manuracturina c-aaip, luok ana
HEAT1NO STOVES, which we wUl tell by the
doiM or hundred at cheap at they can be bought In
tummore. .11. fcii. i. unuunir,
nov IS m Penn. avenue, near 7th street
ILITARY EtCIPUEHT,
TRUNK, AND HARNESS
MANUFAOTOnV,
400 RaTentli atreet,
orroiiTE odd reLLOws' dill,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
1 manufacture of the bett material, and hare
contUatly on hand, a Urge and varied tuort
ment of
Unitary and Clrtrmi' SADDLES,
BRWLES,
BREAST COLLAiS,
FELT SADDLE CLOTHS,
SUAJUIAQUES,
Patent Feed and Water Bucket,
8pnr,
Offlcers' Tlareraacli,
Offlcrra' Fins Sword Belli,
Belt Trlmmlnpt, and
Field Gists Csics.
T It U NK S .
SOLE LEATHER,
JRoy FRAME,
DRESS, and
WOOD BOX TRV.VKV.
VALISES,
TRAYELIXQ BAOS,
17AR.YESS, it.
REPAIIIINO.
Aa I maaul.ctura Trunkt exten.tv.lv. and n.
ttrlly have all klnda of Trunk Material, I am better
prepared to repair Trunkt, ke., thoroughly and
iiwuiyi.jr,,u.unujuiiirc..t.uii.nDirQ. inula cuy
AiUI.9 B. lUrjIAfl.
Oct 14 3ml
"nnOPOSALS FOR IIC
at-rui HiflBi im-nnuiM, wi tict.
Corner Eighteenth and Q streets,
WaiMnrton. D. C. Dm. IS. iHirL
SEALED PROPOSALS will h rwlvJ st this
offlce until Saturday, tha 2Tth day of Deoemher, at
m dciock oi., ior luroiiQiDK ine uoverntoent witn
it,ow) iwoni7nTs nunorea iiorses, oi tba loUow
Ifltrdoiertptlons, .In
CAVALRY.
For Cavalry, (1,500) one thousand lira hundred
Hones. from (Id. fllteento (181 slxtMn han.! hih
between five and eight J ears of aget of dark colors;
well broken to tha saddloj oomnactly built, and
UN MUM Alt UVAITtlS.
ARTILLERY,
ror Ariuicry, ii.wvi oag inouaanu tioilM, irom
flam flfleon and one-half to (10) slateen hand
hlzh.betweta flvaaudalfht years of are) of dark
colors fir from all deftots, well broken to hsr
nsi ooDipaetly built, and to weigh not less than
,.wjjuuiws.
The full nama and tioit offlce sutJrttia nf ths. (.(.
oer auu appear in me proposal.
If a bid Is inula lo tha nsms of a firm, the names
of all the parties mutt appear, or the bid will be
considered as the ladl. liusl proposal of to psrty
llmULfflt. '
l'opo-sls from ittloyal partt via not bt wuid
(T, snd an oath of ailcgianoa must aeoompsoy
each proposition.
Proposals must specify clearly whether the bid Is
for Csvalryor Artillery Horses, and in no cot must
both bo bla for on toe same paper.
If any bidder wlihes to propose for both classes,
ha must forward two dlitlaet propoiMi one for
each ilttt, fiompUit in uulf and balns no refer
anca to any other proposal by tha same party.
Propcstls must oe addieised to Col. D. II. Ruek
er, Quartermaster U. S. army. Waihiajton, D, C,
and should bo plainly marked "Proposals for
Horses."
GUARANTEE.
Th ability cf tha bidder to fill the contract,
hould it ba swarded to him, must be rua rant ted by
two retponslbla persons, whose signatures must b
appended to tb truarantee,
tho rsspon-lMilty of tha ruarsntors must bo
shown byths official certificate of tha Clsrkof the
oearast District Court or of the United States Dis
trict Attorney.
Didders must ba present la person w haa the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consid
ered. Bonds equal la amount to one-half the sum to be
received on tba contract, tlrned by the contractor
and both of his guarantors, will ba required of the
successful bidder upon tlcnlng the contract.
As tne bond must aeoooipany the contract, lt will
be Decenary for bidders to hate their bondsmen
with them, or to have bonds signed in anticipation
and ready to be produced when the contract Is
slrned.
Blanks for bonds can bo procured upon applica
tion balnc made at this office, either personally, by
letter, or cy telegraph.
rorm a OuaranUt,
We, .of the county of , and State of ,
and of the county of , and state of , do
hereby guaranty that Is able to fullll a con
tract, In accordance with the terms of his proposi
tion, and that should his proposition be accented,
he will at once enter into a contract in accordance
tnercwitD.
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre
pared to become his securities.
(To this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned.)
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, ic.
All Horses contracted for under this advertise
ment will bo subjected to a rigid Inspection, and
those not conforming to the specifications will bo
rejected.
No .Vjrri will be received.
Ihe llorsrs must be delivered in this city, within
twenty davs from the date of the contract, and no
attrition or time will bo grant M on any pretext.
Pa) ment to be made upon the completion of the
contract, or so soow thereafter as tho Depot Quar
termaster bhall he la tainU.
Any Informant) In the bid, or non-coufnrimnte
with the terms of thla adverlUcmcnt, will insure
the rejection of Ihe propuial.
The Horses Hill ba awarded In lots of (TOO) two
hundred each, unlets tee Depot Quartermaster
should deem It for the lulerttit vt the Go, eminent
to ary the number.
Tho De.wt Quartermaster reaervee to himself the
right to reject any or alt bid that he may deem too
high.
D. II. RUCKFR,
Colonel and Depot Quartermaster.
dec 13-0tS7
OAK KALI, ULUTIUNO IIUUM,
ba 491. Se. euth atreet, below F.
The subscriber takes great pleasure tn announc
ing to hi old Friend aud Customers, that ho has
opuoed a new ..tore at fto. 4m Seventh street, near
F, whs: thelitis a line, selected stock of Clothing
to r.J ind Hoys' wear, which they ha.ojuit re
ceived Irom the North, nod oilers the in for sale at
the lowest Northern prices.
J. BRUCE h CO,
sep So-3m Clothiers, U tie , enth street.
ai
DI A It V ,
FaoM ,MAcn 1, 1931, to Nov cmicr I?, ISC,
y
ADAM Ql'UOU'.ltl
. Prlee, Jl.is.
.vHSItFRIN'S BOOK MORE,
I deljjir Mirenaave.
AMUSEMENTS.
pORD-a NExv THEATRE, ,
Tnlh ttrni, right ocom TmruytvaAU simue.
Manager sad Proprietor Mr.iohaT. Ford,
(Alto of HoUldiy street Theatre, Baltlmors.)
CJ- OREAT HIT Pl-THJa IEAION.
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Dgc. 17tfl,
third moor or
The Weird Spectacle,
(ATANEL.I.A.
MR. aBtt SIlii RICUMOa,
I!!.E. B0!,r'" "AtLET TROUPE.
TOCrVUCUOKVSnd DRAMATIC COUtAST
Mr. C. n. tUahop and atlas arahaans,
App.ar.xir,
O- Preicnted with Mtgnlncent leenery, 3
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Drtei Circle and Parquttta, M eeatti Orthaatra
Seatt, 78 eentii remlly circle, 23 eentti mrata
Doxei, S.
Doort i open st V o'clock) performance oommtn
cet at l o'olock. da 17
Q.ROVEIl'S THEATRE,
fniUY'Mnts Amut, near ITUUril' Until.
Leonard Grover ..... Manager.
A NIOUToT MIRTH.
This (Wednesdap) ETanint;, Daa. IT. IN,
THREE OREAT PXEOSSI
Tha trrttlitlbl, fare of
UNCLE (AUI
The great Burtonlaa piece i
WANTED, 1,000 aflLXINERtl
Legends of ths Rhine . . by . . KopplU.
MRS. HOUGH'S peculiarity, th,
YAJKEEJLEGACY.
8ETCHEIX,
BOOERS,
BARRON,
lottt nouon.
Jlrs. GERMON,
80HUE QIMBEK,
And lbs raomblned
DOUBLE COMPANY.
EMFATICAUT
the
Excelsior Dramatic Comblnallou
of
AMERICA I
PRIOES OF ADMISSION A IlErORE.
dec 17 Star
TTTASHI.IOTOX THEATRE,
Comer o EUrmth anil C ttrttti.
Lettect
Sutlnen Mtntger .
Mteder k Co.
J. II. Gonon.
MONDAT, Die. 23d,
Thejuitly celebrated Comedian,
AIR. FRANK DREW,
Will appear In
TWO OF HIS CREATES!' CHARACTERS,
Supported by
A STAR COMPANY!
D7 Feu. riftnctxaits ureai-tei.
deo 17 it
NIXON'S CIRCUS,
(Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh streeL
Second and last weak of
T03X KING'S CIRCUS.
Open Ibm AUrnoon and Itnlng,
SEVERAL NEW ARTISTS WILL AITEAR.
A host of
ACROBATS, GYMNASTS
and EQUESTRIANS.
TIID CONRAD BROTHERS.
WILLIAM SMITH,
MLLE. ISIDORE,
The fascinating Dancers,
FRAN? THELTS,
The people's Gown.
. WILUAMCONBAD,
The Comic Clown,
And a haU oftaltnUd ArtUtu
The building le now warn and comfortable.
dee IS
An
MY 8UPPL ES
Orncc or the Ciuir QoABTsaMasTziu
abmt orTuc Potomac,
Waihlngton. September 30, 102.
PROPOSALS are Invited for luralahlni for the
use of tha army of the Potomac the following ar
1,000 tons beat quality Timothy Hay. securely
baled, tha weight of each hale to be
minted incrvoa.
3,000,000 buihels of Oats, of the bett Quality, In
atronr sacks, wall sawad.
7,000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well sea
soned snd of the best quality.
Each bid must ba accompanied by the endorse
if ainudad will be fulfilled.
BaSBi oi iwu rtwiniiM.Ditj itrtoDi uii Uasi aaniitxnt.
mas wiu dc openea tram time to time as the ar
ticles may be neodad, and contracts will be awarded
for the Quantities needed, t the lowest rMrrousibU
bidder up to the time of opening.
xne ngnt n reservca w accept au er any pan ot
Protsosals should be endorsed Pronotats far Ilav
or Oats," or " Wood," a the case may be, and en
close la separate envelopes.
RUFUS INGALLS,
Lieut. Cot. and A. V, C, Chief Quartermaster,
aepat tf
TJIIOP09AI.S FOR FIXES U SEEF.
WAiamoTOJ AastXAt,
December 10, 66i.
SiALto PsorosALB, to be endorsed ' Proposals
for Fresh Seef," Hill ba received at this Arsenal.
until 10 a. m. of the 90th instant, for the supply of
Fresh Beef for twelve months from the 1st Jaoua
ry.isea. The Beef to be of good and wholesome quality,
(necks and shanks excluded,) In such quantities as
may from time to time be roqutred, not exceeding
flva times in esehwotk. on such dsvs as shsll be
designated by the Actlnr Assistant Commissary of
suuimcnce. ? streiio ve utuvorcu si ine u
aeoitl. The eontraet wltl be awarded fsuhlect to the so-
provalof the Commliiary General) to the lowest
responalble bidder, who will be required to enter
into a bond with one solvent surety. In tho sum ot
saw ior ine uuo innonaauce oi ins oomraoi.
T. C. BRADFORD,
dec 13-dtd First Lieut Ordnance, A. A. C, S.
DR.
Of;
FI81IDLATT,
Of No. CI, corner of Eighth and E streets,
Opposite the General Poit Offlce,
-au ws ivuiuiivv wa, ttua, v.-iat ib srrdi.1 111,14,
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
trrn-rtftK 9 !! alt ni.na.a. i.j...
'WI , 114, eaeraau sivvraaca) UI (Ulfl UUVUVV.
of whatever character, and which may be declarrd
Incurable by other phj slclans. He engages to make
an Immediate cure.
Front his lengthy practice In the science of medi
cine, he Is enabled to orror himself to the public as
being the onlj one In Waihlngton capable of atlord
Ing apeedy relief. All cases curable will be guaran
tied. He warrants a cure without the use of mer
cury or any other dangerous medicine. Recent ensse
cured In two or three days.
N. B. Letters addressed to Dr. F.. at his offlce. No.
121. corner oL Eighth and E streets, oppoilte Gen
eral Post Offlce, will receive immediate attention.
uj y
XTOTICK. .VE.VflEaW Or COSQRESS AND
i blllASQLHS VISITING WASHINGTON
Will find lt much to tholr advantage and nersontl
comfort (If rooming out) to take their meals at this
well-known and long-estiibllihcd Restaurant. The
aubsorlber haa spared no expense In refitting his
entire establishment, m hich is intended excluali ely
for a flrat-clais Gentlemen's Restaurant, where may
be found all the comfoits of a j r.tate home, and on
, 7rj UIUUCIIIS ICtUsa).
Gentlemen are particularly requested to call be
fore making arrangement elaen here.
UAl ilLit,
nov J eolBi Sfi3 Pennsylvania at enue,
NK
W C I) II R E N O Y
MAGIC rOCKET-BOOKB.
A largo aiaortnent (or the Holliliyt. al nholctile.
J. H. U1LLO.N,
9otemiDUf.oturtr,
No. 11 Ann ttreet, (uiatalri,)
leolJ-lw Newrork.
4 CARD .The und.rtKQCl begt leave lo In
1. lurmhla frlcndt and the publltthtt ba hat
tiought the Intere.t or Nit. Hlne. aha) log and
iiaiiMiret.ingeatatll.hmeoir.o.iiscentntireei.
u,.( iu. tvru.r UI u. iu'ih..ii. iu. I .ifu. UUI..,)
where he will contlouo to earry 00 the Shaving
aod Ilalrcuttlog hu.loe.t In the Ittett ttvl
Tht nkfui lor pait ftvort, h. wonld tollclt a there
01 iu. puoue p.ifVB.ge.
rtrticultr attention paid toruttlor children'!
hilr. WILLIAM L. IflEEMAN.
da S-lm
'AMUSEMEM5ij.
TtTAIlEDtaTOit VAHTETtatT,
Ato Hrm, near Iivutftmia- mm'iit.
PROPAIETOM A.HAUlLINkCO
ACTINO MANAGER . . . A. M. HERNANDEZ
BUSINESS MANAGER . . . JAMES PILGRIM
BEIT COMPANT IN AMERICA.
cxonvrD and diuootzd AvomtctL
LOOS AT THE i
ARBAT OS IALXNT.
Tht Wonaerful
A. M. HERNANDEZ,
AUD BIS TALtNTtD TtOVTt.
Wbom Entertainment far Ecllpta la Splendor and
Magnitude anything of the kind hereto
fore attempted. , ,
riRJT APPEARANCE
Of the Celebrated EthlopltaCoBledlani, j I
J. O. BVDtVOtTH. J. II. BCDWOttn,
J. H. BVDWOtTH, J. U. IVDWOHTlf,
1, if. BVDWOXTU, J. H. IVDWOtTU
fT. . BVDWOKTH,
ir. x, tVDwonTir,
w. s. bvowomtV,
Who will eppaax la their highly popular Nests
Plecet.-
OPEN EVERT NIOHT.
Disk atsds,
Tha Woadtrfol Clog Danaar.
saUaey'aB.amtlalBaU.t Traap.
Maraata Bratkera,
Ths Orsst Aarobats and Oysuarts.
PUgrtm aad Pan! Bergar la a, New Aa.
J.W.lAiidla, a.Mlasausi
ad J. A. Allen, eke.
Tha entertainment will aommanos'wlta tks Bur.
leans enutled,
CN BAIXO IN MAIOIOEKA.
Pete, ths Doorkeeper .
Manager ......
Comic Song . . .
LaZlngarella . . .
Banjo Solo
La Fate CeecllUesns .
J. W. Laadla
.... Paul Itaigir
.... Mr. Colman
Mill SUM Maraaal
. . Albert Allan
By tha Corpe da Ballet
FRENCH DANCIXO MASTER.
Profettor of tha Art. .... A. M. Heroaadas
Flrtt Lady of lnitruetlon ... M'lla Wheipley
Lover . .
rsuiDcrger
The laughable Interlude entitled,
PADDY OO EAY,
THE I0V TROM TUUEOARRAT.
Paddy Go Eaty .
Mr. Slimetlght
Mr. Jamee nigrlai
ilona, P.Begr
HANLT EXHIBITION OF GRACE, STRENGTH
ANDAOIUTY,
Dy tht aoknowladgt auperlor Acrobat and Ona
out,
Sloreet)
On tho Horizontal Bar
Celebratod Clog Dance ... Dick laadj
Breakneck Act, or the Nigger's Leap for Honor.
Bt J. W. Landla and J. A. Laadle
La Savoyards M'UeJuUa Lehman and M.SsoUoey
The Old Sestoa, In oharacter
Paul Bswer
WUeWhsipIrr
D.W,Xerej
Msglc Echo (Cornet solo)
Mill LUCY AT THE SO IBEX.
By A. M. Hernandei, Miss Marshall, and Company,
Comlo Song . Mr. Colman
Polka - M'Ue Julia Lehman
DONNTBUOOK FAJJli
OR, LIFE IN OULD IRELAND.
Dannie MeCarty, Colman, Wok Sands, MoraeU
Brothers, A. Lehman, aad Ladlee.
The two Roman Gladiators Morcata Brother
To conclude with tha Comic Pantomime of
THE COOPERS.
Fanltr A.M.Heraand
Several lsrra Patent Hesters hiva kMa lntrrw
dueed Into the hall, and the building la now warm
Parauetto and Famlir Circle . - . . . Meant?.
Orchestra Chairs ao
Private Boxea aa
tingle Scats In Boxes Woent
Colored Circle -----. --so -h
Doors open at ev o'clock I Performanoe to oom
menoe at tx o'clock. deo 1
c
ANTEIlBUnT UALL,
boviaAn. AI.V. .... pixtb OT.,
h On rear 0IA1 A'odonol MM.
INCATASID ATTRACTION FOR THIS WXXSt
O A I, A WEEK
At tba Oraat Canttrbarri
With Ita DOwerful Combination 0 Artt.t.ueh
an Imrnenae array of Seeuty tad Talent upon ona
ttage, without a preoodaat In the Annalaof Amuee
meat.
THE CROWDED H OUSTS
Aoeorded to It, by the publio, daoianu an aeknowl.
edgmentol LnpahAlleLlu pathonaoc.
ITSTANDS ON Til HOCK or rOBLIC oriw
ION, which It the tnlld foundation of tuccatt.
TUE CANTEtHVtr ifAHU AU LxrCHlE
To obtain tba Uat Talent In tha oouatry--Ior here
AU tlj. Or. at glare oaTUia tragVaalan
rirat make appueatloa for engagement.
Immenre eucoaaa of
iCILE
AXXETTA OALLETTL
AXXETTA aAlLETTI.
AiWETTA. OALLETTI,
3PLLB
ll
M'LLi
The fteclnatlng French and Spanlth Dq4um,wU
hta no equal In the preteat day for graoe,
Mlaat aad beauty.
The Oreat OONCRESS ArtitUt ara la (etaloB at
TUB OANTERDDttT.
UVUDUEVS TDRXEDAIVA Y EVBRY EVE-VINO.
MONDAY r.VIMNO, DtCEMOER inh, ISO.
U'UX AHNETTA QAU.BTTI,
MONB. EDOUAKD VELABDE,
The Worul-renown4 Lfancara.
In eontequeeee of the great auooete of tbata Oela
brtted Artlitaa, tbiy have been prevailed upon
to remain a thort tlua longer. They wUl
appear avtryeve&lnglothe magntneeat
ball.t arraDgt4 by
MON8. RON2ANI,
tha great Maltre da Ballet, entitled
KAT AZURE, oc
THE STUDIO OF SALYATOM ROSA.
Ettarue.afemtlobaedlt Mlle.ABantaO.JbMt
aalvator kota, aa artlit Moat. Bdouud Veltrda
BRILLU.VT SUCCESS Or
M1B3 JULIA MORTIMEB,
The great sougttre...
SI1S3 KATE VE.NNOYEB,
Tba bewitching Daowu.e.
MIES NELLIE TAYLOE,
The charming Melodlit
THE GREAT BAiLET TKOUTE,
oVc., 4c, &c.
Third week of the champion Qog Dancer of tha
world,
T. . HATE6,
Whole iu.cceu haa beou unparallelftl.
Mr. Hllicnall.nge. th. world.
OLuiac a. lphos.
Tha Talentl Comedian, Pantomlmlit and Cou2
Vocalltt.
Engagement of
uigur rjuor,
The Negro Comedian.
H. JCAH CLOSV,
Tha tenitllt rcrlormer.
BIILY litEUOit,
The Ethiopian Momut.
J. jytt AS CLARKE,
and the C'OSrV VETUlOtE.
THE COURT OK UUAUTY,
Composed of the foUowlng Talented and ibautlful
Younr Ladlea 1
MISS UU.lt BRAKUlSil.
tf 133 JtBllti 411.17.
NHS KATE UARR1S0S.
HISS Tiur TORIES,
itliSASXIE UARRUOtr,
ICC. ,0C, ilc,
Every night thlt wak, tht
OVPSVS LAY. ;
The parform.oee will coacludo wltk tha laugh
lng burletta entitled
A CONJUOAX, LESSON,
OU, A MCIfT WITH TUE I. 0. S. il.
Simon Lullaby Mr. Oeorg, Edeton
Doori open at 0 Vl perroroanee.1V o'etoek.
Admit. loo, so cental Orcbettra Chtlrt, SO oante.
SrtctAL N0Tics.The management take pleat
re la tnformlnr their patron! aad tha nubile
ure In informing their patrom aad tha publle
aeneraUy, that on th. TWL.NTY-SECONO OF DL.
CUMBER, the CANTERBURY HALL will be
CLOSED FOR ONE WEEK, for the PUTDOM of ro
nle!tag, painting tnd deooratlng.
The management are d.tenninw to make tha
Canterbury one of the mott muulnceotmuilohilli
In the country, aod have concluded to expend tba
turn of J,ooo for tho purpoie. There will be a new
raited parquette, a tpaciout galluy, four Bagnio,
cent private boa... tie., ti la He Interim tha
4ler Ornipoay ctu fcaai.re.nl will five a, eerlee of
grand perform.nee. at Ihe OOM ELLOWS' HALL.
SEVENTH STREET, thereby enabling ladlee and
children to wltue.i the performaneea of thlt un
parallell eompany. LadTw are aaaurad that than
will ba nothing allowed by tha minegeaeot In in
above perlormauwi to offend the taetet of tha
moit faiUdlout. 0 1J li
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